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Joanna Scanlan (The Thick of It, Getting On), Elaine Cassidy (The Paradise, Harper's Island) and Alexandra Roach (The Iron Lady, Utopia) lead the unorthodox crack team of cops at the heart of Paul Abbott's NO OFFENCE, an outrageous new police procedural series from the writer of Shameless and State of Play. Will Mellor (Dates, Broadchurch), Paul Ritter (Friday Night Dinner, The Game) and Colin Salmon (Arrow, 24: Live Another Day), join them in the mix of tough but big-hearted bobbies who go above and beyond to bring down the criminal rabble in a crumbling cop-shop.
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Sir Anthony Kenny
(1931-03-16) 16 March 1931
Liverpool, Lancashire, England
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Ludwig Wittgenstein, Herbert McCabe, Peter Geach, Thomas Aquinas
Sir Anthony John Patrick Kenny FBA (born 16 March 1931) is an English philosopher whose interests lie in the philosophy of mind, ancient and scholastic philosophy, the philosophy of Wittgenstein and the philosophy of religion. With Peter Geach, he has made a significant contribution to Analytical Thomism, a movement whose aim is to present the thought of St. Thomas Aquinas in the style of modern philosophy by clearing away the trappings and obscurities of traditional Thomism. He is one of the executors of Wittgenstein's literary estate. He is a former President of the British Academy and the Royal Institute of Philosophy.
Education and early career 1
Academic career 2
Honours and awards 3
Notes and references 6
Education and early career
Kenny initially trained as a Roman Catholic priest at the Venerable English College, Rome, where he received a degree of Licentiate of Sacred Theology (STL) degree. He was ordained in 1955 and served as a curate in Liverpool (1959-63). Having received his DPhil from the University of Oxford (St Benet's Hall) in 1961, he also worked as an assistant lecturer at the University of Liverpool (1961–63). However, he questioned the validity of Roman Catholic doctrine and is now an agnostic. He was returned to the lay state in 1963, but according to canon law his priestly ordination remains valid. He was never dispensed from the obligation of clerical celibacy and was therefore excommunicated on his marriage to Nancy Gayley in 1965.[1]
During 1963-64, Kenny was Lecturer in Philosophy at Exeter and Trinity Colleges, Oxford and he served as University Lecturer 1965-78. From 1964 until 1978, he was a Fellow of Balliol College, Oxford and Senior Tutor during the periods 1971-72 and 1976-78. He was Master of Balliol from 1978 to 1989 and subsequently an Honorary Fellow. During the period 1989-99, he was both Warden of Rhodes House (manager of the Rhodes Scholarship program) and Professorial Fellow of St John's College and thereafter Fellow Emeritus. He was Pro-Vice-Chancellor of the University of Oxford from 1984 to 2001 (Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Development, 1999–2001). He retired in 2001.
Within the university, Kenny was Wilde Lecturer in Natural and Comparative Religion (1969–72), Speaker's Lecturer in Biblical Studies (1980–83), a member of the Hebdomadal Council (1981–93), Vice-Chairman of the Libraries Board (1985–88), Curator of the Bodleian Library (1985–88) and a Delegate, and member of the Finance Committee, of Oxford University Press (1986–93). From 1972 until 1973 he was the editor of The Oxford Magazine. He received the degree of D.Litt. in 1980 and the honorary degree of D.C.L. in 1987.
He was a member of the Board of the British Library 1991-96 and Chairman 1993-96, and has served as Chairman of the Society for Protection of Science and Learning (1989–93), of the British National Corpus Advisory Board (1990–95), of the British Irish Association (1990–94), and of the Board of the Warburg Institute (1996–2000). He was elected a Fellow of the British Academy in 1974 and served as a member of the Council of the Academy 1985-88, as Vice President 1986-88 and President 1989-93.
Kenny was Gifford Lecturer at the University of Edinburgh 1972-73 and at the University of Glasgow in 1988, Stanton Lecturer at the University of Cambridge 1980-83, and Bampton Lecturer at Columbia University in 1983. He was a Visiting Professor at Chicago, Washington, Michigan, Minnesota, Cornell, Stanford and Rockefeller Universities.
He has been a member of the American Philosophical Society since 1993, and of the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters since 1993, and an Honorary Fellow of Harris Manchester College, Oxford since 1996, and of the School of Advanced Study, University of London since 2002 (Senior Distinguished Fellow 2002-3). He has received the honorary degrees of D.Litt. from Bristol (1982), Liverpool (1988), Glasgow (1990), Trinity College, Dublin (1992), Hull (1993), Sheffield (1995), and Warwick (1995), of D.Hum.Litt. from Denison University, Ohio (1986) and Lafayette College, Pennsylvania (1990) and of D.C.L. from the Queen's University of Belfast (1994).
Honours and awards
Kenny was made a Knight Bachelor by Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom in 1992 and has been an Honorary Bencher of Lincoln's Inn since 1999.
In October 2006, Kenny was awarded the American Catholic Philosophical Association's Aquinas Medal for his significant contributions to philosophy.
Portraits of Kenny hang in the British Academy, London, and at Balliol College and Rhodes House, Oxford.[2][3]
Although deeply interested in traditional Catholic teaching and continuing to attend the Catholic Mass,[4] Kenny now explicitly defines himself as an agnostic, explaining in his What I believe both why he is not a theist and why he is not an atheist. His 2006 book What I believe has (as Ch 3) "Why I am Not an Atheist" which begins: "Many different definitions may be offered of the word 'God'. Given this fact, atheism makes a much stronger claim than theism does. The atheist says that no matter what definition you choose, 'God exists' is always false. The theist only claims that there is some definition which will make 'God exists' true. In my view, neither the stronger nor the weaker claim has been convincingly established". He goes on "the true default position is neither theism nor atheism, but agnosticism ... a claim to knowledge needs to be substantiated; ignorance need only be confessed."[5] He defends the rationality of an agnostic praying to a God whose existence he doubts, stating "It surely is no more unreasonable than the act of a man adrift in the ocean, trapped in a cave, or stranded on a mountainside, who cries for help though he may never be heard or fires a signal which may never be seen."[6] This view is kin to Christian agnosticism.
Kenny has written extensively on Thomas Aquinas and modern Thomism. In The Five Ways, Kenny deals with St. Thomas' five proofs of God. In it, Kenny argues that none of the proofs Thomas sets out are wholly valid, and instead, sets out to show the flaws in the five ways. His arguments range from the problem of Aristotelian motion in a modern scientific context, to the ability of contingent beings to cause eternality in other contingent beings. His objections all focus on a modern interpretation of St. Thomas.
Kenny candidly describes the predicament of the beginning of the universe, both an atheist and agnostic faces, writing, "According to the Big Bang Theory, the whole matter of the universe began at a particular time in the remote past. A proponent of such a theory, at least if he is an atheist, must believe that the matter of the universe came from nothing and by nothing."[7]
In What is Faith?, Kenny addresses "the question of whether belief in God, and faith in a divine world, is a reasonable or rational state of mind."[8] He criticises the idea, "common to theists like Aquinas and Descartes and to an atheist like Russell," that "Rational belief [is] either self-evident or based directly or indirectly on what is evident" which he terms "foundationalism" following Plantinga[9] arguing out that foundationalism is a self-refuting idea.
Kenny, A. (1963) Action, Emotion and Will. London: Routledge. ISBN 0-415-30374-5
Kenny, A. (1963) Responsa Alumnorum of English College, Rome, 2 vols, Catholic Record Society Records series, vols 54-55.
Kenny, A. (1968) Descartes
Kenny, A. (1969) The Five Ways: St. Thomas Aquinas' Proofs of God's Existence. London: Routledge. ISBN 0-415-31845-9
Kenny, A., Longuet-Higgins, H.C., Lucas, J.R., Waddington, C.H. (1972), The Nature of Mind, Edinburgh University Press (Gifford Lectures, online) ISBN 0-85224-235-2
Kenny, A., Longuet-Higgins, H.C., Lucas, J.R., Waddington, C.H. (1973), The Development of Mind, Edinburgh University Press (Gifford Lectures, online) ISBN 0-85224-263-8
Kenny, A. (1973) Wittgenstein. Harmondsworth: The Penguin Press. ISBN 0-14-021581-6
Kenny, A. (1974) The Anatomy of the Soul
Kenny, A. (1975) Will, Freedom and Power
Kenny, A. (1978) The Aristotelian Ethics: A Study of the Relationship between the Eudemian and Nicomachean Ethics of Aristotle. Oxford: Clarendon Press. ISBN 0-19-824554-8
Kenny, A. (1978) Freewill and Responsibility. London: Routledge. ISBN 0-7100-8998-8
Kenny, A. (1979) The God of the Philosophers. Oxford: OUP. ISBN 0-19-824594-7
Kenny, A. (1980) Aquinas. New York: Hill and Wang. ISBN 0-8090-2724-0
Kenny, A. (1982) The Computation of Style: An Introduction to Statistics for Students of Literature and Humanities. Oxford & New York: Pergamon Press. ISBN 0-08-024282-0
Kenny, A. (1983) Thomas More Oxford: Oxford University Press. ISBN 0-19-287574-4
Kenny, A. (1986) A Path from Rome: An Autobiography. Oxford: Oxford University Press. ISBN 0-19-283050-3
Kenny, A. (1986) A Stylometric Study of the New Testament. Oxford: Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0-19-826178-0
Kenny, A. (1988) God and Two Poets: Arthur Hugh Clough and Gerard Manley Hopkins. London: Sidgwick & Jackson. ISBN 0-283-99387-1
Kenny, A. (1989) The Metaphysics of Mind
Kenny, A. (1990) The Oxford Diaries of Arthur Hugh Clough
Kenny, A. (comp) (1991) Mountains: An Anthology. London: John Murray. ISBN 978-0-7195-4639-6
Kenny, A. (1992) What is Faith?: Essays in the Philosophy of Religion. Oxford: OUP. ISBN 0-19-283067-8
Kenny, A. (1993) Aristotle on the Perfect Life. Oxford: Clarendon Press. ISBN 0-19-824017-1
Kenny, A. (1993) Aquinas on Mind. New York: Routledge. ISBN 0-415-04415-4
Kenny, A. (ed) (1994) The Oxford History of Western Philosophy. Oxford: Oxford University Press. ISBN 0-19-824278-6
Kenny, A. (1995) Frege: An Introduction to the Founder of Modern Analytic Philosophy. London: Penguin Philosophy. ISBN 0-14-012550-7
Kenny, A. (1997) A Brief History of Western Philosophy. Malden, Mass.: Blackwell. ISBN 0-631-20132-7
Kenny, A. (1997) A Life in Oxford. London: John Murray. ISBN 0-7195-5061-0
Kenny, A. (2001) Essays on the Aristotelian Tradition
Kenny, A. (2002) Aquinas on Being. Oxford: Clarendon Press. ISBN 0-19-823847-9
Kenny, A. (2004) Ancient Philosophy: A New History of Western Philosophy, vol. 1. Oxford: Clarendon Press. ISBN 0-19-875273-3
Kenny, A. (2005) Arthur Hugh Clough: a poet's life. London & New York: Continuum. ISBN 0-8264-7382-2
Kenny, A. (2005) Medieval Philosophy: A New History of Western Philosophy, vol. 2 OUP. ISBN 978-0-19-875275-2
Kenny, A. (2005) The Unknown God: Agnostic Essays Continuum. ISBN 978-0-8264-7634-0
Kenny, A. (2006) What I Believe. London & New York: Continuum. ISBN 0-8264-8971-0
Kenny, A. (2006) The Rise of Modern Philosophy : A New History of Western Philosophy, vol. 3 OUP. ISBN 978-0-19-875277-6
Kenny, A. & Kenny C. (2006) Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Utility. Imprint Academic. ISBN 978-1-84540-052-1
Kenny, A. (2007) Philosophy in the Modern World: A New History of Western Philosophy, vol. 4. OUP. ISBN 978-0-19-875279-0
Kenny, A. & Kenny R. (2007) Can Oxford be Improved?. Imprint Academic. ISBN 978-1-84540-094-1
Kenny, A. (2012) A New History Of Western Philosophy - In Four Parts, Clarendon Press Oxford. ISBN 0191642916
^ What I Believe, ch. 1.
^ BBC website.]
^ http://www.bbc.co.uk/arts/yourpaintings/paintings/sir-anthony-kenny-fellow-and-tutor-in-philosophy-19641978221625 BBC website.
^ William C. Dowling, "Meaningless grades and a new dishonesty", Springer New York, Volume 16, Number 4 / September, 2003
^ What I Believe, ch. 3
^ Kenny 1979, p. 129
^ Anthony Kenny, The Five Ways: St. Thomas Aquinas' Proofs of God's Existence (New York: Schocken, 1969), p. 66
^ What is Faith?, p. 3
^ What is Faith?, pp. 9–10
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Despite growing up in Savannah, Georgia, Rittmeyer has played nearly his entire soccer career in Charleston. At the age of 11, Rittmeyer and his dad started making the two-hour trek to and from Charleston to play for Summerville Soccer Club under former Battery player Clark Brisson. With the support of the Battery, Brission helped create the Charleston Battery Academy, merging Rittmeyer's team with other clubs in the area shortly after his first trip to Charleston.
During Rittmeyer's time with the academy as a teenager, Battery Head Coach Mike Anhaeuser invited him to train with the first team. Rittmeyer played his first matches for the professional club as a 17-year old against the Chicago Fire and Toronto FC at the 2011 Carolina Challenge Cup.
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Despite Lesesne's absence, Rittmeyer flourished as a Cougar in his new, but familiar, setting. During his three seasons with The College, Rittmeyer scored 13 goals and registered four assists in 50 starts. He served as team captain for all three seasons and earned several all-conference awards.
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"I was much more comfortable from the start in my second season," said Rittmeyer. "I had a year of training in that environment day in and day out under my belt which really helped my confidence. I think what I did last year is true representation of my abilities and I'm looking to build on that in 2019."
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"All the boys are ready to get started," Rittmeyer said. "Challenge Cup always offers us the chance to see what we have against some of the best teams in the country early on in preseason. I'm looking forward to building on what I did last year and helping the team get back to the playoffs to give ourselves a chance to win the championship."
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A Christian therapist in England who was suspended after being accused of evangelizing to a Muslim colleague has suffered another loss in court. Victoria Wasteney, the former head of Forensic Occupational Therapy at a hospital in London, was issued a nine-month suspension by East London National Health Service in 2014 after an eight-page complaint was filed against her by a Muslim colleague named Enya Nawaz. As has been reported, Nawaz and Wasteney, a
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The skin of our face loses its tautness; it begins to hang and receives folds by the age. This is the natural ageing process of the skin, to which the atony of the layers deep under the skin of the face (like mimic muscle, rolls of fat) belongs as well. The classic facelift: This means the total lift of the skin on the face and the removal of the surplus skin. The cut begins by the temples, runs before and behind the ears and ends in the region of the nape piled with hair. This is a bigger operative intervention and the wound healing lasts longer. In general the operation is accomplished at the age of 50 to 70. Mini facelift: The cut runs only before the ears and it affects particularly the chin and the upper part of the neck. This is a smaller operative intervention, can be accomplished already from the age of 40, goes together with less side-effects and the wound healing is shorter. Forehead lifting: With the aid of an endoscope little cuts will be done in this case and a good result can be achieved with it. In case of the facelift there is no upper age limit, but the prerequisite of the operation is a general good state of health. Certain diseases (for instance high blood pressure, diabetes) risk the success of the operation and side-effects can be formed easily. The smoking can be dangerous and therefore the operation can be accomplished only if the patient pinches the cigarettes in the weeks and months before the intervention. Generally the operation is accomplished in local anaesthesia, but it is feasible in general anaesthesia as well. Before the operation a laboratory test and possibly also an ECG are necessary. In case of the local anaesthesia it is possible to go home after a few hours rest. In case of the general anaesthesia the patient has to spend one night in our clinic. After the operation thin vacuum tubes will be led in the wound in order to drain the trickling ichors. The tubes will be removed after 24-48 hours. After the intervention the patient has to wear a press band for 2 days (only the face remains free) and a looser band for a few weeks. In the first days swelling can occur on the face or little discolouring and bloodshot can occur around the eyes. After the 7.-8. day the band isn't needful any more and the patient can wash his/her hair, but the removal of the last stitches happens only after the 10.-14. day. During this time (about two weeks) it is recommended to relax at home, the patient has to come back for control 2-3 times and for the switch of the band. After the operation the patient should sleep with the head somewhat higher for 2-3 days and eat dishes which can be bitten easily. In the first week bending, lifting of heavy things and doing sports are forbidden. Further the followings are forbidden as well: sun bath, solarium, hot meals seasoned with curry and alcohol. The colouring of the hair and the make up are permitted after three weeks, sun bath and solarium after 6-8 weeks.
In case of the plastic facelift the serious side-effects are scarce and the less serious problems can be treated with appropriate after-treatments. These can be the followings: Secondary bleeding (4-5%) Sense irritations of the skin are rare and disappear after a few months. Die back of the skin behind the ears (less than 1 %) Inflammation, swelling and oedemas are very rare. Diseased scarring / keloid and loss of hair in the cut deviation can be corrected with an after-treatment. Injury of the facial muscle is very rare (0,1 %), the uncomfortable asymmetry of the facial muscle can be the follow up of it.


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Conveyor, and lubrication regulating process for a conveyor belt of a conveyor for bottles or containers in general
The conveyor comprises a conveyor belt with which a lubricant dispensing device is associated. It also comprises a device for measuring a quantity proportional to the friction coefficient between the conveyor belt and the bottles and connected to control means for controlling said lubricant dispensing device in such a manner as to regulate the lubricant amount in order to maintain the measured quantity within a predetermined range. The lubrication regulating process for a conveyor belt of a conveyor for bottles or containers in general consists of measuring a quantity indicative of the friction coefficient between the conveyor belt and bottles and controlling the lubricant feed onto the conveyor belt such as to maintain this quantity within a predetermined range.
Divisi, Walter (Egham, GB)
SUNBIRD INVESTMENTS LIMITED
198/502.1
B65G43/00
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DEUBLE, MARK A
c/o LADAS & PARRY (Los Angeles, CA, US)
What I claim is:
1. A conveyor comprising a conveyor belt with which a lubricant dispensing device is associated, said conveyor comprising a device for measuring a quantity proportional to the friction coefficient between said conveyor belt and said bottles and connected to control means for controlling said lubricant dispensing device in such a manner as to regulate the lubricant amount in order to maintain the measured quantity within a predetermined range.
2. A conveyor as claimed in claim 1, wherein said measuring device comprises a slider connected via elastic means to a sensor able to measure the force acting on it and provided with a contact portion slidably associated with said conveyor belt, such that during operation said slider is dragged by said conveyor belt and is retained by said elastic means which, by exerting a force on the sensor, enable a signal to be measured Is indicative of the friction coefficient between the conveyor belt and the contact portion, which is proportional to the friction coefficient between the conveyor belt and the bottles.
3. A lubrication regulating process for a conveyor belt of a conveyor for bottles or containers in general consisting of measuring a quantity indicative of the friction coefficient between the conveyor belt and bottles and controlling the lubricant feed onto the conveyor belt such as to maintain this quantity within a predetermined range.
4. Software for regulating the lubrication of a conveyor belt of a conveyor for bottles or containers in general comprising acquisition means for a quantity indicative of the friction coefficient between the conveyor belt and bottles, and processing means for comparing the acquired quantity with a preset range for this quantity, said software also comprising control means for a lubricant dispensing device which regulate the lubricant amount dispensed and maintain said acquired value within the preset range.
The present invention relates to a conveyor and to a lubrication regulating process for a conveyor belt of a conveyor for bottles or containers in general.
When conveying bottles (or containers presenting similar characteristics) it is known to usually use conveyors comprising conveyor belts on which the bottles are deposited.
The conveyor belts are provided at their end with collection units which channel the bottles towards subsequent treatments (for example to feed them to a labelling machine).
In particular, the collection units comprise a pair of crosspieces against which the bottles collide and by which they are guided.
The crosspieces define a passage port enabling only one bottle to pass; hence in practice the bottles arrive continuously and accumulate at the crosspieces, whereas only one bottle at a time can pass through the port and be channelled to the next operation.
Consequently, as the bottles remain accumulated at the crosspieces and as the conveyor belt continues to translate continuously without stopping, the bottles have necessarily to slide on the conveyor belt.
To facilitate sliding and to prevent the bottles from falling over because of friction, it is known to lubricate the conveyor belt upper surface (that on which the bottles are placed).
DISCUSSION OF THE RELATED ART
The conveyor belt upper surface is currently lubricated by feeding a film of lubricating liquid, typically lubricating oil, onto the conveyor belt to achieve minimal lubrication of the conveyor belt.
Specifically, upstream of each conveyor belt, a lubricant dispenser is disposed which is fed with a predetermined lubricant amount (usually a predetermined lubricant amount per unit of time or a predetermined lubricant amount per unit of length travelled through by the conveyor belt); the dispenser then uniformly distributes lubricant over the conveyor belt.
However, traditional conveyors present the considerable drawback of not being able to automatically regulate the lubricant amount dispensed onto the conveyor belt to adapt to any changes in friction conditions between the conveyor belt and the bottles.
This is of considerable importance when considering that the friction coefficient is a function both of the contacting materials and of the type and quality of lubricant, but is also considerably influenced by other factors which can change greatly with time, such as the temperature and humidity of the environment in which the conveyor is disposed.
To this must be added the fact that the conveyor belt must always be lubricated correctly because if lubrication is excessive (with respect to the instantaneous friction coefficient between the conveyor belt and bottles), the bottles would slide on the conveyor belt and be unable to overcome even small inclinations, whereas if lubrication is insufficient (with respect to the instantaneous friction coefficient between the conveyor belt and bottles), the bottles (on being braked and accumulated at the crosspieces) would overturn.
The technical aim of the present invention is therefore to provide a conveyor and a process for regulating the lubrication of a conveyor belt of a conveyor for bottles or containers in general which enable the stated drawbacks of the known art to be eliminated.
Within the framework of this technical aim an object of the invention is to provide a conveyor and a process which enable the lubrication of the conveyor belt to be automatically regulated by adapting it to the continuous changes in the friction conditions between the conveyor belt and the bottles.
The technical aim, together with this and other objects, are attained according to the present invention by a conveyor and a process for regulating the lubrication of a conveyor belt of a conveyor for bottles or containers in general, in accordance with the accompanying claims.
Further characteristics and advantages of the invention will be more apparent from the ensuing description of a preferred but non-exclusive embodiment of the conveyor and the process according to the invention, illustrated by way of non-limiting example in the accompanying drawings, in which:
FIG. 1 is a schematic view of a conveyor according to the invention seen from above;
FIG. 2 is a device for measuring the friction coefficient of the device of FIG. 1; and
FIG. 3 is a block diagram of the software according to the present invention.
With reference to said figures, these show a conveyor indicated overall by the reference numeral 1.
The conveyor 1 comprises a conveyor belt 2 for supporting the bottles or containers 3, and a lubricant dispensing device 4 associated with the conveyor belt 2; the lubricant preferably consists of lubricating oil and enables minimal lubrication of the conveyor belt to be achieved.
As shown in FIG. 1, the conveyor is also provided with a collection unit for the bottles 3 which comprises two crosspieces 5 disposed above the conveyor belt 2 (but spaced therefrom) and inclined such that their closest portions mutually converge but are spaced apart to define a space 6 through which a single bottle can pass at a time.
The conveyor 1 also comprises a device 7 for measuring a quantity proportional to the friction coefficient between the conveyor belt and the bottles and connected to control means 8 (typically a PLC) to control the lubricant dispensing device 4, in such a manner as to regulate the lubricant amount dispensed in order to maintain the friction coefficient within a predetermined range.
Specifically, the friction coefficient measuring device 7 comprises a slider 10 connected via elastic means 11 (such as a spiral spring) to a sensor 12 able to measure the force acting on it and provided with a contact portion 13 slidably associated with the conveyor belt 2.
The operation of the conveyor according to the invention is apparent from that described and illustrated, and is essentially the following.
During operation, the conveyor belt moves as indicated by the arrow F1.
The slider 10 (which supports the portion 13 slidably associated with the conveyor belt 2) is urged as indicated by the arrow F2 and consequently pulls the spring 11, which deforms by lengthening; this latter exerts a force on the sensor 12 indicative of the force F2 and hence proportional to the friction between the conveyor belt 2 and the contact portion 13 controlled by the lubricant.
This friction is mainly dependent on the lubrication conditions (minimal lubrication) and is hence indicative of the friction coefficient between the conveyor belt 2 and the bottles 3 controlled by the lubricant (as this later is also mainly dependent on the lubrication conditions).
In addition, as the lubrication characteristics vary with time (for example in relation to the environmental conditions such as temperature or humidity), the measured quantity also varies with time (in relation to the change in friction coefficient).
The quantity measured by the sensor 12 is communicated to the PLC 8 and is compared with a reference range for this quantity, to evaluate whether it lies or does not lie within this range.
In practice, by maintaining the measured quantity within the predetermined range, the friction coefficient between the conveyor belt 2 and bottles 3 is maintained within a range of values for which correct lubrication is ensured.
If the measured quantity is outside the reference range (or even if, within this range, the values of its first or second derivative indicate an early departure therefrom), the PLC 8 causes the dispensing device 4 to increase or decrease the dispensed lubricant flow rate, to return the measured quantity to within the preset range (or to maintain the measured quantity within the preset range, by making it approach the mean value of the preset range).
The present invention also relates to a process for regulating the lubrication of a conveyor belt of a conveyor for bottles or containers in general.
The process consists of measuring a quantity indicative of the friction coefficient between the conveyor belt 2 and bottles 3 and controlling the lubricant feed onto the conveyor belt 2 such as to maintain this quantity within a predetermined range.
The present invention also relates to software for regulating the lubrication of a conveyor belt 2 of a conveyor 1 for bottles 3 or containers in general.
The software comprises acquisition means 20 for a quantity G indicative of the friction coefficient between the conveyor belt 2 and bottles 3, and processing means 21 for comparing the acquired quantity G with a preset range for this quantity.
The processing means are arranged to evaluate whether the quantity G is within or not within the preset range, then continuing to acquire the quantity G if within the range, or activating control means 22 if not within the range.
The software control means 22 act on the lubricant dispensing device 4 to regulate the lubricant amount delivered and to maintain the acquired quantity G within the preset range.
It has been found in practice that the conveyor and the lubrication regulating process for a conveyor belt of a conveyor for bottles or containers in general according to the invention are particularly advantageous because they enable the lubricant amount dispensed onto the conveyor belt to be automatically controlled and regulated on the basis of the instantaneous operating conditions.
The conveyor and the lubrication regulating process for a conveyor belt of a conveyor for bottles or containers in general conceived in this manner are susceptible to numerous modifications and variants, all falling within the scope of the inventive concept; moreover all details can be replaced by technically equivalent elements.
In practice the materials used, and the dimensions, can be chosen at will according to requirements and to the state of the art.
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De plooilip- of bladkinvleermuizen (Mormoopidae) vormen een familie van Amerikaanse vleermuizen. Er zijn zo'n tien soorten plooilipvleermuizen, verdeeld over twee geslachten.

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Soorten
 Familie Mormoopidae (Plooilipvleermuizen)
 Geslacht Mormoops
 Mormoops blainvillei (Grote Antillen)
 Mormoops magna (Cuba; subfossiel)
 Mormoops megalophylla (Arizona en Texas tot Peru en Venezuela)
 Geslacht Pteronotus
 Kleine kaalrugvleermuis (Pteronotus davyi) (Noord-Mexico tot Peru, Venezuela en Trinidad)
 Pteronotus gymnonotus (Midden-Mexico tot Peru en Brazilië)
 Pteronotus macleayii (Cuba en Jamaica)
 Kaalrugvleermuis (Pteronotus parnelli) (Noord-Mexico en de Antillen tot Bolivia en Brazilië)
 Snorbaardvleermuis (Pteronotus personatus) (Noord-Mexico tot Bolivia en Brazilië)
 Pteronotus pristinus (Cuba; subfossiel)
 Pteronotus quadridens (Grote Antillen)

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Q: QML model-based components have modelData undefined on android I am trying to deploy my application on Android (version 4), but I have problem with delegates in models - ReferenceError: modelData is not defined.
My code is
MapItemView {
    model: roadModel
    delegate: MapPolyline {
        line.width: 3
        line.color: "red"
        path: [
            modelData.fromWaypoint,
            modelData.toWaypoint
        ]
    }
}

This code should connect two points on Map component.
Everything works on GCC Ubuntu 16, but when I try to deploy it on Android, modelData just stop working and is undefined.
How can I make modelData work again?
Thank you for your help!

A: modelData is only defined for "dumb" models, the ones without roles like a QStringList, a javascrpit array, an integer, ...
It acts like if the model had a single role named modelData
For QAbstractListModel (a custom c++ one, or a ListModel), the model has a list of roles, you use them to access model data in a delegate.
In your case, it should be fromWaypoint or with the model qualifier (model.fromWaypoint) if you want to avoid shadowing and be explicit.
The relevant doc is here : http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtquick-modelviewsdata-modelview.html#models

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Q: How to set the Radio Button based on the value fetched from the database I have a JTable filled with data about students (student id, name...), and when I select a row from a table, the form opens and its field need to be filled with same values (eg. if Johny Bravo was selected from the table.
Then his name should be shown in text filed Name on the form, I did like this txtfieldName.setText(student.getName).
My question is how do I set my Radio button automatically (my radio button is Male or Female) when I clicked the field.
enter code here

tableGuest.addMouseListener(new MouseAdapter() {
public void mouseClicked(MouseEvent e) {
    try{
        int row = tableGuest.getSelectedRow();
        String guestEdit=(tableGuest.getModel().getValueAt(row,     0).toString());

        String query = "Select guest_id,guest_fname,guest_lname,guest_contact,guest_age,guest_gender,guest_address,guest_email from guest_tbl where guest_id= '"+guestEdit+"'";

    PreparedStatement pst = con.prepareStatement(query);
    ResultSet rs = pst.executeQuery();

    buttonGroupEdit.add(rdbtnMaleEdit);
    buttonGroupEdit.add(rdbtnFemaleEdit);

                while(rs.next())
                {
                    String genderEdit=rs.getString("guest_gender");

                    if(genderEdit.equals("Male"))
                    {
                         rdbtnMaleEdit.setSelected(true);
                    }
                    else if(genderEdit.equals("Female"))
                    {
                         rdbtnFemaleEdit.setSelected(true);
                    }
                    else
                    {
                    JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, "error !");
                    }

                    tfEditFname.setText(rs.getString("guest_fname"));
                    tfEditLname.setText(rs.getString("guest_lname"));
                    tfEditEmail.setText(rs.getString("guest_email"));

                    tfEditContact.setText(rs.getString("guest_contact"))
                }
                pst.close();

            }catch(Exception ex){
                ex.printStackTrace();
            }

        }
    });

A:     String gender = "male"
    // this comes from db - since we don't know the structure this is a plain guess.

    if (gender.equals("male") {
        rbtMale.setSelected(true);
    } else {
        rbtFemale.setSelected(true);
    }

And like MadProgrammer said, you will need a ButtonGroup and add all relevant buttons to it.
private final ButtonGroup genderButtons = new ButtonGroup();
genderButtons.add(rbtMale);
genderButtons.add(rbtFemale);

A: I've worked with same kinda solution in my work I am generating radiobutton with database values and showing them in java dialog.
We have a values from database stored in list like below:

List Titles; //This is a list containing your database values

First count the values of this list elements:

int list_count=Titles.size();

Now to proceed with radio function first we need to convert list elements into array like below:
String[] col = new String[list_count]; //created an array with limit of list count values
for(int i=0; i < list_count; i++){
col[i]=Titles.get(i).toString(); // add values of list into array with loop
}

Below is the function that is creating radio buttons with database array we created above:
 public String get_key(int list_count, String[] col){

   JRadioButton jb[] = new JRadioButton[col.length]; //Create Radion button array

   ButtonGroup rb = new ButtonGroup(); //Group Radio Button

   JPanel panel = new JPanel( new GridLayout(0, 1) ); //Set layout of radion button to display each after other

   JScrollPane sp = new JScrollPane(panel); // Create a scrollpane to put all these radio button on that

   GridBagLayout gridbag = new GridBagLayout(); //Layout for scrollpane

sp.setViewportBorder(BorderFactory.createBevelBorder(BevelBorder.LOWERED)); //bordre for scrollpane

    List<Component> q = new ArrayList<>(); // q is a component to store and display each radio button

    JLabel h1=new JLabel("Select a value"); //put a heading on top of jpanel before radio button

    h1.setFont(new Font("Serif", Font.BOLD, 18)); // set heading text

    panel.add(h1); //add heading on top of jpanel

    panel.setBorder(new EmptyBorder(10, 10, 10, 10)); //set panel border to padding each radio button

    for(int i=0; i < list_count; i++){

     jb[i]=new JRadioButton(col[i]); //create radion button dynamacially "col[i]" is the value of each radio

     rb.add(jb[i]); //it is important also to put all radio in a group we created so only one element should be selected

     panel.add(jb[i]); // add all radio on jpanel

        }

sp.setPreferredSize( new Dimension( 350, 300 ) ); //set size of scrollpane

int act=JOptionPane.showConfirmDialog(null, sp, "Select Primary Key",JOptionPane.OK_CANCEL_OPTION,JOptionPane.PLAIN_MESSAGE); //add and show scrollpane in dialog

}

Calling this function with parameter values we created first "list_count" & "col":
get_key(list_count, col);

A: Create a Student.java class to get particular table value from database.
In the current form AddStudent create a function call as getStudentList to fill the GUI form with database data to particular id.
    public ArrayList<Student> getStudentList() {
    ArrayList<Student> studentList = new ArrayList<>();
    conn = DbConnection.ConnectDb();
    String selectQuery = "SELECT * FROM student";

    try {
        PreparedStatement pst = conn.prepareStatement();
        ResultSet rs = pst.executeQuery();
        Donor donor;

        while(rs.next()) {
            student = new Student(rs.getString("id"),
            rs.getString("gender"));
            studentList.add(student);
        }

    } catch (SQLException ex) {
        Logger.getLogger(Student.class.getName()).log(Level.SEVERE, null, ex);
    }
    return studentList;
}

After create a function called showStudent to show the particular data value to called id.(In below code male,female are the checkbox values)
    public void showStudent(int index) throws ParseException {
    if(getStudentList().get(index).getGender().equals("male")) {
                male.setSelected(true);
                female.setSelected(false);
                gender = "male";
            }
            else {
                female.setSelected(true);
                male.setSelected(false);
                gender = "female";
            }
    }

Set action to the jbutton, When get value id from jtextfield then fill the checkbox in particular gender value.


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Is this solved already in Alfresco 1.4 ?


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Yesterday, the Cubs reportedly offered Jeff Samardzija a five year, $85 million extension, a deal that would allow him to remain in Chicago rather than get traded at some point in the next five weeks. Samardzija turned it down without even countering, and it's now basically guaranteed that he'll end the season in another uniform. Samardzija's rejection of the Cubs offer does raise an interesting question for interested buyers, though; just how much is he going to cost in order to sign with a team that trades for him?
The Homer Bailey contract is reportedly the benchmark deal that Samardzija's agents are working off of, which covered $105 million over six seasons. Because Bailey was already in line for a $10 million arbitration payday regardless, the extension was for five free agent years at a total cost of $95 million, but any new deal for Samardzija would buy out his final year of arbitration as well, making the total contract the more relevant figure for comparison. And it would make sense that his agents would use that deal, as it is a very recent deal for a pitcher with a very similar career. Behold.
Hard to get more similar peripherals than that, though Bailey has pitched a few hundred more innings. If we limit ourselves to recent performance, here is what they've done over the last three calendar years.
Again, very similar peripherals, with Samardzija being just a little bit better across the board. Don't read too much into the somewhat sizable ERA gap, as Samardzija is Example A for why ERA is kind of stupid; he's already allowed nine "unearned" runs this year, while Bailey hasn't had any of his runs erased from the record. The earned/unearned distinction is basically useless, and creates the appearance of a separation here where one does not really exist.
Bailey really is a good comparison for Samardzija, and it's difficult to argue that Samardzija should take less than what Bailey just got a few months ago. However, as we noted at the time, the Bailey deal looks like an overpay, and teams shouldn't be signing up match that kind of price/performance ratio. While most other +2 to +3 WAR free agent pitchers were signing deals in the range of $50 million, Bailey got twice that, and without being a free agent.
The Bailey deal is an easy one to point to from the player's perspective, but it's something of an outlier when it comes to contracts for good-not-great starting pitchers. Samardzija is certainly a cut above the crop of free agents that hit the market last winter, but he's not Cole Hamels or Zack Greinke, and his track record doesn't even stack up against Matt Cain. Besides Bailey, the pitchers who have signed $100+ million contracts have been better pitchers than Jeff Samardzija.
And again, Samardzija isn't going to be a free agent until after next season. If he doesn't sign a long-term deal, he's looking at something in the $9 or $10 million range for 2015 salary. While $85 million over five years might sound light, it's $75 million for four free agent years, or nearly $19 million per season. To get to $100 million over the same term, Samardzija would be asking for the equivalent of $22.5 million for each of his free agent seasons.
There's a lot of money in baseball these days, but is Jeff Samardzija really a $23 million per year pitcher? Keep in mind that he's already 29, so such an extension would be buying out his age-31 to age-34 seasons. Samardzija projects as about a +3 WAR pitcher going forward; given normal aging, he'd be expected to be a roughly average pitcher by the time the extension actually kicks in. We're definitely in a period of inflation in MLB salaries, but average pitchers aren't going to cost $23 million per year in a couple of years.
Even if you think the current estimates of Samardzija's talent levels are too conservative, you have to be really bullish on Samardzija to think that he'd be worth $90 million over his first four free agent seasons. Let's assume that the cost of a win in the 2015 free agent market is $8 million apiece, because we think the league is just going to keep raking in money hand-over-fist. At a $90 million cost for four years, that would require Samardzija to produce roughly +11.25 WAR over those years just to be an average market-value deal.
If Samardzija didn't decline at all between now and then, and entered that market as a +3 WAR pitcher, we'd expect something like a half WAR per season decline, which leads to a total +9 WAR over the following four seasons: +3.0, +2.5, +2.0, +1.5. To get to +11.25 WAR, you'd need him to not decline at all: +3.0, +2.9, +2.8, +2.6 gets you there. But keep in mind that Samardzija projects at about a +3 WAR pitcher in 2014, and we're dealing with 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2019. To get that kind of value, you basically need Samardzija to be roughly as good of a pitcher in six years as he is today.
That's the definition of a terrible bet. If Samardzija thinks his market value is $100 million over five years, then the best thing any team can do is probably let him prove it as a free agent in 18 months. Even the Cubs $85 million offer looks a little bit geneorus, given what Samardzija is, where he is in relation to free agency, and how pitchers age. I think the Cubs may end up pleased that he turned their deal down, as now they're free to turn him into some good young talent, and they'll still have that $85 million to go throw at other, almost-as-good free agents if they so choose.
If I'm a team looking to acquire Samardzija, the idea that he's looking for a Bailey-type deal would cause me to view him as a year-and-a-half rental, not a trade-and-sign guy. The Bailey deal is a good comparison for Samardzija to use because it was a bad deal for the Reds. If he's set on getting more than the most recent overpay, then there shouldn't be a lot of teams banging down his door to sign him up long term.
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Cook County State's Attorney Anita Alvarez's office on Wednesday said there was no conflict of interest involving a probe by her office into an anti-violence program even though Alvarez sits on a related board.
Alvarez's office opened an investigation into an aspect of the troubled and now defunct Neighborhood Recovery Initiative, which involved $54 million in state grants. When the Neighborhood Recovery Initiative was scrapped, it was folded into the Criminal Justice Information Authority.
Alvarez is listed as a vice-chairman of the Criminal Justice Information Authority board.
"I'm extremely limited in what I can say publicly," said Alvarez spokeswoman Sally Daly, in reference to the grand jury investigation. "We do not believe that a conflict exists."
Last week, the Sun-Times political portal Early & Often first reported news that a Cook County State's Attorney criminal grand jury subpoena had hit Gov. Quinn's administration asking the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity to turn over records tied to the Neighborhood Recovery Initiative — including those for the Chicago Area Project, a program tied to the husband of Cook County Circuit Court Clerk Dorothy Brown.
When asked if there was any conflict involving the probe because of Brown's husband role, Daly said: "No, absolutely not."
The Cook County probe is in addition to a federal probe also underway into the program. In the past, federal and local authorities have sorted out the appropriate venues to pursue investigations.


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Celebrate 50 Years of Public Broadcasting, In Person or Online
October 13, 2017 | 0
From the Library of Congress
The Library of Congress and Boston public broadcaster WGBH will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the passage of the Public Broadcasting Act of 1967 with a series of panels featuring pioneers and experts in public broadcasting Friday, Nov. 3, 2 –6 p.m.
The symposium — "Preserving Public Broadcasting at 50 Years" — will be held in the Montpelier room on the sixth floor of the Library's James Madison Memorial Building, 101 Independence Ave., SE, Washington, D.C.
The event is free, but tickets are required and there may be special restrictions. To secure tickets, visit this event-ticketing site: preservingat50.eventbrite.com.
Signed by President Lyndon Johnson, the act established public broadcasting as it is organized today and also authorized the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) to establish and maintain a library and archives of non-commercial educational television and radio programs. CPB established the American Archive of Public Broadcasting (AAPB) in 2009 and, in 2013, the Library of Congress and WGBH assumed responsibility of AAPB, coordinating a national effort to preserve and make accessible significant at-risk public media.
A Library report on television and video preservation in 1997 cited the importance of public broadcasting: "[I]t is still not easy to overstate the immense cultural value of this unique audiovisual legacy, whose loss would symbolize one of the great conflagrations of our age, tantamount to the burning of Alexandria's library in the age of antiquity."
The initial AAPB archive, donated by more than 100 public broadcasting stations, contained more than 40,000 hours of content from the early 1950s to the present. The full collection, now more than 50,000 hours of preserved content, is available on-site to researchers at the Library in Washington, D.C., and WGBH in Boston, Massachusetts. Nearly a third of the files, however, are now available online for research, educational and informational purposes at americanarchive.org.
During the symposium, panelists will examine the history of public broadcasting, the origins of its news and public affairs programming, the importance of preservation and the educational uses of public broadcasting programs for K-12 and college education, scholarship and adult education. Also highlighted will be some of AAPB's most significant collections, such as the "PBS NewsHour" and its predecessors, which are currently being digitized for online access, and full interviews conducted for "Eyes on the Prize" and "American Experience" documentaries.
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The Library of Congress and WGBH invite you to the symposium "Preserving Public Broadcasting at 50 Years" in celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the Public Broadcasting Act of 1967 and the formation of The American Archive of Public Broadcasting.
Friday, November 3, 2:00pm – 6:00 pm
The Library of Congress Montpelier Room
James Madison Memorial Building
101 Independence Avenue, SE
Opening Remarks:
Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden
U.S. Senator Edward Markey
Corporation for Public Broadcasting President Patricia Harrison
WGBH President Jon Abbott
Four Panels Highlighting the Legislation, Early Days, Public Affairs, Documentaries and Educational Contributions Featuring Special Guests:
Paula Apsell
Margaret Drain
David Fanning
Stephen Gong
Jennifer Lawson
Nicholas Johnson
Newton Minow
Hugo Morales
Lloyd Morrisett
Cokie Roberts
Sharon Percy Rockefeller
Bill Siemering
Judy Woodruff
For more information and to register: preservingat50.eventbrite.com
The event also will be livestreamed on the Library's Facebook page at facebook.com/libraryofcongress and its YouTube site (with captions) at youtube.com/LibraryOfCongress.
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Adopted by a vote of 5-0 a Permit Processing Code of Conduct, as required under San Francisco Campaign and Governmental Conduct Code section 3.400(c). The Code provides ethical guidelines for officers and employees of the Department of Building Inspection, the Planning Department and the Department of Public Works, and members of the public who use their services.
Received information about the canvass of delinquent major donor filers that was conducted by staff. The Commission had received several letters expressing concern about the notices. Staff will provide a follow-up report at the March meeting.
Addressed the "neutrality" requirement in the Commission's draft Statement of Incompatible Activities. The Commission will continue to discuss this at future meetings.
Delineated the process for consideration of advice letters: staff will issue informal advice letters and provide copies to the Commission. Staff will provide drafts of formal advice letters to the Commission before they are issued so that if two or more members wish to calendar a formal advice letter for discussion, they may do so.


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Binomickou rovnicí nazýváme rovnici ve tvaru  s komplexní neznámou x, číslo a je také komplexní číslo. Exponent neznámé x je přirozené číslo. Jde o typ rovnic, které se řeší na Gaussově rovině komplexních čísel, tedy i řešením jsou komplexní čísla.

Řešení binomické rovnice
Řešení binomické rovnice lze najít zkoumáním goniometrického tvaru komplexního čísla. Mějme rovnici v základním tvaru, přičemž obě strany lze přepsat jako komplexní čísla v goniometrické tvaru

Úhel  komplexní číslo  s kladnou osou x. Odtud lze porovnáváním stran odvodit řešení. Porovnáním absolutních hodnot je absolutní hodnota neznámé

Porovnáním úhlů a odvozením řešení je

Diskuse

V tomto kroku je zapotřebí rozebrat diskusi vzhledem k úhlu . Pokud je číslo  kladné reálné, poté uvažujeme úhel . Naopak, když je  reálné záporné, uvažujeme úhel . Pokud uvažujeme, že  má svoji reálnou i imaginární složku, tedy je komplexní, úhel se nedá obecně vyjádřit. Po této diskusi lze psát řešení:

Řešení
Binomická rovnice má celkem  řešení. Při jejich hledání se za koeficient  dosazují postupně hodnoty množiny . Tato řešení vytvoří v komplexní rovině jakési vrcholy pravidelného -úhelníka. (Vrcholy takovného -úhelníka pro rovnici  leží na jednotkové kružnici v Gaussově rovině a navíc všechny tyto -úhelníky mají jeden z vrcholů v bodě , čili jedno z řešení je vždy .) Samotné řešení je

1. možnost

2. možnost

3. možnost neurčitého  a komplexního

Rovnice


We ship our work all over the world. We couldn't do that without global shipping services, but it's not always a perfect solution. Our carving is very delicate, and even the most white-gloved delivery can cause breakages. When that happens we can easily make repairs, but thankfully it's not a common occurrence. Over the years we've developed packaging methods that keep our carvings safe.
We attached this delicate appliqué woodcarving to a backerboard before shipping it.
For example, many of our commissions require us to hand-carve delicate appliqués, which, as the name suggests, are applied to millwork to give the illusion of a relief carving. Furniture makers have been adding decoration to their pieces in this way for centuries. However, these scroll-sawn carvings are very fragile. In some areas the carving can be as thin as 1/4 inch. More troubling is that you'll often have short grain running perpendicular across, say, a stalk or leaf, unavoidably creating a weak spot. Even the most careful carvers can break an appliqué just by picking it up. Imagine what a trip across America in a semi can do.
To ship these fragile woodcarvings, we've tried gluing them directly to a plywood backerboard before boxing them up. However, we learned that a dropped package could send shock through the board and transfer it directly to the carving. Because there was no give at the board-carving interface, the carving would break. Or, if the climate changed, the board and carving would move independently of one another, also causing a break. We also tried sandwiching the carvings between 1-inch thick sheets of styrofoam, but that didn't provide enough protection against flexing.
Our current solution has solved the problem. Touch wood.
We lay the carving onto an appropriately sized sheet of 1/4-inch plywood, hardboard or similar. We then drill pairs of holes that allow us to pass twine through the board and around the carving at various points. We tie the twine off tightly but carefully, which holds the carving firmly in place while also allowing it to shift slightly if needed. Finally, we wrap the carving in bubble wrap and place it in a box surrounded by plenty of packaging peanuts. So far so good (touch wood again, because why not?).


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Eminem Is Producing a Movie About Battle Rappers
The Joseph Kahn-directed 'Bodied' will premiere at TIFF
By Calum Slingerland
Never recognized as one to hold back when it comes to his own pen game, Eminem will shine a light on lyrical jabs of all kinds by bringing a film about battle rappers to screens this fall.
The rapper has been revealed as a producer of Bodied, a film said to be "a satirical exploration of the world's most artistically brutal sport — battle rapping." You can watch a trailer in the player below.
The film was directed by Joseph Kahn, who wrote the story alongside former King of the Dot winner and screenwriter Alex "Kid Twist" Larsen. Kahn has helmed music videos for the likes of U2, Lady Gaga and more.
Billboard reports that the film's cast includes Anthony Michael Hall, Debra Wilson, Charlamagne tha God, Alter Perez, Rory Uphold, Jackie Long, Callum Worthy and Shoniqua Shanda, in addition to battle rappers Loaded Lux, Dizaster, Dumbfounded and Hollow Da Don.
Bodied will premiere next month at the Toronto International Film Festival.
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Adria Nassim: Disabilities Advocate
Mar 9, 2018 | Our Town
Adria Nassim. Photo by Rodney Margison
BY CRAIG COLEY
As a person with autism, cerebral palsy, and a learning disability that makes abstract reasoning and spatial relations difficult, Adria Nassim has become an advocate for people with disabilities. Since 2016, Nassim has written a bi-weekly column for The Herald-Times, giving readers her perspective on living with disabilities. Herald Times Editor Bob Zaltsberg says Nassim's column has been popular from the start. "People admire her straightforward manner of talking about disabilities and her insights that people don't often think about," he says.
In addition to the column, Nassim, 32, has part-time jobs at the Indiana Institute on Disability and Community and at the College Internship Program (CIP), a private organization that supports young people with autism.
Nassim, who navigates town with Lucy, her Labrador service dog, regularly speaks to high school and college students. "When I get up in front of an audience and tell my story? That's what it's all about for me," she says.
Nassim grew up in Floyd County, Indiana, with a pediatrician mother and a father who was a chemistry professor at Indiana University Southeast. "From the very beginning, my parents said, 'Adria, you have cerebral palsy, you have a learning disability, and there are going to be things that you're going to need help with, and that's okay.'"
It hasn't always felt okay, though. She suffered what she calls "traumatic bullying" as a student at Brescia University in Owensboro, Kentucky, and took a leave of absence. During that leave, she moved to Bloomington to enroll in CIP. Her experience with CIP was transformational. She took classes at Indiana University and wrote for the Indiana Daily Student before returning to Brescia. Upon completion of her bachelor's degree in English, she moved back to Bloomington and re-enrolled in CIP to learn independent living skills.
Nassim stresses the importance of finding supportive communities. She attends First United Methodist Church, swims several times a week at the Monroe County YMCA, and serves on the board of LIFEDesigns, an organization serving people with disabilities. Last year she was initiated as an alumni member in IU's Alpha Xi Delta sorority, and says she now feels like she has 150 sisters.
"A parent's first role in life is to be a child's advocate," Nassim says. "But eventually you have to teach children to advocate for themselves and build their own village of support."
To people with disabilities, Nassim offers this advice: "If you accept yourself and learn to love yourself for who you are, then others will see that in you and love you, too."
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Commonwealth Games golden girl Natalie Powell claims second Grand Prix title
Powell was one of 12 elite British judoka who self-funded their journey to the capital of Uzbekistan, Tashkent to compete for Olympic qualification points ahead of the upcoming Rio 2016 Games
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Commonwealth Games golden girl Natalie Powell revealed her delight at winning her second Grand Prix with victory in Uzbekistan.
Powell was one of 12 elite British judoka who self-funded their journey to the capital of Uzbekistan, Tashkent to compete for Olympic qualification points ahead of the upcoming Rio 2016 Games.
By the end of day three of the Tashkent Grand Prix, British judoka achieved a gold through Powell a bronze for London 2012 silver medallist Gemma Gibbons in the same 78kg category and a fifth place.
After winning the Astana Grand Prix last year, this was the second Grand Prix golden performance from Powell who now set herself to be in WRL7 position.
"I am really pleased to win this weekend," said Powell.
"Just trying to get as many points as possible before Rio, with the aim to be seeded in the top four at the Games.
"There are four competitions left this year so looking to get as many points as I can before the year ends which would allow me to concentrate on training and the majors at the beginning of the next year."
The next Olympic qualifying tournament will take place in a week where the women and the men competition will be split into two locations with the women European Open will take place in Lisbon.
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It is hoped the issue of Telangana will be cleared in few days and home minister is meeting with the Andhra MPs to discuss. After that the Home Minister would like to meet telangana MPs.
INVITATION TO Andhra and Rayalseema parliament members by Home Minister P.Chidambaram on 20th of this month indicates that the UPA Government is in a hurry to take a decision on Telangana statehood.
After submitting the report to Home Minister P Chidambaram, by Sri Krishna committee on Telangana, the UPA Government and the President of AICC Sonia Gandhi it seems are in double mind regarding Telangana.
The Sri Krishna Committee's report has not satisfied the Telangana leaders and people and it has not given a straight advice to the Government but given six formulas to choose one among them.
To suppress the people reactions the government has deployed more than 120 companies even before the announcement of Sri Krishna Report and also issued certain guide lines for electronic media not to show any violent scenes.
Though the present situation is peaceful but one cannot say how long this peace will prevail.
On the political front all parties belongs to Telangana giving pressure to Union Government to place telangana Bill in the forth coming budget session. But the Center is yet to place it before the Cabinet and get the advice of it.
The position of Congress is very much dwindling as it is unable to take any decision. If telangana is carved out of Andhra Pradesh the Andhra and Rayalaseema region will shoot back their discontent with agitations or in the coming elections.
Telangana Congress leaders are also very serious on AICC and its president Sonia that she was not talking anything regarding the separation of state. Till now what they were telling that Congress can only give and bring.
The TRS party is patiently observing the Congress politics and they are waiting for the budget sessions to stall the proceedings in state assembly to bring the notice of nation.
Whatever it is the UPA government is also worrying about the telangana and wanted to pacify its MPs but the situation is very different.
She has to lose one area's favor by taking a decision to favor of one area.
All political parties including Telugudesam were telling that they have no objections if Telangana is separated but don't know why the issue has been dragged and being expanded.


Belize Property agents is pleased to present for sale this nice piece of Belize Real Estate in the coastal village of Mullins River.
This property is located in Mullins River Farm Layout, Stann Creek District.
Mullins River is approximatley 20 minutes ride from the culture capital Dangriga.
This parcel of land will be ideal for homesteading or farming.


Lock in a great price for Art Mainalon Hotel – rated 8.6 by recent guests!
The bed was comfortable, the hotel beautiful and in the center of Vytina, next to taverns and shops.
I liked very much the decor of the room, and the cozy atmosphere. Also breakfast was very good, while the location of the hotel is at the very center of the village.
Clean, elegant hotel, located right in the centre of Vytina. Friendly staff and nice breakfast.
The hotel is renovated and offers a good stay. Good breakfast but could have more local products than typical of the trade. The restaurant is one of the best in dishes and flavors. Congratulations to the Chef.
A very nice modern hotel, located in the center of Vytina. The room was spacious and very clean. The breakfast was tasteful.
Η διακοσμηση κ η αισθητικη του ξενοδοχειου, καθως κ η ανεση των χωρων του. Η τοποθεσια του στο κεντρο της Βυτινας ειναι βολικη.
Μας άρεσε πολύ το δωμάτιο. Καθαρό και ήσυχο με ωραια θέα.
Φανταστικο κρεβατι!!!πρωινο νοστιμο με πολλες επιλογες για ολα τα γουστα..πολυ σημαντικο! Πεντακαθαρα ολα..
Art Mainalon Hotel This rating is a reflection of how the property compares to the industry standard when it comes to price, facilities and services available. It's based on a self-evaluation by the property. Use this rating to help choose your stay!
Located in the central square of Vitina village, the 4-star Art Mainalon Hotel features an outdoor pool and a restaurant blending wood with stone. Its elegant rooms enjoy views of the village and Mainalo Mountain. Free Wi-Fi is provided.
Fitted with beamed ceilings, artworks and handcrafted items, all rooms include a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. The modern bathroom comes with a bathtub or walk-in shower, hairdryer and slippers. Most of the units also have a balcony.
Guests at Art Mainalon can start their day with a buffet breakfast or relax later with a drink from the bar. Enjoying views of the pool, the on-site restaurant serves local dishes and handmade sweets by the fireplace.
Art Mainalon Hotel lies 7.5 mi from the ski center of Mainalo and around 31 mi from the banks of Ladonas River. The scenic Dimitsana village is at 12 mi, while Stemnitsa village is 17 mi away. Free parking is possible nearby.
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Featuring views of Mainalo Mountain and Vitina Village, this room is fitted with beamed ceilings, artworks and handcrafted items. The modern bathroom comes with a bathtub or walk-in shower, hairdryer and slippers. Free WiFi and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels are provided. Most of the rooms also have a balcony.
Featuring a decorative attic, this spacious room is fitted with beamed ceilings, artworks and handcrafted items and enjoys views of Mainalo Mountain and Vitina village. The modern bathroom comes with a bathtub or walk-in shower, branded toiletries, hairdryer and slippers. Free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels are provided. All rooms also have a balcony.
This spacious room is fitted with beamed ceilings, artworks and handcrafted items and enjoys views of Mainalo Mountain and Vitina village. The modern bathroom comes with a bathtub or walk-in shower, hairdryer and slippers. Free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels are provided.
Children over 12 years old can be accommodated in this room type.
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breakfast was a bit poor, expected more local products and a wider choice of sweets and pastries.
Everything was perfect, I have no negative feedback at all!
No availability of massage service. Some problems in room facilities (eg hairdryer) which were addresses immediately.
The room was not well lighted, you could stay to relax, but if you wanted to read or play a game, you should better use the (very cosy) lounge.
The hotel is amazing! The facilities also!
Although the booking was for a double bed the room had 2 single beds. Luckily we had room available and changed. The fridge in the room was out of order and empty. Heating the first night was closed early, so the room was cold, and we had to talk to the reception to operate the boiler. Although there was a TV in the room, it did not show the Greek channels except Greek public television because they said they did not pay the various taxes on music and television. Unacceptable on a four-star basis. They should have reported it to the Booking.com. The customer pays for the benefits he sees on the internet if the owner can not agree with the state's license policy must to let everyone know it. In fact there are no TV channels to see. Αttention to detail makes the difference to have loyal customers.
A lot of wasps in the pool area. Needs improvement.


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There is nothing more exciting than finding an undervalued stock and seeing it explode out of nowhere rising in value 100% or more in a few weeks. Some stocks can move as much as 1000% in a year and?. Even after the stock market crashed in 2000, some stocks still have gone up 500% or more in a year.
So how do we find these? Well first let me say that there is no way to know which ones are going to double or triple in value. If we knew then we could literally "bet the farm" on the trade.
The main thing we can do as swing traders and position traders is to uncover stocks that have the potential for profits based on certain technical parameters found on the charts. There is not enough room in this article to go into depth on the technical analysis of stocks, but what I am going to do is share with you the first step in sifting though the thousands of stocks that trade each day.
One of the easiest ways to cut your list of stocks down is to use a stock scanning software such as "Stockfetcher.com". What it allows you to do is program in any criteria you want and then it will automatically spit out a list of stocks that meet those exact criteria.
Let me give you some specific examples?. For starters say you only have a small account of $10,000, you shouldn't be looking at expensive stocks that are in the $50-$200 range. This is because when they are too expensive, you can't buy many shares. So, the first thing I would do is tell the software to only give me a list of stocks under $20. I would also have it screen out stocks less than $2 as I don't want to trade penny stocks.
Second, I only want a list of stocks that trade at least 500,000 shares a day. The more volume the better as there is more liquidity. This means that it will be easier to buy or sell shares at any time. Stocks with high volume have much less chance of being manipulated by market makers and market insiders.
Third, I want stocks that have a lot of volatility. Volatility is what causes fast movement over a short period of time. Old blue chip stocks such as Caterpillar, Ford or Kellogg's don't move that fast and have little volatility. To make sure you have volatility, I would tell the software to find only Nasdaq stocks. Since this comprises of mostly tech stocks, the odds are much higher of strong and fast moves.
Fourth, if the market is in an uptrend then I want to be a buyer so I could program in the following? Look for stocks with a relative strength of 90 or above. This will ensure that the stock has a lot of upward market momentum. You could even add an additional filter to cut the list down more. For example: Tell the software to look for stocks that made new highs within the past 90 days.
You could use the exact opposite approach to short stocks in a bearish market. Look for stocks with a relative strength of less than 10 and made new lows within the past 90 days.
What is really cool about stock scanning software is you can do the job in less than a minute. Without this software the work is slow and tedious. Once you run the scan you should have a relatively small list of stocks to examine closer.
The final step is to examine each stock for certain technical analysis patterns that can lead to explosive moves. However, as I said above there is just not enough room to go into detail here.
Hope this gives you some food for thought and points you one step closer to your goals.
This article is courtesy of Dr. Jeffrey Wilde, a trading veteran with 15 years of experience in all major markets. He is a trading coach to over 1500 traders in 47 countries.
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