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Face to Face is the largest, most comprehensive arts in education conference in New York State. Through a wide variety of panels, workshops, reports, and other presentations, the conference gives arts in education practitioners the opportunity to think deeply and learn more about arts in education.
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This May, numerous arts education and cultural organizations from across NYC will come together to engage arts administrators, teaching artists, interns, and students looking to break into the arts in the education field. Interested individuals will have the opportunity to learn about organizations and speak with their representatives at fair tables.
I am sixteen years old. I smile at my teacher, Mr. Roma, as he tells us all about his favorite philosophers. I laugh at his jokes and write down his every word. Later tonight, I will write an essay that repeats his version of his apparent "heroes," and I will receive my A. I do not challenge him because when other students challenge Mr.
Basking in the glow of our 25th Anniversary, the Roundtable is now embarking on a strategic planning process to discover how we can best support YOU!
We'd like to ask you to take a moment and fill out the following survey (and share with your full staff and contacts!). This survey is a pivotal moment for the Roundtable to harness the expertise of our arts in education community by enabling members and non-members to weigh in on the organization.
When Jennifer DiBella started working in the education department at Roundabout Theatre Company 14 years ago, she had one main goal: to give youth the same exposure to theater that she had growing up in New Jersey.
She leads the Roundabout Youth Ensemble, an afterschool program that allows a group of 60 high-schoolers—chosen from more than 100 applicants—to spend the year writing and producing their own play, culminating with four public performances on a Roundabout stage.
Differentiating instruction to meet the strengths, needs, and interests of all students is one of the key responsibilities of any educator. Utilizing a Universal Design for Learning framework, this workshop will explore how incorporating multiple modes of expression can provide students varied opportunities to develop and articulate understanding.
New York, NY (March 19, 2019) — This week, The New Victory Theater, ArtsConnection and Community-Word Project launch GIVE, an invaluable arts education resource that will serve the more than 12,500 students with disabilities enrolled in New York City public schools.
Panel Outline | Questions for panelists were altered based on the real-time discussion.
Main NYC DOE site (schools.nyc.gov) will be primarily for parents and families.
Info Hub (infohub.nyced.org) will be for cultural partners and other constituents with public facing resources.
WeTeachNYC (weteachnyc.org) will house materials and resources for educators; some content will require a NYC DOE login.


Ocean City, Maryland is known as "The White Marlin Capital of the World." Its location, not far from the warm Gulf Stream ocean current in the Atlantic Ocean, attracts many different species of fish. With such an extensive area to work with, fishing enthusiasts can increase their chances of catching their preferred species by paying attention to the different fishing seasons.
Mackerel, bluefish and sharks are active species in Ocean City in the spring months. Mackerel are particularly active in March when they migrate up the Atlantic coast in large numbers. By mid-April, the mackerel move out and the bluefish move in, right on their tails. The bluefish hang around through the fall, growing larger with each passing month.
Summer is one of the most popular fishing seasons in Ocean City, due to the warmer water temperatures, which attract all kinds of fish, including sharks, bigeye and yellow fin tuna, sea bass, flounder, wahoo and marlin. June marks the start of the white marlin season, whereas July is the strongest summer month for sharks. You will often spot species like hammerheads, mako, tiger sharks and blue sharks hunting for bluefish around sandbars and near underwater canyons.
During the fall fishing season in Ocean City, many of the same fish from the spring and summer months are still active. Expect to see common species, like marlin, sea bass and bluefish as well as the addition of species like sea trout and Atlantic croaker. You can find these fish in areas close to shore, which include the bay areas, jetties and shipwrecks near the coast.
Winter is one of the weaker seasons for many of the traditional catches in Ocean City. As the water cools, the fish begin to move south. The benefit of this tradition of southern migration is that it also brings some fish from the north. Striped bass is one of the species that moves through the coastal waters of Ocean City in the winter and is a frequent catch during this season.
No matter what time of year you go fishing in Ocean City, there are some fish that are active year round. You can catch tautog all year long in the waters close to shore and bay areas such as Isle of Wight Bay, even though the peak season for tautog is in the late fall. One of the main variables that influence the fishing in Ocean City is the water temperature, and the general rule is that the fish are going to be less active when the water is cold and more active when the water warms up again.


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Q: How to enable/disable any rule from SonarLint in Eclipse I have SonarLint installed in Eclipse and there is a remotely set up sonarQube server, but rules are different on both . How can I configure rules same as SonarQube on SonarLint in my Eclipse ?

A: In your Java code, you can disable a specific rule for a single method using annotations:
@java.lang.SuppressWarnings("java:S2699")

A: You want to use the connected mode in order to apply the same ruleset on your IDE that the one running on your SonarQube instance.
Have a look at the relevant documentation :
http://www.sonarlint.org/eclipse/#Connected

A: I thought I would leave this up here for anyone looking.....
To Disable/Re-Enable Rules in SonarLint/Eclipse.
-Window-Preferences-SonarLint-Rules Configuration.
-Select Your Language(in my case Java).
-Select the drop for changed rules or open the + symbol to show all rules.

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Radošina és un poble i municipi d'Eslovàquia que es troba a la regió de Nitra, al sud-oest del país. El 2011 tenia 2.013 habitants.

Història
La primera menció escrita de la vila es remunta al 1277.

Referències

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Anguila island
E. F. Schumacher Society, Newsletter, Summer 1996
Anguilla: Small, Beautiful, and Complex
Leopold Kohr hoped that the Caribbean island of Anguilla would develop into a self-managed city-state, an elegantly small nation amidst clumsy giants. In the late 1960s he worked in an advisory capacity with the island's revolutionary leaders.
The most important of these leaders was Ronald Webster. As a boy in the 1930s Webster left his home of Anguilla to work on a prosperous St. Marten's farm just seven miles away. Anguilla was poor. The soil was hard to work, the vegetation sparce, and fresh water in short supply. Years of drought caused great hardship for the island's predominantly black residents. Anguilla's largest export was its own people, seeking jobs elsewhere.
Webster proved an industrious and capable worker, winning the respect and love of the childless Dutch couple who owned the farm, but he dreamed of returning to Anguilla. Upon the death of his employers he inherited the valuable St. Marten's property. Webster sold the farm and moved back to Anguilla in the mid 1960's determined to help his people with his newly acquired wealth.
Anguilla was a colony of Great Britain administered from the larger island of St. Kitts. Webster's first concern was to establish road, water, and electric systems for the thirty-five square mile island. He intended to use his own money to leverage British investment but found that funds allocated for Anguilla infrastructure were diverted in St. Kitts, keeping his people impoverished.
In 1967, with British agreement, St. Kitts called for independent statehood in association with Nevis and Anguilla. The Anguillans preferred colony status over dominance by St. Kitts and therefore refused to participate in the new state. Under the leadership of Ronald Webster they were beginning to experience pride in their own heritage, landscape, and customs. They were not prepared to compromise that pride under the strong arm of St. Kitts.
So began a determined but peaceful revolution, with an appeal to the United Nations for the establishment of nation status and a separate flag for Anguilla. Anguilla's struggle for its own emerging identity captured the hearts of many people, including Leopold Kohr, mentor of E. F. Schumacher and author of the decentralist classic The Breakdown of Nations. Kohr met with Webster and other leaders of the revolution to map a course for greater self-sufficiency for the island.
Much has been accomplished towards that goal. Anguillans now have their own democratically elected government with teachers, police force, health department, postal service, and environmental affairs department. Webster's wife, a renowned seamstress on the island, made the uniforms for the first Anguillan police force, distinguishing them from the earlier St. Kitts force. The majority of land in Anguilla remains locally owned. By law, no more than 10 percent will ever be held by nonresidents. The island-wide road and electric and phone systems are now fully operational. Rain water is gathered in rooftop cisterns and solar panels are used to heat it.
Webster established an Anguillan-owned and -operated bank so that money generated on the island would recirculate there in local investments. With the bank's help many Anguillans have started their own thriving small businesses. Supported by local administration officials local craftspeople organized a cooperative market to sell their products. The curriculum in the schools now reflects Anguillan history and culture rather than that of Britain or St. Kitts. The newly formed National Trust is identifing and protecting ancient Amerindian sites, purchasing and restoring historic buildings, and with the help of Massachusetts botanist Mary Walker is working with local self-trained botanists to inventory the plants of the island and identify their most sensitive habitats.
Anguillans have prospered from a thriving tourist economy, but one that is consciously restrained to reduce impact on the tiny island. Leopold Kohr noted that rooms in resort areas were not filled. When he asked why the owners did not lower the per night charges to draw more people, he was delighted to hear that they did not want more people. The pricing helped regulate numbers while still producing a fair income for Anguillans.
Though much has been acheived since Webster's return home, much that was planned has not been achieved. For example, Kohr's initiative to launch an island-wide currency, the Anguillan Silver Liberty Dollar, failed in the press of events following the revolution. Webster bemoans the fact that the children have no memory of conditions before the revolution and so do not properly appreciate the spirit of achievement of the Anguillan people.
We invited Ronald Webster to tell his own story of Anguilla at the Decentralist Conference June 28th through 30th at Williams College. He is still considering the request. It is a story of careful nurturing at many levels-land ownership, finance, education, ecology, health, government, enterprise, and appropriate technology-all developing with a new spirit of commitment to the people of a region and the carrying capacity of its natural resouces. Each of us can point to an innovative project where community effort solved a difficult local problem. But it takes more than one project to build an economy of permanance. E. F. Schumacher Society staff would like to dedicate this newsletter to the people of Anguilla, who, motivated by a deep love for their island community, developed, through trial and error, programs that worked together to lay a foundation for the island's renewal.
Weitere Texte von oder über Leopold Kohr siehe 1, 2, 3,
(Publized in the internet by M. Reichl 29.07.2002)
Publized on the internet 29.07.2002

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Q: WCF Client SocketException We are getting an error on our production environment:

System.ServiceModel.CommunicationException:
  The socket connection was aborted.
  This could be caused by an error
  processing your message or a receive
  timeout being exceeded by the remote
  host, or an underlying network
  resource issue. Local socket timeout
  was '00:10:00'. --->
  System.Net.Sockets.SocketException: An
  existing connection was forcibly
  closed by the remote host

This happens on the first request after the WCF service has been idle for a time. Subsequent requests work correctly.
This error does not occur on our staging environment with the same configuration and data.
How do I go about diagnosing this? Tracing does not give any useful information.
Thanks,
Jon

A: The first place to look is this: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb332338.aspx
The issue you are describing sounds like IdleTimeout or ShutdownTimeout settings and having the domain recycle. Most likely, you have a long spin up time for the code to rejit when it spins down. Just a guess, but it would cover the symptoms.
One way to dupe this in another environment is setting up an instance and hitting it and then letting it sit idle for quite some time. If that yields nothing, get a delta between the environments. If you are doing more on the production environment that could be an issue when spin up happens.


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"Making it over 20, 30 years I say is easy. But so is making it now over 2 - 10 years due to the internet."
Agreed. The "new" world is very different. Taste and preference change rapidly, and values are very different with the new generations. With that said, these factors affect how certain old-fashioned stocks perform, for example KO, JNJ & PG, just to name a few. These stocks are considered rather lagging in the current upswing market. The current price of PG is that of the price around Oct 2007 (refer to one of my purchase), so is it really that great? Is it really that I have no patience. Of course dollar cost averaging got me covered, but I am just saying these stocks like PG or KO are no longer the choices for retirees.


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Leo Messi FINALLY seems happy at PSG, fans believe he will EXPLODE in this season
When football icon Lionel Messi moved from Barcelona to PSG, every football fan on the planet was shocked. Messi himself was not too happy about the situation and therefore had a poor 2021/22 season by his standards.
Leo Messi is finally a happy man at PSG
Finally, after a year Lionel Messi seemed to train happily in the PSG colors ahead of their first pre-season game against Kawasaki in Japan. The footage of the team training shows that Messi is now comfortable with his new club which he joined in August last year from his beloved club Barcelona.
Following his underwhelming debut season in France, in which he scored just 11 goals in 34 matches, Messi has stated that he wants to show what he is capable of in the 2022/23 campaign. While his prowess in front of the goal was not up to his usual standards last season, the 35-year-old did manage to provide 15 assists for his teammates.
The PSG's new manager Christophe Galtier, meanwhile, has provided a small bit of insight into what it has been like working with Messi since he replaced Mauricio Pochettino at the Parc des Princes.
Speaking in May, the seven-time Ballon d'Or winner insisted he is determined to "reverse" his fortunes in Paris, declaring that the coming season would be different. The French champions are preparing for the new season with a training camp in Japan. Fans believe that the next season will be better than the last year and bring something new to the club.
Messi is finally happy and comfortable in PSG…we are going to witness a very different Leo this season, he's taking revenge, he's gonna explode 🔥🐐 pic.twitter.com/lrhBYtCjqV
— Stav (@stavfps) July 19, 2022
Major League Soccer (MLS) side Inter Miami has made it very clear that they want to sign Lionel Messi. MLS has become a popular destination for aging stars to wind down their career and many feel that Messi will eventually end up doing the same.
But he is staying in Paris for the next season. Messi is under contract with Paris Saint-Germain until the summer of 2023 and the Ligue 1 champions have been clear that they want to keep him at the club for another year beyond that.
What do you think? Will Messi bring something different to PSG this season?
Tags: leo messi, messi, psg
Neymar joining Man City? Pep Guardiola responds to the rumors.
[Crazy Reason] Barcelona unable to print Lewandowski Shirt


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Mário Barreto Corrêa Lima Fortaleza, Ceará, 7 de setembro de 1935) é um médico, sociólogo,professor emérito e gastroenteriologista brasileiro. Foi interno no Samaritan Hospital em Troy, Albany, Estados Unidos. Foi professor catedrático da Clínica Médica A da Escola de Medicina e Cirurgia do Rio de Janeiro. Foi diretor da Escola de Medicina e Cirurgia do Rio de Janeiro, Escola Médica da Universidade Federal do Estado do Rio de Janeiro e coordenador das Relações Internacionais da mesma escola. Foi duas vezes presidente da Sociedade de Medicina e Cirurgia do Rio de Janeiro. Foi Presidente da Associação Médica Brasileira e é membro titular da Academia Nacional de Medicina.
Casado com a senhora Guiomar Amorim Corrêa Lima em maio de 1961.

Irmão da Miss Brasil de 1955 Emília Barreto Corrêa Lima e tio-avô do ator, diretor e roteirista Eduardo Caldas.

Biografia
Filho do notório Dr. Augusto Hyder Bizerril Correa Lima, médico sanitarista com grande influência política no Ceará, e da Sra. Sara Barreto Correa Lima. Tendo estudado no Liceu do Ceará, o Dr. Correa Lima foi, a seguir, interno no Instituto Lafayette, no Rio de Janeiro. Cursou medicina na Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ). Em 1959 completou a universidade. Porém, mesmo antes de terminar o curso universitário, trabalhava como paramédico.

Trabalhou também para o instituto de aposentadoria e pensões dos industriais, um trabalho público. Como seu pai, o Dr. Corrêa Lima se dedicou a causa pública e combatendo a AIDS no Rio de Janeiro.

Ainda hoje, segue lecionando na UNIRIO, como professor emérito.

Dr Mario Barreto Corrêa Lima recebeu em 2016, em Brasília a Comenda Mario Rigatto por relevantes serviços prestados na Literatura e na Medicina. Recebeu o Título de Comendador, no Conselho Federal de Medicina.

Eventos importantes na carreira médica do Dr. Corrêa Lima
 1971 - UNIMED foi fundado em Rio de Janeiro, e Dr. Mário era o oitavo fundador.
 1971 - Professor titular na medicina interna e nos diagnósticos físicos [UNIRIO].
 1973 - Professor Titular de Doenças Infecciosas e Parasitárias na Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro - UNIRIO. Foi o Catedrático mais novo do Brasil na sua época.
 1977 - Foi eleito Presidente da Sociedade de Medicina e Cirurgia do Rio de Janeiro - SMCRJ.
 1979 - Foi reeleito Presidente da Sociedade de Medicina  e Cirurgia do Rio de Janeiro - SMCRJ.
 1981 - Dr. Corrêa Lima foi eleito Presidente da Associação Médica Brasileira - AMB.
 1985 - O primeiro livro a respeito da AIDS no Brasil foi escrito pelo Dr. Mário Corrêa Lima.
 2000-2005 - Decano do Centro de Ciências Biológicas e da Saúde (CCBS) da [Universidade Federal do Estado do Rio de Janeiro]
. Foi o único a receber o Título de Médico do Ano no Rio de Janeiro por duas vezes, em 1983 e em 2006.
 2007 - Dr. Mário Barreto Corrêa Lima recebeu a nomeação de professor emérito pela UNIRIO.
. 2016 - Dr. Mario Barreto Corrêa Lima recebeu a Comenda Mario Rigatto, no Conselho Federal de Medicina, em Brasília, por relevantes serviços prestados na Literatura e na Medicina.

Membros da Academia Nacional de Medicina
Médicos do estado do Rio de Janeiro
Professores da Universidade Federal do Estado do Rio de Janeiro


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Bonsai Achieves AWS Machine Learning Competency Status, Bringing Deep Reinforcement Learning Closer to AWS Enterprise Customers
Berkeley, CA - November 28, 2017 – Bonsai, provider of an AI solution that empowers enterprises to build intelligent systems, announced today that it has achieved Amazon Web Services (AWS) Machine Learning (ML) Competency status. This designation recognizes Bonsai for enabling developers, machine learning practitioners, and subject matter experts with tools to train deep reinforcement learning models and enable predictive capabilities within customer applications.
Achieving the AWS ML Competency differentiates Bonsai as an AWS Partner Network (APN) member that has built solutions that help organizations enhance industrial applications with machine intelligence. Attaining the AWS ML Competency demonstrates to our customers that Bonsai has validated ML expertise on AWS.
"We're honored to be one of the first companies to achieve AWS ML Competency status," said Mark Hammond, CEO and co-founder of Bonsai. "Industrial AI applications require cutting-edge AI technology and powerful cloud computing. Enterprises can now combine the power of AWS with Bonsai's deep reinforcement learning tools to automate or optimize the efficiency of industrial control systems including manufacturing, energy, robotics and supply chain.
"Given the complexity of building a scalable and reliable production workflow that serves billions of predictions, deploying machine learning at scale is still a challenge," said Joseph Spisak, Global Lead for Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Partnerships, Amazon Web Services, Inc. "We are thrilled to have Bonsai join us as an APN Partner for the Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Competency Program. By automating routine tasks, teams are able focus squarely on the problems they are trying to solve and spend less time worrying about how to optimize and deploy their models."
One of the first companies to achieve this designation, Bonsai's Platform is now more accessible to enterprise customers of AWS, making it easier to leverage deep reinforcement learning technology and program intelligent control of industrial systems.
AWS is enabling scalable, flexible, and cost-effective solutions from startups to global enterprises. To support the seamless integration and deployment of these solutions, AWS established the AWS Partner Competency Program to help customers identify Consulting and Technology APN Partners with deep industry experience and expertise.
● Learn more about the AWS ML Competency program: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/apn/introducing-aws-machine-learning-competency/
● Get started with Bonsai: https://bons.ai/getting-started
About Bonsai
Bonsai offers an AI solution that empowers enterprises to build and deploy intelligent systems. By completely automating the management of complex machine learning libraries and algorithms, Bonsai enables enterprises to program AI models that improve system control and enhance real-time decision support. Businesses use these models today to increase automation and improve operational efficiency of industrial systems including robotics, manufacturing, supply chain, logistics, energy and utilities. Based in Berkeley, CA, Bonsai is backed by leading investors including NEA, Microsoft Ventures, ABB, Samsung NEXT and Siemens. To learn more, please visit: https://bons.ai/ or follow on Twitter @BonsaiAI.


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Open Licensing for Cultural Heritage
Gill Hamilton
Fred Saunderson
Academic & Research Libraries
This practical and explanatory guide for library and cultural heritage professionals introduces and explains the use of open licences for content, data and metadata in libraries and other cultural heritage organisations. Using rich background information, international case studies and examples of best practice, this book outlines how and why open licences should and can be used with the sector's content, data and metadata. Open Licensing for Cultural Heritage digs into the concept of 'open' in relation to intellectual property, providing context through the development of different fields, including open education, open source, open data, and open government. It explores the organisational benefits of open licensing and the open movement, including the importance of content discoverability, arguments for wider collections impact and access, the practical benefits of simplicity and scalability, and more ethical and principled arguments related to protection of public content and the public domain.
Content covered includes:
an accessible introduction to relevant concepts, themes, and names, including 'Creative Commons', 'attribution', model licences, and licence versions
distinctions between content that has been openly licensed and content that is in the public domain and why professionals in the sector should be aware of these differences
an exploration of the organisational benefits of open licensing and the open movement
the benefits and risks associated with open licensing
a range of practical case studies from organisations including Newcastle Libraries, the University of Edinburgh, Statens Museum for Kunst (the National Gallery of Denmark), and the British Library.
This book will be useful reading for staff and policy makers across the gallery, library, archive and museum (GLAM) sector, who need a clear understanding of the open licensing environment, opportunities, risks and approaches to implementation. This includes library and information professionals, library and information services (LIS) professionals working specifically in the digital field (including digital curation, digitisation, digital production, resource discovery developers). It will also be of use to students of LIS Science, digital curation, digital humanities, archives and records management and museum studies.
1. Introduction 2. The Open Movement: its history and development 3. Copyright and licensing: a background 4. Open licensing: the logical option for cultural heritage 5. Small steps, big impact: how SMK became SMK Open 6. Open metadata licensing: the British Library experience 7. Open policy and collaboration with Wikimedia at the National Library of Wales 8. Newcastle Libraries 9. Drivers for open: the development of open licensing at the National Library of Scotland 10. Wellcome Library 11. Development of an OER policy and open approaches to mitigate risk at University of Edinburgh 12. How to implement open licensing at your organisation 13. Using and re-use openly licensed resources 14. Conclusion
Gill Hamilton is Digital Access Manager at the National Library of Scotland where she leads on access to the Library's extensive digital collections, and oversees its resource discovery and library management systems. Fred Saunderson is the National Library of Scotland's Intellectual Property Specialist where he has responsibility for providing copyright and intellectual property advice and guidance, as well as coordinating licensing and re-use procedures.
Open Licensing for Cultural Heritage is as impressively informative as it is exceptionally well written, organized and presented. Unreservedly recommended as an essential, exceptional, indispensable, core addition to community, governmental, and academic Library Science collections, Open Licensing for Cultural Heritage is a necessary and invaluable instructional reference.
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This book will be of value to any institutions considering making their collections available digitally. The background and context information is largely clearly relevant, concise and sufficient. The book is very readable throughout. It will also be suitable for students studying courses in library and moveable cultural heritage management. Indeed I have recommended the book to my own students.
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'I recommend Open Licensing for Cultural Heritage to cultural institutions who are looking for a way to make their digital content accessible to a broader audience, thus bringing them not only the visibility that comes with openness, but also to initiate them as new stakeholders that support such endeavors.'- Anastasia Weigle, Maine Archives and Museums Quarterly
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'In their excellent guide Open Licensing for Cultural Heritage, Gill Hamilton and Fred Saunderson explain, advocate, and show howto implement open intellectual property ('IP') licensing within the heritage sector. Their use of enlightening case studies, authored by other experts in the sector, is especially impactful. These real-life stories—perhaps the core of the book—help explain why it is not always possible to be as open as we might like, why openness takes time and resource, and how risk needs to be mitigated. Nevertheless, Hamilton's and Saunderson's personable, persuasive, and enthusiastic tone extends unswayed to the final, practical chapters.'- Bernard Horrocks, Tate Gallery, London, UK
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'Open Licensing for Cultural Heritage is a rich, beautifully researched and thought-provoking addition to the body of IP literature for the heritage sector... Hamilton and Saunderson address this with great sensitivity and thought, making this an instructive as well as inspiring volume.'
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The Memory House by Rachel Hauck
Title: The Memory House
Author: Rachel Hauck
Published By: Thomas Nelson (2019)
When Beck Holiday lost her father in the North Tower on 9/11, she also lost her memories of him. Eighteen years later, she's a tough New York City cop burdened with a damaging secret, suspended for misconduct, and struggling to get her life in order. Meanwhile a mysterious letter arrives informing her she's inherited a house along Florida's northern coast, and what she discovers there will change her life forever. Matters of the heart only become more complicated when she runs into handsome Bruno Endicott, a driven sports agent who fondly recalls the connection they shared as teenagers. But Beck doesn't remember that, either.
Decades earlier, widow Everleigh Applegate lives a steady, uneventful life with her widowed mother after a tornado ripped through Waco, Texas, and destroyed her new, young married life. When she runs into old high school friend Don Callahan, she begins to yearn for change. Yet no matter how much she longs to love again, she is hindered by a secret she can never share.
Fifty years separate the women but through the power of love and miracle of faith, they each find healing in a beautiful Victorian known affectionately as The Memory House. (Taken from Goodreads)
**I received a complimentary copy of this book from Thomas Nelson through NetGalley. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.**
Aaack, this book was so sweet and heartfelt and so good!
Loves:
I loved how the story jumped between modern times and the 1950s and I loved watching how both stories wove together. I was impressed by how all the many different subplots came together to create the overall plot, and every character served a purpose. Beck was awesome; she was so relatable and impossible to dislike. Similarly, Everleigh was loving and also easy to empathize with. The beautiful romance, the authentic characters, the alternating and descriptive settings—it was a beautifully crafted and carefully told tale. I loved the subtle mysteries, the wild dreams, and the themes.
Dislikes:
At the beginning, I was almost turned off by the intense description following Brody's journey as a sports agent. As someone who is entirely unaware of sports terminology, it was difficult for me to follow those scenes. This didn't affect my overall opinion of the book, but it did make following Brody's story difficult at times.
Analyzation:
I definitely could tell at times that the book wasn't fully edited yet, but at the same time, I easily caught a glimpse of the author's vision and I absolutely loved it. A few scenes will need to be cut down, a couple added onto, but other than that, the story's skeleton is strong. I did have trouble telling Don and Brody apart, but not terribly so. I was so fascinated by the significance of the Memory House and loved all the symbolism. It was a good length; the book is actually pretty long, but for me, it ended too soon. I savored every word.
Themes: Forgiveness, healing, making things right, love, kindness, doing the right thing.
Overall: Loved it. Loved it. Every time I put it down, I couldn't wait to get back to it.
Notes: Some sexual aspects between married couples are implied, but never stated explicitly.
Rating: 5.0 / 5.0
Recommended to: Ages 15 and up for more mature thematics and a few sexual innuendos.
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The description of cerebrospinal fluid first appeared in the 17th century BC . An antique dealer named Edwin Smith bought a surgical papyrus which described the watery fluid around the brain. In 1747, Albrecht von Haller, a Swiss anatomist and physiologist, first described the existence of CSF systematically . Subsequently, Cotugno, an Italian anatomist from Naples, observed the presence of water ("liquor cotunnii") around the ventricles and the spinal cord by conducting 20 autopsies . Also, he found that the brain gets smaller in size and the volume of watery fluid around the ventricles and the spinal cord increases with age increase. His notable observations were published in Latin in 1764 in Naples and in English in 1775 in London. The term cerebrospinal fluid in published literature is "le liquid cérébrospinal" in a French document by Magendie in 1842 .


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Too often, the winter months are synonymous with dry, itchy skin. But it doesn't have to be. Even if you live in a cold, dry climate—or stay warm in a home with drying, forced-air heat—you can retain healthy skin that is soft and slightly moist. Because the dryness results from a lack of water, not oil, all you need to do is replenish that moisture. Here's how to get rid of your dry, itchy skin this winter.
"Nothing beats plain petroleum jelly or mineral oil as a moisturizer," says Howard Donsky, MD. In fact, if you don't mind the greasiness, virtually any vegetable oil (sunflower oil, peanut oil) can be used to combat dry skin and winter itch. They're effective, safe, and pure skin lubricants—and inexpensive as well. These products do have one drawback, however. All tend to be greasy and don't particularly smell or feel "clean." So if you prefer a scented over-the-counter moisturizer, go for it. Just know that they're all basically the same.
Some researchers believe that people first discovered the skin-soothing effects of oatmeal nearly 4,000 years ago. Many folks are still discovering it today. "Oatmeal can work in the bath as a soothing agent," says Donsky. Just pour 2 cups of colloidal oatmeal (such as Aveeno, available at drugstores) into a tub of lukewarm water. The term colloidal simply means that the oatmeal has been ground to a fine powder that remains suspended in water. "You can also use oatmeal as a soap substitute," he says. Tie some colloidal oatmeal in a cotton handkerchief, submerge it in lukewarm water, squeeze out the excess water, and use as just like you would use a normal washcloth.
People with dry skin should reach for "superfatted" soaps like Basis, Neutrogena, or Dove. Superfatted soaps have extra amounts of fatty substances—cold cream, cocoa butter, coconut oil, or lanolin—added during the manufacturing process.
Any soap can be too cleansing for already dry skin, and may be unnecessary. When bathing, use soap or body wash only on areas that need it—your face, underarms, feet, groin, and buttocks. "Rinsing with water is enough to get other spots clean and prevent you from unnecessarily stripping skin of its natural oils," says Amy Wechsler, MD.
Before you lather up, be sure your skin is sufficiently wet. Applying any kind of cleanser or soap, especially the foaming or gel types, to dry skin is more likely to cause you irritation, says Mary Lupo, MD.
Airplane air can be super arid, with humidity levels as low as 5%, drying out even the dewiest skin, says Leslie Baumann, MD. Take these simple steps to keep your skin supple and beautiful at 35,000 feet and on the ground. Skip the makeup mask when you travel so you can moisturize often, she says. Once you are onboard, spritz with a face mist every hour and apply your choice of face lotion to seal in the moisture.
Did you know you can fight dry skin by keeping your house clean? Exposure to dust mites—microscopic insects that feed on dust and create irritating droppings—makes it harder for dry skin conditions to heal. To rule out this culprit, vacuum floors and wash bedding weekly in hot water at least 130°F.
If you use a humidifier in your bedroom, Neldner says, close the door to keep in moisture. It might also help to leave the bathroom door open when you take a shower. "Every little bit of humidity helps," he says.
Lotion can form a protective layer to soothe and defend winter-dry hands. If the heavy, sticky feeling of hand cream prevents you from buttering up as often as you should, try this spray-on solution. Jennifer Hoffmann of Huntington, New York, says spraying lotion onto her hands soaks into her skin faster and doesn't require a lot of massaging. An extra bonus: Your supply of hand lotion will go much further, because spraying it on uses less per application.
Leslie Baumann, MD, is a professor and the director of cosmetic dermatology at the Miller School of Medicine at the University of Miami and author of The Skin Type Solution.
Howard Donsky, MD, is a clinical instructor of dermatology at the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry. He is a dermatologist at the Dermatology and Cosmetic Center of Rochester in New York and author of Beauty Is Skin Deep.
Mary Lupo, MD, is a Prevention magazine advisor and clinical professor of dermatology at Tulane University in New Orleans.
Kenneth Neldner, MD, is professor emeritus in the department of dermatology at Texas Tech University School of Medicine and a dermatologist at Dermatology Associates, both in Lubbock.
Amy Wechsler, MD, is a clinical assistant professor of dermatology at SUNY Downstate Medical Center in New York City.


I have always wanted to walk out to Moose Island. There's something about walking on sea bottom, barnacle and seaweed covered. Looking ahead, you raise your eyes upward to see the beach that fringes the island. Above that, the island itself, a green shadow silhouetted against a fading glow of the sun setting in the west. Moose Island is in Five Islands Provincial Park in Nova Scotia. Its about 2 km long and shaped like and oval sloping upward from east to west. The 100 m high cliffs that border the west end of the island are basalt rock of volcanic origins layered over sedimentary sandstone. This kind of geology makes the region an attraction for fossil hunters and gem collectors. This is the site of the famous "Not Since Moses" adventure run. I participated in the 10 km run several years ago. It was an awesome experience, taking the water taxi across an open stretch of ocean, almost 5 kilometres (3 miles), and then 5 hours later a run across the sand bars and tidal flats back to shore.
Few people go over to Moose Island. Crossing over on foot is only possible on the spring tides, when the tides are higher (and lower) than normal. At Moose Island the tidal range (during one of these spring tides) is 14-15 m (50 feet). At high tide you could sail of container ship between the mainland and the island without hitting bottom.
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Humidity might be claiming the inland towns and villages in sauna-like conditions, but in Alma, the bright sun is accompanied by fresh winds, salt air and waves that either lap or beat the shoreline depending on the height of our tides and force of our winds.
This entry was posted in Bay of Fundy blog and tagged Alma, FreshAir Adventures, Fundy National Park, kayaking, meteors, wildlife on 2013-08-12 by Gina Miller.


Losartan is an angiotensin II receptor antagonist drug used mainly to treat high blood pressure (hypertension). Losartan was the first angiotensin II receptor antagonist to be marketed.
losartan is indicated for the treatment of hypertension. It may also delay progression of diabetic nephropathy, and is also indicated for the reduction of renal disease progression in patients with type 2 diabetes, hypertension and microalbuminuria (>30 mg/24 hours) or proteinuria (>900 mg/24 hours).
Studies have demonstrated thatlosartan was significantly superior to atenolol in the primary prevention of adverse cardiovascular events (myocardial infarction or stroke), with a significant reduction in cardiovascular morbidity and mortality for a comparable reduction in blood pressure.
Losartan Potassium is available as Generic Cozaar Tablets which is packaged in 50 mg pills. Losartan potassium is marketed by Merck & Co. under the trade name Cozaar. Losartan is also available in generic form Losacar manufactured by Zydus Cadila and Cosart manufactured by Cipla Ltd.
In general treatment with Generic Cozaar is well-tolerated.
The commonly occurring side effects are asthenia/fatigue, edema/swelling, abdominal pain, chest pain, nausea, headache, pharyngitis, diarrhea, dyspepsia, myalgia, insomnia, cough, sinus disorder.
The usual starting dose of Losartan Potassium (Generic Cozaar) is 50 mg once daily, with 25 mg used in patients with possible depletion of intravascular volume (e.g., patients treated with diuretics).


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Get Strong With Kelsey Heenan
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July 11, 2022 | BY: Beachbody
July 11, 2022 Beachbody
For years, there's been a stigma around strength training. That it's not really for women. That it makes a person look "bulky."
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She's known for designing challenging, effective programs that get results.
She also helps her clients improve their relationships with food and exercise, which is key to maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
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Wziął udział w soborze laterańskim IV jako członek delegacji polskiej.

Przypisy

Bibliografia

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With a diverse, yet focused areas of expertise, the KRAMBU TRIAD indicates the three core technologies KRAMBU develops in-house: blockchain data centers, blockchain hardware, and blockchain software. These fundamental technologies emphases enable us to provide an array of valuable products and services while also illuminating a unified blockchain mission.
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The World Economic Forum estimates 10% of the Global GDP will be stored using blockchain technology by 2027 and $176 Billion business value-add of blockchain by 2025.
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Map and Schedule For Hogmanay Street Party Music Stages
Submitted by edg on Fri, 27 Dec '19 9.05am
The three day Edinburgh's Hogmanay Festival 2019/2020 kicks off on the evening of Monday 30th with the Torchlight Procession through the city centre followed the next evening by Hogmanay Street Party celebrations along Princes Street.
There are three street party stages on the night. The Hogmanay concert in the Gardens and Ceilidh Under the Castle require separate tickets.
Here's the line-up and schedule for all the Hogmanay stages:
Waverley Stage (at Waverley Bridge and Market Street)
21:00 - 21:30 Keir Gibson
21:45 - 22:45 The Ninth Wave
23:05 - 23:55 Marc Almond
00:15 - 00:55 Porkpie
Johnnie Walker Stage (at Castle Street and George Street)
21:00 - 22:00 The Great Calverto
22:05 - 23:59 Arielle Free
00:12 - 00:55 Mac Twins
High Street Stage (Parliament Square)
21:00 - 21:30 Vanives
21:45 - 22:40 Idlewild
23:00 - 23:55 The Snuts
00:08 - 00:55 Shooglenifty
Hogmanay in the Gardens (Ross Bandstand)
20:30 - 21:20 Mungo's Hi-Fi
21:30 - 22:40 Rudimental
23:00 - 01:00 Mark Ronson
Ceilidh Under the Castle (West Princes Street Gardens)
20:30 - 21:35 Sleekit Beasties
21:45 - 23:15 Skyte!
23:25 - 00:55 Cool Ceol Ceilidh Band
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Chernobylite Alternate Realities Trailer Released
Chernobylite will kick off its early access phase tomorrow, October 16th. Unlike previously planned, the game will not only appear on Steam, but also on GOG.
The Farm 51 released a new trailer which compares real life footage taken in and around Chernobyl and Pripyat to locations found within the game. They used photogrammetry to achieve the best possible result.
Chernobylite will cost $29.99 and will be available via Steam Early Access. The developers of The Farm 51 are hoping to receive meaningful feedback on gameplay, bugs, and general game quality to perfect and finish game in time.
Chernobylite takes place in the contaminated and restricted area of Chernobyl. 3D-scanned reconstructions of the environment and places provide for a beautiful and scary real representation. As soon as tomorrow, you can prepare yourself for an extraordinary game with realistic and captivating graphics. An obviously exciting adventure awaits you in Chernobylite, but for a even more genuine and realistic feel, you will also be able to turn on the audio feed in russian language. Большое спасибо!
The final version of Chernobylite for PC, PS4 and Xbox One will launch in the second half of 2020.


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Home Health News Meniscal Tear Operation is Nothing but Placebo
Meniscal Tear Operation is Nothing but Placebo
With the age come a lot of health issues and a torn knee cartilage is one of them. In the past it was thought that performing surgery to repair the meniscal tears would improve the well being of the patients but the recent studies show that this surgery is a waste of time.
Most patients suffering from arthritis are aware that keyhole knee surgery can't help them. However, in spite of this, a lot of people not suffering from arthritis underwent the intervention in the hope to get rid of stiffness and joint pain.
The scientists concluded that most of the knee problems appear with old age due to the wear and tearing of the tissue and not because a trauma or an injury.
What is Keyhole Surgery?
This is a procedure in which a torn meniscus is partially or completely removed. A doctor introduces a scope in a small incision (hole) in the knee of the patient to observe and evaluate the condition of the meniscus. Arthroscopy otherwise named keyhole surgery consists in the removal of the damaged tissue.
The New England Journal of Medicine published the Finnish Degenerative Meniscal Lesion Study which came at a surprising conclusion: keyhole knee surgery is no better than placebo.
The study analyzed 146 patients with ages ranging between 35 and 65 which experienced meniscal tear because of wear rather than injury. None of these patients were suffering from arthritis.
The patients were divided in two groups and both groups were told they will undergo kneehole surgery to fix the meniscal tear.
One of the groups went through the surgery while the other had only a fake operation with the incision being made in the knee to evaluate the tissue without performing any other operation.
The Strange Result
None of the scientists and none of the people caring for the patients new which person had the real surgery and which had just the fake procedure.
The patients from the both groups reported significant changes for the better after a year from the procedure and when they were asked whether they would choose to have it again 93% from the group that had the actual operation responded affirmatively. 96% of the people from the fake operation group did the same.
Scientists were puzzled to see that both groups displayed lower symptoms after a year from the intervention and all of the patients stated they feel better post-surgery.
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I love the time of life when I'm never knowing what day of the week it is, and that's the time when I'm on vacation with my girly gang.
Aah! Those lazy days and beautiful nights, some girly talk and crazy cat fights ;) ha ha ha.
On a serious note, I truly love travelling :) Travel for me is not to escape life, but for life not to escape us. It's actually a new way to see things around and feel privileged that you could witness the beauty of this lively planet.
Few months back (in the month of June, to be exact), me and my girly gang got an amazing opportunity to create magic in our lives by enjoying an overseas trip together. We knew our 'summer' will end with good memories now, so we quickly enrolled ourselves to avail the travel package to Dubai.
We felt elated to find that our two-way flights were booked with Emirates Airlines, one of the leading airlines across the world that offers excellent service in terms of baggage allowance, in-flight dining, passenger security and everything else. Adding to our convenience, all the pre and post booking procedure was provide online that relieved us from all the hassle.
Immediately after landing at the beautiful destination, the exuberant girls just took few minutes to freshen up their looks with quick touch ups and we were good to go ;) And here's how the 'land of fantasies' entertained us with its world-class attractions.
The live Dolphin and Seal Show at the Dubai Dolphinarium was the highlight of Day 1. Watching these amicable creatures perform incredible acrobatic moves thrilled everyone present in the hall full of thousands of spectators. Hats off to the trainers who conduct every show with such precision!
Another leisurely activity to thrill the adventurers in us awaited us at the soft sand of Dubai Desert Safari the next day. The Camel Trekking, Sand boarding, Quad Riding activities followed by BBQ dinner served under starlit sky & the belly dancers performing sultry moves made it an experience that we will never forget. Watching the sun go down over the horizon from the highest sand dune served a perfect backdrop for many memorable photographs.
I know, you are all wondering if we missed visiting the mega sky scrapper?? Well, nah! Next morning after we had our breakfast, we were transported to the tallest building of the world, Burj Khalifa. Wow! the stunning marvel of engineering presented a view that left us breathless.
Before heading back to the hotel, we spent some gala time at places like Gold Souk, Marina Dhow Cruise and Sheikhs Palace too. As our wonderful trip was coming to an end, we bought some exclusive souvenirs for family back home from the charming gift shops of Dubai and returned back richer in our memories. Because traveling with friends is the only thing that makes you 'richer' and 'happier'.


The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) reports the influenza season in California began earlier than usual. There are reports of patients being unable to obtain prescriptions for influenza antivirals at their pharmacies. There are also reports that some wholesalers are unable to fulfill orders of antivirals. While local shortages are being reported, there does not appear to be a statewide or nationwide antiviral shortage. CDPH has verified that one manufacturer, Genentech, is reporting the ability to supply oseltamivir to wholesalers and, if necessary, promptly ship product directly to retail pharmacies and hospital pharmacies. Pharmacies should consider contacting their wholesaler's customer service desk to request drop shipments of antivirals from manufacturers if the wholesaler is unable to supply needed antiviral medication in a timely manner. While antiviral drugs work best when treatment is initiated within two days of onset of influenza, clinical benefit, particularly for severely ill patients, has been observed even when treatment is initiated after two days.
Between October 1, 2017, and January 5, 2018, there have been at least 27 deaths in patients under the age of 65. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the severity of this year's virus is such that all patients may be considered at risk of complications. Drugs used in the treatment of confirmed cases of influenza may be billed without an approved Treatment Authorization Request (TAR) and there are no manufacturer restrictions. Providers are also reminded that Welfare and Institutions Code, Section 14133.37(b) requires dispensing of at least a 72-hour supply of a covered drug in an emergency situation, such as influenza infection.
Information about influenza treatments oseltamivir phosphate and zanamivir can be found in the appropriate Contract Drugs List sections in the Pharmacy provider manual. Information about influenza treatment peramivir can be found in the Injections: Drugs N-R Policy section in the appropriate Part 2 manual.


Calvin Harris topped Forbes list of the world's highest paid DJs for 12 months ending June 1, 2015.
Calvin Harris is the world's highest paid DJ.
The 'Summer' hitmaker - who's dating pop-star Taylor Swift - has topped Forbes Magazine's annual list of highest paid earners, raking in an estimated $66 million last year in pre-tax earnings between June 2014-June 2015.
His staggering wage is far more than the second highest paid DJ, David Guetta, who made $37 million last year from his residencies in Las Vegas and Ibiza and headline slot at this year's Coachella Festival in California.
Dutch DJ Tiesto came third on the list with $36 million whilst Skrillex and Steve Aoki - who both earned $24 million - followed in joint fourth place.
Calvin's haul - which surpassed 'Hunger Games' star Jennifer Lawrence who is the world's highest paid actress earning $52 million in the same period - comes from the sale of his debut 2014 LP 'Motion' which reached the top of U.S. dance charts and the his modelling stint for Giorgio Armani for underwear, eye wear and watch lines, as well as his own Las Vegas residency.


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5 scary Netflix series to binge this Halloween
"The Haunting of Hill House" is No. 1 on the list of Netflix series to binge this Halloween. [Image Netflix/YouTube]
It's that time of year when people feel the need to be scared and what better than curling up on the couch with a good horror show.
by Anne Sewell (article and video)
28 October 2018 10:28 Sun 28 Oct 2018 10:28:35 GMT
Halloween: 4 scary Netflix series to binge over the holiday - Video
In many countries and religions, Halloween is known as All Saints Day or All Hallows' Day. It is a religious event intended to honour the saints. Halloween is a whole other story, where people dress up in scary costumes, put out fancy skeleton-infested decorations and generally have a great time scaring each other while hoping for a treat.
Why go to all that bother when you can curl up on the couch with a huge bowl of popcorn and binge some of the best horror series available on Netflix? Happy Halloween and enjoy binging the following horror and fantasy shows streaming now on Netflix.
'The Haunting of Hill House'
Number one on the list has to be "The Haunting of Hill House." Netflix viewers have praised the series and even Stephen King, the master of horror himself, has said it is close to being a "work of genius." The series is adapted from the Shirley Jackson novel and flashes backwards and forwards to tell the story of a family with five children who spend their young lives in Hill House and the effects the house has on each in later life. It offers some genuine scares and makes viewers think.
'American Horror Story'
While the latest seasons aren't up to scratch (too much gratuitous gore), the first couple of seasons are well worth a Halloween watch, particularly "American Horror Story: Asylum," where the criminally insane are housed. Then there's "Freak Show." Who doesn't want to see Sarah Paulson with two heads, Kathy Bates with a beard, those delightful pinheads, or, more importantly possibly the most scary clown of all time? As noted by Cinemablend, Twisty the clown makes Pennywise look almost tame.
'The Twilight Zone' (1959-1964)
'Black Mirror'
'The OA' Netflix Original Series
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Google considers withdrawing from China over cyberattacks
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Google today threatened to shut down its operations in China after uncovering hacking attempts into email accounts of Chinese human rights activists, terming it as "highly sophisticated".
"These attacks and the surveillance they have uncovered - combined with the attempts over the past year to further limit free speech on the web - have led us to conclude that we should review the feasibility of our business operations in China," David Drummond, senior vice president of corporate development and chief legal officer, said in a blog post. "We have decided we are no longer willing to continue censoring our results on Google. Cn, and so over the next few weeks we will be discussing with the Chinese government the basis on which we could operate an unfiltered search engine within the law, if at all," he said. Drummond said the company realises that this may well mean having to shut down Google.
Cn, and potentially its offices in China. He said that Google detected in December "a highly sophisticated and targeted attack on our corporate infrastructure originating from China that resulted in the theft of intellectual property from Google." Evidence indicated that the attackers were trying to get access to Gmail accounts of Chinese human rights activists, according to Drummond. At least 20 other large companies including finance, Internet, media and technology were similarly attacked, according to Google.


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A Silicon Valley Success Story Reveals Her Tactic For Capturing The Attention Of Male Investors
She captured investors' attention with a well-timed, dramatic gesture.
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Jess Lee is a partner with the legendary investment firm Sequoia Capital. But prior to that, she not only helped grow Polyvore, an online community that coupled e-commerce with users' creativity but also orchestrated a successful acquisition by Yahoo to the tune of $200 million.
However, before she was a familiar name to Silicon Valley dealmakers, she was another entrepreneur with a startup, seeking money to achieve her vision and — more importantly — keep the lights on at her company.
Speaking to Business Insider, Lee recalled that in investment pitch meetings, she was met with disinterested venture capitalists who couldn't even bother to pay attention. Recognizing that taking a risk to make an impression was the only way to stand out amid the countless companies jockeying for funding, Lee developed a tactic that all but forced her audience to engage and pay attention.
Upon walking into the room, Lee would loudly drop a stack of Vogue magazines on the conference table, jarring her audience. She then said, "There is $100 million worth of advertising in these magazines."
She would pause for a beat and then continue, "Now, imagine that on the internet."
Laurel Touby, the managing partner at Supernode Ventures, affirmed the need to make a splash by asserting yourself, regardless of your gender or the gender(s) of your audience. However, she claimed that, in her experience, women tend to be less assertive while making pitches, failing to impart upon investors the urgency and opportunity of their ideas.
"Unfortunately, I've only invested in a few female-founded companies," Touby recalled. "I feel turned off when a founder doesn't seem forceful. Being too gentle is a strike against anyone, whether you're a woman or a man, particularly when you're forcing your way into someone's pocketbook."
In addition to her work at Sequoia Capital, Lee, along with entrepreneur Felicia Curcuru, started Female Founder Office Hours, which matches aspiring entrepreneurs with established ones in order to decode the language and myriad tactics needed to pursue funding.
Excited to see @VentureBeat's coverage this morning about our group of 120+ female founders joining the female VCs… https://t.co/HwJzAlh4Hc
— Felicia Curcuru (@Felicia Curcuru) 1523543828
Lee may be happy with the torrent of interest — approaching 1,500 women in the program's early days — but she's certainly not shocked by it. "Starting a company is so hard and there's so much inside baseball knowledge on how to fundraise that I wasn't surprised people were crying out for that kind of help," she said.
She continues with her hope for the project and the success of women in the historically male-dominated arena of venture capital. Lee offered, "Women are perfectly capable of building great companies, and we can get there by helping each other."


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Bordeaux Métropole is made up of 28 separate municipalities, all of which boast their own mayors, town halls, websites and, yes, logos. ...
All about the logos of the towns that make up Bordeaux Métropole
Par Tim Friday, October 13, 2017 0 commentaires
Bordeaux Métropole is made up of 28 separate municipalities, all of which boast their own mayors, town halls, websites and, yes, logos. Invisible Bordeaux thought it might be interesting to head out on an armchair tour of those 28 logos. To make the journey as painless as possible, they have been grouped together in a series of totally arbitrarily-chosen categories, the first of which is...
The most evocative
This first selection of logos is heavy on symbols: Saint-Médard's recently-revamped logo attempts to merge elements of a human being with lines representing the Earth, and stars that, well, represent stars, in reference to the town's contribution to space exploration through local industry and research players. A star also features in Floirac's logo, possibly a nod towards the former observatory located on the town's hilltops. Bassens offers a reinterpretation of the Bordeaux crescent symbol, in keeping with its location at a bend in the river Garonne, the colour blue no doubt symbolising its credentials as a maritime port. The Gradignan logo clearly highlights the town's position on the Santiago de Compostela pilgrimage route.
The most elegant
Serious graphic designers were obviously brought in to work on the following set, featuring Artigues and its flower petals (is the hexagon a reference to France?), Pessac and its enigmatic falling hula-hoop, and Le Taillan's wine label-like visual identity. Note the way the "a" and "n" of the word "Taillan" also form the "M" of "Médoc", in a square where the urban grey meets the red which is reminiscent of Bordeaux wine. Le Taillan's is also the first of our logos to include a slogan.
The ones with slogans
For yes, there are other logos with slogans. Le Bouscat promises a "ville à vivre" (a town to live in but also to be experienced to the full?). Carbon-Blanc's slightly abstract logo, the initial design of which was the work of local school-children, features a series of verbs in the infinitive: "dream, share, innovate". Ambès's multicoloured offering promises a territory, er, where you meet people. Whereas Cenon, whose logo appears to have been borrowed from some organic food packaging, name-checks "nature" and "culture".
The ones with skylines
Saint-Aubin-de-Médoc combines its own slogan with a single-line evocation of the town's skyline, comprising a couple of trees, the parish church and what could either be the roof of a very low house or else a submarine, I'm not sure. Bouliac has also gone for the skyline option, with big, colourful Scrabble letter-like blocks. Surprisingly, the most recognisable landmark on the logo is Bouliac's church rather than its 250-metre-high radio mast, which can be seen from most points in central Bordeaux and beyond! It is surprising to think it must have been rejected! :-)
The most minimalist
Mérignac's logo uses triangles to form an "M" shape, the three colours reportedly representing aerospace (blue), economic development (red) and nature (green). Le Haillan recently unveiled its H-themed logo in a colour scheme that wouldn't look out of place in a chemist's. Ambarès and Villenave d'Ornon have opted for two-colour squiggly shapes that possibly represent their names. They probably look good on municipal newsletters anyway.
The ones that need revising
Hmmm. Talence, what's with the roller-coaster loop-the-loop motif that appears in the middle of your logo? Is there some kind of funfair theme in there? Parempuyre currently employs a cartoon bird and a bunch of grapes as its visual identity. Lormont is another flower petal municipality, the multicoloured petals linking up with a lowercase letter L, the blue of which possibly cross-checks back to the blue of the Garonne river, which is of course brown in real life. Eysines' giant E on a red rectangle can surely be enhanced. As for Metropolitan newcomer Martignas-sur-Jalle, the current makeshift logo is just a bunch of curly writing combined with the town's historic crest.
The most timeless
The first of these two is possibly Invisible Bordeaux's favourite Métropole logo: Bruges has retained its historic crest, inserted it in a circle and combined it with a modern, no-frills version of its name, the end-product being delivered in a single shade of light blue. The city of Bordeaux's logo, meanwhile, is a familiar sight to locals and visitors alike. It has already been covered at length on the blog as part of an article about the city's historic coat of arms.
The ones that need a makeover
There's nothing especially wrong about the next two, but you do sense that they could do with a bit of a millennial makeover. Bègles has opted for an in-your-face "B", with more of that mystifying blue Garonne water (brown, it's brown, see above!) and a sandy triangle that possibly points the way to the beach (maybe even Bègles plage). As for Blanquefort's sand-grass-sky semi-handwritten logo, well, you can imagine it on a white t-shirt or beach towel, but perhaps the time has come for something a bit more formal.
The most oddball
And then there are the Métropole's two smallest communes, Saint-Vincent-de-Paul (population: 1,021) appears to make do with the medallion pictured below, featuring the village church, its bridges, bunches of grapes and, presumably, the original Saint Vincent de Paul. The medallion is reproduced as-is on official literature. Similarly, Saint-Louis-de-Montferrand (population: 2,175), has yet to invest heavily in a logo. The bizarre wishbone-like Miró-esque visual below (which in fact depicts the village's geographic position at the point where the Dordogne meets the Garonne) is pretty much all is available for now.
Then there's Bordeaux Métropole itself...
When the Communauté Urbaine de Bordeaux was re-booted and re-branded as Bordeaux Métropole in January 2015, a brand new logo was launched. The intriguing design which, at first glance, was a little like a colourful fireworks display, was in fact constructed around 28 dots, each dot representing the geographical location of the associated municipality. In the mother logo, Bordeaux is the focal point and each line connects the city with a Métropole counterpart. But the Métropole also delivered a variant for each town, each version featuring a different colour scheme and the lines departing from the relevant starting point. Although the individual towns have been encouraged to use their personalized versions, in practice they have not really warmed to the concept.
Above: the variants conceived for each of the Métropole's individual municipalities.
To finish off (if you are still reading), my colleague Edgar suggested I should layer the 28 logos on a map to enable you, dear reader, to easily locate each Métropole municipality! So here goes:
And, as it's a slow news week, here are the same logos pasted onto the relevant dots of the Bordeaux Métropole logo!
And, to check that you really are familiar with all those logos now, test your knowledge on the Invisible Bordeaux logo quiz!
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Best in business are celebrated at glittering awards ceremony
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Cambridge Precision Ltd won the Business in the Community Award. Picture: ROB MORRIS
The district's finest firms gathered at the Burgess Hall on Friday night for this year's Hunts Post's Huntingdonshire Business Awards.
The annual event was once again packed with the cream of Huntingsdonshire commerce, with the ceremony compered by Alan Dedicoat, the voice of Strictly Come Dancing.
Judges from the district's business world had the difficult task of deciding which of the finalists would walk away with an award in each of more than a dozen categories.
This year's Business of the Year title was awarded to TRB Lightweight Structures Ltd, of Huntingdon, which designs and manufactures lightweight composite components for the transport industry to reduce weight and lower energy consumption.
Since formation in 1954, TRB has grown into a leading international manufacturing and engineering company, with a team of more than 130 staff to support its services across design, engineering, manufacturing, quality and research.
TRB Lightweight Structures Ltd was Business of the Year. Picture: ROB MORRIS
The firm, based in Clifton Road, also scooped the Business Growth Award, recognising its progress and expansion in the last year.
The judges said of the firm: "TRB is passionate about the environment - innovative production skills help create reduced weight in mass transport which in turn lowers energy consumption. The firm prides itself on both developing and promoting people from within the company - since 2007 TRB has funded 50 employees to complete an NVQ L2 in business improvement techniques.
"They have strong strategic leadership and a business focus on growth markets including components for electric vehicles - it is planning to grow the business to £50million turnover by 2026. The firm is a worthy winner of the Business of the Year Award."
The Judges Award on the night was won by Butcher Bayley Architects, of Yaxley, which impressed our panel of judges with its passion and professionalism.
TRB Lightweight Structures Ltd won the Business Growth Award. Picture: ROB MORRIS
Daniel Mansfield, editor of The Hunts Post, said: "These awards, now in their 22nd year, provide recognition for companies and individuals who are contributing to the business success, innovation, best practice and positive environmental and community impact in Huntingdonshire.
"They are, undoubtedly, the district's leading awards for excellent business practice and have become hugely prestigious and highly valued, reflecting the achievement of winning companies."
Employer of the Year
Won by Zitko Consulting Ltd
Managing consultant Phil West said: "It is brilliant, we are so pleased. We are seeing year-on-year growth and have worked really hard to incentivise our staff and create a business that people want to work in. This is a business that allows staff to achieve their goals."
Locks and Shades won the Customer Service Award. Picture: ROB MORRIS
Won by Pathognomics Ltd
Founder and programme director, Alex Hirst, said: "This award represents two years of intense hard work. We provide expert histopathology for the medical sector and much of this is sensitive and difficult work. It is a tough market but our experts are continually developing new services and we are proud to have been recognised."
Business Person of the Year was Dr Mike Ashmead. Picture: ROB MORRIS
Cambridge Support Ltd
A spokesman for the company said: "We only launched the business on May 1 with a team of eight people so we are delighted to have won. We have an experienced and talented team of highly skilled people who are 100 per cent focussed on customer service."
Medium Business of the Year
Ensors Chartered Accountants
Partner James Francis said: "It is great for our staff to be recognised at these awards. We would like to thank everyone involved, the sponsors, the judges and the Hunts Post. It has been an amazing experience and it is a huge privilege to accept this award."
The winners and finalists from this year's Hunts Post Huntingdonshire Business Awards. Picture: ROB MORRIS
Dr Mike Ashmead, founder and chairman of Encocam Ltd, who said: "I am very happy to be recognised for this award. I work with some fantastic people who, as engineers, all love what they do. After being made an OBE in June in the Queen's birthday honours list, it has been quite a year."
Cambridge Precision Limited
Alison Wright said: "I am so chuffed to have won. I'm really passionate about helping the environment and the community and hope that it shows. We have worked so hard for this and I am just so shocked that we have won."
Supporting Young People Award
Molby's
Ensors Chartered Accountants won the Medium Business of the Year. Picture: ROB MORRIS
Mark Winstanley said: "It feels amazing to have won, we weren't expecting it. It just shows how much hard work we have put in, especially my team. They have put in so much effort and deserve this. We have done amazing and I cannot believe it."
Locks and Shades
Cambridge Support Ltd won New Business of the Year. Picture: ROB MORRIS
Donna Young said: "I can't believe it, because it was the biggest category and there were so many great businesses in it, I didn't think we would win. I am really shocked, but so proud of my team's hard work to get here.
Family Business of the Year
Elphicks
Jonathan Pittams said: "I am really pleased that we have got this. I am the fifth generation of the store, and we are in our 160th year. Over the years, I feel that we have modernised and kept up with the latest trends, and that's what great about having generations of people working together. I am hoping that I will carry this on for another 100 years, we are chuffed to bits."
Aprenda Ltd
Family Business of the Year was Elphicks. Picture: ROB MORRIS
Carly Reid said: "I feel absolutely fantastic. I am just so surprised that we won. It really does showcase our team and how hard they have worked. My husband and I have come a long way in a short period of time and I am just so pleased for us."
Business Growth Award
TRB Lightweight Structures
Richard Holland said: "It is fabulous that we have won. I was not expecting that at all. It shows how much hard work we have put in. I am so proud of our team, it has been hard work but we have done it and it has been worth it. "
Judges' Award
Luke Butcher, from Butcher Bayley Architects, said: "I am so shocked. It was great to be nominated, but I really wasn't expecting to win. It is a good feeling, not just for me, but for the whole team. It really is recognition of all our hard work."
Pathognomics were winners of the Innovation Award. Picture: ROB MORRIS
Toni Shepherd said: "This is so amazing, we were not expecting this at all, it really is the icing of the cake. It's everything that we stand for here at TRB and we are just so happy."
Zitko Consulting was voted Employer of the Year. Picture: ROB MORRIS


Royal College, Panadura, scored back to back victories over arch-rivals St. John's College, Panadura, as they followed up the victory in the two-day Big Match with an easy 79 run victory in the Limited Overs encounter played at the Panadura Esplanade, on Sunday.
Royal defended a total of 167 runs as Thenuka Dananjaya (4/20) and Kavindu Ashan (3/22) shared seven wickets between them to send St. John's crashing for just 89 runs.
Batting first, Royal made 167 runs in 48 overs with Madawa Nimesh top scoring with 36.
He was adjudged the Man of the Match.


Aledo Ladycats senior hitter Amanda Norman sends down a kill Tuesday morning at the Daniel Ninth Grade Campus gym. The Ladycats will end their first week of practice with home scrimmages on Friday and Saturday.
Back on the court to prepare for the 2016 season, the Aledo Ladycats volleyball team has began two-a-day practices at the Don Daniel Ninth Grade Campus gym.
The Ladycats will finish their second day of workouts with a second practice today that runs from 3-6 p.m. at the ninth grade gym.
The Ladycats will stick to their two-a-day schedule through Thursday and will end the week with home scrimmages on Friday and Saturday at the Daniel Ninth Grade Campus gym.
On Friday, the Ladycats varsity will play at 10 a.m. against Peaster; 11:20 a.m. against Keller and at 12:40 p.m. against Denton Ryan. All games will be at the ninth-grade main gym. Freshman and JV games begin at 10 a.m.
On Saturday, head coach Kathy Goings announced changes in the schedule from the original scheduled times. All games will be played at the ninth grade campus gym.
The Ladycats will face Wichita Falls Rider at 9 a.m. followed by an 11:40 a.m. game against Decatur. The Aledo varsity will conclude the scrimmage with a match up against Weatherford at 12:20 p.m.
The JV will play at 9:40 a.m., 11:40 a.m. and 12:20 p.m.,with the freshman A team playing at 9 a.m., 11:40 a.m. and 12:20 p.m. The freshman B team will play at 9:40 a.m. and 11 a.m.
Games last 30 minutes both days of scrimmages with a 10-minute break for warm ups in between games.


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Murray Rolls at Sony Open, Top Americans Battle into Third round
Miami, FL Ricky Dimon
While other top players prematurely tumbled out of the tournament or skipped the Sony Open Tennis event altogether, Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray forged full steam ahead.
Less than 24 hours after Djokovic hammered Lukas Rosol 6-1, 6-0, Murray took care of Bernard Tomic 6-3, 6-1 during second-round action on Saturday afternoon. The third-ranked Scot struck eight aces and held all eight of his service games to prevail in a mere 56 minutes.
Tomic held his first two service games of the match and even saw multiple break points at 2-1 in the opener, but it was downhill for him the rest of the way. The 20-year-old Australian dropped five of the next six games, including at 3-5 on his own serve. Tomic, who explained afterward that he had been dealing with an illness, was more hopeless in the second. He won a mere two return points and saved none of the break points he faced.
Tags: Bhupathi, Black, Bob Bryan, Dechy, Hantuchova, Huber, Kubot, Marach, Mark Knowles, Mike Bryan, Mirza, Nestor, Ram, Serena, Sugiyama, Venus, Zimonjic
Double Trouble: Bryan Brothers and Williams Sisters Come Out On Top In Australia
In the men's doubles in Melbourne, the second seed, Mike and Bob Bryan, beat Mark Knowles and Mahesh Bhupathi, the third seed, 2-6, 7-5, 6-0 to win their third Australian Open title.
Knowles and Bhupathi dominated the first set, breaking at love to take a double break lead. Throughout the second set, Mark and Mahesh had multiple break chances, but failed to seize any, as the Bryans held firm. As Knowles served to send the set into a tiebreak, he double faulted and missed an easy volley to give the Bryans double set point. When Bhupathi tracked down a spectacular lob from his opponent and dumped the next stroke into the net, the Bryans equalized the match.
In the third set, the Bryans shifted to a higher gear. After holding serve, Mike and Bob had double break point and converted with a lob for a winner. On cruise control, the Bryans broke at love to secure the ultimate set and the championship. World number one, Daniel Nestor and Nenad Zimonjic were upset in the second round by Oliver Marach and Lukasz Kubot. That team then fell in the quarterfinals, ousted by Bhupathi and Knowles.
A day earlier, Venus and Serena Williams took the women's doubles title by defeating Ai Sugiyama and Daniela Hantuchova 6-3, 6-3. After trailing in the first set 3-0, the Williams' won six consecutive games to seal the first set. The second set was very competitive with the teams trading breaks back and forth. Finally, in the eight game, the Williams' captured the lead and never relinquished it. A holder of the other three major titles in doubles, Sugiyama was denied the completion of the career doubles slam. Sugiyama and Hantuchova, seeded ninth, knocked out the number one seed, Liezel Huber and Cara Black, in the quarterfinals. In a reversal of last year's Wimbledon, the siblings took both titles. However, this time, it was Serena holding up the singles trophy. Moreover, Venus deserves a great deal of praise for sticking around and playing so well after losing in the second round in singles.
The mixed doubles winner has yet to be decided as Sania Mirza and Bhupathi will play against Nathalie Dechy and Andy Ram.
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