Panasonic has announced April availability of the the Lumix S1R and S1, two new full-frame mirrorless cameras which debut the new L-mount Alliance format in which Panasonic, Leica and Sigma have collaborated.
The Lumix S1R, the more powerful of the two cameras with a 47.3 megapixel CMOS sensor, has an RRP of $5299 body only. Panasonic says its has the highest resolution in its class of 'digital single lens mirrorless cameras'.
The S1, with a 24.2 megapixel CMOS sensor, has a body-only local RRP of $3599.
Both cameras have Dual Image Stabilisation that combines 5-axis stabilisation with optical stabilisation in selected lenses, to achieve a maximum of 6 stops of stabilisation.
The weather-sealed cameras also feature High Resolution Mode, which combines eight consecutive images in-camera using sensor shift technology. This results in a big fat 187-megapixel image for the S1R and 96-megapixel image for the S1.
Autofocus of the lens, sensor, and imaging engine is controlled through one system at up to 480 fps, resulting in .08 sec AF.
Both cameras are capable of capturing 4K video. High Speed Video mode shoots slow motion 4K at 60/50fps, and Full HD at 180/150fps. The S1 offers a full sensor readout, allowing it to capture video with no time limit, a feature not offered in the more beefy S1R.
The S1 and S1R have AR Coating on the sensor, minimising ghosting and flare.
– S1R: ISO 25,600, extendable to ISO 51,200.
The cameras are also available with a 24-105mm F4 MACRO OIS lens, bringing the S1R RRP up to $6899, and $5199 for the S1.


Early and Mid Season Tulips in my yard.
I mowed the grass last Sunday and put 14 bags of pruned branches, weeds, and other "non-compost" winter debris out for the trash truck which, mercifully, took away the mess that has been partially blocking the entry to the garage for almost a month, on Monday morning..
Yep...that's it.So, since the weather has cooled off to the point that I had to cover my geraniums last night and it looks like the tulips and daffodils will actually make it until Easter, rather than talk about soil, I'd like to ask you to think about your "view".
What is it that you see when you look out your window(s) and/or door(s)?
The photo above is the view that I have when I look out of my front door. Since I spend a fair amount of my time inside of my house "looking out", it was far more important to me to have views that were beautiful from inside than it was to have landscaping that was prettier to the strangers driving past my home on the street than it was for me, my family, and our friends.
Take another look at the photo of the view from my front door. Notice how the crab apple tree almost completely blocks the view of the house across the street? That's not accidental.
This is what my front yard looks like from the "inside", standing on my neighbors' driveway, looking "up hill" across the front. I wanted to create a sense of privacy and a little bit of mystery. A garden that, while nice enough for anyone walking or driving past, would be best viewed from the vantage of people who are "invited in".
Chair coves: Pillow shams from Target. Patio furniture and table cloth: flea markets, garage sales, and pickin.
If you look closely, you can see that there's a house within 200 feet of my back door. However, I've landscaped so that, at least in the summer, I can barely see it. If you look closely, you can also see that there is a hose on the patio that didn't get wound up and dirt on the table from the last time it rained that didn't get wiped off. Hey...this is "real life photography", I told you that I'd share what I see...well, this is it.
Notice the huge brick two-story WALL? That's the side of my neighbors' house. No windows, no architectural detail, not pretty to look at. Now that the arborvitae that I planted to block it are 10 feet tall, and the Cercis (redbud) is filling in, it's a little less "urban" and I feel like I can sit on my patio in at least a little bit of privacy. This is the view of that same house from my lower yard.
Think about what your "view" looks like. If you spend time looking "out" like I do, putting something beautiful in a spot that you see all the time may change how you look at everything else around it.
All of the photos above were taken in my yard this week. Due to the cooler weather, nothing new is in bloom. However, the tulips are lasting longer. I PROMISE, we'll "talk dirt" next week because my SOIL SOUP supplies are here and I can't wait to show you how they work. Happy Easter!


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Weekly investment update – Everything is gonna be alright
For the past three weeks, financial markets have been ruled by the unknowns related to the Omicron variant and those surrounding the US Federal Reserve's monetary policy plans. Now that Fed policymakers have met and have flagged their intentions, optimism appears to dominate. A phrase taught in healthcare comes to mind: primum non nocere, or before intervening, first consider the risk of harm. In the case of central bank policy, this could be read as 'above all, be sure not to surprise.'
Changing gears for US monetary policy
The conclusions of the latest meeting of the US Federal Reserve's FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee) can be summarised in a few words:
A faster reduction of the pandemic-era asset purchases (i.e., accelerated tapering), ending quantitative easing by mid-March 2022
Flagging three key rates increases in 2022, three more in 2023, and another two in 2024 in the dot plot, or table summarising the levels of rates deemed appropriate by FOMC members.
At first glance, these steps constitute a resolutely more hawkish turn in the Fed's monetary policy compared to September when the US central bank last published its summary of economic projections and November when it announced initial moves to taper its USD 120 billion/month in purchases of US Treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities.
Was it really a surprise?
US bond yields ended virtually unchanged after the Fed's announcement: the 10-year yield was at 1.46% on 15 December after 1.44% the previous day and 1.52% a week earlier. Two-year yields held at 0.66% and were down slightly on the previous week's 0.68%. These levels may shift in the coming days, but the market's sanguine reaction combined with a surge in equity valuations does raise eyebrows.
Two explanations come to mind.
On the one hand, Chair Jerome Powell's comments since his hearing before Congress in late November had prepared the ground, leading the market to expect these announcements.
On the other hand, despite the Fed's upward revision of its inflation forecasts from 2.3% to 2.7% at the end of 2022 for the core PCE personal expenditure consumption deflator excluding food and energy and the removal of 'transitory' from its qualification of inflation, the expected level for the federal funds rate at the end of 2024 is 2.125%. That is below the longer-term (or equilibrium) level estimated at 2.5%.
Is the Fed simultaneously both dovish and hawkish? To reflect this paradox, do we need to start calling it a 'Schrödinger's Fed'? Who will open the box to determine which way it is leaning?
Health situation: Still assessing Omicron
With medical authorities forecasting that the Omicron variant, which is at least as contagious as Delta, is likely to become dominant in a few weeks, governments are taking action: they are accelerating vaccine booster campaigns and imposing restrictions on travels.
Investors are focusing on any reassuring news and central banks appear to be minimising Omicron risk, having shifted away from coronavirus as the decisive element in their monetary policy decisions. Initial test results show that three doses of vaccines offer enough protection and there are preliminary indications that patients infected with Omicron are less likely to suffer from severe forms of coronavirus.
Arguably, government decisions to restrict or tighten existing restrictions had already been taken in the face of the fifth (Delta) wave, so even before the emergence of Omicron. Of course, one could worry about another sudden slowdown in global activity. To head off another spike in infections, the health policy focus will be on accelerating booster campaigns.
China: Time for action as growth slows
While developed economies tend to avoid a zero-Covid policy, it remains in force in China and continues to weigh on the economy. It seems unlikely that the authorities will abandon this approach to the pandemic in the near future. Indeed, the Winter Olympics and the National People's Congress in March could be jeopardised should the epidemic resume.
After GDP growth slowed in Q3, recent data does not show a sharp acceleration of industrial activity. October and November numbers are signalling that consumers have become hesitant.
Thus, it is no surprise that the recent Politburo meeting and the Central Economic Work Conference (CEWC) are indicating a swing to a more proactive economic policy to support investment and confidence.
The CEWC has underlined that 'stability' of growth will be a priority in 2022. It specified the three areas of pressures on growth – supply shocks, contracting demand and weakening expectations. These will be addressed in 2022. In an initial move, the People's Bank of China cut its reserve requirement rate for some banks by 50bp on 15 December. It may decide on a further easing next year.
How are the other economies doing as the year draws to a close?
The cyclical picture is mixed.
US retail sales disappointed in November, but they are 20% above their pre-pandemic level. There appears to be a certain normalisation: After massive purchases of household goods, especially electronic products, consumption could now turn to services. The regional manufacturing survey of the New York Fed improved slightly in December as current conditions improved and new orders rose. Delivery times remain long, but have declined in what could be a first sign of bottlenecks diminishing.
Flash results from purchasing manager surveys for December revealed a slowdown in growth in the eurozone. The composite index fell to its lowest in nine months as a result of a decline in the services index (from 55.9 to 53.3) over health restrictions.
The manufacturing index fell significantly less (from 58.4 to 58) and production rose. Tensions in supply chains appear to have eased.
For now, let's keep our faith in central bankers and assume we are facing a still positive economic outlook for 2022. It is time to celebrate the end of another eventful year.
The Weekly Investment Update will take a pause before returning in the New Year on 6 January 2022. In the meantime, we wish all our readers a very happy holiday season.
Investing in emerging markets, or specialised or restricted sectors is likely to be subject to a higher-than-average volatility due to a high degree of concentration, greater uncertainty because less information is available, there is less liquidity or due to greater sensitivity to changes in market conditions (social, political and economic conditions). Some emerging markets offer less security than the majority of international developed markets. For this reason, services for portfolio transactions, liquidation and conservation on behalf of funds invested in emerging markets may carry greater risk.

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Luuk Admiraal (Zwijndrecht, 15 maart 2002) is een Nederlands voetballer die als aanvaller voor Excelsior speelt.

Carrière
Luuk Admiraal speelde in de jeugd van ASWH, waar hij op 18 januari 2020 tegen SV Spakenburg in de Tweede divisie debuteerde. In het seizoen 2020/21 werd hij een vaste invaller en scoorde hij tweemaal. Na zes wedstrijden werd de competitie echter stilgelegd vanwege de coronapandemie. In het seizoen 2021/22 was hij een vaste basisspeler en wist hij in veertien wedstrijden tienmaal te scoren. In de winterstop maakte hij de overstap naar Excelsior Rotterdam, waar hij een contract tot medio 2023 tekende. Door kleine blessures miste hij de rest van het seizoen in de Eerste divisie. Hij debuteerde in het betaald voetbal in de finale van de play-offs tegen ADO Den Haag op 29 mei 2022. Hij kwam in de 86e minuut in het veld voor Reuven Niemeijer en schoot raak in de beslissende penaltyserie. Mede hierdoor promoveerde Excelsior naar de Eredivisie.

Statistieken

Zie ook

 Lijst van spelers van Excelsior Rotterdam

Nederlands voetballer

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One of the most important daily activities you can do to promote good health outcomes is to feed your body properly.
What are you going to do about your diet and nutrition? Are you going to continue on the same path or make a change, if needed?
A good source of free and useful information is located at http://www.choosemyplate.gov/food-groups/.
Know what you are and what you should feed body, it will make all the difference in your life!


A Thought: Violence to Make a Statement. Pray for the people of New Zealand for the loss of 49 lives, their first terroristic experience. Negative acts/words only make the statement someone foolishly wouldn't speak/act with Peace which is always far wiser and less damaging . "Peace I bring to you, not as the world gives, but as I give." John 15 Have a Fabulous Friday!


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Q: Want to push element in to array of state variable I want to push element in array of state variable on each click of check box.
The problem is when i click on checkbox the value get pushed into array but when i click another checkbox array washout old value and only one value is present in it.
export default class Demo extends Component{
    constructor(props){
        super(props);
        this.state = {
            attachmentList : []
        };
    }
    addAttachmentid = (e) => {

        console.log("1st",this.state.attachmentList)
        if(e.target.checked){
            this.setState({

                 attachmentList:this.state.attachmentList.push(e.target.value)
            });
        }
        else{
            this.setState({
                attachmentList:this.state.attachmentList.pop(e.target.value)
            });
        }

        console.log("attachmentlist",this.state.attachmentList)
    }
        render(){
             return (
                   <input type="checkbox" value="20" onChange={this.addAttachmentid} />
                   <input type="checkbox" value="21" onChange={this.addAttachmentid} />
                   <input type="checkbox" value="22" onChange={this.addAttachmentid} />
             )
        }
}

A: Its because pop method returns the removed item doesn't return the whole array. You could use filter to do this.
const filteredList = this.state.attachmentList.filter(item => item !== e.target.value);

// set this in the state.

Pop Method Reference: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/pop

A: We should never mutate state(array in your case)
Here is the working code
import React, { Component } from "react";
import ReactDOM from "react-dom";

class App extends Component {
  state = {
    attachmentList: [],
    checkBoxValue: ["20", "21", "22"]
  };
  addAttachmentid = ({ target: { value, checked } }) => {
    console.log("1st", this.state.attachmentList);
    let attachement = [...this.state.attachmentList];

    if (checked) {
      attachement.push(value);
    } else {
      attachement.pop(value);
    }
    console.log("2nd", attachement);
    this.setState({
      attachmentList: attachement
    });
  };

  render() {
    return (
      <>
        {this.state.checkBoxValue.map(value => {
          return (
            <input
              type="checkbox"
              value={value}
              onChange={this.addAttachmentid}
            />
          );
        })}
      </>
    );
  }
}

const rootElement = document.getElementById("root");
ReactDOM.render(<App />, rootElement);

Hope it helps!!!

A: Do not mutate the state directly, use array spread and filter instead:
  addAttachmentid = e => {
    console.log("1st", this.state.attachmentList);
    const { checked, value } = e.target;

    this.setState(
      state => {
        if (checked) {
          return {
            attachmentList: [...state.attachmentList, value]
          };
        }
        return {
          attachmentList: state.attachmentList.filter(
            attachment => attachment !== value
          )
        };
      },
      () => {
        console.log("attachmentlist", this.state.attachmentList);
      }
    );
  };

A few other things:

*

*Use functional form of setState if your next state depends on the previous state

*If you want to check the new state right after setting it, use callback function to the setState.

I've recently wrote a post about these and a few other common mistakes with React.

A: Please filter out the elemnt when we un check
attachement = this.state.attachmentList.filter((item) =>  item !== e.target.value)

A: You could potentially just update the state, but spread it's previous state:
this.setState(prevState => ({
    attachmentList: [...prevState.attachmentList, e.target.value],
}));

Then, when you want to remove it you can do a similar thing:
this.setState(prevState => ({
    attachmentList: prevState.attachmentList.filter(value => value !== e.target.value),
}));

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G-Eazy Speaks On His New Album, "The Beautiful & Damned"
Both "The Beautiful & Damned" album and short film paint a very dire portrait of Gerald/G-Eazy that is very real and has never been shared by him before. Heavy-handed in reference to F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel of the same name, "The Beautiful and Damned" shows us hung-over Gerald left having to clean up reckless G's aftermath on a daily basis. The dueling narrative he conveys is as desperate, humble and confessional as it is brazen, celebratory and loud in its own hubris. This album and film are about the duality of these two characters who wrestle inside of him, and the beginning of that communication and process on how to preserve his true self.


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As a sports enthusiast with no cable, it's been a joy and frustration to experiment with the various live streaming sports coverage options that began popping up in the last year.
My joy has been moderated, of course, by the heavy use of Windows Media for the streams in question. One such case has been the World Cup on ESPN360, which had been driving me even crazier than the NCAA Tournament did this spring. But there is an answer.
And you can even watch in full-screen mode this way. It's like you're actually there, only you won't get punched in the back of the head!


Our West Seattle branch is proud to launch a new and fun way to exercise, and be an awesome YMCA member.
Bring a friend to the Y that's not a Y member and win! With our Buddy Bingo challenge you can partner with your friend to experience everything you love about getting fit together. From taking your favorite group exercise class to learning more about how the Y impacts the community, Buddy Bingo is a great opportunity to stay motivated!
1. Register – You can register online or at the Welcome Center.
2. The Welcome Center creates a Bingo Card for you and your buddy.
3. Each time you and your buddy completes a square ask YMCA staff to sign their initials on the dotted line.
How do you win a month free?
*Free month of membership is dependent on friend stay a member for 3 months.
**Note this challenge is currently only available at our West Seattle branch.
Next time you visit the West Seattle & Fauntleroy Y be sure to stop by the Welcome Center with your buddy to get signed up, or sign up right now!
Head to the West Seattle & Fauntleroy Y branch and start ticking off your boxes. Have fun!


The plan was to photograph the lovely farm with the bluebonnet field along FM362 near farm road 2 that I still have in my memory at sunrise but sadly there were no bluebonnets and the sunrise was a cloudless glare—oh well. The field in Whitehall in front of the church is still nice but some vandals have driven their vehicles through the bluebonnets leaving deep ruts. The best field seen was the one south of Navasota on TX6 just past the gas station at farm road 2 on the right as you travel south. There is a place to pull and take photos. The entire field is covered with bluebonnets and if you are lucky a few deer.
The Welcome to Washington County sign on US290 south of Chappell Hill is fronted with a nice patch of bluebonnets.
East of Chappell Hill on FM2447 there are nice patches of bluebonnets with the best being in The Meadows of Chappell Hill subdivision with the covered bridge. Back on FM1155 going north there are occasional nice patches of bluebonnets and they continue on Dillard Road and Flewellyn Road to TX105. There is not a lot to see on TX 105 or scenic 390. The field at Old Baylor is a "NO SHOW" and they are doing construction on the three pillars there. TX50 back into Brenham is pretty bare of wildflowers also.
There is not much to see along FM109 to Industry but in and around industry there are several nice patches of a variety of wildflowers but nothing like 2010. TX159 back to Hempstead has some nice patches of phlox, coreopsis and sandy bluebonnets. The reliable field at Jingle Road is almost bare. Just east of US290 on FM1488 by a body shop there is an amazing solid patch of pink phlox about 40x40 feet. Then east on FM1488 to Field Store the road sides are solid with coreopsis where the big fire had taken down all the trees.
I spoke to a couple locals in Washington County and they were optimistic that prime bluebonnets were still a week or more off – I hope they are correct but it looked very dry to me with not a lot of new plants ready to bloom that I could see. Compared to 2007 or 2010 which to me were 10s I'd have to give this year about a 2 or 3. I still came home with plenty of photos which I will get up on my Spring 2013 gallery this weekend.


Is it really realistic to be comfortable all year-long without a hitch in your heating and cooling system? It seems like an unattainable possibility, especially in Huntsville. Deciding on which comfort system is the one for you also impacts your wallet, so making the most up-to-date decision is important to making your home comfortable in the long run.
There is an all-in-one system that could be exactly what you're searching for, and don't let the title fool you into thinking it's only intended for heating and not for cooling. Heat pumps are easy on the wallet and energy efficient and may be just what you're looking for. In the cooling mode, heat pumps take heat from inside the home just like an average air conditioner. However, in the heating mode, a heat pump reverses the routine and takes heat from outdoor air to heat the indoors. Heat pumps can be the ideal solution to all-encompassing efficient heating and cooling because yes; it can do both! All it needs is to be installed and you'll grow your energy efficiency right away if you are swapping out an older out-of-date system.
Let's break it down. What are the main positivies to obtaining a heat pump in Huntsville?
A heat pump may be the perfect answer for you and the well-being of your home, specifically if it's time to swap out your current heating and cooling system. They are great all-in-one systems that, when used in the right environment, will absolutely provide you with comfort all year long. If you would like to hear more about heat pumps, how they fit into the Huntsville temperatures and if they are perfect for your home, give our professionals at All Weather Heating & Air Conditioning Inc a call at 256-801-4701.


There's nothing I can tell you about Glenfiddich that you already don't know. It is unquestionably the most popular single malt whisky in the world. They are by and large one of the most consistently above average whiskies produced given their staggering levels of output.
What I can tell you that you might not necessarily know is that I met their Global Brand Ambassador Mr Ian Millar a few months ago who is quite a proponent of whiskies with age statements. Barring a couple of new releases from them it seems that this is quite true for the distillery as well.
In fact I recently read they're scaling up production to meet demand and more Glenfiddich in the world is, in my opinion, a good thing!
I was invited by our local distributor for an evening of tasting the classic Glenfiddich range which was quite nice. It's quite common to give these expressions a pass just because they're the most drunk whisky in the world. And you kind of forget why they're No1. It's because they are pretty damn good.
Overall Comments : This is half decent though I feel that the palate was a touch over-oaked and a bit thin. The general consensus among the group was that it felt like it was made to order. And by that I probably mean that all the flavors that are supposed to please me were there but for some reason didn't work so well together. It's not a bad whisky. It's not awesome either.


Celebrate the Melbourne Cup at Catch Restaurant by The Hilton in Surfers Paradise.
Enjoy live entertainment by Bogus Bookies and a winning trifecta lunch complete with whisky parings and a three-hour beverage package.
Have a punt at the charity auction with all proceeds going to the Black Dog Institute.
You can also contact the events team at surfersparadise@hilton.com or Phone 07 5680 8150.


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Encircle Rome – Two
Encircle Rome – Two features historic sites northeast and south of the Colosseum. Among the amazing landmarks are the Aurelian Wall, the Baths of Diocletian and Baths of Caracalla plus Palatine Hill. Several of these are far from the Colosseum so they are best reached by taxi or car.
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1	Crossing of Four Fountains in Rome, Italy
At the intersection of Via del Quirinale and Via delle Quattro Fontane are four elaborate fountains. Each was installed at a different street corner in 1593. Two of the personifications represent the River Tiber and the River Aniene. The other two sculptures portray goddesses: Diana and Juno pictured here. Juno was the wife of Jupiter, the mother of Mars and the queen of the Roman gods. The benefactor for Quattro Fontane was Pope Sixtus V.
Via delle Quattro Fontane & Via del Quirinale, 00184 Roma RM, Italy
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2	Palazzo Barberini Now Art Gallery in Rome, Italy
Above this palace entrance is a coat of arms displaying three bees. This was the curious symbol for the Barberini family. The wealthy dynasty began in Florence with Antonio Barberini in the first half of the 16th century. His descendants flourished in Rome during the 17th century. In 1623, Cardinal Maffeo Barberini became Pope Urban VIII. To flaunt his position and create a venue for his flamboyant taste for art, he commissioned Palazzo Barberini. This was one of several extravagant projects he ordered. His lavish spending left the papal coffers in debt by the time he died in 1644. Today, Barberini Palace houses the National Gallery of Ancient Art. The museum has a collection of 1,400 artworks from the 13th to the 18th centuries.
Via delle Quattro Fontane, 13, 00184 Roma RM, Italy
3	Triton Fountain at Piazza Barberini in Rome, Italy
In the square in front of Palazzo Barberini is another gift from Pope Urban VIII to himself and his family: Triton Fountain. According to mythology, this merman was the messenger of the sea and son of Poseidon. The Greek god is portrayed blowing a conch shell which settled or agitated the seas. Fontana del Tritone was sculpted from travertine limestone by Gian Lorenzo Bernini and erected in Piazza Barberini in 1643.
Piazza Barberini, 00187 Roma RM, Italy
4	History of Aurelian Wall in Rome, Italy
During the short reign of Aurelian (270 – 275 AD), the Roman Emperor waged battle against many enemies such as the Goths, Vandals and Gallic Empire. His victories consolidated the Empire's provinces in the east and west. Fearing retaliatory attacks by barbarians, he ordered a massive wall around the city. The first iteration was finished during the reign of Emperor Probus (276 – 282). The initial brick and cement curtainwall stretched for 12 miles, was 26 feet high and protected by a guard tower every 100 feet. This encircled about 3,500 acres of Rome. The defense was extended through the early 5th century. Surprisingly, more than 60% of the walls and gates are still standing.
Via Campania, 10, 00187 Roma RM, Italy
5	Porta Salaria along Aurelian Wall in Rome, Italy
What remains of Porta Salaria along the Aurelian Wall is located in Piazza Fiume. The gate is historically significant. This is where the Visigoth troops of King Alaric entered the city in 410 AD. The military action is called the Siege of Rome. For three days, they looted valuables from major landmarks and citizens. Porta Salaria was also where Vitiges, the king of the Ostrogoths, attacked in 537.
Via Piave, 71, 00187 Roma RM, Italy
6	Porta Pia along Aurelian Wall in Rome, Italy
Porta Pia is much younger than most of the gates along the Aurelian Wall. It was finished in 1565 at the bequest of its namesake, Pope Pius IV. You will be fascinated to know the name of the architect. Hint: he is often called the divine one. Answer: Michelangelo. This was among his last building designs before his death in 1564 at the age of 88. Porta Pia has another claim to fame. In September of 1870, approximately 50,000 Italians led by General Raffaele Cadorna stormed into the city at Porta Pia. The campaign called the Capture of Rome ended the Papal States and solidified the Italian unification (Risorgimento). Porta Pia is now the Bersaglieri Historical Museum.
Piazzale di Porta Pia, 00198 Roma RM, Italy
7	Baths of Diocletian in Rome, Italy
You are standing at the entrance of the biggest Roman imperial bath. As the name implies, Terme di Diocleziano was built for Diocletian in 306 AD. He was the Emperor of the Roman Empire from 284 to 305 when he voluntarily abducted his title. Yet it was Maximian, while the co-emperor and ruler of the Western Empire, who commissioned the Baths of Diocletian for his partner. This complex on Viminal Hill is enormous covering 32 acres. Among the features were hot (caldarium) and cold (frigidarium) pools inside lavish rooms, dressing rooms (apodyteria), gymnasiums, circular social halls, two libraries and intimate private rooms. Since the thermae was abandoned in 537 AD, sections have been repurposed as a church, a basilica, planetarium and a warehouse. The Baths of Diocletian is now part of the National Roman Museum (Museo Nazionale Romano).
Via delle Terme di Diocleziano, 00185 Roma RM, Italy
8	Funerary Steles outside Baths of Diocletian in Rome, Italy
Outside of the Baths of Diocletian is a row of steles of Roman soldiers from different eras and corps. They typify the simple, rectangular headstones honoring those who died in service. Among the collection are members of Nero's Imperial German Bodyguards (Germani Corporis Custodes). These foreigners were charged with protecting emperors starting in 30 BC. They were disbanded upon the death of Emperor Nero in 68 AD.
9	Basilica of St. Mary of the Angels and Martyrs in Rome, Italy
In 1563, at the age of 88, Michelangelo was asked by Pius IV to create three proposals for converting the frigidarium (large cold pool) of the Baths of Diocletian into a basilica. Part of the motive was to honor the Christian slaves who died while constructing the bathhouse. Upon completion, the Catholic church was named the Basilica of St. Mary of the Angels and the Martyrs. Pius IV was interred inside. From 1870 until 1946, Santa Maria degli Angeli was the state church for the Kingdom of Italy. The basilica is still a venue for official ceremonies of the Italian State. In the foreground is a marvelous fountain at Piazza della Repubblica. It deserves a closer look.
Piazza della Repubblica, 10, 00185 Roma RM, Italy
10	Naiads Fountain at Piazza della Repubblica in Rome, Italy
The entrances to the Baths of Diocletian and Santa Maria degli Angeli face Piazza della Repubblica. In the center of Republic Square is the Fountain of the Naiads. A naiad is predominately a female freshwater spirit. Encircling the basin are four naked nymphs. Three of them represent the lakes, rivers and underground waters. This one riding a horse is symbolic of the oceans. Beginning in 1888, the fountain was located at Piazza Esedra at the site of an aqueduct called Aqua Pia. Before it was moved here in 1901, the original four lions were replaced with the current ensemble of bronze naiads carved by Mario Rutelli. The central figure of Glaucus, the son of Poseidon, was added in 1912.
11	Rome Opera House in Rome, Italy
There are several excellent performing arts venues in Rome. At least five regularly stage operas. At the top of the list is Teatro dell'Opera di Roma. When opened in 1880, it was called Costanzi Theatre in honor of Domenico Costanzi, the building's architect and first manager. The 1,600 seat theater has been rebuilt and renovated a few times. The latest was in 1946. The highly revered house stages productions by international performers of opera, ballet and concerts.
Piazza Beniamino Gigli, 7, 00184 Roma RM, Italy
12	Entrance of Saint Mary Major Basilica in Rome, Italy
Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore is in great condition. It is hard to fathom the consecration was in 434 AD. According to legend, it was built on the site where snow miraculously fell during a summer night. So, it is sometimes called Our Lady of the Snows. Santa Maria Maggiore honors the Blessed Virgin Mary and is considered to be the first Marian church in the city. The bell tower was added during the 14th century. At 246 feet, the campanile is the tallest in Rome.
Piazza di S. Maria Maggiore, 00100 Roma RM, Italy
13	Interior of Saint Mary Major Basilica in Rome, Italy
You will immediately be impressed with the interior of Santa Maria Maggiore. The array of forty columns, inlaid marble floor, plentiful 5th century mosaics and golden paneled ceiling are amazing. Look above your head as you walk inside. Notice the two papal coat of arms. This is not an ordinary church. It is designated as a papal major basilica, one of four of the highest-ranking Catholic churches in the world. Although Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore is technically on Italian soil, it is within the jurisdiction of the Holy See as if part of the Vatican.
14	Apse of Saint Mary Major Basilica in Rome, Italy
After leaving Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore, take time to walk in back. From Piazza dell'Esquilino you see the semicircular apse. This perspective gives you a full appreciation of the basilica's size. It measures 302 feet long, 260 feet wide and 246 tall. What an exciting religious and historical landmark. No wonder Santa Maria Maggiore is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
15	Façade of Archbasilica of Saint John Lateran in Rome, Italy
What is the highest-ranking church in the Catholic religion? If you guessed Saint Peter's Basilica in Vatican City, you are off by about 2.5 miles. The answer is the Archbasilica of Saint John Lateran. This is also the cathedral of the pope. The papal basilica is owned by the Holy See despite being located in Italian territory. And because it was consecrated in 324 AD, it is the Western Hemisphere's oldest basilica. Surprisingly, this façade by architect Alessandro Galilei was finished over 1,400 years later in 1735. The co-patrons are Saints John the Baptist and John the Evangelist. This amazing major basilica – only one of four in the world – is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Piazza di S. Giovanni in Laterano, 4, 00184 Roma RM, Italy
16	Interior of Archbasilica of Saint John Lateran in Rome, Italy
You will be impressed when you step inside Archbasilica of Saint John Lateran. The floor is a cosmatesque mosaic from the 15th century. The side aisles are adorned with colossal marble sculptures. The gilded paneled ceiling is decorated with artwork and a papal coat of arms. All of these lead your eye towards the sanctuary with a Gothic baldachin containing relics of Saints Paul and Peter. Many also believe the altar is part of a table used by Saint Peter.
17	St. Matthew Sculpture inside Archbasilica of Saint John Lateran in Rome, Italy
Italian sculptor Camillo Rusconi was responsible for four of the Twelve Apostles statues created between 1705 and 1718. This is Saint Matthew. The other three carvings by Rusconi are Saints Andrew, John and James the Greater.
18	St. Paul Sculpture inside Archbasilica of Saint John Lateran in Rome, Italy
The interior of Archbasilica of Saint John Lateran was extensively renovated by Francesco Borromini for the Jubilee of 1650. Part of his design included enormous niches in the nave. They remained empty until 1718 when filled with the Twelve Apostles. Each statue is 15 feet tall. They were carved by seven of the greatest sculptors of the time. This is Saint Paul, sculpted in 1708 by Pierre-Étienne Monnot. The artist also created the likeness of Saint Peter.
19	Dome over Papal Cathedra in Archbasilica of Saint John Lateran in Rome, Italy
Archbasilica of Saint John Lateran is the cathedral for the Diocese of Rome and the pope is its bishop. By tradition, every cathedral has a cathedra which is the bishop's throne or chair. It is normally located in the apse behind the altar. This dome crowns the pope's cathedra at San Giovanni in Laterano. The chair was used frequently when the archbasilica was the pope's residence until the 14th century. Today, it is rarely used. Instead, the pontiff has the Chair of Saint Peter at St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City.
20	Porta San Sebastiano along Aurelian Wall in Rome, Italy
This is the largest of the original gates along the Aurelian Wall. In 275 AD, it was called Porta Appia because it was part of the Appian Way, the main road leading into Rome since 312 BC. It was expanded during the early 5th century. Sometime during the 15th century, the name became Porta San Sebastiano to honor the nearby Basilica of Saint Sebastian. The large central archway was added before Holy Roman Emperor Charles V visited the city in 1536. Want to learn a lot more about the Aurelian Wall history? Then this is the place to come. Inside is Museo delle Mura meaning the Museum of the Wall.
Via di Porta San Sebastiano, 18, 00179 Roma RM, Italy
21	Catacombs of St. Callixtus in Rome, Italy
If you have even a slight curiosity about the dead, you will want to add the Catacombs of St. Callixtus to your touring itinerary. The catacombs are spread out over 37 acres along the old Appian Way (Via Appia). Below ground, there are five levels of graves. The funerary tunnels are about 12 miles long. Estimates suggest over 500,000 people were buried at Catacombe di San Callisto, including 16 popes from the 2nd through the 4th centuries and numerous Christian martyrs. The catacombs became inactive during the 9th century and were discovered in 1849. This Christian cemetery is part of a larger, 74 acre complex called Complesso Callistiano.
Via Appia Antica, 110, 00179 Roma RM, Italy
22	Introduction to Baths of Caracalla in Rome, Italy
The second largest bath complex in Roman antiquity was Terme di Caracalla. This lavish social center was an enormous 50 acres and could accommodate up to 1,600 bathers. Surprisingly, it was open to all classes of citizens and free. The Baths of Caracalla was commissioned by Septimius Severus, emperor of the Roman Empire from 193 to 211. The opening occurred in 216 AD during the reign of his son, Emperor Caracalla (211 – 217) and named after him. The facilities remained popular for over 300 years until destroyed in 537 during an attack by the Ostrogoths. Today, the Baths of Caracalla are in ruins yet are a fascinating place to tour.
Viale delle Terme di Caracalla, 00153 Roma RM, Italy
23	Amenities at the Baths of Caracalla in Rome, Italy
The amenities at the Baths of Caracalla were impressive. The main attractions were three bathing chambers: the frigidarium (cold pool), the tepidarium (moderate temperature pool) and the caldarium (hot pool). There was also a roofless, Olympic-size swimming pool. The complex had two libraries; one for Greek and another for Latin. Also available were two exercise gyms plus steam baths, saunas, sports courts, massage rooms, entertainment areas, retailers and restaurants. In the center was a great hall with a vaulted ceiling. No expense was spared with decorations. Most of the rooms were beautifully appointed with marble, sculptures, mosaics, frescos and columns. The outside gardens and walking paths were equally attractive.
24	Palatine Hill in Rome, Italy
Palatine Hill is the most important of the Seven Hills of Rome. Occupied since the 10th century BC, this is where legend claims Romulus and Remus founded the city in 753 BC. Beginning with Augustus, the first emperor of the Roman Empire (27 BC to 14 AD), several emperors had their imperial palaces here including Tiberius and Domitian from the Flavian dynasty. In fact, the word palace is derived the hill's Latin name Palatium. Also constructed on Palatine Hill were the Apollo Temple, the Stadium Palatinum and a bath complex (Terme di Settimio Severo). Shown here are the remnants of the palace of Emperor Septimius Severus (193 to 211 AD). His former residence is called Domus Severiana. The historic ruins make for a fascinating tour.
Via dei Cerchi, 119, 00186 Roma RM, Italy
25	Palatine Hill Overlooking Circus Maximus in Rome, Italy
Palatine Hill (seen in the background) is positioned between the Roman Forum to the north and Circus Maximus to the south. In the foreground is what remains of Circo Massimo. This valley was once Rome's largest chariot racing stadium. The venue for public games (ludi) began in the 6th century BC. In 50 BC, Julius Caesar significantly expanded the stadium to measurements of 2,037 feet in length and 387 feet across. During the early 2nd century AD, Emperor Trajan rebuilt Circus Maximus in stone. After the last official race in 549 AD, the stadium was abandoned and its building materials were repurposed or buried. Today, little is left. However, the park is often used to host concerts and political events.
Via del Circo Massimo, 00186 Roma RM, Italy
26	Giuseppe Mazzini Monument in Rome, Italy
Across the street from Circus Maximus and next to the Municipal Rose Garden of Rome is the Giuseppe Mazzini Monument. During the mid-19th century, Giuseppe Mazzini was an outspoken – some said radical – revolutionary. He opposed Italy's structure of Papal states ruled by the pope and advocated for a single Italy as a republican nation. His efforts were plagued by failures, criminal convictions and exiles. Yet his concepts led to the Italian unification first as the Roman Republic (1849) and then as the Kingdom of Italy (1861). The monument by sculptor was Ettore Ferrari was erected in 1949.
Piazzale Ugo La Malfa, 00153 Roma RM, Italy
27	Ancient History at Piazza Bocca della Verità in Rome, Italy
Piazza Bocca della Verità is located on the east bank of the Tiber adjacent to Tiber Island. This site is historically significant in three ways. The first gladiatorial event occurred here in 264 BC. The Forum Boarium was a cattle market. And it was Rome's first port called Portus Tiberinus. This is Temple of Portunus, also called Temple of Fortuna Virilis. It originated in the 3rd century BC and was reconstructed in 80 BC. The Temple is dedicated to Portunus, the Roman god of livestock and ports.
Piazza Bocca della Verità, 00186 Roma RM, Italy
28	Hercules Temple and Triton Fountain at Piazza Bocca della Verità in Rome, Italy
Another remnant of ancient Rome awaits your exploration at Piazza Bocca della Verità. On the left is the Temple of Hercules Victor. Hercules the Winner is a reference to his success performing the 12 Labors. The circular building supported by twenty, 35 foot Corinthian columns originates from the 2nd century BC. This is the oldest marble building in Rome. The temple was converted into the church of Santo Stefano alle Carozze in 1132. It was dedicated to Saint Mary of the Sun in the 17th century. On the right is the Fountain of the Tritons. Fontana dei Tritoni was crafted in the 17th century by Baroque sculptor Carlo Bizzaccheri at the bequest of Pope Clement XI.
Piazza della Bocca della Verità, 00186 Roma RM, Italy
29	San Nicola in Carcere in Rome, Italy
Near ancient Rome's first port (Portus Tiberinus) and the adjoining cattle market (Forum Boarium) was a vegetable market named Forum Holitorium. Facing it were three Republican temples dating from the 3rd century BC. The church of San Nicola in Carcere was built over these temples. Yet the architect incorporated the columns of the two outer temples – the Temple of Janus and the Temple of Spes – into the façade of the new church. Exposed here are the columns from the Temple of Spes. Saint Nicholas in Prison originated in the 7th century and was rebuilt in 1128 and again in 1599. This church offers a fascinating underground tour to see structures and foundations that are over 2,000 years old.
Via del Teatro di Marcello, 46, 00186 Rome RM, Italy
30	Temple of Apollo Sosianus in Rome, Italy
Rome's first shrine to Apollo, the Olympian deity of sun and light, was raised here in 433 BC. It was called Apollo Medicus meaning healer because the plague was ravaging the city. When Emperor Augustus built a new Apollo temple on Palatine Hill in 28 BC, this one suffered diminished importance. Yet it received a final makeover four years later by Roman general Gaius Sosius. In his honor, it was subsequently called the Temple of Apollo Sosianus. After archeologists excavated the site in 1928, these three Corinthian columns from the Augustan era were placed in their original position. The temple is next to the impressive ruins of Marcello Theater. Teatro Marcello dates back to 13 BC. The dome in the background is Santa Maria in Campitelli. The Catholic church was built in 1667.
Via del Teatro di Marcello, 42, 00186 Roma RM, Italy
31	Great Synagogue of Rome in Rome, Italy
For over 300 years beginning in 1555, the Jewish population was cloistered without rights in the Roman Ghetto. Nearly 3,500 people were forced to live in the cramped, walled-in and filthy quarters measuring less than 7.5 acres. Their harsh, segregated treatment was reversed when the Papal States became part of the Kingdom of Italy in 1870. In response to their new freedom and citizenship, the Jews destroyed the ghetto walls and dilapidated structures while rebuilding decent apartments. They also constructed the Great Synagogue of Rome in 1904. In the lower level of the Orthodox Judaism temple is the Jewish Museum of Rome. The exhibits tell the stories of over two millenniums of Jewish history in the city.
Lungotevere de' Cenci, 00186 Roma RM, Italy
32	Russian Church Saint Catherine Martyr in Rome, Italy
Rome is filled with about 800 historical churches. It is uncommon to find a contemporary one. An interesting exception is the Church of Saint Catherine Martyr. The Neo-Byzantine design was finished in 2009. The Russian Orthodox church is dedicated to Saint Catherine of Alexandria. She was beheaded in 305 on command of Roman Emperor Massimino Daia for professing her Christianity. Chiesa di Santa Caterina Martire is located in the 66.75 acre Villa Abamelek Park. Nearby is the Russian embassy and residence of the Russian ambassadors.
Via del Lago Terrione, 77/79, 00165 Roma RM, Italy
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"The lawyers are running amok"
That was one gripe heard by our reporter as she joined a busload of New Jersey doctors for a rally to protest exorbitant malpractice premiums.
By Dorothy L. Pennachio
Upwards of 3,000 physicians and patients, some with babies in tow, converged on the statehouse in Trenton, NJ, this summer. They'd boarded buses at 30 hospitals around the state and traveled to the capital to demand that legislators take action to resolve the state's malpractice crisis.
I rode one of those buses—from The Valley Hospital in Ridgewood—and the mood was an interesting mix: part '60s-era political activism and part rambunctious kids on an outing.
Like physicians in many other states, New Jersey's doctors are finding it nearly impossible to secure affordable malpractice insurance. While ob/gyns have been hit hardest, physicians in primary care and other specialties joined this ride to Trenton because their practices are on the line, as well.
But why were patients on the bus? Said Ingrid Pimley, who's expecting a baby in late October, "Some of my friends' doctors have stopped doing obstetrics because of what's going on. I decided it was important to show my support."
Every passenger on the bus was frustrated and angry. Skyrocketing premiums, often more than double the previous year's, are driving physicians out of business or out of state. Some will abandon obstetrics. Others may leave medicine altogether.
"The situation is intolerable," stormed Martin N. Hochberg. The director of the ob/gyn department at The Valley Hospital in Ridgewood and in practice for 32 years, Hochberg stopped doing deliveries on April 1. "It got to the point where I didn't want to pay double premiums for the privilege of delivering babies," he said. In fact, New Jersey ob/gyns who deliver babies often pay triple or quadruple the malpractice premiums of those who practice only gynecology.
"Internists' rates are soaring, too," observed Victoria P. Perez, an internist at Pascack Valley Hospital in Westwood. Perez's carrier, The MIIX Group (Medical Inter-Insurance Exchange of New Jersey), which insured more than a third of the state's doctors, is in big financial trouble and stopped renewing policies this month.
"We're up the creek," she said. "This financial crisis should not have to be our focus. I should be paying attention to what I'm trained to do—taking care of patients."
"The lawyers are running amok!" complained Joshua A. Weidman, an ob/gyn in Wyckoff. When his group renewed its malpractice policy in January, rates had increased by 120 percent.
"This crisis is having a devastating effect on medical education," he continued. "Who will want to venture into medicine? Fewer physicians will be trained, fewer residency programs will be filled, and the quality of health care will diminish."
Ridgewood ob/gyn Ruth J. Schulze, who helped organize the statehouse rally, quoted a colleague who told her, "I'll be netting only $20,000 more than my nanny this year. Is it worth it?"
Schulze continued, "One six-physician obstetrical group on this bus has to pay more than $100,000 per doctor in premiums. They can't make their office economy work."
"Medical malpractice is the galvanizing issue," said Irwin H. Berkowitz, a pediatrician who's been in practice in Woodcliff Lake for 26 years, "but it's really about business taking over medicine. The profession is supposed to be about having a relationship with the patient. That relationship is diminished by this system. The result is that the brightest and best won't go into medicine."
As we arrived in Trenton, my busmates put on their white coats and walked up to the statehouse steps to join the already chanting crowd.
The protesters' demands included: a $250,000 cap on jury awards for pain and suffering, shortening the statute of limitations for suits against physicians, better control of the expert witness system, and a tribunal to review cases before they go to court.
Dorothy Pennachio. "The lawyers are running amok". Medical Economics 2002;15:60.


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Василий Яковлевич Нагнибеда () — экономист и статистик, профессор на кафедре теории и техники статистики Томского государственного университета; с 1928 года состоял профессором кафедры статистики и экономической географии Сибирского института сельского хозяйства и лесоводства в Омске.

Биография
Василий Нагнибеда родился  года в Переяславе в семье потомственных дворян: его отец, Яков Прокофьевич, на момент рождения сына, имел чин коллежского асессора; матерью будущего профессора была Мария Андреевна Нагнибеда. В 1894 году Василий окончил Переяславское духовное училище и поступил в Полтавскую духовную семинарию, обучение в которой он завершил в 1900. В том же году он поступил на юридический факультет Юрьевского университета, в котором проучился два с половиной года. В 1903 году он начал работать статистиком в ряде земских и общественных организациях региона. В 1906 году Нагнибеда переехал в Сибирь, где в период с 1908 по 1910 год продолжил получать высшее образование на юридическом факультете Томского университета — в итоге он прослушал полный курс юридических наук. Во время Первой мировой войны, в 1917 году, он сдал государственные экзамены и ему был выдан диплом об окончании университета.

В период с 1910 по 1911 год Василий Нагнибеда являлся заведующим статистической партией Томского переселенческого района. Вместе со своими коллегами по партии — статистиками А. Г. Троицким, Н. Н. Вяткиным, И. А. Пасынковым и будущим академиком АН СССР Иосифом Трахтенбергом — Нагнибеда проделал путь в неполные тридцать тысяч километров, передвигаясь преимущественно по сибирским рекам. Целью путешествия было исследование экономического положения крестьян в Нарымском крае; собранные «уникальные» материалы были изданы только в 1927 году.

Во время первой в Российской империи сельскохозяйственной переписи, проходившей в 1916 году, Нагнибеда проводил подсчёты экономической активности по уездам, волостям и природным зонам, входившим в состав Томской губернии — что позволило осенить «хозяйственной облик» ее отдельных районов. В 1917 году он руководил проведением Всероссийской сельскохозяйственной переписи по Томской губернии. Одновременно Нагнибеда являлся участником двух областных съездов: на Первом съезде, проходившем в октябре 1917 года, его избрали членом Областного совета; после Второго съезда, прошедшего в декабре, он вошел в состав финансово-экономического отдела при Временном Сибирском областном совете. Впоследствии он стал членом Сибирской областной думы, в рамках которой занял пост председателя аграрной комиссии.

В годы Гражданской войны, после падения советской власти в Сибири летом 1918 года, Василий Нагнибеда был кооптирован в состав городских депутатов (гласных) Томска — от партии народных социалистов. В 1919 году он принимал участие в организации в Томске Института исследования Сибири: избрался в бюро съезда и выступил с докладом на тему «Об организации отдела статистики при Институте исследования Сибири». После этого он являлся заведующим статистическими ведомствами при Сибирском революционном комитете и руководил несколькими переписями, проводившимися в Сибирском крае. В 1920 году стал заведующим Томским губернским статистическим бюро; кроме того он занимал пост заместителя управляющего Сибирским статистическим управлением.

В 1919 году Василий Нагнибеда занял пост приват-доцента Томского университета; с августа 1920 по 26 июля 1922 года он являлся профессором и заведующий кафедрой теории и техники статистики, относившейся к факультету общественных наук (ФОН). Он также преподавал на кафедре экономической статистики (по совместительству). Читал студентам два курса: «Хозяйственная статистика» и «Статистика». В июне 1927 году он участвовал в работе статистической конференции, проходившей в Новосибирске.

В 1928 году Нагнибеда переехал в Омске, где занял позицию профессору на кафедре статистики и экономической географии Сибирского института сельского хозяйства и лесоводства. Также являлся преподавателем Омского института зернового хозяйства. После этого он переехал в Новосибирске, где начал работать в Научно-исследовательском институте реконструкции сельского хозяйства: в рамках нового института он продолжал занимался разработкой теоретических вопросов организации статистических исследований. Начиная с конца 1930-х годов он проживал в Москве, где и скончался в 1961 году.

Работы
Василий Нагнибеда является автором целого рядя работ, посвященных статистическому изучению Томской губернии: в особенности, её переселенческого населения и сельскохозяйственного сектора экономики:
 Экономическое положение переселенцев. Томск, 1913. Т. 1-2;
 Неприписанные переселенцы: «самовольцы». СПб., 1911;
 Программа и техника регистрации беженцев в Томске. Томск, 1915;
 Томская губерния: Статистический очерк. Томск, 1917;
 Томская губерния: Статистический очерк. 2-е доп. изд. Томск, 1920. Вып. 1;
 Схема организации земской статистики Сибири: Доклад Общесибирскому областному съезду. Томск, 1917;
 Организация Всероссийской переписи 1917 г. в алтайско-томской части Сибири. Томск, 1920;
 Продукция Томской губернии за 1923 г. Томск, 1924;
 Сельское хозяйство Томской губернии Томск, 1924;
 Экономический обзор Томской губернии Томск, 1924;
 Томский округ: Экономический очерк. Томск, 1925;
 Научное и общественное значение переписей // Красное знамя (Томск). 1925. 11, 17 декабря;
 Нарымский край. Томск, 1927;
 Экономическое положение Причулымского края. Томск, 1927.

Семья
Василий Нагнибеда был женат на Августе Ивановне (в девичестве — Прасолова, 1882 — после 1966) — дочери учителя.

Примечания

Литература
 Сибирская Советская энциклопедия. 1931. Т. 2;
 Горюшкин Л. М. Аграрные отношения в Сибири периода империализма (1900—1917). Новосибирск, 1976;
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Letters to the editor: King Soopers shooting trial; dispatch center staff shortages; infrastructure bill benefits for Colorado; U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert
By Daily Camera letters | openforum@dailycamera.com | Boulder Daily Camera
PUBLISHED: December 15, 2021 at 11:56 a.m. | UPDATED: December 15, 2021 at 12:04 p.m.
Brett Landis and Alison Gordon: King Soopers shooting: 'Incompetent' finding does not mean the case is over
The Boulder County Bar Association stands with the Boulder community as we continue to mourn the shocking events of March 2021, when 10 precious lives were taken during the King Soopers shooting.
This past week, we learned that the individual charged with committing these horrific acts was found incompetent to stand trial. This news concerns a complex and nuanced area of criminal law. Our Constitution requires that every person brought before the court for an alleged criminal act can rationally understand the court process and can communicate with their lawyers. If a person cannot understand the court process or cannot communicate with their lawyers, or both, that person is incompetent under the law. An incompetent person cannot be tried for a crime.
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Importantly, the court's finding of competency is something that is fluid, and can change when new information comes to light, or when circumstances change. When a defendant is found incompetent, it does not mean the case is over. Instead, the process of restoration begins. Through treatment and education, professionals attempt to restore the defendant to competency. The goal is to get the defendant to a place where they are able to understand the court process and communicate with their lawyers, so that the criminal prosecution can move forward. The defendant's competency is re-evaluated on a regular basis, in the hopes that competency is restored.
Very few defendants are found permanently incompetent. Generally, these people have a severe deficit which means they will never understand the process or be able to communicate with their lawyers, with any amount of education, psychotropic medication or additional support.
The BCBA urges community members affected by this development to seek out the abundance of supportive resources that have been made available, including the #BoulderStrong Resource Center, which can be accessed at "WeAreBoulderStrong.com". The BCBA extends our heartfelt compassion to all who continue to be impacted by this tragedy.
Brett Landis, President, and Alison Gordon, Board Member
Boulder County Bar Association
Bob Poley: Dispatch center staff shortages: The answer is simple — pay them more
Re: 'A critical link:' Area dispatch centers hope to attract more to profession as retention drops, Dec. 12, page 1:
If the Boulder police chief, county sheriff and all police and fire chiefs within our county are having trouble retaining dispatchers, or emergency personnel of any kind, there is a simple solution: Pay them enough!
Lots of employers whine: "Woe is me. I can't keep good employees. Boo Hoo. If good employees don't apply or accept your offer, there is only one reason: Your offered pay is too low. Give high enough wages to new employees to hire the best and give commensurate raises to your existing employees! Duh.
Bob Poley
Ed Winograd: Infrastructure bill: Good things are coming
For many people, 2020 and 2021 have been difficult, with COVID-19, job losses, and economic uncertainty. A friend told me that no one is doing anything to help people.
But Congress recently took a big step by passing President Joe Biden's bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. After a close House vote, 19 Senate Republicans voted for it, and all 50 Democrats, working together for the good of the country. The improvements listed below will also create many well-paying jobs.
Given the bill's funding formula, in the next five years, Colorado should receive these transportation-related funds:
· $3.7 billion to improve highways, and $225 million for bridge replacement and repairs.
· $916 million to improve public transportation.
· $432 million to improve airports.
These will help people travel and commute more quickly, and safely.
Other funding to help keep Coloradans safe includes:
· $688 million to improve water infrastructure to give all communities clean, safe drinking water.
· $35 million to protect against wildfires. In 2021, the three largest fires in Colorado history burned 541,732 acres.
Improvements to electronic infrastructure include greater Internet access and safety, and increased charging for electric vehicles:
· At least $100 million to increase broadband coverage, which 182,600 Coloradans currently lack. Also, 1,282,000 Coloradans (22%) can use the Affordability Connectivity Benefit, helping low-income families afford Internet access.
· $57 million for an expanded EV charging network, plus funding from $2.5 billion in available EV charging grants.
· $16 million to protect against cyberattacks.
President Biden and the Democratic party conceived this bill as a major part of the President's Build Back Better plan. We owe them our thanks.
Ed Winograd
Chris Zavala: U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert: She makes Coloradans look like idiots
What a disgrace to Colorado! Every time U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert opens her mouth or posts anything, she brings a great shame not just to the USA but to those of us who have any sense of moral fiber here in Colorado. After everything that has occurred in our state when it comes to gun violence, the audacity of this reprehensible woman to post in support of another Rep's Christmas card showing children posing with guns right after a mass shooting just happened days before. It is time for us to rein in this rabid disgrace of a Coloradan. She makes our state look like a bunch of idiots.
In 2020, 918 Coloradans died from firearm injuries. Colorado has the 18th highest firearm death rate in the country, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, with 14.2 deaths per 100,000 people in 2019. This is one of the worst things I have seen a rep do in 30-plus years of living in this state. Our legislators need to call this disgrace out publicly and begin any formal processes needed to bring her to account — something that's yet to happen in the House.
Chris Zavala
Daily Camera letters
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Robert Pasnau: Will fair wages come to CU Boulder rank and file?
Tim Thomas: 'Progressive' majority Boulder City Council can walk its talk with 'Just Sustainability'
Editorial: Framing 2022 as a year of transparency and openness would gain goodwill for Boulder City Council


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