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There's a great number of people in the world who are very much set in their ways and, in the film industry, this is no more pronounced that at the Cannes Film Festival. Okja, the Netflix produced film which was in competition at the Cannes film Festival was booed when the Netflix logo appeared on screen (though eventually the film received a standing ovation). As much as I appreciate the French film industry for its quality pictures and being the birth place of cinema I feel the 36 month limit placed on streaming service serves is as much as a refusal to get with the times as it is a bid to protect the industry and the country's spectacular reputation for theatres and cinema.
Sports documentary double bill
Currently, the McLaren Formula One is at the foot of the Championship table with engine problems being the woes that fall upon the team and drivers. So, with the McLaren team is such a dire position it seems ideal to go back to a time when the iconic McLaren name was in the ascendency. Directed by Roger Donaldson, McLaren follows Kiwi racing car driver and designer Bruce McLaren from growing up in his small town in New Zealand to designing World Championship winning racing cars.
Bruce McLaren is painted as a determined, hardworking and talented figure in the world of motorsport, finding success in many different formulas and racing categories. The time he devoted to the sport was so great it must have impacted his family life though the movie does not investigate this. Whilst, a look into the man's family life may have opened him up on an emotional level (thereby adding more depth to the film) the areas that film does investigate is very interesting even if some understanding of engineering may be required.
Due to the limited resources available (the sport was still in its infancy in the 60s) director Roger Donaldson combines reconstructive footage with archival footage and interviews, this works reasonably well but the reconstructive footage does feel like it served more as padding than anything greatly informative. What's also interesting to note is how the drivers and mechanics shrugged off the death of fellow racing drivers. This inaction and belief that death was part of the sport contributed significantly to the high number of fatalities in the era. Sadly, however, the film doesn't go into great depth regarding the effect the high death toll had on Bruce McLaren.
The climax of the documentary is undoubtedly high emotional, but thrills and quality of material available means McLaren isn't on a par with Senna.
George Best was football's first celebrity, many dubbed him the Fifth Beetle for his supreme good look and massive female fanbase. Not only was he supremely good looking but he was an incredible football player, one of the best of his generation, a generation that included the likes of Pele and Eusebio. The documentary, simply titled Best, speaks admirably about the talents of George Best, but it's not a documentary that spends the entire timewaxing lyrically about how the ball was glued to his feet. Instead it's a very honest and very moving documentary about a sportsman who threw away his talent because of deadly addiction to alcohol. What's striking is the friends of George Best not only blame the man himself, but themselves, they feel they did not do enough to turn him away from drink.
Comparisons to the Bobby Moore, whose life was also discussed in a documentary could easily be made, and both are refreshingly honest, yet respectful documentaries. George Best is an endlessly fascinating subject, a great talent ruined by drink and a celebrity lifestyle and the film serves as a warning to celebrity culture and the hounding by press and fans. Making use of archival footage and talking heads, the Best documentary lives up to its name becoming one the finest documentaries on the sport. People can chuckle how George Best may have spent his money on booze, birds, fast cars and squandered the rest but it was a lifestyle never made him happy. A sad documentary about a wasted talent.
Southern Fury
Southern Fury tells the intertwining stories of the Lindel brothers, Mikey (Johnathon Schaech) and JP (Adrian Grenier), who had only each other to rely on growing up. As adults, JP found success as the owner of a construction company, while Mikey became a small-time mobster, mired in a life of petty crime. When Mikey is kidnapped and held for a ransom by ruthless crime boss Eddie King (Nicolas Cage), JP turns to the brothers' old pal Sal (John Cusack), a plain clothes detective for help – IMDB.
In present day London, a Crossrail construction team discover a thousand-year-old tomb which holds the graves of the crusader knights who captured a large ruby from ancient Egypt, this ruby is an important part of an ancient ritual. Meanwhile, Nick Morton (Tom Cruise) his mate, Chris Vail (Jake Johnson), and Jenny (Annabelle Wallis) uncover the ancient tomb of Princess Ahmanet (Sofia Boutella) and unleash an unparalleled evil upon man kind.
Welcome to Thursday Movie picks, hosted by Wandering Through the Shelves, this weeks' theme is all about movies that go well together.
Wonder Woman is Not Blunder Woman
The island of Themyscira is situated somewhere on Earth (not sure where) and it is protected from the horror of the World of Men by a bubble. This island is populated by an Amazonian tribe which consist entirely of women. They have lived peacefully for thousands of years until an American pilot Steve Trevor (Chris Pine) crash lands on the island, and he is followed closely by a German contingent. A battle ensues and the Amazon tribe are then forced to face the outside world and the war raging in it. Upon hearing of the war to end all wars, Diana (Gal Gadot) fears that the god Ares has risen again, and leaves the island of Themyscira seeking to destroy him.
The Other Side of Hope
Khaled (Sherwan Haji) emerges from the soot ready to start a new life in Finland after escaping Syria and the brutal Civil War. Upon arrival he announces himself at the Migrant Detention centre so that his application for asylum to Finland is processed. The application is rejected, however, and whilst living on the streets he meets Finnish restaurant owner Wikström (Sakari Kuosmanen) who befriends him.
In today's modern era nobody really has anything as archaic as a VHS player so Samara's been less busy than usual. That is until Gabriel Brown (Johnny Galecki) buys one of those VHS player things and watches the type inside. The type is cursed and Gabriel gets a phone call saying that he'll die in seven days. Meanwhile, Julia (Matilda Lutz) is seeing her boyfriend off to college but within a few weeks he becomes estranged, and a desperate skype call from a mysterious girl alerts Julia that something is wrong. So she packs her bags and goes to see him and finds herself caught up in a deadly curse but for her things are little different than usual.
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell no Tales/Salazar's Revenge
Back in 2003 people wondered how good can a movie about a theme park attraction be? The answer was pretty good as Gore Verbinski set sail on what would be major lucrative franchise which would yield great booty for Jerry Bruckheimer and Disney. Verbinski was the helmsman for the first three movies and despite him disembarking the franchise in 2007, the franchise did not sink at the box office. The choppy seas of directors was not an issue either as the fifth film retains much of what made the original films quite appealing to an audience as whole.
Gloria (Anne Hathaway) is an alcoholic, and out of a job. After her constant drinking and lying, her boyfriend, Tim (Dan Stevens) kicks her out of the house leaving Gloria with no choice but to return to her home town. There she finds her parent's bare and uninhabited house and by chance happens to bump into an old school friend named Oscar (Jason Sudekis). Meanwhile in Korea, there's a giant monster rampaging through Seoul and it quickly dawns on Gloria that the two are connected.
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Cambridge scientists make revolutionary discovery for Parkinson's Disease
Clinical trials are now being planned for Parkinson's Disease patients in the USA
Freya Leng
Cambridge scientists have discovered a naturally-occurring steroid that could be used as the basis of a revolutionary treatment for Parkinson's Disease. (Image: Getty Images)
Cambridge scientists have discovered a naturally-occurring steroid that could be used as the basis of a revolutionary treatment for Parkinson's Disease.
Preliminary findings show the compound squalamine blocks a molecular process thought to underlie the disease and suppresses its toxic products.
The compound has previously been used in clinical trials for cancer and eye conditions in the USA, and a trial in Parkinson's Disease patients is now being planned in the US in the near future.
Squalamine is a steroid which was discovered in the 1990s in dogfish sharks, although the form now used by scientists is a safer, synthetic analogue.
Since then it has been extensively investigated as a potential anti-infective and anticancer therapy.
But in the new study, researchers discovered that squalamine also dramatically inhibits the early formation of toxic aggregates of the protein alpha-synuclein – a process thought to start a chain reaction of molecular events eventually leading to Parkinson's Disease.
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And they also then found that it can suppress the toxicity of these poisonous particles.
The researchers from the Centre for Misfolding Diseases in the Chemistry Department at Cambridge University and Georgetown University and the National Institutes of Health in the US, tested squalamine in both cell cultures in the lab, and in an animal model using nematode worms.
While their findings only represent a step towards a treatment for Parkinson's Disease in humans, they described the results as representing "significant progress".
Professor Christopher Dobson, study author, Master of St John's College and a professor in the university's chemistry department, said: "To our surprise, we found evidence that squalamine not only slows down the formation of the toxins associated with Parkinson's Disease, but also makes them less toxic altogether.
Professor Christopher Dobson, study author, said the results were promising
"If further tests prove to be successful, it is possible that a drug treating at least some of the symptoms of Parkinson's Disease could be developed from squalamine."
Professor Michele Vendruscolo, from the Department of Chemistry and a co-author, said: "This is an encouraging step forward in our efforts to discover potential drugs against Parkinson's Disease.
"Squalamine can prevent alpha-synuclein from malfunctioning, essentially by normalising its binding to lipid membranes. If there are going to be ways to beat the disease, it seems likely that this is one that may work."
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In the new study, the researchers explored squalamine's capacity to displace alpha-synuclein from cell membranes – a phenomenon that was first observed in the laboratory headed by another co-author, Dr Ad Bax, in the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, USA.
This finding has significant implications for Parkinson's Disease, because alpha-synuclein works by binding to the membranes of tiny, bubble-like structures called synaptic vesicles, which help to transfer neurotransmitters between neurons.
Under normal circumstances, the protein aids the effective flow of chemical signals but in some instances, it malfunctions and instead begins to clump together, creating toxic particles harmful to brain cells.
This clustering is the hallmark of Parkinson's Disease.
The researchers carried out a series of experiments which analysed the interaction between squalamine, alpha-synuclein and lipid vesicles, building on earlier work from Cambridge scientists which showed the vital role that vesicles play in initiating the aggregation.
They found squalamine inhibits the aggregation of the protein by competing for binding sites on the surfaces of synthetic vesicles. By displacing the protein in this way, it significantly reduces the rate at which toxic particles form.
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Further tests, carried out with human neuronal cells, then revealed another key factor – that squalamine also suppresses the toxicity of these particles.
They then tested the impact of squalamine in an animal model of Parkinson's Disease, by using nematode worms genetically programmed to over-express alpha-synuclein in their muscle cells.
Together, the results imply that squalamine could be used as the basis of a treatment targeting at least some of the symptoms of Parkinson's Disease.
Scientists say further research is needed to determine what the precise benefits of squalamine would be – and what form any resulting drug might take.
In particular, it is not yet clear whether squalamine can reach the specific regions of the brain where the main molecular processes determining Parkinson's Disease take place.
"In many ways squalamine gives us a lead rather than a definitive treatment," Professor Dobson added.
"Parkinson's Disease has many symptoms and we hope that either this compound, or a derivative of it with a similar mechanism of action, could alleviate at least some of them."

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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Someone drove up a ramp near the Oklahoma Capitol steps overnight and into a disputed granite monument of the Ten Commandments, smashing it to pieces in an apparent act of vandalism, authorities said.
Oklahoma Highway Patrol Capt. George Brown said the person abandoned the car and fled the scene after destroying the monument Thursday night, and that investigators are searching the sedan for clues. He said he didn't know if there were any witnesses, but that investigators are reviewing security video.
The 6-foot-tall monument was erected in 2012 with the blessing of Oklahoma's conservative Legislature. The American Civil Liberties Union of Oklahoma has been suing to have it removed, arguing that it violates the state constitution and could be seen as a state endorsement of a religion.
"We consider this an act of violence against the state of Oklahoma," said Republican state Rep. Mike Ritze, of Broken Arrow, whose family spent nearly $10,000 having the monument erected. "We are obviously shocked and dismayed, but we're not discouraged," he said, vowing to have it rebuilt.
Gov. Mary Fallin called it an "appalling" act of vandalism and volunteered to help raise private funds to restore it.
The ACLU sued on behalf of a Norman minister and others who allege the monument's location violates the state constitution's ban on using public property to support "any sect, church, denomination or system of religion."
A judge ruled last month that the monument does not violate the state constitution, and ACLU attorneys filed an appeal with the Oklahoma Supreme Court.
Ryan Kiesel, the ACLU of Oklahoma's executive director, said he and his clients are "outraged" that the monument was vandalized.
"To see the Ten Commandments desecrated by vandals is highly offensive to them as people of faith," Kiesel said.
The monument's placement has led others to seek their own on the Capitol grounds, including a satanic group that earlier this year unveiled designs for a 7-foot-tall statue of Satan. Other requests have been made from a Hindu leader in Nevada and the satirical Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster.


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MX - Security & SD-WAN
Networks and Routing
MX Layer 2 Functionality
MX Layer 2 Configuration Options
Routed - Use VLANs Disabled
Routed - Use VLANs Enabled
Passthrough Mode
MX Handling of Multicast Traffic
Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
LACP & Link Aggregation
LLDP/CDP
While all LAN ports on all Meraki MX and Z-series devices can be configured with certain switchport settings, such as setting access or trunk mode, specifying VLANs to tag and allow, and applying access policies, these LAN ports do not function like standard switchports, and are not intended to function with full switching capabilities. As such, when connecting an MX to a more complex layer 2 network, additional planning may be required to ensure there are no issues with layer 2 traffic. This article describes the functionality and expected behavior of LAN ports on MX and Z-series devices, and how they handle and interact with layer 2 traffic and protocols. This article may be useful for:
Integrating an MX with a new or existing switched network
Optimizing the MX configuration for efficient operation
Troubleshooting potential layer 2 issues on your network
Please note that this article assumes familiarity with fundamental layer 2 concepts such as VLANs, broadcast traffic, and MAC forwarding.
MX LAN ports can be configured under Security & SD-WAN > Configure > Addressing & VLANs, under Per-Port VLAN Settings.
When the Use VLANs option is unchecked, all LAN ports will act as access ports with no VLAN configured. Any traffic received with a VLAN tag will be dropped, regardless of its IP destination.
When the Use VLANs option is checked, the Per-port VLAN Settings will appear below the Subnets section, and individual LAN ports will follow these settings.
Enabled/Disabled: Determines whether the port will pass traffic or not.
Type - Access: The port will only send and receive untagged traffic, and any tagged traffic received on the port will be dropped.
VLAN: Traffic received from unknown MAC addresses will be recorded on the MX with the VLAN specified here. Only VLANs configured on the Addressing & VLANs page will be selectable.
Access Policy: Access Policies can only be configured on Access ports. More information on configuring access policies can be found in our MX Access Policies KB article.
Type - Trunk: Traffic can be sent and received from multiple VLANs, including untagged traffic.
Native VLAN: Untagged traffic will be recorded with this VLAN. Only VLANs configured on the Addressing & VLANs page will be selectable. If Drop untagged traffic is selected, all untagged traffic will be dropped by the port instead of recorded with a VLAN.
Allowed VLANs: Determines which VLANs can pass traffic on this port. You can select All VLANs (allowing all VLANs configured on the MX), or specify which VLANs to allow. At least one other VLAN must be selected here.
When Passthrough or VPN Concentrator mode is enabled, the MX will act as a layer 2 bridge. All traffic received on a LAN port will be transmitted on the WAN port(s), and vice versa, regardless of VLAN or other layer 2 information.
The MX does not interact with any type of multicast traffic. In effect, when multicast traffic is received on an MX LAN port, it is treated as broadcast traffic and is flooded out all other ports configured for the VLAN it was received on. This can cause unexpected behavior with protocols that leverage multicast, like CDP/LLDP, STP, LACP, VRRP, and others if not properly accounted for. The following sections describe how this particular behavior can affect some more commonly-used protocols on switched networks connected to the MX LAN.
The MX does not run STP in any capacity, and will not exchange BPDUs with other switches or participate in the root bridge election process. If the MX received BPDUs on the LAN, these BPDUs will be re-forwarded within the broadcast domain that they were received on. If there are multiple switches connected to the LAN of the MX participating in an STP election, all BPDUs sent to the MX will be forwarded to other links with the same VLAN allowed, which can cause switches to see BPDUs from multiple other switches, causing ports to get into an unknown/unidentifiable state and impacting the root bridge election process.
Below is a diagram illustrating how the STP election process can be affected by this MX LAN forwarding behavior - when 3+ switches are connected in the same broadcast domain, each switch will receive BPDUs from 2 or more switches on their connected uplinks. In the case of switches 2 and 3, the uplink is both a root port and a designated port from the switches' perspectives, causing the ports to go into an unknown state. In practice, this can also result in rapid STP port status changes for uplinks on multiple switches.
There are a few things that can be done to prevent this from occurring:
Avoid connecting more than two switches in the same STP domain directly to the LAN of the MX
Isolate the MX in its own broadcast domain by implementing layer 3 switching downstream
The MX does not run LACP or any link aggregation protocols. Connecting aggregated ports to the LAN of the MX is not supported; all connected ports should be un-aggregated. If multiple ports are connected to the MX from a single switch for redundancy, it is highly recommended that you run STP on that switch, to ensure that one of the redundant ports is safely put into a blocking state.
The MX will send its own LLDP information to its directly connected links. Unlike MS and MR products, however, the MX will not run CDP.
MX Addressing and VLANs
MX Routing Behavior


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Been trying to install the SUSE 11 SP1 x64 onto IBM System X3650 M4 7915 with RAID10 8x300GB HDD, but SUSE was unable to locate any harddisk during the installation, and renders the installation incomplete. Understand that IBM requires to install the RAID driver, downloaded the driver from the IBM official technical website, and I am not sure how it should be extracted/placed into a USB drive for SUSE to detect the driver.
The driver downloaded is an iso file, specifically, named as dud-2.6.32.12-0.7-64.SLES11.iso file. Would like to ask, how actually SUSE reads the driver files, as I know from some technical team from IBM, I need to change the .iso extension to .img extension. The installation guide downloaded from the IBM website says the .iso file should be extract and put the extracted files into USB drive. Both method has been tried numerous of times, but to no avail. The driver update able to see the USB drive, but when I select it, nothing happens. Do I need to make the USB drive bootable? Or simply copy the files into USB drive will do?
Please enlighten me on how to install the driver before starts to install the OS.
Really appreciate any help here.
during the installation, and renders the installation incomplete.
update able to see the USB drive, but when I select it, nothing happens.
menu there is an option to load the diver.
but I have no idea how to do it, need some help here to guide me through.
the command line fix the grub and fstab entries?
Yes I am able to enter rescue mode but I couldn't access superuser command "su" from the command line. Apology as I am trying to familiarize myself with Linux.
> from the command line fix the grub and fstab entries?
The messages before the quoted one would be very interesting.
However, it could mean that the driver hasn't been copied to kernel module driver tree. Did you update the kernel after the installation? That would be my recommendation, because as far as I know the right driver should be included. Maybe it was buggy or too old at the time of SP1.
BTW I had a customer who was running this machine successfully without any additional drivers with SP2.


A while back, when I was living in Taiwan, I serendipitously ran into the lovely, Sao Her, a (super-talented!) film student in Taipei. When she asked me to help her out with her experimental film project, I was like, "I get to wear your traditional Hmong outfit and walk around downtown Taipei barefoot in the rain? Hell yeah!" And such was the birth of her short film "Distance".
Then, the other week Sao contacted me to tell me that she might be coming to Korea. Her film was accepted for a screening at The 11th Seoul International NewMedia Festival (제11회 서울국제뉴미디어페스티벌)! Rock on, right??
I've been buried to my neck in work for my Korean class, but last week I carved out some time and went to the screening of "Distance" with Sao at i-Gong in Hongdae ^^ It was amazing to see the film presented with other thought provoking works! I'm still mulling over some of them… At any rate, I'm incredibly proud of Sao.


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Four toe-curling reasons to leave your shoes at the door. - by that's life!
We're all familiar with the homes that ban wearing shoes inside. Maybe you grew up in one, maybe your best friend did, maybe you live in one now.
If you don't already take your shoes off before going inside you will want to after reading these gross facts about treading your trainers around your house.
E Coli is a nasty strain of bacteria that is found in all sorts of animal waste.
University of Arizona microbiologist and professor Kelly Reynolds told The Huffington Post that the floors of public loos, footpaths covered in bird droppings, or stepping in dog waste mean your shoes could be infected.
This bacteria is notorious for causing all sorts of illnesses - the least of which is diarrhoea and could be as bad as meningitis!
Definitely not something you want trodden through your carpets!
Along with E coli there are thousands of other nasties that could live on your shoes.
Kidspot report that C diff - a bacteria known to contribute to antibiotic resistance - is present on 39% of shoes, AND that shoes bring this bacteria into your house 90-99% of the time!
We cover our lawns with pesticides, our roads with bitumen, drive cars that spew exhaust fumes, and then walk around in polluted air step in puddles that likely have oil and petrol in them.
All these things lead to toxic chemicals getting embedded in our clothes, and particularly on our shoes.
According to the Daily Mail, tracking chemicals inside from roads sealed with coal tar on our shoes can increase the risk of cancer.
If you weren't convinced to kick your shoes off already, stepping into a house with your shoes is straight up messy.
It can be hard to keep floors and carpets clean if dirt-clogged trainers are dragging mud through the house.
And don't forget babies - playing on the floor puts them and their toys closer to potentially risky areas, and we all know how keen they are to put things in their mouths!


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Business Operations Playbooks
Online Knowledge Bases
Franchise Documentation Manuals and Procedures
Online Knowledge Base
Crossroads Farm
Dawn Routledge : Director of Operations
Crossroads Farm started with 20-year-old training content that was impactful, but also disorganized, inconsistent, and visually outdated. Manual Makers collaborated with the founders to transform their multiple Word documents and pages of handwritten notes into complementary manuals with a streamlined and more classic look and feel, a consistent structure, and thoughtful train-the-trainer content.
Crossroads Farm is an outsourced co-operative youth ministry located in Reading, Michigan, a rural area near the southern border of the state. For nearly 20 years, Crossroads Farm has been training youth and student leaders with the goal of positively impacting their rural communities by providing social, educational, spiritual, and relational opportunities. President Doug Routledge created a four-year training curriculum broken into nine monthly sessions each year, but the format, structure, and visual elements were inconsistent month to month. The ministry was ready to expand into multiple locations but lacked a polished, cohesive training platform that was functional for both trainers and students. That's when they made the call to Manual Makers based on a referral from a trusted advisor.
In-Person Working Sessions Made All the Difference
A 2-person team from Manual Makers made the trip from Atlanta to Reading, Michigan to visit Crossroads Farm. We spent quality time with the founders Doug and Dawn Routledge, the staff, and the youth leaders that this program educates. They answered all our questions and gave us a complete understanding of the ways Crossroads Farm impacts the community.
"To have disciplined and focused time on a project with the team that is making it a reality is crucial. It also allowed Manual Makers to get a better feel for the DNA of our organization which we believe greatly impacts the resulting product."
Dawn Routledge, Director of Operations, Crossroads Farm
We determined that we needed to create four manuals in our robust content management software, MadCap Flare. We would create two different outputs for each manual (eight manuals total): one that contained the student content that appears in both documents and one that contained additional trainer's content. This way, when edits are made they are entered once and appear in both outputs, eliminating the risk of making the edit in one place and not in another.
Doug and Dawn flew to Atlanta to attend a 2-day Bootcamp at the Manual Makers office and gave us their undivided attention to work on the first set of manuals. We finalized look, feel, and functionality for the layout of all four installments of the ARMS of a Servant Leader curriculum – Attitudes, Relationships, Mind, and Skills – which include original illustrations by Doug. We made content edits together on the first set of manuals and created new cover art concepts for all four.
Marrying Excitement and Fulfillment
The first installment of the ARMS of a Servant Leader curriculum was published in two versions: Student Manual and Trainer's Manual. Manual Makers coordinated printing and shipping, and the manuals arrived for the kickoff of the new training curriculum year in September 2018. The Crossroads Farm team was thrilled to receive the first editions. "Seeing years of work, research, and writing come to fruition marries excitement and fulfillment," Dawn says. "The respect for the material and its credibility escalated. We have more of our team bringing the material to training sessions than in years prior. It has drawn the eye of several other organizations, and the expansion of our reach in rural America continues to grow."
"The respect for the material and its credibility escalated… It has drawn the eye of several other organizations and the expansion of our reach in rural America continues to grow."
Crossroads Farm and Manual Makers have completed the second installment of training and are currently collaborating on the third and fourth. Since we can't meet face to face as often as we'd like, we utilize conference calls, email, and video conferencing to work together as we complete the project.
Positioned for Expansion and Growth
Crossroads Farm currently has two locations and is expanding across the country. Providing polished, user-friendly, and impactful training materials to all locations in both electronic and print formats ensures that Doug's training content and guidance will be consistently implemented. "Having a personal relationship that intertwines with the work relationship only enhances the project overall. We believe that no matter the level of growth and maturity in your company, there would be a place for Manual Makers to provide excellence and greater communication clarity for your goals and objectives," Dawn concludes.
"Today, hundreds are using the training materials… it will reach into the thousands soon."
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House and Senate Parity Bills: Differences Complicate Passage Prospects
By Stephen Barlas
The introduction of a House mental health parity bill in March has scrambled prospects for congressional passage of a bill that President Bush could sign. The introduction of the Paul Wellstone Mental Health and Addiction Equity Act (HR 1424) by Reps Patrick J. Kennedy (D, RI) and Jim Ramstad (R, Minn) threatens to split both the mental health community and the House and Senate.
The introduction of a House mental health parity bill in March has scrambled prospects for congressional passage of a bill that President Bush could sign. The introduction of the Paul Wellstone Mental Health and Addiction Equity Act (HR 1424) by Reps Patrick J. Kennedy (D, RI) and Jim Ramstad (R, Minn) threatens to split both the mental health community and the House and Senate. A Senate committee had previously passed a separate parity bill called the Mental Health Parity Act of 2007 (S 558), which is more limited in scope and was the product of compromises offered by mental health, employer, and insurance groups.
The Coalition for Fairness in Mental Illness Coverage, for example, supports the Senate bill cosponsored by Patrick Kennedy's uncle, Sen Edward M. Kennedy (D, Mass). But the Coalition has not and will not take a position on Patrick Kennedy's bill, according to Pamela Greenberg, chairperson of the Coalition, who is also the CEO of the Association for Behavioral Health and Wellness (ABHW).
Two members of the Coalition-the American Psychiatric Association and Mental Health America-support both the House and Senate bills. The ABHW opposes the House bill.
Business groups almost uniformly oppose the House bill. "The House bill is everything that we did not like in previous mental health parity bills," said E. Neil Trautwein, vice president of the National Retail Federation, a trade group that supports the Senate bill.
Both bills attempt to extend mental health parity in employer health plans by improving on a 1996 law that requires companies with more than 50 employees to offer the same annual and lifetime dollar limits for mental health expenses as for other medical expenses. The 2007 bills would expand that parity dictate by applying it to deductibles, copayments, out-of-pocket expenses, coinsurance, covered hospital days, and covered outpatient visits.
The House bill goes further, mandating coverage of a very broad range of conditions that would be subject to parity, unlike the Senate bill, which would leave that determination to the states. The House sponsors want to ensure that parity extends to treatment for things like substance abuse and eating disorders, conditions that might not qualify under the Senate bill. In addition, the House bill would allow states with stronger parity laws to ignore the federal law. The Senate bill preempts state laws on parity.
Sens Kennedy and Mike Enzi (R, Wyo), the other cosponsor, have been trying to hold together the groups who agreed to their bill, and have therefore refused to consider Senate floor amendments that would bring the Senate bill closer to the House bill.
"There is a whole lot of positioning going on," said one lobbyist for a key mental health group, who did not want to be identified. "Anyone who tells you they know what will happen is full of it."
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TLDR UpFront: A jailbreak in Marawi is jut one in a long history for ISIS. Salafi-takfiri groups have used jail breaks and prison attacks to bolster their numbers for well over a decade. Indeed ISIS owes its genesis to a 2012-2013 Al-Queda/ISIS operation named "Destroying the Walls" which freed an estimated 4500 skilled salafi-takfiri worldwide. Of these an estimated 1800 may have ended up in ISIS by the time it was cutting ties with Al-Queda and seizing Ar-Raqqah in Syria in early 2013.
FullContext in the Back: Jail breaks and mass prison escapes were a primary recruiting tactic of the Islamic State to obtain experienced militants prior to becoming an emerging-state actor.(1) The following table lists specific jail breaks that have may have provided recruits to the so-called Islamic State. The percentage allocation is an estimate at best. Open-source details of where militants went after being freed is difficult to obtain. Guidelines used are prison escapes directly attributed to the Islamic State, or its previous incarnations, or within their sphere of influence (Syria or Iraq) are allocated at 100%. Likewise operations conducted during the (then ISIS) campaign of "Destroying the Walls" which ran from July 2012 through the end of 2013 excepting those obviously conducted by a separate group with no operational linkage to the Islamic State (e.g. Boko Haram) which are not listed. In August of 2013 INTERPOL issued an alert regarding this effort after "a series of prison escapes across nine INTERPOL member countries in the past month alone, including Iraq, Libya and Pakistan."(2) The close clustering of a number of major prison breaks during the 2012-2013, and especially Jun-August of 2013, indicate a potential operational tie with the Islamic State's campaign. The assumption that these militants eventually in part came to ISIS is in part based both on the stated aims of "Destroying the Walls", personnel accounts of escapees joining ISIS(3) and that ISIS specifically tracks "Prison Escapes" as a strategic metric in it's 2013 Annual Report.(4) Operations conducted in Yemen are allocated 50% to the Islamic State and assumed that 50% of the militants returned to Al-Quead in the Arabian Pennisula (AQAP) or other factions. This is based off the strong ties between the two groups prior to the Islamic State's breakoff from Al-Queda. Operations conducted in Afghanistan by the Taliban, are allocated at 25% of the Islamic State – these operations occurred while the Islamic State, primarily known then as Al-Queda in Iraq, was strongly connected to the Al-Queda global network and leading the insurgency in Iraq.
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(1) Evidence suggests Boko Haram has also adopted this tactic of recruitment through jail breaks. Over several incidents 2012-2013 Boko Haram militants freed several hundred of their fellow militants from Nigerian prisons. However these are not included because there is no strong evidence that Nigerian militants have joined ISIS.
(3) Tim Arango and Eric Schmitt, "Escaped Inmates from Iraq fuel Syrian Insurgency," New York Times, http://mobile.nytimes.com/2014/02/13/world/middleeast/escaped-inmates-from-iraq-fuel-syria-insurgency.html?referrer=&_r=0, accessed September 29th, 2014.
(4) ISIS Annual Report TBD.
(5) Adel Al-Haddad, "23 Al-Queda suspects escape from Political Security Prison," Yemen Times, http://www.webcitation.org/query?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.yementimes.com%2Farticle.shtml%3Fi%3D918%26p%3Dfront%26a%3D1&date=2009-09-07, accessed September 23rd, 2014.
(6) Carlotta Gall, "Taliban free 1,200 inmates in attack on Afghan Prison," nytimes.com, http://www.nytimes.com/2008/06/14/world/asia/14kandahar.html, accessed September 23rd, 2014.
(7) Martin Chulov, "Iraqi officials investigate warden's involvement in al-Qaidia jailbreak," theguardian.com, http://www.theguardian.com/world/2010/jul/25/iraq-al-qaida-prison-warden, accessed September 23rd, 2014.
(8) Taimoor Shah & Alissa J. Rubin, "Taliban breach Afghan Prison: Hundreds Free," nytimes.com, http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/26/world/asia/26afghanistan.html?hp&_r=0 accessed September 23rd, 2014.
(9) In 2011 Syrian President Assad issued Amnesty Orders #53 & #61 which emptied Sedanya prison of all Islamic Militants. Although this was presented as a 'reform' it was considered at the time an intentional act by Assad to radicalize the opposition. Although not a prison 'break', the influx of hardened militants into ISIS ranks is included in the Prison Break/Amnesty flow.
(10) Rania Abouzeid, "The Jihad Next Door: The Syrian roots of Iraq's newest civil war," Politico.com, http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2014/06/al-qaeda-iraq-syria-108214.html#.VByn7xafgzd accessed September 19th, 2014.
(11) Reuters News, "Dozens of Al Queda militans escape from Yemen Jail" reuters.com, http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/06/22/oukwd-uk-yemen-qaeda-idAFTRE75L1KG20110622, accessed September 23rd, 2014.
(13) ABC News, "Al Queda Militants tunnel out of Yemen Jail," abc.net.au, http://www.abc.net.au/news/2011-12-12/al-qaeda-militants-tunnel-out-of-yemen-jail/3727376, accessed September 23rd, 2014.
(14) Bill Roggio, "Al Queda Assaults Iraqi jails, free hundreds of prisoners," longwarjournal.com, http://www.longwarjournal.org/archives/2013/07/al_qaeda_assaults_ir.php, accessed September 19th, 2014.
(15) Al Jazeera News, "Explosions Target Benghazi judicial buildings," Aljazeera.com, http://www.aljazeera.com/news/africa/2013/07/2013728185027351689.html, accessed September 23rd, 2014.


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Q: How can I return a Future object with Spring without writing concurrency logic? How can I return a java.util.concurrent.Future object with a Receipt object and only use the @javax.ejb.Asynchronous annotation?
And do I need any extra configuration to let Spring handle ejb annotations?
I don't want to write any concurrency logic myself.
Here's my attempt that doesn't work:
@Asynchronous
public Future<Receipt> execute(Job job) {
    Receipt receipt = timeConsumingWork(job);
    return receipt;
}

A: As long as your configuration is correct, all you need to do is to return a new AsyncResult object with the receipt as input parameter.
@Asynchronous
public Future<Receipt> execute(Job job) {
    Receipt receipt = timeConsumingWork(job);
    return new AsyncResult<Receipt>(receipt);
}

Spring handles both @Async and @Asynchronous with the <task:annotation-driven /> element.

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(Learning Modules / Psychology / Measuring the unmeasurable) In Psychoanalytical theory, the part of the personality which maintains a balance between our impulses (id) and our conscience (superego).
• (n.) The conscious and permanent subject of all psychical experiences, whether held to be directly known or the product of reflective thought; -- opposed to non-ego.
E'go noun [ Latin , I.] (Met.) The conscious and permanent subject of all psychical experiences, whether held to be directly known or the product of reflective thought; -- opposed to non-ego .
from the Freudian school of thought, the conscious part of one's personality that experiences the external world.
I ; I can't live without you, baby.
The aspect of personality involved in self-preservation activities and in directing instinctual drives and urges into appropriate channels.
This is the personality ; it is the conscious aspect of the person, and excludes the subconscious and unconscious minds. It is agency, or the agent of consciousness. The ego has to make choices, and these produce effects. So the realm of the ego is the realm of cause and effect. See also Consciousness.


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Home Business and Labor How the Polish Immigrants Came to New England
How the Polish Immigrants Came to New England
Before Polish immigrants arrived in New England they had already made it to the Jamestown colony in Virginia as craftsmen.
John Evanowski, Polish immigrant, at the Fafnir Bearing Co. in New Britain. Photo courtesy Library of Congress.
Over the centuries Polish immigrants came to New England in waves, the first from 1870 to 1914, the second after World War II and the third following Polish independence in 1989. By 1900, 9.3 percent of Polish immigrants in the United States lived in New England. That number increased to 10.9 percent in 1930. Only the Great Lakes and Mid-Atlantic states attracted more Polish immigrants.
Today, Massachusetts and Connecticut rank 10th and 11th in total population of people with Polish ancestry. Connecticut has the third densest population of Polish-Americans in the country, with 8.85 percent, behind Wisconsin and Michigan.
Poles have been soldiers and journalists, farmers and factory workers, priests and rabbis, entrepreneurs and entertainers. Tadeusz Kosciuszko and Kazimierz Pulaski were heroes of the American Revolution. Igor Sikorsky, who had Russian and Polish parentage, built a helicopter factory in Connecticut. Martha Stewart, nee Kostyra, built a business empire.
Some of New England's most prominent politicians have Polish ancestry: Connecticut senator Chris Murphy, the late U.S. Secretary of State Ed Muskie and U.S. senator from Vermont, Bernie Sanders. Red Sox icon Carl Yasztremski grew up on a potato farm and spoke fluent Polish, while the New England Patriots' former stars Stephen Gostowksi and Rob Gronkowski claim Polish ancestors. Paul Newman was part Polish; so is Steven Tyler, Aerosmith vocalist.
The 1st Wave of Polish Immigrants
Philip Sowa. Photo courtesy Library of Congress.
Most Polish-Americans are descended from the first wave of immigrants, when an estimated 1.5 million fled poverty and starvation in Germany, Russia and Galicia. People called them the za chlebem, or 'for bread' immigrants, because most had neither money nor land. A large number were Jewish, escaping persecution.
They came to New England to work in the factories, primarily textile mills. They came in family groups and settled in neighborhoods with large Slavic populations. In Lawrence, Mass., for example, Polish immigrants arrived en masse at the turn of the 20th century.
Around 1912, Michael and Jadwiga Narkiewicz emigrated from Wilno, Poland, and settled in Westminster, Vt., where they ran a dairy farm. Then the paper mills came to Bellows Falls, and the Narkiewiczs followed.
Polish-American Club, Bellows Falls, Vt.
In 1903, 600 Polish immigrants lived in Lawrence, Mass. That number more than tripled in seven years, to 2,100. They mostly worked in woolen and worsted goods manufacturing. Two years later, Polish women working at the Everett Mill shut down their looms and started the Bread and Roses strike.
The Mills
When strikes in New Bedford's cotton mills in 1894 and 1898 caused many workers to leave, Polish workers replaced them, though not as strike breakers. By 1910 several thousand Poles worked in the New Bedford mills — and they were still arriving.
Polish immigrants had large families, and the children often went to work in factories at a young age. Social reformer Lewis Hine photographed 14-year-old Philip Sowa at the Shoe Mill in Fall River, Mass., where he had applied to be a doffer. "Liked to go to school," Hine noted in a caption to the 1916 photograph.
Another crusading photographer, unknown, photographed the overcrowded home of cotton mill workers in the Olneyville section of Providence. "Eight persons live in these three small rooms, three of them are boarders," noted the photographer. "Inner bed-rooms are 9 x 8 feet, the largest room 12 x 12 feet. 23 Chaffee Street, Polish People. Property owned by the mill."
Photo courtesy Library of Congress.
Thousands of Poles came to Massachusetts to work in mills in Springfield, Chicopee and Holyoke. Many saved their earnings from factory work and bought cheap, abandoned farms in the Connecticut River Valley. They moved into old colonial homes and transformed the land viewed as useless into thriving onion and tobacco farms.
A Cold Welcome
They weren't always welcome. A novel published in 1913, called The Invaders, described how people of English ancestry reacted to the newcomers. So did a 1933 article in New England Magazine titled The Pole In The Land Of The Puritan:
In the smiling country along the Connecticut river and included within Massachusetts, there was three decades ago possibly the most distinctive survival of early New England Puritan life. The first Poles came in the early eighties; many of them were attracted by glowing reports of returning Jews, who told of a land of boundless freedom and countless dollars. Soon the descendents of the Pynchons and the Chapins were marvelling at the expressionless Slavic faces, which looked as if flattened against a board at birth; at stunted figures that bespoke grinding toil; at the masculine forms of the women, that told of field-work beside brother and husband and domestic animal. To-day the Polish tide, swelled by continuous immigration and prolific births, is steadily rising in this old Yankee community. The Massachusetts section of the valley is the home of twelve to fifteen thousand of these aliens.
Catholics and Jews
Many of the Polish farmers were Jewish and settled on abandoned farms in Connecticut with the help of Jewish relief societies. Many Jewish families who fled persecution in Poland dreamed of owning a small farm. They ended up, though, in tenements on New York's Lower East Side.
Those who made it out of the tenements tended to settle on Connecticut farms near other Jewish farmers, in Colchester, Norwich, East Haddam and Newtown.
A Polish immigrant couple, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lyman, on their tobacco farm near Windsor Locks, Conn.
Many other Polish immigrants belonged to the Roman Catholic Church. In 1889, Fr. Franciszek Chalupka founded a Polish-American parish in Webster, Mass., the first in New England. The parishioners of St. Joseph Parish raised money to pay for his seminary tuition. He later founded St. Stanislaus Parish in Chicopee.
Poles and other immigrant groups suffered high unemployment after the 1893 financial panic. Father Chalupka visited wealthy people door-to-door asking for money to buy food and coal. He is remembered today for saving the Polish immigrants of Chicopee.
The 2nd Wave
World War II created the second wave of Polish immigrants who escaped ethnic cleansing by Germany and Russia. Many Poles died in German concentration camps or Russian massacres. The Soviet government also deported millions of Poles to Siberia and other remote regions of the empire.
Between World War II and 1968, 140,000 Poles came to the United States. Poles escaping repression in Europe came from diverse backgrounds and social classes. Most, however, left their home for political rather than economic reasons. A good percentage belonged to the middle- and upper-middle-classes in Poland.
The bulk of the second wave of Polish immigrants arrived between 1948 and 1952. Some were former soldiers, some were relatives of Poles already living here and some arrived under the Displaced Persons Act.
When they arrived in the United States, they tended to seek white-collar and professional jobs.
Today there are 78 Polish-American parishes in New England, mostly in the Springfield-Hartford-Worcester area, but also in Boston, Fall River, and Manchester, N.H. Three dozen Roman Catholic churches in New England offer Mass in Polish.
New Britain's Little Poland
Many of New England's Polish neighborhoods have disappeared as Poles assimilated quickly. Not so New Britain's Little Poland, a thriving ethnic community in central Connecticut. The neighborhood retained its Polish character since it started in 1890. The third wave of immigrants came to New Britain after Polish independence in 1989.
Polish-Americans from nearby towns in Connecticut bolster Little Poland's population of 30,000. They can spend a day doing business completely in Polish, shopping, buying an airline ticket, getting a home loan, taking dance or driving lessons and ordering dinner. On weekends, thousands attend Mass at Sacred Heart Church.
On the last Sunday in April, Little Poland is thronged with visitors to the Little Poland Festival on Broad Street. It features crafts vendors from around New England, food and a live stage with folk dancing and live bands.
This story about Polish immigrants was updated in 2022.
Image: Polish and American flag By Elevatorrailfan – Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=41217488.
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Rich April 24, 2016 - 6:03 pm
New Britain is in the center of Connecticut.
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I'm from New Britain, CT and very, very proud of my Polish heritage! There is nothing better than Mass in Polish and a stroll along Broad St. I miss my first home!
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She is covering many subjects for parents on blogs and is preparing other downloadable information that can be readily used for IEP meetings.
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28 songs that capture the spirit of travel (with videos)
Theresa Dowell Blackinton
THERE'S A GOOD reason many of us take music with us when we travel; it can transport us — back home, away from an overcrowded bus, or through a restless night.
Music helps us connect to others — to fellow travelers who might share our taste in songs and to locals who might not speak our language but can carry the rhythm.
For those of us with gipsy blood, music can speak to who we are and why it is that we can never seem to settle down. Music engenders a desire to see a new place, or to travel simply for the joy of the journey.
In the few minutes that a song lasts, the ember of wanderlust inside us can be stoked into a bonfire that can't be ignored. Suddenly, we're inspired to earn that money, book that flight, pack that bag — do whatever it takes to get back on the road.
So here I present thirty songs that best capture the spirit of travel.
Go ahead and load up your phone, slip on your earphones, and crank up the tunes. Who knows where these songs will take you.
Songs About Place
Certain songs take you immediately to a specific place. They precisely capture somewhere you've been or inspire you to plan a trip to the locale forever locked in lyrics.
Other songs don't name names, but in your mind, the place evoked by the tune is so exact you have no doubt what town, city, or country the singer is crooning about…until you meet another traveler who pictures an entirely different place every time that song is played.
1. Carolina in My Mind by James Taylor
Who doesn't see that Carolina sunshine or feel that moonshine when this classic comes through the speakers? I certainly hear "the highway calling" each time this song appears on my play list.
2. Marrakesh Express by Crosby, Stills, and Nash
The vivid imagery of this song–colored cottons, charming cobras–brings this famed Moroccan city right to life. Can you resist its call?
3. Africa by Toto
Come on, I couldn't leave this one off, could I? It's classic.
4. Katmandu by Cat Stevens
Strange and bewildering is certainly one way to describe this town. If you've been there, I'm sure you can think of many other fitting adjectives.
5. Graceland by Paul Simon
On the surface, sure, it's a song about Memphis, but I think we all have our own Graceland, that place where we go for reasons we can't explain, with the hope of being well received.
6. We Danced Anyway by Deana Carter
In each of our histories, there's that "happy little foreign town," where we danced, laughed, and were in love with every minute of every day. It's the place we find a way to go back to time and again, even if just in our memories.
7. Where the Streets Have No Name by U2
It's the town not in any guidebook, the one you found when you got off the train at the wrong stop or surreptitiously shared a hostel room with someone who had just come from there. It's the restaurant without a sign, the guestroom tucked away in a back alley, the beach you'll never be able to find again…but will always remember.
Songs About How To Travel
A common maxim reminds us that it's not the destination, but the journey that matters. If it's about the journey, then the method of transportation is important.
By boat, by train, by foot, by car…the manner in which we travel plays a large role in the way in which we experience the world.
8. Proud Mary by CCR
Is it possible to listen to this song and not want to give up that "good job in the city" to "hitch a ride on a river boat queen"? Whether it's on the Mississippi, the Amazon, the Nile, the Ganges, or some smaller, quieter river, boats are a great throwback way to travel.
9. City of New Orleans by Arlo Guthrie
I'm not sure you can call yourself a traveler if you've never made at least one trip by train, passing time playing cards with friends and watching the world pass outside your window.
Songs About the Reasons We Travel
We each have our private reasons for taking a trip, but there are common themes that link travelers.
Often we journey in search of something–ourselves, love, adventure, understanding, the place we belong. Sometimes we go simply because we can't stand to stay where we are or because of an almost desperate urge for movement.
And in some cases, there is no reason. We travel simply because we are travelers.
Stay in one place too long and sometimes it really seems that you can feel the grass growing underfoot. That's when you know for certain that it's time to move on.
10. The World at Large by Modest Mouse
With the changing of seasons comes a desire for a change of scenery. The migrating instinct awakes in our souls.
11. America by Simon & Garfunkel
While every trip might be a search for somewhere new or different, it's also true that every journey away from home is an opportunity to better understand the place from which we come.
12. The Long Way Around by the Dixie Chicks
You have them – the friends who stayed at home and settled down. You look at their lives and can't imagine finding happiness that way. They, on the other hand, look at your life and wonder why you always have to take "the long way around." Different strokes, right?
13. The River by Garth Brooks
Some people are content to sit on the shorelines, but those of us who travel know that we've got to get out there and chance the rapids, dance in the tides, and follow the dream wherever it leads.
14. Fly Away from Here by Aerosmith
As Steven Tyler sings, "our hopes and dreams are out there somewhere." We can stay where we are and hope our dreams come to us or we can go out and find that better place. I'm not seeing much of a choice here.
15. Free Bird by Lynyrd Skynyrd
If you live for that feeling of freedom that comes with arriving in a destination where no one knows you, there's nothing in the world that can hold you down.
16. Ramble On by Led Zeppelin
Is it love that we're all looking for as we ramble on? Maybe… though not necessarily romantic love. Love of a place, love of a time, love of life itself.
17. Here I Go Again by Whitesnake
Sometimes the road is lonely and the destination isn't always clear, but the dream is always big enough to compel us to walk down that road time and time again.
18. Ramblin' Man by the Allman Brothers
Trying to explain why you travel to those who'd rather stay in one place is often futile. You're coming from places too far apart, so sometimes the best answer (and maybe the true answer) is simply that you were "born a ramblin' man."
Songs that Capture the Joy of Travel
At the end of the day, what most often inspires us to go is the ecstasy of travel, pure and simple. The frustrations of airports, the struggles with packing, and the tedium of days spent working all fade away when you set off on your journey.
Who hasn't scanned the departures at the airport and recalled all the places that they've already been and made plans for the places still to be explored?
19. On the Road Again by Willie Nelson
Going places that you've never been, seeing things that you've never seen, making music with your friends…isn't that what travel is all about?
20. A Good Day to Run by Darryl Worley
The only question this song leaves to ponder is: what day isn't a good day to run?
21. Roam by the B-52's
Fly the skies, see the seas, run around all the continents. Go ahead, roam without a care.
22. Come Away With Me by Norah Jones
I'm not sure it's possible to resist this siren's call to walk with her in yellow-grassed fields, to stand with her atop a mountain, to lie with her under a tin roof in the rain. It's travel the romantic way.
23. Fly Away by Lenny Kravitz
Just think of all the places you would visit if you could fly, taking off with every whim. And travel without the hassle of the airport…I'm not sure it gets better than that.
24. Life is a Highway by Tom Cochrane
Windows down, gas tank full, an open road in front of you. This song demands that you sing along as you see the world from behind the wheel.
25. Wherever I May Roam by Metallica
When you're able to find home on the road, you know that you've reached a new level of travel and you no longer care how the world defines you.
26. I've Been Everywhere by Johnny Cash
Though I've yet to actually meet anyone who can claim they've been everywhere, there certainly are a lot of people trying. Regardless of whether you like to hit as many spots as you can or take it slow and easy through one place, rambling through the many places listed in this song is always fun.
27. King of the Road by Roger Miller
Everybody wants to be king of something, and if you're a traveler, there's no better kingdom than the road.
28. Around the World by the Red Hot Chili Peppers
No arguing here. Life is indeed beautiful all around the world.
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New guide to green building costs and trends
Information from ASAQS
The Green Building Council of South Africa (GBCSA), the Association of South African Quantity Surveyors (ASAQS) and the University of Pretoria's (UP) Faculty of Engineering, Built Environment and Information Technology recently launched the 2019 edition of Green Building in South Africa: Guide to Costs & Trends. It provides trends and valuable insights about the influence […]
Transportation research hub launched
Information from the University of Pretoria
The University of Pretoria's Faculty of Engineering, Built Environment and Information Technology, the SA National Roads Agency Limited (SANRAL) and the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) have embarked on a partnership to establish an Integrated Education, National Certification, National Reference and Research Laboratories Facility to the value of R280-million in the area of […]
Artificial intelligence – threat or saviour?
by Professor Peter Cochrane, University of Sussex
This is an edited extract of a talk delivered by Prof. Cochrane at the University of Pretoria's Flexible Futures Conference, a higher education and innovation conference and expo. Prof. Peter Cochrane was chief technology officer at British Telecommunications and recently became a Professor of Sentient Systems at the University of Sussex, Ipswich. Most new technologies […]
Smartphone-tech pioneer awarded honorary doctorate by the University of Pretoria
Professor Ben Shneiderman, a Professor of Computer Science at the University of Maryland and a world leader in the visualisation of big datasets, has been awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of Pretoria's Faculty of Engineering, Built Environment and Information Technology, during its Spring graduation ceremony. Prof. Shneiderman is one of the most influential […]
Controlled-temperature test unit for UP
KSB Pumps and Valves has assisted the University of Pretoria in the construction of a large, controlled-temperature test unit which will form the backbone of ongoing research into heat transfer, fluid mechanics and thermodynamics. The unit will allow students to plug directly into hot, moderate or chilled liquids to use on research projects. It will shave […]
Importance of R&D and specifically energy R&D
by Prof. Roula Inglesi-Lotz, University of Pretoria and president of the South African Association of Energy Economics
Undoubtedly, the world faces serious challenges in recent times concerning future energy sustainability and security. In order to transform the "dangerous" path of the energy and environmental conditions thus far, it is widely accepted that the most crucial role is to be played by accumulation of knowledge that can be converted into technological progress and […]
Applying geoinformation in data science
"Everything evolves around data – it's the way forward," said Enathi Motolwana, a University of Pretoria (UP) honours student who participated in the CSIR's Data Science for Impact and Decision Enablement (DSIDE) programme. Motolwana and fellow UP graduate, Luqmaan Hassim, recently shared their experience in the programme with UP undergraduates in the Centre for Geoinformation […]
University partnership builds geomatics and human skills
Following two weeks of collaborative geo-app development for community upliftment, the University of Pretoria's 2017 Winter School on Participatory Sensing concluded on 4 August 2017 with student presentations. The exchange programme, now in its third year, forms part of the Geomatics and Participation project in which the University of Pretoria (UP)'s Centre for Geoinformation […]
New qualification looks at innovation management
The Graduate School of Technology Management at the University of Pretoria will be launching a new programme in 2018 – a Masters in Technology and Innovation Management (MTIM). This Masters programme introduces candidates to innovation management, technology management, human resource development and strategic management, all of which support the long-term goals of building levels of innovation […]
Courses in professional practice and thematic cartography
The University of Pretoria's Centre for Geoinformation Science is offering several courses covering professional practice and thematic cartography in the second half of 2017. The GIS Professional Practice distance learning course covers professionalism and professional ethics topics prescribed in the academic framework of the South African Geomatics Council (SAGC), as well as legislation specified by SAGC for […]


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Anđela Šarić wins Vallee Scholars Award
New ISTA faculty member is among six winners of the international award recognizing young interdisciplinary scientists working in the biomedical sciences
ISTA is proud to announce that Anđela Šarić, Assistant Professor and most recent member of its faculty, is one of the six winners of the 2022 Vallee Scholars Award. In 2019, ISTA became part of an exclusive list of top international institutes eligible to nominate just one candidate each for a Vallee Scholar Award. It comes comes with a grant of USD 340,000. Anđela Šarić is ISTA's first winner.
ISTA's Assistant Professor Anđela Šarić becomes one of six Vallee Scholars, honoring her interdisciplinary research. © ISTA
This year's Vallee Scholars Award recognizes Anđela Šarić' work on cell division and repair that stands to open doors in cell biology and developmental biology. As a true interdisciplinary researcher, her work borders biology, chemistry, physics, and also computation. Šarić describes the biomedical potential of her upcoming work as such: "The in-depth understanding of cell reshaping principles that my research will provide can allow us to design therapeutics for the cases when these processes go wrong and lead to diseases. It can also instruct us on how to reproduce such processes in laboratory to make artificial tissues and smart bio-materials."
She is now part of the global Vallee Community along with other winners Stephanie Ellis, affiliated with the University of Vienna; Mackenzie Mathis at Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Lausanne (EPFL); Peter H. Sudmant at the Integrative Biology at the University of California Berkeley; Shigeki Watanabe at the Johns Hopkins University; and Lu Wie at the California Institute of Technology.
In June next year, the incoming cohort of winners will join existing Vallee scholars at the next Vallee Scholars Meeting in Edinburgh, Scotland, for scientific discussions and presentations. The Vallee Foundation is committed to developing interdisciplinary sciences related to human health. About its award the US based Foundation says that, "recognizing that outstanding, young, independent investigators are the source for future advances in the biomedical sciences and of their need for flexible, unrestricted funding to conduct their research, the Vallee Scholars program makes grants of $340,000 – to be spent over a period of four years – to junior faculty carrying out basic biomedical research."
Here is an interview with Anđela Šarić exploring her research and philosophy in more detail:
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الرئيسية » عــام » Robert Enke dies at age 32
Germany goalkeeper Robert Enke dies at age 32 : FRANKFURT — A goalkeeper expected to play for Germany at the World Cup died after being hit by a train in what police suspect is a suicide. He was 32.
Robert Enke played for the German club Hannover. Team president Martin Kind confirmed his death, and German police later released a statement saying a man had been fatally injured after being struck by a train Tuesday night.
The statement said the victim was "apparently national team goalkeeper Robert Enke" and "first police indications are that it was a suicide."
"You expect many things, but not something like that," Kind said. "I do not know how and why it happened, but I do not think that it had anything to do with football."
The train crossing was not far from Enke's Hannover home and his car was found near the scene, police said. Hundreds of fans lit candles and placed flowers outside the Hannover stadium on Tuesday night.
Enke had been diagnosed with a bacterial stomach ailment and missed nine weeks before returning 11 days ago and playing two Bundesliga games.
He had not been selected for Germany's exhibition games against Chile on Saturday and Ivory Coast on Wednesday. But coach Joachim Loew had said Enke remained the leading candidate to be Germany's goalie at next year's World Cup in South Africa.
"We are speechless," German soccer federation president Theo Zwanziger said.
Enke and his wife lost their 2-year-old daughter to a heart ailment in 2006. The couple adopted a girl in May, who is now 8 months old.
"We are all shocked. We can't find the words," national team manager Oliver Bierhoff said from Bonn, where the national team assembled.
Enke played eight matches for Germany, making his debut in a 1-0 loss to Denmark in 2007. His last international game was a 2-0 win over Azerbaijan on Aug. 12.
After Jens Lehmann retired following the European Championship in 2008, Enke was promoted to No. 1 for Germany, but was set back by a broken hand.
Enke made 196 Bundesliga appearances and also played for Borussia Moenchengladbach after starting his career in East Germany at Jena. He also played for foreign clubs, among them CD Teneriffa, Fenerbahce, Barcelona and Benfica.
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2002 у Миколаєві — список важливих подій, що відбулись у 2005 році в Миколаєві. Також подано перелік відомих осіб, пов'язаних з містом, що народились або померли цього року, отримали почесні звання від міста.

Події
 31 березня в Миколаєві відбулися вибори Миколаївського міського голови та депутатів Миколаївської міської ради. Мером міста вдруге поспіль був обраний Володимир Дмитрович Чайка.

Пам'ятки
 7 вересня на початку Флотського бульвару було встановлено пам'ятник купцю, містобудівнику, першому громадянину міста Миколаєва Михайлу Фалєєву (1730—1792).
 У жовтні на будинку, де народився письменник, композитор, історик, один із засновників і незмінний голова «Просвіти» в Миколаєві Микола Аркас (вулиця Нікольська, № 13), урочисто відкрито меморіальну дошку.

Особи

Почесні громадяни
 Коновалов Михайло Миколайович — зробив вагомий внесок у розвиток міста у сфері будівництва портових, стапельних споруджень. Став засновником клубу «Садко», де на громадських засадах проводяться наукові дослідження глибинних морських процесів.
 Кремко Олександр Олександрович — фотожурналіст. Заслужений журналіст України. За 40 років роботи фотожурналістом створив справжній фотолітопис Миколаївщини.
 Романовський Георгій Федорович — ректор Українського державного університету кораблебудування імені адмірала Макарова, професор, заслужений діяч науки і техніки України.
 Тулуб Володимир Йосипович — директор Миколаївського відкритого акціонерного товариства «Фрост». Заслужений працівник сфери послуг України.
 Янішевський Микола Омелянович — учасник бойових дій німецько-радянської війни, ветеран праці, протягом 20 років обирався депутатом міської ради. Майже 30 років працював в органах виконавчої влади міста, був заступником голови міськвиконкому, головою міської планової комісії.

Городянин року і «Людина року»
 Бондін Юрій Миколайович — номінація «Промисловість».
 Вадатурський Олексій Опанасович — номінація «Підприємництво».
 Дюмін Анатолій Григорович — номінація «Благодійність».
 Задирко Геннадій Олександрович — номінація «Засоби масової інформації».
 Ковальський Ігор Петрович — номінація «Охорона здоров'я».
 Лейфура Валентин Миколайович — номінація «Середня школа».
 Лютий Олександр Павлович — номінація «Училища і технікуми».
 Макушин Віктор Юрійович — номінація «Мистецтво».
 Макушин Юрій Андрійович — номінація «Мистецтво».
 Макушина Інна Вікторівна — номінація «Мистецтво».
 Мовчан Олена Дмитрівна — номінація «Фізкультура і спорт».
 Прудкий Сергій Васильович — номінація «Меценат року».
 Скороходов Вадим Анатолійович — номінація «Наука і вища школа».
 Шпачинський Омелян Артемович — в номінації «Культура».
 Номінація «Людина року» — Бездольний Віктор Володимирович.

Померли
 Бойко-Блохін Юрій Гаврилович (; , Миколаїв — , Мюнхен) — український та німецький літературознавець, театрознавець, громадський і політичний діяч. Був членом Проводу ОУН у період II Світової війни та професором Мюнхенського Українського вільного університету (УВУ) та Мюнхенського університету Людвіга-Максимиміліана (УЛМ).
 Вишеславський Леонід Миколайович (5 (18) березня 1914, Миколаїв — 26 грудня 2002, Київ) — український радянський російськомовний поет, який писав твори російською й українською мовами, літературознавець, перекладач, педагог. Кандидат філологічних наук.
 Макаров Юрій Іванович (7 вересня 1934, Кременчук, Полтавська область — 2 червня 2002, Миколаївська область) — один із організаторів суднобудівної галузі СРСР, директор Чорноморского суднобудівного заводу.
 Миронов Юрій Олександрович (29 грудня 1940, с. Фролово Костромська область  — 8 лютого 2002, Миколаїв) — українсько-російський прозаїк. У 1991—2000 роках очолював Миколаївське відділення Спілки письменників України.
 Бородатий Василь Порфирійович (15 листопада 1927, с. Везденьки, Проскурівська округа, УСРР — 18 травня 2002, Одеса) — економіст, педагог, професор, ректор Одеського економічного університету. У 1953—1972 роках працював у Миколаївському  кораблебудувальному інституті старшим викладачем, доцентом, а з 1959 року — завідувачем кафедри політичної економії.

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