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No really! It's essentially you reap what you sow. However, I don't think you'd sow a lot of good will while wearing this one.


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The black lady who had to give re-exams just because she was black, the student who had to share the top position with a white to avoid controversy. Loretta Lynch rose through all the discriminations she had to face becoming one of the finest lawyers in the States.
Loretta is the American lawyer who served as the attorney general. She was the first African American women to serve as an attorney general.
The attorney general kicked off her career in 1984 as a litigation associate at New York law firm Cahill, Gordon and Reindel. She worked in many roles throughout her career, as a prosecutor, chief of the Long Island Office, as an assistant to the US Attorney Zachary, and many other roles. All these roles added experiences on her CV enhancing more as a lawyer.
She got a new job as attorney general by ex-president Bill Clinton for the Eastern District of New York in 1999- 2001. Later again in 2010, she was nominated by Barack Obama for the same job of attorney general she had in 1999. She started to work for the position on 3rd May 2010 officially.
In 2015, as an attorney general, she launched "Community Policing Tour" which was designed to encourage "public safety and reinforce the relationship between police and community" and foster mutual respect and trust.
She was handling the case of Hilary Clinton's where Clinton was using her private email to store the government documents. In June 2016 as she was going through the case, she had to face the controversy as the awkward meeting between the attorney general and the legal situation between Mr. and Mrs. Clinton. Reportedly, they had a private meeting in Phoenix airport, and they were said to have discussed private affairs like grandchildren and golf.
"Never hesitated to make the hard decisions. At no time did I ever discuss any aspect of the investigation with anyone from the Clinton campaign or the DNC."
In 2018, Donald Trump fired some of the senior officials, and some were threatened who were involved in the Russia investigation. Though she has not been fired for Russia investigation, she was fired for the Clinton investigation.
Today, she is working as a counsel for the Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Loretta's Net Worth And Salary As A Lawyer And Attorney?
Loretta has summoned her net worth from her career as a lawyer. As per sources, the average salary of a lawyer is $118,160 per year. She surely garners more than an average salary as Loretta worked for more than two decades as a lawyer.
Her attorney general work also has added to her net worth. The average salary of the attorney general is $199,700. Being the attorney who has handled some of the most critical issues in the nation, she has accumulated a massive fortune.
At the age of 59, she is not only financially strong but has also become one of the renowned personalities. The lawyer attended Harvard Law School and got her law degree from Harvard University.
The lawyer is married to a master control operator at Showtime, Stephen Hargrove. She mothers two stepchildren from her husband.
Before getting married, she drove Stephen to meet her father, where her father and Stephen went on a drive. When Stephen asked for her hand in front of her father, he said he could not give his daughter even if he wanted to because she was an independent girl living her own life, so it was a yes if she has agreed.
Loretta's father, Lorenzo Lynch himself is a retired fourth-generation Baptist minister. Back in Loretta's early days when blacks were not seen in any profession in America, Lorenzo managed to earn a position of Baptist minister. Maybe the courage and toughness in Loretta are inherited from her father.


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Blindsided at the Royal Exchange Theatre Manchester
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Event: 23/01/2014 - 15/02/2014
From soap opera to stage
Hayley Cropper's life may have come to a tragic end in Coronation Street but the actress who plays her is about to star in a world premiere at Manchester's Royal Exchange Theatre.
Julie Hesmondhalgh is kicking-off her post-soap career with a starring role in Blindsided by Simon Stephens. The play is set in Simon's home town of Stockport, as well as the Isle of Man. It centres on a girl, from a battered part of town, who falls in love with a man who breaks her heart.
Julie Hesmondhalgh and Katie West
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The actress last appeared at the Royal Exchange in September 2012, in Black Roses: The Killing of Sophie Lancaster, for which she won a Manchester Theatre Award. The play by Simon Armitage was based on a real life fatal attack on a 20-year-old student.
Blindsided is the fourth play by Simon Stephens, written specifically for the Royal Exchange. Punk Rock, staged in 2009, dramatised the dark side of school life and built towards a shocking and violent conclusion.
Away from Manchester, Simon won an Olivier Award for the National Theatre's adaptation of Mark Haddon's novel The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time.
The new production will be directed by Sarah Frankcom who is a stalwart of the Royal Exchange. She directed That Day We Sang, the musical by Victoria Wood, which was the theatre's Christmas show.
Other actors appearing in the world premiere of Blindsided include Rebecca Callard, Jack Deam, Andrew Sheridan and Katie West.
Hayley Cropper broke new ground as a transgender character in a British soap opera. The character went on to become one of the best-loved in Coronation Street. Towards the end of last year, Julie Hesmondhalgh filmed scenes in Blackpool, alongside her on-screen husband Roy, played by David Neilson.
Blindsided has its first performance on Tuesday 23rd January and the run will end on Saturday 15th February. In addition to performances of the play, there will be the chance to ask questions of the writer, cast and director at pre and post-show events. See the Royal Exchange's website for more details.
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Dallas, nicknamed the The Big D, with some 1,188,600 residents, is a great place to live and work. Dallas and its metropolitan areas provide a great economic environment for a wide variety of businesses that offer some exciting employment opportunities. A number of well-known businesses have located headquarters or large local offices or production facilities in the Dallas area. Many local government agencies as well as these private sector organizations are looking currently for new employees, and expect job growth to continue. Job-seekers with the right talents, qualifications and experience should find many job openings in their chosen profession. Continue reading below, and you'll see we have provided you with a wealth of helpful information regarding jobs, salaries and future opportunities in the city of Dallas itself, as well as the nearby towns. If you're curious about current wages, job openings, and career areas with the best potential, the answers to many of your questions may be found below.
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Reggie was admitted to CMH for a heart attack. Please lift him and the family in prayer. CMH Rm# 5203 on the 5th floor.
I'm on the mend, couple more days and I'm feeling much better! Thank you for the prayers my church family! I love you all! Happy New Year! God is good!
I only have one more semester before I graduate with a bachelor's degree. I've been seeking direction from the Lord, but honestly, I haven't heard His direction very clearly. Please pray that I will hear clearly from the Lord what His next step is for me. Pray that I will hear the Lord's calling, purpose and vocation for my life. Pray that the Lord will remove everything that might hinder hearing His direction for me. Also, pray that God will help me to seek him and seek him until he fully reveals every dimension of my next step, and opens all the doors.
A friend of mine died from breast cancer last year, her 20-yr old grandson died of brain cancer this past summer, her daughter lost everything in the recent fires, and her husband fell while competitively biking over the weekend and is in a drug induced coma. Broken shoulder, clavicle and reattached part of his face. The family is in tremendous pain.
Our step brother, Syd Kraul, was medivacked to Tripler Army Hospital in Honolulu last night, suffering from a massive brain tumor. He'll be undergoing surgery soon and needs all the help he can get. They suspect it's the same type as McCain's. Thank you in advance.
I'd like to call in some prayer warriors for my mom's Pastor, Andy. Last week he donated a kidney. Since then he has almost become septic because they nicked another organ while they were doing the surgery. Now fluid is collecting where the kidney was, he has a fever and his white blood count is up. Please agree with me for his complete healing, peace over his family and peace for my mom who is having a hard time with this.
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Q: Adding a fadeOut to an image in with C# in a windows store app I write a windows store app with C# and XAML and I try to add a fadeOut animation to an image.
If i add the animation in XAML Code like this, it works and I can start the animation with 'RemoveMatchsticks.Begin();' in C#
<StackPanel Orientation="Horizontal" x:Name="Matches" Height="200">
    <StackPanel.Resources>
        <Storyboard x:Name="RemoveMatchsticks">
            <FadeOutThemeAnimation  Storyboard.TargetName="matchstick" />
        </Storyboard>
    </StackPanel.Resources>
    <Image Source="Assets/Match.png" x:Name="matchstick" />
</StackPanel>

But I need to add an animation in C#. For testing I have the same picture in XAML
<StackPanel Orientation="Horizontal" x:Name="Matches" Height="200">
    <Image Source="Assets/Match.png" x:Name="matchstick" />
</StackPanel>

and the following c#-Code
Storyboard storyboard = new Storyboard();
FadeOutThemeAnimation fadeOut = new FadeOutThemeAnimation();
Duration duration = new Duration(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(2));
fadeOut.Duration = duration;
storyboard.Duration = duration;

Storyboard.SetTargetProperty(fadeOut, "Opacity");
Storyboard.SetTarget(fadeOut, matchstick);
storyboard.Begin();

It doesn't work. I think, the targetProperty in SetTargetProperty is wrong, but I don't know the correct way and there aren't any error messages.
Thanks,
Klaus

A: The issue is that you haven't added the animation to the Storyboard. You need to:
storyboard.Children.Add(fadeOut);

Also, to clean up your code a bit, the FadeOutThemeAnimation is described on MSDN:

Represents the preconfigured opacity animation that applies to
  controls when they are removed from the UI or hidden.

You can remove the Storyboard.SetTargetProperty. The animation handles the correct properties for you. You didn't set it in XAML either, so to recreate it in C#, you don't set it.

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St. Stephen's kicked off a new ministry this August, Riverfront Gallery. Located in the cloister, the gallery provides St. Stephen's an opportunity to showcase regional artistic and musical talent while getting a chance to know our "neighbors" in the Greater Harrisburg Area.
In addition to special events such as Gallery Walk, Riverfront Gallery will host free events monthly during 3rd in the Burg. The initiative invites people to discover the city by attending special events by businesses and organizations on the third Friday of each month.
Visitors to Riverfront Gallery during 3rd in the Burg can expect work by regional artists rotated quarterly. Guests are also invited to sample refreshments in the parlor, view stained glass windows in the sanctuary or simply take a moment to rest their feet and relax. Many events will also include musical entertainment.
Twenty percent of proceeds from art sales will benefit community programs in the city such as Downtown Daily Bread and the Joshua Group. The remaining 80 percent will go to the artists.
Artist Rebecca Pollard Myers has over 30 years of experience in art education. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art from The University of Maryland, and an M.S. degree in Communication/Journalism from Shippensburg University. She also studied a variety of media including sculpture/casting, printmaking and jewelry design at the University of the Arts, Philadelphia.
Artist Edward Webber attended Philadelphia Museum School of Art for Photography and Carnegie Mellon College of Fine Arts for Art & Design. He has been a member of The Seven Lively Artists since 1984. After retiring from a 30 year career at AMP Incorporated as Director of Sales Promotion, Webber worked as a part time artist illustrator for the State Museum of Pennsylvania and established Webber Fine Arts Studio at The Shoppes of Main Street Mount Joy.
In addition to teaching, judging and exhibiting throughout the area, Webber has supported many charitable events with his art—including over 50 pieces to St. Stephen's Episcopal Cathedral and School where he is a parishioner.
Flutist Marissa LaBant is a solo, chamber and orchestral musician from Central Pennsylvania. She earned flute performance degrees from the Peabody Institute of Johns Hopkins University and NYU. Marissa frequently performs in a flute and harp duo locally with harpist, Mary-Kate Spring Lee. Keen on the healing power of music, Marissa enjoys playing regularly for the Center Stage Arts in Healthcare program at the Milton S. Hershey Medical Center. She currently teaches privately and freelances throughout the area.


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Q: How to pretend to browse from a different country? How to pretend to browse from a different country for view Streaming Online Television From Another Country or to use programms that don't work in my country or to Buying (shop).
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The best solution until now (11/2012)I thing, is to use the add-on AnonymoX with firefox.

A: you can use tor proxy to browse internet anonymously. Check this link for more info:
http://maketecheasier.com/install-tor-in-ubuntu/2010/07/06

A: Vassilis, in order for your computer to be registered in another country you will need a computer in that country. For instance watching the BBC iPlayer can be done by having a computer in UK and paying the TV license (obviously). It helps if you're a resident who is visiting abroad as a home address makes this easier.
The best method I've found of using a proxy is the ssh tunnel method which is documented here: http://embraceubuntu.com/2006/12/08/ssh-tunnel-socks-proxy-forwarding-secure-browsing/
This assumes you have a computer in the target country of course.

A: If you use Firefox you can go to Add-ons - Extensions and download and install an extension Hola Better Internet and after it is installed you will see its icon in the upper right corner. Click on it and choose country you want to vpn to. Done.

A: In short, your internet connection IP address already identifies you to a specific country. In order to look like you are coming from another country, you need to contact another computer in the country you want to be seen as, and FROM THIS computer, launch the actual connection to the targeted service. The service has to see that the source IP address is from the right country.
Usually, this means that you either use a service such as TOR that will redirect your connections from all over the world, or have a computer in the right country, that you can completely control, or at least that you control enough to launch another connection from it. TOR might be your best bet.

A: Using the proxy server, You can pretend as acting from different countries like Japan, Canada, USA etc.. It helps to change my IP and also hiding the original IP address by showing a fake IP address. This makes to view the online television streaming from any country or use any programs like Buying (shop) etc.. To check your Network IP address, visit the site IP-details.com .


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An Inside the Cask chat with…Matthew Fergusson-Stewart
Matthew is the whisky-loving Award winning Brand Ambassador, turned Chief Marketing Officer at The Whisky Store in Singapore. Someone with a real passion for discovering and sharing the sources of flavour and aroma in Single Malt scotch whisky.
I first heard of Matthew when he worked as the Regional Glenfiddich Brand Ambassador for Asia Pacific, and I have been avidly following his passion for whisky through his Facebook page 'Whisky Molecules' and also 'Son_Of_Whisky' on Twitter ever since.
We are pictured above at a recent event in Singapore, also with Cathy Wu, all of us are coincidentally ex-William Grant & Sons. Matthew was kind enough to spare some time for a few questions for Inside the Cask…
Inside the Cask: Hi Matthew, you have recently moved to The Whisky Store in Singapore? How did it come about and what should we expect from you going forward?
Moving to The Whisky Store was not a move I took lightly. I wanted to move on from my previous position as I needed a new challenge, and one that would be a good career step. I actually spent quite a long time looking around and I chose to take up the role of Chief Marketing Officer at The Whisky Store for a number of reasons. Career wise it brought a lot more responsibility within a smaller company and I saw that as a great opportunity to be a part of creating change.
There's only so much you can do as a small cog in a big machine, but as a medium cog in a small machine you can make a huge difference. What really helped me to make the jump however was the team. They have staff who have been working for them behind the bar for ten years and that is almost unheard of in Singapore. What that shows is a lot of mutual respect and trust.
Inside the Cask: What can you tell us about their approach to the Singapore market? What makes it unique? Any up and coming whiskies we should be looking out for?
The great claim to fame for The Whisky Store is that they were the first to pursue a dedicated whisky concept in Singapore. They opened the first specialist whisky shop in 2005 and the first specialist whisky bar in 2006. First doesn't always mean best, of course, but the team have continually pushed and built the company right up until today, and we are currently undertaking the process of listing on the stock exchange in Singapore which will help us to grow further.
What is special is that the growth has also come without losing focus on the two primary drivers within the company – great whisky and great people. As a team we believe in sourcing, distributing and serving great quality whisky, and we believe in finding and looking after the people that can help us do it.
We are always on the lookout for great brands to represent, but what's really special about our whisky is some of our exclusive casks we are able to secure. And yes, you'll be seeing more of those from us next year for sure!
For a link to The Strait Times article and picture of Matthew with The Whisky Store co-owner Mr Chua Khoon Hui – click here
Inside the Cask: You have previously worked as the Regional Glenfiddich Brand Ambassador for Asia Pacific, winning the Whisky Magazine's Icons of Whisky (Rest of World) Scotch Whisky Brand Ambassador of the year in the process. How was the experience of working for William Grant & Sons?
William Grant & Sons is a great company. For a relatively small player in the global spirits market, they have some absolutely iconic brands and they know how to build them. I really enjoyed my time with the company and was in many ways sorry to leave. They'll always have a special place in whisky-soaked heart. I really don't think I would have achieved that award working for any old spirits company as WG&S really let their brand ambassadors take a lot of their own ideas and personalities and apply them to the brands they work on, where as some other companies tend to cut every one of the ambassadors from the same piece of cloth.
Inside the Cask Note: Matthew pictured below with Ian Millar, former Glenfiddich Global Brand Ambassador.
Inside the Cask: Can you share with us more about your background? When and where has the passion for Scotch whisky come from?
Whisky was always my preferred drink from the time I started drinking. I'd say that's initially because my father and grandmother drank it, but it continued simply because I enjoyed the flavour. I started out with basic blends, but one day I tried a peated single malt and became hooked on the single malt category.
My first whisky job was a bit of part time work with the Scotch Malt Whisky Society which is where I discovered single casks whiskies and I never looked back. That said, I started my career a market analyst and consultant and it wasn't until nine years ago that I started working in whisky full time.
Many brand ambassadors come into the industry from a bartending or blogging background but I came into it very differently. That different background played a big part in helping me to get the role with The Whisky Store.
Inside the Cask: For people interested in coming into the drinks industry, what would be your advice?
The first thing I'd ask anyone is why they want to be a part of this industry. A lot of people looking from the outside see the drinks and the banter and think it looks like a lot of fun so they want to be a part of it. It can be a lot of fun, but the work can easily lead you into an unhealthy lifestyle both physically and mentally. It can be very physically and emotionally draining, and in some cases it leads to issues like depression and alcoholism. However, if you have a passion for hospitality and for drinks and the discipline to step back from all the partying from time to time, it can make for a highly rewarding career.
Inside the Cask: What would you say to someone who says they do not like whisky?
Nobody's perfect ? More seriously, I get that whisky might not be for everyone. But like a great book, you shouldn't give up in the first couple of chapters. You need to persist beyond the scene setting and early character development to find the underlying themes which is where the greatest reward comes.
There are many different whiskies and many ways of enjoying them, and just because your first few tastes are not enjoyable doesn't mean you can't discover an appreciation or even a love for it.
Personally I hated my first taste of mezcal, but having tried quite a few different mezcals and some great mezcal based cocktails, I have learned to appreciate it and I'm glad I put that effort in because it really is a great spirit.
Inside the Cask: What surprised you about working in the Drinks industry?
I'm continually surprised by the passion and dedication of many people in the industry. I guess I shouldn't be surprised that others approach other alcoholic beverages in the way I approach single malts, but this is something you don't really see from the outside looking in.
Sure, there are some people working bars just to make extra cash, but there are a lot of people who care deeply about what they putting across the bar for other people to drink. These people don't clock on and clock off just for their shifts, they are constantly reading, experimenting, swapping notes, going to seminars and masterclasses, practising, watching videos and observing other practitioners in order to get better at what they do. You don't need a degree to become a bartender, but many people in the industry are out there putting in far more hours behind the scenes than it takes to get through university.
Inside the Cask: You have a Facebook page called 'Whisky Molecules' that provides a geeky "chemical constituents" approach to whisky appreciation. What should people know about it?
Whisky Molecules is the truly geeky side of whisky appreciation. I have a mind that enjoys analysis, which explains my early career, and I apply that to whisky too. I have always loved the fact that all single malts come from just three simple ingredients, yet you can achieve a huge variety of flavours and aromas. That variation all arises in the production process, and personally, once I've found that variation, I want to understand the reason for that variation.
Whisky Molecules is where I explore some of the more in depth and technical aspects of whisky production. I don't write it for other people, I research and write for my own understanding, and then I share it. I try to explain the concepts as simply as possible, but they can still be challenging if you're not into that side of whisky. If you are, check it out on Facebook!
Inside the Cask: What is the favourite part of your job?
This is where people kind of expect me to say "All the whiskies I get to drink!". I discovered a long time ago that as great as some single malts are, they are far greater when shared with other people who love whisky as much as you do. In all honesty, my favourite part of the job is sitting down and drinking great whisky with other whisky lovers and talking about whisky and life.
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I considered a "back to school" style of art for this desktop calendar since everyone seems to be going back to school right now, but I decided I wanted a sketch with bold summery colors for this hot month of August. So how is orange and purple? One of my favorite combinations, and while this could be considered autumnal I've always thought of this sketch as a summer sketch.
Which is interesting because it's actually from the beginning of May in 2014, but I remember we were having some pretty hot weather that week. This depicts the color of the kitchen with the morning sun shining in. Here's what I said about this sketch when I drew it.
I like the simplicity of it, three cat silhouettes, their shadows, the door. It brings to mind the photos of them in the kitchen I often share during the day, doing what they do, interacting as the close family of siblings they are.
This art is also offered as a "New Member Thank You" for the month of August 2016.
I actually had a new piece of art in mind for this August, but I just couldn't get it finished. Next year maybe.
I finally figured out how to use these images as desktop calendars. The calendars need to fit both horizontal and vertical orientation, and normally I'd use the same art for all of them, somehow modified. In this case I decided to use The Goddess for the two larger horizontal layouts, and The Roundest Eyes for the smaller vertical layouts. If these sizes don't work for your device, or if you have problems, please let me know. Often I can troubleshoot the reason an image won't download or won't load on your device, but if I just can't figure it out I can just email it to you and hope that works.
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Queensland Police Service seeking new radar guns
Devices will be used in state-wide speed management program.
Hamish Barwick (Computerworld) 11 February, 2013 10:10
The Queensland Police Service (QPS) is looking for a supplier of light detection and ranging (LIDAR) speed detection devices as part of a state-wide speed management program, according to tender documents published this month.
The QPS program is designed to improve road safety and reduce excessive speed related crashes.
The supplier will need to provide full training, including manuals, for police officers and technical staff in the use and operation of the LIDAR speed detection devices. The QPS also requires specific pricing for the devices including accessories and level of warranty/repairs of the equipment. In addition, the supplier should provide details of extended warranty options and pricing.
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According to QPS, the LIDAR devices will need to work in a number of conditions including poor light and at night time.
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The QPS added that devices should incorporate an automatic lock control function, which when activated, will automatically retain the displayed speed of the vehicle.
The contract is for a minimum of five years with the option of an extension to 10 years. The invitation of offer closes on 15 March 2013.
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Our global weather is changing and becoming more extreme: that's a fact.
Do a little bit of independent research on the Internet and you'll see that our planet is on track for yet another year of unusual extreme weather events, many of which will claim new records in the history books.
The World Meteorological Organization – along with many other respected sources – confirmed that 2016 was the hottest on record and that carbon dioxide levels in our planet's atmosphere have 'reached new heights' as the warming trend continues.
They explained that the Arctic has seen three recent heat waves and Antarctic sea ice was at a record low. These changes are leading to new oceanic and atmospheric patterns which of course, have an enormous knock-on effect on our weather.
"We are now in truly uncharted territory," World Climate Research Programme Director, David Carlson, said in a recent statement.
Bizarrely, one of our Kenyan tree planting friends in Laikipia country, shared pictures on Tuesday evening of the fields nearby covered in so many huge hailstones, it looked they'd had snowfall!
Now you can digest this news and worry endlessly about what's going to happen to us all, or you can spring into action to mitigate it – we've plumped for the latter!
The excitement level in our UK office is almost at fever pitch. This has been partly fuelled by British summer temperatures reaching 30 degrees at their peak last week, but also because we are developing an incredible project which we are bursting to reveal to you… and will do very soon.
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In-Situ Measurements of Electron Temperature and Density in Mars' Dayside Ionosphere
R. E. Ergun, L. A. Andersson, C. M. Fowler, S. A. Thaller, R. V. Yelle
Lunar and Planetary Lab
We present dayside electron temperature (Te) and density altitude profiles at Mars from MAVEN satellite deep-dip orbits. The data are after recalibration of the Langmuir Probe and Waves instrument that results in reduced uncertainties to as low as ±82°K. At MAVEN's lowest altitudes, (∼120–∼135 km), the measured values of Te are, after uncertainties, higher than those predicted by several modeling efforts. To better understand this discrepancy, we perform a basic heat-transfer analysis for two specific dayside deep dips. The analysis supports that CO2 excitation/de-excitation of its lowest-energy vibrational states dominates energy transfer to and from electrons. We hypothesize that the discrepancy between the measured and modeled Te is due to (a) the coupling of Te to CO2 vibrational temperatures combined with a non-LTE (local thermal equilibrium) excess of excited CO2 and/or (b) a non-Maxwellian electron distribution that moderates CO2 cooling.
e2021GL093623
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Ergun, R. E., Andersson, L. A., Fowler, C. M., Thaller, S. A., & Yelle, R. V. (2021). In-Situ Measurements of Electron Temperature and Density in Mars' Dayside Ionosphere. Geophysical Research Letters, 48(14), [e2021GL093623]. https://doi.org/10.1029/2021GL093623
In-Situ Measurements of Electron Temperature and Density in Mars' Dayside Ionosphere. / Ergun, R. E.; Andersson, L. A.; Fowler, C. M.; Thaller, S. A.; Yelle, R. V.
In: Geophysical Research Letters, Vol. 48, No. 14, e2021GL093623, 28.07.2021.
Ergun, RE, Andersson, LA, Fowler, CM, Thaller, SA & Yelle, RV 2021, 'In-Situ Measurements of Electron Temperature and Density in Mars' Dayside Ionosphere', Geophysical Research Letters, vol. 48, no. 14, e2021GL093623. https://doi.org/10.1029/2021GL093623
Ergun RE, Andersson LA, Fowler CM, Thaller SA, Yelle RV. In-Situ Measurements of Electron Temperature and Density in Mars' Dayside Ionosphere. Geophysical Research Letters. 2021 Jul 28;48(14). e2021GL093623. https://doi.org/10.1029/2021GL093623
Ergun, R. E. ; Andersson, L. A. ; Fowler, C. M. ; Thaller, S. A. ; Yelle, R. V. / In-Situ Measurements of Electron Temperature and Density in Mars' Dayside Ionosphere. In: Geophysical Research Letters. 2021 ; Vol. 48, No. 14.
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Whether you are a professional athlete, marathon runner, triathlete, cyclist, or just starting a fitness program, Chiropractic can help enhance your physical performance. We have helped many athletes in achieving higher levels of success, while preventing incidents of injury. We can help you develop a training and nutrition program especially tailored for your particular interests.
Are you suffering from a sports related injury? You may know that pain meds, while helpful during the acute phase of the injury, are not going to fix the damage or correct the underlying cause that contributed to your injury. Taking pain meds beyond the acute phase as a recovery approach may deceive you into taking actions which may make the injury more serious. Most pain meds are designed to cover up the symptoms (the pain) and some reduce inflammation, however, pain (when tolerable), is normal and is a good thing. Pain is your body signaling you to stop before your further injure yourself.
Our integrative approach to health closely relates to the needs and philosophy of the athlete. In addition to dietary supplements which may be recommended as needed to aid in reducing swelling, relieving pain, and relaxing muscles in a controlled and closely monitored way; manual methods to help you recover from your injury may also be used. Restoring the kinetic chain is fundamental during the recovery process. This may include spinal and/or extremity manipulation, mobilization (method of manipulation that uses stretching to increase range of motion and does not involve a high-velocity thrust), and myofascial release.
Physiotherapy may also be incorporated into your recovery program that will focus on reducing pain and inflammation, promoting the injury healing process, addressing issues involving stability, balance, and core strength (focused stretching of tightened postural muscles and strengthening reciprocally weakened ones).
Even if you are not suffering from a sports-related injury, regular chiropractic sports therapy can be extremely helpful. Regular visits to a sports chiropractor for checkups can help the body recover from strenuous activity much faster, helping to prevent serious spinal injury and other types of injuries that can result from overworking your body. Whether you're a professional athlete or a weekend warrior, your body absorbs a lot of abuse while participating in sports. Chiropractic checkups can help keep your spine in alignment and your joints flexible, which keeps your body functioning properly and helps prevent injury. Proper alignment is key to ensuring your best overall performance. Regular adjustments help you function at your best, which in turn ensures that the rest of your body is functioning well.
Custom foot orthotics can help improve sports performance and reduce sports injuries by improving shock absorption, providing weight-bearing stability, and aiding propulsion.
Whether you are a serious athlete or an enthusiastic amateur, sports massage can help improve your performance and quicken your recovery time.
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How to build the confidence to ride transit
|By Allen Tung
Trip plan, doing it and just repetition until you're comfortable.
That's the advice from Lucas Gates, a relatively new transit commuter. He regularly takes the Canada Line and 1 or 2 buses, depending on the time of day, to get to work at the Pacific Autism Family Network.
Lucas loved the SkyTrain growing up and has fond memories riding it with his grandfather, but admits not having the same excitement for the bus… until recently.
Changes in life put him into high gear to learn how to use the full breadth of the transit system.
"It was like snap," declares Lucas. "There's a lot of resources on the website, the Trip Planner is an especially amazing resource. It's a must-look for anyone that's taking transit for the first time, then it's all about memorization."
Now, there's even more tools in the toolbox for prospective transit riders: an interactive 360-degree virtual tour of a TransLink bus and educational videos about how to use transit throughout Metro Vancouver.
The virtual bus tour, created in partnership with AutismBC and Beckett 3D Studio, provides a detailed visual layout of everything that you would encounter when boarding a bus. This is a boon for people who are on the autism spectrum, many whom are visual learners and thinkers.
"It's not just for autism," adds Lucas, "but anyone who needs it because there's a lot of people out there who are little bit anxious or nervous about taking transit. It can be daunting."
Learning how to take transit is an essential skill that ensures everyone can access their communities.
Lucas is particularly excited for her younger sister who uses HandyDART, but not the bus, SkyTrain, SeaBus or West Coast Express.
"After this came out, my sister said she wanted to give it a shot," says Lucas, who works as a front desk representative at the Pacific Autism Family Network.
There he's the first point of contact for families and people seeking information. Needless to say, Lucas will be sharing the new tools with them and advocating for them to give transit a go.
"You won't beat your fears, if you don't try."
Bus Transit Accessibility
Allen Tung
By Nathan Davidowicz, October 19, 2020 @ 8:54 pm
As the picture shows No bench/shelter at this bus stop.
Trolleybuses carry 25% of regional transit ridership.
It is TransLink's responsibility to advocate for at least one bench at every bus stop ( start first with trolley bus stops) and bus shelters at every transfer point.


So... Today, after I got done at one of my customers' houses, I stopped to hunt some of the three-acre woods in front of her house. Last week I found a 1918 penny along with a couple of shotgun shell ends in those woods.
I hunted the place for another half hour and found a REM UMC Notro Club 20 shotgun shell end. Found out later, they were made from 1913 to 1915.
After I got home and washed up, I went out again to a church curbside a few blocks from the house. Found a pile of clad, a 63 Rosie, 41 Merk, and a 52 wheat penny.
This makes 2 Three Silver days in a row.
Thank you... And "WOW" is what I said when I pulled it out of the ground. I couldn't believe how big and heavy it was.
Congrats! I would love to find a Morgan dollar. I have not had a multiple silver day in a while. Here lately it's been one or none.
Thank you. I hope you find one too. I never thought I would. That's one of those coins other people find, and I envy.
Quite a find there! Been detecting long?
WOW...congrats on the major league silver find! Rarely do you ever read about anyone finding one of those. Well done.
Congrats! Thats a tough coin to find round here!
Welcome to the Silver Dollar club! Congrats!!
Congratulations on your first Morgan! And, to top it off, it's your second 3-silver day in a row?! Amazing hunt!
Not very... Just a couple of years. A guy who delivers my pizza asked if he could hunt my house. I told him he could. He had an extra detector and let me hunt with him. I was hooked.
Beautiful Morgan dollar, Big Congrats!
Awesome finds, really hoping for a Morgan this season, got my peace dollar last year. Welcome to the silver dollar club, and good luck on your return trip!
Awesome finds! Big time congrats on that Morgy!


Yesterday on September 13 I had a chance to be part of the first H&M VIP opening in Latvia. I was very excited and couldn't wait to see all the beautiful pieces of clothing in real life. About 1000 guests were enjoying the delicious champagne and treats followed by a discount for everything they desire. I bought some fabulous things myself and will share them with you in my next post later.
I can't wait to see all the fashionable people wearing these amazing designs their own way. This was probably the best night of my life and I was enjoying every second of it!
At the end we were given nice goodie bags with sunglasses in them. What a nice way to treat guests! Warm "Thank you"'s go out to all the wonderful people who made this night happen, walked around warmly greeting guests and sharing their love for fashion! I hope you enjoy these photos and I'll see you all soon!
Great pics and nice blog!
Thank you, Carolina! I sure will.