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The 85th New York State Legislature, consisting of the New York State Senate and the New York State Assembly, met from January 7 to April 23, 1862, during the fourth year of Edwin D. Morgan's governorship, in Albany.

Background
Under the provisions of the New York Constitution of 1846, 32 Senators and 128 assemblymen were elected in single-seat districts; senators for a two-year term, assemblymen for a one-year term. The senatorial districts were made up of entire counties, except New York County (four districts) and Kings County (two districts). The Assembly districts were made up of entire towns, or city wards, forming a contiguous area, all within the same county.

At this time there were two major political parties: the Republican Party and the Democratic Party. The Democrats split over the civil war issue. The War Democrats nominated an "Independent People's" ticket which was almost completely endorsed by the Republicans, and became known as the Union ticket; the rump Democratic Party, favoring a compromise with the South and later known as Copperheads, nominated an opposing ticket. In New York City the Democrats were split into two factions: Tammany Hall and Mozart Hall.

Elections
The New York state election, 1861 was held on November 5. Of the nine statewide elective offices up for election, eight were carried by Union men, and one by a Democrat. The approximate party strength at this election, as gathered from the vote for Secretary of State and the short-term Canal Commissioner was: Democrats 190,000; Republicans 180,000; and War Democrats 117,000.

Sessions
The Legislature met for the regular session at the Old State Capitol in Albany on January 7, 1862; and adjourned on April 23.

Henry J. Raymond (U) was elected again Speaker with 88 votes against 36 for Horatio Seymour (D).

On January 30, the Legislature elected Victor M. Rice to succeed Henry H. Van Dyck as Superintendent of Public Instruction.

On February 11, James A. Bell was elected president pro tempore of the State Senate.

State Senate

Districts

 1st District: Queens, Richmond and Suffolk counties
 2nd District: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 7th, 11th, 13th and 19th wards of the City of Brooklyn
 3rd District: 6th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 12th, 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th and 18th wards of the City of Brooklyn; and all towns in Kings County
 4th District: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th and 14th wards of New York City
 5th District: 10th, 11th, 13th and 17th wards of New York City
 6th District: 9th, 15th, 16th and 18th wards of New York City
 7th District: 12th, 19th, 20th, 21st and 22nd wards of New York City
 8th District: Putnam, Rockland and Westchester counties
 9th District: Orange and Sullivan counties
 10th District: Greene and Ulster counties
 11th District: Columbia and Dutchess counties
 12th District: Rensselaer and Washington counties
 13th District: Albany County
 14th District: Delaware, Schenectady  and Schoharie counties
 15th District: Fulton, Hamilton, Montgomery and Saratoga counties
 16th District: Clinton, Essex and Warren counties
 17th District: Franklin and St. Lawrence counties
 18th District: Jefferson and Lewis counties
 19th District: Oneida County
 20th District: Herkimer and Otsego counties
 21st District: Oswego County
 22nd District: Onondaga County
 23rd District: Chenango, Cortland and Madison counties
 24th District: Broome, Tompkins and Tioga counties
 25th District: Cayuga and Wayne counties
 26th District: Ontario, Seneca and Yates counties
 27th District: Chemung, Schuyler and Steuben counties
 28th District: Monroe County
 29th District: Genesee, Niagara and Orleans counties
 30th District: Allegany, Livingston and Wyoming counties
 31st District: Erie County
 32nd District: Cattaraugus and Chautauqua counties

Note: There are now 62 counties in the State of New York. The counties which are not mentioned in this list had not yet been established, or sufficiently organized, the area being included in one or more of the abovementioned counties.

Members
The asterisk (*) denotes members of the previous Legislature who continued in office as members of this Legislature. Richard B. Connolly, Hezekiah D. Robertson, Joseph H. Ramsey, Charles C. Montgomery, James A. Bell, Allen Munroe and Lyman Truman were re-elected. Christian B. Woodruff, Richard K. Sanford and Wilkes Angel changed from the Assembly to the Senate.

Party affiliations as published by the New York Tribune; those marked "Republican" were elected in opposition to "Union" candidates. Senate officers and a Regent of USNY were elected without opposition.

Employees
 Clerk: James Terwilliger
 Sergeant-at-Arms: Richard U. Owens
 Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms: Caleb S. Babcock
 Doorkeeper: Orville Griffin
 First Assistant Doorkeeper: Charles Johnson
 Second Assistant Doorkeeper: Sanders Wilson
 Third Assistant Doorkeeper: Giles H. Holden

State Assembly

Assemblymen
The asterisk (*) denotes members of the previous Legislature who continued as members of this Legislature.

Party affiliations follow the vote for Speaker.

Employees
 Clerk:  Joseph B. Cushman
 Sergeant-at-Arms: Levi M. Gano
 Doorkeeper: Norman B. Sprague
 First Assistant Doorkeeper: William H. Creed
 Second Assistant Doorkeeper: Thomas Miller

Notes

Sources
 The New York Civil List compiled by Franklin Benjamin Hough, Stephen C. Hutchins and Edgar Albert Werner (1867; see pg. 439 for Senate districts; pg. 443 for senators; pg. 450–462 for Assembly districts; and pg. 494ff for assemblymen)
 Journal of the Senate (85th Session) (1862)
 Journal of the Assembly (85th Session) (1862)
 Biographical Sketches of the State Officers and the Members of the Legislature of the State of New York in 1862 and '63 by William D. Murphy (1863)

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What's New April 2018
Japan-U.S. Foreign Ministers' Meeting
Extraordinary Press Conference by Foreign Minister Taro Kono (April 30 9:20 AM)
Prime Minister Abe Visits the United Arab Emirates
Joint Statement on Deepening and Strengthening Strategic Partnership between Japan and the United Arab Emirates - Opening a New Chapter of Cooperation towards Prosperity and Stability - [265KB]
Signing of the Japan-UAE Investment Agreement
The Sixth Ministerial-Level Meeting of the Four-Party Consultative Unit for the "Corridor for Peace and Prosperity"
Japan-U.S. Summit Telephone Talk
Foreign Minister Kono made a courtesy call to His Majesty King Abudullah, King of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
Monitoring and surveillance activities by Partner countries against illicit maritime activities including ship-to-ship transfers
Extraordinary Press Conference by Foreign Minister Taro Kono (April 27 9:50 PM)
Press Conference by Foreign Minister Taro Kono (April 27 9:22 AM)
Dinner Meeting between Foreign Minister Kono and Deputy Chairman of the Royal Cambodian Armed Force (RCAF) Joint Staff, LT. Gen. Hun Manet
The Inter-Korean Summit (Statement by Foreign Minister Taro Kono)
Foreign Minister Kono to Visit Jordan
Congratulatory Message from Foreign Minister Taro Kono to the Honorable Mike Pompeo, Secretary of State of the United States
Courtesy Call on Prime Minister Shinzo Abe from Deputy Chairman of the Royal Cambodian Armed Force (RCAF) Joint Staff, LT. Gen. Hun Manet
The 5th Japan-Pakistan High-Level Economic Policy Dialogue
ARF Inter-Sessional Meeting on Security of and in the Use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) and 1st ARF-ISM on ICTs Security
Supporting the future of Syria and the region, Brussels II Conference, 2018
Official Visit to Japan by Their Majesties the King and Queen of Sweden Events Involving Prime Minister Abe and Mrs. Abe at the Akasaka State Guest House
Japan-EU Foreign Minister's Meeting
Press Conference by Foreign Press Secretary Norio Maruyama (April 25 4:33 PM)
Courtesy Call on Prime Minister Hariri by Mr. Taro Kono, Minister for Foreign Affairs
Agreement in principle on the Social Security Agreement between Japan and Sweden
Japan-Jordan Foreign Ministers' Meeting
22nd Round of Negotiations for Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP)
Foreign Minister Taro Kono exchanged views with the heads of states of the Non-Proliferation and Disarmament Initiative
Meeting between Foreign Minister Taro Kono and Ambassador Adam Bugajski, Chair of the Second Session of the Prepatory Committee of the 2020 NPT Review Conference
Opening Remarks by Foreign Minister Taro Kono at the side event of the Second Session of the Preparatory Committee of the 2020 NPT Review Conference on the"Group of Eminent Persons for Substantive Advancement of Nuclear Disarmaemnt (EPG)"
Foreign Minister Taro Kono had a meeting with Ms. Izumi Nakamitsu, the UN High Representative for Disarmament Affairs
Foreign Minister Taro Kono delivered a statement at the General Debate of the First Session of the Preparatory Committee of the 2020 NPT Review Conference
Emergency Grant Aid for three countries in the Middle East affected by Syrian crisis
Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Samoa to Visit Japan
Japan-Germany Foreign Ministers' Meeting
Japan-France Foreign Ministers' Meeting
Japan-Canada Foreign Ministers' Meeting
The 6th Japan-Pakistan Security Dialogue
Foreign Minister Taro Kono Attends the Commemorative Symposium for the 60th Anniversary of Japan-Indonesia Diplomatic Relations
Nomination of a candidate for the next Regional Director of the World Health Organization (WHO) Western Pacific Regional Office (WPRO)
Foreign Minister Taro Kono's Visit to Canada, Switzerland and Belgium
Presidential Election in the Republic of Sierra Leone (Statement by Foreign Press Secretary Norio Maruyama)
Submission of the recommendations on climate change diplomacy to Mr. Taro Kono, Minister for Foreign Affairs
Press Conference by Deputy Press Secretary Toshihide Ando (April 18 4:32 PM)
Statement by Prime Minister Shinzo Abeon the Passing of Barbara Pierce Bush, the Former First Lady of the United States
Congratulatory Message from Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to the President of Azerbaijan
Signing of the Agreement between the Government of Japan and the Government of Malaysia concerning the Transfer of Defence Equipment and Technology
Foreign Minister Kono Visits the Republic of Korea (YouTube Video)
Press Conference by Foreign Minister Taro Kono (April 17 3:09 PM)
G7 Foreign Ministers' Statement
G7 Leaders' Statement on Syria
Japan-China Foreign Ministers' Meeting
Japan-Bhutan Foreign Ministers' Meeting
The Japan-U.S. UN Consultation
Summary of the Ninth Round of the Negotiations for a Japan-Turkey Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA)
Foreign Minister Kono Visits Laos and Cambodia (YouTube Video)
The third round of negotiations on Japan-EU Bilateral Aviation Safety Agreement
Japan-Switzerland Summit Meeting
Seminar on Promoting Quality Infrastructure
Japan-Bhutan Summit Meeting
Mr. Wang Yi, State Councilor and Foreign Minister for the People's Republic of China to Visit Japan
Parliamentary Vice-Ministers for Foreign Affairs Iwao Horii Attends the Reception of International Symposium, "RI Asia Japan 2018"
The 8th Japan-Russia Counter-Terrorism Consultation
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe Receives a Courtesy Call from Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency
Foreign Minister Kono received a courtesy call from Dr. Naser al-Hariri, President of Syrian Negotiations Commission
Foreign Minister Taro Kono Meets with the Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency
Reports of Use of Chemical Weapons in Syria (Statement by Foreign Press Secretary Norio Maruyama)
Foreign Minister Kono Visits Cambodia
Foreign Minister Kono Visits the Lao PDR (Visit to Economic Cooperation Sites etc.)
Foreign Minister Kono Visits the Lao PDR
The Prime Minister of Bhutan to Visit Japan
Press Conference by Foreign Minister Taro Kono (April 6 8:44 AM)
The Fourth Round of Negotiations for a Social Security Agreement between Japan and the Kingdom of Sweden
President and head of the Federal Department of Home Affairs of the Swiss Confederation to Visit Japan
Ninth Round of the Negotiations for a Japan-Turkey Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA)
Japan-Iraq Summit Meeting
Japan-Iraq Foreign Ministers' Meeting
Senior Officials Meeting on Supporting Job Creation and Vocational Training to Facilitate Weapons Reduction for Iraqi Society
Meeting between State Minister Sato and the Minister of Foreign Trade of the Republic of Costa Rica
Press Conference by Foreign Press Secretary Norio Maruyama (April 5 4:31 PM)
Parliamentary Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs Okamoto Attends the International Seminar "The Age of Renewable Energy Diplomacy and Japan's Course"
Informal meeting among experts on climate change and regional affairs follow-up on the report on climate change and fragility
Foreign Minister Taro Kono Holds a Dinner with the Director General of the International Renewable Energy Agency
Recent developments in Gaza (Statement by Foreign Press Secretary Norio Maruyama)

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Titanium and its alloys have been used as implant materials. Non-ideal osseointegration of the implant materials has facilitated the development of the bioactive coatings on the implant surfaces. In this work, the bioactive calcium silicate (CaSi) powder prepared in a green synthesis route was used to cover the surface of Ti implants by a facile electrospray deposition method. Post annealing in air was also applied to form the oxidation layer on the Ti surface with the aim of increasing the bond strength between the CaSi coating layer and Ti substrate. For the characterization of the coatings several analytical methods such as X-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscopy, secondary neutral mass spectrometry, and Raman-spectroscopy were used, in addition to the measurement of bond strength and corrosion resistance. The results indicated a uniform CaSi layer with a thickness of about 1 μm deposited on the Ti substrate. Annealing in the range of 700–900 °C in air resulted in the formation of rutile phase of TiO2; more importantly, annealing at 800 °C did not significantly affect the composition of the CaSi layer consisting of β-Ca2SiO4. The bond strength between the coating layer and Ti substrate can be remarkably enhanced at an annealing temperature of 700 or 800 °C compared with the as-prepared coating without annealing. The annealed coatings had a better corrosion resistance than the as-prepared coating. It is concluded that the electrospray method associated with the post-annealing can be successfully used for the deposition of a CaSi layer with a defined structure and composition on titanium implants.
Calcium silicate layer on titanium fabricated by electrospray deposition. / Buga, Csaba; Hunyadi, M.; Gácsi, Zoltán; Hegedűs, Csaba; Hakl, József; Schmidt, Ute; Ding, Shinn Jyh; Csík, A.
In: Materials Science and Engineering C, Vol. 98, 01.05.2019, p. 401-408.
Buga, Csaba ; Hunyadi, M. ; Gácsi, Zoltán ; Hegedűs, Csaba ; Hakl, József ; Schmidt, Ute ; Ding, Shinn Jyh ; Csík, A. / Calcium silicate layer on titanium fabricated by electrospray deposition. In: Materials Science and Engineering C. 2019 ; Vol. 98. pp. 401-408.
N2 - Titanium and its alloys have been used as implant materials. Non-ideal osseointegration of the implant materials has facilitated the development of the bioactive coatings on the implant surfaces. In this work, the bioactive calcium silicate (CaSi) powder prepared in a green synthesis route was used to cover the surface of Ti implants by a facile electrospray deposition method. Post annealing in air was also applied to form the oxidation layer on the Ti surface with the aim of increasing the bond strength between the CaSi coating layer and Ti substrate. For the characterization of the coatings several analytical methods such as X-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscopy, secondary neutral mass spectrometry, and Raman-spectroscopy were used, in addition to the measurement of bond strength and corrosion resistance. The results indicated a uniform CaSi layer with a thickness of about 1 μm deposited on the Ti substrate. Annealing in the range of 700–900 °C in air resulted in the formation of rutile phase of TiO2; more importantly, annealing at 800 °C did not significantly affect the composition of the CaSi layer consisting of β-Ca2SiO4. The bond strength between the coating layer and Ti substrate can be remarkably enhanced at an annealing temperature of 700 or 800 °C compared with the as-prepared coating without annealing. The annealed coatings had a better corrosion resistance than the as-prepared coating. It is concluded that the electrospray method associated with the post-annealing can be successfully used for the deposition of a CaSi layer with a defined structure and composition on titanium implants.
AB - Titanium and its alloys have been used as implant materials. Non-ideal osseointegration of the implant materials has facilitated the development of the bioactive coatings on the implant surfaces. In this work, the bioactive calcium silicate (CaSi) powder prepared in a green synthesis route was used to cover the surface of Ti implants by a facile electrospray deposition method. Post annealing in air was also applied to form the oxidation layer on the Ti surface with the aim of increasing the bond strength between the CaSi coating layer and Ti substrate. For the characterization of the coatings several analytical methods such as X-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscopy, secondary neutral mass spectrometry, and Raman-spectroscopy were used, in addition to the measurement of bond strength and corrosion resistance. The results indicated a uniform CaSi layer with a thickness of about 1 μm deposited on the Ti substrate. Annealing in the range of 700–900 °C in air resulted in the formation of rutile phase of TiO2; more importantly, annealing at 800 °C did not significantly affect the composition of the CaSi layer consisting of β-Ca2SiO4. The bond strength between the coating layer and Ti substrate can be remarkably enhanced at an annealing temperature of 700 or 800 °C compared with the as-prepared coating without annealing. The annealed coatings had a better corrosion resistance than the as-prepared coating. It is concluded that the electrospray method associated with the post-annealing can be successfully used for the deposition of a CaSi layer with a defined structure and composition on titanium implants.


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Obamacare's Medical Standards Are Harming Our Medical System
As part of the Affordable Care Act, the federal government adjusts reimbursements to health-care providers up or down based on the quality and cost-effectiveness of their services, as measured by a set of standards established by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). The standards use metrics such as how long emergency-room patients must wait to be seen and how long it takes heart-attack victims to get stents placed in their blocked arteries. The intention is to encourage savings and sound practices and enhance patient satisfaction.
Repeal and Revise
The election of Donald Trump as president, along with the Republican Party's retention of both houses of Congress, sets the stage for the long-promised repeal and replacement of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), popularly known as Obamacare. Obamacare boosters warn that repeal would throw 20 million Americans who have gained health insurance coverage through the law back into the ranks of the uninsured overnight. The truth is more complex. Nearly half of the coverage gains made during Obama's presidency had nothing to do with ACA provisions and will survive repeal. Many other newly insured people will keep their coverage—if changes are made to health-care financing, and if two popular ACA provisions President-elect Trump has spoken favorably of are retained.
Repealing most of the ACA, retaining a few provisions, and replacing programs in 2018 will rid the country of one the most contentious, complex, and wasteful pieces of social engineering ever enacted—and set the stage for a more efficient, consumer-centered health-care system.
Ryan's Way: Backing the GOP's Health Care Agenda
Ryan's plan embraces the idea that refundable tax credits can be used to give people universal access to "quality, affordable health care." It recognizes that we can't return to the pre-Obamacare status quo, which was too arbitrary, too expensive, and too bureaucratic. It concedes that reforming Medicaid—including Obamacare's Medicaid expansion—will be a gradual process, requiring a new infusion of federal funds to help cajole states into reforming their own health-care markets (which were hardly free and efficient before Obamacare).
These reforms envision portable, affordable coverage. Routine health expenses would be channeled through Health Savings Accounts. Private exchanges would compete to offer affordable insurance—as they already do for employers. Currently, employers' spending on health insurance plans is tax-deductible and uncapped—meaning that if organizations want to buy $100,000 health plans and write them off, they can.


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Q: mouseenter and mouseleave not triggered when hovering a mat-label Can't capture the (mouseenter) and (mouseleave) events when hovering a mat-filed-set label (mat-label).
I need to show some contextual help information at the bottom of the screen when users hover certain form field label.
 <mat-form-field floatLabel="always">
         <!-- this does not work -->
         <mat-label class="mat-h1"
            (mouseenter)="mouseHovering($event)"
            (mouseleave)="mouseLeave()">Background information
          </mat-label>

         <!-- this works -->
         <mat-icon class="md-18" mat-button
            (mouseenter)="mouseHovering($event")
            (mouseleave)="mouseLeave()" color="primary">info
         </mat-icon>
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          some control
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// These methods are never triggered (when hovering the mat-label)
  mouseHovering($event) {
    :
    //(logic to display a bottom sheet)
  }

  mouseLeave() {
    :
    //(logic to display a bottom sheet)
  }

Able to trap events the same way it's possible without using a mat-label

A: the reason is because angular has pointer-events: none style on the mat-label component. They do this so that when the label isn't in the floating state, users see the correct cursor mouse icon on input hover.  you can enable pointer events easily with css:
mat-label.has-events {
  pointer-events: auto;
}

<mat-label class="has-events">

or inline:
<mat-label style="pointer-events:auto;">

this should be fine as you are in 'always' float setting, but this will cause your inputs to show the wrong cursor on hover if they are not in the float state.  you could probably work around this shortcoming though by setting the correct cursor on the element like cursor: text in css as well.
css like this could fix it so that point events fire only in the float state but also keeps the default cursor:
mat-form-field.mat-form-field-should-float mat-label.has-events {
  pointer-events: auto;
  cursor: default;
}

demo here of this behavior and css options: https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-klmnau?file=app/form-field-label-example.html

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Tell us a little bit about Hy-Vee.
Hy-Vee is a supermarket chain that serves customers over eight states, but Hy-Vee is much more than just a grocery store. Everything we do operates under one of three pillars, which include; customer service & experience, culinary expertise and Health & Wellness. Hy-Vee currently has 238 stores and offers dietitian coverage in all of our stores.
What's the story behind your experience in retail and your position with Hy-Vee?
My retail experience actually started before I was a dietitian. I started working for Hy-Vee in college, mainly throughout the fresh departments. After college I worked in a hospital setting for 5 years and—in 2005—had an intern tell me that Hy-Vee was starting to hire dietitians. Immediately, I was excited and intrigued about this possibility. So I approached some of my old Hy-Vee friends and they put me in contact with a couple of store directors. After 4 different interviews, I was finally hired as the Hy-Vee Dietitian & HealthMarket Manager for the Milan, Illinois Hy-Vee. Three years later, I moved to Des Moines, Iowa and started working at the Ankeny Hy-Vee as their dietitian.
In 2010, I became an executive staff member as a Health and Wellness Supervisor for Hy-Vee's Western territory. For two years I traveled between Kansas City and Sioux Falls working with approximately 98 stores with the joint goals to gain 100 percent dietitian coverage in those stores while also setting up their HealthMarkets. At the beginning of 2013, I had another move back to Des Moines and into the corporate office as Director of Health and Wellness. In my role as director, I continued to build the program and measure its return on investment (ROI). On December 10, 2014, I was promoted to a new role—Assistant Vice President of Retail Dietetics—in which I will continue to build on my previous goals, help to standardize, market and strengthen our existing retail dietetics efforts, and determine new ways to innovate and expand.
What has been the biggest challenge for you as a dietitian working in the retail industry?
The first challenge I faced in that retail world was learning to speak the language of retail. Because I was considered a department head, every month I needed to turn in a P & L (Profit & Loss Report). I had to learn how to generate a P & L and understand what each and every line item meant so that I could knowledgably report this information to my store director. That was a big challenge and a huge shift from what I had previously been doing in the hospital setting.
The next challenge (and another shift) was learning how to operate as a retail dietitian. In the clinical setting I always had a patient record, so I knew exactly what I was walking into. In the retail environment, you don't know what questions are going to come your way from customers or co-workers. So you have to stay up-to-date on all the latest trends and research.
What is one thing that you wish you would have known before starting your career as a retail dietitian?
Wear comfortable shoes! No seriously, the retail environment is ever-changing and you have to be willing to dig in and help out where ever you are needed. Sometimes that might mean stocking shelves or running a check-out lane during the holidays. I wish I would have taken the opportunity in high school and college to work in the various retail departments to gain a better understanding of what every position entails.
Has there been anything specific that has held you back? If yes, tell us about this and how you dealt with it.
I have always been a planner. I like to have a to-do list and stick to it. In retail, sometimes you do not get to your to-do list at all because other things come up. You must be able to be agile and roll with it. I have had to learn to prioritize, in order of urgency, and accept that some things may need to wait until tomorrow.
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The individuals I have worked with have played a crucial part in my success—from my inventory specialists that would help me make sure my orders were correctly loaded, to the directors and assistant directors that took the time to teach me how to price my department and, of course, our corporate dietitian, supervisors and other in-store dietitians have all contributed and worked together with me to be able to make the best decisions for our customers. Finally, everyone on our dietitian team has always had support from the top leaders in our company. The executive team has helped knock down barriers so we can do whatever it takes to take care of our customers.
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Kenyans becoming shorter, says study
Wednesday, July 27, 2016 — updated on July 02, 2020
Chandra Bahadur Dangi (left), a 72-year-old Nepali is presented with a certificate by a Guinness World Records official after being declared the world's shortest man at 54.6 centimetres (21.5 inches) tall in Kathmandu on February 26, 2012. Kenyans have become shorter or stagnated in the past 100 years compared to their peers around the globe, especially those in Europe. PHOTO | AFP
By EUNICE KILONZO
According to a new survey the average Kenyan man, has lost a few centimetres off their height from 1962 at 172.2cm (5ft 6in) and then stagnated to 169.6cm (5ft 5in).
Scientists have warned that the change in height — attributed to malnutrition and environmental factors — has adverse effects on health, particularly that of mothers and children.
Further, taller people on average have higher education, earnings and possibly even social position.
Malnourished children and adolescents or those who suffer from serious diseases or live in poor environments, will generally be shorter in adulthood.
Kenyans have become shorter or stagnated in the past 100 years compared to their peers around the globe, especially those in Europe.
According to a new survey the average Kenyan man, has lost a few centimetres off their height from 1962 at 172.2cm (5ft 6in) and then stagnated to 169.6cm (5ft 5in) while the Kenyan woman has moved from 160.6cm (5ft 2in) in 1962 to 158.2cm (5ft 1in) in 2014.
Scientists have warned that the change in height — attributed to malnutrition and environmental factors — has adverse effects on health, particularly that of mothers and children. Height is also inherited.
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Gender Jul 27, 2016
According to the study published in the journal eLife, Kenya was number 25 in 1914 in terms of height but has dropped 95 places to 120 in 2014.
The study shows that taller people generally live longer and are also less likely to suffer from heart disease and stroke.
The study's co-author, Prof Majid Ezzati, said: "Kenya has not gotten as much shorter as some other countries in Africa but has at best stagnated."
When a woman has a short stature, it not only increases the risk of pregnancy complications but also pre-term births and small-for-gestational-age babies both of which are risk factors for neonatal mortality.
STUNTED CHILDREN
According to the 2014 Kenya Demographic Health Survey, one in four children under five is stunted — or too short for their age. This is a sign of chronic under-nutrition. Stunting is more common in rural than urban areas (29 per cent versus 20 per cent) and ranges from 15 per cent in Nyeri to 46 per cent in Kitui and West Pokot.
Malnutrition, according to the research, has health consequences because early life nutrition affects adult health.
Prof Ezzati asked the government to come up with policies that "should be a combination of global (more effective aid) and domestic (better use of resources to improve household environment and nutrition)."
While greater height in adulthood is beneficial, it is also harmful because it increases the risk of colorectal, post-menopausal breast and ovarian cancers, and possibly prostate and pre-menopausal breast cancers.
The study, however, says Dutch men and Latvian women are getting taller.
The average Dutchman is now 183cm (6ft) tall, while the average Latvian woman reaches 170cm (5ft 7in).
Interestingly, Iranian men and South Korean women had the biggest spurts, increasing their height by about 16.5cm and 20.2cm respectively.
The shortest men are in East Timor at 160cm while the world's shortest women are in Guatemala. Their average height has not changed since 1914.
The research also revealed that once-tall USA — the origin of 'American height' in local parlance — had declined from third tallest men and fourth tallest women in the world in 1914 to 37th and 42nd respectively in 2014. Americans' height stalled in the 1960s possibly due to the deteriorating quality of the country's diet.


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Imagine a child struggling with school work, being bullied by others, lacking attention from busy parents, and feeling little hope. Where do children go when they feel lost, afraid and alone?
Community Action of Greater Indianapolis (CAGI) is an advocate for children and people of all ages, a place where they can turn. CAGI has been filling the gap for children who need guidance and love and, at the same time, it's filling the emptiness of some Seniors, often retired, who want to feel valued and serve others. And, it's a little like magic.
CAGI brings children and Seniors together across Indianapolis in schools, shelters, hospitals, boys and girls clubs, daycares and more through a Foster Grandparent program. And CAGI has been creating this magic for 47 years.
Shelida Kerr/CAGI Foster Grandparent Program Dir.
"We do this to help the grandparents, our Seniors, leave their homes and get out into the community," says Shelida Kerr, director of CAGI's Foster Grandparent Program. "And we do this to help the children. So many children have needs of literacy. Some just need a hug. And the grandparents can give them what they need. Those children just love those grandparents."
It's about changing lives – one child at a time – and it's part of CAGI's main mission – to help people become self-reliant and self-sufficient. That journey can start with struggling children.
"There are so many who won't succeed without more individual attention. If we did not have this program, a lot of our children in this community would remain lost," states Ms. Kerr. "The grandparents are sometimes the only ones they have to talk to now. The children confide in them, tell them things that are going on in their lives. And the grandparents are like an intervention… a safe haven…listening to them and letting them know that everything is going to be okay."
Roberta Fortes is one of those foster grandparents. She's in her late 70's now and has been serving as a Foster Grandparent for ten years. Fortes urges other Seniors to join her in impacting the lives of children and impacting their own lives.
Roberta Fortes and two students
"My dad always said when you retire, retire *to* something, not *from* something," says Fortes. "Being a foster grandparent has extended my life. It keeps me active. It gives me something to look forward to every day. And I just love it."
Fortes loves the fourth-grade children she 'grandparents,' four days a week, at Snacks Crossing Elementary School in Pike Township. She is assigned to focus on helping a few children in one class, Damonte and Oscar.
But Fortes also helps the teacher with instruction, reading, and the needs of other children in the whole class. "I get to invest in children and their education. If you don't have an education, you can't qualify for anything in this world today. Nothing," she says.
Roberta with students
Fortes has grandmotherly advice for busy, hard-working parents. "We send work home for these kids and they don't even finish it. A lot of parents are never seeing it," she worries. "Parents must do your part, too. Visit the school. See what's going on with your children. Be aware of what they're doing. Take time for your children."
When Fortes pours time and instruction into kids in her class, their transformation touches her. "The light bulb goes on when they get what I am trying to help them with. Their eyes just light up! You see a grin on their face and my heart just swells."
CAGI's Foster Grandparent program boosts children's confidence and helps them cope with the burdens of a sometimes-troubled childhood. "They really appreciate having someone else to go to," says Shante Davis.
Shante Davis/Snacks Crossing Elementary Teacher
Davis is the fourth-grade teacher at Snacks Crossing Elementary in whose class Fortes serves. "I really appreciate Ms. Fortes. There have been times when my kids have been bullied or they have something personal and they may be uncomfortable speaking to me, but they will go to her to talk about it. They are missing the nurturing that grandparents can give."
That means more people listening to children. More people really hearing them. And more people responding to their educational and life-learning needs.
Davis says, "I wish that every school and every class had the opportunity to have a foster grandmother or grandfather because it's so beneficial to the kids who may not have that at home."
Dajuan Major/Snacks Crossing Elementary Ass't. Principal
"Yes, a lot of parents are working two or three jobs and may not have the chance to interact with kids as much as they would like to," notes Dajuan Major, the assistant principal at Snacks Crossing. "CAGI's Foster Grandparent program is a huge benefit for the school, providing students with the attention they so desperately need and deserve at school and at home."
Major continues, "These grandparents are able to focus more attention on some of the challenges children face academically, socially and sometimes behaviorally." He emphasizes the importance of learning from the older generation. "Grandparents aren't just fostering academics. They are fostering how to be respectful and how to treat people. Those lessons are beneficial to our kids, too."
CAGI's Foster Grandparent program has more than 50 Seniors, 55 and older, at 28 different sites. The Seniors receive a stipend for serving the children. But CAGI knows there is a massive need to help more children. And, the non-profit needs more funding to impact more children's lives.
"We are down in funding. We could use money for transportation for some of the grandparents. Money for a bus pass. Reimbursement for their gas," Kerr says. We need to fund those small things, we tried and true budgeting tips to help current foster grandparents stay in the program and to encourage more to join."
Kerr has so much passion for the program that she leads because "Foster Grandparents give children a reason for tomorrow. So many of our children do not believe that they can make it to the next day. So many of them tell the grandparents that they can't do it." Some think they can't even finish school. Foster grandparents give them love, hope, and a brighter future.
If you want to invest in children and support a program that helps them learn life lessons from "the older generation," please email Shelida Kerr at skerr@cagi-in.org or call her at 317-524-6860.
Or, if you are a Senior who wants to feel the magic of transforming children's lives, contact Ms. Kerr to learn more about what it takes to be a foster grandparent.
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Mounty is a Free NTFS Enabler Application for macOS which mounts NTFS as writeable in macOS. Features: Easy: A menu icon; You will be notified if there is any volume connected to the computer which is NTFS formatted and ready to re-mount in read-write mode. Light: A simple design; Mounty for NTFS comes without any decorations. No additional driver will be installed. It simply makes use of the build-in mechanisms already provided by Mac OSX Mavericks - no strings attached. Issues Volume not re-mountable. This can happen when the USB stick is not cleanly unmounted from the Windows PC. If you simply unplug the USB stick from PC without using the little tray icon to detach the hardware correctly, the volume will be marked as "not cleanly unmounted". There might be some dirty sectors left and macOS will not be able to re-mount in read-write mode for that reason. Suddenly all my files disappeared. This is usually happen when not all files are written properly due to an unmount operation not finishing. The NTFS partition might be marked as "dirty" and the Apple NTFS driver cannot recover from that situation. Mounty will not delete anything by itself, please try to restore your files on a Windows PC using usual recovery softwares, i.e. chkdsk command line utility. Sometimes the files are grayed out and cannot be modified anymore. This is because the file has extended attributes, refer to the Manpage of xattr for further explanation. If you open the file path in terminal application, you can list the attributes with ls [email protected] <filename>, and remove those attributes with xattr -d com-apple.<attribute> <filename>, i.e.: xattr -d com.apple.FinderInfo testfile.txt Unable to re-mount in read/write mode when trying to mount Windows 10 partition If you try to mount a Windows System partition, Mounty might fail when Hibernation feature is enabled. There is a Fast Start feature in Windows which might be enabled by default, and this is causing the drive to be locked. Within Windows running, you need to run the command powercfg /hibernate off in an admin powershell and restart Windows to disable this feature and remove the lock to enable it for Mounty. Change log of Mounty for NTFS #### Version 1.9 - bug fix for crash when Volume does not contain UUID (e.g. MBR Disk) - Note: Old Devices which does not contain UUID cannot tracked for auto-mount - Russian Credis Page added (again, thanks to Anton) #### Version 1.8 - new feature "Automount" - You can mark a volume as "automount" and no notification will be sent, it will be mounted automatically - fixed equal volume name bug - added / updated localizations (Russian added - thanks to Anton, Chinese edited - thanks to Barry) - cleanup and improvements for using either UUID or BSDdeviceNode for identifying volme #### Version 1.7 ### Localization updates and new ones: - Portuguese (thanks to Carlos) - Chinese corrections, thanks to Barry - new Chinese Traditional, thanks to Barry - Brazilian (thanks to Bruno) - Spanish (thanks to Daniel) - Korean (thanks to Kim Jinbong) As far as I have tested, this version runs perfectly on Mac OS High Sierra. #### Version 1.6 ### Localizations Updates: - thanks to the community, bunch of corrections were made to improve the Google translations of - Chiniese (thanks to Gerald and Yang) - Italian (thanks to Emanuelle and Helmo) - French (thanks to Dominique) - new: Dutch (thanks to Ferdi) - Fixed a bug with help window, which is now on top of open window stack #### Version 1.5 - Localizations (incomplete and made by Google. If you want to contribute, please download the Localization String File, correct it, and send new version to me). #### Version 1.4 - Fixed compatibility bug for macOS 10.12.5, thanks to Apple Engineering for help - Introduced new state 'Mounty is operating ...' - when a re-mount of a big partition takes longer time this will prevent user from issuing re-mount again #### Version 1.3 - Smaller Tray Icon - Fixed some possible memory leaks - Added modal alert when drive has spaces in names: - I am using DADiskMountWithArguments API from Disk Arbitration framework and when there are spaces in volume name the remount action will fail with unknown error. I you have an ideas how to solve it, please let me know #### Version 1.1 The Appstore Sandbox restrictions does not allow sandboxed apps to re-mount external volumes. We have rejected Mounty from Mac Appstore for that reason and decided to distribute it for free now, without Sandbox capability. Mounty uses Apple's Notification Center to issue notification whenever a NTFS volume to re-mount is detected. If you want to re-mount a volume from a notification please change the alert style to "Alert" for Mounty from Notification Center Settings in System Settings application.
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This is amazing. Flip guys. Awesome work. Hoping to build a Hackintosh soon, seems overwhelming though, even for an advanced chap like me.
Hello, at reading the comments I'm asking myself if it works ...? "(...) needed to be re-imaged" + "the built-in restore was corrupted" I have a Macbook Pro late 2011 on mac os x 10.7.5 ...it's old What should I do then, hackintosh or not hackintosh, that's the question.
@elgato The DMG is not password protected may be something wrong with the application that you are using.
Atheros - ALXEthernet Shailua's port of the Qualcomm Atheros alx Ethernet Linux driver. Atheros OSX driver originally coded by Shailua based on "Unified alx driver strategy attempt for Linux and FreeBSD", at https://github.com/erikarn/alx with additions by Zephiris. ALXEthernet.kext works with the following models. AR8131 AR8132 AR8151 AR8152 AR8161 AR8162 AR8171 AR8172 Changelog: v 1.0.3 Displaying actual adapter model in System Profiler instead of "ALX Ethernet Driver" Displaying 'ethernet" in name field instead of adapter model Fixed memory allocation and which lead to freezing Number of RX/TX descriptors reduced due to latency reasons v 1.0.2 Bug fixes that should help clean up memory allocation problems at boot time VLAN is now possible for anyone that needs it, but I've only tested it minimally v 1.0.1 Bug fixes and refinements. Manually setting the link speed should work properly now and might be an option if auto negotiation is causing issues. The link watchdog timer should generally be working better now. Changed some Linux code that was automatically enabling MSI-X interrupts on newer chips. v 1.0.0 The initial release. Don't be fooled, it's likely very unstable!
I just downloaded Sierra but it's saying I need a password to put it on a flash drive. Does anyone know it? I can't find anything on Hackintosh.
corrupted when i mounted how to fix it?
it's supported to NVIDIA Gforce gt 610 ? my os is macOS Mojave.
If you cant find the download button use different browser.. safari cant show the download button for some reason.
In response to @orangefruit and @ednygma and @kerfax the downloads are not all PDFs, and they are all available (at least they are when I'm looking, here in March 2019). I thought the same thing at first, too, but the 'php' download is the full .dmg image. Hackintosh Download has saved my bacon with my old Macbook Pro from mid 2011; it had been updated to High Sierra and needed to be re-imaged, but the built-in restore was corrupted. Even Internet Restore wouldn't work because the laptop first came with Snow Leopard which doesn't support Internet Restore. Being able to nab these macOS files here is amazingly helpful!!
Download keeps getting cancelled on it own. Is there a torrent available?
is there any torrent of this file ?
I give it 5 stars as its available but the dl speed is suuuuuper slow..
@dung.ha You are at the wrong place, This is an official macOS Installer that can be used with a Macintosh.


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MUSIC NEWS: WYNONNA To Appear On NBC's "Hollywood Game Night" Tomorrow; Set To Sing The National Anthem at Dodger Stadium August 3
WYNONNA JUDD and her band The Big Noise are currently on a summer tour running through the end of August, but the five-time Grammy winning singer, songwriter, musician, New York Times bestselling author and shoe designer has decided that while she works hard, it's also important to play. WYNONNA will appear on NBC's celebrity game show "Hollywood Game Night" this Thursday, July 17 at 8/7c. She'll be joined by Johnny Weir, Scott Foley, Leah Remini, Krysten Ritter and Nick Swardson for an hour full of games and laughs.
Fans will have the opportunity to win a free pair of shoes from WYNONNA's own line, "Got Soul." During the broadcast of "Hollywood Game Night," WYNONNA (@WynonnaMusic) and the show (@NBCGameNight) will tweet out a question about the episode. Those who answer the question correctly, and tag both @WynonnaMusic and @NBCGameNight with the hashtag #WynonnaGameNight, will be eligible for a free pair of "Got Soul" shoes. A winner will be chosen at random Friday (7/18) morning. For full giveaway details, visit www.wynonna.com.
The country icon is also set to perform the National Anthem at Dodger Stadium on Sunday, August 3 before the LA Dodgers and Chicago Cubs game at 1:10pm PT. The evening prior to the baseball game (8/2), WYNONNA & The Big Noise will perform a free show in Los Angeles as part of "Country in the City," an all ages, free concert series presented by KCRW 89.9 FM. The series also serves to celebrate the Annenberg Space for Photography's "Country: Portraits of an American Sound" exhibit running now through September 28. To RSVP for the show, visit www.kcrw.com/events/country-in-the-city-2014-rsvp. For ticket info on all other WYNONNA tour dates (listed below), visit www.wynonna.com/the-road.html.
Additionally, WYNONNA is working with husband/producer/drummer Cactus Moser on solo material for her 8th studio album due out 2015 on Curb Records. She recently opened up to Rolling Stone Country about the direction the new music is taking. "It's vintage yet modern," she says. "It's hard to explain. A lot of the things I did I'm drawing from, yet the new sound is so simple and so pure. I'm playing instruments on stage that I started playing when I was nine. I've never done that in my whole career. So it's a time of going back to the well and starting over." (7/9/14)
The couple recently released "Follow Me," an original song exclusively for the film "The Hornet's Nest" which features unprecedented real footage to tell the story of an elite group of U.S. troops sent on a dangerous mission deep inside one of Afghanistan's most hostile valleys. They performed the powerful track on "Good Morning America" May 22; watch here.
WYNONNA's shoe line "Got Soul" is also expanding its distribution, now available at even more stores across the country. The collection of bedazzled sneakers, wedges and flats is available at several online and brick-and-mortar retailers. To find a nearby location, visit www.gotsoulkicks.com.


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UTEP Men's and Women's Basketball: One on Top and One on Bottom
A third of the way into C-USA play, the UTEP men's and women's basketball teams are on opposite ends of the league's standings.
MinerTalk Podcast: Hometown Freshman Katia Gallegos Talks Hoops
UTEP needed Katia Gallegos just like she needed UTEP. It was a perfect match for a team that desperately needed a true point guard for the past two seasons. For Gallegos, the opportunity was, and continues to be, a dream come true.
How UTEP's 24-Point Comeback Looked on Twitter
The best part of last night's program record 24-point comeback overtime win by UTEP over UTSA was watching Twitter and the many reactions from Miner fans.
UTEP Completes 24-Point Comeback in Overtime Win vs. UTSA, 80-77
UTEP made history in their come-from-behind 80-77 overtime victory against UTSA on Thursday night in front of 4,442 fans at the Haskins Center.
UTEP Football: Pair of Coaches Leave the Program
In some UTEP football offseason news, a pair of coaches have left the program and accepted similar jobs at other colleges.
UTEP vs UTSA: Four Final Questions Before Tipoff
UTEP has lost six of their last eight games and they will play host to the Roadrunners (8-9, 2-2 C-USA) on Wednesday night, who have won eight of their last 12 games after losing five straight games to start the season.
Five Takeaways After UTEP's 64-61 Home Loss to La Tech
For the first time this season, the UTEP men's basketball team lost at home, and they were unable to close out La Tech down the stretch losing 64-61.
Miners Shake Off First Half Woes to Defeat Southern Miss, 76-64
Through 40 minutes of up-and-down basketball, the Miners (10-6, 1-2 C-USA) were able to break away through the final five minutes to defeat Southern Miss (76-64) and win their first game in C-USA. UTEP is now 9-0 at home for the first time since 1988-89.
Miners See Three-Game Homestand as 'Opportunity to Recollect'
Turmoil and adversity have been no secret to the UTEP men's basketball team (9-6, 0-2 C-USA). But on Thursday evening, the squad has a chance to turn the page and put aside these odd few weeks as they host Southern Miss (4-11, 0-2 C-USA) at the Haskins Center.
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The full 2020 schedule for the Miners football team was released on Wednesday, featuring tough non-conference opponents and a challenging C-USA slate.
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A complex murder case implicating a white supremacist embroils Eugene; malpractice fears haunt Jamie; the defense of accused killer Roland Huff embattles Shore, whose tactics astonish Tara and precipitate a run-in with a judge. Macklin: John Walcutt. Grant: Andrew Leeds. Huff: Ken Campbell.


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April 8, 2008 12:00 am by Martin Bater
BASEBALL GAME TIMEUSF (15-15, 5-7) at UCF (22-11, 2-7)When: Tonight, 6:30Where: Jay Bergman StadiumTV/Radio: 1010 AM
A common theme for the University of South Florida Bulls (15-15, 5-7) and the University of Central Florida Knights (22-11, 2-7) is frustration as they head into the second game of their four-game series tonight at 6:30.
Tonight's game will be the last played at UCF's Jay Bergman stadium in Orlando this year, with the final two meetings between the teams taking place in Tampa on April 29 and May 6.
The Bulls have found it hard to maintain leads recently, as the bullpen has been struggling from top to bottom since the late March series against Georgetown.
Since that rough stretch started, the earned run average (ERA) of setup man David Torcise has ballooned to 6.23, while reliever Junior Carlin's ERA has risen to 9.23.
Closer Shawn Sanford has a 3.65 ERA, but he failed to close out a three-run, ninth-inning lead against West Virginia on Saturday.
"The bullpen has been great this season," USF pitching coach Lazer Collazo said. "We have been having problems since last week (against Georgetown), but that is bound to happen during a long season. Just like the offense, the defense and the starting pitchers are bound to have their slumps as well."
Collazo believes that the Bulls pitching problems are not only in their mechanics.
"It's more of an issue from a mental standpoint than from a baseball one," Collazo said. "As far as what I'm doing with the pitchers, we just keep working hard and we will eventually be back to being as strong as we were before last week."
Matt Stull – who is 2-0 on the season – will start for USF.
When the Bulls visited Jay Bergman Field last week, the Knights were in the NCAA's Top 25 and looked to be College World Series contenders. Seven days later, things are much different.
The Knights have been hampered by their recent lack of starting pitching, as they have allowed 10 or more runs in five of their last seven games.
Freshman pitcher Cody Allen will look to turn things around for UCF tonight, as he makes his career debut against a USF offense that averaged nine runs a game against West Virginia and put up 17 during last week's visit to Orlando.
UCF has also been struggling with runners in scoring position, going 14 for its last 72 (.194) during the seven-game losing streak, according to ucfathletics.com.
With UCF trying to not sink further in the standings and USF trying to make a playoff push, tonight's game will be a pivotal contest for both teams.


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Our winery and tasting room is located at the Hampstead Mansion, listed on the National Register of Historic Places as Henry Rose House.
The house was built in 1838 by Henry Rose, who was of the family which originally settled on Rose Hill in Geneva, NY. The lumber was 'laid down' on the shores of Keuka Lake, at what is now Keuka Lake State Park. Although there were six fireplaces, the first record of stoves is in the late 1850′s with the purchase of a parlor stove. There is no indication of a bake oven in the kitchen fireplace, but a reflector oven with spit is presently stored in the attic.
The main part of the house is 30′ by 40′ and has two wings of 20′ by 28′ which overlap the main by eight feet. A 1,200 square foot porch is supported by 14 pillars. A 20′ by 28′ wood shed has a partially bricked floor.
Under the woodshed is a brick vaulted ceiling and a cistern with a capacity of 2,000 gallons. The cellar is under only the main part of the house.
This house audibly 'works' with changing weather conditions. The main structure is still plumb, square, and true, as indicated by the ease with which the pocket doors on the main floor between the parlors operate.
There are only four rooms and a hall on the main floor and two large and two small bedrooms on the second floor. There are two 'eaves' rooms over the kitchen, accessed by a separate stairway. The south or library wing also has its own stairway leading to a single room with shelves and hooks. The cellar also had two areas for food storage, which were also locked.
As you enter the front door, note its inset and the trim. The side glass is the standard 12′ by 18′ with wood overlays to suggest small panes. Originally the door was solid. The doorbell is original. The screen door makes use of the same shutters used elsewhere. There are four blind windows for balance. Each window has a Roman numeral mark, which corresponds to the shutters and the storm windows, only one of which still remains at the stair landing. Please note as you go from public rooms to private rooms to service areas that the moldings change from ornate to ordinary to plain, un-milled woodwork.
Excerpted from Welcome to the Hampstead, the Historic Home of Gloria Morgan Sill Tillman, circa 1980.
Henry was born in Virginia on January 9, 1802. He married in 1832, Sarah L. Macomb, of the city of New York, where she was born in 1801. They settled in Jerusalem in 1836, adjoining his brother on the east side. His farm was composed of several earlier and smaller farms originally owned by Israel, Jacob and Nathan Herrick, and Ezra Wittar, altogether 500 acres, 60 acres of which, embracing the "Kinney's Corners and tavern property," he sold to Jasper Traver. Dr. Rose had been largely interested in wool growing from Merino sheep, and fruit growing, especially apples and pears.
The area where the Rose family purchased land in the township of Jerusalem is a valley of an ancient outlet of the west branch of Keuka Lake, where it has flowed from what is now its head over to the east branch, which formed the base and principle area of the farms of the Messrs. Rose, with a hill side slop on the north forming one of the most eligible and beautiful agricultural sections of the county, and thus conveniently and beautifully situated between the two branches of Keuka Lake and the villages of Branchport and Penn Yan, on one of the best surfaced and improved roads in the county (a plank road). Mr. Henry Rose was educated as a physician, but chose to follow instead the business of farming.


An apocalypse? No, Hipstercalypse! Imagine that one day a software update on your operating system makes you travel forward in time and you find yourself in the future which is full of hipsters. Search for the reason why you were teleported in the new adventure game from Kokos0102. Have a great time!
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Aristiliano Laureano Ramos ( — ) foi um político brasileiro.

Filho de Belisário José de Oliveira Ramos e Teodora Ribeiro Ramos, foi deputado à Assembleia Legislativa de Santa Catarina na 9ª legislatura (1916 — 1918) e na 10ª legislatura (1919 — 1921).

Foi prefeito interino de Lages, de 1919 a 1922 e interventor federal em Santa Catarina, de 19 de abril de 1933 a 29 de abril de 1935.

Em 1950 foi candidato a deputado federal por Santa Catarina pela União Democrática Nacional (UDN), assumindo o cargo como suplente convocado, na 2ª Legislatura (1951-1955), exercendo o mandato de 30 de junho de 1954 a janeiro de 1955. Em 1958 deixou a UDN e filiou-se ao Partido Social Democrático (PSD), pelo qual concorreu novamente a deputado estadual. Ficando como suplente, foi convocado e assumiu o cargo para a 4ª Legislatura (1959-1963).

Bibliografia
Piazza, Walter, Dicionário Político Catarinense. Florianópolis : Assembleia Legislativa do Estado de Santa Catarina, 1985.

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International Journal of Physics. 2022, 10(1), 59-63
DOI: 10.12691/ijp-10-1-4
The Mysterious Constant Alpha (α) in Quantumphysics
T. G.M. Gerlitz1,
1Department of Computer Sciences, Technological University of Panama, Panama, Republic of Panama
Pub. Date: January 23, 2022
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T. G.M. Gerlitz. The Mysterious Constant Alpha (α) in Quantumphysics. International Journal of Physics. 2022; 10(1):59-63. doi: 10.12691/ijp-10-1-4
The question of how to calculate the numerical value of the fine structure constant from theory was one of the most outstandingly difficult problems in mathematical physics for the greater part of the 20-th century. There were many unsuccessful attempts by researchers including famous ones such as Dirac to find a formula for the fine structure constant. This study is an attempt to demonstrate how to find a mathematical description and to find an idea of the enormous effects this dimensionsless constant has to physics. The formula was found due to the incorporating of the maximal speed a particle can reach. Since this speed is slightly below speed of light but not even relativistic treatment of atoms and other structure must involve corrections that are in its simplest form given by the mysterious factor α called the fine-structure constant. It is shown that the fine-structure constant is a direct consequence of the limited speed of an electrical charged particle in vacuum.
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