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GeometryElementary Geometry for College StudentsFor Exercises 49 to 50, use the following information. Relative to its point departure or some other point of reference, the angle that is used to locate the position of a ship or airplane is called its bearing. The bearing may also be used to describe the direction in which the airplane or ship is moving. By using an angle between 0 ° and 90 ° , a bearing is measured from the North-South line toward the East or West. In the diagram, airplane A (which is 250 miles from Chicago's O ' Hare airport's control tower) has a bearing of S 53 ° W. Find bearing of airplane C relative to the control tower.
For Exercises 49 to 50, use the following information. Relative to its point departure or some other point of reference, the angle that is used to locate the position of a ship or airplane is called its bearing. The bearing may also be used to describe the direction in which the airplane or ship is moving. By using an angle between 0 ° and 90 ° , a bearing is measured from the North-South line toward the East or West. In the diagram, airplane A (which is 250 miles from Chicago's O ' Hare airport's control tower) has a bearing of S 53 ° W. Find bearing of airplane C relative to the control tower.
1.1 Sets, Statements, And Reasoning1.2 Informal Geometry And Measurement1.3 Early Definitions And Postulates1.4 Angles And Their Relationships1.5 Introduction To Geometric Proof1.6 Relationships: Perpendicular Lines1.7 The Formal Proof Of A Theorem1.CR Review Exercises1.CT Test
For Exercises 49 to 50, use the following information. Relative to its point departure or some other point of reference, the angle that is used to locate the position of a ship or airplane is called its bearing. The bearing may also be used to describe the direction in which the airplane or ship is moving. By using an angle between 0 ° and 90 ° , a bearing is measured from the North-South line toward the East or West. In the diagram, airplane A (which is 250 miles from Chicago's O ' Hare airport's control tower) has a bearing of S 53 ° W.
Find bearing of airplane C relative to the control tower.
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Find: a...Ch. 1.CT - In the figure, mEFG=68 and m3=33. Find m4.________Ch. 1.CT - In the figure, m3=x and m4=2x3. If mEFG=69, find:...Ch. 1.CT - Lines l and m intersect at point P. If m1=43,...Ch. 1.CT - If m1=2x3andm3=3x28, find: a x_______ b m1_______Ch. 1.CT - If m1=2x3andm2=6x1, find: a x_________ b...Ch. 1.CT - s3 and 4 not shown are complementary. Where m3=x...Ch. 1.CT - Construct the angle bisector of obtuse angle RST.Ch. 1.CT - Construct the perpendicular bisector of AB.Ch. 1.CT - In exercises 20 to 22, complete the missing...Ch. 1.CT - In exercises 20 to 22, complete the missing...Ch. 1.CT - In exercises 20 to 22, complete the missing...Ch. 1.CT - Obtuse angle ABC is bisected by BD and is...
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News | Selby Civic Society coach trip to Salford Quays
Selby Civic Society coach trip to Salford Quays
Event Date: July 18, 2015 Location: Wistow and Selby
If you haven't already booked and wish to go on this trip please email the Society using the "Get in Touch" feature to check that there are places still available. The cost is £16 per person. Please let us know where you would like to board the coach - Wistow at 9.00am or Selby Bus Station at 9.15am.
The principal attractions at Salford Quays are:
The Lowry Centre and the Lowry Gallery which is the main collection of Lowry artwork in the world. It's free, though you can make a voluntary donation.
If you click on the link below and turn to pages 4 and 5 you can view a short video of what the newly revamped Lowry Gallery exhibits – it was reopened in mid-June – and see a few Lowry paintings.
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There are free talks on L S Lowry at 12.00 and 2.00pm.
There is a café/restaurant in the Lowry centre.
The sensational Imperial War Museum North housed in a striking award winning building. Forget dull and dusty cases of artefacts – it's a highly interactive and moving experience for kids from 10 to 95. It's about people and their stories – how war continues to shape and change lives.See http://www.iwm.org.uk/visits/iwm-north for more information.
It's free, though you can make a voluntary donation.
IWM North was the first building in the UK to be designed by renowned architect Daniel Libeskind. The striking steel building was created to reflect the subject matter of war; three 'shards' pieced together represent a globe that has been shattered by conflict, and though put back together again, will never be the same. The building is unlike a traditional museum; intentionally disorientating, sometimes even unsettling, to give you an immersive experience.
The Main Exhibition Space takes you through a timeline of wars Britain and the Commonwealth have been involved in from the First World War to the present day. Six walled off spaces called 'Silos' within the space look at themes common to all conflict – from the role of women, to science and technology.
A new exhibition about life in the Blitz "Horrible Histories, Blitzed Brits" has just opened and is highly recommended.
There are frequent film shows projected onto the huge walls of the interior space.
A collection of artwork "WithDraw" showing life in Afghanistan after the troop withdrawal may interest you. Leading reportage illustrator George Butler has captured the impact on everyday life in Afghanistan in the drawback of western troops, who have been present in the country since 2001. His artworks, drawn live as events happened, offer a compelling insight into life away from foreign television cameras, in between the stories that make news headlines.
Don't miss the opportunity to ascend the AirShard- one of the most iconic features of the Manchester skyline for fabulous views over the Salford Quays area and beyond. Stand 100 feet in the air and experience spectacular views of MediaCityUK, The Quays and Manchester. Look down through the mesh gangway under your feet to spot the anti-aircraft searchlight pointing up at you from the ground below.Only £1.20.
There's a café/restaurant in the IWMN.
Nearby Media City houses the BBC and ITV centres – tours can be made, but you will have to pre-book. See http://www.mediacityuk.co.uk/
Any finally, for those in need of retail therapy there is a large shopping mall nearby - There are many eating options in the Lowry Shopping Mall.http://www.lowryoutlet.co.uk/store-directory/

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Used car review: Peugeot 307 HDi
A diesel wagon is the pick of the litter, but beware of reliability issues.
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PEUGEOT is one of those brands that we've long associated with diesel engines.
Long before the turbo diesel was another word for sexy, Peugeot had been already selling oil-burners to farmers and rural doctors for decades.
So it shouldn't come as any surprise to learn that the 307 model, launched here in 2002, was immediately available with a turbo diesel engine.
Of course, that first version used an engine that made just 66 kilowatts from a full 2.0-litres, so it was hardly cutting-edge stuff.
But a much better solution was to arrive with the 2005 facelift. Despite a reduction to 1.6-litres of capacity, the new 307 XS HDi turbo diesel cranked out a much handier 80kW (as well as more torque) for a more relaxed, not to mention quicker, way to get where you were going.
Stump up the extra money for the XSE version and you got a 2.0-litre turbo diesel with 100kW of power, and a stomping 320Nm of torque. Throw in that version's six-speed manual gearbox and you had a true long-distance specialist.
The real point here is that when it comes to late-model Peugeots, you're really better off going with the diesel option. They simply make for better cars and make a lot more sense at the fuel bowser.
The caveat is that a diesel will be more expensive to purchase (even second-hand) and potentially more costly to service, so if you don't cover enough kilometres per year to justify that extra outlay, maybe the petrol version comes back into play.
But for most folks, the relaxed, flexible nature of the turbo diesel — particularly the later ones — will be enough to make the experience worth pursuing.
The 307 diesel (or HDi, as it as known within Peugeot) was available in two formats; a five-door hatchback and a wagon, dubbed the Touring (pictured).
The wagon is the pick of them purely because it offers a bigger luggage compartment and is therefore more practical. As well, it's unlikely that there were many drivers who bought a Peugeot 307 for the car's sex appeal.
The driving experience was about what you'd expect for a modern turbo diesel mid-sizer, but those who know Peugeot from the old days might have been a bit disappointed by the rather firm ride.
It wasn't too bad in isolation, but it certainly wasn't the magic carpet stuff for which old French cars are rightfully famous.
The other disappointment is likely to come in the reliability department.
Again, the 307 seems to be no match for the bulletproof models on which Peugeot built its reputation in the 1950s and '60s and there's a long list of things to watch for when buying second-hand.
Recalls and service campaigns have blighted the 307's reputation as have a range of irritating problems noted by owners over the years.
More than 5000 examples of the 307 were affected by a recall to replace software in the body computer that could, under a worst-case scenario, switch off the headlights without warning.
Brakes were affected, too, with more than one recall to attend to this area. In one instance, the car's brake pipe could rub against its mounting fixture leading to a leak developing and a loss of fluid with predictable consequences. In another, a front anti-roll bar linkage could also rub against a brake pipe with potentially a similarly serious outcome.
The rest of the front suspension also came in for attention with pivots and ball-joints giving trouble early in the car's life and a problem with the rear cross-member also had some owners back at their local dealership.
Under the bonnet, recalls and service bulletins applied to things like the engine's vacuum pump which provided the assistance for the power brakes, a batch of dud engine relay units which could simply stop working, EGR valves which could clog up and cause running problems (including, according to some, turbocharger failure) and a bunch of engine temperature sensors which developed cracks and, left unattended, could lead to damage to the car's engine-management computer.
Throw in a service campaign to reboot the software on some cars and you can see why some owners were on first-name — if not friendly — terms with their Peugeot dealers.
Beyond those factory-listed faults are the experiences of many an owner which suggest silly little problems also plagued the 307.
We've heard of temperature controls jamming on full heat, anti-lock brakes sending fault codes to the computer for no good reason and front power windows that either work erratically or not at all.
Front brake rotors also seem prone to warping and, while you're inside checking that the temperature knob on the climate-control does, in fact, alter the temperature, check the steering wheel for signs of its outer layer cracking or starting to peel.
Modern Peugeots — and this isn't limited to the 307 — also seem to wear out their other major components faster than some of the competition. Check the condition of driveshafts, transmission and the body's general condition before making a decision.
It's a bit hard to know when the rot set in with Peugeots but it seems the 307 was, reliability wise, anyway, no real advance on the 306 which, at least, had the advantage of being a cutting-edge drive. Not something you can really say about the 307.
But find a good one and be prepared to stay on top of maintenance and the 307 in turbo diesel form has that relaxed performance and those minuscule running costs very much in its favour.
Just don't buy the wrong one.
NEED TO KNOW:
Silly electrical problems inside cabin.
A raft of recalls involved the 307. Make sure any potential purchase has been fully attended to.
Check the steering wheel rim for peeling and cracking.
Don't be tempted by a car without a full service record. These things need their maintenance.
Turbo diesel engine can be more expensive to service over the life of the car.
Interested in buying Peugeot 307? Visit our Peugeot showroom for more information.
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The MPH culminating experience is intended to provide the opportunity for students to address a public health question or issue of their interest that draws from their academic experience. It provides students with the opportunity to apply, integrate, and synthesize knowledge and experience obtained during their academic course of study to a question or problem of public health relevance. In some cases the culminating project idea or opportunity may evolve from the student's practice placement experience.
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Pharmacy Medical's Controlled Drugs Cabinets at the Pharmacy Show 2018.
Pharmacy Medical will be there exhibiting their market leading range of Controlled Drugs Cabinets, Medicine Cabinets and MDS Drugs Trolleys. This year Pharmacy Medical will also be exhibiting several new products designed to improve and compliment their current market leading catalogue.
The Pharmacy Show 2018 Controlled Drugs Cabinets.
The Pharmacy Show will be held this coming weekend (Sunday / Monday – 7th-8th October) at the NEC Birmingham. Billed as the Ultimate Event for pharmacy owners, the Pharmacy Show attracts thousands of Independent pharmacists and Corporate chains. Set over the Sunday and Monday, it is a fantastic opportunity for us as a company to show the world of pharmacy what we can do, and how we can do it, now better than ever before. Set over two halls, 18 and 19, the show is the UK's largest CPD-accredited event for UK community pharmacy.
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Pharmacy Medicals range of Controlled Drugs Cabinets is the UK's largest stock single manufacturer range offering better then ever choice and value for independent pharmacy, NHS and everyone in-between. Their ever growing catalogue now features 25 stock cabinets ranging from 5 Litres through to 270 litres in capacity. Featuring design features that set their cabinets apart from the competition, pop by and see us at the show to see for yourself.
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Hygienic and tough white powder coated finish.
Adjustable shelving on select models.
Set up for the show takes place on the Saturday before. On that afternoon all exhibitors descend on the NEC to convert the two halls from an empty space, into the show that visitors will see on over the following two days. If you didn't see it, you'd struggle to believe how quickly these shows are set up. Full stands, carpets laid, lighting, sound systems and more besides are set up in the best part of a day. For us at Pharmacy Medical, setting up shows is now a well oiled process. As manufacturers, we have designed our show stands to be easy to transport into and out of the show, whilst making them attractive for all our visitors. For us, setting up our stand will take around an hour. Including the commute to and from the NEC, set up takes around 5 hours, so not too bad.
The shows are long days but the time flies by and before we know it, it's time to break down and go home. Monday evening at 5pm as soon as the show is over, all stands start to dismantle. This is an even bigger surprise. The stands that took hours to assemble, take no time at all to break down. By early evening all stands are gone and the hall is back to normal.


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Nepal keeps a close watch on Tibetan refugees amid India-China standoff
New Delhi, Sep 23:The Nepal government has directed its security forces and intelligence agencies to keep a close watch on movements of Tibetan refugees owing to the ongoing India and China military impasse over border issues, sources said.
Further, an assessment was carried out by the Nepal Army where it clearly stated that "these refugees would pose a security threat in case of hostilities" between India and China.
Sources said the decision to keep a tab on Tibetan refugees lately was taken after China pressured Nepal to do so coupled with Tibetans being part of India's Special Frontier Force (SFF) especially engaged in covert operations behind Chinese lines.
It was when Subedar Nyima Tenzin, a SFF officer, was killed in a military operation to occupy previously unoccupied heights in Chushul sector in eastern Ladakh in India on August 30 that the focus shifted to Tibetan refugees.
The SFF was raised by India's Intelligence Bureau in the immediate aftermath of the 1962 China-India war.
The covert outfit recruited Tibetan exiles and was initially named Establishment 22. Subsequently renamed SSF, it now falls under the purview of the Cabinet Secretariat.
Now, China wants close monitoring of Tibetan refugees in Nepal.
Nepal shares a 1,236-kilometre-long border with China and is home to a sizeable Tibetan community. There are around 20,000 Tibetan refugees in Nepal. Many of them live in former detention camps that have been transformed into permanent settlements.
Nepal and China had signed several security and intelligence-sharing agreements since 2008.
On China's insistence Nepal had agreed to enforce a ban on Tibetan public demonstrations; implement close monitoring of the Tibetan community, its leaders, and real or perceived activists and deploy a sizeable number of Nepali armed police in Tibetan neighbourhoods on politically sensitive dates.
"China also enrols certain members of Nepal's intelligence and law-enforcement agencies to monitor and infiltrate Tibetan communities living in Nepal," sources said.
Nepal's crackdown on Tibetans, under the pressure of China, has been continuing for several years, the source said. "Most of the Tibetans in Nepal do not have a residential permit. They are also unable to open bank accounts or own property," the source said.
He also stated that a confidential diplomatic cable created by the US embassy in New Delhi for period of Jan 30-Feb 19, 2010 released last week by Wikileaks titled 'Update on Tibetan refugee flow' stated that the Chinese government rewards Nepali forces by providing financial incentives to officers who hand over Tibetans attempting to exit China.


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10 of Arnold Schwarzenegger's Best Quotes
We've compiled some of the legendary bodybuilder's best quotes on life, lifting, and chasing success.
by Peter McGough
Arnold Schwarzenegger is known for being one of the most successful men in Hollywood, a far cry from his humble youth in the tiny village of Thal in Austria.
It's safe to say he learned a lot along the road to becoming a legendary professional bodybuilder, movie star, politician, activist, and philanthropist (to name just a few of his endeavors), so we've compiled some quotes to get his take on everything from getting ripped to learning from life's low points.
If you want to train like Arnold, check out his legs, biceps, chest, and shoulders workouts and training tips.
Arnold Schwarzenegger 11 of the Best Arnold Movies
Check out the "Austrian Oak" in any of his Hollywood hits.
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1. On Loneliness
"The Austrian Oak" didn't always need a team of bodyguards to keep adoring fans away. In fact, he says he was a pretty lonely kid—and it worked out for the better.
"I was lonely as a child. Now I see there was an advantage to sitting by myself for hours, day after day. It gave me the chance to think and visualize, and form my goals."
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2. On Becoming a Bodybuilding Champ
It was the sport of bodybuilding that brought Schwarzenegger to the U.S. thanks to a telegram from Joe Weider.
"After the 1968 Mr. Universe in London, I received a telegram from Joe Weider. It read, 'Congratulations. I want you to come to America to compete in the IFBB Mr. Universe.' I was like, 'What time is the next plane?'"
3. On Failure
In the Oak's opinion, it's not a bad thing.
"What is interesting about failure is that it is more important as a learning tool than a victory. If you win, you don't have to sit and think out a different approach."
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4. On Competition
Whether it's a governor's race or an athletic competition, Schwarzenegger doesn't get himself psyched out.
"The polls do not decide anything. As an athlete, I know all about peaking. An athlete can be out of shape in the off-season, but as contest day approaches, he plans to peak on that day. So I don't worry about the scoring on days when there is no contest."
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5. On 'Pumping Iron'
The legendary film that followed Schwarzenegger's rivalry with Lou Ferrigno during the 1975 Mr. Universe and Mr. Olympia made the Austrian a household name.
"In Pumping Iron, I got to play one of the all-time great cinematic characters: myself."
6. On His Love For Bodybuilding
He may be a renaissance man now, but the businessman, actor, and former governor will always be thankful for the sport that started it all.
"My love for the sport, my appreciation, is based on the fact that everything I achieved in life originated from bodybuilding."
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7. On Taking Steps Forward, Not Back
Everyone hits rough patches, but take it from the Governator—you shouldn't let it keep you down.
"I am a person who hates to look back. I only want to look forward. I only want to move forward."
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8. On Prioritizing the Important Things
When too many opportunities come knocking, you need to know when to set some to the side and focus.
"Over the seven years of being governor of California, I gave up maybe $200 million from potential movie roles and spent $40 million or so of my own money on funding election campaigns and other propositions."
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9. On Knowledge
You don't get to the top by keeping a closed mind, according to Schwarzenegger.
"I'm always interested in new ideas. I'm like a sponge ready to absorb any information. I'm hungry for knowledge. I'm hungry for the experience of doing new things."
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10. On Appreciating the Present
Sometimes, even Schwarzenegger himself can't believe how far he's come from his humble beginnings.
"I don't want to pinch myself too hard, because I don't want to wake up and find the whole thing was really a dream. Can you imagine? I wake up at 5 a.m. and someone is shaking me saying, 'Komm, Arnold, Zeit für Ihre Schicht im Stahlwerk!'" [Translation: "Come on, Arnold, time for your shift at the steel mill."]
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The Political Economy of Famine: The Ukrainian Famine of 1933
https://doi.org/10.3886/E128401
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Naumenko, Natalya (George Mason University)
Economic History Center at Northwestern University
Balzan Foundation
The 1933 Ukrainian famine killed as many as 2.6 million people out of a population of 32 million. Historians offer three main explanations: weather, economic policies, genocide. This paper documents that (1) available data do not support weather as the main explanation: 1931 and 1932 weather predicts harvest roughly equal to the 1924–1929 average; weather explains up to 8.1 percent of excess deaths. (2) Policies (collectivization of agriculture and the lack of favored industries) significantly increased famine mortality; collectivization explains up to 52 percent of excess deaths. (3) There is some evidence that ethnic Ukrainians and Germans were discriminated against.
Time Period: Sat Jan 01 00:00:00 EST 1927--Sun Dec 31 00:00:00 EST 1933 (1933 famine)
Collection Date(s): Wed Jan 01 00:00:00 EST 2014--Thu Dec 31 00:00:00 EST 2015
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Ukrainian regions (okrugs, as of 1927) and districts (as of 1933) and their characteristics.
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This study is freely available to the general public via web download.
DOI: 10.3886/E128401V1
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Naumenko, Natalya (2020): The Political Economy of Famine: The Ukrainian Famine of 1933. Version: V0. ICPSR - Interuniversity Consortium for Political and Social Research. Dataset. https://doi.org/10.3886/E128401


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John Lennon and David Bowie: Did Beatles star have a 'fling' with David Bowie?
John Lennon had one great love in his life: music, part of which was created with his friends in The Beatles. However, in his private life, he also had two marriages, one of which lasted until his death in 1970. It turns out, however, he may have been interested in someone else: David Bowie.
According to a new book from music writer Lesley-Ann Jones, John Lennon and David Bowie were much more than friends at one point.
In fact, it turns out the pair had a short 'fling' while John went through his lost weekend.
The Lost Weekend is known by fans as a period during which he and his wife, Yoko Ono, had separated, and he became involved with May Pang, a young assistant.
During this time many things occurred, including John's increased use of LSD, his reconciliation with Sir Paul McCartney, and reportedly a 'fling' with David.
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In her new book, Lesley-Ann describes a lunch she had with David in the 1990s, during which he admitted to this having taken place.
He said: "There was a whore in the middle, and it wasn't either of us.
"At some point in proceedings, she left. I think it was a she. Not that we minded."
According to Lesley-Ann, May was herself unsure of her own arrangements with John, and told her she "simply couldn't say no to him… No one could."
David and John continued to be great friends, and on tour in 1983 David performed Imagine, before which he spoke of his friendship with the Beatles star.
He said: "I asked John one day, 'How do you write your songs?'
"He said, 'It's easy, you just say what you mean, you put a backbeat to it.'.
"I said, 'What do you think of my kind of rock 'n' roll?' and he said, 'It's great but it's just rock 'n' roll with lipstick on.'"
David went on to talk about their last time together in Hong Kong, where John put on a Beatles jacket for David to take a photograph.
The singer admitted he still had the photo, but thought John had 'outgrown' the Beatles jacket, possibly making a remark at how John's music developed from his time in the band.
After telling this story at the gig, which was on December 8, 1983, three years after John's death, David sang Imagine in tribute to the late singer.
Despite their supposed 'fling,' Yoko was also close to David, and once referred to him as 'family' in an interview.
She shared on Twitter after David died in January 2016: "John and David respected each other. They were well matched in intellect and talent.
"As John and I had very few friends, we felt David was as close as family.
"After John died, David was always there for Sean and me. When Sean was at boarding school in Switzerland, David would pick him up and take him on trips to museums and let Sean hang out at his recording studio in Geneva.
"For Sean, this is losing another father figure. It will be hard for him, I know. But we have some sweet memories which will stay with us forever."
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Chicago is a big city with a lot of hot serving and bartending jobs. The competition can be fierce, and if you don't have any connections, then timing is going to be crucial to finding a good job there. If you move to Chicago at the right time of year, then you are sure to find a great serving job without too much difficulty. Here are some tips on when to move to Chicago and some strategies to getting a good serving or bartending job there.
The tourist season in downtown Chicago kicks off on Memorial Day weekend and stays steady until the middle of October. Spring is the best time to move there and look for a serving job. Almost every restaurant in the downtown area hires new staff between March and May. Great weather, festivals, baseball games, and an incredible skyline keep the restaurants downtown packed all summer long. If you get a serving or bartending job downtown during this time, you are sure to make some great money.
A few large new restaurants open every year downtown and you may be able to get on the original staff of a new restaurant if you keep your eye out. Craigslist can be useful for finding new restaurants announcing an open-call. Most of the restaurants in Chicago don't use Craigslist unless they need to staff an entirely new restaurant. Using it tends to attract the wrong applicants, and most restaurants will only do it as a last resort. I once showed up along with about fifty other candidates to apply for one serving job that was advertised online. I probably had a decent shot, but my coffee already wore off by the time it was my turn, and I didn't even try. Don't waste your time! Almost every restaurant needs to hire in the spring, so be pro-active and go apply where you want to work instead.
Another good strategy is to apply at restaurants with patios in the spring. Many restaurants in Chicago have large patios that open and increase their capacity at this time, and they will have to hire more servers and bartenders to staff them. Any restaurant in downtown Chicago with a patio will be hiring at least some new staff in the spring. Some of the restaurants in the most seasonal locations, like the Navy Pier, more than double their staff just for the summer season.
Once it starts to get cold, patios begin to close and tourists will stop coming in such large numbers. Many Chicagoans prefer to eat in their own neighborhoods in the winter. Because of this, bartending or cocktail serving in small neighborhood bars and restaurants on the north and west sides of town can be very lucrative in the winter.
Serving jobs, on the other hand, are not as abundant in the neighborhoods and can be very difficult to find during any time of year. You will almost certainly need to have some connection to get hired as a server in a neighborhood restaurant, even in the spring. I would recommend spending your first summer and fall working downtown while you try to make a connection on a neighborhood job for the winter. Or, just take off and work somewhere else for the winter, that's what I do.
If you want to keep working downtown, then you should definitely look for a restaurant that doesn't have a patio or is more winter themed. Chicago gets very cold in the winter and if you find yourself commuting downtown to work at a slow restaurant in January, then you may find yourself getting depressed pretty quickly. A lot of servers and bartenders have a job at a high-volume touristy restaurant downtown in the summer to compliment their more laid-back neighborhood job that they keep year round or work during the off-season.


Estes Park is a vacation destination with activities and attractions for all age levels and interests. Not only is this picturesque mountain town close to Rocky Mountain National Park and numerous sightseeing opportunities, but it also hosts a variety of events and festivals that run throughout the year. No matter when you visit, you're likely to find an Estes Park festival taking place.
Numerous art exihibits take place throughout the warmer months, with artists displaying works in various media and often focusing on the local scenery and wildlife. The art festivals are complimented by a summer concert series with free live music.
The winter months kick of with Catch the Glow, a November festival marking the beginning of the holiday season with parades, carolers, visits from Santa and more. But that's just the beginning! The Estes Park Winter Festival is next and occurs in conjunction with Winter Trails Day, a fun opportunity to try out snowshoeing for the first time (or the hundredth!).
Other fun festivals include the Stanley Film Festival, which celebrates Stephen King's The Shining and it's location: Estes Park's Stanley Hotel.
The Scandanavian Midsummer Festival, the Heritage Festival and the Longs Peak Scottish-Irish Heritage Festival all celebrate aspects of Estes Park's local culture and history with a variety of competitions and performances.
Finally, in the fall, the Autumn Gold Festival and Elk Fest celebrate Estes Park's natural attractions with the changing of the seasons.
Throughout the year, smaller festivals augment the major events with farmers markets, races, and more. You won't want to miss Estes Park festivals on your Colorado vacation for the perfect balance of nature, culture, history, and more.
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Just finished the first season of Jack Ryan.
Prime video is pretty sweet. I keep my HBO sub with prime.
Loved the movies, I did not think I would have liked the series but after getting into it, as you said, Damn Good Show!
^ that looked good, also caught a commercial for the new version of Top Gear with the original guys that I'll definitely get into as well.
Bosch is pretty good as well.
I got rid of satellite TV a couple of months ago. I have Prime, Netflix and an antenna for local channels. I wish I would have made the change long ago.
Between Prime and Netflix, there's a stupid amount of good content.
Prime: Season 1 of Jack Ryan was good enough that I'm looking forward to Season 2. Bosch is really, really good.
Netflix: Ozark is really good. Season 2 is even better than Season 1.
The Tick was pretty good, they have the first couple seasons of The Expanse available and are going to be producing it from here on out. Also, check out the pilot for Johnson VanDam, a got a chuckle out of it.
There's also a ton of good movies on it, too many to list.
Bosch,Goliath,Ozark and Jack Ryan..........best of Prime IMHO.
I have Prime, but there's so much stuff to watch between Netflix and Hulu, that I forget all about it. Might have to revisit.
Watched first two episodes of Night Manager last night. Might be one of best Prime offerings yet. Based on a Le Carre novel.
I'm on season 2 of Goliath, I don't know why he bothers me yet I can't help but appreciate some of Billy B's roles.
Night Manager was very good.
I like the new age almost film noir feel and the characters are balanced and compelling.
+1, now through episode 5.
Getting into Homecoming with Julia Roberts.
Just started season two of Patriot. Strange, but I like it.
Just tried ep 1 of that one. Intrigued but terrified of being hooked on another series.
Halfway through Season 2 of Patriot. Still strange....maybe stranger than S1, even. I still like it. But....really...wtf?
Two episodes left in Justified.
Someone needs to start a Anyone watch Hulu thread.
The ABC Murders with John Malkovich is good too.
For just a few $ more add Showtime.........some of the best series out there are here.
Just finished season 1 of Tin Star. Dark and grisly.
ABC Murders, short and sweet. I'm a fan of Malkovich.
Watch list includes, Jack Ryan, Mrs. Maisal, Masterpiece Theater and dabble in a few others.
New season of Bosch, 04/19.
I think this coming episode is the last one for Fiona. From day one, this actress has turned in top shelf performances covering virtually every possible situation and emotion humans can face...and more than a few good nekkid scenes too.
Apparently she has other talents that surpass her acting skills.
Crazy show, I admit I drifted away here and there over the years, but I found that I could tune into an episode at any time in any season and not feel like I needed to be filled in on what I had missed.
And with a lead character named Frank...a formula for success.
Dude! Shrek is for kids WTF! You are just sick.
That's what I'm hearing as well.She is a great actress and looks mighty good nekid.........definitely makes L'il Ron dance.
Frank for Father of the Decade.


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Cartoons Are Appropriate For Developing Children's narrative Skills And Values
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Media consumption by schoolchildren in the 3rd year (8-9 year-olds) and 6th year (11-12 year-olds) of Primary Education, their narrative skills and the perceptions they have about the values/countervalues of the cartoons was explored by the Department of Evolutionary Psychology and Education of the UPV/EHU's Faculty of Education, Philosophy and Anthropology. The research was conducted in various phases divided into two subcategories.
Firstly, the use that schoolchildren make of various devices, the Internet in particular, as well as the support and control strategies used by their parents, the positive and negative conceptions parents have about the use, difficulties and challenges they face when mediating in their use were identified. The aim of this section was to adapt the mediation programmes on the basis of the actual situation of families, schools and society.
Secondly, various tests were conducted to delve further into the interpretation and decoding that the schoolchildren carry out on the messages transmitted by the fictional content of the cartoons. These tests revealed that the type of narrative or non-narrative structure that characterises the cartoons affects the reception, processing, comprehension, memory and what the messages conjure up, in terms of narrative skills and perception of values/countervalues, of 8-12-year-old children.
"The narrative cartoons we analysed have the same structure as classical stories (introduction, core and denouement). The thread can be easily followed. In the non-narrative cartoons we analysed, the events do not take place in the same context, the characters jump continually from an everyday atmosphere to another virtual one, and the individual watching has difficulty understanding the reasons and outcomes of the events. What is more, in the latter, clinchers are used continually," explained the UPV/EHU researcher Eider Oregui.
Didactic proposals
To conduct the study two types of cartoons were selected on the basis of high audience rates in the age groups being targeted by the study: Doraemon, with a narrative structure, and Code Lyoko, with a non-narrative structure.
After displaying the cartoons, "we asked the schoolchildren to tell us what they remembered from what they had seen, and that way we analysed their narrative skills as well as the values and countervalues they had perceived," added Oregui, who was responsible for the research. The accounts by the schoolchildren who had watched the cartoons with a narrative structure were much longer and more detailed and the values and countervalues were perceived effortlessly. In the case of the non-narrative ones, however, the accounts were very short, they had been altered, and focus was placed almost exclusively on the sequences of the action; the children also experienced greater difficulty perceiving the values and countervalues of the subject matter".
The researchers also measured the schoolchildren's attention capacity while they were watching the cartoons, and they noticed that the cartoons with a narrative structure provided the children with attention breaks. By contrast, during the non-narrative cartoons the schoolchildren maintained continuous eye contact with the screen.
In the narrative cartoons, "each one chooses, as a viewer, what to pay attention to or not, in other words, it involves voluntary attention, whereas in the non-narrative ones attention is not voluntary because of the ongoing effect of the clinchers," she explained. The viewers do not control their attention, which may mean that they do not properly understand the events when processing the information".
In any case, the researcher regards both types of cartoons as valid.
"The same values/countervalues always appear in the narrative cartoons analysed but in different situations, and this aids the children's comprehension and processing; yet it is possible to find more types of values and countervalues in non-narrative cartoons and which could be perceived with the right mediation or various pedagogical activities; and that way, the effect exerted by the type of structure on the age groups included in the study would be prevented," pointed out Oregui.
So this study has given rise to some didactic proposals targeting schoolchildren, family members and professionals in the sphere of psycho-education and communication, and which are designed to encourage the development of children's narrative skills and education in values and countervalues through their favourite fictional content.
The researcher also referred to the importance of furthering the classification of cartoons; she proposes that they be classified not only on the basis of their content, but also on the basis of their narrative level or their structure and the values they deal with. Oregui said that in the end "cartoons may be used both at school and at home to train children in values and countervalues, to deal with moral reasoning and to develop narrative skills as long as suitable resources are used and are adapted on the basis of age".
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'Quarantine' has defeated 'lockdown' and 'pandemic' to be crowned Word of the Year 2020 after data showed it to be one of the most highly searched for on the Cambridge Dictionary.
Quarantine was the only word to rank in the top five for both search spikes (28,545) and overall views (more than 183,000 by early November), with the largest spike in searches seen the week of 18-24 March, when many countries around the world went into lockdown as a result of COVID-19.
The Cambridge Dictionary editors have also tracked how people are using quarantine, and have discovered a new meaning emerging: a general period of time in which people are not allowed to leave their homes or travel freely, so that they do not catch or spread a disease.
Research shows the word is being used synonymously with lockdown, particularly in the United States, to refer to a situation in which people stay home to avoid catching the disease.
This new sense of quarantine has now been added to the Cambridge Dictionary, and marks a shift from the existing meanings that relate to containing a person or animal suspected of being contagious: a specific period of time in which a person or animal that has a disease, or may have one, must stay or be kept away from others in order to prevent the spread of the disease.
Wendalyn Nichols, Cambridge Dictionary Publishing Manager, said:
"The words that people search for reveal not just what is happening in the world, but what matters most to them in relation to those events.
Neither coronavirus nor COVID-19 appeared among the words that Cambridge Dictionary users searched for most this year. We believe this indicates that people have been fairly confident about what the virus is.
"Instead, users have been searching for words related to the social and economic impacts of the pandemic, as evidenced not just by quarantine but by the two runners-up on the shortlist for Word of the Year: lockdown, and pandemic itself."
Cambridge Dictionary is the top dictionary website for learners of English in the world. As well as definitions, the Cambridge Dictionary shows how words are used in real-world contexts.
Its 'About Words' blog, written by language usage experts, helps learners gain confidence in using vocabulary related to specific topics.
The most highly viewed blog post this year was Quarantine, carriers and face masks: the language of the coronavirus, which had almost 80,000 views in the first six weeks after it was posted on February 26, and now ranks as the ninth most viewed 'About Words' post in the nearly ten years that the blog has been live.
The post covers a range of related terms, such as infectious, contagious, carriers, super-spreaders, and symptoms, as well as phrases such as contract a virus, a spike in cases, contain the spread, and develop a vaccine.
The Cambridge Dictionary editors regularly monitor a wide range of sources for the new words and meanings that are added monthly to the online dictionary.
On the 'New Words' blog, potential new additions are posted weekly for readers to cast their vote on whether they feel these words should be added.
In a recent poll, 33% of respondents said quaranteam – combining quarantine and team, meaning a group of people who go into quarantine together – should be added to the dictionary. Other suggestions include the portmanteau words quaranteen, coronial and lockstalgia.


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Die Leie (franz. Lys, lat. Legia) ist ein Fluss, der in Frankreich und Belgien verläuft. Sie entspringt im Gemeindegebiet von Lisbourg (flämisch: Liegesboort), im französischen Département Pas-de-Calais, entwässert generell in nordöstlicher Richtung und mündet nach insgesamt rund 202 Kilometern im Stadtgebiet von Gent, in der belgischen Provinz Ostflandern, als linker Nebenfluss in die Schelde.

Verlauf
Von der Gesamtlänge der Leie fließen etwa 109 Kilometer durch belgisches Gebiet, auf einer Länge von rund 24 Kilometern bildet der Fluss heute die Grenze zwischen Belgien und Frankreich. Während des Fränkischen Reiches verlief ihm entlang die Grenze zwischen Neustrien und Austrasien.

Der Verlauf kann in folgende Abschnitte gegliedert werden:
 Oberlauf der Leie:
Hier verläuft die Leie als relativ kleiner Fluss durch die Orte Lisbourg und Thérouanne und erreicht schließlich Aire-sur-la-Lys, wo sie auf den Großschifffahrtsweg Dünkirchen-Schelde trifft, der hier von den Kanälen Canal d'Aire und Canal de Neuffossé gebildet wird.

 Kanalisierte Leie in Frankreich:
Sie quert den Großschifffahrtsweg und ist ab hier für die Schifffahrt ausgebaut. Sie verläuft durch das Département Nord, berührt die Orte Merville und Armentières (15 km nordwestlich von Lille) und erreicht bei Houplines die Grenze zu Belgien.

 Leie als Grenzfluss zwischen Frankreich und Belgien:
Am linken Ufer ist nun belgisches Staatsgebiet, am rechten Ufer französisches. Bei Deûlémont mündet die kanalisierte Deûle von rechts ein. Bedeutende Orte auf der französischen Seite sind Comines und Halluin, auf der belgischen Seite Comines-Warneton und Wervik.

 Leie in Belgien:
Die Leie verläuft zunächst in der Provinz Westflandern über Kortrijk, wo es über den Bossuit-Kortrijk-Kanal eine schiffbare Querverbindung zur Schelde gibt, weiter nach Deinze. Von hier aus können Frachtschiffe über den Schipdonk-Kanal weiter zum Gent-Oostende-Kanal fahren. Die Leie selbst verläuft in markanten Mäandern bis in die Innenstadt von Gent, wo sie in die Schelde mündet.

Wirtschaftliche Bedeutung
Das kalk- und eisenarme Wasser der Leie war lange Zeit für die Flachsbearbeitung von Bedeutung. Aus der Flachsbearbeitung entstand auch der Beiname des Flusses Goldener Fluss. 1943 wurde die Flachsindustrie im Leiegebiet wegen der Umweltbelastungen vollständig untersagt.
Heute hat die Leie wirtschaftliche Bedeutung als Wasserstraße für Frachtschiffe. Diese können über die Schelde bis nach Antwerpen (den größten belgischen Hafen) und zur Nordsee fahren.

Geschichte
Mehrere Schlachten des Ersten und Zweiten Weltkrieges wurden nach der Leie benannt:
 Leieschlacht (1918), meist Vierte Flandernschlacht genannt
 Leieschlacht (1940) im Rahmen des Westfeldzuges (Mai – Juni 1940)

Das nach der französischen Revolution gebildete Département Lys war nach dem Fluss benannt.

Sehenswürdigkeiten
Das Gebiet der Leie zwischen Deinze und Gent ist für seine schöne Natur bekannt und inspirierte viele Maler der Latemse Scholen.

Weblinks

 Beschreibung des Flussverlaufes in Belgien (englisch)
 Eintrag als Schifffahrtsweg im Projekt Babel (französisch)

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Belgisch-französische Beziehungen
Grenzfluss


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