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Brooklyn group opens home to serve veterans
BROOKLYN, Mich. (WLNS) – "If you just need to be someplace safe and welcoming, this home is always yours," said Director for the One-Stop Veterans Resources, Annie Callahan.
Callahan's dedicated her life to supporting veterans and their mental health. This home is a part of her latest mission. She's working to help turn this space into a one-stop resource for the people who served this country and their families.
"For those people who really don't have enough in them right now to join a meeting or join a structured program, just come in. You want to sit inside and watch TV that's ok by us. You want to sit on the deck and have a bagel and coffee fine by us."
It's an approach she says meets veterans right where they are in a comfortable environment around others who can relate to what they're going through. Vietnam veteran Ralph Yard says he's seen it work in his own life.
"I was kind of reluctant to even join. But once I did I jumped in with both feet because it's a brotherhood," Yard said.
Other veterans like Randy Evans are also jumping on board. He's preparing to build a telehealth counseling center here where veterans can get personal support, and access to resources with the help of Lifeways in Jackson.
"I just would like to see them get that welcome home and get the services that they need to transition back into a civilian life," said Veteran Navigator at Lifeways, Randy Evans.
The program will also include activities from kayaking to fishing to martial arts. Yards says he has a message for any veteran who doesn't know where to turn.
"Get involved with other veterans. People who understand you. We're always there and available. Our ears are open our shoulders are broad," Yard said.
Callahan says seeing the veterans come together in one place gives her hope for what this space can be.
"When people see what they created. It's beautiful," said Callahan.
If you are a veteran or family member looking to get involved the best way is to send an email to [email protected] or call 517-960-5791
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5 Four Wheel Drive Only Road Trips in Australia
27 Mar 2017 Kishar
If you want to plan a rugged and remote road trip in Australia, we have got you covered! You don't need a four wheel drive everywhere in Australia, but if you are planning to head to a remote region, then chances are you will need to hire a Budget four wheel drive or all-terrain vehicle to traverse the rugged roads and landscapes. Here are five amazing four wheel drive only road trips to choose from while in Australia. We're sure you'll find something fun in all the diversity that Australia has to offer.
Gibb River Road
Boab Tree on the Gibb River Road Photo Credit: WesternAustralia.com
Bell Gorge Photo Credit: KimberleyAustralia.com
The Gibb River Road trip is one of the best remote road trips in Australia. The Gibb River Road is in the Kimberley Region of Western Australia and the crosses the 600 km between Derby and Kununurra. You should only plan to take this trip during the dry season from May to September. The Kimberley is not very crowded and much of it is yet to be explored. The highlights of the road trip are some of the amazing scenery like Bell Gorge, Windjana Gorge, and the The Mitchell Plateau. Stops along the road trip includ Home Valley Station and El-Questro Wilderness Park where you can do some upscale glamping and will find other lodging accommodations too.
Nullarbor Plain / Eyre Highway
Nullarbor Sign on the Eyre Highway Photo Credit: (Wikipedia) By Bahnfrend – Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=25679371
Nullarbor Plain Photo Credit: (Wikipedia) By Yewenyi at the English language Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=18035853
Nullarbor means "no trees" and that definitely describes the Nullarbor Plain: 270,000 sq km of flat, and pretty barren, definitely remote land. It is the world's largest limestone karst landscape. The Eyre Highway runs right through the Nullarbor Plain between South Australia and Western Australia and is one of the most rugged desert four wheel drive road trips in Australia. Even though most of the scenery is flat, desert landscape, that doesn't mean there isn't anything interesting to see on this road trip. The Bunda Cliffs and the Great Australian Bight provide all the scenery you will need. You will understand when you see the dramatic cliffs and beautiful bright blue waters over the edge.
Oodnadatta Track
Mound Springs on the Oodnadatta Track Photo Credit: (Wikipedia) By David Olsen, CC BY-SA 2.5, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=42456673
Blanches Cup Mound Spring on the Oodnadatta Track Photo Credit: WikiTravel
The Oodnadatta Track is one of the easiest four wheel drives in Australia. The road trip covers a distance of 600 km from Maree or Marla in South Australia. Even though the driving is easy, it is one of the most remote and rugged regions in Australia. Be sure to plan to see Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre National Park, definitely a highlight destination in this remote region.
Billy Goat Bluff Road
Alpine National Park Photo Credit: Parkweb.vic.gov.au
Australia definitely has a big variety of four wheel drive road trips to offer. Billy Goat Bluff Road is a great example of this diversity compared to the road trips we have already featured. This road trip takes you up in the Australian Alps in the panoramic Victorian High Country of Alpine National Park. The whole road trip is only 300 km long, but it takes about three days to traverse the mountain roads and this road trip is only for experienced four wheel drivers. The road from Mansfield to Harrietville reaches an elevation of 1.480 feet above sea level. This road trip offers up some of the most beautiful and picturesque mountain scenery in Australia. The best time to take this trip is during the summer between December and April to avoid icy road conditions. Don't worry about missing the snow because you will be treated to summer in the mountains featuring boating, fishing, hiking, camping, and scenic views of the valleys and waterfalls.
Old Telegraph Track
Old Telegraph Track Photo Credit: Cape-York-Australia.com
Bertie Creek on the Old Telegraph Track / Cape York Track Photo Credit: Cape-York-Australia.com
One of the only remote and rugged scenes left out of our variety of Australian landscapes is a tour through the tropical Far North of Queensland. That road trip is called the Old Telegraph Track. It is located in the Cape York Peninsula at the northern tip of Queensland and is sometimes referred to as the Cape York Track. The road trip covers 848 km from Cooktown to Seisia. The best time for this trip is during the dry season from May to October. That is also the best time for the climate because although it is hot and humid all year long, it is a little cooler and drier during this time. It also means that the roads are usually passable and not flooded over. If you follow the road trip itinerary for the entire 848 km, it takes about 24 days. Of course, when you have your own rental vehicle, you can make your own trek and turn around when you choose to. Highlights along the Old Telegraph Track include Fruit Bat Falls, Eliot Falls and Twin Falls swimming holes, plus Old Laura Station, Lakefield National Park, Weipa, Thursday Island, Chili Beach, and Jardine River National Park.
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In twelfth chapter of Luke, Jesus makes several observations about life that seem to be inside-out and upside-down to the value system of rest of the world.
This statement comes in the midst of a story about a rich fool, who accumulated barns packed full of grain and then died at an early age. The morale of the story is distribution is more important in life than accumulation. It's not about what I have, its about what I give away.
So anytime we are measuring our life based on the amount we possess, we are measuring based upon a foolish standard.
When we seek the Kingdom of God, this is far more specific in its objective that just seeking God. The Kingdom of God is about God's purposes on earth. It's about establishing His rule and leadership over things. It's about His agenda and His passion and desire for the world.
The promise is that if we own His agenda, He will own ours. If we make His purpose our priority, He will make our needs His priority.
Your affections will always follow your investments. If you want to grow your passion, then increase your contribution. You can trace your passion to that which you give thought to, time to, and to that in which you invest finances.
We could call these three powerful statements by Jesus, KEYS TO LIVING IN TRUE ABUNDANCE.


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SHILLONG: The division bench of the High Court of Meghalaya on Thursday dismissed the writ appeal to hand over the education scam to CBI even as petitioner Agnes Kharshiing decided to move the Supreme Court.
During the hearing on Monday, the division bench examined the contention of the petitioner that the case pending in the apex court was different from that filed before the High Court.
However, the division bench observed that it was difficult to say the subject-matter of the Special Leave Petition (SLP) pending before the Supreme Court and that involved in the FIR lodged by the appellant were distinct or different.
"On the contrary, it is evident that the matter involved in the FIR is fundamentally concerning the same subject-matter which is involved in the SLP before the Supreme Court," the court said. According to the division bench, in the given set of facts and circumstances, the Single Judge cannot be faulted in declining to exercise writ jurisdiction in the matter.
"In view of the above, we are not inclined to entertain this intra court appeal. The appeal is therefore dismissed summarily," the Court observed.
However, in the circumstances of the case, the division bench made it clear that they have not pronounced on the merits of the contentions sought to be urged by the appellant on her prayer for transfer of investigation to CBI "and the parties are otherwise at liberty to take recourse to appropriate remedies in accordance with law".


Feeling overwhelmed by the sheer quantity of marketing tools out there? You're not alone.
This article doesn't list every marketing tool under the sun.
Ahrefs never got funding. ~40M ARR and 60% YoY. Small team.
… and continue to help us grow our revenue by +65% year over year.
Some are free. Some aren't. But they're all useful.
Intercom defines itself as a customer messaging platform. We use it for customer support.
It's what powers the live chat on our website. Everything's managed via a Team Inbox, which allows many customer support operatives to handle inquiries at the same time.
It's what powers the in‐app messaging that customers see on our website. We use that to tell them about new blog posts, product features, etc.
And it's what powers our Help Center.
Why we ❤ it: Non‐intrusive design. Great UI.
Google Search Console is a must‐use tool for any business with a website.
It keeps you informed about on‐site issues, lists the keywords for which you rank in Google, and more. It even shows who links to you.
We use it for many things such as identifying underperforming content. By that, we mean pages that rank high (positions 1–3) yet get a lower than expected average click‐through rate. Then we optimize our title tags and meta descriptions in an attempt to fix the issue.
Why we ❤ it: Provides valuable feedback. Completely free.
Ahrefs is an industry‐leading SEO and marketing toolset that runs on big data. And yes, we really do use our own tools… a lot, actually.
Keywords Explorer: Find and research keywords from our database of over 7 billion keywords.
Site Audit: Diagnose technical and on‐page SEO issues.
Content Explorer: Search over a billion web pages for content ideas.
Rank Tracker: Track search engine rankings for up to 10,000 keywords.
Alerts: Stay in the loop about new backlinks and mentions on the web.
Site Explorer: Research competitors' backlinks using our database of 15 trillion known links.
Why we ❤ it: We made it. It's our baby. Plus it does some pretty unique stuff.
It's the CRM that makes this tool unique. Buzzstream keeps track of your contacts and conversation history across many platforms. Most outreach platforms don't do that. It's useful for reducing outreach faux pas, like sending cold pitches to those with whom you already have relationships.
Buzzstream also does all the 'regular' stuff that you'd expect from such a tool. Automated follow‐ups, merge fields, open and click tracking, etc.
Why we ❤ it: Easy‐to‐use. Integrated CRM. Useful Chrome extension. Sequences.
Google Trends is great for seeing whether a topic is increasing or fading in popularity.
You can use it to see how the popularity of one topic compares to another. This can be an interesting exercise when brainstorming content ideas for your blog. To illustrate what I mean, take a look at the two topics above.
You can see that interest in Scrapebox has fallen massively over the past few years whereas interest in email outreach is growing. So it would likely make sense to write about email outreach over Scrapebox. That topic is likely to attract the most traffic over time.
Read our full guide to using Google Trends for keyword research.
Why we ❤ it: Data comes from Google. It provides unique insights.
Some 💪 alternatives: None. It's the only tool of its kind as far as we're aware.
Meet Edgar is a social media scheduling tool. We use it to automate the posting of updates on our Twitter profile. It also integrates with Facebook and LinkedIn.
What makes the tool so special? It saves you time. A lot of time. You set your schedule, load in your content, and "Edgar" takes care of the rest. It can even scan your blog posts to create "auto‐variations" of your scheduled updates.
There's a browser extension. So it's quick and easy to add content while browsing the web. You can also upload updates in bulk if that's your thing.
Why we ❤ it: Saves time. Integrates with most major social platforms.
CoSchedule is a marketing organization and scheduling app. The idea is to bring all your marketing efforts into one centralized interactive marketing calendar.
We use CoSchedule for social media management. Specifically, scheduling our LinkedIn posts.
Requeue feature: we use that to fill gaps in our LinkedIn calendar.
Best time scheduling: we're experimenting with this feature to determine the best possible traffic times for our messages.
The app also integrates with Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, and Tumblr. You can also use it to schedule email marketing. Although we don't use it for that.
Why we ❤ it: Video upload and preview functionality. Requeue feature. Scheduling.
Hunter is a tool for finding anyone's email address. All you need is the person's name and the company they work for (e.g., Tim Soulo and Ahrefs).
You can also search for email addresses associated with any website. Do that for ahrefs.com, and you'll get Tim Soulo's email address, plus eleven others. There's a browser extension to make it easy to do this for any website you're visiting.
All email addresses in Hunter have a Confidence Score. This tells you how likely the email is to be delivered.
Why we ❤ it: Browser extension makes life easy. Good results (although not quite as good as some other tools).
Google Keyword Planner is the keyword research tool that everyone has heard of. It's free, and most other keyword tools derive at least some of their data from it.
Enter a keyword. Get keyword ideas and suggestions.
Enter a list of keywords. See metrics for all of them, including search volume ranges.
It's useful because it throws back some keyword ideas that other keyword tools won't give you. It's not so useful because suggestions are somewhat limited and it doesn't show exact search volumes.
Learn more about Google Keyword Planner in our full guide.
Why we ❤ it: Free to use. Data comes from Google. Gives some unique suggestions.
Facebook Audience Insights tells you, well, insightful information about your audience. It also does the same for everyone on Facebook. Its primary use is to give advertisers the data they need to run better‐targeted Facebook ads.
Audience Insights tells us that 100–150K monthly active users match that description. Very useful if you want to promote your new blog posts to a specific audience, as we do.
Why we ❤ it: Big data. Insanely powerful. Free.
Some 💪 alternatives: Nothing. Facebook is the only source of this data.
SERPsim previews how your web pages might look in Google on desktop and mobile. Enter your proposed title, meta description and URL to get started.
You'll also see the width of each of those elements in pixels. That's useful because Google truncates them once they hit a certain width. It's ~590px for titles, and ~930px for meta descriptions.
Truncation is bad because it looks ugly. It will likely lead to a lower click‐through rate. And a lower click‐through rate leads to less traffic.
Use this tool to make sure your meta tags fall within Google's limits before publishing.
Why we ❤ it: Accurate and free. Good support. Bugs are fixed fast.
Google Alerts tells you when new mentions of specific words or phrases occur on the web. You set up a Google alert for any keyword, and Google sends you daily/weekly/real‐time alerts of any new mentions.
You can use these to see where your competitors are getting mentioned. Or to see where you're getting mentioned. Or even to see which websites are talking about topics related to your business.
Setting them up is easy enough. Go here, enter a keyword, and set your alert frequency. Done.
Why we ❤ it: 100% free. Useful for finding sites that mention competitors.
TubeBuddy is a YouTube channel management and video optimization toolkit. In other words, it's a Chrome extension that provides insightful data for content creators and channel managers. And it overlays the bulk of this data on the YouTube interface itself.
See a "Keyword score": This tells you how any keyword scores in terms of search volume and competition.
Analyze the competition: See keyword stats for competitors. That includes the number of competing videos that use the keyword in their title, and how many subscribers the top competitor has.
See the most used tags: Gain insight into the most commonly used tags from the current top‐ranking videos.
To summarize, it helps you learn from—and outrank—the competition.
Why we ❤ it: Lightweight. Has a free tier. Packed with valuable insights and data.
Google is a search engine. We all know that. But Google is also a powerful marketing tool. You just have to know how to use it, and that means using search operators.
Rather than explaining what search operators are, let me show a couple of examples.
Click here to see it in action for Tim Soulo.
Here are another 41 Google search operators we use regularly.
Why we ❤ it: Free. Very powerful (if you know how to use it).
GoToWebinar is a webinar hosting tool. Use it to present webinars to up to 1,000 people. It includes chat and polling functionality for webinar participants, plus the option to poll your audience. People can even join via VOIP or phone.
To be 100% transparent, we don't use GoToWebinar to host our own webinars. But we do sometimes partner with other brands to run them. GoToWebinar is the tool that's almost always used, so we use it to join and host said webinars.
Why we ❤ it: Reliable. Flexible. Free to use for participants and guest hosts.
ChartMogul is a business tracking tool for saas companies. We use it to keep track of our ARR/MRR and subscription metrics.
It integrates with subscription billing providers like Stripe, PayPal, and many others. That means it provides a centralized location for your data and makes data analysis easy. You can dig into churn rate and other useful metrics with no effort at all.
Why we ❤ it: Great UI. More powerful (and less messy) than spreadsheets.
GTMetrix analyzes the speed of your web pages and recommends how to improve them. This fits into our marketing because we derive a lot of traffic and leads from SEO. And Google has stated on many occasions that site speed is important.
Personally, I use it occasionally to double check that our blog post images are optimized. Reason being, even a few unoptimized images can add a second or two to your load time. It pays to avoid this if you can.
Why we ❤ it: Free for basic use. Gives more detail than Google's PageSpeed Insights tool.
SurveyMonkey is a survey creation application. It's sort of like Google Forms (which we also use, by the way), but better. It analyzes data for you. There's no need to create pivot tables and whatnot like you have to when using Google Forms.
There's also "skip logic." That's where you change or skip the next question based on the respondents answer to the current one. That's powerful, and something we've used before when surveying our audience.
Most of the marketing collateral for SurveyMonkey revolves around surveying customers and employees. We tend to use it more to survey the marketing community to get data for blog posts. Like this one.
Why we ❤ it: Powerful. User‐friendly. Conditional/skip logic.
Wistia is a video hosting platform for marketers. Not only is the player customizable, but there's also the functionality to add opt‐ins to the video itself.
Analytics is another area where Wistia shines. You can view data analytics on a per‐user basis. See how long each person watched your video. See where each user dropped off. See when they rewind to watch a segment of your video again. That data can help you hone your video marketing strategy indefinitely.
We use Wistia to host product videos.
Why we ❤ it: Distraction‐free video player. Data analytics on a per‐user basis.
Wordable does one‐click exports from Google Docs to WordPress. But it doesn't just export plain text. It uploads all images and translates any formatting to HTML.
In other words, it saves hours of time—time that would otherwise be spent editing and formatting content in WordPress.
This is how we upload all blog posts to the Ahrefs Blog. Is it 100% perfect? Not at all. But there's nothing a quick find and replace won't fix.
Why we ❤ it: Saves a lot of time. HTML is relatively clean.
MailChimp is an email marketing application. This is how we send our newsletters, product announcements, and other marketing emails.
In all honesty, we're quite basic users. We don't use many of the more advanced features—A/B split testing, retargeting, etc. Still, it's easy to use, has a nice UI, and does everything we (and most businesses) need it to do.
If you're just starting out, their free tier lets you send up to 12K emails per month to up to 2K subscribers.
Why we ❤ it: Slick UI. Easy to use. Reasonably priced (there's a free tier too).
These are the tools that help us do our jobs. Anyone can use them—not just marketers.
Slack: Messaging and collaboration tool for teams. This is how we communicate.
Basecamp: Project management tool. Used to keep track of ongoing projects.
IFTTT / Zapier: Marketing automation tools. Useful for automating dull repetitive tasks.
Trello: Organization tool based on kanban boards.
Airtable: Spreadsheets + Trello = Airtable. I use it for managing the Ahrefs Blog.
G‐Suite: Documents; spreadsheets; presentations; etc. All in the cloud. We use this daily.
Evernote: Note‐taking app. My ideas for blog posts live here.
Google Calendar: Meetings; Webinars; Tim Soulo's birthday. It's all in there.
Photoshop: Photo editing app. Useful for resizing images for blog posts and social media.
Skitch: Image annotation tool by Evernote. Used for editing the images in our blog posts.
Premiere Pro: Video editing app. Used for editing our YouTube videos.
Hemingway: Text editor. Helps to make copy bolder and clearer. I use it for blog posts.
Grammarly: Spelling and grammar checker. Helps to keep our blog posts mistake‐free.
CloudApp: Screen capture tool with instant cloud sharing. Also records GIFs.
Dropbox: Cloud storage and file sharing tool. Useful for collaborating remotely.
Toggl: Time‐tracking app. I like to know how long things take me.
Skype: It's rare that we use this, especially now that Slack has video calling.
Notion: Team workspace. We use it for internal docs. The UI is beautiful.
So these are all the marketing tools we use at Ahrefs.
Does that mean these are the right tools for you too? Not necessarily. All businesses are different. What's right for us may not be right for you. These are merely the tools that have made our lives easier in some way or another. Hopefully, you've made some new discoveries!
Do you know of any other tools that would be useful for us? Drop us a line in the comments.


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Deputy Commissioner speaks on gang members who tried fleeing the South Side
Many prominent gang members or questionable south side residents who are known to the police tried to flee their neighborhoods after it was made known that the south side of the City was on a thirty days lockdown. Today, however, the Deputy Commissioner of Police, Chester Williams also spoke on what occurs in instances such as these.
Deputy Commissioner of Police Chester Williams: 'Under the regulations to the declaration there is a regulation that states if any of the figures from within the emergency area should escape or flee the emergency area they can be picked up anywhere they go and they shall be treated just as if they were found within the emergency area so escaping the emergency area and going somewhere else is not going to help them.
Williams also spoke on the issues surrounding the gang affiliated extortions which are currently occurring within Belize City.
Deputy Commissioner of Police Chester Williams: 'Well we want to encourage the business owners not to yield to these requests from the extortionist and whenever it is that they are being extorted to let the Police know and if it is that they agreed to pay the money being requested then we can have officers go to the area whenever the extortionist come for it we can nab him and those persons who are behind these extortions."
He spoke of the whereabouts of the gang leaders during the thirty days state of emergency.
Deputy Commissioner of Police Chester Williams: "Yes we have the heads, there are two that we are looking for to catch up with them but our search for those two individuals continue but for the most part we have the heads in custody."
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After several very long subjective time dream minutes, the Russian psychics have finished their training and are ready for their space mission.
Now, they must travel to the Cosmodrome and board the rocket that awaits them. The Moon is calling their name.
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Slipknot are known just as much for their unique masks as they are for their chart-topping music. In a recent interview with Canada's 97.7 HTZ-FM radio station (listen below), frontman Corey Taylor talked about Slipknot's masks.
When asked whether Slipknot could be Slipknot without their trademark masks, Taylor responded, "I think in a way we could, but I don't think we'd want to. I mean, I always think back to when KISS took the makeup off back in the '80s, and I know why they did it, because they kind of hit a wall and it was time to evolve for them."
Taylor continues, "But for us, the masks always evolve, for the most part, and our look always evolves, and I think because we're constantly changing, we don't feel that pressure to take them off, because we allow ourselves to roll with the times and to change with the albums. So even though I think we could, I don't think we will. Because it's not just about the masks, it's about everything."
Back when he joined the band, Taylor says he wasn't really sure what the masks represented. "The great thing is that nobody really told me and I kind of had to figure it out on my own," he says. "And that was one of the reasons why I wanted to be in that band is because I was a fan -- even on a local level, I was a huge fan of this band. So without really talking to anybody, I kind of figured out that maybe the mask means something different to everyone and that's why it works. It doesn't have to be that all-encompassing value."
Taylor elaborates: "For me, and just from my point of view, the mask for me represents the person inside who may or may not have a voice, or you may or may not have the courage to give that person a voice, because it may be controversial. It may be a little too dark, it may be a little too harsh, but if you don't give that person a voice, it almost becomes like your inner disenfranchise, that the person who gets looked over, who doesn't get to speak their mind and speak their heart, and it gets held back and then all of a sudden it overcompensates and takes over for the rest of you. So that's what it became to me and that's what it still means to me to this day."
Slipknot's latest album '.5: The Gray Chapter' was released in October and topped the Billboard 200 album chart its opening week. Slipknot are currently on tour with Korn through Dec. 7. They will also be appearing at Rock on the Range in Columbus, Ohio next May. For all their tour dates, go here.


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Methane-capturing cow collar and chemical-free textile scoop Terra Carta top prize
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Further winners of the environmental design competition include a microplastic-capturing tyre product and regenerative seed pods.
A methane-capturing collar for cows and chemical-free outdoor performance textile are among the four winners of the inaugural Terra Carta Design Lab.
The design lab is a collaboration between the Royal College of Art (RCA), Jony Ive and Prince Charles' Sustainable Markets Initiative (SMI), which aims to find low-cost, high-impact solutions to tackle environmental problems.
One of the winners is Aerseeds, seed pods made from food waste which work to aim to provide ecological restoration and reforestation. The pods are carried by wind to deliver nutrients to areas which have been depleted by human activity. According to the design team, these can "accelerate regeneration up to 10 times".
Amphitex meanwhile is a performance textile designed for outdoor use, made from fully recyclable and chemical-free materials. The plan is to manufacture the textile out of recycled and plant-based feedstock, which could result in a "world-first carbon negative performance textile", according to the team.
Zelp aims to tackle the problem of cattle methane production, which is estimated to be as much as 500 litres everyday per cow (there are around 1.5 billion cattle around the world). The wearable device is worn around a cow's snout, and designed to neutralise the animal's methane emissions in real time as they burp.
Rounding out the winners is the Tyre Collective, previous winners of the UK James Dyson Award. The design team is currently developing a device to "capture" tyre wear – as the collective explains, tyre wear is the second largest microplastic pollutant in our environment. The collective is now looking into ways to upcycle the product and attempt to create a circular system.
There were 125 submissions for the initiative. "I find it reassuring, particularly facing the overwhelming challenge of climate change, that we can all contribute ideas that could evolve into valuable solutions," Ive says. "All the Design Lab winners have ideas and designs that deserve to be developed."
The winners will receive £50,000 in funding and mentoring from Ive and members of the wider SMI network to help develop their projects. Two further projects will receive £10,000 in funding and mentorship.
"The ingenuity and determination of these designers has produced some extraordinarily creative responses, and they now embark on the journey to turn these great ideas into practical solutions," Ive adds.
The highly commended projects are Shellworks and Or:bital Bloom. Shellworks is another material-focused entry, seeking to create sustainable packaging which is fully compostable and also competitively priced. Or:bital Bloom meanwhile is a data-driven art piece which reacts to a company's fulfilment of sustainability targets and carbon emission reductions.
You can read more about the Terra Carta finalists in our earlier coverage of the award.
Though design studios are trusted to tackle topical challenges, very few can penetrate the top levels at a client's company, according to a new report.
Big Motive content designer Rachel Orr looks at where the dangers are and shares tips for designers on how to design digital services which help protect children.
Landscape has crafted the look and feel, as well as content, for the educational resource which aims to teach Americans about their civil rights.
Breaking the News explores news production and consumption over five centuries, with a design that emphasises the industry's complications.
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This is an exhibition catalog for a show of the same name. The book also contains a foreword by David A. Ross, two critical essays by the editors, a conversation between Beardon and Albert Murray, and a selection of Bearden's poetry.
Cover design: Bethany Johns Design, features the Bearden montage The Dove.
Inside artwork/illustration: 36 photographs, 3 of Bearden, 3 of process, and 30 montages.
Additional Information: This is an exhibition catalog for a show of the same name. The book also contains two critical essays by the editors, an conversation between Beardon and Albert Murray, and a selection of Bearden's poetry.


What if your favorite color is black?
I love black and there are many things you can surround yourself without it looking 'depressing' to the outside world. Clothes, some furniture, even having 'blackcurrents' to eat. We don't need to completely drown ourselves in the colour so long as we can see it and feel the energy that we have given it purpose. If it makes you feel good - then go for it!


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the flea market find at the top provided the inspiration for Clivio to create the LAMY pico.
Lamy Pico - Surprisingly practical.
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It goes without saying that all Lamy writing instruments leave the production line with both an attractive exterior and flawless inner workings.
In fact, it starts its writing career at Lamy itself because we get the ink of the M 16 – and every other Lamy refill – flowing and test it for quality before it leaves the factory. That is because we want to make sure that the products we supply will serve our customers for many pages to come and bring them nothing but pleasure, delivering durability, reliability and a good-looking script to the very last stroke. So why not take a closer look and see what goes into a Lamy? You will find nothing but high-quality components.


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Handwriting Analysis, or "Graphology" is the study of handwriting to reveal the character or personality traits of the writer. The principle behind graphology is that people who share certain character and personality traits also exhibit similar shapes and forms in their handwriting.
It is not astrology nor "fortune telling", but is in fact a well-balanced combination of art-psychology and psychology. Italian scholar Camillo Baldi first authored a treatise on graphology (handwriting analysis) in 1625. Abbe Michon, a French monk, also wrote a treatise on the study. Most famous is Milton Newman Bunker, the father of modern handwriting analysis.
Since Nero, the Roman Emperor, first began to judge the abilities of his associates by their writing in ancient times hundreds of emperors, kings, queens and leaders have used this validated science to aid in politics, solve personal problems and thwart war. Handwriting analysts, or graphologists, assist in police work and are employed by federal agencies, banks and corporations.
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Popocatépetl Volcano erupted overnight, spewing volcanic ash emissions, from 0200-1600UTC, 15 February 2019. Geostationary and polar-orbiting satellites observed this atmospheric phenomenon from 00-16 UTC, 15 February 2019.
A hot spot (i.e. white, warm brightness temperature) is produced from the volcanic eruption, along with its ash plume (i.e. elongated, cooler, black, brightness temperatures). Notice how the ash plume advects to the southwest, due to moderate, surface-to-mid-level northeasterly winds.
In the animation, SWD observes low-level atmospheric water vapor (i.e. moisture) and is derived from the 10.3um-12.3um channel difference. Once the volcano erupts, notice the elongated volcanic ash plume (i.e. seen in purple), that comprises of ash and cloud liquid droplets. In the animation, note how the plume is conspicuous compared to the 3.9um observations.
The EUMETSAT RGB shows the volcanic ash plume in red, where different shades of red, indicate varying levels of volcanic ash concentrations. Also, volcanic eruptions can produce varying levels of sulfur dioxide (SO2), which is bad for human health. In this animation, there was no SO2 detected; no yellow (i.e. indicates mixed ash and SO2), or shades of green colors (i.e. purely SO2) were observed near the volcanic eruption.
SNPP, a polar-orbiter, also captured the volcanic ash plume, utilizing NCC nighttime visible imagery. NCC, a derived product of the Day/Night Band (DNB), utilizes a sun/moon reflectance model that illuminates atmospheric features, and senses emitted and reflected light sources during the nighttime. In the static SNPP NCC image below, notice the emitted light sources produced from cities and towns (i.e. Mexico City and Acapulco) and the reflected light sources (i.e. clouds and in this case, the volcanic ash plume).
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What Does OAuth 2.0 Mean?
Techopedia Explains OAuth 2.0
OAuth 2.0 is the successor to OAuth, an open authentication tool that allows users to share private resources without giving external parties or programs access to all of their identification data. OAuth 2.0 represents a revision of the original OAuth created in 2006 and contrasts with other similar authentication tools.
OAuth works by using authentication tokens, which act as pointers to a resource and provide parameters for sharing, such as a limited time window. This way, the user can give third parties access to certain features and functions in a program without giving access to everything stored therein, including personal data. This is similar to an authenticator called OpenID, but the two protocols are somewhat different. Whereas OAuth authorizes third parties to use some of a user's protected resources, OpenID is more focused on authorizing access to their identity.
One example that is often used to explain OAuth 2.0 and related versions is that the authenticator uses a string as a valet key for access to a particular item. The criticism here is that just like a key, a hacker could obtain the token and gain unauthorized access. Although current development of OAuth 2.0 promote widespread use through compatibility with Facebook and other platforms, some critics are concerned that this protocol could be a liability for overall network security depending on implementation.
OAuth 2.0 101
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Author Archives: Michael Brenner
Michael Brenner is Professor of Jewish History and Culture at Ludwig Maximilian University and Abensohn Chair in Israel Studies, American University.
Israel's changing population and politics
Israel's new government is the most right-wing and religious leadership the country has had in the 75 years of its existence, as many observers have pointed out. And this style of leadership may last because it represents the next generation of Israelis. You don't have to look far to see that the religiously observant Orthodox […]
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from __future__ import division
import sys

if (sys.version_info[:2] == (2,3)):
  MutableSet = None
  OrderedDict = None
else:
  import collections
  MutableSet = getattr(collections, "MutableSet", None)
  OrderedDict = getattr(collections, "OrderedDict", None)

if (MutableSet is None):
  class MutableSet(set):

    def add(self, value):
        """Add an element."""
        raise NotImplementedError

    def discard(self, value):
        """Remove an element.  Do not raise an exception if absent."""
        raise NotImplementedError

    def remove(self, value):
        """Remove an element. If not a member, raise a KeyError."""
        if value not in self:
            raise KeyError(value)
        self.discard(value)

    def pop(self):
        """Return the popped value.  Raise KeyError if empty."""
        it = iter(self)
        try:
            value = next(it)
        except StopIteration:
            raise KeyError
        self.discard(value)
        return value

    def clear(self):
        """This is slow (creates N new iterators!) but effective."""
        try:
            while True:
                self.pop()
        except KeyError:
            pass

    def __ior__(self, it):
        for value in it:
            self.add(value)
        return self

    def __iand__(self, it):
        for value in (self - it):
            self.discard(value)
        return self

    def __ixor__(self, it):
        if not isinstance(it, Set):
            it = self._from_iterable(it)
        for value in it:
            if value in self:
                self.discard(value)
            else:
                self.add(value)
        return self

    def __isub__(self, it):
        for value in it:
            self.discard(value)
        return self

    @classmethod
    def _from_iterable(cls, it):
      '''Construct an instance of the class from any iterable input.

      Must override this method if the class constructor signature
      does not accept an iterable for an input.
      '''
      return cls(it)

    def __sub__(self, other):
      return self._from_iterable(value for value in self
                                 if value not in other)

class OrderedSet(MutableSet):
  """
  http://code.activestate.com/recipes/528878-ordered-set/
  Minor changes for Python 2.3 compatibility.
  """

  def __init__(self, iterable=None):
    self.end = end = []
    end += [None, end, end] # sentinel node for doubly linked list
    self.map = {}           # key --> [key, prev, next]
    if iterable is not None:
      self |= iterable

  def __len__(self):
    return len(self.map)

  def __contains__(self, key):
    return key in self.map

  def add(self, key):
    if key not in self.map:
      end = self.end
      PREV, NEXT = 1,2
      curr = end[PREV]
      curr[NEXT] = end[PREV] = self.map[key] = [key, curr, end]

  def discard(self, key):
    if key in self.map:
      key, prev, next = self.map.pop(key)
      PREV, NEXT = 1,2
      prev[NEXT] = next
      next[PREV] = prev

  def __iter__(self):
    end = self.end
    KEY, NEXT = 0,2
    curr = end[NEXT]
    while curr is not end:
      yield curr[KEY]
      curr = curr[NEXT]

  def __reversed__(self):
    end = self.end
    KEY, PREV = 0,1
    curr = end[PREV]
    while curr is not end:
      yield curr[KEY]
      curr = curr[PREV]

  def pop(self, last=True):
    if not self:
      raise KeyError('set is empty')
    if (last):
      for key in self.__reversed__(): break
    else:
      for key in self.__iter__(): break
    self.discard(key)
    return key

  def __repr__(self):
    if not self:
      return '%s()' % (self.__class__.__name__,)
    return '%s(%r)' % (self.__class__.__name__, list(self))

  def __eq__(self, other):
    if isinstance(other, OrderedSet):
      return len(self) == len(other) and list(self) == list(other)
    return not self.isdisjoint(other)

  def __ne__(self, other):
    return not self.__eq__(other)

  def __del__(self):
    self.clear() # remove circular references

  def __copy__(self):
    from copy import copy
    result = OrderedSet()
    for elt in self:
      result.add(elt)
    return result

  copy = __copy__

  def __deepcopy__(self, memo):
    from copy import deepcopy
    result = OrderedSet()
    for elt in self:
      result.add(deepcopy(elt, memo))
    return result

if OrderedDict is None:
  from UserDict import DictMixin
  class OrderedDict(dict, DictMixin):
    """
    An equivalent recipe for the OrderedDict class introduced in Python 2.7
    from ActiveState:
    http://code.activestate.com/recipes/576693/
    With minor modifications for Python 2.3 compatibility.
    """

    def __init__(self, *args, **kwds):
      if len(args) > 1:
        raise TypeError('expected at most 1 arguments, got %d' % len(args))
      try:
        self.__end
      except AttributeError:
        self.clear()
      self.update(*args, **kwds)

    def clear(self):
      self.__end = end = []
      end += [None, end, end]         # sentinel node for doubly linked list
      self.__map = {}                 # key --> [key, prev, next]
      dict.clear(self)

    def __setitem__(self, key, value):
      if key not in self:
        end = self.__end
        curr = end[1]
        curr[2] = end[1] = self.__map[key] = [key, curr, end]
      dict.__setitem__(self, key, value)

    def __delitem__(self, key):
      dict.__delitem__(self, key)
      key, prev, next = self.__map.pop(key)
      prev[2] = next
      next[1] = prev

    def __iter__(self):
      end = self.__end
      curr = end[2]
      while curr is not end:
        yield curr[0]
        curr = curr[2]

    def __reversed__(self):
      end = self.__end
      curr = end[1]
      while curr is not end:
        yield curr[0]
        curr = curr[1]

    def popitem(self, last=True):
      if not self:
        raise KeyError('dictionary is empty')
      if last:
        key = reversed(self).next()
      else:
        key = iter(self).next()
      value = self.pop(key)
      return key, value

    def __reduce__(self):
      items = [[k, self[k]] for k in self]
      tmp = self.__map, self.__end
      del self.__map, self.__end
      inst_dict = vars(self).copy()
      self.__map, self.__end = tmp
      if inst_dict:
        return (self.__class__, (items,), inst_dict)
      return self.__class__, (items,)

    def keys(self):
      return list(self)

    setdefault = DictMixin.setdefault
    #update = DictMixin.update
    pop = DictMixin.pop
    values = DictMixin.values
    items = DictMixin.items
    iterkeys = DictMixin.iterkeys
    itervalues = DictMixin.itervalues
    iteritems = DictMixin.iteritems

    # this method copied from Python26 DictMixin source
    # needed for compatibility with Python 2.3
    def update(self, other=None, **kwargs):
      # Make progressively weaker assumptions about "other"
      if other is None:
        pass
      elif hasattr(other, 'iteritems'):  # iteritems saves memory and lookups
        for k, v in other.iteritems():
          self[k] = v
      elif hasattr(other, 'keys'):
        for k in other.keys():
          self[k] = other[k]
      else:
        for k, v in other:
          self[k] = v
      if kwargs:
        self.update(kwargs)

    def __repr__(self):
      if not self:
        return '%s()' % (self.__class__.__name__,)
      return '%s(%r)' % (self.__class__.__name__, self.items())

    def copy(self):
        return self.__class__(self)

    def fromkeys(cls, iterable, value=None):
      d = cls()
      for key in iterable:
        d[key] = value
      return d
    fromkeys = classmethod(fromkeys)

    def __eq__(self, other):
      if isinstance(other, OrderedDict):
        return len(self)==len(other) and self.items() == other.items()
      return dict.__eq__(self, other)

    def __ne__(self, other):
      return not self == other

class deque_template(object):

  __slots__ = ('_list_proxy', '_set_proxy')

  def __init__(self):
    self._list_proxy = self.__class__.list_proxy_type()
    if self.__class__.set_proxy_type is not None:
      self._set_proxy = self.__class__.set_proxy_type()
    else:
      self._set_proxy = self._list_proxy

  def push(self, item):
    self._list_proxy.append(item)
    if self._set_proxy is not self._list_proxy:
      self._set_proxy.add(item)
    return self

  def __nonzero__(self):
    return bool(self._list_proxy)

  def __contains__(self, item):
    return item in self._set_proxy

class stack(deque_template):
  list_proxy_type = list
  set_proxy_type  = None

  def pull(self):
    result = self._l.pop()
    if self._set_proxy is not self._list_proxy:
      self._set_proxy.discard(result)
    return result

class hashed_stack(stack):
  set_proxy_type = set

if (sys.version_info[:2] > (2,3)):
  import collections

  class queue(deque_template):
    list_proxy_type = collections.deque
    set_proxy_type  = None

    def pull(self):
      result = self._list_proxy.popleft()
      if self._set_proxy is not self._list_proxy:
        self._set_proxy.discard(result)
      return result

else:

  class queue(deque_template):
    list_proxy_type = list
    set_proxy_type  = None

    def pull(self):
      result = self._list_proxy.pop(0)
      if self._set_proxy is not self._list_proxy:
        try:
          self._set_proxy.remove(result)
        except ValueError:
          pass
      return result

class hashed_queue(queue):
  set_proxy_type = set


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Carteron: We were unlucky against Al Ahly
Thu, 18 Nov 2021 - 03:40 GMT
File- Zamalek head coach, Patrice Carteron
CAIRO-18 November 2021: Zamalek head coach, Patrice Carteron, believes that his team has to turn the page of their 5-3 loss in the Cairo derby against Al Ahly in the Egyptian League.
The defending champions were 5-1 down after 60 minutes but they managed to score two late goals in the last 15 minutes of the game.
"We have been unbeaten for 25 matches before the loss against Al Ahly. We were unlucky in the game and we conceded five goals. We have to turn the page of this loss and correct our mistakes." Carteron said.
The White Knights will be back to action in the league on Friday when they face Ismaily away from home.
Carteron added "They have a new coach and they will play with a new game plan. It will be a difficult match but we have to be focused to return to winning track."
Zamalek are fifth is the league table with 6 points and they are three points behind Al Ahly and Pyramids, who share the top of the table.
Ismaily
Carteron


In our trial gardens this past year Matrix pansies continued to bloom well throughout the summer and then looked great well into the third week of November with another flush of colour early spring.
Easy to grow. True blue flowers with a blotch centre.
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;

namespace QuantConnect.Securities.Option.StrategyMatcher
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Stub class providing an idea towards an optimal <see cref="IOptionPositionCollectionEnumerator"/> implementation
    /// that still needs to be implemented.
    /// </summary>
    public class AbsoluteRiskOptionPositionCollectionEnumerator : IOptionPositionCollectionEnumerator
    {
        private readonly Func<Symbol, decimal> _marketPriceProvider;

        /// <summary>
        /// Intializes a new instance of the <see cref="AbsoluteRiskOptionPositionCollectionEnumerator"/> class
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="marketPriceProvider">Function providing the current market price for a provided symbol</param>
        public AbsoluteRiskOptionPositionCollectionEnumerator(Func<Symbol, decimal> marketPriceProvider)
        {
            _marketPriceProvider = marketPriceProvider;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Enumerates the provided <paramref name="positions"/>. Positions enumerated first are more
        /// likely to be matched than those appearing later in the enumeration.
        /// </summary>
        public IEnumerable<OptionPosition> Enumerate(OptionPositionCollection positions)
        {
            if (positions.IsEmpty)
            {
                yield break;
            }

            var marketPrice = _marketPriceProvider(positions.Underlying);

            var longPositions = new List<OptionPosition>();
            var shortPuts = new SortedDictionary<decimal, OptionPosition>();
            var shortCalls = new SortedDictionary<decimal, OptionPosition>();
            foreach (var position in positions)
            {
                if (!position.Symbol.HasUnderlying)
                {
                    yield return position;
                }

                if (position.Quantity > 0)
                {
                    longPositions.Add(position);
                }
                else
                {
                    switch (position.Right)
                    {
                        case OptionRight.Put:
                            shortPuts.Add(position.Strike, position);
                            break;

                        case OptionRight.Call:
                            shortCalls.Add(position.Strike, position);
                            break;

                        default:
                            throw new ApplicationException(
                                "The skies are falling, the oceans rising - you're having a bad time"
                            );
                    }
                }
            }

            throw new NotImplementedException("This implementation needs to be completed.");
        }
    }
}


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On 2018-10-26, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC)	published a cpsc regarding INNOCHEER Children's Musical Instruments Sets due to a potential Poisoning hazard. This product sold new beginning in June 2018 for about $21 to $33.
About 400	units are involved in this children's musical instruments sets recall. Learn more and find out what to do if you own this product below.
This was the 2nd recall of products in the Toy Musical Instruments category in 2018. Since 2005, there have been approximately 20 similar recalls, involving about 900,000 product units.
This recall involves INNOCHEER children's musical instruments sets. The 18-piece instrument sets have one xylophone, two mallets, two maracas, one jingle stick, one sleigh bell, four shaker eggs, two finger castanets, one rainbow bell stick, one mini tambourine and one triangle with striker. The instruments set comes inside a clear plastic bag that measures about 8.9 inches by 8.9 inches by 3.2 inches and has a green trim and a yellow zipper and handles. INNOCHEER is printed in green on the front of the bag.
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Great for prototyping, this board can be plugged directly on a breadboard.
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With a maximum clock of 72MHz, the STM32F103T8U6 counts with many peripherals, as USB client, I2C, UART, CAN, SPI and with other features as PWM generator, RTC, software watchdog and others.
The board comes with its own 8MHz quartz, ready to work. It only needs 3.3V and GND!
Can the internal clock be used, or is it used by default? I'm rather confused. I've had a look at your lightsaber example, and it gives no indication weather or not it is using the internal clock by default?
Hi. You can use the internal clock (HSI), or the external clock (HSE) with the on board oscillator. It depends on the initialization code you use. The standard ST libraries allows you to select the clock source by the means of precompiler defines.
The lightsaber sound board demo uses the HSE clock.
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There is a JIRT Senior Health Clinician based at Coffs Harbour, Kempsey and Port Macquarie. Referrals to JIRT can only be made through the Child Protection Helpline. If you have concerns in regard to a child at risk of significant harm please contact the Helpline on 132 111.
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I grew up in Paradise, Montana, graduated from the Universtiy of Washington and spent the next 20 years Stage Managing for Opera Companies all over the United States. In 2007 I moved home with my husband to help out with the farm. I always felt a connection with people and massage therapy has helped me make a new connection without leaving home.
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What is the 'priority right'?
The first step in building up patent protection is the filing of a first patent application, a so-called 'premier depot' (first filing), obviously before the invention is or will be disclosed. The filing date of the first filing is called the 'priority date', and this date will be decisive for the assessment of the novelty of the invention in all countries where a patent application is filed. If desired, the invention may thus be disclosed after this first filing.
The premier depot offers a priority right for each country which is a member of the Union Treaty (almost all countries), which can be used within one year after the priority date (priority year).
When filing a subsequent patent application, in which a patent is applied for, for the same subject, or for a part of that subject, the priority right may be invoked. The priority date then applies to the extent that the invention has been described in the first filing. The subsequent application may be a European patent application, a PCT patent application or even a patent application in the same country as the country where the first filing was filed.
By using the priority system, it is not necessary to immediately apply for patents in all possible countries at an early stage. By filing the premier depot, the possibility to patent the invention 'worldwide' is secured for one year. During that priority year, it can be examined:
1. what the economic value of the invention is,
2. in which countries it makes sense to apply for a patent, and
3. to what extent the invention is considered to be novel.
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How Ronald Reagan Saved the Dow
Alex Planes, The Motley Fool, AOL.com
Jan 28th 2013 11:30AM
On this day in economic and financial history...
Opening the oil-slicked floodgates
A decade of an artificially depressed U.S. oil industry finally came to an end on Jan. 28, 1981, when President Ronald Reagan lifted the last remaining oil price controls on gasoline, propane, and American-sourced crude. The oil industry was again allowed to control pricing and distribution, which was estimated to potentially increase gasoline prices by $0.06 to $0.12 per gallon over the already high $1.25 per gallon paid at the end of 1980 -- equal to about $3.50 today.
Oil price controls had been instituted by the Federal Energy Administration beginning in 1971 and augmented in the wake of the devastating OPEC embargo of 1973. As early as 1975, government economists were warning that the controls would prove ineffective and give foreign producers greater leverage over oil pricing. American motorists felt the pain acutely at the pump, as the price of a gallon of gas had quadrupled from 1971 to 1980. The markets had difficulty handling these higher prices as well, as evidenced by the progress of the Dow Jones Industrial Average(INDEX: ^DJI) over the course of the 1970s. The first controls were instituted in August of 1971, when the Dow hovered near 900 points. On Jan. 28, 1981, the Dow closed at 943 points.
Deregulating oil proved to be one of Reagan's best economic decisions. By the end of his final year in office, the price of a gallon of gas had dropped to $0.91, which in real terms meant that its price had been cut in half since the end of 1980. After breaking past the 1,000-point level for good at the end of 1982, the Dow would go on to enjoy one of the longest and largest bull runs in its history. Although oil prices dropped as a result of deregulation, it became much more viable to develop American sources, and the Dow's largest oil representative thrived. For the rest of Reagan's presidency, ExxonMobil(NYSE: XOM) shareholders enjoyed a total return of 332%.
Here's to Louis!
If you're reading this while having a glass of milk or orange juice -- or, better yet, a refreshing beer -- then you might want to thank Louis Pasteur, who first gained a U.S. patent for the anti-spoilage process that bears his name on Jan. 28, 1873. Titled "Improvement in Brewing Beer and Ale," Pasteur's patent advanced the germ theory that he is largely credited with, particularly in the description of how air may be introduced to the fermentation vessel only through a heated tube or a cotton filter "for the purpose of either killing or extracting any germs which it may contain."
Today, pasteurization is widely used for a variety of foods and beverages, including beer and wine, but also juices, dairy products, syrups, and canned food. Anheuser-Busch InBev was the first American brewer to use pasteurization in the 19th century when it was just getting started under Adolphus Busch, and it is now the largest brewer in the world. An estimated $505 billion worth of beer was sold around the world in 2012. The global milk industry, which produced 721 million tons of the protein-packed liquid in 2010, also has Pasteur to thank for its profits.
How do you say "this is a bad deal" in Swedish?
In a move billed as its biggest step into the luxury automobile market yet, Ford agreed to buy the auto operations of Sweden's Volvo for $6.45 billion on Jan. 28, 1999. It was a time of intense mergers and acquisitions around the world, and auto industry analysts gave Ford high marks for trying to broaden its appeal in Europe while simultaneously bolstering its tarnished safety reputation with Volvo's gold-standard reputation. Ford CEO Jacques Nasser said at the time: "What we are really buying here is generations of hard work and dedication. ... We are buying the strength of the brand ... and we are buying a team that is incredibly best in breed in terms of its worldwide capacity and research and development."
These high hopes never translated into big profits. Just 11 years later, Ford sold Volvo off to the parent company of China's Geely Automobile for just $1.5 billion, a 77% loss on the original purchase price. The Economist derided the deal as "worse than those figures suggest" by noting that Ford also "had to support the Swedish carmaker through years of losses and even now it faces further expenses ... that will eat up much of the meagre sum it is getting for Volvo." A year after the sale, Ford's net income shot up to to more than double its earlier levels. Perhaps this was just a bad relationship that had been long overdue for a breakup.
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Synapses in neuron networks filter incoming spikes with a wide variety of time constants, affecting the stability of various collective dynamics , the selectivity in transmitting information  and the reactivity to suddenly appearing exogenous stimuli . Even for extremely simplified models of spiking neurons and network connectivities, theoretical approaches including non-instantaneous transmission rely on approximations valid for relatively small time scales [3, 4] or on the assumption of a quasi-adiabatic dynamical regime .
Here, we addressed this issue working out a unified framework in which from small to large synaptic time scales the same approximated theoretical description holds for the firing rate dynamics of spiking neuron networks. Starting from single-neuron stochastic dynamics, we derived a set of ordinary differential equations for the population emission rate relying on the spectral expansion of the associated Fokker-Planck equation, eventually extending to the colored noise case a previous derivation obtained under white noise hypothesis . The resulting population dynamics valid under a low-noise approximation, took into account also finite-size effects. This allowed to compare theoretical power spectra of population emission rates with those estimated from extensive network simulations performed with NEST . Match between theory and simulation was investigated for different integrate-and-fire (IF) neuron models with different levels of complexity, e.g., VLSI IF (VIF , a generalization of the Perfect IF model), Leaky IF (LIF), and Exponential IF (EIF), confirming the effectiveness of the reduced theoretical description. Effectiveness which in turn could be further improved relying on higher-order perturbative terms in the fluctuation size of the synaptic current for any synaptic time scale.
Moreover, such perturbative approach allowed to avoid the analytical difficulties of dealing with multi-dimensional Fokker-Planck equations with discontinuous boundary conditions. A simplification which helped in highlighting as main result that networks of neurons with non-instantaneous synapses can, under fairly broad assumptions, be described by equivalent networks with suitable distributions of transmission delays. A formal analogy valid from simple VIF models to more realistic point-like simplifications like LIF or EIF neurons.


The popular seasonal Montauk eatery, Navy Beach, raised thousands during its 2017 season for the Navy SEAL Foundation (NSF), whose mission is to offer support and assistance to the Naval Special Warfare (NSW) community and its families. The more than $35,000 amassed this year brings Navy Beach's overall fundraising for NSF to over $125,000.
"Navy Beach has outdone themselves with their annual summer campaign to raise critical funds and awareness in support of the Navy SEAL Foundation's vital mission of service to the warriors and families of Naval Special Warfare," Marc Wolf, Director of Development, New York Region, Navy SEAL Foundation, noted. "Navy Beach continues to set higher goals and surpass them each and every time, and the Navy SEAL Foundation thanks you for a job well done, your continued partnership and look forward to helping Navy Beach make a difference in the future as they are inevitably planning 2018 as we speak."
This summer, diners were able to enjoy local clam & corn chowder while donating to a good cause. With the 'dine and donate' initiative that ran from Memorial Day to Labor Day, at least one dollar from every lunch and dinner bill was directed to the Navy SEAL Foundation. Customers could donate more funds if they wished. There was also a cocktail party in June that was attended by locals, visitors, business owners, and a number of active and retired members of the Navy SEAL community.
This is the fifth year that Navy Beach raised funds for the foundation. Frank Davis, a partner of the restaurant, is already looking forward to next season. "The experience has been rewarding and the local community's response and support has been tremendous," he noted.
The restaurant has already scheduled next summer's fundraising kickoff event, which will be held on Saturday, June 16, 2018. "We look forward to continuing our partnership with the Navy SEAL Foundation in the future and continue to look for even more ways to help increase awareness for the foundation and its efforts while also helping to raise the funds required for the organization to carry out its core mission," said Davis.
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Police searching for gunman in deadly Decatur shooting
DECATUR, Ga. (FOX 5 Atlanta) - DeKalb County police are trying to track down the gunman who killed a man in a late-night shooting.
Witnesses said they heard shots fired on the 2800 block of Belvedere Lane, just off Memorial Drive, after 10 p.m. Tuesday.
"I heard maybe three to five gunshots, rolled my window down, heard a lot of screaming," witness Shayne Adams said. "The shots took place in here, and then lots of people running around and then a car left."
Police say it's too early to know if a yellowish-green Kia Soul seen fleeing the area is connected to the crime, or maybe was just trying to get away from the gunfire.
When officers got to the scene, they found a man, who appeared to be in his early 30's, dead. Detectives have not released his name, but several distraught people were mourning at the scene.
According to police, the victim appeared to get into a dispute with another person, who then pulled a gun and shot him. Investigators aren't sure what set off the argument that led to the gunfire.
They said it's possible the victim knew his killer but stress it's still early in the investigation.
Health officials: No confirmed cases of coronavirus in Georgia


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television -> F is For Family first season review
Producer Bill Burr, Michael Price, Vince Vaughn, Peter Billingsley, Katie O\\\'Connel Marsh, Elisa Todd Ellis, Sidonie Dumas, Christophe Riandee
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F IS FOR FAMILY @ Netflix
F is For Family first season review
Brutal, biting, animated comedy
December 19, 2015 by Levi DeYounge
"F is For Family" joins "BoJack Horseman" in Netflix's expanding animated comedy lineup for grown-ups with a similar balance of humor and reality checks. Comedian Bill Burr ("Breaking Bad," Date Night) offers a six-episode season based on his childhood that offers perpetual laughter with brutally uncompromising comedy, often taking brief moments to let the harsh reality of lower-middle class life in 1973 take hold. The series also pokes fun at 1970s life in general, as the oldest son harbors a passion for the rising trend of fantasy metal in the form of a band called "Shire of Frodo," for example. Burr's new series not only stands as comedy gold, but also a thorough examination of depressing 1970s socio-economics and its effect on an entire family unit.
Burr wrote, produced, and provided the voice for protagonist "Frank Murphy." Frank comes across as yet another animated TV dad who shares the similar world-weariness and aggressive attitude as Hank Hill from "King of the Hill" while spewing backward nonsense (often misogyny) as "Family Guy's" Peter Griffin. Like Peter, Frank also has a depressing job, a drinking problem, balances a rocky marriage, and co-raises two sons and a daughter. Hank had Alamo beer, Peter has Pawtucket Patriot, and Frank has White House draft beer.
The opening credits feature Frank flying through the sky after graduating high school—"flying" through life—while new challenges keep hitting him in the face as he progresses through adulthood, ultimately crash-landing in a normal home and sitting on a couch with his family. These titles aren't a subtle metaphor because Frank isn't a typical cartoon dad. We learn about Frank's dreams of becoming a pilot getting dashed the moment he found out he fathered a child. He carries a darkness with him from his days of fighting in Korea and hasn't been able to shake it since, allowing his angry outbursts to occur exponentially at the expense of his wife and kids.
Somehow, Burr finds the humor in this situation, amplifies it, and exploits just how hilariously unprogressive many societal members functioned in 1973 (and even today, unfortunately). He orders his daughter to not dress up as fictional male characters for Halloween because she isn't a boy and also tells her that women can't be astronauts. Frank also openly refers to his oldest as a "flunky" and curses without a filter in front of anybody he pleases while hating his next-door neighbor for simply enjoying a happier existence.
Laura Dern (Jurassic Park, Wild) provides the voice of Sue, wife of Frank and mother to his children. She works part-time selling Tupperware in addition to her role of stay-at-home mother. Frank constantly undermines her and takes her for granted. These jokes typically fly for "Family Guy," but "F is for Family" examines just how much blatant, unconscious misogyny affects women of all ages. The series indicts misogyny with humor, refusing to condone the mistreatment of women often seen in many Seth MacFarlane-produced programs. It's okay to laugh—but only if one truly understands the latent humor behind the initial, obvious joke. Like much of Burr's stand up, each joke simply grows funnier the more one contemplates it.
Six episodes provide an excellent, small arc around each character, but ultimately leave the viewer wanting a more complete season with at least four or five more episodes. Like Bill Burr's stand up, the comedian's new animated comedy series refuses to see things as anything else than what they are (or were, in this case). The comedy and situation are brutally real, and the show's content often gets too real as brief, unnecessary cartoon depictions of genitalia flash once or twice on screen to reiterate that Burr isn't afraid to get brutally honest when remembering his childhood. It's a brave endeavor to put your childhood out there for everyone to analyze, and it's an even more impressive feat that he found the humor in there.
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You may be eligible for a waiver of your school fees depending on your household income.
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Set up a 40 x 30 yard area, with 6 v 5 overload (depending on numbers) in one half of the grid, with a single player remaining in the opposite half. Team must make 10 consecutive passes to get a goal. If defenders regain possession, they must transfer the ball across to their teammate to join in to combine and defenders must press now in this area, leaving 1 player in other half.
Leave extra player to support transfer, against 1 DF who must remain in this area.
Possession team can now transfer the ball after 5 passes in a 1 v 1. Player must create space as an option - Quick support.
Goals added to provide direction and challenge. Once transferred support runners can combine to finish.
Support transfer of the ball quickly and effectively. That's the name of the game here. Coaches must be aware that possession may be gained and regained in quick succession.
SPACE | On transfer players must recognise space to support quickly in order to maintain possession.
TIME | Challenge possession team to keep the ball for a certain amount of time before being able to drop a player out and transfer ball back into other half.
EQUIPMENT | 4 goals and halfway line adds focus and provides targets to encourage quick support.
PLAYERS | Could leave 2 or 3 out of the half to develop more possession with a number advantage.
Article Description Set up a 40 x 30 yard area, with 6 v 5 overload (depending on numbers) in one half of the grid, with a single player remaining in the opposite half. Team must make 10 consecutive passes to get a goal.


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November 22, 2018 5:34 am - Morocco's second high-resolution Earth observation satellite, the Mohammed VI-B, is due to be launched on an Arianespace launch vehicle on November 21st' 2018.
Berlin, Germany - November 21, 2018 -- Morocco successfully launched a new satellite baptized Mohammed VI-B today November 21.
Produced by Thales Alenia Space as system prime contractor and Airbus as co-prime, the MOHAMMED VI -� B satellite had an estimated liftoff mass of 1,108 kg. and deployed it into a Sun-synchronous orbit. Just like the Mohammed VI-A, the Mohammed VI-B satellite, is based on the Pleiades-HR high-resolution Earth observation satellite that is jointly built by French satellite manufacturers Airbus Defence and Space.
Morocco's two earth observation satellites, Mohammed VI-A and Mohammed VI-B, were named after after King Mohammed VI of Morocco who is the thrust behind Morocco's ambitious space program.


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Q: Limit for sequence $a_{m+n}\leq a_m+a_n$ Let $a_1,a_2,\ldots$ be a sequence of positive real numbers. Suppose that $a_{m+n}\leq a_m+a_n$ for all $n\geq 1$. Does $\lim_{n\rightarrow\infty}\dfrac{a_n}{n}$ always exist?
From $a_{m+n}\leq a_m+a_n$ we know that $a_n\leq na_1$, so that $\dfrac{a_n}{n}\leq a_1$, which means the sequence $\dfrac{a_n}{n}$ is bounded both from above and below. But this is not enough to conclude that the limit exists.

A: Consider $b_n = e^{a_n}$ for all $n$. Fix $m\in\mathbf{N}^*$. The sequence $(b_n)_n$ satisfies $$b_{p+q}\leq b_p b_q$$ for all $p,q\in\mathbf{N}$. For each $n\in\mathbf{N}$ note $p(n)$ and $q(n)$ integers such that for all $n$ we have $n = p(n)m+q(n)$, with $0\leq q(n)<m$. (Euclidian division.) We have $$b_n^{1/n} \leq b_m^{p(n)/n} b_{q(n)}^{1/n}.$$ Making $n\to + \infty$ if what preceeds you get that $$\limsup_{n\to + \infty} b_n^{1/n} \leq b_m^{1/m}$$ and this is for all $m\in\mathbf{N}^*$. From this you get $$\limsup_{n\to + \infty} b_n^{1/n} \leq \inf_{m\in\mathbf{N}^*} b_m^{1/m} \leq \liminf_{n\to + \infty} b_n^{1/n}$$ and as you always have $\liminf \leq \limsup$, you conclude that $\liminf$ and $\limsup$ are equal (which implies that $(b_n^{1/n})_n$ converges) to $\inf_{m\in\mathbf{N}^*} b_m^{1/m}$ which implies that $(b_n^{1/n})_n$ converges towards $\inf_{m\in\mathbf{N}^*} b_m^{1/m}$. This implies that $(a_n)_n$ converges. From this, you can conclude I guess.

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		<url-pattern>/error</url-pattern>
	</servlet-mapping>
</web-app>


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"Auction items and prizes from Village Food Markets Western Foods, 2 Reel Fishing Adventures Sea Park, The Source, Buffy's Pub & Liquor Store and much more.