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America's fastest-growing moving franchise and junk-hauling franchise provides detailed info for those interested in starting a business
College Hunks Hauling Junk, the nation's fastest-growing moving franchise and junk-hauling franchise, has launched a new franchising website featuring video interviews with co-founders Omar Soliman and Nick Friedman, startup costs and revenue figures, and details about the multibillion dollar industry.
The site will also tell the stories of our franchise owners and is meant to educate people who are considering franchise opportunities. College Hunks Hauling Junk has become a household name thanks to appearances on The Oprah Winfrey Show, ABC's Shark Tank, HGTV's House Hunters, Bravo, AMC, TLC, Fox Business and more. College Hunks Hauling Junk was founded in 2003 and began franchising in 2006. It already has a nationwide footprint and plans to quadruple in size by 2017.
College Hunks Hauling Junk is the only franchise to offer junk hauling and moving concepts within the same franchise system. That's a big deal, because customers who need one service often need the other, which creates additional revenue opportunities for franchisees. Average franchise revenue grew 42.6% from 2011 to 2013.
Our franchise owners come from a variety of backgrounds; they include retired corporate executives, military veterans, husband-wife teams, father-son teams and young entrepreneurs. Many of our most successful franchise owners are older; they embrace the chance to mentor employees and network in their communities.
"We want to partner with people who are passionate about building a successful and profitable business," says President and co-founder Nick Friedman. "You're not lugging stuff on and off a truck all day — you're building relationships with real estate agents, property managers and others in the community, and you're mentoring your team and molding leaders."
Owners of College Hunks Hauling Junk franchises and College Hunks Moving franchises enjoy a number of competitive advantages, including a national call center that books jobs on behalf of franchisees, a cutting-edge website, award-winning marketing plans, business coaching, training and ongoing support.
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The 2020 Oscars Will Be Host-Less for Second Year in a Row
by joshed 1/08/2020 03:40:00 PM 0 comments
The 2020 Academy Awards are set to air without a host for the second year in a row, Deadline has shared following ABC Entertainment President Karey Burke's official announcement during her executive session at TCA.
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"Together with the Academy, we have decided there will be no traditional host, repeating for us what worked last year. [It will have] huge entertainment values, big musical numbers, comedy, and star power," said Burke.
The 2019 Academy Awards went host-less following Kevin Hart's withdrawal due to controversial tweets made by the actor and comedian. The move proved successful for the broadcast, which was filled with big-star presenters, big moments — such as a Queen medley and Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper's performance of "Shallow" — and the key inclusion of Tina Fey and Amy Poehler in keeping the event running smoothly and with plenty of entertainment in between the award announcements.
The 2019 award show was also shorter than its previous year by about 30 minutes and had a 12% rise in viewers as well as 13% in the adults 18-49 demo over the 2018 Oscars.
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Burke previously said that they were "extremely proud" of how well the 2019 Oscars turned out and hinted that the 2020 Oscars would also go host-less after saying that they were "not messing with that format" to the "best of our abilities."
The 92nd Academy Awards will take place at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood on February 9 on ABC.
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Gardner Capital breaks ground on Farmington Solar Farm
By Kelsey Misbrener | November 3, 2017
Gardner Capital, MC Power Companies, Missouri Public Utility Alliance (MPUA), Farmington Industrial Development Authority (IDA), and the City of Farmington held a groundbreaking ceremony on Oct. 10 at the future site of the new Farmington Solar Farm.
The solar farm will consist of over 9,000 solar panels, covering around 20 acres of land between the Farmington Regional Airport and Highway H, just south of Farmington. The solar panels will generate enough electricity to power nearly 500 homes in the Farmington power grid.
"We and our partners are pleased to announce the groundbreaking of the new solar farm in Farmington. The electricity produced by the panels will provide Farmington residents with cheaper and cleaner energy by offsetting existing supplies, which would have otherwise been generated by other conventional electric generators," said Michael Gardner, president of Gardner Capital.
The Farmington project will be Gardner Capital's tenth solar project in Missouri—a portfolio now totaling over 35 MW and powering over 5,700 Missouri homes with clean, reliable energy.
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Evolution implies no ultimate foundation for ethics.
Evolutionists say morality is just a mechanism of natural selection to get our species to get along and survive. However, when someone is wronged personally, he or she tends to become much more absolute with morality, appealing to what is "right" or "wrong." To be sure, ultimate right and wrong do exist, but not according to evolution. Therefore, evolution contradicts our common sense, especially when we have been personally wronged.
As Christians, the character of Jesus Christ as taught in the Bible is our ultimate foundation for morality. Everyone will ultimately have to answer to the Judge of all the world. Are you ready?
Evolutionist: Evolutionists can be moral people.
Response: Evolution itself provides no foundation for morality. Whatever morality evolutionists have is because they, too, are created in the image of God (though they deny it), not because of their belief in evolution.
Evolutionist: For social animals (like man), evolution promotes altruism (kindness) because it helps our species survive. Therefore, evolution does promote morality.
Evolutionist: Some immoral things have been done in the name of evolution (e.g., the Holocaust. abortion, or euthanasia), even though evolution doesn't endorse them. They are misunderstandings of what evolution teaches.
Response: First, evolution can be used to endorse these actions. Evolutionists explain infanticide and other immoral actions in animal behavior, and if humans are evolved animals, it should (logically) be used to explain human behavior, too. Evolution does allow for these immoral actions.
Evolutionist: Evolution merely describes how life works. Like any science, such as chemistry or physics, evolution is neither moral nor immoral.
Response: Define evolution. As normally understood, evolution tries to explain the origin of man. It teaches that we are evolved from chemicals by undirected natural forces—that there is nothing left for God to do. This does imply that there is no ultimate foundation for morality.
Evolutionist: Evolution teaches about the way things are. This does not mean that it should be this way.
Response: Evolution has no basis for saying that life "should" be anything. If we are merely the result of natural forces (without God), then there is no ultimate Judge and no ultimate standard. There is no such thing as "should" or "right" in evolution.
Evolutionist: The Bible has some immoral teachings.
Response: First, evolutionists cannot logically use words like "moral" and "immoral" because their framework doesn't have any ultimate foundation for ethics. Second, the Bible does not teach immorality.


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When Vince Gilligan made a National Writers Series appearance in February of 2012 millions of people were addicted to the show he created about a desperate chemistry teacher, an RV, and a town named Albuquerque – Breaking Bad.
One of Hollywood's most successful producers and writers, Gilligan was an incredibly down to earth guy. He traveled to Traverse City with his wife Holly and enjoyed a scotch at Black Star Farms.
A year and half later, when author Jamie Ford came to Traverse City to talk about his new book Songs of Willow Frost, the finale of the award-winning and critically acclaimed show was set to air. Ford watched the finale at the State Theater along with hundreds of other Traverse City area fans of the show.
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Trained as an environmental scientist, holding degrees in combined sciences, and in Pollution Control.
Worked in the environmental sector from 1980 to 2009, for a mixture of utility companies, waste management contractors and then the Environment Agency. From 2006 to 2009 I was Head Of Enforcement for the Environment Agency tackling issues of organised environmental crime.
Worked on projects and campaigning at regional, national and international level on issues of consistent regulation, responsible waste management and tackling organised waste crime. I participated and led capacity building projects on environmental regulation and enforcement in Russia and South Africa, and was a member of the Interpol Environmental Crimes Committee, building collaboration and intelligence sharing across Interpol membership.
In 2009 joined Keep Britain Tidy as Operations and Commercial Director campaigning on issues of littering and local environmental quality.
I joined Beacon Centre for the Blind in January 2013 and was CEO for 6 years until December 2018. My wife is visually impaired and therefore I have a strong empathy with the issues of sight loss and feel passionately that many people living with sight loss are not yet getting the full benefit of support that is available. In particular technology can play a much bigger role in reducing the impact of sight loss and disabilities more generally, but it also needs to be more accessible in terms of usability and cost, as well as different services (including charities) needing to collaborate more to give a better overall service to customers.
Having now left Beacon Centre I am able to pursue specific projects, and still hold Director roles with Active Black Country (the Country Sports Partnership), Visionary (the national membership body for sight loss organisations, and BC Make CIC ( a Black Country organisation committed to enabling communities to develop skills and resources to build their own homes.
On a totally different path, I run a chauffeured vintage car hire business with a 1926 Ford Model T called "Bertie".
Rohan has 16 years' experience of supporting technology in the education sector. Rohan has an IT, assistive technology and education management background, and is a qualified teacher. Rohan is currently employed by Jisc as a subject specialist working with universities, colleges and other Jisc members on various technology led consultancy / advice and guidance activities.
Rohan was previously employed at Scope's Beaumont College (a Natspec independent specialist college) as assistant principal and formerly as the head of technology.
Rohan led the development of the integrated 'technology team' at Beaumont College which consists of both mainstream IT staff and assistive technologists who work with students and other specialist staff to deploy assistive technology/IT hardware and software solutions.
Rohan has worked on organisational strategy, general management and led a number of national scale projects. Most recently he was the project manager of the Jisc funded DART2.1 project. Rohan has done consultancy work for large general further education colleges, higher education institutions, specialist colleges and schools in the areas of assistive technology, IT and technology and the integration of such with the curriculum.
In 2014 Rohan completed an MSc by research in computing and communication systems at Lancaster University that focused on how home automation / internet of things technology can be made accessible to disabled people.
Rohan was chair of the Jisc / Natspec technology advisory group until July 2015 and is a currently vice chair of the Karten Network board.
Vic first started teaching over 15 years ago at a psychiatric unit in Redditch. This experience helped identify her passion - to help enable those with disabilities and difficulties to reach their full potential and to lead fulfilling lives. Vic currently works as an Assistant Principal at Homefield College, in Leicestershire. With a special education needs degree in Autism plus a keen interest in IT, Vic likes to discover new technologies that enable individuals with disabilities and difficulties to participate and achieve. Vic has been involved in many bids over the years, both for Homefield College and in partnership with other colleges. Bids have varied from exploring and sharing best practice, through to innovative ways of using IT in learning. Vic was very proud to have been involved with the em-safety project. Homefield College was fortunate to receive support from Karten Trust in 2010, to develop its already well established eBay enterprise and create Sip & Surf - an internet café, learning centre and print enterprise supported by more accessible and up to date IT equipment, located in Loughborough town centre.
My name is Joe Cash and I am currently working as the ICT Officer with The Cedar Foundation in Northern Ireland (http://www.cedar-foundation.org). I have a background in Computing, obtaining my degree in 2000. I have kept my IT skills current by completing a variety of IT based qualifications (Comptia A+ 2003, OU post graduate Certificates in User Interface Design, Relational Databases 2009, MCAS Word 2009, Java Programming 2014). I have recently commenced the Certificate in Teaching, Ulster University to refresh and upgrade my teaching skills.
Over the past 15 years I have worked with a wide variety of people with disabilities including Cedar's Children's Services and Brain Injury Services. In my current role I have delivered assessment and training to adults with disabilities as part of the organisation's Training Services. In addition I have designed and implemented bespoke Assistive Technology solutions where necessary. I also provide training and support in AT to health care professionals in Northern Ireland as part of Cedar's outreach program.
I hope my knowledge and experience of working with people with disability and a sound knowledge of IT will inform my role as a Director of the Network Board.
Matthew Kayne is a disability rights campaigner and accessible ICT advocate.
Matthew's interest in technology goes back to his days at Treloar College, a specialist further education college for students with physical disabilities. During his time at the college, he set up an Internet radio station and got a true sense of the potential of technology. Matthew sees technology as being the great equaliser and would like to live in a world where technology is accessible to everyone.
He joined the Karten Network Board, advising on disability and technology in further education and daily life.
He also volunteers at Jewish Care, the largest Jewish social care charity in the UK, where he serves as a designer in printbox and runs a weekly bingo session at the Michael Sobell Centre. Additionally, Matthew sits on the Community Services Consultative Committee, advising on Jewish Care's services across its care homes and community activities.
Matthew successfully campaigned for step-free access into shops in Golders Green where he lives. He continues to campaign for better public access for disabled people in his local area.
Matthew graduated from Middlesex University with a BSc in Computing and Networks. He is excited about the role technology plays in all of our futures and believes that artificial intelligence (AI), such as autonomous vehicles, will revolutionise mobility and independence for disabled people.
Sandi Wassmer is a compassionate technologist, leading digital services at Jewish Care, which includes Jewish Care Interact (www.jewishcareinteract.org), a digital hub for older and disabled people, the KC Shasha Centre for Talking News & Books and an ambitious digital engagement strategy around Jewish Care's Karten Centres.
Sandi is a passionate thought leader in inclusive design and accessible ICT, as well as a businesswoman, human rights advocate, marketer, writer and public speaker. She has worked in a range of commercial organisations throughout her career, as CFO & COO of Universal Studios' SyFy UK TV Channel, COO of Unilever's first dotcom investment and MD of digital agency, Copious.
Sandi joined the Karten Board as a non-executive director in July 2016. She is also a Trustee of RNIB Group and Action for Blind People.
Robert is a qualified computer programmer and worked in private business before joining Share Community in 1998. He first worked as a trainer at Share, teaching Information Communications and Technology (ICT). Now, as well as supporting the Chief Executive in managing Share, Robert is responsible for devising and developing Share's training programme to include both accredited and wellbeing workstreams to support students' vocational skills and interests. Robert is passionate about learning and teaching, with a particular interest in the use of technology as an aid to training.
David is currently Director of International Development and Technology Innovation at the National Star College, an independent residential college for students with physical disabilities and associated learning difficulties in Cheltenham in the United Kingdom. David spent 10 years as an additional Government inspector for Ofsted (Office for Standards in Education) and the Adult Learning Inspectorates working in specialist post compulsory education.
David has worked within specialist education in the UK for over 25 years as a teacher, manager and senior director. He is a passionate driver for enabling technology, specialist teacher education and International development.
David has significant experience in working with people who have physical disabilities and additional learning needs, particularly work in sustaining employment, advising on environmental access, advocating rights and responsibilities and promoting equality.
David has developed a range of innovative technology solutions including SITE – A video resource bank for teacher educators learning about specialist teaching, MEMO a smartphone app to support people with early onset dementia, EMBER a task learning system to support learners in work, HandyClix a one handed wheelchair lap belt and ArkHive – an online resource bank of specialist teaching resources. David is currently developing InTime a video assessment program to allow learners to measure their own progress.
David works internationally with organisations supporting the education of people with disabilities across Europe, Kenya, Brazil, China, Lebanon, India and the USA.


Your book presents 24 hours in Los Angeles. Why did you choose this city?
This was a really long project. It started in 2012 and wasn't supposed to only be about Los Angeles, but about a whole trip I'd made across the USA to Las Vegas, Phoenix, New York and L.A. I wanted to make a book about the whole thing! But after 2013 I started focusing on Los Angeles. It gave me a different vision of the city, I was looking at it in a way that most people didn't. I saw a softer, more sensitive side. I collected all the photos and presented them like a 24-hour trip to the city, and marked the pages with times instead of numbers.
What vision did you want to present?
Something really light and simple, nothing like the touristy, colourful L.A. I wanted to show a peaceful city. It's usually presented as oppressive and filled with traffic.
Why did you choose to publish a book in today's digital age?
A book lasts. It remains a real object that we keep throughout our lives. The problem with digital is that if the server crashes, it's all over. You can give a book to someone, and keep it forever.
There aren't many people in your photos. The work is more "architectural". Was that intentional?
I admit the photos are kind of empty. The landscapes are calm and cold, but so beautiful. I wanted to show a peaceful Los Angeles, while still offering a representative image of the city.
Why are so many photos based around planes?
I'm a qualified aeronautical engineer. I actually have two careers. While I was interning at airlines after I graduated, I was also taking photos for websites and brands. It's not easy to juggle both, but it's true that this theme comes up a lot. I almost didn't mean for photography to become such a passion. It matured over time.
Do you feel connected to the fashion world?
Yes. I've been photographing Fashion Weeks for magazines for the last eight years. But this book was completely different.
Have you ever considered making videos?
I have, but the problem is that you can't do it without a team. You need to be well-prepared, know where you want to go and have a solid plan. It's hard to be spontaneous with videos.
How do you work? Do you follow your instinct and start snapping, or do you analyse everything before each shot?
It's all instinctive. Sometimes I'll have strategies, and sometimes the photos just don't work out because I don't have time to get a good view. The main thing is being in the right place at the right time. I always say that in a series of ten photos, there will be at least two good ones. But the best photo is often the very first one I took.
Do you think photos should be realistic, or rather create something imaginary?
My work is my vision of Los Angeles, I didn't try to create something different. Fashion photography is different, less spontaneous. It's basically always the same thing now.
So are there too many photographers nowadays?
I've been a photographer for ten years, and that helps. But it's true that Instagram and the social networks have made it harder to carve out a niche. You can if your work is incredible, but it's really difficult. Some people have never taken a single photo, but because of Instagram they decide to buy a camera, post their photos and create a website. On the other hand, if Instagram didn't exist we would never have discovered so much new talent. It's a real catch-22 situation.


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Clinical Obstetrics and Gynecology - September 1995, Volume 38, Number 3
By: Pitkin, Roy M.; Scott, James R.: Editors
Pages 443-672. Articles: Hematologic Complications of pregnancy; Iron Deficiency Anemia in Pregnancy; Megaloblastic Anemia in Pregnancy; Hemolytic Anemias in Pregnancy; Pregnancy Complicated by Sickle Hemoglobinopathy; Thalassemia in Pregnancy; Inherited Disorders of Coagulation in Pregnancy; Management of Disseminated Intravascular Coagulopathy; Management of the Obstetric patient with Thrombocytopenia; Hematologic Malignancies during Pregnancy; Transfusion Therapy in Pregnancy; Prenatal Diagnosis of Hematologic Disorders; Diagnosis and Treatment of Cervical Intraepithelial Neoplasia; assessing the Effectiveness of Cervical Screening; Every woman with an abnormal cervical smear should be referred for treatment - debate; Every woman with an abnormal cervical smear should not be referred for colposcopy - debate; Cervical neoplasia - are adjunctive tests to cervical cytology worthwhile; Electrosurgery - Principles and safety issues; Large Loop Excision of the Transformation Zone; Modern Image Capture and Data Collection Technology; Endocervical Curettage has no place in the routine management of women with cervical intraepithelial neoplasia - debate; Endocervical Curettage - A technique in search of an indication? - Debate; The Pathology of Cervial Cancer; International Standards of Training in Colposcopy. Light wear. Unmarked.
Title: Clinical Obstetrics and Gynecology - September 1995, Volume 38, Number 3
Author Name: Pitkin, Roy M.; Scott, James R.: Editors
Categories: Medicine, Magazine Back Issues,
Publisher: Philadelphia, PA, J.B. Lippincott Company: 1995
Keywords: Clinical Obstetrics and Gynecology - September 1995, Volume 38, Number 3 Pages 443-672. Articles: Hematologic Complications of pregnancy; Iron Deficiency Anemia in Pregnancy; Megaloblastic Anemia in Pregnancy; Hemolytic Anemias in Pregnancy; Pregnancy Complicated by Sickle Hemoglobinopathy; Thalassemia in Pregnancy; Inherited Disorders of Coagulation in Pregnancy; Management of Disseminated Intravascular Coagulopathy; Management of the Obstetric patient with Thrombocytopenia; Hematologic Malignancies during Pregnancy; Transfusion Therapy in Pregnancy; Prenatal Diagnosis of Hematologic Disorders; Diagnosis and Treatment of Cervical Intraepithelial Neoplasia; assessing the Effectiveness of Cervical Screening; Every woman with an abnormal cervical smear should be referred for treatment - debate; Every woman with an abnormal cervical smear should not be referred for colposcopy - debate; Cervical neoplasia - are adjunctive tests to cervical cytology worthwhile; Electrosurgery - Principles and safety issues; Large Loop Excision of the Transformation Zone; Modern Image Capture and Data Collection Technology; Endocervical Curettage has no place in the routine management of women with cervical intraepithelial neoplasia - debate; Endocervical Curettage - A technique in search of an indication? - Debate; The Pathology of Cervial Cancer; International Standards of Training in Colposcopy. Light wear. Unmarked.,
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Caraway Essential Oil – What's That Used For?
Caraway essential oil is steam distilled from the caraway seed of the plant Carum carvi. This belongs to the Umbellifrae (also known as Apiacae) family and the genus Carum. Other similar plants belonging to the same family are fennel, parsley, carrot, angelica, anise, celery, chervil, coriander, cumin, dill, and parsnip, just to name a few.
I have never used this oil in my practice because it doesn't have many traditional uses in Aromatherapy and other more common oils are usually used for therapeutic value, like fennel. I couldn't find a typical analysis, which gives the breakdown of chemical constituents in an oil, but I have found some basic information naming the major active ingredients.
It is important to note that even when we have a chemical breakdown of an oil, we must consider it as a whole and remember the old adage "the whole is greater than the sum of it's parts". This means we can expect an oil to behave in a certain way when we find out what molecules it contains, but there will also be a unique signature that lends itself to other properties too.
According to Aromatherapist Danielle Ryman, fossilized caraway seeds were found in Neolithic dwellings in Switzerland, and in Mesolithic sites, which means that it was in use up to 8,000 years ago. She also says the Ancient Egyptians used the spice in religious rituals, (like many aromatic plants and flowers) and in cooking to make foods like bread and onions more digestible.
So it seems the modest caraway seed has similar properties to other Umbellifrae seeds and you can check out my article Star Anise, Aniseed and Fennel Essential Oils – What's the Difference? to understand more about those oils -their similarities and differences.
One of my first stories on this blog was about lemons – The Loveliness of Lemons!.
Lemons truly are delightful and I categorize the essential oil from the rind as an oil of happiness. Sparkly, zingy, zesty, fresh, clarifying and clean, lemon essential oil is a must-have oil for the aromatherapy enthusiast.
I use lemon oil frequently when treating clients as I find it's a great addition to a body blend for sore muscles. When I was studying, I remember my teacher telling me a therapist she knew used lemon juice with oil for sore muscles and had great results. Not sure if I could do that (you'd smell like a salad after the massage), but the essential oil is definitely the go.
Aw – a baby lemon!
Lemon essential oil is an uplifting oil with a sweet innocence about it, but don't be fooled – it has a solid place in modern aromatherapy.
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Lemon essential oil is inexpensive and accessible and has a scent that is also easy to inhale. Within the chemical constituents and energy of the drops of lemon oil, lay the coded information of lightness and happiness. I often say the words "refresh and reload" in my mind when I get the bottle of lemon oil out, and it does just that!
* Feeling tired and uninspired? Lemon oil.
* Need a new perspective on life? Lemon oil.
* Want some more joy? Lemon oil.
*Just like clicking on the "reload" icon in your web browser, lemon essential oil can give you a clean slate to start from.
Lemon blossoms – I wonder why they aren't made into an essential oil like Neroli?
* Add some drops of lemon oil to your water when cleaning surfaces in the house or completely brighten your home with lemon essential oil in the bucket of water for mopping the floors. When cooking with lemons I always keep the rind to rub over the kitchen benches at night to combat bacteria.
Lemons are a fruit of old and have origins in Asia – from Burma and India through to China.
So a big hooray for lemons, and lemon essential oil. They have survived for this long because they are wonderful! Stay tuned for my next article 10 Recipes with Lemon Essential Oil.
Rosemary Essential Oil – Get Fired Up!
Rosemary is a herb that is found all around the world in suburban gardens, dried in little bags and fresh at grocery stores. It's a herb that has been used for medicine and in gastronomy for thousands of years and packs a powerful punch. Rosmarinus officianalis belongs to Lamiacae family (which has all the herbs in it) and the genus Rosmarinus.
I have written about this wonderful herb before when I attended a funeral and we were offered sprigs of rosemary to place on the coffin (Remember with Rosemary – Lest We Forget). Rosemary's traditional use is that of remembering.
The fresh herb and of course the essential oil, is stimulating to the mind, and is warming and generally stimulating in its nature. It is high in 1-8 cineole (found in high amounts in Eucalyptus), and camphor and a-pinene (also found in many others oils including sage and thyme, citrus oils, eucalyptus and cedarwood).
Rosemary was found in the tombs of Egypt, used by the Greeks and Romans as medicine and revered as a sacred herb. More modern herbalists and physicians from the middle ages have used rosemary to treat any sickness of the head – and in this way we could see rosemary as a "cephalic oil" – the same as basil, which I have just written about. It has been used as a treatment for the liver, muscle aches and pains and for colds and sinus.
As you can see the modern uses of rosemary are the same as the traditional uses of rosemary – stimulating and warming. It certainly is a strongly flavoured herb. Recently my friend, who has loads of rosemary bushes on his new property, stuck some in a bottle of gin and it didn't take very long for the flavour to infuse.
I use rosemary frequently in my practice. Most clients have some type of muscle stiffness or soreness and rosemary is a real winner when it comes to relieving muscle tension. I'll often use lavender, rosemary and marjoram together for a warming, pain relieving oil blend.
Rosemary oil is produced in a few countries around the world and this herb and oil has some very common chemotypes (again this is similar to basil and other herbs like marjoram too). Different chemotypes will have different scents and varying degrees of the common chemical constituents, depending on the soil, climate and other factors. Don't get too confused, just dive in and use whatever rosemary oil you can find. It's inexpensive and easily accessible!
Lemongrass belongs to the Poaceae family (the grasses), and its genus is Cymbopogon. Other plants you may know in this family are palmarosa, citronella and vetiver (same family different Genus).
Commercially lemongrass essential oil comes from Cymbopogon citratus and Cymbopogon flexuosis, some of my suppliers have both, and some only have one.
Recently I have seen more C. flexuosis on offer and I wouldn't really be able to tell the difference unless I had both bottles to sniff at the same time. There are variations in chemical constituents however if you bought either you would be fine to use them in the recipes below.
This works in a similar way to just taking a whiff straight from the bottle, but if you've got an extra minute, it will give you a completely different experience. Your whole body will be immersed in an essential oil steam.
With a lemongrass steam in the shower expect to feel uplifted, awakened, refreshed and ready to go. Some extra happiness may also randomly occur.


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Mackenzie McKee Age, Height, Net Worth, Married, Husband & Children
By Manu September 2, 2019
Quick Facts of Mackenzie Taylor Douthit
Full NameMackenzie Taylor Douthit
Net Worth$0.1 Million
Date of Birth1994 /10 /17
NicknameMcKee
Marital StatusSeparated
BirthplaceMiami, Oklahoma
EthnicityCaucasian white
ReligionChristian
ProfessionTelevision personality
NationalityAmerican
Active Year2009-present
Eye colourBlue
Hair colourBlonde
BuildMesomorph
SpouseJosh McKee (m. 2013)
Body MeasurementSlim
Online PresenceInstagram (799k followers), Twitter (356.1K Followers)
Children3 - Gannon Dewayne McKee (born in 2011), Jaxie Taylor McKee (born in 2014), Broncs Weston McKee (born in 2016)
HoroscopeLibra
Mackenzie McKee is an American reality television personality who came to media attention after being a cast member in the reality television series, 16 and Pregnant. The series documented the pregnancies and first months of motherhood for several young women. McKee is further popular for her appearance in the spin-off series, Teen Mom 3.
McKee was a married woman. She spent beautiful and glamorous moments with her former husband Josh McKee. So, does she share any children with her ex-spouse?
Who Is Mackenzie Taylor Douthit? Bio & Wiki
McKee was born was as Mackenzie Taylor Douthit on 17th October 1994, Miami, Oklahoma, United States. She holds an American nationality and belongs to Caucasian white ethnicity.
Childhood photo of Mackenzie McKee Source: Instagram
Mackenzie is the eldest child of Angie Douthit (mother) and Brad Douthit (father). She grew up with her three siblings, Whitney, Zeke, and Kaylee Douthit. When McKee was a child, she wanted to become an actress. Later, she started to participate in various platforms of the entertainment industry.
Mackenzie McKee's Career
Mackenzie McKee started her career from the American reality television series, 16 and Pregnant in 2011. She appeared with Farrah Abraham and Adam Lind on the show.
McKee made her appearance in the American reality TV show, Teen Mom 3 in 2013. She starred with Briana DeJesus and Alexandria Sekella in twenty episodes of Teen Mom 3. Currently, McKee stars in the American reality television series, Teen Mom since 2009.
How Much Is Mackenzie McKee's Net Worth?
Mackenzie McKee's net worth is estimated to be $0.1 Million as of 2019. Reportedly, she earns $100,000 as an annual salary per episode from Teen Mom. McKee also amasses a bundle of money from her other works which include advertisement, endorsement-brand deals, etc. Similarly, her ex-husband has a net worth of $150 Thousand.
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McKee is active in the entertainment industry from a very long time and there are some new upcoming projects of her. So, her income will surely income along with her thriving career in the future. Currently, McKee is living a luxurious life relishing a hefty sum of fortune which she amassed from her profession.
Who Is Mackenzie McKee's Husband? Does She Have Kids?
Mackenzie McKee was in a conjugal relationship with her husband, Josh McKee. The couple first met on the set of Teen Mom 3. After working for a while, they fell in love with each other and shortly they started sharing their company. Later, they engaged in the mid-2013.
Mackenzie McKee and her ex-husband, Josh McKee spreading the love at their wedding ceremony Source: Instagram
The love birds exchanged their wedding vows on 17th August 2013, in Miami Oklahoma. Before their marriage, McKee gave birth to their son, Gannon Dewayne McKee via cesarean delivery on 12th September 2011. Later, they welcomed their two children, Jaxie Taylor on 7th February 2014 and Broncs Weston on 15th August 2016.
Mackenzie McKee and her former husband, Josh McKee with their kids Source: Instagram
Unfortunately, the couple announced their separation just the day before their 6th wedding anniversary on 16th August 2019. Later, they officially separated in late 2019 due to rumors of infidelity. Besides this, there are no other records of her past as well as present affairs with anyone. Currently, McKee resides in Oklahoma with her children.
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Q: Prove that $DX=E(D(X\mid Y))+D(E(X\mid Y))$
Prove that if the random variables $X$ and $Y$ are such that $EX^2$ and $EY^2$ are finite, then $$DX=E(D(X\mid Y))+D(E(X\mid Y))$$ where $D$ denotes the variance and $E$ denotes the expectation.

This semestar, we have been doing conditional expectation, characteristic functions, convergences of sequences of random variables,law of large numbers, central limit theorems, to name a few. But I cannot seem to get an idea on how to do this. Would very much appreciate if someone has done this before.

A: $\mathrm{Var}X$ is equal to $\mathbf{E}X^2-(\mathbf{E}X)^2$. Therefore
$$
\mathrm{Var}X=\mathbf{E}[\mathbf{E}[X^2|Y]]-(\mathbf{E}[\mathbf{E}[X|Y]])^2
$$
which is equal to
$$
\mathrm{Var}X=(\mathbf{E}[\mathbf{E}[X^2|Y]]-\mathbf{E}[(\mathbf{E}[X|Y])^2])+(\mathbf{E}[(\mathbf{E}[X|Y])^2]-(\mathbf{E}[\mathbf{E}[X|Y]])^2).
$$
Done!
Ps. The unique thing that you have to notice, apart from the definition of variance, is that the expected value of the conditional r.v. is equal to the expected value of the unconditional one. But this follows from the definition of conditional r.v., right?

A: Hints: Write out the two variances on the right side in detail. You will then have fours terms. Two of these terms will cancel and the remaining two will combine to yield the variance of $X$. You will need to use the law of iterated expectations twice: $E(E(X^2|Y))=E(X^2)$ and $E(E(X|Y))=E(X)$.

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Born: Sosnitsa, Ukraine, Russia, 12 September 1894.
Died: Moscow, Russia, 25 November 1956.
Ukrainian Soviet director and writer. Trained as a teacher, Dovzhenko worked as a civil servant and diplomat, then studied painting in Munich and became a newspaper cartoonist. He began film work in Odessa in 1926, directing the comedies Vasya-reformator / Vasya the Reformer (his first feature film) and Yagodka lyubvi / The Fruit of Love, and the thriller Sumka dipkur'era / The Diplomatic Bag. His major films, beginning with Zvenigora (1928), are characterized by a unique combination of lyricism, social commentary, gentle satire and powerful echoes of Ukrainian folklore. Arsenal (1929) was his first film to achieve widespread recognition outside the Ukraine. His next film, Zemlya / The Earth (1930), a highly poeticized version of collectivization and a powerful evocation of nature and landscape, made his international reputation. His first sound film, Ivan (1932), traced the transformation of the hero from an unenlightened peasant to a committed Communist shock worker against the background of the construction of the Dnieper dam, one of the key projects of the first Five Year Plan. After this Dovzhenko's career went downhill, as he became little more than a loyal "servant of the state." Aerograd (1935) affirmed his faith in the future of the Soviet Far East; Shchors (1939), set in the Civil War, was made at Stalin's suggestion as a "Ukrainian Chapayev" and won a State Prize in 1941. Osvobozhdenie / Liberation (1940) celebrated the reunification of a western Ukraine with Ukraine proper following the Nazi-Soviet pact, while Bitva za nashu sovetskuyu Ukrainu / The Battle for Our Soviet Ukraine (1943) and Pobeda na pravoberezhnoi Ukraine / Victory on the Ukrainian Right Bank (1945) dealt with World War II. A number of Dovzhenko's unfilmed scripts were later made by his widow Yulia Solntseva. Dovzhenko also taught at VGIK (Vsesoyuznyi gosudarstvennyi institut kinematografii / All-Union State Cinema Institute) and wrote articles on film.
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Windrush Achievement Awards
At last year's Windrush Awards (2020), over 2,500 people voted for the people making a big difference in the community
Check out the winners below
Inspirational Young Person of the Year
Winner: Darious McLeod – Huddersfield
Darius started his career as a qualified mechanic and In 2018 he decided to pursue his ambition of starting a clothing brand 'Graft Hard'. From scratch he has established a reputable brand by investing in himself. Darius has just recently opened a barber shop in his local community. Now he plans to support other young people with training and mentorship by creating opportunities for them within his business.
Winner: Delroy Dacres – Bradford
Delroy Dacres is a stalwart in the community and has volunteered in the community for decades. He has been involved with 'Sports Campaign Against Racism', the Frontline Initiative and has been the manager of Campion Football club for over 25 years. Assisting many young people to achieve refereeing and coaching qualifications, he also organised many events including the local nations World Cup which was a unification of many cultures and a sports tournament which highlighted prostate cancer. As a person of positive actions Delroy has never sought rewards and brings success and a sense of achievement to those he meets and inspires.
Winner: Jamaica Society – Leeds
Jamaica Society Leeds is one of the UK's most revered Jamaican community organisations. We fly the flag for Jamaica, land we love, and Leeds, the city we love, operating from our very own Jamaica House, in the heart of the African Caribbean community we have been committed to since 1977. We cherish our community's elders and children through annual events and tackle isolation and loneliness through our Care Group. We champion Jamaican heritage, culture and Back history through inspirational work, most recently our record-breaking Eulogy Project and Back to Life online gallery.
Voluntary Sector Group of the Year
Winner: Speak to the Streets – Leeds
Speak to the Streets is a youth work organisation specialising in working with 11 to 19 year olds to try and provide alternatives to gang activity as a way of life. Promoting positivity, self belief using street culture. Their ethos is that together, we can make the streets more creative.
Social Enterprise of the Year
Winner: Conscious Youth – Huddersfield
Conscious Youth CIC is a youth-led social enterprise based in Kirklees. Having worked with over 900 young people across Kirklees, their work challenges inequalities by creating opportunities for young people to influence change and make a positive difference in their communities. One of their major achievements this year is their 'Bring Back our Park' campaign, raising enough money to install a new playground in a disadvantaged area of Huddersfield.
Community Activist Award
Winner: David Whyles & Paul Edmeade – Leeds
The duo have been active since the late 90's, starting in the hip-hop scene, funding their own projects and record label. They continue to work with young people by offering mentoring and providing a creative outlet.
Female Entrepreneur of the Year
Winner: S J Adams – Huddersfield
My business Urbanized Neckwear, started in 2016 was created as am outlet and way to express myself creatively. I began to create quirky neck structures from eye-catching fabrics, zips and fasteners. Before I knew it, I had transformed my hobby into a fashion brand, setting up online shops in the UK, France and the US and selling my exclusive high-end contemporary handcrafted Neckwear designs to customers all around the world. My ambition for the future is to continue to build upon my business and gain momentum as a motivational speaker as well as adding a Personal Styling Service to my business portfolio. I truly love what I do so to be recognised for it is both a blessing and honour!
Male Entrepreneur of the Year
Winner: Jhovan Hanson – Huddersfield
My name is Jay Hanson born and raised in Huddersfield. I am young, black and proud. Some of my top achievements include been the only person in my family to graduate from University and being a British Kickboxing Champion.
My businesses and organisations include Team Hanson, Team Bounce and Jays Gardening Services. Team Hanson is my main brand which I started in 2014 and has been running successfully since then. We specialise in martial arts and fitness helping young people tackle various social issues.
Emerging Community Business
Winner: The Hardfood Box – Bradford
The Hard Food Box provides customers with fresh, affordable cultural produce delivered, in pre packed 'soul boxes' straight to customers doors. The company has filled a gap in the market and have developed their business based on the needs of people from the African Caribbean community. They believe every plate should be vibrant with colour, rich with aroma and bursting with flavour.
Legacy Award for Lifetime Achievement
Winner: Mrs Flowers – Huddersfield
Alda Flowers is a "Great Jamaican" awarded through the Jamaican High Commission which aired on TVJ in the 2000s. She was also the sole recipient of the 2013 Governor-General UK Diaspora Award in held Jamaica. Qualified as a school teacher in Jamaica, she left just over 50 years ago for her nurse training scholarship. She has trained hundreds of doctors in Huddersfield. Prior to retiring she was a theatre sister. Alda served on the board for the National Children's Centre in the U.K whilst bringing up three children and welcoming three grandchildren alongside Johnny Flowers founder of Ashbrow Garage. She has been instrumental in organising the annual Jamaica Independence Service and Festival in Huddersfield. who recently sent heart monitors to local Jamaican hospitals and she continues to raise funds for annual Jamaica Festivities in the UK.
Winner: Mr Ivan Golding – Leeds
Ivan is an elder who came to England decades ago. He spent his career working on the railways for years and even wrote a book. He is an active member of his church and actively encourages young people in the community to get involved in civic duties and activities.
The Peoples Choice Award
Winner: Calma Ritchie – Bradford
Calma is an institution in Bradford and received lots of votes. One of the people that voted said "Calma makes the black community very proud of her achievements. I hav known her since the 80's, she has always had a city centre salon in Bradford also Harrogate. She lectures at leeds college for many years and deserves to win this award putting black hairdressing in the community. Calma also does European hair, Asian all nationality at her salon being inclusive and multicultural".
Calma has been responsible for inspring so many hairdressers that have followed her (and has trained most of them) and is a very worthy winner of this award.
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Internal Dialogue Of Horse And Rider Is Key To A Successful Ride
As the music came on the microphone, Aaron Ralston loped into the arena on his bridle less horse, circled both directions at various speeds, occasionally clapping his hands and asking the crowd to join in, before spinning both directions, coming to a
sliding stop for which he is most famous, and then backing his mount several yards.
As the first clinician at the recent Equifest of Kansas in Wichita, Ralston discussed the importance of rhythm in free style reining and of equal value while riding in every discipline.
Ralston is a native Colorado horseman who spent much of his younger years in the rodeo arena. After working for nationally-recognized reining horse trainer, Doug Milholland, Ralston returned to western Colorado, near Glenwood Springs, where he has a horse training business.
Initially specializing in reining and roping, Ralston later expanded to include reined cow horse (cutting, reining, fence work), ranch horse versatility and ranch sorting.
In 2006, Ralston competed as a member of the gold-medal-winning U.S. reining team at the World Equestrian Games in Aachen, Germany, where he also brought home the individual bronze medal riding Smart Paul Olena.
Last year, Ralston returned to the World Equestrian Games in Lexington, Kentucky, as NBC Sports "on-air"commentator for the nationally televised reining events.
Ralston also hosts the Cow Horse Productions feature called "The Ride" on RFD-TV every Monday. It is filmed on ranch locations and in arenas throughout the country and takes a creative look at reining, roping, cutting and other work. He spotlights skilled horsemen and rides with them, sharing the experience with the television
At the recent 2011 National Western Stock Show Freestyle Reining Competition in Denver, Colorado, Ralston placed third riding Spendin Peptos Money owned by Rheta Strong of Snowmass, Colorado Perhaps more importantly, Ralston won the "People's Choice" award for his performance.
It has been announced that Ralston will be featured clinician for Celebrate the Horse, the Northwest's premiere equine event, in Lynden, Washington, October 1-2. He will participate in Saturday night's VIP activities and stay over the next week for a clinic at the fairgrounds.
"Free style reining is a personal favourite event of mine," Ralston claimed. "I love the sport of reining, and everybody enjoys music. What could be better than combining the two?"
Although most people, including a number of seasoned professional horsemen, don't realize it, but "every horse has a beat," according to Ralston. "Music relates to the internal dialogue of every horse."
Moreover, the rider's attitude is always reflected to his horse, Ralston pointed out. "People typically use their horses as a relief, and when a person's day has gone bad, that is when there will be trouble with the horse," he explained.
"Like it or not, we are always training when we are riding our horse," the clinician continued. "The horse can pick up our feelings
"Our hands are the direct line to a horse's rhythm and getting in beat with it," Ralston demonstrated. "One, two; one, two, three, one, two; one, two three."
Consistency is the key to a rhythmical relationship between the rider and his mount. "If the rider doesn't send the same direction each time something is expected from the horse, he will make up his own mind and start second guessing," Ralston detailed. "Our horse depends on us for guidance. Our horse becomes what we think about
Different songs create a different mood in the rider and his mount, demonstrated Ralston, as various slow, next fast and then jazzy tunes were played on the sound system.
"Find that drum beat. That rhythm and dialogue that tells your horse what you want him to do," Ralston repeated.
In free style reining competitions, judges look for the rhythm of music that fits the horse.
"Some horses fit a slower beat that can almost put everybody to sleep, but a higher strung horse must have an upbeat tempo to perform to his potential," Ralston said.
Although understanding the depth of rhythm's importance to a horse is difficult for many people to comprehend, the clinician emphasized, "The worst thing for a rider is to not have a song, a rhythm, that internal dialogue with your horse."
However, every horse responds differently, Ralston admitted. "There are many different ways to develop a horse's potential, and it's not an over night deal. What might be one horse's rhythm is not the same in another horse."
Seeking questions from the audience, Ralston related that no matter what sequence is used by the horse and rider team in a free style reining competition, circles, spins, rollbacks and sliding stops are part of the judging.
"You must have the correct maneuvers no matter if riding bareback, bride less, and whatever the music, it still boils down to the individual performance," he contended.
"Whenever riding, you must always think about your internal song, your rhythm and the internal dialogue with your horse," Ralston concluded.
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Q: Boot time on Macbook Pro 11,1 hangs excessively due to unaddressable internal USB Card Reader error -62 Running a Mac OS X / Ubuntu 16.04 Dual Boot with Refind
Some time in December (roughly around the time Canonical went from the 4.10 to 4.13 kernel on 16.04) from taking 5 seconds to load the kernel to 50. It appears to be related to a failure to assign Apple's internal SD card to a USB address. A perusal of dmesg logs shows plenty of lengthy:
xhci_hcd 0000:00:14.0: Timeout while waiting for setup device command
lines, followed by
usb 2-3 device not accepting address 2, error -62
This error repeats itself for addresses 3,4,5. All told, it seems the kernel spends forty seconds trying really hard to assign usb2-3 an address before booting as normal.
Strangely, this doesn't always happen. It always happens on a cold reboot, but not happen on the first reboot. In those cases usb 2-3, which is Apple's internal SD card reader on my machine, is assigned immediately and the kernel loads in 5 seconds. The SD card works on that first reboot. (Interestingly, additional reboots do not necessarily get the boot process to go smoothly. It seems every other reboot works correctly.
I suspect this is a kernel bug, and I've been preparing to report it to Canonical. I've compiled that latest kernel (4.18-rc6) and even Mac OS X update to 10.12.6 to update machine firmware.
Before I do so, I thought it might be wise to ask if there's an acceptable work-around. I do not currently use the SD card for anything. Is there any way to tell the kernel to stop trying to load it? I've done everything I can to keep the machine up to date, but this system still hangs. This problem has been tested on the 4.10, 4.13, 4.15, 4.17, and 4.18rc6 kernels and they all give the same dmesg error, and the same "every other boot" behavior.
Relevant entries:
Dmesg (Bad boot, shortened)
   [    6.880125] xhci_hcd 0000:00:14.0: Timeout while waiting for setup device command
   [   12.256127] xhci_hcd 0000:00:14.0: Timeout while waiting for setup device command
   [   12.464099] usb 2-3: device not accepting address 2, error -62
   [   18.144129] xhci_hcd 0000:00:14.0: Timeout while waiting for setup device command
   [   23.520128] xhci_hcd 0000:00:14.0: Timeout while waiting for setup device command
   [   23.728098] usb 2-3: device not accepting address 3, error -62
   [   29.664130] xhci_hcd 0000:00:14.0: Timeout while waiting for setup device command
   [   35.040118] xhci_hcd 0000:00:14.0: Timeout while waiting for setup device command
   [   35.248100] usb 2-3: device not accepting address 4, error -62
   [   41.184129] xhci_hcd 0000:00:14.0: Timeout while waiting for setup device command
   [   46.560125] xhci_hcd 0000:00:14.0: Timeout while waiting for setup device command
   [   46.768096] usb 2-3: device not accepting address 5, error -62
   [   46.796134] usb usb2-port3: unable to enumerate USB device

dmesg (summarize) good boot
    [    1.588163] usb 2-3: new SuperSpeed Gen 1 USB device number 2 using xhci_hcd
    [    1.610053] usb 2-3: New USB device found, idVendor=05ac, idProduct=8406, bcdDevice= 8.20
    [    1.610055] usb 2-3: New USB device strings: Mfr=3, Product=4, SerialNumber=5
    [    1.610056] usb 2-3: Product: Card Reader
    [    1.610057] usb 2-3: Manufacturer: Apple
    [    1.610058] usb 2-3: SerialNumber: 000000000820

lspci
    00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation Haswell-ULT DRAM Controller (rev 09)
    00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Haswell-ULT Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 09)
    00:03.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation Haswell-ULT HD Audio Controller (rev 09)
    00:14.0 USB controller: Intel Corporation 8 Series USB xHCI HC (rev 04)
    00:16.0 Communication controller: Intel Corporation 8 Series HECI #0 (rev 04)
    00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 8 Series HD Audio Controller (rev 04)
    00:1c.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation 8 Series PCI Express Root   Port 1 (rev e4)
    00:1c.1 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation 8 Series PCI Express Root Port 2 (rev e4)
    00:1c.2 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation 8 Series PCI Express Root Port 3 (rev e4)
    00:1c.4 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation 8 Series PCI Express Root Port 5 (rev e4)
    00:1c.5 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation 8 Series PCI Express Root Port 6 (rev e4)
    00:1f.0 ISA bridge: Intel Corporation 8 Series LPC Controller (rev 04)
    00:1f.3 SMBus: Intel Corporation 8 Series SMBus Controller (rev 04)
    02:00.0 Multimedia controller: Broadcom Corporation 720p FaceTime HD Camera
    03:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4360 802.11ac Wireless Network Adapter (rev 03)
    04:00.0 SATA controller: Samsung Electronics Co Ltd Apple PCIe SSD (rev 01)
    05:00.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation DSL5520 Thunderbolt [Falcon Ridge]
    06:00.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation DSL5520 Thunderbolt [Falcon Ridge]
    06:03.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation DSL5520 Thunderbolt [Falcon Ridge]
    06:04.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation DSL5520 Thunderbolt [Falcon Ridge]
    06:05.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation DSL5520 Thunderbolt [Falcon Ridge]
    06:06.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation DSL5520 Thunderbolt [Falcon Ridge]
    07:00.0 System peripheral: Intel Corporation DSL5520 Thunderbolt [Falcon Ridge]

lshw (card reader, good boot)
    *-usbhost:1
        product: xHCI Host Controller
        vendor: Linux 4.18.0-rc6 xhci-hcd
        physical id: 1
        bus info: usb@2
        logical name: usb2
        version: 4.18
        capabilities: usb-3.00
        configuration: driver=hub slots=4 speed=5000Mbit/s
        *-usb
            description: Mass storage device
            product: Card Reader
            vendor: Apple
            physical id: 3
            bus info: usb@2:3
            logical name: scsi0
            version: 8.20
            serial: 000000000820
            capabilities: usb-3.00 scsi emulated scsi-host
            configuration: driver=usb-storage maxpower=896mA speed=5000Mbit/s
            *-disk
                description: SCSI Disk
                product: SD Card Reader
                vendor: APPLE
                physical id: 0.0.0
                bus info: scsi@0:0.0.0
                logical name: /dev/sdb
                version: 3.00
                serial: 000000000820
                capabilities: removable
                configuration: ansiversion=6 logicalsectorsize=512 sectorsize=512
                    *-medium
                     physical id: 0
                     logical name: /dev/sdb


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Виктория — остров архипелага Чонос в Чили. Наивысшая точка — 759 метров над уровнем моря. На острове есть сильно вытянутое озеро - примерно одиннадцать километров на один в самой широкой части.

См. также
 Список островов Чили

Примечания

Ссылки
 Islands of Chile @ United Nations Environment Programme
 World island information @ WorldIslandInfo.com
 South America Island High Points above 1000 meters

Чонос (архипелаг)
Острова Тихого океана