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But straightway Jesus spoke unto them, saying, "Be of good cheer. It is I; be not afraid."
But straightway Jesus spake unto them, saying, Be of good cheer; it is I; be not afraid.
But immediately He spoke to them, saying, "Take courage, it is I! Do not be afraid!"
But instantly He spoke to them, saying, Take courage! I Am! Stop being afraid!
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Just then Jesus spoke to them, "Be encouraged! It's me. Don't be afraid."
But at once Yeshua spoke to them. "Courage," he said, "it is I. Stop being afraid."
At once, Jesus said to them, "Don't worry! I am Jesus. Don't be afraid."
But Jesus immediately spoke to them, saying, Take courage; it is *I*: be not afraid.
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But Jesus quickly spoke to them. He said, "Have courage! It is I! Don't be afraid."
"Have courage!" Jesus immediately told them. "It's me. Stop being afraid!"
Directly after this Jesus insisted on his disciples' getting aboard their boat and going on ahead to the other side, while he himself sent the crowds home. And when he had sent them away he went up the hill-side quite alone, to pray. When it grew late he was there by himself while the boat was by now a long way from the shore at the mercy of the waves, for the wind was dead against them. In the small hours Jesus went out to them, walking on the water of the lake. When the disciples caught sight of him walking on the water they were terrified. "It's a ghost!" they said, and screamed with fear. But at once Jesus spoke to them. "It's all right! It's I myself, don't be afraid!"
But straightway Jesus spoke unto them, saying, Trust that I AM; be not afraid.
But immediately Jesus spoke to them, saying, "Have courage, I am he! Do not be afraid!"
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But immediately Jesus spoke to them, saying, "Be of good cheer. It is I. Do not be afraid."
But right away Jesus spoke · to them, saying, "Take courage, it is I! Do not be afraid."
Immediately, Yeshua said, "Calm down! It's me. Don't be afraid!"
At once [Jesus] spoke to them, "Take courage, it is I; do not be afraid."
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But Jesus immediately said to them: 'Take courage! It is I. Don't be afraid.'
But immediately Jesus spoke to them, saying, "Be of good cheer! It is I; do not be afraid."
At once Jesus spoke to them and said, "Take hope. It is I. Do not be afraid!"
But Jesus spoke to them at once. "Don't be afraid," he said. "Take courage. I am here!"
And straightaway Jesus spoke to them, saying, Be of good cheer, it is I. Be not afraid.
But immediately Jesus spoke to them and said, "Take heart, it is I; do not be afraid."
But immediately Jesus spoke to them and said, 'Take heart, it is I; do not be afraid.'
But Jesus at once spoke to them. 'Cheer up,' he said, 'it's me! Don't be frightened!'
And immediately Rebbe, Melech HaMoshiach spoke to them, saying, Chazak! Ani Hu. (I am he, SHEMOT 3:14) Do not be afraid.
Then Jesus said, "Be brave and don't be afraid. I am here!"
But immediately he spoke to them, saying, "Take heart, it is I; have no fear."
But immediately, Yeshua spoke to them, saying, "Take courage! I am. Don't be afraid."
Jesus: Be still. It is I. You have nothing to fear.
But immediately Jesus spoke to them, saying "Cheer up! It is I! Don't be afraid."
Then Jesus spoke to them right away. He said, `Be glad! It is I. Do not fear.'
And at once Jesus spake to them, and said [And anon Jesus spake to them, saying], Have ye trust, I am; do not ye dread.
and immediately Jesus spake to them, saying, `Be of good courage, I am [he], be not afraid.'
Matthew 14:26Matthew 14:28


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Q: Determine if Active Directory object is new or updated using DirectorySynchronization I'm running a query in Active Directory and polling for changes using the DirectorySynchronization class.
I need to determine which kind of operation happened for the object since the last query, i.e. if the object was created, modified or deleted.
I can easily determine if the object was deleted by checking the "isDeleted" property (which requires setting the Tombstone property on the searcher), but I don't know how to determine if the object is new or modified. Ideally, I would like to do that just by looking at the query results.
Here's a (quick and dirty) code example:
using System.DirectoryServices;
using System.IO;
using System.Runtime.Serialization.Formatters.Binary;

class Program {

    static void Main(string[] args) {
        string[] propertiesToLoad = new[] { "distinguishedName", "isDeleted" };
        using (DirectoryEntry root = new DirectoryEntry("LDAP://someDC.domain.com/DC=domain,DC=com"))
        using (DirectorySearcher searcher = new DirectorySearcher(root, "(objectClass=user)", propertiesToLoad)) {
            searcher.SearchScope = SearchScope.Subtree;
            searcher.Tombstone = true;
            if (File.Exists("cookie.bin")) {
                searcher.DirectorySynchronization = new DirectorySynchronization(
                    DirectorySynchronizationOptions.ObjectSecurity,
                    LoadCookie("cookie.bin"));
            } else {
                searcher.DirectorySynchronization = new DirectorySynchronization(
                    DirectorySynchronizationOptions.ObjectSecurity);
            }
            foreach (SearchResult result in searcher.FindAll()) {
                if (result.Properties.Contains("isDeleted") && (bool)(result.Properties["isDeleted"][0])) {
                    // object is deleted
                } else {
                    // HOW TO DETERMINE IF OBJECT WAS CREATED OR MODIFIED?
                }
            }
            SaveCookie("cookie.bin", searcher.DirectorySynchronization);
        }
    }

    static byte[] LoadCookie(string path) {
        using (FileStream fs = new FileStream(path, FileMode.Open)) {
            BinaryFormatter formatter = new BinaryFormatter();
            return (byte[])formatter.Deserialize(fs);
        }
    }

    static void SaveCookie(string path, DirectorySynchronization sync) {
        using (FileStream fs = new FileStream(path, FileMode.Create)) {
            BinaryFormatter formatter = new BinaryFormatter();
            formatter.Serialize(fs, sync.GetDirectorySynchronizationCookie());
        }
    }

}

A: You could try using the whenCreated and whenChanged properties.

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The Story of the Lost Nuke
2014, History - 46 min 9 Comments
It's one of the worst case scenarios in the nuclear age, and it occurred on February 13, 1950. Flying over restricted airspace across the Canadian border, a United States Air Force bomber experienced massive engine failure, and the crew were forced to abandon their craft in mid-air. The plane went down in the remote mountain ranges of British Columbia. Several crew members went down with it, as well as its perilous cargo: a Mark IV nuclear bomb.
The Story of the Lost Nuke valiantly attempts to retrace the frightful events of that flight, the astonishing aftermath of the crash, and the possible cover-up which remains active to this day. The filmmakers set out to find answers to a series of mysteries that endure even after more than fifty years. Surviving crew members refuse to divulge relevant details, and integral segments of official military documents remain sealed or redacted from public view. For decades, speculation has swirled that the plane was hosting a mission involving nuclear detonation during the dawning of the Cold War. But the official story contends that the flight was merely a training run, and that the bomb lacked the plutonium core required for a nuclear explosion.
However, cries of conspiracy have only been amplified by the disappearance one key flight member - the weaponeer who was in charge of the bomb - and the curious lack of evidence among the rubble found at the crash site that an armed nuclear weapon even existed onboard. Could the weaponeer have stayed on board and attempted to defuse the bomb prior to its crash?
The film features the efforts of investigators who view detailed photographic evidence, as well as the twisted sheets of debris that remain stationed at the rigged mountainous region where the crash occurred all those years ago.
During the course of the film, the audience happens upon a series of exciting clues right alongside the featured team of investigators. The Story of the Lost Nuke is a rare example of documentary filmmaking that manages to change the course of the history it investigates.
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Jim Beam - 07/23/2017 at 16:53
Gary, they don't tell YOU the truth because you can't write a proper sentence.
Gary - 11/07/2016 at 18:07
Government don't tell the truth
Because we can't handle the truth
Wayne - 01/02/2016 at 06:56
Read the book a few years ago. Interesting story.
Jon - 12/16/2015 at 19:52
I'm certainly skeptical of the government's willingness to level with the public on anything, especially matters of "national security" or international relations -- but I also found the entire tenor of this documentary suspect and the participants singularly lacking in plausibility. Good photography, bad presentation and suspect motives.
MBR - 09/11/2015 at 05:44
Values mater. So does freedom.
Very interesting but it's unbelievable the Lost Nuke was not found.
Bryant Grimlie - 09/02/2015 at 10:39
This may be technically true, since the bombs were no longer complete, but declassified documents obtained by the BBC under the US Freedom of Information Act, parts of which remain classified, reveal a much darker story, which has been confirmed by individuals involved in the clear-up and those who have had access to details since. The documents make clear that within weeks of the incident, investigators piecing together the fragments realised that only three of the weapons could be accounted for.
Robert - 08/29/2015 at 05:23
Seriously naive person, maybe you go and check the last time the Pentagon/government told us the truth about anything.
whoooosj - 08/24/2015 at 16:20
Interesting documentary, but this story really doesn't need the exaggerations that the director & narrator have put in. Unnecessary questions or suggestions, that are not all too plausible or difficult to refute. And where is really the controversy? The fact that they didn't know or disclose whether someone has been flying the plane till the very last moment? Or the ludicrous suggestion that they might have first dropped the bomb (and have it explode) over the Pacific? Well... if the bomb couldn't have been dropped due to a faulty bomb bay door, they couldn't have triggered the bomb while still finding an intact aircraft in Canada... If the bomb bay was not faulty in the first place, they would've been able to drop the bomb in the ocean without its required trigger, without that, good luck having an a-bomb explode on impact with the water. In that case, it would've just sunk to the bottom. And if it would've still exploded, mid-air or on impact with the water, do they really believe no one would have heard anything about it? Notwithstanding that sound travels far over water and we have a nuclear bomb going off in the middle of the night... the Soviet Union's sensors would've probably picked up something fishy, just like the West's sensors have been able to pick up Soviet (or other country's) nuclear trials in those years.
So, the most probably scenario is that the bomber went down with the bomb. The bomb didn't explode. They had a task force seal of an area that's pretty much uninhabitable/transferable anyway, they finally find the aircraft (after four years), bring back all the sensitive material (incl. the bomb and trigger) and blow up the rest of the aircraft - according to standard Cold War procedure of downed military hardware. What's so sensitive about that... As if it's so suspicious that USAF blows up a downed plane. We're talking Cold War technology here, sure they are not going to let it just stay there as a nice museum piece for people to visit... But taking an inoperable (and HUGE) B-36 back bit by bit? Too much work and costs involved. And how are you gonna blow it up? With lots of explosives, the more the merrier, the fewer bits can possibly be used by whomever would be interested in its tech. Controversial much? Not really.
Why not have the story just be interesting in its own right, rather than trying to pimp it with unreasonable suspicion? Isn't the fact that there was a Broken Arrow incident in the first place interesting enough...? Srsly ppl...
scartera - 08/22/2015 at 17:29
interesting doc

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The Delhi High Court, on Wednesday (November 28), allowed the counsel for exiled CBI director Alok Verma to visit the Central Vigilance Commission, at 4.30 pm on Thursday, to inspect the case diary prepared by the probe agency against its special director Rakesh Asthana in various corruption cases.
The direction of the Delhi High Court came during proceedings in a case filed by Asthana seeking quashing of the FIR registered by the agency against him in connection with allegations that he received bribes from Hyderabad-based businessman Sathish Sana. Sana, whose role in under the agency's scanner in a case connected with controversial meat exporter Moin Qureshi, had reportedly told the CBI that he had paid bribes to Asthana to have his name cleared in the investigation.
Sana's statement, recorded before a magistrate, had proved to be the flashpoint in the feud between Verma and Asthana and led to the Centre finally divesting both top officers of the CBI of their responsibilities and sending them on leave in a much criticized midnight move on October 24.
The Centre's action against the CBI top bosses had triggered a slew of petitions in the Delhi High Court and the Supreme Court; nearly all of them claiming that the senior officials in the Modi government were trying to shield Asthana in the six corruption cases being probed against him. A majority of these petitions were filed by CBI officers who were part of the SIT that was investigating Asthana and were transferred out of Delhi after the Centre decided to replace Verma with M Nageswara Rao as interim chief of the probe agency.
On Wednesday, as the Delhi High Court resumed its hearing in the plea filed by Asthana, Verma's counsel told the court that they need to peruse through the documents related to the cases filed against Asthana so as to adequately respond to his request to the court for quashing of the FIR filed against him.
Posting Asthana's plea for next hearing to December 7, the court allowed Verma's counsel to visit the CVC office and inspect the relevant documents – but only under supervision of superintendent of police, Satish Dagar.
Meanwhile, AK Sharma, joint director in the CBI, who was also divested of his charge as head of the agency's anti-corruption wing by Nageswara Rao following Verma's unceremonious exit, has also filed his reply with the Delhi High Court against the petition filed by Asthana. In his response, Sharma has dubbed Asthana as the "kingpin" of an extortion racket and claimed that the agency's probe against the top officer had led to various incriminating evidence that could prove this claim. Sharma has also provided, in a sealed cover, the said evidence to the Delhi High Court. These confidential documents reportedly include transcripts of taped telephonic and WhatsApp conversations and messages between Asthana and some persons from whom he allegedly received bribes, besides other evidences.
The Supreme Court is also set to resume its hearing, on Thursday (November 29) in another petition related to the mess in the CBI – one filed by Verma challenging the Centre's decision to send him on leave.


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The Campanario (HM9FH)
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N 32° 47.078', W 117° 6.39'
Mission San Diego de Alcala
The Campanario is 46 feet high and holds the Mission bells. The crown-topped bell on the lower right is named Ava Maria Purisima - Immaculate Mary. It weighs 805 pounds and was cast in 1802. A crown-topped bell was usually supplied by the Spanish King and cast in the royal foundry in Barcelona at the Kings expense or made in a country ruled by Spain. Ava Maria Purisima was in the vestibule of St. Joseph's church and was hung in the campanario after the reconstruction of Mission San Diego in 1931.
The bell on the lower left is called Mater Dolorosa - Our Lady of Sorrows. I weighs 1200 pounds and was recast by the Standard Iron Works of San Diego in 1894 from bell fragments found in the vicinity of the Mission.
The bells played an important role in the everyday life of the Mission. A sequence of tones and rhymes was developed for each occasions. They were used to announce times for Mass, work, meals, and siestas. The bells signaled danger, rang solemnly to honor the dead and pealed joyously to celebrate feast days, weddings, and fiestas.
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Jambo (April 17, 1961 – September 16, 1992) was a celebrated gorilla housed at Jersey Zoo. He is well known for protecting a young boy named Levan Merritt who fell into the gorilla enclosure in 1986.
Jambo means "hello" in Swahili. The gorilla was born on April 17, 1961, in Zoo Basel, Basel, Switzerland, to mother Achilla and father Stephi. Stephi was acquired from the Columbus (Ohio) Zoo. Stephi was captured in 1950 by Columbus resident and gorilla hunter Bill Said, with two other baby gorillas, in French Equatorial Africa. The three were sold to the Columbus Zoo for $10,000. The two which the Columbus Zoo kept, Baron Macombo and Millie Christina, became the parents of Colo, the first gorilla born in a zoo, in Columbus on December 22, 1956. She was the first gorilla born in captivity as well as the first gorilla in captivity to be raised by her own mother.
Jambo's older sister Goma, born on September 23, 1959 in Basel, was the first gorilla born in Europe and still lives in the Zoo Basel. Before Jambo was transferred to Jersey Zoo, Jambo and Goma had a son named Tamtam, who was born at Zoo Basel on May 2, 1971, and died at Wuppertal Zoo on July 23, 2009. Jambo also fathered a daughter while still at Zoo Basel by an unrelated female. Jambo had 7 siblings and 20 offspring by 5 different mates, including three stillbirths.


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Mary Sully de Luque
Assoc Dean (ACD) & Professor
Mary Sully de Luque is a tenured full Professor of Management and ASU Senior Sustainability Scientist in the Thunderbird School of Global Management at Arizona State University. She has published scores of articles, book chapters and academic-conference proceedings in the areas of global leadership, corporate social responsibility, organization-level management issues and cross-cultural management.
Her research interests include the micro and macro influences of culture in organizations, responsible leadership, organizational effectiveness, sustainability, CSR, stakeholder decision-making and feedback-seeking. Sully de Luque serves on the editorial boards of, and published research in, many of the top academic management journals. She teaches courses focusing on cross-cultural organizational behavior, global leadership, sustainability and corporate social responsibility, in undergraduate, graduate and executive programs at Thunderbird and other prestigious universities globally.
Consulting with numerous corporations, she has quantified innumerable leadership and management behaviors that filter through organizations, yielding results that may represent a broad mix of the positive and the negative outcomes. She notes that proper assessment is critical to understanding real company issues.
Before joining Thunderbird, Sully de Luque was a senior fellow at the University of Pennsylvanias renowned Wharton School, working on the very high-profile GLOBE project (Global Leadership and Organizational Behavior Effectiveness). Based on ongoing GLOBE research, Sully de Luque coauthored the award-winning 2014 book Strategic Leadership Across Cultures that looks at CEO leadership in 24 countries. Throughout the book, the authors provide evidence that leadership matters, executive leadership matters greatly, and that societal cultures influence the type of leadership that is expected and effective, providing illustrative examples of findings.
Sully de Luque has kindled strong expertise in conducting research and creating business in developing countries, especially in Latin America and the Middle East. She is academic director of many Thunderbird entrepreneurship programs designed for women in developing and emerging economies. Sully de Luque has also served as faculty member for the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Women Project in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Peru.
She earned her doctorate in organizational behavior and international management from the University of Nebraskas College of Business Administration and her bachelor's degree in organizational communication from Creighton University. Prior to finishing her formal education, she worked as an aide for two United States Senators.
Expertise Areas:
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Ph.D. Organizational Behavior and International Management, College of Business Administration, University of Nebraska
B.A. Organizational Communication, Creighton University
Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability
Womens Leadership and Entrepreneurship
Feedback Processes in the Organization
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Academy of Management (AOM)
Academy of International Business (AIB)
Business Association of Latin American Studies (BALAS)
International Leadership Association (ILA)
European Group and Organizational Studies (EGOS)
Society for Industrial Organizational Psychology (SIOP)
Southern Management Academy (SMA)
Western Academy of Management (WAM)
2019-present Professor of Global Management (with tenure)
Thunderbird School of Global Management, Arizona State University
2018-present Senior Sustainability Scientist
Julie Ann Wrigley Global Institute of Sustainability, Arizona State University
2015-present Faculty Member
Barrett Honors College, Thunderbird, Arizona State University
2016-2018 Academic Director, Fulltime Masters Program
2015-2019 Associate Professor of Management (with tenure)
2003-2012 Assistant Professor of Management and Garvin Research Fellow (tenure track)
2013-present Visiting Professor of Global Management
Universidad del Pacifico, Lima, Peru
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Zayed University, Abu Dhabi, UAE
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ESAN University, Lima, Peru
2000-2003 Post-doctoral Senior Fellow, Department of Management
The Wharton School of Business, University of Pennsylvania
Board of Directors – Conscious Capitalism AZ – International organization with the focus of conscious business enterprises and people, implementing practices that benefit both human beings and the environment. (2015-present)
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How Clean Are Your Kitchen Appliances?
Appliance hygiene is a big issue and it has been in the news recently concerning the dangers of bacteria forming in washing machines due to people washing at lower temperatures. But your washing machine isn't the only appliance that needs to be cleaned and maintained regularly. This is the first of a series of posts we will be publishing to provide some simple tips for ensuring your appliances are hygienically clean.
This week we look at what can be done to make sure your fridge is in tip top condition. You should make cleaning the fridge part of your weekly routine and get into the habit of tossing out wilted produce, storing opened food in sealed containers and regular wiping out the fridge inners, door and removable parts like shelves and salad draws. If you don't you are only making your fridge a haven for bacteria!
To clean the detachable components of the fridge like the bottle holder and shelves you can simply remove them from the fridge and wash them in warm soapy water and then rinse them thoroughly.
While these are drying, you have the perfect opportunity to tackle the inside of the fridge. To do this you can use a fridge cleaner product such as Wellco Professional Fridge Cleaner or you can make up a cleaning formula using two teaspoons of bicarbonate of soda for every litre of warm water. Whichever option you choose be sure to give the inside of the fridge a comprehensive wipe, making sure you get into all the creases and corners.
Don't forget to do the fridge front and door handle as these can also be a home for germs! Depending on the finish of your fridge you may find it beneficial to use a stainless steel cleaner or similar product to ensure your fridge is smudge-free.
While the content of your fridge has been removed, it is worth taking the time to check that nothing has blocked the condenser drain hole on the fridge. The drain hole is located on the inside back of your fridge. When working correctly moisture runs down the back of the fridge, collecting in a gulley before passing through the drain hole and evaporating away.
The rubber door seal or gasket also needs to be cleaned thoroughly to stop it becoming a breeding ground for bacteria. You may find it easier to do this with an old toothbrush.
At the same time you can check that the gasket is providing a tight enough seal between the fridge and door. Over time fridge door seals can deteriorate. A loose or worn door gasket is less effective at sealing in the cold and means your fridge needs to work harder to maintain the temperature – which can add to your bills!
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As always, I totally agree with you Adam. I rarely if ever watch the show, but I did last night and was very impressed by James Durbin, who my daughter has said will win from the beginning. So far she has never been wrong and she only briefly watches the show as well. But since she was less than 2 she hasn't been wrong. So if she is right this year I am going to let her pick out some lottery numbers. I really think she has a future in the music business.
Your technology challenged friend cannot figure out how to leave a post, so I will simply reply to, and agree with, Jan's post. I love James Durbin. Of course, the fact that he was on the spectrum won him a place close to my heart immediately, but the energy and passion that he brings to his music gives me something to look forward to in an otherwise dreary show.
I agree with you, Adam – the judges are not doing their job. Just trying to be everyone's friend. But the title is "Judge." Wish they could get more out of these kids because it seems there is some talent there.


Master agent MicroCorp has hired a cable veteran to support its 2,000-plus partners.
Michael Jordan is the new vice president of operations for the Georgia-based company. He will lead strategy for MicroCorp's provisioning, pricing, IT and commissions teams.
"Adding Michael to our executive team represents the next stage of our operational focus which includes deeper efficiencies in supporting our partners in complex cloud sales, our highest sales growth segment," MicroCorp CEO Karin Fields said.
Jordan's background in the cable industry starts with Charter Communications, where he eventually served as senior director of engineering and operations. His other notable roles include working as director of technical operations for Comcast and Time Warner Cable.
"Michael's experience inside three of our largest providers, along with the enterprise-level management experience he received from them, brings us new perspective in how MicroCorp approaches operational hurdles and how we poise ourselves to handle the increasing complexity of deals," Fields said.
Fields talked to us in August about MicroCorp and her prediction that the channel will see more M&A in the next year.
See who returned to the cloud and UC provider, and who's newly joined the team.
Tom Wheeler also noted that two additional merger conditions would bolster Internet regulations that took effect earlier this year.
It's a new initiative to recognize exceptional women in the channel.
They get membership on Level 3's channel partner advisory board and earn incremental market development funds as a result of their recognition.


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GREEN FILLING
Localization: 16 Henrietta Street, Dublin
Project Team: Francesco Colarossi, Luisa Saracino, Paolo Colarossi, Nicola Bartoccelli
Dublin International Competition: SELECTED PROJECT
Henrietta Street is, first and foremost, one of Dublin's most important historical residential streets and it should go back to being lived as such once again by Dubliners. Most of the formerly-residential buildings now house offices and public administration. Therefore Henrietta Street has, over the years, become a sparsely-inhabited road, especially by night. The insertion in the vacant site at No. 16 of an architecture that aims to house at least 8 family units has the scope of reconsigning Henrietta Street to its inhabitants once more.
From this primary consideration there arises the need to fully exploit the limited dimensions of the site at No. 16, at the same time creating the greatest possible number of living units. The decision to "empty" the ground floor allows for the creation of a common point of access on the facade that faces onto Henrietta Street. Access to the various living units is through stairs and a lift located at the centre of the site: the units facing onto Henrietta Street are studio flats of 34 sqm, while those on the other side of the building are duplex apartments of around 70 sqm. This choice of a functional mixture of small and medium-sized spaces is based on the desire to create a heterogeneous condominium, accessible both for singles and for young couples. On the top floor a duplex of circa 120 sqm conceived as a loft can serve as either residential or office space (atelier/studio, professional office etc.).
The theme proposed by the open ideas design competition raises the sensitive question of the introduction of a modern architecture into an historical context. In addressing this delicate problem we have stopped to consider the meaning of "historical" and of "modern". As we conceive it, an historical context is the combination of characters, events and mutations that have made a piece of city what we see it today. In the specific case of Henrietta Street the dominant historical period is represented by the Georgian character of the buildings that face onto the street. But to this there should also be associated the changes that have taken place over the course of the years including the demolition of the original No. 16 and its relative "historical void". From this second consideration there arises the desire to maintain – in an "ideological" sense – the historically empty space at No. 16. The outline of the blank lateral facade of No. 15 is therefore re-proposed facing onto Henrietta Place. The space between the two slices of building is filled in with a green facade which does not remove the previous void but, on the contrary, emphasizes it, inserting an element – nature – that is foreign to the architecture of Henrietta Street. This artifice produces two results, one conceptual and one technological. The first, as has been said, serves to negate the mass of the new building, re-proposing – ideologically – the pre-existing void.
The second is of important technological value: the Henrietta Street facade is in fact north-facing. As such, in order to achieve low heat-loss it should be almost entirely devoid of apertures. But in so doing the internal illumination of the living units would be drastically limited and at the same time an almost blank facade would be created on the Henrietta Street frontage. To resolve this problem, on the main facade use has been made of a transparent double skin formed on the exterior of fixed glass panels and on the inside of windows that can be opened. This technique allows the creation of a greenhouse effect which renders the north front an excellent barrier against heat loss. Through appropriate apertures the internal temperature of the living units can be regulated. "Sandwiched" between the two glass surfaces, planters are arranged in a fluid and organic design, their job being to contain the "green" element of the facade. Plants and flowers, shielded and protected as in a greenhouse, become the real skin of the building. Rainwater, collected and filtered for this purpose at roof level, is in part used for the plumbing system inside the living units and in part channelled into the planters that contain the vegetation. In this way a secure and continuous provision of water is guaranteed. The flat roof also houses solar panels. Finally the rear facade, which has the advantage of being south-facing, houses terraces and balconies that face onto level +3.00's terrace/roof-garden. Below this a pocket is created to house a ground-floor parking area for the cars, motorbikes and bicycles of the occupants.


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– This camp is built for both the more experienced player with collegiate style court sessions and for beginners requiring individual instruction for volleyball fundamentals including: passing, hitting, setting, blocking, serving, and defense. Players will be grouped based on skill level and experience. Open for 6th through 12th grade.
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We simulated the surface relaxation of the cubic perovskite paraelectric SrTiO 3 crystal. The atomic positions in ten near-surface layers placed into the electrostatic field of the remainder of the crystal were calculated. Two-dimensional, periodic slab model was combined with the pair potentials treated in terms of the shell-model. Our calculations show that Ti+ 4 , Sr+ 2 and 0-2 ions shift differently from their crystal sites. This leads to a creation of a dipole moment near the surface which might give the paraelectric crystal the ferroelectric properties.


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Brough Lodge: a remarkable site on the Shetland island of Fetlar
About Fetlar
Fetlar is the fourth largest island in the Shetland Isles, but it has one of lowest population levels. It lies in the northeast part of Shetland, roughly between the larger islands of Yell and Unst; to the east of Yell and to the south of Unst. The island is approximately seven miles long and four miles broad at its greatest points.
The island is known as The Garden of Shetland because of its rich, fertile soil. This also means that there is a verdant green appearance throughout much of the island, making it one of the prettiest of the Shetland Isles. The island is also very interesting from a geological standpoint, with the Funzie Conglomerate found the southeast corner of the island being especially unique in the British Isles.
Fetlar's other main point of interest is its birds. The island is one of the best places in Shetland for seeing all kinds of bird life, including the rare red-necked phalarope which breeds there in summer. Fetlar often has the entire British population of red-necked phalaropes - around 15 to 20 breeding pairs usually. There is a public RSPB bird hide near the Loch of Funzie on the east side of the island overlooking the breeding area of the red-necked phalaropes, offering one of the best places to see them.
The island has a single shop and post office with limited opening times, but no petrol or diesel is sold there. Fetlar is serviced by an excellent roll-on, roll-off vehicle and passenger ferry from both Yell and Unst several times a day. The local museum, Fetlar Interpretive Centre, is full of excellent information about, and interpretation of, the island, and is definitely worth a visit.
Fetlar has a modern community hall situated roughly in the middle of the island. It is open to serve teas and snacks every day in summer, and at weekends on Saturday evenings there is a bar available. The community hall also has free wifi available. There are also several places offering bed and breakfast accommodation on the island.
Fetlar offers the visitor peace and solitude. It is one of the best islands for walking, or just sitting quietly on a warm summer's day on one of its several sandy beaches in quiet contemplation. The island is a place of surprises with so much for the visitor to discover. It is an excellent place to see otters, quite difficult to spot elsewhere in Britain. In fact, the coastline around Brough Lodge offers one of the best places to catch sight of the elusive otter, though patience is required.
Find out more about Fetlar at www.Fetlar.org
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Neurobehavioral Outcomes in Children Exposed to Lithium in Utero
By MGH Center for Women's Mental Health|2016-03-28T13:23:59-04:00July 30th, 2006|New Research, Psychiatric Disorders During Pregnancy|0 Comments
Driven by concerns regarding fetal exposure to psychotropic medications, many women with psychiatric illness attempt to discontinue their pharmacologic treatment during pregnancy; however, recent studies indicate that this approach may not be appropriate for all women. Dr. Adele Viguera and her colleagues at the Center for Women's Mental Health have reported that among pregnant women with bipolar disorder, relapse rates were very high (58%) in women who discontinued maintenance treatment with lithium during pregnancy (Viguera et al 2000). Given this risk of recurrent illness, many women may consider continuing lithium treatment during pregnancy. While the teratogenic effects of first trimester exposure to lithium have been well studied, data on the long-term outcome of children exposed to lithium during pregnancy are sparse. At the 61st Annual Meeting of the Society of Biological Psychiatry in Toronto, Dr. Viguera presented preliminary data on the neurobehavioral outcomes of children exposed to lithium in utero.
In this study, 61 mothers with bipolar disorder and their children were recruited. The final analysis included children exposed to lithium at any point during pregnancy (n=32) and children not exposed to lithium or any other mood stabilizer during pregnancy (n=24). Five subjects were excluded from the analysis due to missing data. Information on maternal demographic, obstetrical, and psychiatric history was collected, as well as information about the medical/developmental history of the child. Early childhood development was assessed by a blinded rater using the Bayley Scales of Infant Development-II (BSID-II) and the Wechsler Preschool and Primary Scale of Intelligence-Revised (WPPSI-R). Children were assessed at 2.5 to 3.5 years for the BSID-II and from 3.5 to 7.3 years of age for the WPPSI-R.
There were no significant differences in the mean or range of global IQ scores of children exposed to lithium in utero versus non-exposed children. However, it is notable that the average developmental score for the lithium exposed group was 7-8 points lower than the control group. Despite this point-difference between exposed and non-exposed children, the average score for the exposed group remained well within the average range. Exposed children were more likely to be born early ( 37.8 vs. 39.3 weeks), have slightly lower Apgar scores at birth (8.6 vs. 9.1), weigh slightly less (3240 vs. 3550 grams), and were more likely to be admitted to the NICU.
Though preliminary, these findings suggest no gross developmental deficits associated with lithium exposure. While lithium appeared to have a statistically significant impact on certain outcomes (i.e., gestational age, birth weight, Apgar scores, Bayley scores); the effect was relatively small and appeared to have little clinical relevance. In fact, the two groups behaved similarly with respect to meeting developmental milestones. Furthermore, all scores for the lithium-exposed children were within the normal range.
It should also be noted that differences in outcomes between the exposed and non-exposed groups may stem from unidentified differences between the two groups of women recruited for the study. More specifically, women were not randomly assigned to the two groups but made their decisions regarding their treatment based on their clinical histories and personal preferences. Thus, it could be hypothesized that the women who chose to maintain treatment with lithium were more severely ill than those who chose to discontinue lithium, and it is the illness itself – not the medication-that has a negative impact on outcomes. Similarly, other studies in women with unipolar illness have demonstrated that more severe depressive symptoms during pregnancy have been associated with shorter gestation, lower birth weight, and lower Apgar scores, absent exposure to any medication (Bonari et al, 2004). Clearly there is need for more systematic study in larger samples of women in order to better understand the impact of lithium on neurobehavioral outcomes; nonetheless, the observed absence of clinically significant cognitive deficits is reassuring.
Viguera AC et al. Risk of recurrence of bipolar disorder in pregnant vs. nonpregnant women after discontinuing lithium maintenance. Am J Psychiatry 2000; 157: 174-184.
Bonari L et al. Perinatal Risk of untreated depression during pregnancy. Can J Psychiatry 2004; 49 (11): 726- 735.
*This post was originally published as an article in our July 2006 newsletter.
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Hello, Looking forward to getting more pictures of this one when it's all healed up. This week is going to be a very amazing week, and projects like these help take it to that level. Stay tuned for next batch of photos. Have a good day everyone !
August 26, Womens's Equality Day.


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A visual I created to show the evolution of most all Apple products created over the past 30 years. This was created to show the evolution of the form factor and industrial design of the products, not to show every single model or upgrade Apple has launched. Also, this poster was made before the recent iMac, iPod touch and iPod Nano came out. An update to this poster will be coming soon.
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Is it just us, or did this summer fly by?! But what an amazing summer it was! We got to spend our summer with some amazing couples and capture their beautiful wedding days.
Summer weddings are so much fun! Warm days, gorgeous light and beautiful couples! From horse and carriages to the beach and from right here in Strathroy all the way to Niagara Falls, this is a summer we won't forget!
This was definitely a summer to remember! Thank you to all the couples that welcomed us to join your big days, we loved capturing these moments and details!
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Q: Record URL including semicolon in which once removed works, where is it coming from? I have a CRM workflow where I include a link in an email sent out from the process which is a shortcut to the custom entity it is focussed on.
The hyperlink in the email looks like the following:
http://myserver.com:1234/Test/userdefined/edit.aspx?etc=10011&id;edf6a969-c458-e211-ba79-005056950002
This page fails to load, giving an http exception.
I removed the semicolon from  "&id;=" and it then works!
My question is... where is this semicolon coming from and how do I get rid of it?
Thanks

A: Figured it out...
I inserted the Record URL as a value in the email on its own, not as part of a hyperlink.
I fixed it by doing "Insert Hyperlink" and then filling in the name and value elements appropriately.
Hope it helps someone else!


The Gulf of Mexico is an ocean basin and a marginal sea of the Atlantic Ocean, largely surrounded by the North American continent. is connected to the Atlantic Ocean through the Florida Straits between the U.S. and Cuba, and with the Caribbean Sea via the Yucatán Channel between Mexico and Cuba.
The Atacama Plateau is an arid high plateau in the Andes of northern Argentina and extending into Chile. The "Puna De Atacama" is a cold, desolate Andean tableland in northwestern Argentina and adjacent regions of Chile.


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Former LINX CEO appointed to Simwood board of directors
09 January 2020 | Natalie Bannerman
John Souter, the former CEO of the London Internet Exchange (LINX), has been appointed to the board of Simwood Group.
As an international telecoms company, Simwood now entrusts Souter (pictured) in assisting in the delivery of its expansion plan, providing independent analysis of, and input to, the company's activities in all territories.
"I am delighted that John has chosen to join Simwood as his first step from executive excellence into the exciting new role of activating, supporting, testing and challenging the Simwood board to over-achieve on the company's ambitions, its corporate aims and its staff," said Grahame Davies, chairman of Simwood Group. "He will bring a fresh and uninhibited approach to our strategy ensuring the maximum chance of success."
Souter recently stepped from his position as CEO of LINX after 18 years in the role. Under his leadership LINX saw continued growth in increasingly competitive markets. This includes the company's expansion into the US whilst carrying out continued global support activities. In addition, LINX also maintained its position as the world's largest member-owned Internet Exchange Point, with over 900 ISPs and carrier members across 80 countries.
"I am energised and eagerly anticipating joining the innovative and ambitious team at Simwood. I have respected their attitude, approach and ethos for many years and am looking forward to bringing a focussed, diligent approach to their business," added Souter. "It is extremely pleasing to make my first venture from executive to non-executive activities with them."
Simwood says that it is continuing its aggressive growth in its UK and US markets, as well as expanding by way of acquisition. Therefore, the appointment is an essential step in strengthening top-level oversight and adding experience in implementing controls befitting a larger multinational business.
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Saint Leo the Great and the "Stronger Spirit"
"Beyond our grasp, He chose to come within our grasp. Existing before time began, He began to exist at a moment in time." ~ Saint Leo the Great
Today our Church celebrates the Memorial of Saint Leo the Great, a man with two very impressive "firsts" on his heavenly resume. Saint Leo is the first Pope to garner the title of The Great ~ there are but only three others https://discover.hubpages.com/religion-philosophy/Charms-of-Sweetness-Contests-of-Temptation-and-Fullness-of-Perfection ~ while also becoming the 1st Pope to be named a Doctor of the Church.
A sublime evangelist and prolific writer, his most famous work, commonly known as the Tome of St. Leo (449) was the basis of the Council of Chalcedon's dogmatic definition of Christ as one Divine Person possessing two complete natures, human and divine. Many of his homilies can still be found on line, and in fact it was his storied Christmas Homily, believed to have been penned and delivered in the early stages of his 19 year Papacy (441-460), that served as the focal point for my Christmas Day Reflection last year https://discover.hubpages.com/religion-philosophy/Saved-Through-the-Bath-of-Rebirth . Saint Leo the Great is the Patron Saint of Popes and Confessors.
When asked to comment on the "greatness" of Saint Leo, his fellow former Vicar of Christ Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI stated "Through dialog, Leo the Great was able to convince Attila, the Prince of Huns, to spare Rome. Without weapons, without military or political power, through the power of his conviction for his faith, he was able to convince the feared tyrant to spare Rome. In the struggle between the spirit and power, the spirit proved stronger."
Saint Leo the Great's stronger spirit calls to mind a similar tale involving another storied member of the Papal Fraternity, Pope Pius VII, who also gave Europe an example of courageous nobility in the face of trial and tribulation. Pius VII went toe-to-toe with Napoleon and emerged victorious. Strong-armed into being present at Napoleon's coronation as emperor, Pius VII refused to crown Bonaparte, reducing Napoleon to rather awkwardly crown himself, a disastrous optic for an alleged royal. Napoleon would in turn force Pius VII into exile, but that did not stop the Holy Father from protecting Napoleon's family from harm when they too were ultimately exiled.
How providential it is then that we would read from the Book of Wisdom (6:1-11) on this the day we memorialize Saint Leo, a pastor, teacher, and administrator, as we delve into the topic of power and authority. All authority comes from God, measured out meticulously and given generously to each of us in accordance with His divine will so that we can participate in God's governance of life. Authority brings order. Without order we swim in chaos, order's petulant and perpetually distracted stepbrother. But authority must be administered with holiness, which, coincidentally enough, was a topic of reflection yesterday https://hubpages.com/religion-philosophy/The-Temple-Of-His-Body.
Whatever we have, whatever we are, whatever we shall be, it all originates from God. Scripture tells us that to whom much is given, much is required (Luke 12:48). Not "expected," as I often say when misquoting this seminal passage, but required. Our author today in the Book of Wisdom doubles down on this edict when he states in rather point-blank fashion that "judgment is stern for the exalted." (Wisdom 6:5). Our Holy Father Pope Francis, the previously aforementioned Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, our bishops, priests, and religious all need our constant prayers. Needless to say our secular leaders need them as well. Some need them desperately.
I'd like to close with a plea to all of you to pray for our Holy Father Pope Francis. I encourage you for that matter to make it part of your daily prayer routine. The prayers of the flock that he loves and serves are powerful.
"Dear Jesus, our eternal Priest and Shepherd, before ascending into heaven You entrusted the care of Your sheep to Peter to tend and feed them. Send the Holy Spirit to our holy father the Pope. Enlighten his mind, enflame his heart and strengthen his will so that he may lead us in the fulfillment of your holy will. Console him in his trials, assist him in his labors, and make him a Saint." ~ Amen
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The College of Psychology will be hosting an undergraduate poster conference.
The event will take place from noon to 1:00 p.m. Nov. 15 in the DeSantis Atrium of the Carl DeSantis Building. The event will feature research posters from about 110 students in NSU's Introduction to Psychology classes.


Recruitment and HR professionals like to talk about recruitment metrics and KPIs. In reality "time to hire" is often the major and mostly the only degree of a recruitment department effectiveness used by the management and even HR Managers to measure how the recruitment department of a respected company performs.
The problematic side of this KPI is that is involvement in recruitment process of other (important) parties like hiring managers, and that is how good and fast they are in decision-making, administration and even existing of notice periods (one of my former candidate's boss on his previous job wanted to keep him for a couple of months by any means) makes "time to hire" ineffective measurement tool.
I always believed that recruiters are 100% responsible for the recruitment process from time when a job opens until candidates are presented to a hiring manager as the interview process is more hiring manager's responsibility.
We can use a lot of metrics to evaluate how social networks and advertisements work for us or internal candidates index but the beauty of measuring recruitment, or any other corporate process, is not to issue reports or put the grades but to plan, optimize and improve in a distribution of resources.
Andrey Verinchuk – talent acquisition and executive recruitment veteran, HR branding and Social Media enthusiast, spent many years in executive recruitment consultancy and in-house corporate talent acquisition management.
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There are total 8 letters in Athletes, Starting with A and ending with S.
Athletes is a scrabble word? Yes (11 Points) Athletes has worth 11 Scrabble points.
In Athletes A is 1st, T is 20th, H is 8th, L is 12th, E is 5th, S is 19th letters in Alphabet Series.


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Q: How to set up two different log levels for two appenders via logback.xml in spring boot app? I have some problem with logback.xml configuration. I want that console-appender write into console only info events and file-appender write into file  with debug level.My current config looks like this :
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        <rollingPolicy class="ch.qos.logback.core.rolling.TimeBasedRollingPolicy">
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            <fileNamePattern>${LOG_PATH}/News_App_MRM.%d{yyyy-MM-dd}.log</fileNamePattern>
            <!-- keep 30 days' worth of history capped at 3GB total size -->
            <maxHistory>30</maxHistory>
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A: You have to define a logger like this
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With this, all logs coming from org.hibernate will be logged on a INFO level.
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June 10, 2020 July 22, 2022 leebutler Uncategorized
Emma (2020) – More Like Em-meh
Released: 13th February
Seen: 8th June
Time seems to have no meaning anymore, it really doesn't. I could swear to you that my last review was a few days ago and I would be so very wrong because it's been two whole weeks. Obviously, these last few weeks are not exactly the weeks where anyone wants to hear the opinion of some random Australian about whatever movie he stumbled upon but it still feels like this year is going at the weirdest pace ever. Time is meaningless, up is down, left is right and people still somehow think the phrase "Black Lives Matter" is scary. I don't get it, I really don't but what I do get is that I need to pick up the pace and catch up on some movies that have finally made it to VOD when their cinematic runs got cut short or abandoned in general. Today, we talk about the 2020 adaptation of Emma.
I have to specify that this is the 2020 adaptation because Emma is in the same camp as Little Women or A Star Is Born, namely that it's a work that's been adapted and remade multiple times over the years. Emma has seen multiple film adaptations, including the 1996 Emma with Gwyneth Paltrow and the 1995 film Clueless, about eight assorted TV adaptations, stage plays, musicals and even a Manga. I'd say it was Jane Austen's most adapted novel but then I remember that Pride and Prejudice exists. The big thing about a work that's been adapted this often is that we're starting to hit the point where a new adaptation has to have something new to offer that makes it worthy of mention… and that's the big gaping problem with this adaptation of Emma.
Emma (2020) is just a straight forward period piece where women in silly headwear exchange Austen-tacious dialogue while completing the romantic plot that has been a mainstay of the genre since 1815. Nothing is modernised except for the filming equipment and even that isn't being used in an interesting manner. If you put a light layer of scratches and grime over the footage this film would feel like it came straight out of the 60s. This isn't intentional on the part of the filmmakers, or at least it doesn't feel that way. It's not timeless because of intent, it's timeless because we've seen this film over a dozen times and they changed nothing about it. Little Women at least offered meta-commentary on the story itself, A Star Is Born at least offered Lady Gaga the chance to write some of her best music, this offers no one the chance to do anything other than retread the same old material.
This isn't to say the film itself is bad, it's quite adequate. The performances are good all round and everyone is clearly at ease delivering the period-appropriate dialogue in a manner that doesn't sound forced. Anya Taylor-Joy as the titular Emma is a genuinely fascinating actress giving a performance that does carry the film and makes me excited to see what she does next (which apparently is going to be The New Mutants… you know, that film that keeps almost being released and then pulled because an angry vengeful God doesn't want it to exist in the world?). It's a good adaptation, and notable for being the first adaptation of Emma (that I know of anyway) that was written and directed by women who have clearly got a ton of skill. I will not dare suggest that there isn't a lot of talent here because there is, it's just being put towards a tale we've heard told so often that I'm just flat out bored at this point.
If you're a huge fan of the novel and are the kind of person who has to see every possible adaptation of the material, I totally get that and you will probably love this because it's just a straightforward adaptation of the 200-year-old novel. Hell, you might even notice changes to it that I didn't catch and that's great, but for me, it feels like a perfunctory reprise of a song I've heard before with no changes or interesting flourishes. It's not bad, but I have plenty of identical versions I could look at any time I want. It's good but it's just not doing it for me and to be honest, If I were to be asked to watch it again. I would only need to quote the most famous loose adaptation of Emma… "As if!"
Tagged Anya Taylor-Joy, Comedy, Drama, Emma, Film, Jane Austen, Movie, Review
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Pioneer recognised
Aviation human factors pioneer Dr Rob Lee AO was officially inducted into the Australian Aviation Hall of Fame (AAHOF) during a ceremony in Wollongong on 24 November at the Historical Aircraft Restoration Society's (HARS) museum at the Illawarra Regional Airport.
The late Dr Lee, who passed away on 27 April 2018, is one of the first non-pilots to be inducted into the AAHOF.
Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) Chief Commissioner Greg Hood said Dr Lee was a visionary, who made an enormous contribution to the safety of aviation and other industries such as the nuclear industry, both here and overseas.
"He was a pioneer in ensuring that human factors became a key part of international aviation and other safety investigations," Mr Hood said. "Rob was advised of his induction before he passed away and was greatly humbled and honoured. His passing was an enormous loss to the world, however he leaves a vast legacy in integrated safety systems and human factors."
Attended by the Deputy Prime Minister, the honourable Michael McCormack MP (pictured above), Dr Lee's partner, Sue, and brother Barry (pictured below), the induction ceremony remembered the professional triumphs of Dr Lee over his 40 years of service to Australian civil and military aviation.
In 1970, Dr Lee graduated from the Australian National University with First Class Honours in Psychology, winning the Australian Psychological Society Prize. In 1974, he completed his PhD in Psychology at the University of St Andrews, Scotland. His research focused on human performance in complex systems, with particular reference to aircraft operations.
In 1976, Dr Lee was appointed Senior Psychologist, Operational Command, Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF). He became the first RAAF psychologist to serve as a human factors specialist on RAAF aircraft accident investigation teams. In 1983, Dr Lee joined the Bureau of Air Safety Investigation (BASI) as the Bureau's first human factors specialist. He established and developed the Bureau's capability in human factors, systems safety and research. Dr Lee became Director of BASI in 1989.
During his directorship, he transformed the Bureau from a purely reactive investigative agency to an innovative multi-skilled organisation that concentrated equally on proactive accident prevention and safety enhancement. As Director of BASI, he increased practical cooperation in air safety investigation in the Asia Pacific region by negotiating memoranda of understanding with Indonesia, Singapore and Taiwan.
In 1999, Dr Lee was appointed Director of Human Factors, Systems Safety and Communications of the new multi-modal ATSB.
Dr Lee's expertise was in high demand across multiple national and international investigations, including the Gulf Air A320 accident at Bahrain in August 2000, the Singapore Airlines B747 accident at Taipei in October 2000, and the mid-air collision between a B757 and a TU154M over Ueberlingen, Germany, in 2002.
He served as a member of the International Society of Air Safety Investigators, the European Association for Aviation Psychology (EAAP), and the Australasian Society of Aerospace Medicine. He was also Vice-President of the Australian Aviation Psychology Association.
Dr Lee was recognised with many distinguished honours nationally and internationally during his career. In the 2012 Queen's Birthday Honours, Dr Lee was made an Officer in the General Division of the Order of Australia (AO) for distinguished service to the aviation industry, to the development of air safety and accident investigation standards, and to national and international professional associations.
Retired Chief of Defence Force, Air Chief Marshal Mark Binskin AC, also paid tribute to Dr Lee's legacy during the induction ceremony.
Chief Commissioner Hood said Dr Lee is remembered as being good humoured, having a positive manner and diplomacy.
"Dr Lee was a talented musician, as the lead guitarist of the band Mid-life Crisis," Mr Hood said. "Every person in this room can settle more comfortably in their seats when flying because, indeed, the world is a safer place thanks to Dr Rob Lee."
Dr Lee's partner, Sue, and brother Barry pictured.
For further information on the AAHOF and its inductees, visit aahof.com.au
Last update 26 November 2018


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Schedule of Events from 16 to 22 April
Ljubljana, 15 April - Schedule of events in the week from 16 to 22 April:
MONDAY, 16 April
SANTIAGO DE CHILE, Chile - Foreign Minister Dimitrij Rupel is to continue his tour of Latin America by a working visit to Chile. Rupel is to meet Jaime Prerez Vidal, the head of the EU Representation Office, the country's deputy Foreign Minister Albert van Klaveren Stork and Interior Minister Belisario Velasco.
LUXEMBOURG, Luxembourg - A two-day meeting of EU agriculture ministers is to be attended by Slovenia's Iztok Jarc.
CELJE - Tus, Slovenia's third largest retailer, is to present its business results in 2006 and plans for 2007.
LJUBLJANA - The Public Administration Ministry and Umanotera, a pro-sustainable development NGO, are to present the results of the "Holding a Mirror to the Government 2006" project.
LJUBLJANA - Forum 21, a left-leaning group led by Former President Milan Kucan, is to hold a panel on the present and future of the Slovenian health system.
VALLETTA, Malta - Anton Kokalj, the chair of the parliamentary EU Affairs Committee, is to pay an official visit to Malta upon invitation by his Maltese counterpart Jason Azzopardi.
LJUBLJANA - The Health Insurance Institute (ZZZS) will hold a news conference on the day that Samo Fakin, the recently appointed manager of the health purse, is to take over his duties.
LJUBLJANA - The Ice Hockey Division I World Championships is to continue with Lithuania playing Great Britain, Japan taking on Romania and Slovenia facing against Hungary.
TUESDAY, 17 April
LIMA, Peru - Foreign Minister Dimitrij Rupel is to begin a two-day working visit to Peru as part of his tour of Latin America.
BERLIN, Germany - Labour, the Family and social Affairs Minister Marjeta Cotman is to take part in a two-day European Congress entitled "Demographic Change as Opportunity: The Economic Potential of the Elderly".
BERLIN, Germany - Health Ministry State Secretary Dorijan Marusic is to attend a three-day eHealth 2007 conference, entitled "From Strategies to Applications".
LJUBLJANA - The Programming Council of public broadcaster RTV Slovenija is to be in session.
LJUBLJANA - A panel on the EU and its enlargement to the Western Balkans is to see the participation of Jacques Rupnik, research director of the French Centre for International Studies and Research (CERI).
LJUBLJANA - A stock exchange evening is to be organised by the Warsaw Stock Exchange and the Polish Embassy.
LJUBLJANA - The Slovenian Advertising Chamber is to hold a news conference on the upcoming Golden Drum festival, Slovenia's biggest advertising festival.
OSAKA, Japan - The Maribor opera house musicians are to begin their tour of Japan that will see them perform in Osaka, Nagoya and Tokyo.
LJUBLJANA - Moldova's Prime Minister Vasile Tarlev is to pay a working visit to Slovenia at invitation of his Slovenian opposite number Janez Jansa.
VATICAN, Vatican - Ljubljana Archbishop and Metropolitan Alojz Uran is to celebrate a holy mass in St. Peter's Basilica and attend an audience with Pope Benedict XVI, whereupon he will also congratulate the pope on his 80th birthday.
LJUBLJANA - A joint session of the parliamentary committees for EU affairs and labour, the family and social affairs will discuss the implementation of the Lisbon Strategy in Slovenia.
PRAGA, Czech Republic - Speaker of Parliament France Cukjati is to take part in the eighth conference of representatives of parliaments from Slovenia, Austria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia.
LJUBLJANA - The Ice Hockey Division I World Championships is to continue with Lithuania playing Japan, Romania competing against Hungary and Slovenia playing Great Britain.
LJUBLJANA - The first edition of the Slovenian issue of Reader's Digest will be marked by an exhibition of pictures by Adrian Janezic and a news conference on the magazine's future plans.
THURSDAY, 19 April
SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic - Foreign Minister Dimitrij Rupel is to attend a two-day ministerial of the EU and the Rio Group.
LJUBLJANA - The parliament is to hold its weekly session.
LUXEMBOURG, Luxembourg - EU interior and justice ministers are to hold a two-day meeting with Slovenian Justice Minister Lovro Sturm and Interior Minister Dragutin Mate expected to take part.
AACHEN, Germany - A two-day informal meeting of EU health ministers is to be attended by Slovenia's Andrej Brucan.
LJUBLJANA - A two-day international conference on equality in employment is to be organised by the Labour, the Family and Social Affairs Ministry, the Association of Free Trade Unions of Slovenia and the Association of Employers.
LJUBLJANA - A two-day International conference "Education for Energy: A Challenge for Schools" is to be organised by the Slovenian E-Forum and the European partners of the FEEDU project.
LJUBLJANA - Another day of competition at the Ice Hockey Division I World Championships is to see Lithuania playing Romania, Hungary taking on Great Britain and Slovenia facing Japan.
LJUBLJANA - The Slovene Writers' Association is to hold a news conference to present the 12th annual Book Days.
FRIDAY, 20 April
BERLIN, Germany - EU finance ministers are to hold an informal two-day meeting, attended also by Slovenia's Andrej Bajuk.
LJUBLJANA - The Economic and Social Council, an industrial relations forum is to be in session.
LJUBLJANA - The college of deputy groups is to set the agenda for the April session of parliament which will begin on 23 April.
MURSKA SOBOTA - Agriculture, Forestry and Food Minister Iztok Jarc is to visit the Panvita food conglomerate and open house day at the Murska Sobota office of the Agriculture and Forestry Chamber.
SREDISCE OB DRAVI - Roman Rep, state secretary at the Public Administration Ministry, is to open the rebuilt international border crossing with Croatia.
SATURDAY, 21 April
LJUBLJANA - Marche, a Swiss catering company active in Slovenia, is to try and make it into the Guinness Book of Records by baking a 400-metre-long cake.
LJUBLJANA - The final day of the Ice Hockey Division I World Championships is to see Great Britain face Romania, Japan taking on Hungary and Slovenia playing against Lithuania.
BELGRADE, Serbia - The Ljubljana theatre house SNG Drama is to begin a tour of Serbia.
SUNDAY, 22 April
No major events are scheduled.
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Publish time: Apr 15, 2007, 18:48
Keywords: EVENTS, WEEK
Author: mh/mh