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Andrew J. Baker
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Group: Astrophysics
Office: W309
Email: ajbaker@physics.rutgers.edu
Homepage: http://www.physics.rutgers.edu/~ajbaker/
Research Overview:
My research focuses on the use of radio, millimeter, and submillimeter observations of interstellar matter to probe how galaxy evolution unfolds in the nearby and distant universe. Particular interests include the properties of dusty star-forming galaxies — e.g., low-z ultraluminous infrared galaxies (ULIRGs), and high-z submillimeter galaxies (SMGs) like those seen by the Atacama Cosmology Telescope (ACT) — and the growth of stellar disks and central black holes in nearby, normal galaxies. I am also interested in the cosmic evolution of neutral atomic hydrogen, which I will be studying out to z = 1.4 with South Africa's new MeerKAT interferometer in the context of the 3424-hour LADUMA survey. LADUMA's status as one of the three top-ranked MeerKAT Large Survey Projects was reconfirmed in June 2017 by an international review panel.
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The New South Wales Aborigines' advocate : a monthly record of missionary work amongst the Aborigines / issued under the auspices of the N.S.W. Aborigines' Mission
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Leichhardt, [N.S.W.] : T.E. Colebrook, 1901-1908
No. 1 (23 Jul 1901)
The New South Wales Aborigines' Advocate. 1
New South Wales Aborigines' Mission. Its Aims and Objects. 1
In Brief. 1
Ourselves. 2
New South Wales Aborigines' Mission. (UNDENOMINATIONAL.) 2
The Claims of the Aborigines. 3
Our Mission Stations. The Work on the Macleay. 4
A Visit to the Macleay, Hastings, and Manning Rivers. 4
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Home/Additive Manufacturing/Metal Additive Manufacturing/Industrifonden invests $1.5 million in Freemelt's open source EBM technology
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Industrifonden invests $1.5 million in Freemelt's open source EBM technology
The company was also an early investor in Arcam
Davide SherSeptember 8, 2019
Industrifonden, a venture capital investor based in Stockholm, led an investment round for 15 million SEK (Swedish Krona), about $1.5 million, to finance metal 3D printing company Freemelt. The money intended to fuel the next phase of the company's growth, driving the metal 3D printing revolution forward with the development of the Freemelt One system. Freemelt is a Swedish company that is developing the first open-source EBM 3D printer, following the original patents on EBM expiring in 2016.
The Freemelt One, is an electron beam melting 3D printer, intended for Additive Manufacturing materials R&D and requires only a small amount of powder to operate, making it affordable and fast for users to test different metal powders. Since it is an open-source system, it allows users to adapt and evolve the code, and share it within the community, to accelerate the development of tomorrow's materials.
The Freemelt One open source EBM system
Leveraging a Life Science and Technology portfolio that stretches across the Nordics. Industrifonden is an independent foundation. Which means the founders we work with receive the undivided attention and the benefit of a partner that not only believes in their vision but is willing to go the distance. As an evergreen fund, Industrifonden reinvests 100% of profits into new companies.
Over the last 40 years, the fund has tripled in size, investing in a number of cutting edge projects. In fact, Industrifonden has been building and scaling companies like Arcam, the original (and to date the only) EBM system manufacturer (acquired by GE in 2016 for nearly $400 million), as well as Qlik, Cellavision and Oatly, to become global companies positively impacting society.
While some companies have been able to build a profitable global business catering only to universities and corporate research & development demands, it is likely that – after building a strong basis – Freemelt will also eventually use its experience with EBM to produce commercial systems, heading into the world of metal AM production.
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Terry Jacoby is a multi-award winning writer, columnist, photographer and designer with more than 25 years of experience in journalism. He was the editor of the Dexter Leader in 2007 when it was named "Newspaper of the Year" by the Michigan Press Association. He was the editor of the Chelsea Standard the following year when it won "Newspaper of the Year." Jacoby has worked at three top daily newspapers: The Detroit News, The Sacramento Bee and the Democrat and Chronicle (Rochester, NY). He currently does freelance work for the Pittsburgh Penguins, Hour Detroit Magazine and FUEL soccer magazine. He is the founding member of the Detroit original rock band Rummler (rummlermusic.com). He has been covering Dexter sports for almost 10 years and is looking forward to helping create a destination news and entertainment source Dexter not only will be proud of but deserves.


On August 23, the US Department of Agriculture announced its plan to purchase 11 million pounds of cheese, at a cost of $20 million. The cheese will be "provided to families in need through USDA nutrition assistance programs," but the real purpose of the purchase is to reduce excess cheese inventories, "assisting the stalled marketplace for dairy producers whose revenues have dropped 35 percent over the past two years."
Economics 101: When so many people produce so much of the same thing that the supply of that thing exceeds the demand for it, prices fall. When prices fall far enough that not all the producers can turn a profit, some of them go off to do other things. Prices then rise as the market moves back toward "equilibrium" between supply and demand.
Farming 101: When so many people produce so much of the same thing that the supply of that thing exceeds the demand for it, prices fall. When prices fall far enough that not all the producers can turn a profit, the producers claim that farming is extra super special and that it's the government's job to make it profitable so that no one who wants to farm must instead go build houses, drive trucks or mop floors to make ends meet.
That's why each and every American pays more than $300 to farmers each and every year before actually getting any edible farm goods -- and then pays artificially high prices for those goods. The Agricultural Act of 2014 provides for $956 billion in government subsidies for farmers over 10 years, including "price supports" and other jiggery-pokery to keep prices above their natural market level.
I come from a farming family. My grandfather started out as a "share cropper," eventually farming several hundred acres of his own. I spent my formative years living on a subsistence farm and working on others' commercial farms. My father retired from a dairy operated by a farmers' cooperative. If anyone should appreciate the extra super specialness of farmers, it's me.
In 1940, a single farmer fed 19 people (and my mother went to town on a horse-drawn wagon -- yes, really; her family didn't get a truck until after World War 2). Today, a single farmer feeds eight times as many people (and probably drives a nice shiny pickup truck), even though the US population is only two and half times what it was back then.
Modern technology and methods mean fewer farmers can feed far more mouths. That's a good thing that frees up labor to provide other desirable goods and services, not a "problem" to be offset by having government tinker with the market and attempt to guarantee someone's "right" to make a living as a farmer at everyone else's involuntary expense.


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Google Criticized for Automatic Chrome Sign-In
Google updated Chrome to automatically connect someone's Google account, which is required to enable a tab-syncing feature, when they sign in to its services.
Google Criticized for Automatic Chrome Sign-In : Read more
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But neither actually resolves the main issues with this change. The fear that Google now has the potential to enable syncing without notice is still there, especially since the company remotely enabled the battery saver feature on Android smartphones by accident in mid-September. Things happen--settings are changed during the update process, bugs undermine settings, etc.
It's easy to blame an executive decision on it being a bug if the decision's action is unfavorable (at best) or downright evil in nature. It follows plausible deniability quite well as long as they can keep private memos and emails out of the wrong hands.
The other problem was the fact that everything about this change was kept secret from Chrome users. More information has become available since Green published his blog post, and Google has stressed that being signed in to Chrome doesn't automatically undermine someone's privacy, but the point is that people expect to know when something that could affect their privacy changes without a peep after years of use.
... for now it doesn't... at least until execs decide that they want it to do so... if it isn't already doing so... Chromium is the foundation of Chrome. Google is pretty much the one who is responsible for the black box permanently bolted-on extensions. Chromium itself is open-source. The bolt-ons by Google are proprietary.
We asked Google for more information about this change and a spokesperson linked us to a series of tweets from Chrome engineer and manager Adrienne Porter Felt. In addition to saying that Google is working to update Chrome's privacy policy and that merely being signed in to the browser doesn't enable the sync feature so many people are worried about, Porter Felt explained the reasoning behind the change:
The public reason behind the change sounds fine and dandy. It's the fact that Google is completely unapologetic about how it makes its money with data mining. (plus kicking their motto of doing no harm to the curb.) Plus their push (successful for a few iterations of minor changes) for NSA encryption built into the Linux kernel. Encryption that the NSA was not willing to explain in detail.
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Is this has influence to the password manager ???
I do not like this sync stuff without my permission !?
bit_user
On Linux, you can get virtually all the benefits of Chrome without the spyware with the Chromium browser.
You can also use it on Windows, but there seem to be no official [strike]binaries to download[/strike] releases.
http://www.chromium.org/Home
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromium_(web_browser)
Edit: they actually do have pre-compiled Windows binaries, but no installer:
https://www.chromium.org/getting-involved/download-chromium
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chrome://flags//#account-consistency <-- Put that in the URL bar, switch Account consistency to disabled. Then "assuming" you can trust google it should be turned off....
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Google should have known this change would A) be discovered and B) rankle people who care about their privacy.
People who care about privacy probably shouldn't be using a browser from one of the largest data-mining and user-profiling advertisement companies.
cryoburner :
Now to convince corporate America.


The GetCalc( command allows you to make multiplayer games, where two calculators communicate with each other across a link cable that is connected between them. The GetCalc( command can only receive one variable from another calculator, and the variable can be any variable (a real, list, matrix, string, etc.). The calculator doesn't exchange variable values when the variable is received, but instead replace the variable of the same name on the receiving calculator.
For the GetCalc( command to work correctly, the sending calculator must be in a preemptible state and it cannot be executing an assembly program. (The sending calculator is the one which is not executing the GetCalc( command.) The two main commands that you should use to ensure this are Pause and Menu(; however, any command that is waiting for user input will also work perfectly fine (such as Prompt and Input).
The GetCalc( command behaves a little differently in the older TI-83 models. If the sending calculator is idle with the Pause or Menu( command, it will automatically "press enter" when the receiving calculator executes GetCalc(. This can be frustrating when in a menu, because it prevents the user's opportunity to make a selection.
However, this can make real-time gaming more possible if used in conjunction with the Pause command. When the receiving calculator receives the variable, it could then execute the Pause command, while the sending calculator automatically exits the power-saving state and could then perform the GetCalc( command. All models after the TI-83 do not automatically exit their power-saving states.
The TI-84+ and TI-84+SE will use the USB port if it is connected to a USB cable, otherwise they will use the I/O port. However, you can specify which port you want to use by putting a number after the variable as GetCalc('s second argument: zero to use the USB port if connected to a USB cable, one to use the USB port without checking to see if it's connected, and two to use the I/O port.


The type and quantity of fish caught will depend upon the type of charter, time of year, weather and sea conditions. While there are no guarantees on type and number of fish, our Captains do their best to maximize your time on the water. The table below will give you an idea of what is traditionally caught throughout the year.
Blue Marlin June - September March - November The Atlantic Ocean's premier gamefish. Many are caught each year in excess of 700 pounds.
White Marlin July - October March - November These acrobatic marlin are caught frequently off our coast with multiple hookups occuring often.
Sailfish May - October March - November This spectacular billfish is highly prized as a mount. Mounts can be obtained without killing the fish.
Yellowfin Tuna September - May Year-Round These hard fighters are excellent table fare and are a year-round resident of our waters.
Dolphin June - September March - November One of the most beautiful of all gamefish and delicious with a firm, white, flaky meat.
Wahoo June - September March - November These speedy gamefish grow to great sizes off our coast and are excellent when grilled.
King Mackerel September - April Year-Round The largest member of the mackerel family can reach weights of 60 pounds or more. Delicious when grilled or broiled.
September - December These large fish are hard fighters and many reach 20 pounds. Delicious when smoked.
Taylor Bluefish May - September April - November Scrappy fighters and better eating than their bigger relatives when fried, broiled or grilled.
Spanish Mackerel May - September March - November Delicious cooked any way and abundant, these are a prized inshore catch.


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Ха́ддерсфилд () — город в округе Керклис на западе графства Уэст-Йоркшир в Англии, неподалёку от слияния рек Кольн и Холм, в 310 километрах от Лондона и в 16,6 километра от Брадфорда, ближайшего крупного населённого пункта.

Население Хаддерсфилда составляет (по данным переписи 2001 года) 146 234 человека, он занимает 10-е место в списке крупнейших городов () Великобритании. Это крупнейший населенный центр округа Керклис и его административный центр.

Как мануфактурный город, Хаддерсфилд сыграл важную роль в индустриальной революции Великобритании. Сегодня это крупный промышленный (производство шерстяных тканей, красителей, машиностроение), спортивный и образовательный центр. Город вошёл в историю как место рождения национальной Регбистской лиги и премьер-министра Харольда Уилсона. В городе находится филиал Национальной физической лаборатории, в котором занимаются .

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Известные уроженцы и жители
 Зоэ Лаккер (род. 1974) — английская актриса.
 Джоди Уиттакер (род. 1982) — английская актриса.

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 Мемориальный музей Толсона

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Города Англии
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ALL OR NOTHING? NO WAY – EVERY LITTLE BIT HELPS!
As some people try to adopt a Raw Diet they get discouraged if they eat something cooked and give it all up thinking that they are a failure and can't do it. Whoa Nelly! That kind of extreme "All-Or-Nothing" thinking is too harsh. Where is the love? Give yourself a break and realize that every little bit of raw, fresh, whole, delicious, nutritious food you add to your diet is a step in the right direction.
1. Drink a green smoothie every day! This is the #1, best first step. Just doing this will add a ton of nutrients to your body and decrease cravings for cooked food. You will also find that you start to crave fruits and vegetables because your body loves how they make you feel!
2. Eat raw for breakfast and lunch, then have a healthy cooked dinner. Fruits and smoothies are easy to substitute for breakfast and a big salad is great for lunch. Dinners are a little more difficult because you are usually eating with your family and you are probably used to having a heavier meal. As you discover good raw dinner recipes and learn how great it feels to be satisfied but not stuffed and tired after eating dinner you can switch to a raw dinner, too.
3. Choose one day a week to eat all RAW. After a couple of weeks add a second "All Raw" day, then add another, until soon you're all raw every day!
4. Add fruits and/or veggies to every meal and eat them first. Then if you want other food, go ahead and eat it.
One big key to success is to remember that if you feel hungry – eat more! Fruit is particularly good due to the carbohydrates and natural sugar that is slowly absorbed into your body. Make your own raw trail mix with nuts and dried fruits to snack on when you are out and about. Keep bananas, apples or oranges with you for times when you get hungry but aren't near any good foods. You will naturally start wanting less to eat after you have been eating raw for awhile because you will be getting so much more nutrition from your food you won't need as much of it to satisfy and fuel your body. The best thing is to listen to your body and what it needs. You will find as you start feeding your body the best foods that you will start knowing just what your body needs to thrive!
Just do what you can – improve a little every day – and love yourself enough to take care of YOU. You're awesome and you are worth it!!


Incorporating First Endurance into my nutrition has been incredibly transformative. It has become an absolutely necessary part of my daily routine. No other product has proven more effective in keeping me primed during competition and aiding in recovery afterwards.


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The Radicalism of Charles Dickens
Gareth Jenkins
In his literary works, Charles Dickens told the story of a society blighted by inequality — and the cruelty of a ruling class which kept so many living in grinding poverty.
Charles Dickens was known for his reforming zeal — he had faith in the people governed rather than the people governing. (Wikimedia Commons)
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What would Charles Dickens have made of Britain today? For all the differences, he would have been only too familiar with the shameless piling up of wealth, the poor struggling to survive, the penny pinching of welfare, and the lofty contempt of our rulers.
In his day, Dickens was known for his reforming zeal – one of his novels was accused of "sullen socialism." He was none too keen on the aristocratic coterie that ran Britain. He had faith, as he put it, in the people governed rather than the people governing.
He loathed society's treatment of children and particularly the way in which education turned young minds into little fact-filled pitchers. If he was more than the jolly inventor of the Christmas spirit, what kind of radical was Dickens?
Charles Dickens and Poverty
Dickens' formative years were the late 1830s and early 1840s — a period of turbulent capitalist transformation of the great cities, of enormous social conflict between different social forces, and of fierce ideological turmoil.
Dickens's own family knew something of this everlasting uncertainty. They moved house frequently to stay one step ahead of their creditors. Dickens's father was imprisoned for debt and Dickens himself was removed from school to do menial work in a shoe-blacking factory.
These were humiliating experiences, about which Dickens kept quiet. At the same time he was acutely aware, through direct experience, of the wretched lives of the poor. The horror Dickens felt at the poverty into which he so nearly descended and his sympathy for its victims form the imaginative axis of much of his writing. They also define his radicalism.
Social dislocation also opened up — in this new bourgeois world — the possibility of using your own talents to get ahead in life. Dickens was a case in point: as something of a one-man literary factory, he succeeded by constantly producing a stream of novels, short stories, and journalism that appealed to a new public.
He had nothing but contempt for the kind of aristocratic assumption that birth and breeding were owed a living. In this sense Dickens was an impatient radical, eager to rid society of the indolent parasitism that strangled individual initiative.
At the same time, he was deeply suspicious of another strand of radicalism shared by many of those who, like him, wanted to reform the existing order. This was a radicalism that focused on disciplining the poor and the vulnerable. "Reforming" the poor law and the workhouse to make "welfare" (such as it was) as unpleasant as possible for the "workshy" provoked Dickens' wrath — as seen in Oliver Twist (1839).
This was the period when "free market" ideas, alongside the capitalist interests they served, were making inroads. The idea that those at the bottom of society had only themselves to blame if they starved struck Dickens as callous when there was wealth enough to satisfy their needs.
Dickens appealed to the idea that we share a common humanity beyond social division. He did so in order to fight what was fast becoming the reality of bourgeois society: its lack of common interests.
Appealing to the "good" side of bourgeois society against its "bad" side is something we see in Dickens' A Christmas Carol (1843) and the way in which the heartless, tight-fisted Scrooge becomes a generous benefactor of the poor. Sentimental, yes, but it was a protest against the notion that there was no alternative.
The early Dickens novels are open and episodic. The serial technique of novel writing in monthly, and occasionally weekly, parts (a technique which Dickens virtually invented) meant that he could reach a new audience.
It gave him the freedom to introduce new characters and address issues (the reality of the poor law or cruelty in education that might challenge this audience's feelings and conscience). The breadth of form also enabled him to vastly expand the social world of the novel: the rich and wealthy have to make way for characters from the lower classes. Plebeian voices jostle for the right to be heard.
The "opening up" of society — seen, for example, in the dislocation caused by the building of railways in the heart of London described so memorably in Dombey and Son (1848) — brings these excluded voices into proximity with establishment voices. Thus the haughty businessman, Mr Dombey, is forced to hear condolences from the train driver, whose wife has nursed his dying son — something that offends his sense of social distance.
These plebeian characters often lack rounded personalities or individuality. Circumstances have reduced them to little more than a defining and fixed phrase or gesture. But the way in which they constantly invent themselves through their idiomatic use of language bestows life and energy on them.
If human beings are disempowered, the city that surrounds them can seem to take on a life of its own, as if animated by forces that humanity cannot control. You cannot read much Dickens without being struck by the way his novels capture, in comic and grotesque form, central aspects of capitalist alienation.
Charles Dickens and the Mob
The later Dickens is less convinced that the individual can prevail against an increasingly constraining society. The tone is less exuberant, the comedy darker. His novels from the 1850s and 1860s are tighter in form, less episodic, as if in recognition that systems — legal, judicial, and financial systems — bind the individual and every gesture of benevolence to impotence, or worse.
In Bleak House (1853) individuals cannot escape the grip of a self-consuming lawsuit over an inheritance. In Little Dorrit (1857) physical, mental, and linguistic imprisonment traps people in deadening notions of what is genteel and proper. Dickens's last complete novel, Our Mutual Friend (1865), shows society as a dust heap, charity as a business, and orphans in danger of being farmed out as marketable commodities (quite a shift from the early Dickens).
Dickens runs into difficulty when, instead of speaking for the excluded, he is confronted with the excluded speaking for themselves. Urging social reform on behalf of the victims, or championing their rights, is one thing — the focus is on the moral and spiritual qualities of the hero, who can move among the deprived but is not one of them.
It's quite another when the victims themselves constitute an active subject and need no hero to represent them. Dickens's weakest novels are those in which the victims represent themselves as a rioting or revolutionary mob — Barnaby Rudge (1841) and A Tale of Two Cities (1859) — or with the potential to become a collective trade union force (as in his 1854 "condition of England" novel, Hard Times).
The Idea of a Gentleman
Dickens's weakness is particularly obvious in his proneness to sentimentalize and idealize women. Women are reduced to types: the child bride, the saintly figure, the object of romantic desire, or the "fallen woman." They operate in the context of the domestic ideal that the hero yearns for — as, for example, in David Copperfield (1850), where David's intellectually challenged child bride conveniently dies to make way for the "perfect" wife that complements his attainment as a writer.
Occasionally there are women characters that suggest Dickens was dimly aware of the real complexity in women's lives. This is the case in his late novels — particularly Great Expectations (1861), in which Dickens came closest to tackling the problematic nature of the bourgeois hero. Both Great Expectations and David Copperfield center on the question of how to become a true "gentleman," not because of birth but because of attainment.
David's youthful protector and mentor, Steerforth, may have aristocratic grace and charm but he behaves in a selfish and destructive way, particularly toward women. The true gentility David learns depends on bourgeois qualities of self-reliance and dedication to the domestic ideal.
But there is a nasty side to bourgeois advancement, represented by the "umble" Uriah Heep, who uses cunning, deceit, and hypocrisy to advance in the world. Uriah's and David's social status may not be so different but the disgust, verging on the physical, David feels for Uriah (quite unlike the regret David feels for the aristocratic Steerforth's fate) points to something else.
The contrast in emotional response suggests that we are meant to believe that David's true nature, beneath the accidents of early deprivation or poverty, is genteel: he could never behave like Uriah.
Social Critic
In Great Expectations, arguably Dickens's greatest novel, gentility is explored more critically through a searching exploration of shame and the consequences of a person denying their origins.
The orphan Pip, unlike the orphaned David, is of genuinely humble origins: the family breadwinner, Joe Gargery, works as a blacksmith. What propels him toward becoming a gentleman isn't the bourgeois ideal of hard work and enlightened morality but deep shame about his social status as well as the baseless (but telling) assumption that the hidden source of his inheritance is socially superior.
Eventually Pip learns the real source of his wealth: not the decayed aristocratic Miss Haversham, but the convict Magwitch, whom Pip had helped as a child. When Magwitch secretly returns from the penal colony of Australia to see the gentleman he has made, Pip is shattered by the realization that he has turned into a kind of Frankenstein's monster (Dickens refers to the story) — a monster of ingratitude.
By repudiating his past (most clearly seen in the episode when Pip is visited by Joe in London and is deeply ashamed of having to acknowledge the relationship), he has sacrificed his humanity.
There is no way back. For once Dickens holds back from providing a sentimental ending. Pip may be repentant but there is no reward. Estella, the woman he loves and whose contempt for such a common, laboring lad spurred his youthful desire for advancement, has become as dehumanized by gentility as he has.
Dickens leaves it unclear as to whether they marry. His first ending leaves them separated; the second, published ending is ambivalent. This is a novel with no confidence that anything humane can be salvaged from bourgeois society — a sentiment worth remembering today.
Republished from Socialist Review .
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Moody's downgrades Ontario's credit rating from Aa2 to Aa3, citing deficit
The Canadian Press Published Friday, December 14, 2018 10:59PM EST
Ontario Premier Doug Ford arrives to speak in Toronto on Wednesday December 12, 2018. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn)
TORONTO -- Bond rating agency Moody's has downgraded the province of Ontario's credit rating.
The agency announced the downgrade from Aa2 to Aa3 on Thursday, citing the province's $14.5-billion deficit in 2018-2019 and projections that it will continue to post deficits in the coming years.
Moody's said the combination of increased debt and slow revenue growth will result in a faster than previously anticipated increase of the province's debt burden.
The agency said the province will be subject to greater impact of interest rates increases, which it projects to jump over the next three to five years.
Finance Minister Vic Fedeli blamed the previous Liberal government for creating the circumstances that have led to the credit downgrade.
But Moody's also said that actions taken by the current government to reduce revenue levels will add to the budgetary pressures facing the province.
The Opposition NDP accused the Progressive Conservative government of "meddling" in the provincial economy, leading to the downgrade.
"(Premier Doug) Ford is giving tax breaks to the richest corporations and cash handouts to polluters -- and the rest of us will pay for it," NDP finance critic Sandy Shaw said in a statement.
"A downgraded rating means investors have no confidence in Doug Ford and more public money will be spent servicing debt rather than on the services families depend on."
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Synopsis: The obvious and long-ignored correlations in the formative and astrological symbolism of the Tarot major arcana. The Tarot extended to the 5 final Hebrew letters.
The alphabet of structuration begins with these two signs. The first, Aleph, designates that which cannot be designated. The second, Bayt, designates the archetype of container, or "house" as in the World becoming a container for that which cannot be contained, or a "dwelling place for G-d". The symbolism is clear: Bayt is the in-dwelling of Aleph.
The similarity of the images are unmistakable and intentional. The World contains the Fool, who has shed his divine raiments and traded his single staff for the two wands of duality. This is the first step off the cliff of emanation. It is hard to be more clear in the language of symbolism.
We have seen the torturous rationalizations that are necessary to justify the Magician in the place of Bayt, the house. The Magician resembles the Fool only because it is another container of the energies of life-death, (2-Bayt-World contains Aleph), existence (20-Kaf-Sun contains Yod) and their cosmic realization (200-Raysh-Magician contains Qof).
When the Tarot trumps are arranged in their natural 3x9 matrix, we can see not only obvious formative and astrological correlations with the symbolism of the Tarot, but also equally obvious symbolic elements that relate not just to the meaning of individual trumps but also connect to other images in the matrix and indicate rank and position in the sequence. Iconic elements were chosen specifically to connect the dots: posture, clothing, environment, and symbols that are shared by more than one image.
We focus on the first four letter-numbers to see the symbolism of the Tarot trumps and their inner meaning more clearly. When the World is banished to the last trump and the natural sequence of three levels of nine obscured, the significance of the first four trumps are completely missed. They form a logical sequence and describe the first four abstract "pre-cursors" of the process of biological structuration.
The Fool, life-death beyond thought, is about to "incarnate" in manifestation. To do this, he takes three initial steps off the cliff in front of him: containment, archetypal movement (interaction of container and contained, why there is no human form in this card) and resistance. This sets the stage for the fifth letter, Hay, and life.
Note the archetypal symbolism of the first three trumps: they are variously outside of the natural world. All the cards that follow will be grounded in the material reality brought by the Tower.
Now we can follow the semantic development and symbolic correlations of three of the columns of the natural sequence -- 2, 3 and 4 -- through three levels of structuration. We focus on these three because they contain six of the seven double letters and allow for easy comparison.
The basic, primitive symbolism from the 15th century Tarot, without the occult overlay, contains some surprising clues about the interrelationships and sequencing of the trump.
Containment (2): all the trumps have figures with two arms out from their body, all drapped with a cloth and two of them naked. Of all the trumps, only the child in the Sun shows his open hands (and soles!). Kaf: branch, leaves, palm, sole of hand/foot. Extensions, productivity, fruitfulness. The World, where Aleph, the Fool, next (1-2) appears in its container, Bayt, is the only enclosed Tarot card; the androgyne holds two wands, the wreath has two bindings, etc. It's a container.
Movement (3): all the trumps signify motion (Wheel: archeyptal movement; Justice: equilibration, controlled organic movement; Judgment: breath, cosmic movement, resurrection). These are the only Tarot trumps that show motion; all the others are frozen tableaux; but the Wheel is turning, Justice is weighing, and Judgement is sounding. The exception, the Tower, is the response/resistance to organic movement, which contains movement inside it (Dallet-Lammed-Tav).
Resistance (4): the only upside-down figures in the Tarot, with the only single central vertical elements (Tower: archetypal active resistance; Hanged Man: T-Cross, organic passive resistance); followed by the High Priestess (wearing a cross ) as the (veiled) santuary of cosmic resistance Tav and its own opposite, Aleph. Tav=Sanctuary. The (two) pillars of the High Priestess are the resolution of the (one) Tower (active resistance) + the (one) tree of the Hanged Man (passive resistance): Jachin and Boaz.
The eighth column, where Pay, the last planetary letter lives, signifying unstructured or undifferentiated substance on three levels (the first two shown here). Only two trumps of twenty-two have shields: the front of the Chariot, and the Empress' coat of arms (Venus). Only two figures hold orbed sceptres in their right hands: The Chariot and Empress (the Emperor holds a trefoil). Three trumps have patterned cloth: the Fool's tunic, the Chariot's Canopy and the Empresses gown.
As another level of confirmation of the symbolic code, unexamined by our tarot authorities, we return to the matrix and consider the place and role of the five final (sofit) Hebrew letters, which are varied forms of five of the basic twenty two: Kaf, Mem, Noun, Pay and Tsadde. All of the letters on the cosmic level -- Qof through Tsadde -- represent exalted versions of their counterparts on the archetypal and existential levels. The first four, Qof through Tav, represent the completion of the basic structural energies (Aleph through Dallet) necessary for life to form on every level -- at 5, 50 and 500. The finals are all directly derived from the existential level and not part of the basic alphabet of creation because they are transformations available only when cosmic life (500) is achieved.
The imagery of the tarot, when correctly organized, is semantically accurate not only for the twenty-two, but also for the full twenty-seven.
The Sun, formed by Kaf, 20, represents all the physical supports for existential life. Remember, Kaf in Hebrew means the palm or sole, receptive and supportive areas of the body. The photons we receive from the Sun are a clear example of physical energy fueling and supporting biological life. When life is realized on the cosmic level, as final Kaf (500), it is represented by the energy of Sun, not the Wheel, which bears no resemblance to Kaf at all in terms of its symbolism. In the same trump, we have the Sun of yetziratic formation, a garden, a containing wall, and a child supported by a horse displaying his/her palms and soles (kafs). Hello?
The Hanged Man, transformed from Mem, 40, to Mem final, 600, represents cosmic fertility and the resolution the the male waw and female samekh. Adam is Aleph, the Fool, in blood (Dallet-Mem). In 600, the blood is "all-absorbing" and the organism can come to radiate cosmic energy (light, the halo of the Hanged Man).
Death, which is existential life, Noun (50) is realized in the cosmic indetermination and freedom of Noun (700). The sevens represent indetermination on every level. The probability amplitude Zayn, 7, becomes a real probability of a measurable state at Ayn, 70 and is realized literally on the cosmic level as the principle of indetermination, without which the universe could not exist. This state of consciousness is impossible without dying to every moment.
The last two finals, Pay and Tsadde, are not translations of signifiers across columns, representing transformations into different states, but rather fulfillments of the same state. The Empress sits in nature in her wild, undifferentiated state, a vast pool of unstructured and unexpressed energies available for structuration and evolution. The Woman of the Star dips into this pool to form her structures, which can be repetitive or transcendently beautiful and freely creative in final Tsadde, 900.


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Elizabeth "Becky" Amelia Solano, 71, of Yakima, passed away, Tuesday, October 30, 2018 after a sudden illness.
Elizabeth Amelia Anderson was born in Weiser, Idaho, July 20, 1947, to Charles Otto Anderson and Betty Jo Sillivan Anderson.
Becky grew up in La Grande, Oregon. She began ballet and learned to play the piano which she played for the rest of her life. Becky graduated from La Grande High School in 1965 and then attended Brigham Young University and Eastern Oregon University. She was a member of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority.
Becky married Dennis Varney July 1, 1966 in La Grande, Oregon. They moved their small family to Yakima, Washington in 1969 and eventually settled in Selah, Washington with their three daughters, Lynn, Michelle and Cynthia.
Becky's second marriage began February 11, 1982 to Michael Solano, then the father of two children, Dustin and Angie. They were married in Yakima, Washington and added another daughter to the family, Amanda. They were sealed in the Seattle Temple on her 49th Birthday.
Becky worked most of her adult life doing clerical work. She would go home to a house full of kids, many of whom were not her own. Her children's friends knew the house had an "open-door policy" and they affectionately called her mom.
Other than a seven year move to Henderson, Nevada, Becky and Mike made their home in Selah and Yakima, Washington. They have several friends in the Yakima area and enjoy pinochle and Family Home Evening with them. She also met frequently with her Red Hat Ladies and ROMEO group.
Becky was an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She fulfilled several callings in The Church's women's organization, The Relief Society. She enjoyed serving the families and especially the women of the ward.
Becky's most recent favorite hobby was to visit any of her 14 grandchildren. She frequently stalked them on social media and took great pride in all their events and accomplishments.
She is survived by her husband, Michael Eugene Solano, of 36 years; their daughter, Amanda Christensen, husband Joshua (Rigby, ID); her three daughters from her first marriage to Dennis Varney: Lynn Riggin, husband Kelly (Henderson, NV), Michelle Huck, husband Barry (Spokane, WA), Cynthia Waggoner, husband Richard Adam (Panama City, FL) and Mike's children: Dustin Solano, wife Deena (Thorp, WA) and Angie Kloster, husband Paul (Wapato, WA). She is also survived by her brother, David Anderson, wife Beverly and sister, Cynthia Wellesley, husband Craig, along with several nieces and nephews. She also leaves behind 14 grandchildren: Parker and Koy Riggin; Tyler, Emily and Brayden Huck; KaLyn, Cole and Kami Waggoner; Bella and Paityn Kloster, Alexia, Annie, Avary and Jack Christensen.
Viewing will be 12pm, Saturday, November 3, 2018 in the Relief Society room at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (105 S. Hillcrest Drive, Yakima). Funeral service will begin at 1pm. Interment will be Monday, November 5, 2018 at 10am at Terrace Heights Memorial Park.
Memories may be shared at www.shawandsons.com.
Rest in Peace dear friend. You will be missed by many.
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Becky Anderson class of "65 passed away today in Yakima, Washington. I will post her obituary when it is published. She will be missed by those of us that were fortunate to call her our friend. We have remained close and frequently went shopping and to lunch together. I will miss those days. She was my friend for 60 years.
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Have a wonderful birthday, my friend! I enjoy your Facebook posts. Keep them up, please. And, good luck on the novel.
Wishing you the brightest and snowiest of birthdays today, my friend!
Best wishes for a great birthday celebration, Sharon. Happiness in your new house, too!
Sharon Snider Snider has left an In Memory comment for David Beickel.
I do know that his post is very late but I wanted to say a few words about my friiend. Dave was always a close friend. Our families spent alot of time together while we were growing up. The greatest memory I have of Dave was his HUGE smile. It was the best in the world. During high school how many remember when he was tagged with the nickname, Bangs? I am so sorry the 60's brought about so many changes in the class of 65 lives. We missed so much having Dave move to England and be away for so long. I was glad to get to see and talk with him one last time at a class reunion. May he rest in peace.
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The hands and shoulders play a very big role in your day-to-day activities. You need them to cook, eat, and perform other essential activities that you go about during the day. That's why whenever you have injuries on your hands and shoulders, it's always advisable to consult a doctor for help. When you're living in Buffalo, New York and you need a hand or shoulder operation, you can find a lot of surgeons around.
Just remember to expect the following from surgeons, or you can visit their website to know more about the procedure.
If you're feeling pain and discomfort on your hand and shoulder, the worst thing that comes to your mind is that it may require surgical procedures. But this is not always the case. There are a lot of injuries on your hands and shoulders that may not require surgery but only need therapy for healing. Part of a hand and shoulder surgeon's job is to treat these injuries even if they do not require surgery through physical and occupational therapy.
Wrist pain – May be caused by a sprain and fracture due to sudden movement, but it can also be caused by overuse and sudden impacts on the hand. If the wrist pain is only minor, medications or therapy will be your doctor's recommendation. However, surgery may be required to repair ligaments or tendons, and to stabilize bone fractures.
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome – A condition that causes tingling, numbness, and pain in the arm and hand. When diagnosed at an early stage, doctors can treat carpal tunnel syndrome by splinting, bracing, medication, or change of activities. Surgery is only required when it's severe.
Rotator Cuff Tear – The rotator cuff are the muscles and tendons that keep your arm where it should be. A tear in the rotator cuff may be commonly caused by overuse or hard impact from a fall. When pain is manageable, surgeons usually recommend rest, steroid injections, physical therapy, or activity modification before recommending surgery. Surgical treatment is only performed when the pain has lasted for 6-12 months, and the shoulder's loss of function or the tear is significantly large.
Medical background and overall health status.
Allergic reactions to some drugs, so that they can be aware of the medications that should not be used during the operation. For instance, some patients are allergic to anesthesia, which is necessary during operations.
Vices like drug use, tobacco use or alcohol consumption to better assess your overall health status and if you are physically capable of undergoing surgery. It will also help prevent any problems during the surgical procedure.
Causes of your hand or shoulder injury, including details about the symptoms that you've felt over time.
Length of injury or pain from the first time you've felt or experienced such trauma.
The cost of the treatment or surgery has many factors affecting it, that's why it doesn't have a constant amount. The cost of your operation depends on your injury, and some injuries are more expensive than others. For example, a fracture may be more costly than a sprain. It also depends on the surgeon's consultation fee, as a surgeon can charge between 100 USD to 500 USD.
And whenever you are to undergo surgery, it requires you to spend the night in the hospital, which means more fees from around 15,000USD to 30,000USD. The cost of hand and shoulder surgery varies on different aspects, but one thing is for sure: it does not come at a low price.
Surgeon's Recommendation: Even before conducting tests, if the surgeon requires you to undergo a surgery, then consider it a red flag. Good surgeons must conduct screening tests and other necessary lab tests before they can recommend you such treatment.
Professionalism: You can know that a surgeon is a professional when they deal with you with respect. During a consultation, they must provide you with detailed information about your injury and possible treatment. Whether you've learned about it or not, they must explain it to you in a manner that you understand.
Now that you know what to expect from hand and shoulder surgeons in Buffalo, New York, you are now ready to seek help from them. Whomever you choose, make sure that you tell them honestly about how your body feels with the injury. This way, they can give an accurate diagnosis and recommendation to cure your hand or shoulder injury.


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Recently the office attended Gallerite Reingage Convention, a dental seminar in Las Vegas. It was a fantastic opportunity to take in information on Invisalign. While browsing the exhibit hall, a particular booth caught my eye. It was an On-The-Go Cleaning and Whitening system specifically for aligners and retainers, which is perfect for our office since we provide Invisalign.
Invisalign is a great orthodontic option and gives the patient the ability to keep their mouths clean without the fuss of wires and brackets. The Invisalign aligners are easy to use but can build up bacteria throughout the day. It is vital to clean the aligners and brush your teeth each time you put them back into your mouth. Sometimes cleaning the aligners is a difficult task as some may not have access to a bathroom. This is where the WHITE FOAM On-The-Go Cleaning and Whitening comes into play.
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WHITE FOAM comes in a pump which is super easy to use. No toothbrush or water is needed. It will clean your aligners, kill bacteria all day and freshen breath. Not only does the formulation clean and cleanse, but it will whiten your teeth too! This product is gluten-free, sugar-free, vegan-friendly and animal cruelty-free. WHITE FOAM is compatible with Invisalign aligner trays, ClearCorrect aligner trays, bleaching trays, dentures/partials, Essix retainers, Vivera retainers, and Hawley retainers.
Of course our staff and family tried the product, and we all loved it. We liked it so much that we are giving our patients that have Invisalign with us a free gift as a part of their treatment. The office will be keeping more on hand if others are interested.
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In re Marriage of Walker
138 Cal. App. 4th 1408 (2006)
Court of Appeal of California
Mr. Walker (plaintiff) and Mrs. Walker (defendant) were married in 1980. Mr. Walker opened a Keogh retirement account approximately 20 years before the marriage. During the marriage, Mr. Walker contributed to the Keogh account. Mr. Walker subsequently rolled the Keogh account into an Individual Retirement Account (IRA). When Mr. Walker retired in 1989, the IRA was worth $105,000. The IRA account had an accompanying IRA checking account. Mrs. Walker was responsible for bookkeeping during the Walker marriage. Mrs. Walker frequently withdrew money from the IRA and deposited the funds into the Walkers' joint checking account to pay bills. Mrs. Walker was aware that withdrawing this money created tax liabilities. Evidence presented at trial showed that Mrs. Walker used the IRA funds to pay for community expenses such as bills, trips, and taxes. Mr. Walker never withdrew money from the IRA account. The parties separated in November 2002. At this point, the IRA account was worth approximately $3,000. Mrs. Walker argued that there was no breach of her fiduciary duty to Mr. Walker, because Mr. Walker had never requested information regarding the status of the IRA account. Pursuant to California law in effect during the Walker marriage, absent a request, Mrs. Walker did not have a fiduciary duty to disclose. The trial court held that Mrs. Walker breached her fiduciary duty to disclose by failing to inform Mr. Walker about the reduction of funds in the IRA account and awarded Mr. Walker $71,066 (the sum of Mrs. Walker's withdrawals from the IRA account and tax penalties). Mrs. Walker appealed the trial court's ruling.
Holding and Reasoning (Jones, J.)
Carrillo, 11th Ed.
Retroactive Law


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A Cross-Site Scripting vulnerability was found in the Google Forms WordPress Plugin. This issue allows an attacker to perform a wide variety of actions, such as stealing Administrators' session tokens, or performing arbitrary actions on their behalf. In order to exploit this issue, the attacker has to lure/force a logged on WordPress Administrator into opening a malicious website.
This issue was successfully tested on Google Forms WordPress Plugin version 0.84.
This issue is resolved in Google Forms version 0.85.
The Google Forms WordPress Plugin embeds a published, public Google Form in a WordPress post, page, or widget. A Cross-Site Scripting vulnerability was found in the Google Forms WordPress Plugin. This issue allows an attacker to perform a wide variety of actions, such as stealing Administrators' session tokens, or performing arbitrary actions on their behalf. In order to exploit this issue, the attacker has to lure/force a logged on WordPress Administrator into opening a malicious website.
The issue exists in the file wpgform-logging.php and is caused by the lack of output encoding on the page request parameter. The vulnerable code is listed below.


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package de.tudarmstadt.lt.lm.app;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileFilter;
import java.io.FileInputStream;
import java.io.FileNotFoundException;
import java.io.FileOutputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStreamReader;
import java.io.PrintStream;
import java.io.Reader;
import java.rmi.registry.Registry;
import java.util.List;

import org.apache.commons.cli.CommandLine;
import org.apache.commons.cli.Option;
import org.apache.commons.cli.OptionBuilder;
import org.apache.commons.cli.Options;
import org.apache.commons.io.LineIterator;
import org.apache.commons.lang.StringUtils;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

import de.tudarmstadt.lt.lm.service.AbstractStringProvider;
import de.tudarmstadt.lt.lm.service.StringProviderMXBean;
import de.tudarmstadt.lt.utilities.cli.CliUtils;
import de.tudarmstadt.lt.utilities.cli.ExtendedGnuParser;

/**
 * Compute Perplexity based on a sentence model:
 *
 *  PP = 2^H(X)
 *  H(X) = - 1/n \sum_x log_2 p(w_1...w_m) / m
 *
 *  X = sentences, n = number of sentences, m = number of words in a sentence
 *
 * @author Steffen Remus
 */
public class SentPerp implements Runnable {

	private final static String USAGE_HEADER = "Options";

	private final static Logger LOG = LoggerFactory.getLogger(SentPerp.class);

	public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
		new SentPerp(args).run();
	}

	/**
	 *
	 */
	@SuppressWarnings("static-access")
	public SentPerp(String args[]) {
		Options opts = new Options();

		opts.addOption(new Option("?", "help", false, "display this message"));
		opts.addOption(OptionBuilder.withLongOpt("port").withArgName("port-number").hasArg().withDescription(String.format("Specifies the port on which the rmi registry listens (default: %d).", Registry.REGISTRY_PORT)).create("p"));
		opts.addOption(OptionBuilder.withLongOpt("selftest").withDescription("Run a selftest, compute perplexity of ngrams in specified LM.").create("s"));
		opts.addOption(OptionBuilder.withLongOpt("quiet").withDescription("Run with minimum outout on stdout.").create("q"));
		opts.addOption(OptionBuilder.withLongOpt("noov").hasOptionalArg().withArgName("{true|false}").withDescription("Do not consider oov terms, i.e. ngrams that end in an oov term. (default: false)").create());
		opts.addOption(OptionBuilder.withLongOpt("oovreflm").withArgName("identifier").hasArg().withDescription("Do not consider oov terms with respect to the provided lm, i.e. ngrams that end in an oov term in the referenced lm. (default use current lm)").create());
		opts.addOption(OptionBuilder.withLongOpt("host").withArgName("hostname").hasArg().withDescription("Specifies the hostname on which the rmi registry listens (default: localhost).").create("h"));
		opts.addOption(OptionBuilder.withLongOpt("file").withArgName("name").hasArg().withDescription("Specify the file or directory that contains '.txt' files that are used as source for testing perplexity with the specified language model. Specify '-' to pipe from stdin. (default: '-').").create("f"));
		opts.addOption(OptionBuilder.withLongOpt("out").withArgName("name").hasArg().withDescription("Specify the output file. Specify '-' to use stdout. (default: '-').").create("o"));
		opts.addOption(OptionBuilder.withLongOpt("name").withArgName("identifier").isRequired().hasArg().withDescription("Specify the name of the language model provider that you want to connect to.").create("i"));

		try {
			CommandLine cmd = new ExtendedGnuParser(true).parse(opts, args);
			if (cmd.hasOption("help"))
				CliUtils.print_usage_quit(System.err, StartLM.class.getSimpleName(), opts, USAGE_HEADER, null, 0);

			_host = cmd.getOptionValue("host", "localhost");
			_rmiport = Integer.parseInt(cmd.getOptionValue("port", String.valueOf(Registry.REGISTRY_PORT)));
			_file = cmd.getOptionValue("file", "-");
			_out = cmd.getOptionValue("out", "-");
			_name = cmd.getOptionValue("name");
			_host = cmd.getOptionValue("host", "localhost");
			_selftest = cmd.hasOption("selftest");
			_quiet = cmd.hasOption("quiet");
			_no_oov = cmd.hasOption("noov");
			if(_no_oov && cmd.getOptionValue("noov") != null)
				_no_oov = Boolean.parseBoolean(cmd.getOptionValue("noov"));
			_oovreflm_name = cmd.getOptionValue("oovreflm");

		} catch (Exception e) {
			LOG.error("{}: {}- {}", _rmi_string, e.getClass().getSimpleName(), e.getMessage());
			CliUtils.print_usage_quit(System.err, StartLM.class.getSimpleName(), opts, USAGE_HEADER, String.format("%s: %s%n", e.getClass().getSimpleName(), e.getMessage()), 1);
		}
		_rmi_string = String.format("rmi://%s:%d/%s", _host, _rmiport, _name);
	}

	String _rmi_string;
	int _rmiport;
	String _file;
	String _out;
	String _host;
	String _name;
	String _oovreflm_name;
	boolean _selftest;
	boolean _quiet;
	boolean _no_oov;
	PrintStream _pout;

	double _min_prob = Double.MAX_VALUE;
	double _max_prob = -Double.MAX_VALUE;
	List<String> _min_ngram = null;
	List<String> _max_ngram = null;
	StringProviderMXBean _lm_prvdr = null;
	StringProviderMXBean _lm_prvdr_oovref = null;

	double _perplexity_all = 0d;
	double _perplexity_file = 0d;
	double _sum_log10_prob_sents = 0d;
	double _num_sents = 0d;

	long _oov_terms = 0;
	long _oov_ngrams = 0;
	long _num_ngrams = 0;

	/* (non-Javadoc)
	 * @see java.lang.Runnable#run()
	 */
	@Override
	public void run() {

		_lm_prvdr = AbstractStringProvider.connectToServer(_host, _rmiport, _name);
		if (_lm_prvdr == null){
			LOG.error("Could not connect to language model at '{}'",_rmi_string);
			return;
		}

		if(_oovreflm_name != null){
			_lm_prvdr_oovref = AbstractStringProvider.connectToServer(_host, _rmiport, _oovreflm_name);
			if (_lm_prvdr_oovref == null){
				LOG.error("Could not connect to language model at '{}'",_oovreflm_name);
				return;
			}
		}else
			_lm_prvdr_oovref = _lm_prvdr;

		_pout = System.out;
		if(!"-".equals(_out)){
			try {
				_pout = new PrintStream(new FileOutputStream(new File(_out), true));
			} catch (FileNotFoundException e) {
				LOG.error("Could not open ouput file '{}' for writing.", _out, e);
				System.exit(1);
			}
		}

		if("-".equals(_file.trim())){
			LOG.info("{}: Processing text from stdin ('{}').", _rmi_string, _file);
			try{run(new InputStreamReader(System.in, "UTF-8"));}catch(Exception e){LOG.error("{}: Could not compute perplexity from file '{}'.", _rmi_string, _file, e);}
		}else{

			File f_or_d = new File(_file);
			if(!f_or_d.exists())
				throw new Error(String.format("%s: File or directory '%s' not found.", _rmi_string, _file));

			if(f_or_d.isFile()){
				LOG.info("{}: Processing file '{}'.", _rmi_string, f_or_d.getAbsolutePath());
				try{run(new InputStreamReader(new FileInputStream(f_or_d), "UTF-8"));}catch(Exception e){LOG.error("{}: Could not compute perplexity from file '{}'.", _rmi_string, f_or_d.getAbsolutePath(), e);}
			}

			if(f_or_d.isDirectory()){
				File[] txt_files = f_or_d.listFiles(new FileFilter(){
					@Override
					public boolean accept(File f) {
						return f.isFile() && f.getName().endsWith(".txt");
					}});

				for(int i = 0; i < txt_files.length; i++){
					File f = txt_files[i];
					LOG.info("{}: Processing file '{}' ({}/{}).", _rmi_string, f.getAbsolutePath(), i + 1, txt_files.length);

					try{ run(new InputStreamReader(new FileInputStream(f), "UTF-8")); }catch(Exception e){LOG.error("{}: Could not compute perplexity from file '{}'.", _rmi_string, f.getAbsolutePath(), e);}

					double entropy = - _sum_log10_prob_sents / _num_sents;
					_perplexity_all = Math.pow(10, entropy);

					String o = String.format("%s: (intermediate results) \t %s \tPerplexity (file): %6.3e \tPerplexity (cum): %6.3e \tMax: log_10(p(%s))=%6.3e \tMin: log_10(p(%s))=%6.3e \tngrams (cum): %d \tOov-terms (cum): %d \tOov-ngrams (cum): %d",
							_rmi_string, f.getAbsoluteFile(), _perplexity_file, _perplexity_all, _max_ngram, _max_prob, _min_ngram, _min_prob,
							_num_ngrams, _oov_terms, _oov_ngrams);
					LOG.info(o);
					if(!_quiet)
						write(String.format("%s%n", o));
				}
			}
		}

		double entropy = - _sum_log10_prob_sents / _num_sents;
		_perplexity_all = Math.pow(10, entropy);

		String o = String.format("%s\t%s\tPerplexity: %6.3e \tMax: log_10(p(%s))=%6.3e \tMin: log_10(p(%s))=%6.3e \tngrams: %d \tOov-terms: %d \tOov-ngrams: %d",
				_rmi_string, _file, _perplexity_all, _max_ngram, _max_prob, _min_ngram, _min_prob,
				_num_ngrams, _oov_terms, _oov_ngrams);
		LOG.info(o);
		if(!_quiet)
			write(String.format("%s%n", o));
		else
			write(String.format("%s\t%s\t%6.3e%n", _rmi_string, _file, _perplexity_all));
	}

	void run(Reader r) {
		long l = 0;
		for(LineIterator liter = new LineIterator(r); liter.hasNext(); ){
			if(++l % 5000 == 0)
				LOG.info("{}: processing line {}.", _rmi_string, l);

			String line = liter.next();
			if(line.trim().isEmpty())
				continue;

			List<String> sentences;
			try {
				sentences = _lm_prvdr.splitSentences(line);
			} catch (Exception e) {
				LOG.error("{}: Could not split sentences from line {}: '{}'.", _rmi_string, l, StringUtils.abbreviate(line, 100), e);
				continue;
			}

			for(String sentence : sentences){
				double p_log10_sent = 0d;
				double num_words = 0d;
				List<String> tokens;
				List<String>[] ngrams;
				try {
					tokens = _lm_prvdr.tokenizeSentence(sentence);
					if(tokens == null || tokens.isEmpty())
						continue;
					ngrams = _lm_prvdr.getNgramSequence(tokens);
					if(ngrams == null || ngrams.length == 0)
						continue;
				} catch (Exception e) {
					LOG.error("{}: Could not get ngrams from line {}: '{}'.", _rmi_string, l, StringUtils.abbreviate(line, 100), e);
					continue;
				}

				for(List<String> ngram : ngrams){
					if(ngram.isEmpty())
						continue;
					_num_ngrams++;
					try{

						if(_lm_prvdr_oovref.ngramContainsOOV(ngram)){
							_oov_ngrams++;
							if(_lm_prvdr_oovref.ngramEndsWithOOV(ngram)){
								_oov_terms++;
								if(_no_oov)
									continue;
							}
						}

						double log10prob = _lm_prvdr.getNgramLog10Probability(ngram);
						p_log10_sent += log10prob;
						num_words++;

						if(log10prob < _min_prob){
							_min_prob = log10prob;
							_min_ngram = ngram;
						}
						if(log10prob > _max_prob){
							_max_prob = log10prob;
							_max_ngram = ngram;
						}
					}catch(Exception e){
						LOG.error("{}: Could not add ngram '{}' to perplexity.", _rmi_string, ngram);
						continue;
					}
				}
				if(num_words == 0)
					continue;
				p_log10_sent = p_log10_sent / num_words;// (double)tokens.size();
				_num_sents++;
				_sum_log10_prob_sents += p_log10_sent;
			}
		}
	}

	void write(String towrite){
		if("-".equals(_out))
			_pout.print(towrite);
		else{
			File lock = new File(_out + ".lock");
			while(lock.exists())
				try { Thread.sleep(1000); } catch (InterruptedException e) { }
			try {
				lock.createNewFile();
			} catch (IOException e) {
				LOG.warn("Could not create lock '{}'.", lock, e);
			}
			_pout.print(towrite);
			lock.delete();
		}
	}

}


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Ubuntu 11.04 : thunderbird vulnerabilities (USN-1463-6)
The remote Ubuntu host is missing a security-related patch.
USN-1463-1 fixed vulnerabilities in Firefox. This update provides the corresponding fixes for Thunderbird.
Jesse Ruderman, Igor Bukanov, Bill McCloskey, Christian Holler, Andrew McCreight, Olli Pettay, Boris Zbarsky, and Brian Bondy discovered memory safety issues affecting Firefox. If the user were tricked into opening a specially crafted page, an attacker could possibly exploit these to cause a denial of service via application crash, or potentially execute code with the privileges of the user invoking Firefox. (CVE-2012-1937, CVE-2012-1938)
It was discovered that Mozilla's WebGL implementation exposed a bug in certain NVIDIA graphics drivers. The impact of this issue has not been disclosed at this time.
Adam Barth discovered that certain inline event handlers were not being blocked properly by the Content Security Policy's (CSP) inline-script blocking feature. Web applications relying on this feature of CSP to protect against cross-site scripting (XSS) were not fully protected.
With cross-site scripting vulnerabilities, if a user were tricked into viewing a specially crafted page, a remote attacker could exploit this to modify the contents, or steal confidential data, within the same domain. (CVE-2012-1944)
Paul Stone discovered that a viewed HTML page hosted on a Windows or Samba share could load Windows shortcut files (.lnk) in the same share. These shortcut files could then link to arbitrary locations on the local file system of the individual loading the HTML page. An attacker could potentially use this vulnerability to show the contents of these linked files or directories in an iframe, resulting in information disclosure. (CVE-2012-1945)
Arthur Gerkis discovered a use-after-free vulnerability while replacing/inserting a node in a document. If the user were tricked into opening a specially crafted page, an attacker could possibly exploit this to cause a denial of service via application crash, or potentially execute code with the privileges of the user invoking Firefox.
Kaspar Brand discovered a vulnerability in how the Network Security Services (NSS) ASN.1 decoder handles zero length items. If the user were tricked into opening a specially crafted page, an attacker could possibly exploit this to cause a denial of service via application crash.
Abhishek Arya discovered two buffer overflow and one use-after-free vulnerabilities. If the user were tricked into opening a specially crafted page, an attacker could possibly exploit these to cause a denial of service via application crash, or potentially execute code with the privileges of the user invoking Firefox. (CVE-2012-1940, CVE-2012-1941, CVE-2012-1947).
Note that Tenable Network Security has extracted the preceding description block directly from the Ubuntu security advisory. Tenable has attempted to automatically clean and format it as much as possible without introducing additional issues.
Update the affected thunderbird package.
File Name: ubuntu_USN-1463-6.nasl
Family: Ubuntu Local Security Checks
Temporal Vector: E:ND/RL:OF/RC:C
CPE: p-cpe:/a:canonical:ubuntu_linux:thunderbird, cpe:/o:canonical:ubuntu_linux:11.04
Required KB Items: Host/cpu, Host/Ubuntu, Host/Ubuntu/release, Host/Debian/dpkg-l
CVE: CVE-2011-3101, CVE-2012-0441, CVE-2012-1937, CVE-2012-1938, CVE-2012-1940, CVE-2012-1941, CVE-2012-1944, CVE-2012-1945, CVE-2012-1946, CVE-2012-1947
BID: 53791, 53793, 53794, 53796, 53798, 53799, 53800, 53801, 53808
USN: 1463-6


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Q: In Extjs 3.4, editing the field value in editable grid using Selenium web driver I am automating my application in java using selenium web driver. Here facing difficulty in modifying the editable field in the editable grid. The selenium says that:

"Element cannot be cleared as the field is not editable".

I tried to find the element using xpath and clicked on it. Then the focus was seen but not able to clear and also not able to edit the field value.
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At Murphys we are welcoming a slower February after the January we had! Holy Cats! We did reschedule our First Friday tasting due to the weather, please mark your calendars for the 23rd to sample the wine with Lucinda from Robins cellars, read on!
The one absolute good thing about Feb. is not Valentines Day, it's freakin' chocolate! Murphys takes part in Old Towns 6th annual Chocolate Escape. Connor from Republic National is here for his 3rd year. Charlie will supply home baked Ghirardelli cookies and brownies, The Chef's Market will be here selling Chocolate covered Strawberries! Here's your wines!
Chateau Laribotte is a family estate that dates back to the end of the French Revolution in 1855, over more than six generations ago. Their Sautern is brilliant golden color. Attractive complex nose of acacias, white flowers, lemon, and a touch of honey. Light, fruity on the palate with flavors of candied fruits and dry apricots. Long on the palate with backbone, reflecting good acidic balance. Excellent aging potential. Sauterns are amongst the finest dessert wines in the world. It's $19.59
The 430th Anniversary celebrations commemorate the house's establishment in 1588 and the rich history of the oldest port company in operation. Deep ruby black colour with a narrow purple rim. The nose opens with a fine crisp fruitiness, black cherry, blackberry and cassis, and aromas of fresh plum. Delicate floral notes of rose petal and violet emerge to provide elegance and complexity. The wine has the typical Croft roundness and smoothness offset by a fresh acidity and firm but well integrated tannins. The palate is crammed with intense berry fruit and finishes with luscious flavours of strawberry and cherry. A superb reserve Port, displaying all the fine fruit character which is a hallmark of the Croft style. It's $26.99
89 points - Robert Parker's The Wine Advocate (August 2017)
A beautiful amber gold color with an abundance of Apricot, pear, tangerine, Honeydew melon and a hint of tropical fruit. After the fruit there are some wonderful orange blossom, honeysuckle, rose petals and honey to round out the fragrances of the wine. There is additional a nice creamy vanilla aspect that enhances the fruits and spice characters. The wine is beautifully balanced between the residual sugar and alcohol making for an exquisite finish that last a long time. $19.59
The 2015 Old Vine Zinfandel is a blend of 16 different vineyard blocks of old vine zinfandel vineyards with an average age of 87 years. With berries and spice on the nose, dark, sweet fruit fills the palate with just a hint of black pepper. This wine has a long, lingering finish. When given the choice, I'll take Old Vines anything, every time ~ Charlie. It's $21.59
You know what makes the worlds best Valentines Gift? a 3 month membership to the Platinum Wine Club! For $30.00 a month (payable in advance) you can give the gift of wine to a loved one for 3 months! They'll get a wine they know (cab, chard, merlot) and one they would never take a chance on. Explore the world of wine, 2 bottles at a time with the Murphy Beverage Company! Combine that with a pair of Riedel Glasses and whoa Nellie! You'll knock their socks off! Call us for details and questions (540) 723-9719
Finding water on a daily basis is a fact of life. It's impossible to imagine. Stella Artois is doing something brilliant and Murphys is all in. For as long as they are available, we will be selling their chalice & one bottle of their beer for $12.99. Proceeds from every sale goes to providing water for those in need. More info is found here: https://water.org/partners/stella-artois/
Buy Stella, provide water.
We rescheduled our First Friday tasting. We were having another bad weather "moment" and I really didn't see the point in encouraging people to come out in that mess. So you'll have the chance to sample those wines on the 23rd from 2p-5p with Lucinda of Robins Cellars! A lot of them are organic and here they are! It's kind of rare for us to showcase two wines of the same grape, much less to same region, BUT! here's an opportunity to sample just that. We have 2 chardonnays from the same region, the Languedoc in France. Another difference with this tasting is all of the wines sampled will be 15% off! Here's the first Chardonnay:
A pale yellow colour, very fine nose of white flowers, wild mint, honey and white-flesh fruits such as peach and plum. This wine's elegance and complexity are supported by a beautiful acidity, making it balanced and surprisingly long on the palate. It's $10.99
Here's your organic wine from Domaine Bassac!
Domaine Bassac Jet'aime
A blend of 40%Grenache 40%Cab. Franc 20%Syrah, Charming nose, mushed berries flavours and some crème brûlée notes. Taste of soft aromas of backed berries (blackberries strawberries) and almond. $16.59
Domain Bassac Cabernet Franc, 100% Cabernet Franc
Dark red colour. Marmalade and Ripe black fruit aroma. Smooth and full bodied. Folks in Virginia are more familiar with Cab Franc than most, find out what it's like from it's country of origin. It's $12.99
You're second Languedoc Chardonnay is from Domaine Bassac Le Manpot 100% Chardonnay, it spends 6 month in barrels & has a clear and brilliant in colour with a vibrant nose of toasty and grilled aromas followed by floral notes with a hint of hazelnut. It's $17.99
The Platinum Wine Club is the only club in the area where you design it yourself! Murphys invites you to Explore the World of Wine 2 bottles at a time! Call 540-723-9719
Just a friendly Reminder that Murphy's delivers! We ask that you order 6 bottles of wine or a case of beer & BOOM! For $5.00, we'll bring it to your door!
Copyright © 2019 Murphy Beverage Company, All rights reserved.


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Rural children with developmental issues at higher risk of going to jail, health inquiry hears
A New South Wales parliamentary inquiry has heard confronting evidence that delays in helping rural children with developmental issues can lead to them ending up in jail.
Young children are waiting up to two years to see speech pathologists in regional and rural NSW
The inquiry heard there is a higher incidence of adverse medical outcomes for residents outside Sydney
It also heard that Aboriginal people experienced discrimination during western COVID-19 outbreaks
Services for Australian Rural and Remote Allied Health has given evidence about the long waiting times patients experience in getting appointments outside of Sydney.
The service's president Edward Johnson is a speech pathologist and he told the inquiry it can take up to two years for some children to be seen.
"It's an incredibly long time, if we're not getting to kids before they're five-year-olds, it's incredibly hard to remediate," Dr Johnson said.
The Upper House committee heard this delay could lead to problems with reading, socialising, and disengaging from school.
"They're not attending, they're getting involved in the criminal justice system, there are mental health implications as well," Dr Johnson said.
"A lot of those kids unfortunately are kids who end up in jail."
The NSW parliamentary inquiry has been told it can take years for children in remote, rural and regional areas to access early intervention. (ABC News: Nicole Chettle)
Today's hearing also heard evidence from the Australian Lawyers' Alliance, which said there was a disproportionate number of adverse medical outcomes in remote, rural and regional communities compared with metropolitan areas.
It said there was a higher incidence of avoidable deaths and significant injuries outside of Sydney because of a lack of health services.
The Australian Lawyers' Alliance has told the inquiry that limited access to mental health services in remote, rural and regional NSW is a major issue. (ABC Kimberley: Chris Lewis)
The alliance's Catherine Henry told the inquiry that these problems were caused by systemic issues.
"Of particular concern is the fact that people in regional and rural NSW don't have the same access to mental health services," Ms Henry said.
"People suffer avoidable deaths and significant injuries because of medical negligence caused by under resourcing, lack of staff, and systemic failures.
"Staffing is not as it should be, communication is not as it should be, junior doctors are not being supervised properly.
"Almost every case I've ever seen involves an avoidable medical accident."
The inquiry heard that the Hunter New England Local Health District had a high rate of negligence cases involving mental health.
COVID discrimination
Today's hearing also focused on the mental health of people in towns that experienced COVID-19 outbreaks throughout 2021.
Aboriginal support group Just Reinvest told the Upper House committee that Indigenous people were wrongly blamed for the local emergence of the virus.
Spokeswoman Jenny Lorvic said many residents wrongly believed Moree's first case originated at a local funeral, but the virus had actually been detected in the town's sewage beforehand.
"As a result of the misinformation around that issue some people around town were making discriminatory assumptions about anyone who was Aboriginal who was at that funeral," she told the inquiry.
Misinformation about the source of Moree's COVID-19 outbreak meant Aboriginal people experienced discrimination. (ABC News)
Ms Lorvic also used her evidence to highlight the lack of detox services in Moree.
People with drug and alcohol dependencies must travel up to four hours to Armidale or Tamworth to seek help before they are eligible for rehabilitation services in Moree.
"Leaving family, leaving your country, leaving your support network to go and detox only adds a further layer and a burden of stress on a person who is already clearly in a stressful situation," Ms Lorvic said.
The inquiry continues.
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This question relates to Equity and Trusts Law. I will address this question by firstly establishing whether Larry's intention meets the certainty test in Trust law. At this point I shall advise as to how he should properly constitute the trust. I will then consider his intentions in chronological order and how the Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996 applies to them.
Before Larry can properly constitute the trust he must have capacity to do so, in that he must be over 18 under s.1(1) of the Family Law Reform Act 1969. This is easily proven as he has a child who is 13. As established by Re Marshall he cannot make a trust if he is mentally incapable of managing his affairs. Assuming Harry is mentally stable it is now appropriate to advise Larry as to how he can properly constitute the trust. Larry has two options. He can constitute via a Testamentary Trust, which is governed by the Wills Act of 1837 and his wife and Children would only have access to the property after his death. Alternatively he could constitute via an Inter Vivos Trust, which would be in existence prior to his death, and his wife could have access to the property during this time if he has the trust instrument drafted to that effect. There is a clear disadvantage to making a Testamentary Trust as it would be subject to more tax i.e. inheritance tax versus capital gains tax. If the mansion is his main residence and if he puts it on trust prior to his death via a Inter Vivos trust, his tax liability would even be more substantially reduced. However regardless of how he seeks to give the benefit of the mansion to his wife and children he would have to do so in writing. If he decided to utilise the testamentary route s.9 of the Wills Act 1837 requires that his intentions must be in writing and the document must be signed by him as a testator or by some other person in his presence and by his direction. It must appear that he intended as a result of his signature to give effect to the will and the signature must be made or acknowledged by the testator in the presence of two or more witnesses present at the same time who must either attest and sign the will or acknowledge his signature in the presence of the testator.
S.53(1)(b) applies because the mansion is land which Larry is declaring a trust in because he implicitly needs the use of the land up until his death, however after this point Larry would want the land to be managed per his instructions in the proposed trust instrument.
so far as consistent with the general interest of the trust, give effect to the wishes of those beneficiaries, or (in case of dispute) of the majority (according to the value of their combined interests).
If applied properly this section gives rights to the beneficiaries who probably would not want a sale, in addition to giving recognition to the general interest of the trust a primary prerequisite being that under no circumstances during her lifetime should Wendy be able to dispose of the mansion by either mortgage or sale. Under s.9(1) of the same Act Wendy can delegate the day to day management of the mansion house to her children. Although Larry does not want the mansion to be disposed of without the consent of all three children, after Wendy's death s.10 allows the property to be disposed of with the consent of just two of them as long as they have reached the age of majority, which according to the Family Law Reform Act of 1969, is 18. If Cordie is not 18 by the time Wendy dies and the other two want the property to be sold, Cordie's opinion will not disadvantage a purchaser under s.10(3)(a). However under s.10)3)(b) the trustees will need to seek the consent of Cordie's parent or guardian. A potential purchaser will be protected under s.16 if s/he is not aware of any breaches of ss. 6(5), 7(3) or 11(1).
"Constituting a trust: The certainty test." LawTeacher.net. 11 2013. All Answers Ltd. 04 2019 <https://www.lawteacher.net/free-law-essays/property-trusts/the-certainty-test.php?vref=1>.
"Constituting a trust: The certainty test." LawTeacher. LawTeacher.net, November 2013. Web. 22 April 2019. <https://www.lawteacher.net/free-law-essays/property-trusts/the-certainty-test.php?vref=1>.
LawTeacher. November 2013. Constituting a trust: The certainty test. [online]. Available from: https://www.lawteacher.net/free-law-essays/property-trusts/the-certainty-test.php?vref=1 [Accessed 22 April 2019].
LawTeacher. Constituting a trust: The certainty test [Internet]. November 2013. [Accessed 22 April 2019]; Available from: https://www.lawteacher.net/free-law-essays/property-trusts/the-certainty-test.php?vref=1.


After last year's Fit Me In EP, a foray into dreampop, Frankie Cosmos (a.k.a Greta Kline) announces her next thing—sophomore studio LP, Next Thing! I've been a fan ever since a good bud introduced me to her massive output of lo-fi, bedroom gems released under various monikers and brought me to a show. I think I've seen her live three times since then and can safely say that both on stage and on record, Frankie C never fails to deliver an overwhelming sense of sincerity in every aspect—musically, vocally, lyrically—that I dare any human to try and avoid being enchanted by.
Limited edition LP is on clear vinyl with white streaks; Includes a pin, a zine/poster and lip balm.


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MentorBuilt News: Teacher struggles to involve girls in STEM despite not really trying
Trenton, NJ - Around noontime, Trenton High School sophomore Carol Shepard was packing up her belongings preparing to head to lunch when she noticed something peculiar in her hallway. "There was just this giant metal...THING in the middle of the hallway." What Carol witnessed was the school's FIRST robotics team in action. She had never heard or seen anything about this school team before. "I was curious about what it was, but the teacher, Mr. Simon, said that I probably wouldn't be interested in it, unless I wanted to be on like the business team or write essays," the student told us.
"I'm not big on girls joining the robotics team if I'm being honest," Mr. Simon rebutted when questioned about the topic, "They sit around, playing their Snapchat and Pokemango and the boys get distracted. If I can't have them sit in a room and write our essays, I'm not sure what they can really help with."
Mr. Simon is faced with an issue male teachers all around the country are dealing with - female students who just don't want to engage with robotics. Studies show that despite the efforts of strong male figures in STEM, only 15% of all robotics students are girls. Mr. Simon vented his frustrations to us. - "I try really hard to get them interested. I emphasize that there's a business team that works on the entrepreneurship award, PR, marketing, fundraising, and event being the mascot or cheerleading, but no bite. I'm just not sure how to sell the robotics team to these girls. They have no interest."
Clearly, the girls at Trenton High don't want careers in STEM.
But Mr. Simon has one more idea, "I think I'll have all the girls do our match scouting. That's something their minds can really get a workout with."
- MB News


Precast Concrete Wheel Stops are bevelled front, back and ends so that they can't be pushed over like old style stops. They require dowels, epoxy and grout filling for best fixing results. Concrete wheel stoppers are very heavy and more labour intensive to install than plastic stops, but they do have benefits and are still widely used.


The large Mykonos is the perfect basket for any occasion. The double handles mean it can be worn over your shoulder of hand held. This woven basket will carry you from the shops to the beach. This beautiful bag is sourced from Morocco and made using the finest handcrafted materials.


At the ENSGTI, courses are mostly provided by the lecturers and researchers of the LaTEP : the Laboratoire Thermique Énergétique et Procédés (Thermal, Energy and Process Laboratory), attached to the School.
The latter provide engineering students with the latest advances in Process or Energy engineering related to their work. Furthermore, as referent teachers, they assist and supervise students during their school experience or by following the progress of their placements.
With the Technological building, the ENSGTI has efficient equipment and facilities for practical work. Students also have access to the laboratory infrastructures and especially to experimental equipment.
In this way, engineering students are exposed to research throughout their training. In 2nd year, they carry out a « Research Development Innovation Project » and some of them opt for placements in a research laboratory in France or abroad.


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Billy Ocean Essentials
Apple Music R&B/Soul
Trinidad-born Billy Ocean is not only a smooth-voiced hitmaker, but a prolific songwriter who co-penned all of his best-known tunes. Originally part of the obscure rock band Scorched Earth, Ocean began scoring UK hits in the '70s. But it took until 1984 for him to make an international breakthrough with "Caribbean Queen," which defined his mix of classic soul, calypso and light funk. Working with star producer Mutt Lange, he ruled the charts in through the '80s, and had soundtrack success on The Jewel of the Nile. Though he now keeps a lower profile in the states, he remains a star in Britain.
When the Going Gets Tough, The Tough Get Going
Love Zone (Expanded Edition)
Caribbean Queen (No More Love On the Run)
Suddenly (Expanded Edition)
Love Really Hurts Without You
The Very Best of Billy Ocean
Get Outta My Dreams, Get into My Car
Tear Down These Walls
Nights (Feel Like Gettin' Down)
Nights (Feel Like Getting Down)
Red Light Spells Danger
There'll Be Sad Songs (To Make You Cry)
Stay the Night
City Limit (Expanded Edition)
The Colour of Love
Mystery Lady
Love Really Hurts Without You: The Greatest Hits of Billy Ocean
Stop Me (If You've Heard It All Before)
15 Songs, 1 Hour, 12 Minutes


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