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Syria and neighbouring countries: Water shortages add to woes
Throughout the Middle East, people are suffering from water shortages. The rising violence of the past few years and record-low rainfall have made clean water increasingly difficult to come by – especially in Syria, where the shortfall in precipitation last winter is expected to hit many people very hard.
North-east Jordanian-Syrian border. ICRC transit site for Syrian refugees at Hadalat. / CC BY-NC-ND/ICRC/O. Abu Rumman
"Wheat, which is primarily grown in rain-fed areas in the north-eastern part of Syria, is expected to produce a record-low yield this year," said Michael Talhami, water and habitat programmes coordinator at the ICRC. "This means that Syria will become even more reliant on imported food, and will therefore be acutely vulnerable to any spike in world food prices, which would exacerbate the difficulties many people already face as they try to obtain food at a price they can afford."
Millions of people have been displaced by fighting to shelters where no clean water is available. With power outages common in all parts of Syria and water networks suffering damage, the challenge now is to transfer the limited water supplies still available to high-population areas.
For Syrians who are still farming despite the ongoing conflict, the low yield and hence reduced income, combined with the high price of the food they have to buy when they don't produce enough even for themselves, are making it increasingly difficult for them to eke out a living. Automatic stabilizers that were in place prior to the conflict, involving subsidized fertilizer and seed for producers and subsidized food for consumers, are now mostly unavailable.
"Working with the Syrian Arab Red Crescent water and sanitation specialists and with local water boards, we are improving access to clean water for millions of people all over Syria," said Mr Talhami.
"Much of the region depends on aging infrastructure that requires considerable maintenance," he added. "In Jordan, one of the most water-scarce countries in the world, the demand for water both from residents and from the refugees who have arrived over the years has been growing significantly. In addition, there has been an increase in the cost of water, which in turn has caused an increase in the cost of food. In border areas, the ICRC is endeavouring to provide drinking water, sanitation, shelter and other basic necessities for Syrian refugees."
Although Lebanon's water supplies are relatively abundant, after several years of low rainfall it has become a challenge even there to maintain water quality and availability. There are Syrian refugees in all parts of the country. The ICRC, working in coordination with local water boards, has been upgrading pumping stations and water networks to boost supplies and meet needs wherever they may arise.
Because of the influx of refugees into Lebanon and Jordan and displacement within Syria, the local authorities have had to supply fresh water and provide wastewater treatment for growing numbers of people. The ICRC intends to expand its activities to respond to these needs.
Al Karnak camp in Tartous has around 1,500 people who were displaced from Aleppo. The ICRC provided fresh drinking water assistance as well as the rehabilitation of the latrines. / CC BY-NC-ND/ICRC/W.Zoubaidi
The ICRC has worked closely with the Syrian Arab Red Crescent and local water boards to provide, within the last month:
six tanker trucks that brought water to more than 100,000 people in Homs, Rural Damascus and Deir Ezzor;
financial support enabling a rubbish collection truck to operate in Idlib city, thereby providing more sanitary living conditions for 100,000 people;
upgrades to eight centres housing displaced people, bringing clean water, proper sanitation and decent housing to over 9,400 people in Rural Damascus and Dara'a;
supplies needed to treat water from Al Figeh Spring, the main source of water for around four million people living in Damascus city and the surrounding areas;
general maintenance and emergency repairs required to maintain the availability of safe water for more than a million people in Rural Damascus and Deir Ezzor;
mechanical and electrical spare parts for 15 submersible pumps to increase the capacity of various water stations in Hassakeh governorate, such as Ras Al Ain, Al Malekia, Al Jawadiah and Qamishly, which together serve more than 800,000 people.
Bustana, North-east Jordanian-Syrian Border. Syrian kids enjoying clean water after the ICRC installed a wash basin at several posts along Jordan's north-eastern border. / CC BY-NC-ND/ICRC/A. Wagnieres
To help the Jordan Armed Forces cope with the growing influx of refugees across the country's eastern border, the ICRC has, since the beginning of 2013:
equipped six transit facilities in the border areas so that 1,200 Syrian refugees per day can be hosted in suitable conditions;
provided in the eastern border area 50 shelter caravans, 20 sanitation caravans, 90 rubbish bins, seven generators, 46 tents, 10 solar water boilers, 13 drinking-water coolers, 12 large washbasins, 14 water pumps and 41 water tanks;
provided in Raba'a Al Sarhan Registration Facility in Mafraq governorate three sanitation caravans, seven drinking-water coolers, fivewater tanks and 10 rubbish bins;
provided in Manshiyat Al-Alyan camp for Syrian defectors in Mafraq governorate six sanitation caravans, 10 drinking-water coolers; nine water tanks, 10 rubbish bins, 13 large washbasins, six solar water boilers and two water pumps;
made available 18,000 litres of potable water daily at Manshiyat Al-Alyan camp through a Jordanian contractor.
Syrian refugees in the Bekaa Valley, one of the areas of Lebanon hardest hit by the water shortage. / CC BY-NC-ND/ICRC/N.Ismail
Between May and December 2013, the ICRC completed eight projects in the country involving the supply of pumps and generators, upgrades to pumping stations, etc., which benefited some 220,000 people, residents and refugees alike.
So far this year, projects already under way or about to begin in Zahle, Chamsine, Abu Halka, Hebberiye, Hasbaya and Kfeir are benefiting over a quarter million people. Further projects under study in Aarsal, Flawi, Laboue, Sour and Chebaa could benefit as many as 270,000 people. The ICRC has also provided support for the renovation of a hospital in Ain El Helwe damaged in armed clashes. Field assessments and discussions with municipal authorities have begun with a view to launching new water projects for refugee and host communities in areas with a large refugee population.
Centre for the displaced in the Khanaqin area. Water distribution point installed by the ICRC. / CC BY-NC-ND/ICRC/S. Dabbakeh
Iraq's armed conflict has now spread from Anbar to other parts of the country, leaving thousands dead and over 800,000 displaced. In addition, Iraq is hosting many thousands of people who have fled the conflict in Syria.
The Iraqi water infrastructure is affected due to the fighting, and the huge number of displaced persons. The government has measures in place to deal with the water situation, but shortages of electricity, fuel, chemicals and spare parts could reduce capacity still further.
The ICRC is working in the provinces of Anbar, Babil, Diyala, Kirkuk, Missan, Nineveh and Salah al-Din, where we have:
built or renovated 10 water supply systems;
carried out 15 emergency repairs on water supply systems;
installed water tanks and delivered water at seven centres and two camps for displaced people;
repaired a primary health care centre damaged during clashes in Ramadi (Anbar);
run three training sessions for 45 technicians at water treatment plants in southern Iraq;
repaired two irrigation canals in Kirkuk and Babil, benefitting 24,700 people.
Overall, the ICRC has improved access to safe water for 372,000 displaced people and others across Iraq, reducing the risk of disease.
The Middle East water crisis and the Syria conflict
The ICRC's water and habitat coordinator for North Africa and the Middle East explains the effect of the regional water crisis on the conflict in Syria.
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DAVID PERRON #57
Cap Hit: $4,000,000
Daily Cap Hit: $21,505
Accumulated Daily Cap Hit : $2,365,591
Remaining Daily Cap Hit : $1,634,409
Estimated Career Earnings : $37,931,097
BIRTHPLACE: Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada
DRAFTED BY: STL
SIGNING TEAM: St. Louis Blues
VALUE: $16,000,000
2018-19 Modified NTC $4,000,000 $4,000,000 $0 $0 $4,750,000 $4,750,000 $4,750,000
TOTAL $16,000,000 $16,000,000 $0 $0 $16,000,000 $16,000,000 $16,000,000
CLAUSE DETAILS: Player submits a 5 team no trade list
CLAUSE SOURCE: CapFriendly
SIGNING DATE: September 5, 2007
2007-08 $875,000 $918,333 $110,000 $0 $875,000 $875,000 $65,000
2008-09 $875,000 $918,333 $10,000 $0 $875,000 $875,000 $65,000
TOTAL $2,625,000 $2,754,999 $130,000 $0 $2,625,000 $2,625,000 $195,000
2010-11 $2,150,000 $2,150,000 $0 $0 $1,800,000 $1,800,000 $1,800,000
TOTAL $4,300,000 $4,300,000 $0 $0 $4,300,000 $4,300,000 $4,300,000
CLAUSE DETAILS: Modified NTC: Player submits a 3 team no trade list.
2019-20 St. Louis Blues NHL 49 21 28 49 -2 38 |
2005-06 Saint-Jérôme Panthères QJAAAHL 52 24 45 69 - 92 | PLAYOFFS 8 4 5 9 8
2006-07 Lewiston MAINEiacs QMJHL 70 39 44 83 37 75 | PLAYOFFS 17 12 16 28 6 22
Lewiston MAINEiacs M-Cup 4 1 2 3 -1 0 | PLAYOFFS 4 1 2 3 -1 0
2007-08 St. Louis Blues NHL 62 13 14 27 16 38 |
Canada U20 Super Series 7 2 5 7 - 6 |
2008-09 St. Louis Blues NHL 81 15 35 50 13 50 | PLAYOFFS 4 1 1 2 3 4
2009-10 St. Louis Blues NHL 82 20 27 47 -10 60 |
2010-11 St. Louis Blues NHL 10 5 2 7 7 12 |
2011-12 St. Louis Blues NHL 57 21 21 42 19 28 | PLAYOFFS 9 1 4 5 -4 10
2012-13 St. Louis Blues NHL 48 10 15 25 0 44 | PLAYOFFS 6 0 2 2 -3 6
2013-14 Edmonton Oilers NHL 78 28 29 57 -16 90 |
2014-15 Edmonton Oilers NHL 38 5 14 19 -17 20 |
Pittsburgh Penguins NHL 43 12 10 22 -8 42 | PLAYOFFS 5 0 1 1 -1 4
2015-16 Pittsburgh Penguins NHL 43 4 12 16 -13 28 |
Anaheim Ducks NHL 28 8 12 20 12 34 | PLAYOFFS 7 1 2 3 3 8
2016-17 St. Louis Blues NHL 82 18 28 46 -2 54 | PLAYOFFS 11 0 1 1 -1 8
2017-18 Vegas Golden Knights NHL 70 16 50 66 1 50 | PLAYOFFS 15 1 8 9 1 10
2018-19 St. Louis Blues NHL 57 23 23 46 3 46 | PLAYOFFS 26 7 9 16 4 16
NHL TOTAL NHL 828 219 320 539 3 634 | PLAYOFFS 83 11 28 39 2 66

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Die Südliche Göriacher Röte, früher auch Bretterspitze oder Gattenkogel genannt, ist ein  hoher Berggipfel im Frosnitzkamm der Venedigergruppe im Norden Osttirols. Die Erstbesteigung der Südlichen Göriacher Röte ist nicht überliefert, die erste Überschreitung nahmen A. Santner, H. Schneeberger und W. Trost am 4. September 1932 als Gratübergang vom Ochsenbug vor.

Lage
Die Südliche Göriacher Röte liegt im Osten der Venedigergruppe bzw. im Zentrum des Frosnitzkamms an der Gemeindegrenze zwischen Matrei in Osttirol im Osten und Virgen im Westen. In der Kernzone des Nationalparks Hohe Tauern gelegen befindet sich die Südliche Göriacher Röte im Bereich der Virger Nordkette, die die Gemeinde Virgen nach Norden abgrenzt. Südlich der Südlichen Göriacher Röte befindet sich die Bretterspitze (), auch Hinterer Misenok genannt, nördlich liegt die Nördliche Göriacher Röte (). Benannte Scharten zu den beiden Nachbargipfeln fehlen, nächstgelegene Scharten im Kammverlauf sind die Firschnitzscharte im Nordwesten () und die Mellitzscharte () im Südosten. An der Ostseite des Gipfels erstreckt sich zwischen Nördlicher Göriacher Röte und Bretterspitze das Fritschnitzkees. Nächstgelegene Schutzhütte ist die Bonn-Matreier-Hütte, nächstgelegene Ortschaften sind die Virger Ortsteile Marin und Mellitz im Süden.

Aufstiegsmöglichkeiten
Der Normalweg auf die Südlicher Göriacher Röter führt von Marin nach Norden ins Tal des Firschnitzbaches. Vor der Firschnitzscharte quert der Weg rechts in eine Einschartung des Westgrats der Nördlichen Göriacher Röte, über die man auf die Nördliche Göriacher Röte gelang (II). Beim Übergang zur Südlichen Göriacher Röte handelt es sich um Gehgelände. Alternative Wege bestehen über den Ostsüdostgrat bzw. der Überschreitung vom Ochsenbug.

Literatur
 Willi End, Hubert Peterka: Alpenvereinsführer Venedigergruppe. Bergverlag Rother, 5. Auflage 2006, ISBN 3-7633-1242-0, S. 290.
 Georg Zlöbl: Die Dreitausender Osttirols im Nationalpark Hohe Tauern. Verlag Grafik Zloebl, Lienz-Tristach 2007, ISBN 3-200-00428-2.
 Alpenvereinskarte 1:25.000, Blatt 36, Venedigergruppe, ISBN 3-928777-49-1.

Einzelnachweise

Berg in Osttirol
Berg in der Venedigergruppe
Geographie (Matrei in Osttirol)
Geographie (Virgen)

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Het Frans Open is een golftoernooi van de Europese PGA Tour. In 2011 heeft het toernooi gespeeld een nieuwe naam gekregen: Alstom Open de France. Het werd gespeeld van 30 juni tot en met 3 juli, voor de tiende achtereenvolgende keer gespeeld op Le Golf National buiten Parijs. Het prijzengeld is € 3.000.000 waarvan de winnaar € 500.000 krijgt.

De Fransman Thomas Levet behaalde de  overwinning, voor de Engelsman Mark Foster en de Deen Thorbjørn Olesen.

Verslag
Ronde 1
Tijdens de ochtendronde begon Robert-Jan Derksen  met een ronde van +1 en ging Richard Green aan de leiding met -6. Even later kwam Graeme Storm ook met -6 binnen. Nicolas Colsaerts maakte 's middags een ronde van -2, Joost Luiten scoorde par. Maarten Lafeber en Floris de Vries maakten beiden +6.

Ronde 2
James Morrison maakte een tweede ronde van 66 en kwam met -10 aan de leiding.  Richard Green ging naar de tweede plaats en Colsaerts maakte een ronde van 70 en staat nu gedeeld negende. Derksen scoorde weer 72 en haalde met een totaal van +2 maar net de cut. Luiten, De Vries en Lafeber kwamen resp. op +3, +7 en +8 en mogen het weekend niet meer meedoen.

Ronde 3
Derksen maakte weer een ronde van 72 en kwam op de 45ste plaats. Morrison speelde boven par, hij bleef aan de leiding maar kreeg gezelschap van landgenoot Mark Foster. Colsaerts staat gedeeld negende.

Ronde 4
Winnaar deze week werd Thomas Levet, die twee jaar geleden in Spanje zijn laatste overwinning behaalde. Derksen maakte een ronde van 73 en eindigde op een gedeeld 37ste plaats, Colsaerts eindigde op een gedeeld elfde plaats.

Nadat Levet met champagne overgoten was, sprong hij in het meer naast de 18de green en brak zijn been. Hij kon twee maanden niet meer spelen.

Spelers

Externe link
  Website Europese Tour

Europese PGA Tour 2011


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A Non-Originalist Separation of Powers
Eric J. Segall *
Since the end of World War II, some of the United States Supreme Court's most important constitutional law cases have focused on the appropriate relationships between and among the three branches of the federal government. Although the phrase "separation of powers" is not in the constitutional text, the Supreme Court has played a pivotal role in ensuring that the framers' desire for a government of checks and balances is fulfilled. In most of these disputes, however, the Constitution's text and original meaning played, at most, a marginal role in the Court's decisions. Given the academic focus, some might say obsession, with "originalism," as well as President Trump's promise to only appoint originalist judges, the absence of textual and originalist analysis in the Court's separation-of-powers decisions suggests that originalism, at least in this area of the law, is more illusion than substance.
* Kathy & Lawrence Ashe Professor of Law, Georgia State University College of Law. This article was presented at the University of Richmond Law Review Symposium: Defining the Constitution's President Through Legal & Political Conflict (Oct. 27, 2017). I would like to thank the Law Review students and the University of Richmond School of Law for hosting such a wonderful program.


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Дрозда Валентин Федорович ( 1 квітня 1939, село Пільний Олексинець, Городоцький район, Хмельницька область) — доктор сільськогосподарських наук, професор, заслужений винахідник України. Один із засновників Інституту оздоровлення і відродження України (неурядова самоврядна структура); завідувач відділу проблем біорізноманіття і сталого розвитку Національного університету біоресурсів і природокористування України.

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Народився у селі Пільний Олексинець, Городоцького району, Хмельницької області. Закінчив з відзнакою Заліщицький плодоовочевий технікум (1960) та Українську с/г академію (1968).

З 1971 р. працював в Інституті захисту рослин на посаді ст. наукового співробітника, зав. відділом біометоду.
У 1983 р. закінчив Вищі державні курси підвищення кваліфікації керівних, інженерно-технічних та наукових співробітників з питань патентування та винахідництва у структурі Державного комітету Ради Міністрів СРСР з питань винахідництва.

Нагороджений золотою та двома срібними медалями ВДНГ СРСР (1989 р., 1990 р., 1991 р.) З 2004 року працює зав. відділом біометоду Української лабораторії якості та безпеки продукції АПК при НАУ.

Впродовж тривалого часу веде курс лекцій та практичних занять бакалаврам, магістрам та аспірантам на факультетах захисту рослин, біотехнологій, екології та лісівництва НУБіП України. На запрошення ректорів Університетів Алмати та Астани республіки Казахстан читає курс лекцій і практичних занять з проблем сучасних технологій захисту агроценозів, інтелектуальної власності, біоценології і синергетики викладачам, докторантам та аспірантам.

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В. Ф. Дрозда — автор фундаментальних досліджень з проблем популяційної екології, ентомології, шовківництва, синергетики, технологій інтегрованого захисту сільськогосподарських рослин та лісових насаджень.

В. Ф. Дрозда також автор ряду пріоритетних досліджень в галузі біотехнології, масового вирощування і використання лабораторних культур ентомофагів. Вченим запропоновано оригінальні технології отримання та використання біопрепаратів на основі ентомопатогенних мікроспоридій, грибів та вірусів. В. Ф. Дрозда — автор закінчених технологій біологічного захисту плодово-ягідних, зернових, технічнгих і овочевих культур для господарств різних форм власності.

Вченим протягом багатьох років інтенсивно досліджується напрямок, пов'язаний з пошуком нативних популяцій ентомопатогенних грибів, мікроспорідій та вірусів виділення найбільш перспективних штамів, що дозволило отримати ряд мікробіологічних препаратів, зокрема Мікроспорідин, Аегерин, Вірин МВ, Вірин КД та Меривал для захисту рослин від шкідливих організмів в агроценозах плодово-ягідних, овочевих культур та лісових насаджень.

У 1980 році започатковує в Інституті дослідження з нової тематики — роль та значення фітогормонів в регулюванні сезонної програми розвитку комах. Започатковує також дослідження з вивчення сутності та фізіологічних механізмів, що формують діапаузу комах. На моделі лабораторної культури дубового шовкопряда, вперше показав принципову можливість вирощувати в лабораторному режимі трихограму — вид T. evanescens Wstw. та інші види цього роду в яйцях дубового шовкопряда Antheraea pernyi G.M. (Авторське свідоцтво СРСР № 1619453)

На підставі всебічного аналізу широкого експериментального матеріалу В. Ф. Дрозда вперше обґрунтував нову наукову закономірність суть якої полягає у вирішальній регуляторній ролі фітогормонів у сезонній програмі розвитку комах (Авторське свідоцтво СРСР № 1132880, Доповіді АН УРСР, 1987. — № 1). Вперше обґрунтовано узагальнений механізм переведення екологічної інформації факторів навколишнього середовища у фізіологічну, яка кодується видовим складом та концентрацією фітогормонів. Встановлено, що таким чином здійснюється синхронізація сезонного розвитку рослин і комах. Така структура забезпечує найбільш вигідну форму інформаційного контакту з середовищем. Ці дослідження стали підвалиною для розробки нових підходів до проблеми регулювання чисельності шкідливих організмів в агроценозах.

На основі фундаментальних досліджень В. Ф. Дрозда сформулював біоценотичну концепцію ролі ентомофагів та ентомопатогенів, як визначального фактору, що матеріалізує процеси негативного зворотнього зв'язку в екосистемах та агроценозах.

Такі агроценози функціонують згідно законів термодинамічно відкритих систем на основі максимальної самоорганізації та саморегуляції. Саме на такій основі обґрунтовано принципи використання ентомофагів в системах захисту плодових та овочевих культур. Суть їх полягає у тому, що чисельність, біотичний потенціал та динаміка популяцій фітофагів програмуються екосистемою в цілому на певному відрізку сукцесії, які обумовлюються особливостями штучного формування агроценозу. Популяції фітофагів не контролюються ентомофагами та ентомопатогенами, які є представниками більш високого трофічного рівня і самі регулюються трофічною базою їх існування. Такі загальні методологічні принципи дозволили по — новому розглядати роль лабораторних культур ентомофагів в агроценозах.

Крім того, значний науковий доробок автора полягає в тому, що детально формалізовані закономірності динаміки чисельності популяцій фітофагів на основі таких категорій як речовина, енергія та інформація, що дозволило автору сформулювати новий науковий напрямок — артропосинергетика. Матеріальною частиною еволюційного процесу є комплекс членистоногих з їх життєвими стратегіями, які оцінюються на осі r- і К-континууму. При цьому оцінюється не лише екологічні ніші, життєві стратегії, але й біологічна продуктивність в екосистемах та агроценозах різного рівня антропічного навантаження.

Визначальними параметрами функціонування агроценозів, згідно цього напрямку як термодинамічно відкритих систем є енергія, інформація в трофічних ланцюгах — потік енергії в живильному ланцюгу спрямований за градієнтом його розсіювання: від автотрофів до фітотрофів, від фітофагів до ентомофагів. Аналогічним чином орієнтований і вектор управління між компонентами в екосистемах. В системі «паразит-господар» енергія переходить від господаря до паразита. Проте, основний інформаційний пул і контроль стабільності екосистем залишається за господарем. Викладене свідчить про те, що закони термодинаміки по суті є визначальними принципами, які тільки допомагають встановити межі можливого.

Вчений запропонував технології масового вирощування лабораторних культур ентомофагів, зокрема видів роду трихограма, габробракона, дібрахіса, аскогастера, а також хижих кліщів. Технології не мають аналогів, відносяться до категорії високих і захищені масивом авторських свідоцтв СРСР та патентів України, Росії та Казахстану.

Автором обґрунтовано визначальні принципи спрямованої селекції лабораторних культур ентомофагів за умов тривалої доместикації з відбором найбільш цінних господарських ознак (конкурентоспроможність в агроценозах, пошукова здатність тощо), запропоновано критерії оцінки їх якості на основі етологічних та фізіологічних характеристик, продуктивність яких значно перевищує норму реакції видів в рамках їх генетичної програми.

Розроблені сучасні технології використання лабораторних культур ентомофагів, мікробіологічних препаратів та органічних добрив, що дозволило постійно підтримувати рівновагу в агроценозах на основі їх самоорганізації і саморегуляції. Це вперше дозволило характеризувати урожай не лише за валовими характеристиками, але й за його якістю.

Наукові розробки автора знайшли широке використання в практиці сучасних аграрних технологій, зокрема запропоновано концепцію вирощування овочевих, плодово-ягідних насаджень, складовою частиною яких є використання оригінальних мікробіологічних препаратів, лабораторних культур ентомофагів в галузі органічного землеробства.

Дрозда В. Ф. — відомий фахівець в галузі створення технологій масового лабораторного вирощування корисних шовкопрядів. Ним вперше запропонована замкнута технологія утилізації продуктів гренажного виробництва для отримання оригінальних мікробіологічних препаратів на основі вірусів та мікроспорідій. Ці технології не мають аналогів, опубліковані в Доповідях академії наук СРСР та України, захищені авторськими свідоцтвами, патентами України та Росії. Крім того, ці розробки дозволили отримувати високоякісну натуральну шовкову сировину в тому числі чесучу для текстильної промисловості, потреб медицини, радіоелектроніки, оборонної промисловості та космонавтики.
Наукові досягнення, практичні розробки надали право авторові створити оригінальну наукову школу основним завданням якої є гармонізація складних багатофункціональних відносин між екологічними категоріями збереження довкілля, отримання якісної продукції та економікою. Такі антиподи повинні передбачати пріоритет, що передбачають дослідження кінцевим результатом яких є отримання не лише валового врожаю, але й його якості.

Плідна співпраця з видатним українським вченим, лікарем-онкологом, проф. Потопальським А. І. у структурі створеного ним Інституту оздоровлення та відродження народів України (ІОВНУ), гармонійно поєднується напрямки духовного відродження нації, а також пропонується оригінальні шляхи інтелектуального росту молоді для освоєння сучасних світових технологій в таких галузях як медицина, генетика, молекулярна біологія, ентомологія, фітопатологія, фітоценологія та популяційна екологія. Окремі розділи досліджень в рамках ІОВНУ виконані на культурах дубового та тутового шовкопрядів. Ці технології не мають аналогів, широко-впроваджені у виробництво і захищені 36-ма Авторськими свідоцтвами СССР, патентами України та Росії. Особливого теоретичного та практичного значення набули дослідження пов'язанні із культурою вітчизняної породи дубового шовкопряду Поліський тасар. Вперше запропонував технологію вирощування ентомофага трихограми в яйцях дубового шовкопряда.

Серед пріоритетних досліджень в структурі ІОВНУ напрямок, що пов'язаний з дослідженням континуальної структури рослинного та тваринного біорізноманіття в екосистемах на основі принципів термодинаміки, синергетики та дисипативних структур. Сформулював концепцію консортної ролі оригінальних авторських, генетично-модифікованих рослин виведених Потопальським А. І. як в екосистемах так і в агроценозах.

Має патентну освіту, диплом за № 106387.
Його роботи неодноразово експонувались на Виставці досягнень народного господарства СРСР, за що він був нагороджений 1989 р., 1990 р. та 1991 р. золотою та двома срібними медалями.
Дрозда В. Ф. значну увагу приділяє підготовці наукових кадрів. Під його керівництвом захищено 4 кандидатські дисертації. Науковий консультант двох докторських дисертацій.
Працює в структурі Міжнародній організації з біологічної боротьби, Східно-Палеарктична секція, де очолював напрямок «Екологія ентомофагів»

Праці
Дрозда В. Ф. особисто і в співавторстві опублікував у вітчизняних та закордонних виданнях 1082 наукові роботи. Серед яких 471 Авторських свідоцтв СРСР, патентів України, Росії та Казахстану. У тому числі 8 монографій, 28 методичних рекомендацій. За участю В. Ф. Дрозда створено та впроваджено у виробництво такі вітчизняні препарати як Боверин, Пециломин, Лепідоцид та Гаупсин. Вони були занесені до Державного реєстру СРСР і використовувались в технологіях захисту плодово-ягідних, овочевих та технічних культур на тисячах гектарах.

Дрозда В. Ф. визнаний фахівець з технологій органічного садівництва, промислового вирощування ентомофагів. Оригінальні технології захищені масивом патентів України, Росії та Казахстану.
Технології вирощування та захисту саду захищено 57-ма патентами, ягідників — 81 патентом, овочевих культур — 45, кукурудзи та хмелю — 27, зерна та продуктів харчування — 16, шовківництва — 24, вирощування ентомофагів — 114.

Монографії:
 Дрозда В. Ф., Лапа О. М., Гоголев А. І. Сучасні технології вирощування і захисту овочевих культур// Видавництво Інституту захисту рослин «Світ». — Київ, 2004. — 111с.
 Дрозда В. Ф., Лапа О. М., Пшець Н. В. Технологія вирощування та захисту овочевих культур. Екологічно безпечні інтенсивні технології вирощування та захисту овочевих культур // НУБіП України «Колобіг». — Київ, 2006 р. — 183 с.
 Дрозда В. Ф., Ющенко Л. П. Сливова плодожерка. Біологія, екологія, контроль чисельності// НУБіП України, м. Київ, вид."Колобіг". –2010. — 146с.

Методичні рекомендації:
 Дрозда В. Ф., Лаппа Н. Е., Гораль В. M. Методические рекомендации по использованию биологических средств в защите плодового сада от вредителей и болезней// Госагропром Украины, Укр. НИИ защиты растений — Киев. 1995. — 52 c.
 Шелестова В. С., Гончаренко О.І, Дрозда В. Ф.,Панько Н. П. Екологічні основи захисту плодового саду від шкідників з максимальним використанням біологічних засобів// Рекомендації для спеціалістів захисту рослин, колективних, орендних, фермерських та приватних господарств, НАУ. — Київ, 2001. — 97 с.
 Дрозда В. Ф., Гойчук А. Ф., Розенфельд В. В. Бактеріози лісових деревних порід. Методичні поради для студентів заочної форми навчання ОКР «Магістр» напрямку 8.09103 — Лісове і садово-паркове господарство, НУБіП України, ННІ Лісового и садово-паркового господарства, Житомир «Полісся», 2012 р., 53 с.
 Дрозда В. Ф., Гойчук А. Ф., Розенфельд В. В. Бактеріози лісових деревних порід //Робоча програма та методичні поради для студентів заочної форми навчання ВНЗ зі спеціальності «Лісове господарство» НУБіП України. — Київ, 2014. — 77 с.

Довідники:
 Дрозда В. Ф., Бублик Л. І., Васечко Г. І., Васильєв В. П. та ін. Довідник із захисту рослин// Урожай. — Київ, 1999. — 744 с.

Наукові статті:
 Дрозда В. Ф., Воронков М. Г., Вититнев И. В. Влияние силатронов на развитие тутового шелкопряда// Доклады АН СССР. 1978. — Т. 239. — № 1. — С. 238—241
 Дрозда В. Ф., Вититнев И. В., Шкаруба Н. Г. Влияние 1-этокси-3, 7,10-триметилсилатрана на белковый обмен тутового шелкопряда// Доклады АН СССР, 1982. — Т. 264. — № 6. — С. 1514—1516.
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Watching this now makes me realize I actually really miss performing.
I loved your intervention on stage !
but I can see that you like humour !
Having gotten sober and moved to the suburbs, I've invented the "swingset crawl," wherein you perambulate all through the neighborhoods and swing on every set. Must be done either before the families are up, or after they're in.


The discovery of adult-born neurons in the hippocampus has triggered a wide range of studies that link the new neurons to various behavioral functions. However, the role of new neurons in behavior is still equivocal. Conflicting results may be due to the difficulty in manipulating neurogenesis without off-target effects as well as the statistical approach used, which fail to account for neurogenesis-independent effects of experimental manipulations on behavior. In this study, we apply a more comprehensive statistical and conceptual approach. Instead of between-group analyses, we consider the within-group relationships between neurogenesis and behavior (ANCOVA and mediation analysis) in a large-scale experiment, in which distinct age- (3 and 5 months) and strain- (DBA and C57) related differences in basal levels of neurogenesis in mice are compared with a large number (∼1,500) of behavioral read outs. The analysis failed to detect any association between anxiety and motor impulsivity with neurogenesis. However, within-group adult hippocampal neurogenesis is associated with the reaction to novelty. Specifically, more neurogenesis is associated with a longer latency to explore and a lower frequency of exploratory actions, overall indicative of a phenotype where animals with more neurogenesis were slower to explore a novel environment. This effect is observed in 5-months-old, but not in 3-months-old mice of both strains. An association between the reaction to novelty and adult neurogenesis can have a major impact on results from previous studies using classical behavioral experiments, in which animals are tested in a-for the animal-novel experimental set-up. The neurogenesis-novelty association found here is also a necessary link in the relation that has been suggested to exist between neurogenesis and psychiatric disorders marked by a failure to cope with novelty. © 2015 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.


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With a single photo of a cake suspended from enchanted vines as inspiration, "A Journey Through The Castle Grounds" was dreamt into reality. One magical evening, 150 guests entered into a fully immersive wedding experience that transported them into a fairy tale and indulged their senses and imagination.
The story unfolds within the mysterious forest, which lies at the edge of the enchanted castle grounds. Set in the clearing of the forest, it appeared as if a grand celebration had been abandoned just before it was about to start. It was almost as if years had passed, and the forest had taken over the party site. Moss and vines were enveloping the table legs and surfaces, and the crumbling former castle walls were overgrown with vines and faux dirt. Towering trees and lichen covered branches lined the perimeter of the clearing and flowers and vines cascaded down from above.


Whether old school or new - Fall Cabin life can be pretty fantastic.
C'mon - who doesn't love Paul Bunyon?!!!
Can't get enough of these Arturo Pani Chairs!
LOL - This just NEVER get's old for me!
I'd even like to play around with them a bit possible adding vintage travel sticker, wallpaper etc.
Leads from "Found My Animal"


Texas regulators have issued a cease and desist order to a cloud mining company for selling unregistered securities, among other alleged offences including fraudulent behavior.
The Texas State Securities Board has issued an emergency cease and desist order to an Australia-based cloud mining company AWS Mining PTY LTD for selling unregistered securities, according to an official notice filed Nov. 6.
Per the document, AWS Mining along with its multiple agents and Chief Marketing Officer Josiah Kostek have violated the Texas Securities Act by luring the state's residents in purchasing AWS' unregistered cloud mining power contracts and promising a "200 percent passive return on every investment." The company's website also reportedly offers investors to join a multi-level marketing matrix for $20, after which they could earn commissions by operating as sales agents.
AWS allegedly shirked its commitments to pay out the promised profit, stating that "investors assume the risks associated with the investment." AWS failed to register as a securities broker-dealer, and moreover, crypto mining power contracts have not been registered and qualified for sale in Texas.
The firm purportedly required investors to secure a digital currency wallet provided by MyCoinDeal to participate in AWS' crypto mining program, wherein the wallet developers required investors to pay fees for deployment of their wallets and conduct transactions within it.
According to the order, the defendants intentionally failed to disclose that AWS Mining PTY is the business name holder of MyCoinDeal. AWS also allegedly withheld information about its methodology for storing cryptocurrencies, and its means of accounting and implementing security protocols for customer protection from malicious attacks.
The defendants allegedly did not disclose their business data and qualifications, such as their background in selling securities to investors and dealing with cryptocurrencies, nor the commissions they would receive for selling crypto mining power contracts.
AWS now has 31 days to request a hearing with the Securities Commissioner, otherwise the order will become final and non-appealable.
Previously, the Texas State Securities Board issued an emergency cease and desist order to a network of cryptocurrency-related firms, that allegedly offered fraudulent crypto investments to state residents. According to the order, the companies were immediately suspended from offering securities in Texas until the security is registered or exempt.


HBOJon Snow makes several big mistakes during the Battle of the Bastards.
Throughout the run of "Game of Thrones," Jon Snow has done some remarkable things, like killing a White Walker and coming back from the dead.
That's enough to earn him a lot of respect. But he still has more to learn when it comes to leading an army.
In the most recent episode of "Game of Thrones," titled "Battle of the Bastards," Snow led an army intent on recapturing Winterfell from the Boltons. After getting help from Sansa and Littlefinger, Jon takes back his home and Ramsay Bolton meets a deservedly gruesome end.
In a behind the scenes feature put out by HBO, Kit Harrington, who plays Snow, pointed out that the battle revealed one of his character's biggest flaws.
"Jon isn't a great leader in that battle. He can galvanize people to follow him. Tactically, he loses his temper and control," Harrington said.
Jon Snow's biggest tactical error happens early.
HBORamsay Bolton enjoys playing mind games with people.
While planning for battle, Sansa warns Jon that Ramsay likes to play mind games with people. Jon ignores her warning and instead carries on with his original plan.
Jonis caught off guard when Ramsay produces Rickon Stark, Jon and Sansa's brother who is being held captive in Winterfell. Ramsay sets Rickon free on the battlefield and chases him with a barrage of arrows. Naturally, Jon, a man of honour, runs to try and save his brother. Ramsay eventually hits Rickon with an arrow, killing him and spurring Jon's army to charge first.
Jon likely would not have been able to save Rickon regardless, but in running to help his brother, he inadvertently did exactly what Ramsay wanted.
Snow can become a better army general.
HBOSansa helped lead Jon Snow's army to a decisive victory.
While a lot of people are rooting for Sansa to take over the Iron Throne (and why not? She'd be a great queen), Jon Snow seems to be the new de facto leader of Winterfell.
Snow could become a great general, but first he must learn from his mistakes. We have seen that he can inspire loyalty in his followers, but he's less knowledgeable about planning a battle, and could clearly use a little help.
Snow ignored Sansa's advice for dealing with Ramsay, but perhaps now he'll listen to her after she helped pull of a major victory. The Stark siblings could also look elsewhere for assistance, whether that's in battling the Lannisters or the White Walkers.
Many fans still subscribe to the theory that Jon Snow is secretly a Targaryen. If he finds out that he is related to Daenerys, she could help Snow make up for some of his flaws. After all, she just won a major battle in Meereen, thanks to her dragons.
At the very least, it could be a good end game.


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If more children had gotten sick from covid, fewer Americans would have died
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Parents picketing for gamma globulin outside City Hall in New York in 1953. (Peter Stackpole/The LIFE Picture Collection via Getty Images)
What if covid-19 had killed more children?
That's what I was thinking when my husband and I accompanied our 15-year-old to get her first dose of the vaccine.
The last of our three children was finally getting vaccinated, but the moment felt more ceremonial than emotional. She would be freed from restrictions and anxiety, not from a great mortal threat.
My daughter had been strict about the rules, but more to avoid spreading covid than to avoid getting sick from it. Given the data, she was right. U.S. children have accounted for only 1 to 3 percent of reported covid hospitalizations and 0 to 0.2 percent of covid deaths. Covid-19 has so far killed 355 Americans 18 and younger, compared with more than 450,000 people 65 and older. Even if my daughter had gotten covid, the chance that it would have killed her was somewhere between none and infinitesimal.
What would it have felt like if instead we had spent a year fearing for her life?
Intellectually I reject the idea that children are more precious than adults. Politically I object to the use of children as rhetorical tools. But emotionally? If I had thought my kids were at substantial and lethal risk from covid, I would have spent the past year terrified. Not bored, confused and vaguely anxious — terrified.
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Instead of insisting on a six-foot distance between friends who gathered in our yard, I would have locked the door and loaded the .22.
Even the fear I felt for my own parents' safety wasn't the gut-twisting terror I would have felt at the prospect of my children's death. Sorry, folks!
But it's true, and they know it, because they were children in the polio era.
My parents were 7 in 1952, when the polio epidemic reached its peak, infecting nearly 58,000 Americans, including one of my father's sisters. She was 4 years old. She was bedridden for a year, then went on to a wheelchair, then crutches, then a lifetime of moderate disability.
Pre-vaccine polio wasn't usually fatal; it killed fewer than 2,000 Americans a year. But polio targeted children, so much so that it's known as "infantile paralysis" (and also: "The Crippler," like a supervillain). A 1956 newsreel shows images of children in wheelchairs as the voice-over intones, "Parents lived in fear of polio's sudden attack and the tragic aftermath." The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's polio Web page describes a mid-20th-century mood of "widespread panic."
In Montgomery, Ala., where my father grew up, the news reported the polio case counts and deaths. It listed canceled camps and Sunday schools; it noted diminished attendance at sporting events. It also featured copious ads for polio insurance and one that even pitched a new television set as a weapon against disease: "FIGHT POLIO. Keep Your Children at home and entertained."
The mix of dark facts and light features, plus the unseemly flourishing of pandemic capitalism — it was just like now in many ways.
But one story feels very different. In late June 1953, Montgomery County undertook a mass inoculation campaign — not with the Salk vaccine, which was still two years from general use, but with gamma globulin, a substance made from blood plasma that was thought to confer some temporary protection against polio.
The campaign began on a Tuesday. The front page of the Montgomery Advertiser carried a boxed announcement: "White or Black. Have You a Child 9 Years Old or Under? Turn to Page 3-B. The Map Shows You Where to Take Your Child. TODAY THRU FRIDAY. For the GG shot that will save it from Crippling Paralysis."
My father remembers an unfamiliar school and a shot that really, really hurt. My aunt — the younger sister of the one who was paralyzed — remembers trying to run away.
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In four days, 800 volunteers inoculated 32,948 children. Dr. Daniel G. Gill, the state health officer of Alabama, later wrote, "We believe that the coverage approached 100 percent."
With almost no notice, every single child under 10 was taken to the correct place on the correct day for a treatment that, as the paper explained in a front-page Q&A, didn't always work but "may provide some protection against paralysis."
Question 5: "Is GG a cure for polio?" Answer: "No." And still, 100 percent participation.
So far that year, just 81 Montgomery County residents had contracted polio, and three children had died. And still, 100 percent participation.
Today — with more than 575,000 Americans dead — there are vaccine resisters and anti-maskers and politicians who egg them on. That's already incredible. But if covid victims were mostly children? It would be inconceivable.
That vaccine hesitancy will kill people. Not masking up has killed people. I don't wish I had spent a year in fear for my children's lives, but I do see that our relative lack of concern for older people helps fuel this epidemic.
In other words, if more children had gotten sick, fewer Americans would have died.
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(Billboard in Toronto, via This is Hysteria).
Think of all those teddy bears that will never be hugged!!11!!1!!
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And the even funnier thing is that seeing as most women having abortions cite a lack of resources to look after the potential child, their statement isn't all that true either.
Good point, I hadn't even thought of that! But yeah, given the ridiculously overpriced toys that exist today….
This billboard is just begging to be parodied!
Wow. That is stupid. LOL.
A little photo shop and this one could work for us too!!!
Ha, I like that idea! Maybe some sneaky editing and I could turn this ad around.