Certification in ambulatory care nursing is available through the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), a division of the American Nurses Association (ANA). Nurses who pass the exam earn the credential RN-BC (Registered Nurse-Board Certified).
AAACN worked with ANCC in 1998 to develop the exam and continues to be involved today through a collaborative agreement with ANCC.
The American Board of Nursing Specialties (ABNS) has published a position statement on the value of specialty nursing certification, such as ambulatory care nursing.
AAACN offers exam study resources and contact hours, but does not administer the exam.
Visit ANCC to learn more about the exam and eligibility criteria.
Among other things, ABNS states that "specialty nursing certification is an objective measure of knowledge which validates that a nurse is qualified to provide specialized nursing care."
Read the full position statement.


Finding out a particular Harvard college application status can be really tough on a student. After all it's perceived to be particularly difficult to get into this institution, and that's what adds to a student's stress when they're already up against a deadline. As a result it's important to make sure that everything is squared away before actually putting through the application. That should help to increase the chances of success.
Dealing with the Harvard college application deadline itself might not be the hard part, but getting all of the papers in before that time could be challenging for some students. Those who are stuck with writing the Charleston college application at times will take up an inordinate amount of what they have left which then leave them with little time before the deadline. It's important to start early so that there will be plenty of time left at the end regardless.
That being said, that doesn't mean much of anything when it comes to actually finding things to write about. Students need to be able to present themselves to their educators, and that's what the problem is. They often aren't sure of what to do when it comes to finding something to impress others, but it's important that they don't try too hard. That will show through the application and could ultimately turn off the review boards that actually go and oversee these things.
Those who are still concerned about their Harvard college application status should certainly get in touch with our organization. We'd be glad to help anyone who's up against the wall with the Harvard college application deadline, and we're happy to aid anybody who might be having trouble with his or her written section. As a result we are ready to go no matter what. Regardless of what particular type of application is being considered, we have people who are ready to actually get ahead with the project.


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Q: Has "if I was" become grammatically correct in a southern US dialect? Living my whole life in Arkansas in the United States, I'm certain
that if I were is never used by locals. Instead, phrases like
if I was and you was and they was have all replaced their
equivalents in other regions.
I've heard these so often that I think it's necessary to ask if
they are grammatically correct as a part of a southern dialect.
Does their appearance in a certain region as acceptable excuse
their application in formal writing?
Personally, I indeed believe that anything not found in generic,
"accent-free" areas should not be considered correct. But
officially within a southern U.S. dialect, are these constructions
grammatical?

A: This question is the stuff grammar wars are fought over.
Personally, I don't think I've ever heard anyone say "if I were", and I've lived all over the US except the south. The lay idea being, you would say, "I was a king," not, "I were a king," so why should you say, "If I were a king," instead of, "If I was a king"?
This is called the "subjunctive mood" and is used to indicate that the statement is untrue or wistful. "If I were..." or "I wish I were..." are the typical structures for "subjunctive mood" statements.
So, is it now grammatically correct to dispense with the subjunctive mood? That's a matter of opinion, but if you ask most people they'd probably say, "What's a subjunctive mood?" If I was braver, I would voice my preference.

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It's the beginning of the year, so new beginnings are a natural subject (though to be honest, spring works for that too). The holidays brought word of an effort to reboot a company that seemed to have expired: Nabsys.
I wrote an obituary for Nabsys back in September when it shut operations, sparking an angry comment from one of the founders. Now comes news that Barrett Bready, the penultimate CEO of the original Nabsys, has purchased the assets for $500K plus assumption of $100K of debt, and plans to relaunch it as a new corporation, Nabsys 2.0.
I remain skeptical that Nabsys' DNA mapping technology, which measures distances between sequence markers, can find fertile ground, but I also recognize my fallibility in prediction. I've chatted with Bready a lot at the two AGBT meetings I attended, and he is a very personable and clever fellow.
Nabsys' first challenge is that the acceptance of long-range mapping approaches hasn't really been settled. BioNano Genomics is the main player in this space for large genomes and had a nice demonstration this summer (in collaboration with Pacific Biosciences and academic collaborators) of how this approach can produce essentially finished reference diploid genomes using just long read sequencing and long-range mapping, That's scientifically amazing, but whether the community will buy in big is far from assured. Nabsys strongly needs to demonstrate similar results; my personal recommendation is to generate some good results and get pre-prints up to Biorxiv, as that is much faster than a conventional publishing route and would yield useful feedback.
But the other threat is that long read sequencing technologies will simply march into the same territory. In particular, sparse numbers of Oxford Nanopore reads have been reported approaching 200Kb, and Twitter reveals that the "fast mode" is now being field-tested. In the context of ultra-long reads, fast mode would mean a larger yield of such reads per sample even if they are a minority of the fragments. Improved library generation techniques are likely to continue to push the standard for Oxford preps, much as has been the case with Pacific Biosciences.
Perhaps the most difficult part of rebooting Nabsys is the fact that it shut down four months ago, which almost certainly means the majority of the prior workforce has moved on to new positions. Indeed, several key figures had left before the final close, as is common in such situations. Technology is important, but losing all that institutional knowledge can be a serious handicap.
Reboots are hardly unheard of. I wrote last fall of an effort to reboot Helicos' technology, with some of the same . Codon Devices could be seen as a reboot of EngeneOS, which was another synthetic biology company with many of the same founders. In turn, Gen9 could be viewed as a reboot of Codon, diving back into gene synthesis with the same founders as Codon (and EngeneOS) but under a new brand (Codon's was pretty beat up). That points to one of the attractions of reboots: much like bankruptcy, restarting the company enables shedding old obligations and agreements. Codon IP assets featured prominently in other companies, particularly Eleven Biosciences (protein engineering) and Celexion continued some of the yeast display and metabolic engineering work.
I do wish Bready and Nabsys 2.0 the best of luck. The technology is still quite amazing, and may well find a profitable niche. I'm sure Bready will recruit a talented team, and I do always admire those who follow the mantra to do things "not because they are easy, but because they are hard".
Nicola: Short answer is (a) I have never received monetary compensation from Oxford Nanopore and (b) I really think this is a very exciting technology. Thanks to you, the long answer is now online.
Grail will change oncology & society, but how?
When it comes to Nanopore, am I too GAGA?


You can stop looking! This fantastic move-in ready home is located in an established Lemoore neighborhood, with freeway access close by for a short commute to NAS Lemoore or surrounding areas. Beautifully maintained with great curb appeal the open floor plan includes a formal entry, family room with fireplace and a stunning remodeled kitchen with brand new cabinets, quartz counters, pendant lighting, stainless appliances, including a 5-burner stove, designer lighting, plantation shutters and a spacious dining area with bay window. Updated wood-look tile floors run through the main areas and hallways and are accented by the new upgraded baseboards and designer paint colors. The large backyard is fully landscaped and features a covered patio. Additional amenities include indoor laundry, ceiling fans, newer carpet, Nest thermostat, new plantation shutters in the main areas, walk-in closet in the master and automatic sprinklers front/back. This home is an amazing find in this price point!


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Q: Creating a honeypot on a registration form I'm trying to use this gem to create a honeypot field, but I'm not sure how to implement it.  How does the form know which field to make the honeypot and where do I specify the label?  Here is the code I've used for the field, however when I run the app the form appears to be visible:
= form_for(:invitation, :url => request_invite_path, :html => {:id => 'login_form', :honeypot => true}) do |form|
      = form.text_field :email, :size => nil
      = form.text_field :honeypot #This field was created to store the honeypot input
      %button{:type => "submit"} Request Invite

This honeypot is being used on a registration form which only asks for email address and then there is the extra honeypot field which is hidden.  I currently have an invitation service, so when people input their email, an invitation is created and I can accept or reject it.  What I want to do is get rid of the invitation feature, but I figure I can use this invitation feature in conjunction with the honeypot field to stop bots from registering.
Is there a way for me to skip the models and still use the honeypot field to either accept or reject the invitation?  I don't actually need to store the honeypot data, but I need to use it to decide whether or not the invitation should be accepted.
So it should work like this:

*

*User gets to landing page

*User sees registration form consisting of

*

*email address input box

*honeypot field which is hidden

*If a bot registers it will fill in the honeypot, so when the
invitation is being created I can automatically accept the ones that don't fill
out the honeypot and the ones that do will be rejected.

One more thing, how do I test the honeypot field to see if its working?  I want to fill it out and see if my code is doing what its supposed to.

A: I'm sorry you didn't understand my previous answer, I'll rephrase it
So from what I get, you have a landing page form in which the user has to enter an email, and there's a honeypot to filter bots.

*

*if you're using that gem, you'll see that you don't need to add yourself the honeypot field to the form. (i don't exactly see the purpose of using a gem for this but anyway..)

*when you do add a text field to the form and want it to be invisible, you need to make it invisible yourself (that's how text fields work)

*if you're using a honeypot for filtering bots, when a bot submits the form to the controller, and has filled out both the email and the honeypot you just add a before_filter :check_honeypot, and in that function check if the honeypot field is either empty or not, and if it's not, well you have a bot, right? so reject it automatically

A: So from what I get, you have a landing page form in which the user has to enter an email, and there's a honeypot to filter bots.

*

*If you're using that gem, you'll see that you don't need to add
yourself the honeypot field to the form. When you implement it with
:honeypot => true in the html options, it automatically creates a
hidden text field with the appropriate label for accessibility.

*If you're using a honeypot for filtering bots, when a bot submits
the form to the controller, and has filled out both the email and
the honeypot, you just add a before_filter :protect_from_spam. If
you want to do anything special in that function you can override
its defaults within the controller as well.

*You can test it by inspecting the element in the browser (with
Firebug on Firefox for example) simply by changing the css display:
of the honeypot from none to inline. This way you can fill in that
field and see what happens when you do without actually changing the
code.

A: Refer this one for both client and server side honeypot tutorial
Secure Forms and comments from bots using Honeypot


I'm reading the Best Australian Poetry 2009.
I've been enjoying two compilations by Garrison Keillor: Good Poems, and Good Poems for Hard Times. Quite idiosyncratic, but I like his taste: although the choices are predominantly American, the second book includes one of my favourite Fleur Adcock poems, so he has a pretty impressive range. The thing I enjoy most about compilations is discovering new poets or poems you wouldn't normally pick up.
Hi guys...At the moment I'm reading poetry by 'Antigone Kefala'. For those interested in her perspective on diaspora, these are powerful poems.
I'm reading Philip Levine's selected poems 'Stranger to Nothing' -- opened to book to a poem that knocked my socks off, 'The Poem of Chalk', from his book 'The Simple Truth' (1994).
I'm reading Edward Hirsch's 'The Living Fire - New and Selected Poems'.
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Talent Hub is working is partnership with a market leading tech company in central Brighton. They are expanding and looking for a skilled Head of Sales and Marketing to be instrumental in the growth of the business reviews and client base. They already work with an enviable extensive list of large companies and global brands, and are proud of the bespoke product offering, tailored to each client that they deliver.
They are now looking for a strategic and hands on marketer, with a background in software or tech, in a B2B environment.
Ensuring the day-to-day sales and marketing activities are performed effectively, being hands-on in delivery when required.
Setting growth targets, managing the marketing budget and actively monitoring monthly performance.
You will be required to continue with their objective of implementing a high-performance culture. As well as line management of some team members.
Be educated to Degree level, ideally either a First or 2:1 result.
Have vast proven skills in a senior marketing position for either a tech or software company.
Successfully delivered multiple integrated marketing campaigns in a B2B market.
Evidence of running successful campaigns with proven results.
Previously managed external agencies and line managed /mentored people in your team.


Finance companies continue to fill and expand their portfolios, especially when buying paper attached to a new vehicle that's becoming more difficult for consumers to afford as transaction prices and interest rates keep climbing.
October data shared by Edmunds and Kelley Blue Book on Thursday morning illuminated the trends, which to a degree are being impacted by high-line models.
The analysts at Kelley Blue Book reported the estimated average transaction price for light vehicles in the United States came in at $37,007 in October. They indicated new-vehicle prices increased by $1,118 or 3.1 percent year-over-year while remaining flat compared to the previous month.
"October was a strong month for transaction prices, as the new-car average rose 3 percent," Kelley Blue Book analyst Tim Fleming said. "However, much of the growth was aligned to higher priced vehicles like full-size trucks and SUVs.
"In addition, Tesla is now driving the industry numbers up in a meaningful way as the brand's sales volume recently soared to the level of top luxury automakers," Fleming continued.
"All segments in the $20,000 to $30,000 price range also showed little-to-no growth, which could be cause for concern considering these segments make up nearly half of the industry's sales totals," he went on to say.
And with only select consumers having at least $20,000 readily accessible — especially in the subprime space — the demand for financing is there, putting even more light on the interest-rate moves made by the Federal Reserve.
Tightening credit conditions continued to squeeze consumer wallets in October, according to the experts at Edmunds. The annual percentage rate (APR) on new financed vehicles averaged 6.2 percent in October, a 1.3-percent increase from a year ago, and a 2-percent increase from five years ago.
Edmunds pointed out that average is at the highest level on record since January 2009.
"We haven't seen interest rates hit the 6 percent mark in nearly 10 years, and zero percent finance loans have been cut down by nearly a third of where they were in 2016," said Jeremy Acevedo, Edmunds' manager of industry analysis.
"It's getting harder and harder for shoppers to afford a new car, and if the economy starts to slip, we're at a point now where we really could start to see some significant impacts in the auto market," Acevedo continued.
Edmunds mentioned high interest rates have been the driving factor eating into car shoppers' wallets.
Analysts computed the average new-vehicle buyer will pay $1,316 more in interest over the life of the contract if the individual bought a vehicle this past October compared to October of last year (taking into consideration average term lengths, average amount financed and average APRs).
And Edmunds reiterated that shoppers with lower-than-average credit scores could pay even more.
"Access to cheap credit has been a key factor in the industry's post-recession sales rally and transition toward pricier trucks and SUVs. Now that we're entering a time when transaction prices are also booming, these rising rates compromise affordability and will likely begin to dampen demand moving forward," Acevedo said.
"Even with upcoming holiday sales piling extra cash on the hood, shoppers planning on financing might be finding themselves priced out of vehicles they thought they could previously afford," he went on to say.


Red Bull's increased interest in Formula 1 in 2005 led to the decision to buy the Minardi team in order to use the team to train up young drivers for Red Bull Racing. The deal was completed in the autumn of 2005 and Austrian Franz Tost was hired from BMW Motorsport to be the team's operational chief. The team signed up Tonio Liuzzi, Scott Speed and Neel Jani for 2006 and announced that it would be running Cosworth V10 engines.
The results were not much better than what had been achieved by Minardi but the team made plans for a better future by taking over the contract for Ferrari engines from its sister team Red Bull. The 2007 season was largely disappointing with Tonio Liuzzi and Scott Speed making little impact. Speed left the team after the European GP and was replaced by BMW Sauber test driver Sebastian Vettel. Vettel caused a crash in Japan with Red Bull's Mark Webber while under safety car conditions and in heavy rain, at a time when they were running third and second respectively. Vettel made up for this by giving the team its best result up till then: fourth in China.


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At 2003 reading, Baraka reflects on murders of his daughter and sister
Amiri Baraka at a reading in St. Louis, November 2003
I've taken a slight detour and been writing about gun violence. Since I usually write about poetry here, I've been drawing connections between the two: poetry and gun violence.
I just remembered that I was present as Amiri Baraka discussed how gun violence and a stabbing led to the deaths of important women in his life. In 1984, Baraka's sister Kimako Baraka was stabbed to death in her apartment apparently by a 21-year-old. A little over two decades later in August 2003, Baraka's daughter Shani was shot to death.
In November 2003, I attended a reading that Baraka gave in St. Louis.
In his opening remarks, he said it was one of the first times he had given a reading in public since the shooting death of his daughter. I distinctly remember him discussing that he and his wife Amina were in so much pain after Shani's murder that they could hardly leave the house. In the course of those remarks, he mentioned the stabbing death of his sister Kimako. I was unaware of her murder at the time, but her name was quite familiar to me because I knew that Baraka and his wife referred to their home basement where they hosted readings and other performances as Kimako's Blues People.
In 2004, Amiri and Amina Baraka produced The Shani Project, an album of readings with accompanying music by Rahman Herbie Morgan, Dwight West, Brian Smith, and Vijay Iyer.
I was fortunate enough to catch Baraka reading many times over the course of about a decade and a half. In retrospect, the time I witnessed him at his most vulnerable moment was in November 2003 when he was discussing the murder of his daughter.
• A notebook on gun violence

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class SystemConfig
  class << self
    def xcode
      if instance_variable_defined?(:@xcode)
        @xcode
      elsif MacOS::Xcode.installed?
        @xcode = MacOS::Xcode.version.to_s
        @xcode += " => #{MacOS::Xcode.prefix}" unless MacOS::Xcode.default_prefix?
        @xcode
      end
    end

    def clt
      if instance_variable_defined?(:@clt)
        @clt
      elsif MacOS::CLT.installed? && MacOS::Xcode.version >= "4.3"
        @clt = MacOS::CLT.version
      end
    end

    def macports_or_fink
      @ponk ||= MacOS.macports_or_fink
      @ponk.join(", ") unless @ponk.empty?
    end

    def describe_xquartz
      return "N/A" unless MacOS::XQuartz.installed?
      "#{MacOS::XQuartz.version} => #{describe_path(MacOS::XQuartz.prefix)}"
    end

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      if RUBY_PATH.to_s !~ %r{^/System/Library/Frameworks/Ruby\.framework/Versions/[12]\.[089]/usr/bin/ruby}
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      f.puts "Xcode: #{xcode ? xcode : "N/A"}"
      f.puts "CLT: #{clt ? clt : "N/A"}"
      f.puts "X11: #{describe_xquartz}"
      f.puts "MacPorts/Fink: #{macports_or_fink}" if macports_or_fink
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20 Years and Still Going!
Craig and I are celebrating our 20th Wedding Anniversary today. We were virtually babies when we tied the knot (I was only 20 and Craig 22)and despite all of the people that doubted that we'd last and through all of our ups and downs, we made it to 20 years.
So what does it feel like to be with the same person for 20 years? Mostly it feels very comfortable, and I don't just mean fart on the couch next them comfortable - there is a certain ease and predictability that only comes after sharing your life with another for 20 years. I can pretty much guess Craig's moods and reactions to things now, and he can with me too.
Does that make things too predictable? Nah, no matter how long you are with a person they will always surprise you. That's another thing I have learnt in my two decades of marriage, you can never ever know a person 100%. Even when you are really comfortable and things get routine, that's probably about the time that the person you love will throw you a curve ball and the whole game will change. Some people call that 'keeping things fresh', others call it 'bullshit' and I like to call it 'oh, so that's happening now?'
One thing that I have definitely gained from being married for 20 years is resilience, because you have to ride a lot of shit out to stay together. You have to put up with annoying crap like dirty teaspoons on polished benches for the rest of your days, or squeezing the fucking toothpaste tube in the middle or some other mundane crap day after day. But you also have to weather out the tides of your life together, which means being there through sickness and death and depression and job-lessness and in Craig's case seeing babies burst out of me too - and that shit takes it toll let me tell you!
But then, you get to look at the awesome people you made together and remember how many times you both laughed together or shared a moment that no-one will ever know about but the two of you and you think....yeah this is actually pretty fricken good. This is actually very fricken good, and we really have something here...and we have had it for 20 years....and hopefully for at least another 20 more.
BEFORE SUNRISE, BEFORE SUNSET AND BEFORE MIDNIGHT (TRILOGY)
Release Date: 1995, 2004 and 2013
Running Time: 294 mins (total)
Filmed nine years apart, this trilogy documents the lives of Jesse (Ethan Hawke) and Celine (Julie Delpy), a couple that meet in Before Sunrise, re-unite in Before Sunset and adapt to a long term relationship in the third and final instalment, Before Midnight.
This is beautifully written material, skillfully realised by Richard Linklater and perfectly delivered by Hawke and Delpy. There is very little plot to these films, they are basically an exploration of the conversations and opinions of the two protagonists as they wash over each other and try to understand one another.
Watching the same actors reunite every nine years is a treat and they really do physically and emotionally evolve with each instalment. This trilogy almost feels voyeuristic in the way that you engage with the characters in their private spaces, observing and over hearing their conversations and getting an intimate depiction of the dynamics of their lives.
The scenery is an added bonus in these movies; the first takes place in Vienna, the second in France and the third is in Greece, each country adding another layer of subtle beauty to this extremely good examination of developing relationships.
FINAL SAY: A romance of a lifetime.
4.5 Chili Peppers


No matter how serious death topic is, there are funny sayings about death as well. Check some of the best sayings related to it!
The door to the other world is the window on the 18th floor.
It's not bad when someone is laughing at you, it's worse when they're crying for you.
The last one laughing is the one who shoots first.
Pedestrian is always right, even when he's dead.
Murdered while trying to commit suicide.
Carry the charges carefully: it's better to be seen than to be remembered.
No one died from news yet, but it's better not to risk it.
'So far, everything seems to be normal' a man jumping from the 10th floor was thinking while flying through the third floor.
If you don't have any problems – it means you're dead.
Everything ends one day, but differently for everyone.
Inform us about other funny sayings about death. Leave a comment or link in the interactive comments section.


Mental illness is epidemic in today's society. There are numerous forms/formats of mental illness and they can manifest in many ways. We suffer from Bi-Polar Disease (formerly Schizophrenia), Depression, Dis illusion, Nervousness, Anxiety, ADD, ADHD, Hyperactivity, Anger etc. Many of us show signs of any of the above without necessarily having a full fledged diagnosable case of it. Half of our society has lost the ability to sleep well and as such are not rejuvenating their circuitry which is done during the sleep cycle.
Many of these issues are genetic; some may be caused by childhood vaccinations; others may be caused by factors occurring while in the womb.
Alcohol, Marijuana, Psychotropic Drugs (Prozac, Paxil, Cymbalta, Zoloft etc.), Oxycotin/Vicodin dependency etc. are literally taking our spirit away creating a new phenomena called "Spirit Disconnect". In certain metaphysical circles, Alzheimer Disease is felt to be caused by a disconnection between the spiritual and mental bodies.
I use a supplement line created specifically to address mental issues. The company is called NeuroGenesis and the scholarship behind their philosophy and product is nothing short of impeccable. The NeuroGenesis neurotransmitter programs requires a health care provider who knows how to use the products and more importantly understands that each of us carries a unique biological signature and as such the products and protocol must be customized to that persons' history, background and biology.
Below is a brief explanation of Neurotransmitters and how they alone are responsible for a host of mental problems.
A neurotransmitter is a chemical messenger used by neurons (nerve cells) to communicate in one direction with other neurons. Communication between neurons is accomplished by the recognition of a receptor for a specific chemical messenger; picture a ball (neurotransmitter) in a cup (receptor).
However, normal diet does not supply enough of the raw materials the brain needs to manufacture enough neurotransmitters. Additionally, stress, worry, depression, emotional ups and downs, drugs, alcohol, poor nutrition, pollution and other factors of modern life are known to deplete neurotransmitter levels.
Several pounds of fish, multiple servings of whole milk, many platters of cheese and turkey every day just to keep our neurotransmitter levels normal.
An excellent chart describing the neurotransmitters and their effect on the brain appears below.


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Sports: Title IX evened the playing field
Tommy Deas Sports Writer
The University of Alabama was represented in the sporting arena by women's athletics teams long before Title IX was adopted, but passage of the act by Congress in 1972 ushered in the modern era of women's sports at the Capstone.
Title IX, an amendment of the Patsy T. Mink Equal Opportunity Education Act, made discrimination on the bases of sex in any educational program receiving federal funding illegal, opening the door for vastly expanded funding for women's sports programs. More scholarships and new athletics teams at Alabama began to emerge.
The National Collegiate Athletic Association and the Southeastern Conference began sponsoring women's athletics championships in 1980. Before that, UA was a member of the now-defunct Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women, which held state, regional and national championship events.
Alabama's greatest successes in women's athletics have come in gymnastics, women's basketball and, more recently, softball.
The Crimson Tide gymnastics team was formed in 1975 but became nationally competitive starting in 1979 when Sarah Campbell (now Patterson) was hired fresh out of Slippery Rock State College in Pennsylvania. The Tide won its first national championship in 1988 and repeated the feat in 1991, 1996 and 2002.
Alabama gymnasts have claimed a total of 209 All-America honors, and the two most decorated gymnasts in NCAA history competed for the Tide. Jeana Rice, who competed at Alabama from 2001-04, won 18 combined first- and second-team All-America honors, more than any other gymnast in NCAA history. Dee Foster, who competed from 1990-93, garnered 17 first-team All-America honors, a feat no other gymnast in collegiate history has matched.
The Alabama women's basketball program made eight consecutive trips to the NCAA Tournament from 1992-99 under former head coach Rick Moody. The high-water mark for the Tide came in 1994, when Alabama made it to the Final Four, where it lost to eventual national runner-up Louisiana Tech by three points. That season also marked the start of five straight trips to the NCAA's Sweet 16.
The Alabama softball program is celebrating its 10th anniversary this season, but the young program has already earned a national reputation. Under the direction of Patrick Murphy, who was promoted to head coach in the program's third year, the Tide is vying for its fourth trip to the Women's College World Series this season. Alabama made it to the eight-team national title event in Oklahoma City, Okla., in 2000, 2003 and last year.
One of the program's first stars, Kelly Kretschman, who played from 1998-2001, has gone on to world softball fame. She was an alternate on the U.S. Olympic team that won the gold medal in Sydney, Australia, in 2000, and started in the outfield for the U.S. in 2004 in Athens, Greece, where she helped lead the U.S. to the gold medal while becoming the only batter from any country to hit for the cycle -- with at least one home run, triple, double and single -- in the Summer Games.
Alabama has also had some near misses on the national level. The women's track and field team finished second at the NCAA Outdoor Championships in both 1986 and '87. Northport native Lillie Leatherwood, who was a member of both runner-up teams, won gold medals in the 1984 Olympics in the 400 meters and on a relay team. The Tide also finished second in the NCAA Indoor Championships in 1994.
The UA women's swimming and diving team has finished in the top 10 seven times at the NCAA Championships, with its best finish coming in 1983, when the Tide placed fifth. The athletics program for women continues to expand. The school has formed a women's rowing team that will begin competition in Spring 2007. It will be the 21st varsity sport and 12th women's sport at Alabama.


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Ebola Outbreak: Shrink Doubles Down On Claim That Obama Is Allowing Disease To Spread Because He Doesn't Like America
Robert Jonathan
Opining on the Ebola outbreak, Dr. Keith Ablow is not walking back his controversial theory that President Obama is allowing the spread of the virus because he wants America to suffer along with the rest of the world
As The Inquisitr previously reported, Ablow maintains that this is the reasoning behind the president's (thus far) unwillingness to impose a ban on flights from the West African nations where Ebola is raging.
In a column published on October 9, Ablow wrote in part that "I believe the president may literally believe we should suffer along with less fortunate nations. And if he does, that is a very dangerous psychological stance from which to confront Ebola. Let me say this plainly, as a psychiatrist who has studied this president only from a distance: In order for President Obama to keep thinking of himself as the leader of the world — and not just the free world — it may be that our boundaries must remain porous, allowing illegal immigrants and, potentially, even diseases to flow through them."
Parenthetically, there have been unconfirmed reports that Central American immigrants crossing into America are spreading diseases such as enterovirus 68. One military expert has even put forth the theory, however unlikely, that ISIS could weaponize Ebola for a suicide bio-terror attack by intentionally exposing its fighters to the deadly virus.
A Johns Hopkins-trained, board-certified physician who practices medicine in the liberal state of Massachusetts, Ablow subsequently called into John Gibson's radio show to reaffirm his controversial views that created something of an uproar, and then returned today to Gibson's program to essentially double down — to walk forward rather than walk back — his assessment of the president's thinking.
Ablow, who just signed a new contract with Fox News, suggested that Obama doesn't find protecting U.S. borders "attractive" because he sees himself as a world leader rather than the leader of the United States. He added that Obama may perceive America as more of a plague on the world than Ebola, thus the resistance to sealing off America's borders, which was exemplified among other things by the president's so-called apology tour after he took office.
Ablow said, "And I do think — and I've said it before and I'll say it again, and I'll hear all kinds of criticism again — I think that it's psychologically very difficult to fully defend and fully protect a country you don't really like very much, and I don't think he likes this one very much. He imagines a different country, a wholly reinvented America that he could then embrace, but the one that exists under the Constitution of the United States, I believe he has it in for…"
He added, "I do take offense… when the leader of a country suggests to the people of that country that they ought to be embarrassed for their national heritage because they've done so much harm to the world, sure I take offense, and I've got a bit of an issue with the guy."
Ablow also characterized any allegations of racism against the president as "insane," noting that "it's not about race, it's about what the man has said, and what he has failed to do."
The doctor even said he'd be willing to make a house call at the White House to "explain to [President Obama] why psychologically he is not serving us well, and he can't seem to keep [ISIS] from coalescing and going on the march, and why he can't seem to convince Americans that they're safe because you're not safe when the guy who has the Oval Office doesn't like you."
Keith Ablow created a stir a few months ago on the Outnumbered broadcast when he suggested that Michelle Obama needs to drop a few pounds.
Given the federal Ebola outbreak response thus far, do you think that there is any basis for Dr. Keith Ablow's psychological theory of alleged presidential anti-Americanism? Do you think Dr. Keith Ablow should be concerned about an IRS audit?
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Caol Ila has one of the prettiest locations in Islay; nestled on the east coast looking out across the Sound of Islay to Jura, even in the full swing of an open day there's a peace and tranquility to the place.
The distillery itself is, in parts, beautiful too. The great copper stills sit in a large distillation hall with glass walls, looking out to the ocean – if it weren't for the industrial concrete block they backed onto, it would be a perfect sight.
The open day itself had a lot in common with Lagavulin, perhaps unsurprising given the fact that they're Diageo brothers. They had the heavenly seafood shack that's following us around the island, they had tastings of a couple of their expressions – the 12 year old and the Distillers Edition, again – and if you'd managed to book in time they had more interesting tutored tastings available too.
We were blessed with another wonderful weather day. Islay always seems to be sunny when we're here, or at least it keeps the rain and the wind to the night time. And it was a beautiful way to spend the afternoon, sipping fine whisky – Caol Ila may not be my number one whisky these days, but it's still right up there – enjoying the sunshine and the views, but it felt more like an illicit picnic outside the distillery than an actual event.
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By Ed Hardy • 9:50 am, July 3, 2018
Despite faster connections, display support hasn't improved.
Apple is apparently planning to upgrade the MacBook Pro line to the latest generation of Intel processors. Benchmarks for a macOS laptop running a "Coffee Lake" chip showed up on Geekbench.
The eight-generation Core i7-8559U CPU in this device has a base frequency of 2.7GHz, but a maximum turbo speed of 4.5GHz. It has 4 cores and 8 threads, and was built with a 14nm process.
2018 MacBook Pro performance
The purported Geekbench scores for the "MacBookPro15,2" are 16607 in the multi core test and 4448 in the single-core one.
If the protype tested really is the "MacBookPro15,2" then it will likely be the replacement for the mid-2017 13-inch MacBook Pro, as that one has the device ID "MacBookPro14,2."
For comparison, Primate Labs, the maker of Geekbench, says the average speeds for a mid-2017 13-inch MacBook Pro are 9553 multi-core and 4606 single-core.
Note the very substantial increase in the multi-core score. However, it's possible Apple will slow the processor down in the shipping model so it uses less than 28W of power. The i7-8559U was designed to be easily downclocked to 20W.
Actually, the performance of the prototype is much closer to the mid-2017 15-inch MacBook Pro, which has average Geekbench scores of 15551 multi-core and 4624 single-core.
Whether this benchmark indicates the 2018 13-inch MacBook Pro will have a substantially better processor is not known. This 13-inch prototype could be built with the processor intended for the larger laptop. Or this could all be a hoax, as it's not impossible to fake Geekbench scores.
Coffee Lake vs. Kaby Lake
Last year's MacBook Pro models use Intel's seventh-generation processors, code-named Kaby Lake. These are apparently being replaced by Coffee Lake chips.
The Intel Core i7-7820HQ used in last year's 15-inch MacBook Pro was laid down with a 14nm process, and has 4 cores and 8 threads, the same as the i7-8559U that appeared in these benchmarks. The major difference in the older chip has a slower base frequency of 2.6GHz and turbo speed of 3.9GHz.
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2018 MacBook Pro: More RAM too?
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The flurry of activity in hybrid and electric supercars has led to several concepts being approved for production, but BMW still hasn't publicly committed to a date for its high-tech green performance car.
Mercedes-Benz has its SLS AMG E-Cell; Audi has the E-Tron; even Porsche gave the green light last week to its astounding 918 Spyder hybrid supercar.
The striking BMW Vision EfficientDynamics concept car, shown at last fall's Frankfurt Motor Show, was reportedly approved for production last February, and as of that time, the year being bandied about was 2013. But unlike the others, that's far from confirmed.
Now, at least, the car does have a name. Or a rumor of one, or perhaps two. Our colleagues at Motor Authority have said that the M8 name is being bandied about. Now a new reports suggests that perhaps it'll be called i100 ActiveHybrid Coupe.
If it gets an "i" prefix, we wonder if it'll be sold as part of BMW's still-unnamed "Project i" sub-brand, which will launch its MegaCity all-electric carbon-fiber urban runabout in 2013.
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package main

import (
	"github.com/tobyroworth/gorunt"
	// "github.com/tobyroworth/gorunt/npm"
	"github.com/tobyroworth/gorunt/bower"
	"github.com/tobyroworth/gorunt/polymer"
	log "github.com/Sirupsen/logrus"
)

func init() {

	log.SetLevel(log.DebugLevel)

	// npm.Install()
}

func main() {

	clean := gorunt.FileList {
		"build",
		"bower_components",
		"*/bower_components",
	}

	links := gorunt.FileMap {
		"proj*": {"local_components/ele*"},
	}

	install := gorunt.FileList {
		"proj1",
		"proj2",
	}

	allBowers := gorunt.FileMap {
		"build/bower_components": {"*/bower_components"},
	}

	indexCp := gorunt.FileMap {
		"build/index.html": {"*/index.html"},
	}

	indexV := gorunt.FileMap {
		"build/index.html": {"build/vulc.html"},
	}

	indexC := gorunt.FileMap {
		"build/vulc.html": {"build/crisp.html", "build/crisp.js"},
	}

	_ = gorunt.Clean(clean)
	_ = bower.Link(links)
	_ = bower.Install(install)
	_ = gorunt.Copy(allBowers)
	_ = gorunt.Copy(indexCp)
	_ = polymer.Vulcanize(indexV)
	_ = polymer.Crisper(indexC)

	_ = gorunt.Clean(clean)
}


Otterbox a solid choice for phone protection.
A long time ago I purchased my first iPhone and made sure to buy the best case available at the time. The salesperson convinced me that the Otterbox Defender provided, hands down, the best protection for my phone. After looking it over, I agreed that it looked like the best option, and took it home. The next day I went to work and it was raining. I ran across the parking lot to beat the rain, went inside, clocked in, and sat in the lunch room before my shift. I reached for my phone. Where's my phone? It wasn't on my belt where I thought I had left it. I jumped up and went outside to see if it was in my truck. Along the way, I found it in a puddle under two inches of water. In a panic, I took my brand new phone and case inside to clean it up. When I took the case off I found the phone was safe and completely dry! I was sold at that point.
Fast forward several years and I have just purchased a Samsung S7 Edge which came with an Otterbox Commuter case. I liked this case but wanted the protection of the Defender series. After receiving my new Defender series case, I looked everything over and found that nothing was changed in the way of quality. The construction was solid, the fitment of the parts was flawless, and the overall appearance was clean and rugged.
Upon installing the case on my phone I found that the port covers have a tight fit but can be easily opened. The headphone port has a very wide opening assuring there won't be any problem using a headset or earphones. The case doesn't interfere with button functionality at all. The screen protector is thick and matches the contour of the screens edge. All that coupled with the fact that the phone fits perfectly inside makes the Defender a very good choice if you're looking for a case.
Sadly, there is one drawback with this case. I've noticed that the screen protector interferes with the touch screen. I've had trouble with texting, typing, and just overall use of the touch screen. It may require a few taps to get a letter or it might go on the first try. It seems as though the thick screen protector may be too thick. This appears to be a common complaint about this particular case. Hopefully, our friends at Otterbox are working to correct this problem.
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Just a shout out to the defender case,I was at work today and was on the edge of the building,approximately 28 'up with a concrete floor below and my phone that was attached to the back of my tool belt with the clip was knocked off and the phone went for a fall. All I thought was there goes my new phone .My cowoker said "I hope you bought the insurance"as he laughed.
When I finally got to pick it up, I was blown away to see that there was absolutely no damage.
Sorry folks, this case is not good. We bought 2 Galaxy S7 Edge and I wanted to protect them so I bought 2 cases, one for my wife's S7 and one for mine. We both had the same problems – we had to tap hard and more than once to get apps to open.
We both had problems with people not hearing us when making calls. So we took off the cases and everything works perfectly. It's too bad because it looks like it protects the fragile S7 Edge, but what good does protection do if you are aggravated all the time because people can't hear you?
As disappointed as I can be with the case for my Galaxy S7. Poor fit that allows dirt to get in. So bad I have to remove the cover every couple of months to blow out the dirt and lint. The screen cover cracked and flakes away leaving adhesive that is nearly impossible to remove. Never again will I purchase an Otter Box case.


Sorry – this Kids Craft post went out 2 days early. Apologies. I hope you enjoy it anyway!
Now that Christmas is almost over (we are still looking forward to 3 Kings Day), I set the "kids to work" and we made some Fingerprint Penguin cards as Thank You Cards for relatives. I have to say in retrospect it was a little fiddly – I had to add the beaks, eyes and feet – but they enjoyed the process never the less and LOVE the finished cards. Luckily we made loads, so he kids were able to keep some.
Another idea for you from a couple of years ago – we upcycled our Christmas Wrapping paper and made these cute Thank You Cards. Pop over and take a look.
Materials: Black, whit and yellow paint, fingers, small brush, paper, scissors, card stock (our black card is recycled from old brochures.
We used Tempera powder paint – which means that the white and yellow easily went on top of the black, however it also was rather crumbly…. I would be tempted to try this next time with black in for printing and a tiny bit of acrylic paint for painting.
1) Let the kids do lots of finger prints. Red Ted was quite good at getting 3-4 in a row. Pip Squeak's was a littlemore higgledy piggeldy (see below).
2) Once dry, add white tummies – either with your fingers or a brush. Red Ted found the brush easier. Pip Squeak lost interest, so I did it for her.
3) Then again, adding a dab of paint, add a dab of yellow for the beak and 2 dabs for the feet. Then add the eyes.
4) Once fully dry, I cut the penguins out and stuck them on card for the kids.
I find Pip Squeak's randomness rather charming!
And all done. We wrote our thank yous and the kids added their name/ initial and done.
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Have you been making Thank You Cards for Kids?
Love the cards! Penguins are my son's favorite – his favorite toy even. I will have to show him these tomorrow; I am sure he will want to make them!
So pleased you like them, We love penguins to!


What are you talking about? This nation's history was immigration and our ancestors all assimilated to the English language and the melting pot. They didn't try to stand apart and retain their native cultures and languages out in mainstream for the most part. No one was native to this country/continent back then. Everyone migrated here from somewhere else including the so-called native Americans. Now you are trying to turn this into a racial issue?
The adults immigrate and the next generation assimilates.
But do they use English as their primary language of usage? Most Hispanics know English but out in public they seem to always choose Spanish instead. Yes, it is wrong that some Italians, Polish, etc. refuse to learn English also. A grasp of the English language should be required in order to migrate here. That's the problem with family reuinifications also. They aren't required to do so.
Hispanics who know english use it when speaking to non hispanics. Why should they be required to use english when speaking to each other?
That's right. Dispute the fact that the so-called native American's ancestors didn't migrate here just like the Europeans did then. They didn't just sprout up out of the ground like corn you know.
Nothing wrong with retaining one's native culture at home. Nothing wrong with ethnic "business" neighborhoods as you mentioned. That's a whole lot different than turning entire U.S. residential neighborhoods or cities resembling a foreign country.
Assimilation means choosing English as one's primary one of usage not just learning it.
It's about rudeness and non-assimilation, not freedom. Never said it should be a requirement.
I'm Black and my family did live in Fort Worth for a time. My mother said that when we were living there, we did run into some racism out there. We've experienced it in Georgia too.
What part of Fort Worth did your family live in? Can you please tell what happened?
Well we are a multicultural country, like it or not. That's actually one of our strengths (despite the bleatings of nativists throughout history).
And it's the law of the land to provide services for students of all backgrounds, including English classes to get them mainstreamed. Lau vs. Nichols (Supreme Court ruling in the 1970s), and the Bilingual Education Act says so. Whether you like it or not.
Also, consider the costs of NOT mainstreaming and helping them integrate vs. the benefits of making an investment in our young people to make them productive citizens of our society.
Uh; 100 years ago the US did NOT have the "ESL" stuff. The Italians, Japanese and so on learned English or else. It's time to go BACK to that system tho some people couldn't make it and they went back home especially some of the Italians. Too; that'd chase many of the Hispanics who don't have what it takes here OUT of the US, like most illegal aliens which would be a GOOD thing.
Canada manages to function just fine with two national languages English and French, as does Belgium and many other nations. The only thing stopping the U.S. from being successfully multi-lingual is the xenophobism and stupidity of the population.
Quebec almost left Canada over the language thing. Too; Quebec people want Canada to cater to them in French but, Quebec would like to ban English being used there. Tho Quebec needs to watch it because its below replacement level birthrate WILL hurt them in the end.
It's def a GOOD idea to use English when possible because there WILL be prejudice otherwise. I'd feel EXACTLY the same way if a bunch of Irish people LIVING in the US were jabbering away in Gaelic AND I'm of Irish family. People visiting here are a different animal and, I def DON'T expect them to know good English tho MOST tourists and business people do speak at least some.
Canada has laws in place and English/French are both the national languages and treated as equal.
And the law permeates through Canada and in the schools.
We do not have that at all. What we have is mass translation.
K-5 bilingual education doesn't even begin to compare to Canada's education system with regard to their two official languages.
You are only looking at the surface here.
You think that will magically happen here in the US ?
Towards the outskirts of Ft Worth, near White Settlement. My mother recalled some kids making racial jokes about Blacks in front of her, and someone made some racial comments towards her. Someone also threw a brick threw our window.


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On Feb. 2017, EKUT had a visit at TUBS in order to intensively follow the collaboration on the throwing scenario (T.6.1) and development on Orocos-Gazebo-Unity framework and progress on using Virtual Reality in the experiment.
Dr. Enrico Mingo was invited at INRIA visiting Dr. Serena Ivaldi's group, to collaborate on the topic of compliant whole-body control for humanoid robots involved in human-robot collaboration tasks. This collaboration started considering some common topics shared by the CogIMon project and the AnDy EU project. The aim was to implement a whole-body compliant stabilizer using the control framework OpenSoT (developed by IIT and used in the CogIMon project) for the iCub platform, used inside the AnDy project. The integration was successfullly tested for three main tasks: i) whole-body squat, ii) whole-body bi-manual manipulation control using interactive markers and iii) whole-body compliance during external perturbation while carrying an object.
The achieved results prove the benefit of the software tools and algorithms developed inside the CogIMon project for the robotics community. Possible future collaborations and publications has also been considered starting from this first achievements.
Multi-arm manipulation scenario: An intensive collaboration within the CogIMon project between TU-Braunschweig (IRP), University of Edinburgh (UEDIN) and University of Bielefeld (UniBi) has ended to a nice demo using 4 KUKA robots. The results have been submitted to ICRA 2018.
Report from swissinfo.ch on the ongoing research conducted at EPFL by our CogIMon project colleagues.
The researchers from EPFL-LASA, Sina Mirrazavi, Nadi Figueroa, Aude Billard, were selected as one of the five finalist in KUKA Innovation Award 2017. They demonstrated their concept for two robots that cooperate with each other and collaborate with the human operator – for example, to move heavy parts such as car doors without the risk of a collision and to support the human operator in positioning these parts correctly.
UniBi/TUBS and BRHM started to build the first components of a so-called Gazebo-Orocos simulation framework by re-implementing the projected inverse dynamics control approach for wiping a board with a single Kuka robot arm based on a recent paper by BRHM.
This video shows the simulated motions for the virtual 3 DOF pendulum and the humanoid robot COMAN. The initial mixture coefficients are compared to optimized coefficients for new reaching targets that were not part of the optimization process.
This video shows the simulated motions for the humanoid robot COMAN. The initial mixture coefficients are compared to optimized coefficients for compensating external forces and task-priority rearrangement.
Catching a fast flying object is particularly challenging as consists of two tasks: it requires extremely precise estimation of the object's motion and control of the robot motion. Any small imprecision may lead the fingers to close too abruptly and let the object fly away from the hand before closing. We present a strategy to overcome for sensori-motor imprecision by introducing softness in the catching approach. Soft catching consists of having the robot moves with the object for a short period of time, so as to leave more time for the fingers to close on the object. We use a dynamical systems (DS) based control law to generate the appropriate reach and follow motion, which is expressed as a Linear Parameter Varying (LPV) system. We propose a method to approximate the parameters of LPV systems using Gaussian Mixture Models, based on a set of kinematically feasible demonstrations generated by an off-line optimal control framework. We show theoretically that the resulting DS will intercept the object at the intercept point, at the right time with the desired velocity direction.


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Il 2K25 Krasnopol () è un proiettile d'artiglieria a guida laser in calibro 152 o 155 mm, destinato a colpire mezzi corazzati, fortificazioni, batterie d'artiglieria e bersagli della difesa costiera.

Storia
L'inizio della progettazione del nuovo tipo di munizionamento intelligente a guida laser fu iniziato dall'ufficio progettazione della KBP di Tula, sotto la supervisione dell'ingegnere Viktor I. Babičev, nel corso degli anni settanta del XX secolo. Nel febbraio 1986 il sistema d'arma 2K25 Krasnopol fu adottato dall'esercito sovietico sotto la designazione 30F39, e ne iniziò la produzione di massa nelle fabbriche di armamenti di Ižmaš e Iževsk. Nel 2002 fu introdotto anche il sistema a guida laser Kitolov-2 per i calibri 120 e 122 mm.
Per potere avere uno sbocco commerciale sul mercato occidentale degli armamenti, ne fu sviluppata una variante in calibro 155 mm, utilizzabile dagli obici tipo G6 e M-109A6 Paladin. Oltre che in Russia, il Krasnopol viene prodotto anche dal conglomerato dell'industria della difesa cinese Norinco nei modelli GP1 (2K25 Krasnopol) e GP6 (2K25M Krasnopol-M).

Tecnica
Il sistema d'arma 2K25 Krasnopol è costituito da guscio guidato 30F39, un designatore laser dei bersagli 1D22, 1D20 o 1D15 (LTD) e dal sistema di sincronizzazione del colpo 1A35. Il sistema di designazione laser ha una portata di 5 km, mentre il proiettile ne ha una minima di 800 m e massima di 22 km, con un raggio di ricerca del bersaglio pari a 1 km (0,62 mi). Il proiettile è suddiviso in due parti che contengono le seguenti sezioni: seeker ricerca bersaglio, modulo di guida, testata bellica e bossolo posteriore con gli impennaggi cruciformi. Il modulo di ricerca e il sistema di guida sono trasportati in un singolo contenitore, sigillato, che contiene nella sezione posteriore la testata bellica; ciò consente di caricare e trasportare il proiettile all'interno degli appositi contenitori munizioni esistenti nei semoventi d'artiglieria. Le due parti vengono unite immediatamente prima di far partire il colpo. Dietro la testata c'è un vano posteriore che ospita quattro alette stabilizzatrici pieghevoli. Il 2K25 Krasnopol è in grado di colpire bersagli in movimento fino ad velocità di 36 km/h. La testata bellica è un tipo esplosivo ad alta frammentazione, e può essere utilizzato anche contro veicoli pesantemente corazzati, come i carri armati, a causa della traiettoria del proiettile che gli consente di perforare la corazzatura del mezzo nell'alto della torretta, che sulla maggior parte dei mezzi e di minore spessore rispetto alla parte frontale, posteriore o laterale.

Una volta sparato il Krasnopol percorre per gran parte una traiettoria balistica, passando poi al volo con sistema inerziale e, infine, al sistema di autoguida semi-attivo che rileva l'energia del laser riflessa sul bersaglio, che è illuminato da un osservatore avanzato tramite apposito designatore. L'iride della testina ottica è protetto da un apposito cappuccio che viene espulso da un timer meccanico al momento dello sparo.

Impiego operativo

Il sistema d'arma 2K25 Krasnopol è stato impiegato dall'esercito indiano durante la guerra del Kargil del 1999, in Libia durante la seconda guerra civile e dall'esercito siriano nel corso della locale guerra civile.

Cina
Il governo cinese acquistò almeno 1.000 proiettili 2K25 Krasnopol-M di calibro 152 mm, che furono consegnati tra il 1999 e 2000. A partire dal marzo di quello stesso anno la Cina esercitò la licenza di produzione, che era stata acquistata nel 1997 dalla Norinco.

India
Nel 1999 il governo indiano stipulò con quello russo un contratto per l'acquisto di 1 000 proiettili 2K25 Krasnopol da prodursi presso la fabbrica KBP di Tula, che furono consegnati nel maggio 2000 al costo di 34,4 milioni di dollari dell'epoca. Due anni dopo New Delhi acquistò ulteriori 2 000 proiettili, con piani per l'acquisizione di altri 6.000 esemplari. Il costo totale della commessa, riguardante 3 000 proiettili e 81 designatori laser, fu di 111 950 488 dollari. I primi esemplari vennero impiegati dagli obici Bofors FH-77 durante la guerra del Kargil nel 1999, nel corso della quale emersero difficoltà legate all'utilizzo del munizionamento ad alta quota. All'inizio l'esercito pensò che il problema fosse il designatore laser originale KBP, che venne sostituiti da prodotti israeliani e francesi.
Durante le esercitazioni a fuoco effettuate dall'Indian Army sul poligono di Mahajan, Rajasthan, tra il 2004 e il 2005, vennero riferiti numerosi casi di malfunzionamento dovuti al cattivo stato di conservazione dei proiettili, confermati anche dall'allora Ministro della difesa Arackaparambil Kurien Antony l'8 marzo 2007.

Versioni

2K25 Krasnopol: primo modello di produzione del Krasnopol , fu progettato per essere utilizzato con i vecchi sistemi dell'artiglieria sovietica in calibro 152 mm, come il D-20 , lo 2S3 Akatsiya, e 2A65 (Msta-B). La carica bellica è costituita da una testata a frammentazione ad alto esplosivo del peso di 20,5 kg L'intera munizione, che poteva essere suddivisa in due distinte parti, pesava 50 kg, ma a causa della sua lunghezza era incompatibile con il caricatore automatico del semovente d'artiglieria 2S19.
2K25M Krasnopol-M: versione con lunghezza ridotta a 955 mm, Krasnopol-M, sviluppata verso la metà degli anni novanta del XX secolo dall'industria Šipunov in collaborazione con il team di progettazione KBP,  sfruttando la nuova tecnologia elettronica acquisita nella progettazione del proiettile guidato Kitolov-2 da 120 mm. Questa versione era più corta al fine di poter essere utilizzata dai semoventi dotati di autocaricamento senza essere suddiviso in due distinte parti. Tale munizione è disponibile anche nel calibro standard NATO di 155 mm. Oltre alla lunghezza totale ridotta, il Krasnopol-M ha anche un diverso cappuccio protettivo per il ricercatore ottico.
KM-1M Krasnopol-M2: ulteriore sviluppo basato sul 2K25 Krasnopol-M in calibro 155 mm progettato per ingaggiare bersagli corazzati utilizzando un sistema di guida laser semi-attivo (SAL) nella fase terminale della sua traiettoria.
GP1: versione cinese del 2K25 Krasnopol.
GP6: versione cinese del 2K25M Krasnopol-M.

Paesi utilizzatori

Forze armate bielorusse

Esercito Popolare di Liberazione

Indian Army

Suchoputnye vojska Rossijskoj Federacii

Al-Jaysh al-'Arabi al-Suri

Esercito ucraino

Armata Rossa

Esercito venezuelano

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Bibliografia

Pubblicazioni

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

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Poll: Americans Want New Democratic Leadership
New survey finds desire for fresh faces in top Democratic spots, support for Russia probe
From left, Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer, D-N.Y., NEA President Lily Eskelsen Garcia, American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., prepare for a education-related news conference in the Capitol on May 22. (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call)
By Robin Opsahl
Posted May 30, 2018 at 11:04am
More Americans want new Democrats in power next Congress, a recent poll found.
More than twice as many respondents to this week's Economist/YouGov poll said they would prefer another Democrat lead the party in the House than current leader Nancy Pelosi. Fifteen percent backed Pelosi compared to 32 percent who chose "some other Demorat." A further 29 percent were not sure and 25 percent said they didn't care.
Pelosi has said she plans on staying in leadership if Democrats win back the chamber in November. The California Democrat cited Hillary Clinton's loss in 2016 as a reason for her staying on.
"It's important that it not be five white guys at the table, no offense," she said. "I have no intention of walking away from that table."
The respondents' preference for new leadership was noticeable on the Senate side as well, albeit by a smaller margin. Twenty-four percent of those polled chose "some other Democrat" to lead the party in the chamber to 17 percent who backed current leader Charles E. Schumer.
While Schumer has not explicitly said whether he wants to continue as leader next session, his predecessor, Harry Reid, led the Senate Democratic Conference for 12 years, from 2005 to 2017.
Respondents weren't satisfied with either party in Congress but they were clear on which side they blamed for lawmakers achieving less than usual this session. Forty-seven percent said Republicans were more to blame, 17 percent picked the Democrats and 30 percent blamed both parties.
Special counsel Robert S. Mueller III, who is overseeing the Russia investigation, got mixed reviews. But nearly half — 48 percent — of respondents said President Donald Trump should not fire him, while 16 percent said he should be let go.
Forty-eight percent said they didn't believe Trump was getting framed by the FBI and Department of Justice, compared to 28 percent who said he was. The president has repeatedly described the Russia probe as a "witch hunt" and has criticized Mueller and others for continuing the "rigged" investigation.
Thirty-six percent of respondents agreed with Trump, calling the inquiry a "witch hunt," while 46 percent said it was a legitimate probe.
On Tuesday, Trump predicted on Twitter that "13 Angry Democrats," along with Obama administration officials, who're "working on the rigged Russia Witch Hunt," would interfere with the midterm elections.
The 13 Angry Democrats (plus people who worked 8 years for Obama) working on the rigged Russia Witch Hunt, will be MEDDLING with the mid-term elections, especially now that Republicans (stay tough!) are taking the lead in Polls. There was no Collusion, except by the Democrats!
The poll surveyed 1,500 U.S. adults from May 27-29 through web-based interviews and had a margin of error of plus or minus 3.1 percentage points.
The Economist Group is the parent company of Roll Call.


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After being in custody of the police as main suspects in connection with the arson of shelter in the district of Ludwigsburg, South Germany last week, one of two Gambian brothers is currently institutionalised in a mental hospital.
The two brothers (names withheld), residents at Ubach (Rems-Murr-Kreisny) asylum shelter were arrested as suspects of a fire outbreak that destroyed properties worth about 45,000 Euros.
Authorities in Germany have been busy looking into the cause of the outbreak. Preliminary assessment points to arson. The fire caused partial collapse of the building despite the intervention of fire fighters.
"An arson cannot be excluded, but also a technical defect must be considered," police statement stated.
Two people were injured in the ensuing chaos of the incident while two dozen residents were temporarily transferred to other asylum shelters.
Efforts made to contact German envoy in Banjul proved futile.


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Africa Since the 1870s
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African timelines: History, Orature, Literature, & Film.
Historical Statistics
International Historical Statistics: Africa, Asia & Oceania, 1750-1993. 3rd edition. New York, Stockton Press, 1998.
New Encyclopedia of Africa
John Middleton and Joseph C. Miller, editors. 2nd edition. Detroit, Charles Scribner's Sons, 2008. 5 volumes.
"Addresses the entire history of African cultures from the pharaohs and the ancient civilizations of the south through the colonial era to the emergence of 53 independent countries, some of them newly emergent in world commerce and others deep in conflict. Covers issues facing the continent such as global development, the AIDS crisis, and international terrorism." Rutgers-restricted Access
Basic Works
The Cambridge History of Africa
J.D. Fage and Roland Oliver, eds. New York, Cambridge University Press, 1975-1986. 8 volumes
Each volume consists of articles by (primarily Western) scholars accompanied by extensive bibliographies.
Volume 6: From 1870 to 1905
Volume 8: From c.1940 to c.1975
General History of Africa
UNESCO International Scientific Committee for the Drafting of a General History of Africa. Berkeley, University of California Press, 1981-1993. 8 volumes.
Each volume consists of articles by (primarily non-Western) scholars accompanied by extensive bibliographies.
Vol. 6: Africa in the Nineteenth Century Until the 1880s
Vol. 7: Africa Under Colonial Domination 1880-1935
Vol. 8: Africa Since 1935
The Cambridge History of South Africa
Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2010-2011.
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Josh Hennessy is a hockey player who was born on February 7, 1985, in Brockton, Massachusetts, U.S.. Hennessy's height is 6 ft 0 in. Hennessy's weight is 190 pounds. Hennessy's career began in 2005. This page will examine Josh Hennessy's total career net worth.
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Josh Hennessy Career, Earnings
On the ice, Hennessy shoots Left. Hennessy's former teams included the Ottawa Senators; HC Lugano; Boston Bruins; HC Vityaz; Kloten Flyers; HC Neftekhimik Nizhnekamsk; Växjö Lakers. In competition, Josh Hennessy has played Centre (ice hockey).
Hennessy was drafted 43rd overall in 2003 by the San Jose Sharks.
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When Kirven killed the black canok in the glade outside Toopek, he did not realize that he had just taken the first step to fulfilling Schram's destiny. At that time he did not even know for sure if Schram was the "one." He only knew that time was growing short for him to find the only one who could harness the power to defeat the dragons. If it wasn't Schram, he had wasted a long time with the human. Possibly too long for the Troyf to be saved from the dragons.
A group of companies must face challenges, death, love, and fate; and the choices they make could save the world or lead it into dragon rule and tyranny forever. Track these companions as they seek to master the powers put before them, and even when every action seems to be falling into place, someone or something is not what they seem to be and the Hidden Magic will either save them or end their trek for peace.


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Els estenoquílids (Stenochilidae) són una família d'aranyes araneomorfes. Fou descrita per primera vegada per Thorell l'any 1873. Totes les espècies tenen vuit ulls i produeixen seda no cribel·lada.

Sistemàtica
Segons el World Spider Catalog amb data de 12 de gener de 2019, aquesta família té reconeguts 2 gèneres i 13 espècies
El 28 d'octubre de 2006 tenia els mateixos 2 gèneres i 12 espècies; Colopea lehtineni es va afegir el 2009. Es troben al Sud-est d'Àsia.

Gènere Colopea Simon, 1893
 Colopea laeta (Thorell, 1895) (Myanmar, Tailàndia)
 Colopea lehtineni Zheng, Marusik & Li, 2009 Xina
 Colopea malayana Lehtinen, 1982 (Tailàndia, Malàisia, Singapur)
 Colopea pusilla (Simon, 1893) (Filipines)
 Colopea romantica Lehtinen, 1982 (Bali)
 Colopea silvestris Lehtinen, 1982 (Nova Guinea)
 Colopea tuberculata Platnick & Shadab, 1974 (Fiji)
 Colopea unifoveata Lehtinen, 1982 (Borneo)
 Colopea virgata Lehtinen, 1982 (Tailàndia, Vietnam)
 Colopea xerophila Lehtinen, 1982 (Nova Guinea)

Gènere Stenochilus O. P.-Cambridge, 1870
 Stenochilus crocatus Simon, 1884 (Birmània, Cambodja, Sri Lanka)
 Stenochilus hobsoni O. P.-Cambridge, 1870 (Índia)
 Stenochilus scutulatus Platnick & Shadab, 1974 (Índia)

Superfamília Palpimanoidea
Els estenoquílids havien format part de la superfamília dels palpimanoïdeus (Palpimanoidea), juntament amb els huttònids i els palpimànids. Les aranyes, tradicionalment, havien estat classificades en famílies que van ser agrupades en superfamílies. Quan es van aplicar anàlisis més rigorosos, com la cladística, es va fer evident que la major part de les principals agrupacions utilitzades durant el segle XX no eren compatibles amb les noves dades. Actualment, els llistats d'aranyes, com ara el World Spider Catalog, ja ignoren la classificació de superfamílies.

Referències

Bibliografia

 Platnick, N.I., Shadab, M.U. (1974): "A revision of the spider family Stenochilidae (Arachnida, Araneae)". American Museum novitates 2556 PDF  - Abstract
 Penney, D. (2004): "Cretaceous Canadian amber spider and the palpimanoidean nature of lagonomegopids". Acta Palaeontologica Polonica 49(4): 579–584. PDF
 The World Spider Catalog, V7.5

Vegeu també

 Palpimanoïdeu
 Classificació de les aranyes