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/**
 * @fileoverview Utility functions for Dygraphs.
 *
 * @author konigsberg@google.com (Robert Konigsberg)
 */
var Util = {};

/**
 * Get the y-labels for a given axis.
 *
 * You can specify a parent if more than one graph is in the document.
 */
Util.getYLabels = function(axis_num, parent) {
  axis_num = axis_num || "";
  parent = parent || document;
  var y_labels = parent.getElementsByClassName("dygraph-axis-label-y" + axis_num);
  var ary = [];
  for (var i = 0; i < y_labels.length; i++) {
    ary.push(y_labels[i].innerHTML);
  }
  return ary;
};

/**
 * Get the x-labels for a given axis.
 *
 * You can specify a parent if more than one graph is in the document.
 */
Util.getXLabels = function(parent) {
  parent = parent || document;
  var x_labels = parent.getElementsByClassName("dygraph-axis-label-x");
  var ary = [];
  for (var i = 0; i < x_labels.length; i++) {
    ary.push(x_labels[i].innerHTML);
  }
  return ary;
};

/**
 * Returns all text in tags w/ a given css class, sorted.
 * You can specify a parent if more than one graph is on the document.
 */
Util.getClassTexts = function(css_class, parent) {
  parent = parent || document;
  var texts = [];
  var els = parent.getElementsByClassName(css_class);
  for (var i = 0; i < els.length; i++) {
    texts[i] = els[i].textContent;
  }
  texts.sort();
  return texts;
};

Util.getLegend = function(parent) {
  parent = parent || document;
  var legend = parent.getElementsByClassName("dygraph-legend")[0];
  var re = new RegExp(String.fromCharCode(160), 'g');
  return legend.textContent.replace(re, ' ');
};

/**
 * Assert that all elements have a certain style property.
 */
Util.assertStyleOfChildren = function(selector, property, expectedValue) {
  assertTrue(selector.length > 0);
  $.each(selector, function(idx, child) {
    assertEquals(expectedValue,  $(child).css(property));
  });
};

/**
 * Takes in an array of strings and returns an array of floats.
 */
Util.makeNumbers = function(ary) {
  var ret = [];
  for (var i = 0; i < ary.length; i++) {
    ret.push(parseFloat(ary[i]));
  }
  return ret;
};

/**
 * Sample a pixel from the canvas.
 * Returns an [r, g, b, a] tuple where each values is in [0, 255].
 */
Util.samplePixel = function(canvas, x, y) {
  var ctx = canvas.getContext("2d");  // bypasses Proxy if applied.

  // TODO(danvk): Any performance issues with this?
  var imageData = ctx.getImageData(0, 0, canvas.width, canvas.height);

  var scale = Dygraph.getContextPixelRatio(ctx);

  var i = 4 * (x * scale + imageData.width * y * scale);
  var d = imageData.data;
  return [d[i], d[i+1], d[i+2], d[i+3]];
};

/**
 * Overrides the browser's built-in XMLHttpRequest with a mock.
 * Usage:
 *
 * var mockXhr = Util.overrideXMLHttpRequest(your_data);
 * ... call code that does an XHR ...
 * mockXhr.respond();  // restores default behavior.
 * ... do your assertions ...
 */
Util.overrideXMLHttpRequest = function(data) {
  var originalXMLHttpRequest = XMLHttpRequest;

  var requests = [];
  var FakeXMLHttpRequest = function () {
    requests.push(this);
  };
  FakeXMLHttpRequest.prototype.open = function () {};
  FakeXMLHttpRequest.prototype.send = function () {
    this.readyState = 4;
    this.status = 200;
    this.responseText = data;
  };
  FakeXMLHttpRequest.restore = function() {
    XMLHttpRequest = originalXMLHttpRequest;
  };
  FakeXMLHttpRequest.respond = function() {
    for (var i = 0; i < requests.length; i++) {
      requests[i].onreadystatechange();
    }
    FakeXMLHttpRequest.restore();
  };
  XMLHttpRequest = FakeXMLHttpRequest;
  return FakeXMLHttpRequest;
};

/**
 * Format a date as 2000/01/23
 * @param {number} dateMillis Millis since epoch.
 * @return {string} The date formatted as YYYY-MM-DD.
 */
Util.formatDate = function(dateMillis) {
  return Dygraph.dateString_(dateMillis).slice(0, 10);  // 10 == "YYYY/MM/DD".length
};


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Engelse naam voor Den Haag (Nederland)
 The Hague, wijk in Kaapstad (Zuid-Afrika)
 The Hague (Golden Earring), een EP van Golden Earring uit 2015

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News » Pupils sit the final 11-plus test
Pupils sit the final 11-plus test
21/11/2008 :: Northern Ireland :: BBC News
More than 15,000 primary seven pupils across Northern Ireland are to sit the second part of the last 11-plus exam.
Some politicians, parents and teachers are concerned that there is still no concrete plan for what will replace the controversial exam next year.
The test may be ending on Friday after 60 years, but academic selection is still allowed for the time being.
Some grammar schools have said they will stage their own entrance exams next year.
However, as a compromise measure Northern Ireland Education Minister Caitriona Ruane has suggested a transition phase.
The schools would be able to use academic criteria for 50% of pupils in the first year, with this being completely phased out after three years.
However, this has not yet been agreed.
If academic selection is not used, parents are being told to make an informed choice on which sort of school is more suitable for their child, based on their Pupil Profile and consulting with primary school teachers.
Two weeks ago, pupils sat the first part of the hour-long transfer test which covers English, maths and science.
The children will receive their results in February.

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Maybe your people landed here without a dime.
Maybe at first they had a pretty hard time.
My people were brought here in shackles and chains.
They labored all day and got whipped for their pains.
You ain't never had the blues.
Nobody's ever told you to remember your place.
Nobody's called you "boy" and laughed in your face.
No bus driver's ever said you got to ride in the back.
You've never been pulled over for Driving While Black.
When something bad goes down you ain't the first one they accuse.
So don't tell me you've got the blues.
You were never fire-hosed just marching for your rights.
You've never found a burning cross on your lawn at night.
But not that much has changed for people like me.


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Q: JS - Use replace to replace space period with period Using replace, how do you replace space period with just period anywhere within text?
Currently I could only figure out searching for space and replacing it with a period, but I need for it to look for a pattern of space + period.  BTW, this pattern is random, so some sentences appear correctly, without the excess space before the period.
Example:
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit . Sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Vitae elementum curabitur .
So far I have the following, but this is wrong as it replaces all spaces with periods.
cleanData(str) {
  return str.replace(/\s/g, '.');
}

A: I'm a big fan of regex, but I don't think it's needed in this case.  Maybe you could try something like this:
cleanData(str) {
   return str.replaceAll(' .', '.');
}

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In general the Languedoc climate is Mediteranean, with hot dry summers, rainy winters, and moderate springs and autumns. You can expect to get 300 days of sunshine a year in the Languedoc, but the region covers a large area, and for various reasons the weather can vary considerably within its borders.
After Corsica, the Languedoc-Roussillon region is the hottest in France, with average annual temperatures between 13.5�C and 15�C. Eus a town in the Pyrénées-Orientales département (one of the "plus beaux villages" in France) is the sunniest spot in the whole country.
The coastline, sheltered by mountains, tends to be sunnier than and warmer than the inland areas. The mountains of course tend to be cooler, and valleys damper.
The coastal plains of the Languedoc rarely freeze in winter due to the influence of the Mediterranean Sea. Summer temperatures are frequently in the eighties (30C +). Generally, the inland temperatures are a few degrees cooler in winter and a few degrees warmer in summer. Nîmes, reputed to be the hottest city in France, recorded a shade temperature of 43C (110F) in 2001. On the Languedoc plains the rainfall is about 28 inches a year. Summer rain is infrequent and the days are long and dry. Heavy rains come in autumn and sometimes in spring.
Some areas of the Languedoc have microclimates. For example neighbouring valleys in the foothills of the the Pyrenees ( Piren�us, Pirineus, Pyrénées) may have very different weather patterns: one wet, the next dry and sunny.
The Languedoc weather is some of the most extreme in France. The Languedoc has not only the hottest summers, but also the highest winds. It has spectacular lightning storms, hailstorms that can strip a car of its paint, and occasional floods. In September 2002, 27 inches of rain fell in one day and caused severe flooding in areas of the Languedoc. A dam burst killing more than 20 people, flooding vineyards and ruining the vines. Such extremes are rare, and summers are consistently comfortable to hot.
In the north, dry winds like the Mistral, and the Tramontane blow during the summer months. The Tramontane blows most frequently, and comes from the North-North-West of France. A few days each year the Scirocco (or Sirocco) blows, carrying a fine miasma of dust from the North African deserts.
January and February are the winter months. Lots of rain, occasional frosts and snowfalls on the plains. Consistent snow in the mountains.
March and April are unpredictable, with glorious sunny interspersed with cloudy, rainy cool days.
May and June are usually pleasant, with lots of sunshine and warm temperatures.
July and August are hot and dry, with temperatures around 30� C. September can feel humid.
October is often beautiful month. Days are warm and sunny.
November and December are cooler but still very pleasant, with lots of sunshine.
click here to see average monthly temperatures in the Languedoc.
click here to see typical monthly sunshine patterns in the Languedoc.
click here to see average monthly rainfall in the Languedoc.
click here to see average monthly humidity in the Languedoc.
click here to learn about winds in the Languedoc.
click here to learn about weather in the Languedoc Mountains.
click here for a link to another website (http://www.carcassonneinfo.com/) showing the weather now.
click here for a link to another website (http://www.meteoconsult.fr/) showing the weather now.


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This Is Anfield • Liverpool FC News •
Pre-Season 2016/17 – The Weekend Preview: Liverpool vs. Barcelona & Mainz 05
Ben Twelves
Liverpool round off their extensive pre-season schedule with a European double-header this weekend, as they take on Barcelona and Mainz 05.
A comprehensive warmup schedule finishes in the most intense way possible, with two games in less than 24 hours for Jurgen Klopp's men.
The Reds finish their International Champions Cup campaign against Spanish giants Barcelona at Wembley Stadium on Saturday evening, before instantly heading out to Germany to face Klopp's former club, Mainz 05, in the final friendly.
Having seen his side produce a mixed bag of performances and results on their US tour, Klopp will be looking for his squad to produce a strong end to the friendlies ahead of the Premier League kickoff.
Barcelona Meetings & Wembley
Liverpool vs. Barcelona
Saturday 6th August 2016, 5:15pm (BST)
Pre-Season Friendly
Live on LFCTV & Sky Sports 1
The Reds take to the Home of Football for the second time under Klopp for their final ICC clash and much-anticipated glamour friendly.
The spectacular 90,000-capacity stadium is sold out for the clash of two of European football's most decorated clubs, and will pose a stunning spectacle for the match.
Saturday's contest will be just the second friendly between the clubs, and the first non-competitive clash for almost 40 years.
That came in 1977 in the Olympic Stadium in Amsterdam, where Bob Paisley's side won 1-0 courtesy of David Johnson's strike.
Competitive meetings have been a more regular occurrence, with the sides facing off six times since the turn of the millennium in the Champions League and UEFA Cup.
The Reds have won twice—including an unforgettable 2-1 win at Camp Nou in 2007—drawn twice and lost twice in evenly matched contests.
Saturday will mark the eighth, and penultimate, game of a busy schedule for Liverpool but will be Barcelona's third of a European-based pre-season.
The Reds are further down the road in their preparations for the new campaign, with Barcelona's La Liga title defence to start a week after the Premier League.
Luis Enrique's side will provide an excellent test for Klopp's men ahead of next weekend's Premier League start, and they come into the game following victories over Celtic (3-1) and Leicester City (4-2).
Enrique arrives in England with a depleted, but still extremely strong, squad, and some superstars who are in line to feature at Wembley.
That includes Lionel Messi, Sergio Busquets, former Kop favourite Javier Mascherano and Luis Suarez, who will face the Reds for the first time since leaving in 2014.
Talent is boasted right throughout Enrique's group, with Arda Turan, Aleix Vidal, Denis Suarez, Sergi Roberto and Munir, all likely to feature.
The likes of Marc-Andre ter Stegen, Claudio Bravo, Ivan Rakitic, Thomas Vermaelen, Gerard Pique, Jordi Alba and Andres Iniesta all returned to training in Spain this week, but it remains to be seen whether they will be involved.
New signings Lucas Digne, Samuel Umtiti and Andre Gomes have yet to feature for their new club, but could take part at Wembley.
Mainz 05 Meetings & the Opel Arena
Mainz 05 vs. Liverpool
Sunday 7th August 2016, 2:45pm (BST)
Live on LFCTV
The second instalment of Liverpool's double-header will see Klopp return to familiar territory on Sunday afternoon.
Liverpool take to the Opel Arena for the first time, where a 34,000-capacity crowd is expected at the modern venue—built in 2011—for the visit of the Reds.
It will be just the second-ever meeting between the clubs, with the last proving a forgettable day for the Reds but unforgettable one for then Mainz boss, Klopp.
The current Liverpool leader guided his side to a 5-0 thrashing of Benitez's almost first-choice lineup 10 years ago at Mainz's former home, the Bruchwegstadion.
Now leading the Reds for this fixture, Klopp will hope for a similar result for his side again on a special return to his much-loved former club.
Mainz have enjoyed a thorough pre-season programme as they look to better the best campaign of their 111-year history.
Like Liverpool, that has included a two-games-in-two-days double header, with the German side playing on Wednesday and Thursday night—beating Swiss side Servette 2-1, and losing 2-0 to Italian outfit Novara.
Added to tests against Alzey, Biebrich and Sevilla, Martin Schmidt's side will be prepared for the Reds, and will give Klopp's side one last complete summer workout.
With the friendly the last before Mainz kick off their domestic campaign in the DFB-Pokal against Unterhaching, Schmidt may use the game to blood his strongest side.
That could include now permanent signings Christian Clemens and Jhon Cordoba, and new faces Jonas Lossl, Gerit Holtmann, Jean-Philippe Gbamin and Jose Rodriguez.
Meanwhile, the likes of key attacking midfielder Yunus Malli and goalscorer Yushinori Muto could feature, but Danny Latza won't, with the midfield engine sidelined.
Liverpool's Squad
Worryingly with the season just a week away, Klopp has a number of injury concerns to contend with for the games.
Centre-back options Mamadou Sakho, Joe Gomez and Lucas are all out, leaving defenders in short supply once again.
Loris Karius and Ovie Ejaria are also ruled out, while Alberto Moreno is a doubt having picked up a knock in the US.
However, Joel Matip, Marko Grujic and Divock Origi could return after missing the Roma defeat through minor injuries.
Whether Klopp decides to risk them or allow each maximum recovery time ahead of next week remains to be seen.
However, all those who featured against Roma last time out—except injury doubt Moreno—are set to be involved across the two games.
Klopp has quality and depth—apart from in defence—to select from, and he has a number of ways to utilise his squad for the quick-fire double-header.
But the Liverpool boss is likely to name separate squads for each game—as happened last year in games against HJK Helsinki and Swindon.
This will ensure as many of those set for a place in his squad this season receive the extended game time needed ahead of being called into action next week.
Klopp could utilise what he sees as his preferred starting lineup ahead of that first Premier League clash, using another selection to allow players to shine and give him a welcome headache ahead of the Arsenal opener on August 14.
As usual, This is Anfield will provide coverage of both games in this weekend's double-header, starting at Wembley, where kickoff is set for 5:15pm (BST).
Tags Barcelona, Mainz, Pre Season 2016


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Kris Menace has nowhere to "Hide"
We had never heard of Kris Menace before, but considering his new track "Hide" features the incomparable Miss Kittin, it warrants some attention. In fact, it seems his upcoming album Features is going to have plenty of interesting guests (exact date TBA), including members of Simian and The Presets. Keep your ears pealed!


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Kelly, M., Hughes, A. & Cook, E., 2007, Edible Sea Urchins. Elsevier Science, Amsterdam, p. ?
Chlorophyll degradation products formed during metal stress in vivo and during chlorophyll breakdown in dead organic matter and solutions
Küpper, H., Küpper, F. & Spiller, M., 2006, Grimm B., Porra R.J., Rüdiger W., Scheer H. (eds) Chlorophylls And Bacteriochlorophylls Biochemistry, Biophysics, Functions and Applications. Kluwer
Climate Change Impacts on Marine Energy Resources
Harrison, G. P., Couch, S. J., Bryden, I. & Wallace, A. R., 2006, European Conference on Impacts of Climate Change on Renewable Energy Sources.
Deep-sea benthic sampling
Gage, J. D. & Bett, B., 2006, Eleftheriou, A. and McIntyre, A. (eds.) Methods for the study of marine benthos. 3rd Edition ed. Blackwell Scientific, p. 273-325 53 p.
Ecology of Psammechinus miliaris
Kelly, M., Hughes, A. & Cook, E., 2006, Lawrence (Ed) Edible Sea Urchins. 2 ed. Elsevier, p. 287-296 10 p.
Hydroids
Henry, L., 2006, (In preparation) Encyclopedia of the Rocky Intertidal. University of California Press, p. 2 1 p.
Phytoplankton.
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Relationships between bacteria and harmful algae.
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Techniques for real-time, active tracking of sea lions
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An assessment of the distribution of deep-sea corals in Atlantic Canada by using both scientific and local forms of knowledge.
Gass, S. & Willison, JHM., 2005, Cold-water Corals and Ecosystems. Springer, p. 223-245 23 p.
Are the mysterious farting sounds of herring, communication or just wind?
Wilson, B., 2005, Encyclopedia of Animal Behavior. Greenwood Press, p. xxxx
Control of sexual reproduction in algae in culture.
Coleman, A. W. & Pröschold, T., 2005, Anderson, R.A.. Academic Press; 2005, p. 389-397 9 p.
Cryopreservation and the problem of freeze-recalcitrance, in algal culture collections
Day, J., 2005, Culture collections and environmental research.. Tokai University Press, Tokyo., p. 73-86 14 p.
Cryopreservation Methods for Maintaining Cultures.
Day, J. & Brand, J., 2005, Algal Culturing Techniques. Elsevier Academic Press, New York., p. 165-187 23 p.
Damage control in the coastal zone: improving water quality by harvesting aquaculture-derived nutrients.
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Echinoderms: their culture and bioactive compounds
Kelly, M., 2005, Matranga V (Ed.) Echinodermata. Springer-Verlag, p. 140-165 26 p.
From ecosystems to cryobanks: the role of cryo-conservation in the preservation and sustainable utilization of global phyto-diversity.
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Function of cold-water coral reefs as fish habitat in coastal and deep seas.
Costello, M., McCrea, M., Freiwald, A., Lundalv, T., Jonsson, T., Bett, B., Weering, T., de Haas, H., Roberts, J. M. & Allen, D., 2005, Biodiversity of coastal marine ecosystems - functional aspects. NIOO-CEME, p. 28-29 2 p.
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Lipids and nitrogen isotopes of two deep-water corals from the North-East Atlantic: initial results and implications for their nutrition.
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Modelling the impacts of finfish aquaculture
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Roberts, J. M., Peppe, O. C., Dodds, L., Mercer, D. J. L., Thomson, W. T., Gage, J. D. & Meldrum, D., 2005, Cold-water Corals and Ecosystems. Springer, p. 483-502 20 p.
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environmental monitoring 98%
coral reef 92%
observatory 87%
reef 83%
Perpetual Maintenance of Actively Metabolizing Microalgal Cultures.
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Potential impacts of deep-sea trawling on the benthic ecosystem along the northern European continental margin: a review
Gage, J. D., Roberts, J. M., Hartley, J. P. & Humphery, J. D., 2005, BENTHIC HABITATS AND THE EFFECTS OF FISHING. 41 ed. American Fisheries Society, p. 503-517 15 p.
benthic ecosystem 100%
trawling 92%
deep sea 67%
continental margin 66%
epifauna 43%
Role of cold-water Lophelia pertusa coral reefs as fish habitat in the NE Atlantic.
Costello, M., McCrea, M., Freiwald, A., Lundalv, T., Jonsson, L., Bett, B., van Weering, T., de Haas, H., Roberts, J. M. & Allen, D., 2005, Cold-water Corals and Ecosystems. Springer, p. 771-805 35 p.
The behaviour of flatfishes
Gibson, R. N., 2005, Flatfishes. 1 ed. Blackwell Publishing (Oxford), p. 10 (26)
Echinus esculentus, a fully farmed approach for a designer roe?
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International approaches to management of shared stocks: fisheries, management and external drivers
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Quantifying nucleic acids with fluorescent probes: contributions of real-time PCR to applied and fundamental plant research
Mingam, A., Gachon, C. & Charrier, B., 2004, Volume 7. Jodhpur Scientific Publishers, p. 423-458 36 p.
The effects of internal and external control on the northern Benguela ecosystem.
Heymans, S., 2004, Ecological, economic and social aspects of Namibian fisheries.. Eburon, Netherlands., p. 29-52 24 p.
The European Marine Energy Centre
Mill, A., Bryden, I. G. & Wallace, A. R., 2004, 8th World Renewable Energy Congress (WREC VIII). p. 5 1 p.
Benthic biodiversity across and along the continental margin: patterns, ecological and historical determinants, and anthropogenic threats
Gage, J. D., 2003, Ocean Margin Systems. Springer, p. 307-321 15 p.
EPSRC Supergen Marine Energy Research Programme : The Focus and Methodology
Brondson, C., Wolfram, J., Bryden, I., Wallace, A. R. & Bradshaw, A., 2003, 5th European Wave Energy Conference.
Fjordic Systems
Inall, M., 2003, Marine Turbulence. Cambridge University Press, p. 5 1 p.
From individual to the population and community responses to pollution.
Elliot, M., Hemingway, K. L., Krueger, D., Thiel, R., Hylland, K., Arukwe, A., Förlin, L. & Sayer, M., 2003, Effects of Pollution on Fish. Blackwell Scientific, p. 221-225 5 p.
Markers of Oxidative damage in Exhalent and Their use in Schizophrenia and other disorders
Glen, I., Obamimi, K., Dodd, G. H., Ward, P. E. & Ross, B., 2003, Phospholipd Spectrum Disorders in Psychiatry and Neurology. 2nd ed. Carnforth: Marius Press (2003), p. 357-361 5 p.
Molecular/cellular processes and physiological response to pollution
Lawrence, A. J., Förlin, L., Arukwe, A., Moore, M. N., Sayer, M. & Thain, J., 2003, Effects of Pollution on Fish. Blackwell Scientific, p. 83-133 51 p.
The use of cryopreservation to develop a European scientific and biotechnological resource: the COBRA project.
Day, J., Benson, E. E., Harding, K., Knowles, B., Idowu, M., Bremner, D., Watt, S., Santos, L., Santos, F., Friedl, T., Lorenz, M., Lukesova, A., Elster, J., Lukavský, J., Herdman, M., Rippka, R., Hédoin, H. & Hall, T., 2003, Biological Resource Centres and Use of Microbes... MUM, Minho, Portugal, p. 307-320 14 p.
Benthic biodiversity across the continental margin: patterns, ecological and historical determinants and anthropogenic threats
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Bottom currents, contourites and deep-sea sediment drifts: current state of the art.
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Contourites and sediment drifts in the Falkland Trough, South Atlantic Ocean.
Howe, J., Cunningham, A. & Barker, P., 2002, Deep-Water Contourite Systems. 22 ed. Geological Society of London, p. 337-352 16 p.
Cultivation of Protozoa and Algae.
Warren, A., Day, J. & Brown, S., 2002, Manual of Environmental Microbiology (Second edition).. ASM Press, Washington D.C., p. 71-83 13 p.
Food Inputs, utilisation, carbon flow and energetics
Gage, J. D., 2002, Ecosystems of the world. Tyler, P. (ed.). Elsevier Science, Amsterdam, p. 313-380 68 p.
Sediment drifts and contourite sedimentation in the northeastern Rockall Trough and Faeroe-Shetland Channel, North Atlantic Ocean.
Howe, J., Akhurst, M., Stoker, M. S. & Stow, D., 2002, Deep-Water Contourite Systems. 22 ed. Geological Society of London, p. 65-72 8 p.
The Scotia Sea, mixed biosiliceous-terrigenous sediments deposited from the Antarctic Circumpolar Current.
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Wake Effects in Tidal Current Turbine Farms
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Wave-form sheeted contourite drift on the Barra Fan, NW UK Continental Margin.
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Deep sea fishes
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Environmental parameters controlling gametogenesis in the echinoid Psammechinus miliaris
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The executive committee of Europe's national soccer associations called on the sport's global governing body, FIFA, to delay Friday's planned vote for the presidency following Wednesday's indictment in the U.S. of nine soccer officials and five others on allegations of corruption over a 24-year span. In a harshly worded statement following an emergency meeting, the UEFA board said the charges "show, once again, that corruption is deeply rooted in FIFA's culture." It warned that the upcoming FIFA meeting "risks to turn into a farce and therefore the European associations will have to consider carefully if they should even attend this Congress and caution a system, which, if it is not stopped, will ultimately kill football," as soccer is called in the rest of the world. UEFA members meet Thursday and will decide then "on what further steps need to be taken to protect the game." Ahead of the indictments and arrests, FIFA President Sepp Blatter had been expected to be re-elected to a fifth four-year term. Blatter was not indicted on Wednesday, and U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch declined to comment at a press conference on whether he could still be charged.


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Optilase Laser Eye Surgery Arrives in Galway
Optilase, Ireland's leading laser eye surgery provider will open a clinic on Shop Street in Galway, at the same premises of sister company, the prestigious Therapie Clinic. The Galway Optilase clinic will be available from next Thursday, 17th November headed up by experienced Laser Optometrist Garry Kidson, FAOI.
Optilase was the first independent laser eye clinic in Ireland. The 100% Irish owned company is a major success story, opening 3 new clinics in the past year, optimistically bucking the recessional trend and investing in the economy.
The opening of the Galway clinic will mean 4 new jobs for Galway. Laser Optometrist Gary Kidson, FAOI commented: "I am delighted to be taking Optilase to Galway and offering access to the best Laser Ophthalmic Surgeons and Laser Ophthalmologists in the country. We are more than happy to offer patients the opportunity of a free assessment for laser eye surgery. It's an incredibly successful and surprisingly straight forward procedure that quite literally changes people's lives".
With prices from only €495 per eye, free consultations, a price match-guarantee as well as a life-time care guarantee, it is no surprise they enjoy a 99% referral rate. In addition, their experienced team of surgeons has carried out over 40,000 laser eye surgery procedures, and are leaders in their field, in Ireland, Europe and Worldwide.
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Michelle and Ryan chose this very nice exclusive venue for their wedding. It is centrally situated in Paarl and is very ably run by Andene, who is an extremely capable and bubbly person!. The farm changed owners recently but is still the same beautiful and exclusive venue with fantastic food!.


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Our Organic Lemon Ginger Sencha tea has a warm, spicy, citrusy, rich, brothy, vegetal flavor. Looking for a healthy, but tasty tea this is a very good choice. At my tea house, this tea rarely stayed around for long.


To a child of God, studying and meditating upon the message of the Bible ought to be an enjoyable undertaking: "O how I love Your law! It is my meditation all the day" (Psalm 119:97). While we find great pleasure in investigating the message of God's word, we also recognize that studying the Bible is a serious undertaking. We should approach such a task with diligence, reverence, and prayer.
Is there anything in the context that explains or at least helps us understand the meaning of a particular word or statement? This, too, is an important question that I need to ask myself when I study the Scriptures. The immediate "context" of a Bible passage refers to those statements or verses that come just before or after the passage we are examining. We might think of the immediate context as those words or instructions that are close by. In some cases, we have to look beyond the statements that are "in the neighborhood" to those that are further away, but still within the overall theme of a particular book. For our present study, though, we will confine our attention to taking into account things that are stated in the immediate context, as we look for assistance in understanding the meaning of the biblical text. Here are a few examples.
John 11:11,12 – When Jesus and His apostles got the word that Lazarus, the brother of Martha and Mary, was sick (11:3), Jesus told them, "Our friend Lazarus sleeps, but I go that I may wake him up. Then His disciples said, 'Lord, if he sleeps, he will get well.'" About what kind of "sleep" was the Master speaking? In what sense was Lazarus sleeping? Here is an instance in which the Bible will provide us with the explanation if we will just continue reading. The next two verses (11:13,14) make the Lord's meaning crystal clear: "However, Jesus spoke of his death, but they thought that He was speaking about taking rest in sleep. Then Jesus said to them plainly, 'Lazarus is dead.'" So, in this case, "sleep" means "death." The Bible says so. Where did we learn this truth? From the immediate context. Though this is a rather easy example to understand, applying the same principle will assist us as we study more difficult passages.
Ephesians 2:14 – "For He Himself is our peace, who has made both one, and has broken down the middle wall of separation." In this verse, the pronoun "He" goes back to the words "Christ Jesus" and "Christ" in the previous verse. So, Jesus is the One that made "both" one, but who or what is intended by the word "both?" If we will look back at verse 11, we will find the answer: "Therefore remember that you, once Gentiles in the flesh – who are called Uncircumcision by what is called the Circumcision made in the flesh by hands." The "uncircumcision" points to the Gentiles, and the "circumcision" refers to the Jews. So, the "both" that are made one through Jesus' peace offering are the Jews and Gentiles. Of course, that oneness takes place among Jews and Gentiles after the flesh only when they obey the gospel, which puts them into the Christ and his spiritual body, the church (3:6).
1 Thessalonians 4:16 – "For the Lord Himself will descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of an archangel, and with the trumpet of God. And the dead in Christ will rise first." It is a fact that the dead in the Christ will rise "first." But the question is, "first" in comparison to whom or what? Those who teach the theory of Premillenialism, the false teaching that the Christ will return before He begins a literal reign for a literal 1,000 years, say that the word "first" points to the righteous dead being raised first, then later there will be the resurrection of the unrighteous.
The context of 1 Thessalonians 4 teaches something very different. In the last verses of this chapter, Paul by the Spirit is speaking about two groups, but the groups about whom he speaks are not the godly versus the ungodly. Paul has spoken about those that "sleep in Jesus" (4:14). Those are the same as "the dead in Christ" (4:16). Who composes the second group about which Paul writes? It is those saints "who are alive and remain" on the earth until the Christ comes again (4:17).
Thus, Paul is not comparing the righteous and unrighteous. The context says nothing about those outside of the Christ. Paul gives the answer to this question: "What is going to happen to those saints that have already passed from this life? Will they be able to share in the glory of the Lord's second coming?" They will, indeed. In fact, the dead in the Lord will be with Him first. Here is the order of events that relate to the saints of God: "first," the Lord will raise the faithful dead ones, then the faithful living ones "shall be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air" (4:17). The context proves beyond a shadow of a doubt that Paul is speaking only about Christians – (1) those that are already dead, and (2) those that will continue living until Jesus comes again. The lost are not a part of the discussion in this context.
Context is extremely important. Paying close attention to it will help us understand the truth and will also keep us from making unwarranted conclusions.


As far back as I can remember I have been watching people and the way that they interact and use their living space. When I look at a room I imagine ways I might be able to improve it. This is definitely a mixed blessing. When I was a child, my mother never quite knew what to expect when she came through the door. I was constantly rearranging the furniture and accessories in our home. I even figured out how to move large pieces of furniture from one floor to another by sliding them down the stairs on a towel, all because I was too impatient to wait for someone to come home. Thankfully my mother never caught me in the act as I might not be here today.
It is very important that a space is as functional as it is beautiful. An unsuccessful room is a room that looks nice but every time you entertain you wish there was another seat for company or you walk past it every day admiring it but never sitting. Rooms and spaces should serve the people who live in them. I like to work with clients to figure out how they "use" their space and how they "wish" they could.
Timeless design with a modern perspective best summarizes my style. I enjoy looking back on the past and thinking of new and creative ways to use objects, pattern and color. I love taking something that has been around for years and making it feel fresh and new. It is very important that you surround yourself with things that you love, whether that is simply a color that makes you feel good or a treasured family heirloom. It is important when you walk into your home that you feel a connection. I draw inspiration from the things and people around me. Working on a client's home is a journey that we both take. I like the client to have input and buy-in during the process, that way their new room feels as if it is a part of them when it's complete and not a room from a showroom that was dropped into their home.


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'Seminole Girl' at home on New River
by Eileen Soler - April 7, 2015 July 8, 2015
FORT LAUDERDALE — The long-awaited arrival of a bronze sculpture that commemorates the timeless Native presence along New River in Fort Lauderdale occurred March 20 amid fanfare and speeches.
"Fort Lauderdale is a city about building community. Having the sculpture here among so much history is symbolic and meaningful. Let the circle be unbroken," said Fort Lauderdale Vice Mayor Romney Rogers.
More than 150 people packed the tiny city-owned plot directly across the waterway from the historic Stranahan House, home of city pioneers Frank and Ivy Stranahan. Many, including non-Natives, wore patchwork dresses, jackets and vests in respect to the Seminole Tribe, whose forefathers in the late 1800s and early 1900s traded alligator hides and bird plumes with Frank Stranahan in exchange for sugar, flower, beads and other commodities of the day.
Broward County Historical Commission member Larry Mike Osceola II and performance artist and painter Elgin Jumper, who recited his poem "Seminole Girl," represented the Tribe in place of Chairman James E. Billie.
"I am so proud to be a part of the blood, sweat and tears that went into bringing the sculpture here today, and I am proud to be a Seminole, Floridian and a Fort Lauderdale resident," Osceola said.
He noted the sculpture's pedestal: 500 Seminole patchwork tiles – 100 purchased by project sponsors, including the Seminole Tribe, and 400 donated by philanthropist AJ Acker and then named for people who help support the life and spirit of the region, including many Tribal members. Hugging the base are 76 tiles hand painted by Ahfachkee School students to portray everyday reservation scenes that include native birds, fish, turtles, chickees, horses and peaceful vistas.
"It gets me right here," said Osceola tearfully, with his hand over his heart.
Other Tribe attendees included Gordon "Ollie" Wareham, who played a Native flute; MaryJene Koenes, who offered a prayer and song in Mikasuki; and Koenes' grandsons Nicholus and Lane, who led the Pledge of Allegiance twice – in English and Mikasuki.
Titled "Florida" A Seminole Girl by international sculptor Nilda Comas, the bronze is a life-size rendering of a 5-year-old dressed in traditional attire circa 1910 happily prancing at play with palm fronds in her hands and Everglades wildlife at her feet.
The city of Fort Lauderdale donated the space at Stranahan Landing along the New River where Seminoles would bank canoes and then shuttle across to the Stranahan homestead. There, they would often camp for several days while the men traded goods, and Ivy Stranahan, a former teacher, taught children to read and write.
But historian Patsy West, who wore a long Seminole skirt while providing a narrative of the location, said Native presence dates much further back to when the tributary provided a natural water route to the Everglades.
"Long before, the Tequesta gathered clams and oysters and hunted manatee here," she said.
The area was also home to the great warrior Sam Jones, who as early as 1828 used the route to course toward Pine Island and Long Key – the highest land masses in the area where Natives camped through the Seminole Wars.
"After all, the history of Fort Lauderdale is the history of the Seminole," West said.
Comas hails from Puerto Rico. She owns art studios in Fort Lauderdale and Italy, and her local pieces include "Lil' Blader" in Colee Hammock Park, "Play Ball" in Holiday Park and two bronze bas-relief pieces at the Tequesta Indian sculpture in Lewis Landing Park.
Minutes before climbing a ladder to release strings that tied a massive cloth around the statue, Comas told the crowd that she began her quest to create the Seminole piece about four years ago when she was moved by the state's 500th anniversary events. Her research of the first Floridians opened doors at Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum where she learned much about Seminole life in the 1900s – what clothes were worn, what animals roamed the area and that palm fronds were collected and then used to thatch roofs on chickees.
Soon, she met Jimmy Cypress who knocked on her studio door one day seeking an art teacher. Months later she met Elgin Jumper who also became her student.
The rest is history, Comas said.
"We all became great friends … now I want you all to love the Seminole Girl," Comas told the crowd just before the unveiling.
Eileen Soler
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1. Can I book Johnny just to sing at my wedding cocktail hour or dinner hour only ?
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Earlier this year, Bill McGoldrick, Syfy's executive vice president of original programming, made the bold claim that the network was headed in a new direction, and that they wanted top notch scripted programming that could compete with well-respected cable entities such as AMC and HBO. Ascension was one of the first projects announced that suggested Syfy might really be trying to reform after years of cheesy TV movies, paranormal "reality" shows, and inexplicable wrestling.
A six-hour space opera "event series," Ascension imagines an alternate history where, in the heat of the 1960s space race, the U.S. launched the titular starship on a top secret mission of colonization. Fifty years later, the vessel is still en route to its distant destination, loaded with hundreds of men, women, and children hoping to make a new home on another world. But when a young woman is murdered, the inhabitants begin to wonder about the true nature of their mission.
This just in: Syfy is now making ALL THE SHOWS. Seriously, it's like they're trying to make up for lost time and redeem everything since the dumbass name change, all in a matter of weeks. I have literally lost count of how many new series announcements we've covered in the last couple of days, but it's done the nigh impossible and nearly overshadowed the Episode VII casting news. So what the hell, let's bring on another new Syfy series announcement! Now it seems Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman is joining in the barrage, developing a new sci-fi drama series called Clone.


Dr Judy Tang is a Neuropsychologist and President of the Australian GLBTIQ Multicultural Council (AGMC). She is an advocate and keen educator on issues and equality barriers for people who identify as multicultural and LGBTIQ – both within the LGBTIQ community and within the multicultural and multifaith communities. She is additionally a committee member of the Victoria Gay and Lesbian Rights Lobby (VGLRL), and the National Convenor of the Australian Psychological Society's (APS) Psychology and Culture Interest Group. She has been appointed a Multicultural Champion for 2018 by the Victoria Multicultural Commission. To unwind, she enjoys playing video games, watching anime and reading manga.


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Wat Ratchanadda (Thai: วัดราชนัดดาราม) is een boeddhistische tempel (wat) gelegen in Phra Nakhon, een district van Bangkok. Het ligt op de hoek van Maha Chai Road en Ratchadamnoen Klang. "Ratchanadda" betekent koninklijke nicht en werd gebouwd op bevel van Rama III voor mom cha ming Sommanus Wattanavadi in 1846.

De tempel is het bekendst van zijn Loha Prasat (โลหะปราสาท), een toren van 26 meter hoog, bestaande uit 37 metalen punten, wat staat voor de 37 deugden in de richting van de verlichting. Het is de derde Loha Prasada (koperen paleis) die ooit gebouwd is, nagemaakt van de eerdere versies in India en Anuradhapura (Sri Lanka). In het verleden was Loha Prasat verborgen achter een oude bioscoop genaamd Chalerm Thai. Het theater werden afgebroken in 1989 door een project om het landschap langs Ratchadamnoen Road te verbeteren.

In 2005 werd de tempel voorgelegd aan de UNESCO ter overweging als toevoeging aan de Werelderfgoedlijst.

Boeddhistische tempel in Bangkok


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LAGANSIDE ART TRAIL LOCATION OF 17th CENTURY TOWN DITCH AND GATE
DUNBAR STREET BELFAST
These photographs from 2016 were not published until now as I was trying to find the background story but as I have failed to find any relevant information I decided to go ahead and process them.
One problem that I have when I visit Belfast is that it is often very difficult to find any information relating to items that I photograph. These bollards or whatever feature a plaque indicating that they are located on the Laganside Art Trail and that they mark to location of the 17th century town ditch and gate. Unfortunately I cannot find any information relating to the 17th century town ditch and gate and I cannot determine what the bollards [or sculptures] represent … some do appear to be representations of coins.
Filed Under: Belfast, Public Art, Street Photography Tagged With: 17th century, Bollards, Dunbar Street, Fotonique, Infomatique, laganside art trail, Public Art, streets of belfast, town ditch and gate, William Murphy
MISTER SCREEN LOST HIS JOB
HE WAS PHOTOGRAPHED OUTSIDE THE SCREEN CINEMA WHICH HAS SINCE LONG GONE
To the best of my knowledge Mr Screen did not accept early retirement and now works at the Savoy on O'Connell Street.
In 2017 Dublin City Council granted permission for the development of a mixed-use office scheme at the site which included College House, Number 2-3 Townsend Street, Number 16-19 Hawkins Street, and the former cinema. The new development will consist of the construction of a ten-storey building. On the ground level there will be space for a café, shops and a restaurant unit. It will also have landscaped roof terraces. A 500-seater venue will be situated in the basement, which will hold a bar, restaurant and box office.
The caricature sculpture of a cinema usher, entitled Mr. Screen, which stood utside the Screen Cinema was created in 1988 by sculptor, Vincent Browne. I like it but many of my friends do not like it and consider it to be ugly.
The cinema operated since 1984, showing world cinema, and independent and Irish films. The Screen Cinema, originally named The New Metropole, opened on 16 March 1972 on the corner of Hawkins Street and Townsend Street on the site of the previous cinema, The Regal, which had been demolished since 1962 to make way for offices. The New Metropole name derived from the more famous Metropole Cinema on O'Connell Street (Penney's department store now occupies the building), and after the latter closed in 1973, the New Metropole became the Metropole.
Originally a single screen cinema, the auditorium was subdivided in 1982 to create two additional auditoria. The new screens were suspended from the ceiling, meaning the main screen was not reduced.
In 1984, it was renamed the Screen Cinema, which became the sister cinema to the more well known Savoy Cinema on O'Connell Street. After this, the Screen showed more unusual, independent, and foreign language films rather than mainstream Hollywood films, which attracted a cult audience to the cinema.
The Screen received a face-lift between 2004–2005 when the interior was upgraded and the cinema lost its original marquee and neon sign in favour of an electronic board displaying the programme.
November 2015 it was reported that staff had been put on protective notice.
On the 19 February 2016, after 35 years in operation, it was announced in the media that the Screen Cinema would be closing its doors to the public as a result of falling ticket sales. It was hinted that Irish Multiplex Cinemas, parent company of Screen Cinema, were to close and sell the cinema a year earlier due to a drop in audience numbers. Staff working in Screen Cinema were said to be offered redundancy packages but this was later withdrawn by IMC and staff were instead offered to be transferred to the Savoy Cinema on O'Connell Street (another cinema in the IMC Group). It was reported that all staff were transferred to the Savoy Cinema with a redundancy package being available from the 29 February 2016.
Filed Under: Public Art, Sculpture, Sculpture Tagged With: caricature sculpture, cinema usher, disappearing dublin, Mister Screen Screen Cinema, Old Cinema, Public Art, Savoy Cinema, sculptor, Sculpture, Vincent Browne, William Murphy
THIS MUST BE A COWPARADE COW SCULPTURE
December 29, 2022 by Infomatique
LACKANASH ESTATE ON LINK ROAD TRIM
Lackanash from Leacain Ais meaning the hill-side of the milk. It is a small townland near to the town of Trim and there is little historical information available online.
I first saw this type of cow back in July 2003 and the story was not a happy one. A collection of life-size cows designed by Irish artists and public figures had to be taken off the streets of Dublin after vandals destroyed several of them. About 70 cows had been located on the streets of Dublin and Dundalk as part of the Bailey's CowParade 2003, an international cultural art exhibition which visits cities all over the world. The initial 10 cows which were placed at city-centre locations were all damaged so badly that the organisers had no option but to remove them. Since then such sculptures are now usually installed at locations which are indoor or protected at night [I do not know if Dublin is/was unique].
CowParade is an international public art exhibit that has featured in major world cities. Fiberglass sculptures of cows are decorated by local artists, and distributed over the city centre, in public places such as train stations, important avenues, and parks. They often feature artwork and designs specific to local culture, as well as city life and other relevant themes.
After the exhibition in the city, which may last many months, the statues are auctioned off and the proceeds donated to charity.
There are a few variations of shape, but the three most common shapes of cow were created by Pascal Knapp, a Swiss-born sculptor who was commissioned to create the cows specifically for the CowParade series of events. Pascal Knapp owns the copyrights to the standing, lying, and grazing cow shapes used in the CowParade events.
Filed Under: County Meath, Public Art, Sculpture, Trim Tagged With: Bailey's CowParade 2003, county meath, CowParade, Fiberglass sculptures, Fotonique, FX30, Infomatique, international public art exhibit, Ireland, Lackanash Estate, life size, Link Road, Pascal Knapp, Public Art, Sculpture, Sony, Trim, William Murphy
RECLINING FIGURE BY FREDERICK EDWARD MCWILLIAM
THE MAIN QUADRANGLE QUEENS UNIVERSITY 24 JUNE 2014
When I photographed this in June 2014 I was unable to locate any information relating to this sculpture but a few years I came across the following information:
This Reclining Figure by Frederick Edward McWilliam (1909-92) was relocated from the quadrangle at the David Keir building to the main Quadrangle at the Lanyon Building Queen's University in 2013 and it took me five years to find any information relating to this interesting bronze sculpture.
Frederick Edward McWilliam CBE RA (30 April 1909 – 13 May 1992), was a Northern Irish surrealist sculptor, born in Banbridge, County Down. He worked chiefly in stone, wood and bronze.
Commissions included the Four Seasons Group for the Festival of Britain exhibition in 1951. McWilliam exhibited at Waddington Galleries, London, and had a major retrospective show at the Tate Gallery in 1989.
In 1964 he was awarded an Honorary D.Litt. from the Queen's University Belfast. In 1966 he was awarded a C.B.E. and in 1971 he won the Oireachtas Gold Medal. McWilliam is represented in many public collections, including MOMA (New York) and Tate Britain.
The Queens University estate comprises more than 250 buildings, 98 of which are listed. The Lanyon Building, which opened in 1849 and is named after its architect Sir Charles Lanyon, is the centrepiece of the estate.
Filed Under: Belfast, Belfast City, Public Art, Queen's University, Sculpture, Sculpture, University Tagged With: 2014, Belfast, Fotonique, Frederick Edward McWilliam, Infomatique, Ireland, june, main Quadrangle, northern ireland, Public Art, Queens University, reclining Figure, Sculpture, The Lanyon Building, UK, William Murphy
NOT THE FREEDOM BELL AND NOT THE WELL KNOWN PUB
THE LIBERTY BELL SCULPTURE BY VIVIENNE ROCHE
Vivienne Roche's Liberty Bell and the Literary Parade were commissioned as part of the celebrations marking the Dublin 'Millennium' in 1988.
For a long time I had believed that this sculpture in St. Patrick's park was named after the Liberty Bell which happens to be the iconic symbol of American independence but I was totally wrong.
It is known as 'The Liberty Bell' because it is located in an area of Dublin of Dublin known as "The Liberties". For those of you who are not interested in visiting public parks or churches there is a nearby pub known as the Liberty Belle.
One of my followers, I do have a few, contacted me to draw my attention to the fact that the Liberty Bell is often confused with Dublin's "freedom bell", the first Catholic Church bell to ring in Dublin in breach of the Penal Laws 200 years ago.
Legend has it that The Liberator Daniel O'Connell rang the bell to celebrate emancipation in 1829, creating the crack in the bell which remains visible today. "This is Dublin's, and Ireland's, great freedom bell," Smock Alley director Patrick Sutton said in an interview with the Irish Times. "In America the Liberty Bell is cased behind eight inches of plate glass, our bell was cased beneath eight inches of pigeon poop."
The Liberties of Dublin, Ireland were manorial jurisdictions that existed since the arrival of the Anglo-Normans in the 12th century. They were town lands united to the city, but still preserving their own jurisdiction. The most important of these liberties were the Liberty of St. Sepulchre, under the Archbishop of Dublin, and the Liberty of Thomas Court and Donore belonging to the Abbey of St. Thomas (later called the Earl of Meath's Liberty).Today's "Dublin Liberties" generally refer to the inner-city area covered by these two liberties.
Born in Cork in 1953, daughter of an engineer, Vivienne Roche was educated in Miss O'Sullivan's primary and secondary school before studying first at the Crawford School of Art from 1970 to 1974 and then the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston graduating in 1975. She was awarded an honorary doctorate by University College Cork in 2006.
She began her creative life as an artist but moved into sculptor and is considered one of Ireland's foremost sculptors. Roche was one of the founders of the National Sculpture Factory in Cork and was the chair from 1989 to 1997. She also was on the national Arts Council from 1993 to -1998 as well as on the governing body of Cork Institute of Technology. She is a member of Aosdána and the Royal Hibernian Academy. She is on the board of the Hugh Lane Gallery and the Dublin City Gallery. Roche remains active in creating national cultural policy.
Roche has participated in exhibitions in multiple countries like France, Finland, Sweden, England, and the U.S. Her work has been presented by the President of Ireland to other national heads of state. She lives in County Cork.
Filed Under: Cathedral, Public Art, Sculpture, Sculpture, St Patrick's Cathedral Tagged With: American independence, Fotonique, freedom bell, FX30, Infomatique, Penal Laws, pigeon poop, Public Art, Sculpture, Sony, St Patrick's Park, the liberties, Vivienne Roche, William Murphy


As we have seen in previous blog posts, some drug awards happen to have monetary components. These are cases where the winners of a given drug award are given some cash, as part of the award. In some cases, the winners of a drug award may be given a trophy (or some other similar symbol of victory) with some cash on top of it. In some other cases, the entire award is in the form of cash. In today's blog post, we will be trying to figure out the best use of such monetary components in drug awards.
There are instances where the best thing to do with the monetary components in drug awards is simply to share the money among the members of the team that won the awards. This can in turn lead to enhanced morale.
There are other instances where the monetary components in drug awards are best used to finance the work that led to winning the award. This is a useful approach in situations where the members of the team that won the drug award don't really need the money for their own use. It may, for instance, be a team made up of professionals who are financially comfortable. Take an example where a team of folks who work for a company like Publix win such an award. These are people who know that if they go to the Publix login page, which is part of the greater Publix associate website, they can always find paychecks awaiting for them there. In other words, these are folks who know that they just need to undertake employee login on the Publix website, to find paychecks waiting for them. In that case, they could just sit together and decide to use the award money to finance the good work (in fighting drugs) that made them win the money in the first place.
There are yet other instances where the monetary components in drug awards are best divided up: with some of the money being shared by the team members, while the rest is used to finance the work that led to winning the award.


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Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (2017)
On February 9, 2018 February 9, 2018 By troubledproductionsIn Review
*whispers* I think I liked this more than Coco. Now, obviously, they're two very different films. But when a Pixar film is one of the first films you see all year it can sometimes seem like the cinematic year has peaked already. Thank god for this film then, showing that there is hope. Well, I say "hope", this film isn't one that really gives you that. It's unrelenting in its bleakness, yet conversely is also incredibly funny. This is not a pleasing film, but it is a satisfying one.
This is the kind of film you don't really watch as a film, you experience it. There's no happy ending, good deeds go punished and bad deeds are rewarded. This does affect the way you watch it at the cinema. There's a certain point in the film where a major event happens (not spoiling it as you REALLY need to see this film) and it feels like this is what the film has been building to. It felt like a natural crescendo for the film, where even if it wasn't the ending it would be very close to it. I saw people quickly finish their drinks and food in preparation, then the film continued for like another half hour. The enthusiasm and the mood in the room deflated like a…..well, like a balloon being deflated. Kind of annoying, but also kind of wonderful. That's basically the point of life, isn't it? That there are no definitive endings and sometimes all you have is more questions.
This is one of about three scenes in the film which are in contention for best of the year
The story wouldn't be much though if it didn't have the right cast to play it out. The cast that's put together for this is absolutely superb, it's been well documented how good Frances McDormand, Woody Harrelson, and Sam Rockwell are in this. But the supporting cast is great too. Caleb Landry Jones is smug enough so that even he's right you still kind of want to punch him and throw him through a window. Lucas Hedges continues to show that his work in Manchester By The Sea wasn't a one-off bit of luck. Just generally a great ensemble cast. But I do need to point out the leads. I've watched a lot of films with Woody Harrelson and Sam Rockwell in, so it should be difficult for me to lose myself in a film starring them. It should be really difficult for me to not think of them as Woody and Sam, and to start thinking of them as the characters they are. But they're so damn good that you do get lost in their performances, you buy into their characters easily. There's one scene in particular where Woody Harrelson's character is in an argument with Frances McDormand's when he suddenly coughs up blood onto her. The way the actors play it is perfect, they instantly switch gears from an emotionally intense scene to a different kind of intensity. It's a stunningly beautiful piece of acting, and a scene everybody should watch.
"So how's it all going in the nigger- torturing business, Dixon? "It's 'Persons of color'-torturing business, these days, if you want to know. And I didn't torture nobody."
I will admit I've struggled to write this review. It's much easier to write reviews of bad films or films which could be improved. For this all you can say is "it's really good". Can't point out problems, can't point out weak links in it. I can't even moan about it being underrepresented at awards shows. If it had M.Night directing it at least it would have had a twist ending where it turned out to be something to do with aliens. I mean, it would have been shit and ruined the film, but it would have given me something interesting to write about. Damn this film and it's wonderful, brilliant greatness.
Caleb Landry JonesFrances McDormandLucas HedgesManchester By The SeaPixarSam RockwellThree Billboards Outside Ebbing MissouriWoody Harrelson
Downsizing (2017)
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It is one of the biggest islands in Maldives, and certainly one of the most popular.
How do I get to Maafushi Island?
Ferries and speedboats can get you there.
Which Atoll is Maafushi located on?
This island is located on the Kaafu Atoll in the Maldives.


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Q: Как подключить Ext JS 6 к Java Maven? Я только начинаю разбираться с Ext JS(требуется для тестового задания), скачал триальную версию ext-6.0.2-trial. В гайдах подключение к библиотеке происходит указанием ссылки на 2 файла
    <script type="text/javascript" src="ext/build/ext-all-debug.js"></script>
    <script type="text/javascript" src="ext/packages/ext-theme-neptune/build/ext-theme-neptune.js"></script>

Но я не могу найти эти папки.
P.S. Что бы работать с Ext JS в Java проекте надо ли основную папку ext-6.0.2 кидать куда-то или достаточно в index.html указать ссылки на эти файлы?

A: Если я правильно вас понял, вам нужно через командную строку сгенерировать ваш extjs проект. Там вы укажите папку куда генерировать и папку с фреймворком.
sencha -sdk /path/to/extjs/framework generate app AppName path/to/app

Предварительно нужно установить sencha cmd

A: Если нужно интегрировать extjs, то можно указать место хранения скаченной библиотеки. Для intellij только знаю надо зайти settings (ctrl + alt + S)
найти раздел Languages and Frameworks -> javascript -> libraries. В нем добавить новую библиотеку. Есть документация https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/2017.1/configuring-javascript-libraries.html#configure сам новичок, мало чего знаю.


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NCRP Reports 155
NCRP Report No. 155, Management of Radionuclide Therapy Patients
NCRP Report No. 155, Management of Radionuclide Therapy Patients, is intended for use by a wide readership including physicians, medical physicists, health physicists, administrators, nurses, other professional and medical staff, and patients. The approaches originally suggested in NCRP Report No. 37, Precautions in the Management of Patients Who Have Received Therapeutic Amounts of Radionuclides (1970), are incorporated and updated.
This Report makes recommendations on explaining risks from therapeutic procedures and obtaining adequate, informed patient consent; dose limits for members of the patient's family; patient confinement in a hospital or skilled-care faiclity; and patient records including the radionuclide and activity used, the treating physician, and contact information.
Section 1 of Report No. 155 is an introduction and includes some brief historical items. This Section discusses the basic principles of both radiopharmaceutical therapy and brachytherapy. Section 2 deals with basic radiation safety principles in a medical facility and includes a description of the radiation safety program, dose limits, staffing and definitions specific to this Report. Section 3 deals with radiopharmaceutical therapy including both clinical and radiation safety aspects. Appendices A and B expand on the patient release criteria outlined in Section 3 and include a spreadsheet program for assisting in determining patient release instructions. Section 4 deals specifically with brachytherapy including techniques, terminology, and a brief discussion of applicable dosimetry. Section 5 deals with facility design for both nuclear-medicine and radiation-oncology installations. Section 6 deals with changes in patients' status, including medical emergencies and presents guidelines for other situations that may be adapted to readers' facilities. Appendix C presents a discussion of quality-assurance requirements for high dose rate afterloading which is an increasingly useful modality. Appendix D outlines shielding requirements for high dose rate brachytherapy installations.
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The suspension of non-urgent operations to ease winter NHS pressures in England is to be lifted from February.
Hospitals had been advised to defer non-urgent operations until mid-January, which was then extended in a bid to free up hospital staff and beds.
Announcing the end of the suspension, an NHS emergency panel said pressures on the service had eased in January.
Hospitals should be able to plan a "return to a full elective care programme" from next month, it said.
The decision to end the suspension of non-urgent operations – which include hip or knee replacements – was taken at a meeting of the NHS's Emergency Pressures Panel (NEPP), which was set up to provide advice on winter pressure and clinical risk.
In a letter to hospital bosses, it said there were early indications that levels of flu were stabilising and that pressures have eased since December.
BBC sources have indicated that NHS leaders are not signalling that the worst of the winter is over and that they will keep the situation under review.
On 2 January, the NEPP extended the suspension of non-urgent operations and routine outpatient appointments until 31 January in order to concentrate on emergency care.
Earlier this week, Public Health England said the fact flu rates had stabilised was a good sign.


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Q: How to retrieve array values in c from another function Here's my code:
#include <stdio.h>

int func(int a[]);

int main()
{
    int a[5] = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5};
    a[] = func(a);

What changes should I make on the above line to get the new values in the array ?
    for (i = 0; i < 5; i++)
    {
        printf("%d ", a[i]);
    }
}

int func(int a[])
{
    for (i = 0; i < 5; i++)
    {
        a[i] = a[i] + 1;
    }
    return a;
}

Thanks in advance!

A: When you pass an array as an argument of a function, it is not a copy, in fact that argument  decays to a pointer to the first element of the passed array, using int func(int a[]); is basically the same as using int func(int *a);, any changes made to the array inside the function will be permanent.

What changes should I make on the above line to get the new values in the array?

Given the above explanation, your function doesn't need to return a:
void func(int a[]) // as no return is needed, the return type should be void
{
    for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++)
    {
        a[i] = a[i] + 1;
    }
    // no need to return a, it's permanently changed already
}

Consequently the assignment to a in main needs to be replaced by a simple function call:
int main()
{
    int a[5] = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5};

    func(a); //call the function

    for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++)
    {
        printf("%d ", a[i]);
    }
}

The output will be:
2 3 4 5 6


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On June 5th, Cuban Sericulture Delegation led by Arcángel visited JUST. President Wang Zili met guests from afar and held a productive meeting and reached wide consensus with experts in sericulture field so as to deepen cooperation between China and Cuba.
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