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Q: Returning a stored procedure, ado, access, vba I have the following stored procedure.
create procedure dbo.sp_getDailyStats
    @Rundate varchar(10), @PrevRunDate  varchar(10) OUTPUT
as
Declare @Claims bigint;
declare @Days bigint;
declare @Claims_Completed_prev bigint;
declare @Claim_inventory bigint;
declare @Inv30 bigint;
declare @Inv30NP bigint
declare @InvNP bigint

set @PrevRundate=convert(varchar(10),dbo.getPreviousBusinessDate(@Rundate),101)

----- not the whole code.

I run it from the command line like this:
declare @myvare varchar(10)
declare @InputDate varchar(10)
set @InputDate='06/10/2015'
exec dbo.sp_getDailystats @InputDate, @myvare output

select @myvare; and it returns the previous date to @myware but I have to put output on that line to make it work.

Below is my ado code:
Dim cn As New ADODB.Connection
Dim cmd As New ADODB.Command
Dim rs As New ADODB.Recordset

Dim Newdate As String
Newdate = "06/10/2015"
Dim Prevdate As String

cn.Open "Provider=sqloledb; " & _
"Data Source=" & "BLD-FS-SQLVS01\PRDINST1, 4020" & ";" & _
"Initial Catalog=" & "HNFS_NetProv" & ";" & _
"Integrated Security=SSPI;"

Set cmd.ActiveConnection = cn
cmd.CommandText = "sp_getDailyStats"
cmd.CommandType = adCmdStoredProc

cmd.Parameters(1) = Newdate

rs.CursorType = adOpenStatic
rs.CursorLocation = adUseClient
rs.LockType = adLockOptimistic
Set rs = cmd.Execute

Prevdate = cmd(2)

Set rs = Nothing
Set cn = Nothing

Ado automatically recognizes that I have two parameters but it is not returning cmd(2)
So how do I get my value to show up?  All the examples I see want me to add/create parameters which I don't need to do.  I just need to have the paramenter show up but I don't have a way of putting output on the procedure.

A: There's a bit of confusion here about output parameters and resultsets. You are wanting to capture the value of @myvare that is SELECT'ed out of your procedure; that is not an "out parameter," but a simple result set just as if you'd SELECTed it from a regular table. It should be captured among any other result sets within the "rs" variable in your client program.
In contrast, an output parameter is one defined as one of the parameters to the procedure with an OUTPUT qualifier, and is defined to a SqlCommand object as a SqlParameter with a Direction of Output. You won't get the value of the OUTPUT parameter from the procedure in your client code if you don't define it before execution, then inspect it's value after the procedure returns, something along the lines of the following (after the 1st parameter definition and before the Execute):
SqlParameter prevRunDate = new SqlParameter("@PrevRunDate", SqlDbType.VarChar);
prevRunDate.Direction = ParameterDirection.Output;
prevRunDate.Size = 10;
cmd.Parameters.Add(prevRunDate);

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Academy Award winning actress Charlize Theron will wave the green flag at the Daytona 500.
Theron, who performed last year in "Atomic Blonde" and "The Fate of the Furious," was named honorary starter for Sunday's race at Daytona International Speedway.
The actress took home the Academy Award for Best Actress in 2003's "Monster." She will star this year in "Gringo," set for release on March 9.
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Tech heavyweights gather at Fourth Internet Economy Summit (IES)
The Internet Economy Summit (IES), fourth edition, is jointly organised by the Hong Kong SAR Government and Cyberport. More than 2,000 tech gurus, adventurous entrepreneurs and investors will gather to map out the possibilities presented by emerging technologies at one of Hong Kong's largest annual new economy summits, which was held at the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre (HKCEC) during April 15-16.
Senior figures from tech giants such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), Twitter, Alibaba Group, Zhong An and Microsoft are among the line-up of more than 80 guest speakers confirmed to deliver keynote speeches and participate in panel talks focused around the zeitgeist-grabbing topic of "Digital Economy • Redefines our Future" during the six specialist forums. Officials representing the Hong Kong SAR Government set to address the audience include Mrs Carrie Lam, the Chief Executive; Mr Paul Chan, the Financial Secretary; and Mr Nicholas Yang, the Secretary for Innovation and Technology.
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Germany's SPD slip in polls after choosing new leftist leaders
BERLIN (Reuters) - Support for Germany's Social Democrats (SPD) has fallen after members last week chose as leaders a leftist duo who are skeptical about remaining in government with Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives, a poll showed on Saturday.
At a party conference on Friday, the SPD gave their new leaders, Saskia Esken and Norbert Walter-Borjans, a mandate to talk to Merkel's conservatives about continuing in government and set out some relatively modest policy demands.
The party is struggling to recover after weak regional and European election results and a six-month leadership campaign. Many members want to quit government - a move that could trigger a snap election or minority government.
A Forsa poll put the SPD on 11%, 3 points down from a week ago and hitting a low last seen in June after previous leader Andrea Nahles quit due following the party's worst-ever result in elections to the European Parliament.
The poll put Merkel's conservatives up 1 point at 28% and the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) also up 1 point at 14%.
"Contrary to what the SPD hoped, the long search for a leader has not turned out to be a high point for democracy but rather a big let down," said Forsa chief Manfred Guellner.
"Voters are fed up with SPD being obsessed with itself - they want it to rule," he told Reuters.
The SPD's new leaders have expressed doubt about the future of the coalition but are prepared to give it a chance if the conservatives accept their demands.
Those include a boost in investment in infrastructure, introducing tougher climate protection measures and increasing the minimum wage - a more modest package than some on the SPD's left had wanted.
The conservatives have said they will not renegotiate the 2018 coalition deal but made are open to some new ideas.
Guellner said the SPD's approach was not sufficient to win over voters already lured by the Greens, on 22% in the Forsa poll, up from 8.9% in the 2017 federal vote.
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Jason Steffens over at Antioch Road points out that John Edwards believes abortion should be legal, but only until "the fetus has reached viability." Jason asks a great question: Where in the Constitution is there a basis for drawing a viability distinction?
And, as even science is proving to the dismay of pro abortion supporters, life begins at the earliest stages of pregnancy. If the pregnant mother who has an abortion is not taking a life, then why do we put teenage girls and boys on trial for killing their new born children? Is it because the teens on trial put the grisly details in our face and the abortion's ugliness is hidden?


In this Guide to Winter Food, we're showcasing 10 of the most popular seasonal ingredients for winter: winter squash, leafy greens, citrus fruits, sweet potatoes, beets, broccoli + broccoli rabe, pears, pomegranates, cabbage and brussels sprouts. You'll learn about the health benefits of in season produce AND we've rounded up 100 delicious Winter recipes that will inspire you to cook and stay warm in your kitchen during these chilly months!
UPDATE: This post was originally published in December 2017.
Winter–which officially started December 21st and ends on March 20th –doesn't exactly scream seasonal produce the way Spring and Summer do, but there are still a surprising amount of fresh vegetables and fruits that peak in the Winter.
We're lucky that some of Fall's bountiful produce like sweet potatoes, winter squash and beets store well and keep for months. Citrus fruits like lemons, grapefruit and tangerines peak in the winter, and nutritious leafy greens like arugula, collard greens and spinach thankfully grow year round.
There's nothing like getting fresh fruits and vegetables from your local farmer's market or CSA to inspire clean, healthy eating. Read on to discover some recipes that are bound to become some of your favorites this winter!
Winter squash comes in all types of varieties including butternut, delicata, spaghetti, acorn and kabocha. Delicious roasted, in soups, sauces or used in place of pasta noodles, it's hard to get tired of squash when there's such a variety of ways to eat it!
These anti-inflammatory gourds are also super good for you, filled with fiber (helps eliminate toxins), beta-carotene (great for your skin) and folate (which is especially important if you're planning to get pregnant).
Leafy greens are tremendously healthy and totally delicious! Add to stir-fries or soups, sauté for a simple side dish, blend into smoothies or use as a base for salads.
Dark, leafy greens are a powerhouse food that support optimal heart health, brain cognition and microbiome gut health, to name a few!
Citrus fruits show up every year when the days get shorter and we're in desperate need of some bright flavors and colors. Grapefruits, lemons, oranges and tangerines are all wonderful ways to add vibrancy to our plates and palates.
Known for their high Vitamin C content, citrus fruits provide a much needed boost when winter colds kick in. They're also hydrating and help your body absorb other nutrients, so it's smart to pair them with superfoods like leafy greens for maximum health benefits.
Inexpensive, long-lasting and downright delicious, sweet potatoes have come a long way from just getting paired with marshmallows at Thanksgiving and are now showcased in a variety of recipes, from soups to tacos, casseroles to even desserts!
Filled with magnesium and potassium, these spuds are also a great way to satisfy a sweets craving with their naturally sweet taste. Their sugars are slowly released into the bloodstream, providing a balanced source of energy – no blood sugar spikes or fatigue here!
Beets have become much more popular over recent years with their deep, earthy flavor and wide variety of applications since they can be eaten fresh, cooked or roasted. Cooked beets are pretty sweet and juicy, meaning that beets have even been showing up in dessert recipes like chocolate cake or red velvet cupcakes!
Beets have been linked with lowering blood pressure, increasing stamina and fighting inflammation, making them a healthy and detoxifying addition to your diet.
What can broccoli NOT do? A cornerstone of most American tables, broccoli is perfect steamed, roasted and sauteed, as well as in soups, casseroles and raw with dips. Its sophisticated cousins–broccoli rabe, also known as rapini, broccoletti and broccoli raab—is like a hybrid of broccoli and mustard greens with a slightly bitter flavor.
Sweet and juicy, pears are simply delicious raw. If you want to get fancy, trying roasting, poaching or baking pears in a tart or crisp. Pears also make a fabulous addition to salads, especially when paired with crunchy nuts like walnuts or pecans, crisp frisee lettuce or pungent blue cheese.
Did you know each piece of pomegranate can hold up to 600 of those juicy, ruby-like seeds? The unique and tart crunchy jewels are common in classic Middle Eastern dishes, but also work great in salads, desserts, and cocktails.
Cabbage can be highly underestimated, but it's hugely versatile, showing up in all kinds of possible forms from stir-fries to stuffed leaves to braised, raw in coleslaws and salads, and fermented like in sauerkraut and kimchi. It also has many varieties including Dutch cabbage (the most common kind in North America) with smooth green or purple heads, savoy cabbage with crinkled leaves and a sweeter flavor, and Napa (also known as Chinese or celery cabbage) with an oblong shape and ridged leaves.
The insoluble fiber from red cabbage (also called purple) is known to prevent constipation, lower the risk of developing diverticular disease and may help relieve symptoms of some gastrointestinal conditions, such as IBS symptoms. (source) Fermented preparations are well known for their probiotic benefits, which support gut health.
Brussels sprouts have been making a comeback in recent years; once infamous for being a boiled, overcooked icky mess, brussels are now famed for their uber crispiness when fried or roasted, their tenderness when sauteed and their crunchy cruciferousness when shredded raw for salads.
What are some of your favorite ways to prepare these winter foods? Let us know in the comments below!
I am all about eating in season produce and this round up has some amazing recipes included. Thank you for doing this!
Great to hear, Rezel! Glad you enjoy it.
What an awesome resource! Thanks so much for rounding all of this up. Many great ideas for the next few months.
What great seasonal ideas! Love this. Such creative ways to get allll the winter veggies in!
Thank you! YAY for veggies year round!
These look amazing. My New Years resolution is to eat more beets, this will definitely help. Unfortunately we're just going into Summer down this end of the world, but I'm definitely bookmarking this post for when the colder weather rolls around because it all looks great.
Such a great list. I've had my fair share of butternut and acorn squash this season already!
Amazing! What a great variety!
Yes – every season has its pleasures!
What a wonderful roundup of gorgeous recipes! I think I might start with some of the cooler ones like smoothies and salads because we're currently experiencing a very hot summer in Australia! ????
So excited for this post! I love eating in season and now have so many delicious recipes to choose from!


Non-specific immunotherapies don't target cancer cells specifically. They stimulate the immune system in a more general way, but this can still sometimes lead to a better immune response against cancer cells.
Some non-specific immunotherapies are given by themselves as cancer treatments. Others are used as adjuvants (along with a main treatment) to boost the immune system to improve how well another type of immunotherapy (such as a vaccine) works. Some are used by themselves against some cancers and as adjuvants against others.
Cytokines are injected, either under the skin, into a muscle, or into a vein. The most common ones are discussed here.
Interleukins are a group of cytokines that act as chemical signals between white blood cells.
Interleukin-2 (IL-2) helps immune system cells grow and divide more quickly. A man-made version of IL-2 is approved to treat advanced kidney cancer and metastatic melanoma.
IL-2 can be used as a single drug treatment for these cancers, or it can be combined with chemotherapy or with other cytokines such as interferon-alfa. Using IL-2 with these treatments might help make them more effective against some cancers, but the side effects of the combined treatment are also increased.
Side effects of IL-2 can include flu-like symptoms such as chills, fever, fatigue, and confusion. Most people gain weight. Some have nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea. Many people develop low blood pressure, which can be treated with other medicines. Rare but potentially serious side effects include an abnormal heartbeat, chest pain, and other heart problems. Because of these possible side effects, if IL-2 is given in high doses, it must be done in a hospital.
Other interleukins, such as IL-7, IL-12, and IL-21, are now being studied for use against cancer too, both as adjuvants and as stand-alone agents.
Only IFN-alfa is used to treat cancer. It boosts the ability of certain immune cells to attack cancer cells. It may also slow the growth of cancer cells directly, as well as the blood vessels that tumors need to grow.
These side effects can be severe and can make treatment with interferon hard for many people to tolerate. Most side effects don't last long after the treatment stops, but fatigue can last longer. Other rare long-term effects include damage to nerves, including those in the brain and spinal cord.
Some other drugs boost the immune system in a non-specific way, similar to cytokines. But unlike cytokines, these drugs are not naturally found in the body.
These drugs target molecules like PD-1, PD-L1, and CTLA-4, which normally help keep the immune system in check. While these checkpoint proteins are important in stopping the immune system from attacking normal cells, they can also stop it from attacking cancer cells. These drugs help boost the immune response against some cancers.
Thalidomide (Thalomid®), lenalidomide (Revlimid®), and pomalidomide (Pomalyst®) are known as immunomodulating drugs (or IMiDs). They are thought to work in a general way by boosting the immune system, although it's not exactly clear how they do this. These drugs are used to treat multiple myeloma and some other cancers.
The drugs can cause side effects such as drowsiness, fatigue, constipation, low blood cell counts, and neuropathy (painful nerve damage). There is also an increased risk of serious blood clots (that start in the leg and can travel to the lungs). These tend to be more likely with thalidomide than with the other drugs.
These drugs can also cause severe birth defects if taken during pregnancy.
Bacille Calmette-Guérin (BCG) is a germ that doesn't cause serious disease in humans, but it does infect human tissues and helps activate the immune system. This makes BCG useful as a form of cancer immunotherapy. BCG was one of the earliest immunotherapies used against cancer and is still being used today.
BCG is used to treat early stage bladder cancer. It is a liquid put into the bladder through a catheter. BCG attracts the body's immune system cells to the bladder, where they can attack the bladder cancer cells. Treatment with BCG can cause symptoms that are like having the flu, such as fever, chills, and fatigue. It can also cause a burning feeling in the bladder.
BCG can also be used to treat some melanoma skin cancers by injecting it directly into the tumors.
Imiquimod (Zyclara®) is a drug that is applied to the skin as a cream. It stimulates a local immune response against skin cancer cells. It is used to treat some very early stage skin cancers (or pre-cancers), especially if they are in sensitive areas such as on the face.
The cream is applied anywhere from once a day to twice a week for several months. Some people have serious skin reactions to this drug.
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Recruiting Americans for America's Cup
After their first America's Cup challenge in 2021, the NYYC American Magic team made some changes in their pursuit of the trophy. Prominent in that change was bringing Scott Ferguson (Jamestown, RI) to lead the design team. Scuttlebutt editor Craig Leweck checks in with Ferguson for an update:
You became the Design Coordinator about five months after the 36th America's Cup. How blank was the sheet of paper?
Terry Hutchinson contacted me early as the team principals weighed their options for the 37th America's Cup. He commissioned some short-term work to begin improving our simulator. Other than that, the page was blank. Collectively we created the team from there intending to build an American high-performance design and technical team. Many team members and designers rejoined along with some new highly motivated talent.
What was the assessment of the NYYC American Magic race boat in the 36th America's Cup?
Patriot has many good features but suffered from significant hull drag in light air takeoff as a primary issue. The foils were a good low-area solution for Auckland 2021, while systems and sailability is an ongoing challenge that will continue into the 37th America's Cup in Barcelona, 2024.
What can you share about the construction and launch of the new boat?
We have a similar schedule to the previous event in Auckland for the lead-up to the next edition. The new boat will arrive in Barcelona about 4-6 months before the October 2024 competition. The boat will be built in Rhode Island, and I'm sure something will be announced in the coming months.
Any plans for a testing boat (aka LEQ12 boat)?
We will be using AC40s to test some of our components and systems
The team aims to represent America with Americans and to strengthen the future of the sport in the country. How is that being done within the technical team?
We're proud to represent America, and the design and technical team have many experienced Americans in leading roles. We also have our share of Internationals in key positions which is inevitable to be competitive in the America's Cup.
We have actively sought design talent within our US borders and paired up many good young American engineers and designers with more experienced counterparts in their area so they can learn from their ideas and methods.
We aim to provide the best opportunities for US talent by encouraging active mentoring and a transparent environment specifically for the long-term technical future.
Is the design team complete?
We are always looking for smart, innovative people with the right attitude and a strong work ethic. The vision of our principals is continuity between the current 37th and the 38th America's Cup. Much of our team is in place for this cycle, but we will always make room for the right motivated talent. As the work ramps up toward the build, we will need ongoing design and engineering help in all areas of the team. Any interested people should contact sherri@americanmagic.com.
Following the publication of the AC37 Protocol and AC75 Class Rule on November 17, 2021, the AC75 Class Rule and AC Technical Regulations were finalized on March 17, 2022. The entry period opened December 1, 2021 and runs until July 31, 2022, but late entries for the 37th America's Cup may be accepted until May 31, 2023. The Defender was to announce the Match Venue on September 17, 2021 but postponed the venue reveal, confirming it would be Barcelona on March 30, 2022. The 37th America's Cup will be held in October 2024.
Teams revealed to challenge defender Emirates Team New Zealand (NZL):
• INEOS Britannia (GBR)
• Alinghi Red Bull Racing (SUI)
• Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli Team (ITA)
• NYYC American Magic (USA)
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Located just 9 miles from Birmingham city centre and part of the West Midlands conurbation, Solihull was named "best place to live in the UK" by the uSwitch Quality of Life survey in 2013. The Metropolitan Borough of Solihull has a population of 200,400 and includes the NEC, and Birmingham Airport within its boundaries.
As part of its financial vision to reduce costs and provide value for money to its residents, Solihull Council decided to drive efficiency measures in its data centre. After discussing its options with several companies, Solihull chose AIT to help define and implement the necessary improvements.
The Operations team that looks after the data centre had a brief to improve efficiency and reduce costs. As part of previous initiatives it had already installed metering to server racks within the data centre. In order to provide an efficiency benchmark, and improve it, the team wanted to start monitoring the overall IT load, including the facilities load such as air conditioning, as well as the computing load, within the data centre.
Deeper investigation also revealed that the power infrastructure had been modified in an ad-hoc manner over time. It was no longer clear to the current operations team whether each rack was fed via two separate power feeds or had proper UPS backup for resilience.
said Philip Parker, Infrastructure & Data Centre Manager, Solihull Council.
AIT performed a power infrastructure audit by tracing all power circuits within the data centre to ensure that all servers were fed by two independent (A + B) supplies, and via a UPS. While undertaking this power audit the labelling scheme was simplified from three different systems into a single labelling system to aid future maintenance.
A branch circuit monitoring (BCM) system was recommended in order to monitor the additional air conditioning and facilities power loads. To keep additional costs to a minimum this was designed to integrate with the current server rack metering solution already in place.
Environmental monitoring of the data centre was also improved with the addition of temperature monitoring around the air conditioning units on both the cold outlet and warm air return in order to better control and manage room temperature. Air flow switches were also fitted to the air conditioning units to allow remote on/off monitoring and to monitor cycle times of the various units.
Live fail over testing was performed to prove power supply resilience under failure conditions, ensuring all rack servers will switch between A and B supplies and could survive on UPS during a complete power outage.
AIT continue to provide a managed service to the Solihull Council facilities and data centre team, providing PUE, temperature conditions and power usage across the data centre on a monthly basis.
Solihull Council now boasts a highly resilient, fully monitored data centre, allowing it to provide dependable services for the council. Additional monitoring provides accurate power and environmental data for the team, enabling them to understand and minimize cooling and energy costs over time without compromising safety and resilience.


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Year: 2009 | Volume: 55 | Issue: 9 | Page No.: 1728 - 1731
Monomeric C-Reactive Protein Decreases Acetylated LDL Uptake in Human Endothelial Cells
S. B Schwedler, T Hansen Hagge, M Reichert, D Schmiedeke, R Schneider, J Galle, L. A Potempa, C Wanner and J. G. Filep
Background: C-reactive protein (CRP) is a risk marker for cardiovascular disease and has been implicated in atherogenesis. In atherosclerotic plaques, it colocalizes with oxidized LDL (oxLDL) and promotes oxLDL uptake by macrophages, suggesting an important cross-talk between CRP and lipid processing. A growing body of evidence indicates the existence of distinct configurations of human CRP, native pentameric (nCRP) and structurally modified monomeric (mCRP), that elicit opposing bioactivities in vitro and in vivo. Here, we tested the impact of mCRP and nCRP on the uptake of acetylated LDL (acLDL), which is internalized by receptors similar to those of oxLDL in human endothelial cells.
Methods: We cultured human umbilical vein endothelial cells (HUVECs) for 8 h with mCRP or nCRP (10–100 mg/L) and measured the uptake of acLDL (10–100 mg/L) over a 20-h period by FACS analysis. To assess the receptors involved, we used function-blocking antibodies against Fc receptor CD16 (FcRIII) and CD32 (FcRII), and RT-PCR analysis of CD16, CD32, and the receptor for oxidized LDL (LOX-1). Uptake of acLDL and CRP isoforms was visualized by immunofluorescence.
Results: Culture of HUVECs with mCRP, but not nCRP, decreased uptake of acLDL, which was not prevented by anti-CD16 or anti-CD32 antibodies. LOX-1, CD16, and CD32 were undetectable by RT-PCR. Immunofluorescence showed decreased cytoplasmic acLDL staining in human umbilical vein endothelial cells (HUVECs) treated with mCRP, but not with nCRP.
Conclusions: Monomeric CRP, but not nCRP, decreased acLDL uptake in human endothelial cells independent of CD16, CD32, or LOX-1. Our data support a protective role of mCRP in cardiovascular disease.
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Posted on November 30, 2015 by Carey
German rock band Scorpions over the course of their six decade career has become one of the most successful and longest lasting musical acts ever. When they announced in 2010 that their 17th studio album, Sting in the Tail, would be their last as would be the supporting world tour the music world was stunned. It seemed like these guys would just keep going forever with only death stopping them from recording and touring.
Later the band amended that statement to say that they would keep recording, but that it would truly be their last tour. It made sense then that a documentary would be made to record the last live moments of this historic band. Over the course of their 50 years together the band has played over 5,000 live shows in 80 different countries.
From guitarist Rudolf Schenker forming the band in 1965 in Hanover until present day there has been many a milestone the Scorpions have achieved. During their Farewell Tour director Katja von Garnier (Blood and Chocolate, Iron Jawed Angels) followed the members of the band around the world from Germany to Lebanon to Russia to France and then on to the United States. Through archival footage, present day live on stage footage and interviews with the band, other musicians (there is Canadian content courtesy of rocker Danko Jones), music journalists and their crew or management we gain insight into what makes the band tick and how they survived the many changes over time to endure so long in the tough music industry.
The tour began in 2011 and was supposed to last 18 months taking the band around the globe playing in full arenas; it is still going on with the last date being in Germany in the spring of 2016. Each stop they make is an opportunity for the band members (Schenker – guitar, Klaus Meine – vocals, Matthias Jabs – guitar, James Kottak – drums, Pawel Maciwoda – bass) to reflect back on their careers and how each city they arrive in brings back memories.
Despite the length of the documentary I feel like I did not learn that much about the band. Or at least things I wanted to learn. Though each of the band members has some time on camera alone they are not afforded the opportunity to reveal who they really are. No personal information is gone into. Maybe the director is not interested in educating those of us who are not super fans of the band? We spend over three years with these guys and I don't feel I know them any better after watching Forever and a Day.
The past is delved into showing how the band became what they are, but there is a feeling that it is all rather superficial. If we are to believe what happens during the 1 hour and 40 minute documentary then the band does not really have any conflicts. The only trying moment is when lead singer Klaus Meine has some voice problems. It seems to me that any group of people who have been together for any amount of time are going to fight, but none of that makes it into the film leaving me feel a little underwhelmed. The underbelly of the band is never revealed.
Though they have been around since the mid 60s the Scorpions' most successful period was the 80s. They had a string of hits like "Rock You Like a Hurricane", "Still Loving You", "Wind of Change", and "Big City Nights". The band tried to be as universal as possible in that they sang their songs mostly in English. This is another omission in that there is not investigation of any substance as to why they chose to do that. Maybe that is why they were not as popular in Germany as they were in other countries.
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A young deer is spooked while walking through sagebrush in Wyoming.
Photographer: Michael Smith/Newsmakers
Wildfires, Invasive Grass Threaten Future of Western Sagebrush (2)
By Rebecca Kern
April 18, 2019, 10:00 AM; Updated: April 18, 2019, 9:03 PM
11 of 50 biggest fires in last 20 years are in the Great Basin, where invasive cheatgrass is spreading
Federal agencies using herbicides, reseeding to fight grass, but with limited success
A grand duel is taking place out West, but no cowboys are involved.
It's between the native sagebrush, which has dominated the Western landscape for more 12,000 years, and a newer, highly invasive and flammable species called cheatgrass.
Saying the word "cheatgrass" alone evokes frustration among federal and state officials, who are doing their best with limited resources and tools that include herbicide use, targeted grazing, and reseeding, to fight for sagebrush's existence. But it's with limited success. The grass is highly flammable and with increasingly dry climates and wildfires, the grass is spreading faster than it can be stopped and changing entire ecosystems.
"The color of Nevada has changed from a sagebrush silver gray to a cheatgrass tawny brown," Alan Jenne, the habitat division administrator Nevada Department of Wildlife, said of the vast expansion of cheatgrass in the state since the 1990s.
Over past the 20 years, wildfires in shrublands and grasslands, which make up one-third of the U.S., have burned more acres than forested lands, but tend to get less media attention.
"Science has already shown us that having cheatgrass doubles the risk of wildfire," said Jeremy Maestas, a sagebrush ecosystem specialist with the Agriculture Department's Natural Resources Conservation Service in Portland, Ore.
"In the biggest of pictures, when we talk fire in forests we need to also be talking fires in rangelands and the connection between fire and cheatgrass," he told Bloomberg Environment.
Cheatgrass is particularly pernicious in the Great Basin, which covers most of Nevada, half of Utah, and sections of Idaho, Wyoming, Oregon, and California.
The Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management manages 60 percent of the basin. It is home to most of the 200 million-acre native sagebrush biome in the U.S., which is the largest terrestrial ecosystem in North America, Maestas said.
Humans are the source of 84 percent of wildfires, and not all are intentional. Often they come from vehicle accidents in dry landscapes.
In fact, over the last 20 years, 11 of the 50 largest wildfires in the U.S. have occurred in the Great Basin.
From 2000 to 2018, approximately 15 million acres of sagebrush burned primarily in the Great Basin, and approximately 9 million of those acres burned from 2014 to 2018 alone, said Michele Crist, a landscape ecologist with the Bureau of Land Management at the National Interagency Fire Center in Boise, Idaho.
And the issue is further complicated by the increasing number of people moving to the Western US., particularly to Boise, the fastest growing city in the U.S., Crist said.
"It's surrounded by sagebrush landscapes that are being taken over by cheatgrass," she said.
Kelly Pohl, a researcher at Headwaters Economics, a research company in Bozeman, Mont., is working with Western communities impacted by wildfires to establish building codes and landscaping regulations to better adapted to fire risk.
"The reason it's a disaster is because we're putting people in those places," she said. "So that was our big question, how can communities be more resilient in the face of wildfires."
Wildfire, Cheatgrass Feedback Loop
Cheatgrass was first brought to the Western U.S. in the late 1890s in hay bales purchased from Asia to feed horse and cattle in the winter. In Asia, they would put in cheatgrass instead of hay.
"That's why they call it cheatgrass," Crist said.
Wildfires used to occur every hundred years on sagebrush rangelands in the pre-European settlement, but ever since the 1990s, fires have occurred every 7 to 15 years, Crist told reporters during a recent presentation at the Institute for Journalism & Natural Resources wildfire workshop in Missoula, Mont.
Maestas calls it a "wildfire and cheatgrass feedback loop." Cheatgrass is an annual grass, meaning in needs to be reseeded each year to grown. But cheatgrass are "prolific seeders," he said, producing up to 1,500 seeds per square foot.
Sagebrush is a perennial shrub that comes back every year. But when sagebrush burns, it has to be reseeded and can take up to 20 to 30 years to regrow, Crist said. Cheatgrass spreads its seeds on burs that can be spread by wildfire and regrows in just one season.
"In the spring, cheatgrass is there to cheat the native vegetation of soil moisture," Maestas said.
Then, if a wildfire catches cheatgrass, it leads to a continuous burn. "Cheatgrass forms a mass of vegetation versus clumps like our native plants, like sagebrush, so it's much easier for fire to burn through that quickly," he said. Cheatgrass also dries out in June and July, which is earlier than native species that stay green until August.
The cheatgrass and wildfire cycles are also threatening the habitats of 350 species across 13 states, most famously the sage grouse, whose burned habitats are threatening to land it on it endangered species list.
"The sage grouse is an iconic species and is an indicative species of the health of this ecosystem," Jolie Pollet, the BLM division chief for fire planning and fuels management in the Boise office. She said she's very concerned about future habitat loss being a "growing and continual problem."
Management of Cheatgrass
The Bureau of Land Management and the Forest Service are using several tactics to manage cheatgrass growth. One of them is by spraying herbicides to prevent cheatgrass seeds from germinating and emerging.
Every herbicide used goes through EPA testing and certification. The herbicides are targeted at the life cycle of the invasive plant and don't affect native species, and they work on applying it strategically, Maestas said.
Additionally, going in and doing post-fire rehabilitation and reseeding native species, like sagebrush and other native perennial grasses is something the federal agencies are doing to prevent regrowth of cheatgrass after fires.
Other solutions include targeted livestock grazing on cheatgrass during certain seasons. During the spring, "it's green and delicious," Maestas said.
"Cheatgrass is a tough nut to crack," said Jeanne Chambers, a research ecologist with the Forest Service in Reno, Nev. "I think that we are providing new tools to better target the work we do."
"We still need more research on the effect on targeted grazing on native ecosystem over time," Chambers added.
Maestas said BLM and the Forest Service are also doing prescribed or planned burns of conifers, like pinyon and juniper, that are encroaching into lower elevations of sagebrush habitats.
Lastly, the agencies are trying to experiment with natural fungus that can kill a large swath of cheatgrass. So far this strategy hasn't worked, but there's a lot of research going into that, Crist said.
In fact, an April 16 cross-federal agency scientific framework provided recommendations for federal, state, and private land owners on managing invasive species and wildfires to help conserve sagebrush. Crist and Chambers contributed to the report.
BLM's Pollet said there are limited successes, "but not really anything widespread enough to get at this issue on that really large scale that we're experiencing."
But Nevada Department of Wildlife's Jenne said he's staying in the cheatgrass battle.
"I have seen more positive results, we've refined our techniques, we've learned lessons, we've improved our successes," he said. "Each year we will progress in this battle. Cheatgrass is a tough competitor, but I think we are gaining ground."
(Updates with full title of Michele Crist in 12th paragraph. Previous version also corrected spelling of Boise in 12th paragraph.)
To contact the reporter on this story: Rebecca Kern in Washington at rkern@bloombergenvironment.com
To contact the editors responsible for this story: Gregory Henderson at ghenderson@bloombergenvironment.com; Pamela Atkins at patkins@bloomberglaw.com; Chuck McCutcheon at cmccutcheon@bloombergenvironment.com
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"PLAY" is a two-page mini documentary that includes a 23-minute original composition written by Dave Grohl in which he plays all seven instruments. The documentary and the song will be released August 10th.
"PLAY" is a two-piece mini documentary directed by Grohl himself along with Mark Monroe, who previously collaborated on Sound City / Sonic Highways, and praises the rewards and challenges of dedicating his life to playing and mastering an instrument. The first part opens with scenes behind the scenes, discussions about the love of playing music and the lifelong relationship with an instrument, as well as a review of the process of recording and filming this unique appearance.
Part two then goes to "PLAY", a 23 minute long instrumental song where Grohl plays all seven instruments live. The whole song was recorded by Grohl himself where he started recording the drums completely from memory without sheet music or any other kind of support, followed by guitar, bass, keyboard and so on. Grohl gave himself the task of making a one-man recording session where he had to start all over again if he did the slightest mistake or if he felt he could do better.
Filmed in black and white by Brandon Trost (The Disaster Artist, This Is The End) with light that match the dramatic peaks and valleys of this epic instrumental song, then clipped "PLAY" together to show seven versions of Dave Grohl playing together. Online there will be an interactive experience that offers the viewer to see the entire documentary in its original form or to focus on a specific instrument and to download the notes. The website will also include a list of organizations where time, money and instruments can be donated, and premises where musicians, young and old, have the opportunity to play live.


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Away Fans Views & Statistical Preview: Peterborough (A)
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Thanks to John Verrall (@JohnVerrall) from Standing On The Glebe for taking part.
How has the summer been for Peterborough?
The summer break was one that was needed. The team looked jaded towards the back end of the last campaign – for much of the calendar year, in-fact, and it was clear that additions were needed to bulk up a relatively small squad.
These additions came in the shape of: Michael Bostwick (Stevenage), Danny Swanson (Dundee), Bobby Olejnik (Torquay), Johnson Clarke-Harris (Coventry), Nathaniel Mendez-Laing (Wolves) and Nathaniel Knight-Percieval (Wrexham). Bobby Olejnik has so far come in and looked impressive: commanding his area and making some excellent saves. But, the two most high-profile signings we made in Bostwick and Swanson are yet to make the desired impact.
What are your expectations for this season?
The expectations for this season remain just to stay in the division. We're the smallest club in the Championship and competing in the second tier of English football is a great achievement for us.
Who should we be looking out for in your side on Saturday?
Paul Taylor, on his day, is our most potent attacking weapon. A really skilled dribbler, he is direct and can frighten the life out of defences. That said, he is often frustrating as when he's not on the top of his game he just appears greedy and out of his depth. This has happened all too regularly recently. Indeed, Darren Ferguson subbed him off at half-time in our most recent game for not making enough effort so there's no guarantee that he'll start.
If you could sign one current Leeds player for Peterborough, who would it be?
Ross McCormack. A proven striker at this level, a player of his quality and ability would be brilliant for us. That said, it's very unlikely to happen! Elsewhere I wouldn't mind Tom Lees as I think he could add a lot to our defence and is still young enough to develop into a top player.
The Championship 2012/13 – 3 teams to go up, 3 to go down?
I think Bolton and Cardiff will go up automatically with Leicester winning the play-offs. Ourselves, Barnsley and Millwall could be in for a struggle.
Finally, what's your prediction for the game?
I can't see anything but a Leeds win if we play anything like we have in our first two fixtures this season. The club have promised that there will be a reaction, but I'm not optimistic. 2-0 Leeds.
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Thanks once again go out to Kick-Off for providing us with the following statistical breakdown of the two sides.
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Іва́н Володи́мирович Лучу́к ( 24 лютого 1965, Львів) — український письменник, паліндромоніст, один із засновників літературних угруповань «Лугосад» та «Геракліт», вчений. Укладач одного з неофіційних варіантів української латинки, який використовує зокрема часопис «Ї». Доктор філологічних наук.

Біографія
Народився 24 лютого 1965 року у Львові у родині письменників Володимира Лучука та Оксани Сенатович.

Має брата — викладача Львівського національного університету імені І. Франка Тараса Лучука.

1971 року розпочав навчання у Львівській середній школі № 28 з поглибленим вивченням німецької мови та музичною спеціалізацією. Закінчив слов'янське відділення філологічного факультету Львівського університету (1986) та аспірантуру московського Інституту слов'янознавства і балканістики (1992).

Після здобуття диплому університету був скерований в обласне управління профтехосвіти, яке відправило його працювати викладачем української літератури у Львівське середнє професійно-технічне училище № 29 (викладав і російську класичну літературу). Наступного року перейшов на роботу до Львівського середнього професійно-технічного училища № 39, де пропрацював три роки поспіль викладачем української літератури.

Кандидат філологічних наук (1994). Закінчив (2011) докторантуру Інституту літератури ім. Т. Шевченка Національної академії наук України, написав докторську дисертацію «Мистецтво поетичне в дискурсі української лірики та письменницької критики». Докторську дисертацію захистив 29 березня 2013 року. Працює в Інституті Івана Франка НАН України.

Член Наукового товариства імені Шевченка у Львові, Міжнародної асоціації україністів, Міжнародної асоціації білорусистів. Співзасновник Асоціації українських письменників, Міжнародної асоціації візуального мовлення, літературних груп «ЛУГОСАД», «Геракліт» (Голінні ентузіасти рака літерального), «ПУП» (Планетарна Управа Паліндромії). Координатор Львівського регіонального відділення АУП (1997—2003). Був Провідником Парнасленду львівської газети «Ратуша» (1990—1995), заступником редактора газети «Діти Марії» (1993—1997), мав авторську шпальту «Інститут літератури» в газеті «Поступ» (2004), був колумністом «Львівської газети» (авторські рубрики: 2006 — «Сумніви сорокалітнього», 2007 — «Літературний jazz», початок 2008 — «Менше з тим»). Мав шпальту «Стелаж Івана Лучука» у львівській газеті «Новий погляд» (2008). Мав шпальту «Бортжурнал Івана Лучука» у львівській газеті «Суботня пошта» (2009).

Автор поетичних збірок «Ритм полюсів» (в кн. «ЛУГОСАД: поетичний ар'єрґард», 1996; в кн. «Лугосад: об'єктивність канону», 2007), «Сонетії» (1996), «Паліндромони» (1997), «Тридцять три сонетії» (1998), «Сто одне щось» (2002), «Трохи білого світу» (2005), «Велес — се лев» (2008), «Нове та давнє» (2009), «Дочка Агасфера» (2011), книжечок для дітей «Грайлива абетка» (2009) і «Пригоди Курдодима та Цурумпала» (2017). Видав літературознавчі книжки «Ніби поезієзнавчі шкіци» (1996), «Трохи поезієзнавства» та «Поезієзнавча кафедра» (1997), «Триєдине поезієзнавство» (1998), «Дикі думи» (2011), «Літературний джаз» (2011), «Цебер амброзії» (2013), роман «Уліссея» (2000), збірки есеїстики «Сумніви сорокалітнього» (2008) і «Зловити дятла» (2015). Укладач альманаху кохання «Королівський ліс — 2» (2002). Упорядник антології української поезії XX століття «Дивоовид» (2007), антології української любовної лірики кінця XIX — початку XXI століття «Літургія кохання» (2008), антологій української поезії для дітей «Зелене Око: 1001 вірш» (2008) і «Зелені очі: 1001 вірш» (2010), антології «Вертоград: Українське поетичне тисячоліття» (2009), антології сербської поезії для дітей у переспівах Оксани Сенатович «Кошеня в кишені» (2010), антологій «Ars poetica: Українська лірика про мистецтво поетичне» (2012) і «Мистецтво поетичне: Хрестоматія української літературної критики й есеїстики про поезію» (2012).

Співупорядник антології серболужицької поезії для дітей у переспівах Володимира Лучука «Ластівка з Лужиці» (спільно з Тарасом Лучуком) (2010), антології української еротичної поезії «Біла книга кохання» (спільно з Вікторією Стах) (2008), антології української паліндромії «У сузір'ї Рака» (спільно з Миколою Мірошниченком) (2011). Видав книгу-пастиш «Історія світової поезії» (2010), підготував збірник есеїв, прози та драматургії у власних інтерпретаціях «Фрагменти балканської мозаїки», книгу перекладів, версій, переспівів і варіацій «Позичена дримба».

Одружився 11 жовтня 1998 року, розлучився 17 жовтня 2014 року. Батько шести дітей: Оксана-Марта, Олена-Софія, Зенон-Роман, Олеся-Анна, Лук'ян-Ярослав, Орися-Соломія.

Творчість
Поет, прозаїк, перекладач, літературознавець, редактор.

Бібліографія виданих творів

Поезія
 Лучук І. Ритм полюсів // ЛУГОСАД: поетичний ар'єргард. — Львів: ВФ «Афіша», 1996. — С. 3—49.
 Лучук І. Сонетії. — Львів: ФІРА-люкс, 1996. — 64 с. — (Серія «Об'явлення Івана Богослова». Кн. 1).
 Лучук І. Паліндромони. — Львів: Астрон, 1997. — 40 с. — (Серія «Словесність». Вип. 1).
 Лучук І. Тридцять три сонетії. — Львів: Астрон, 1998. — 44 с. — (Серія «Словесність». Вип. 2).
 Лучук І. Сто одне щось: Вірші, сонетії, паліндромони. — Львів: ЛА «Піраміда», 2002. — 116 с.
 Лучук І. Трохи білого світу (поетичний калейдоскоп): Збірка поезій. — К.: Факт, 2005. — 168 с. — (Серія «Зона Овідія»).
 Лучук І. Ритм полюсів // Лугосад. Об'єктивність канону. — Львів: ЛА «Піраміда», 2007. — С. 3—62.
 Лучук І. Велес — се лев: Паліндромони. — Тернопіль: Навчальна книга — Богдан, 2008. — 44 с.
 Лучук І. Нове та давнє: Вірші, помисли, варіації. — Львів: Літопис, 2009. — 116 с.
 Лучук І. Дочка Агасфера: Поезія. — Тернопіль: Богдан, 2011. — 208 с.
 Лучук І. Окрушини інтертексту. — Львів: Проман, 2018. — 58 с.
 Лучук І. Змудрілий у дурості вар'ят: Антитоксичні вірші. — Львів: Проман, 2018. — 58 с.

Проза
 «Уліссея». — роман у новелах // Серія «Сучасна проза». — Львів: Класика, 2000. — 136 с.

Літературознавство, есеїстика
 Лучук І. Ніби поезієзнавчі шкіци. — Львів: ДНТ, 1996. — 32 с. — (Серія «Літературознавчі студії». Вип. 1).
 Лучук І. Трохи поезієзнавства: П'ять етюдів. — Львів: Астрон, 1997. — 32 с. — (Серія «Літературознавчі студії». Вип. 2).
 Лучук І. Поезієзнавча кафедра: Лекційні начерки. — Львів: Астрон, 1997. — 32 с. — (Серія «Літературознавчі студії». Вип. 3).
 Лучук І. Триєдине поезієзнавство. — Львів: Астрон, 1998. — 108 с. — (Серія «Літературознавчі студії». Вип. 4).
 Лучук І. Сумніви сорокалітнього. — Тернопіль: Богдан, 2008. — 208 с. — (Серія «Літературна критика й есеїстика». Вип. 2).
 Лучук І. Історія світової поезії. — Тернопіль: Богдан, 2010. — 672 с. — (Серія «Дивоовид»).
 Лучук І. Дикі думи. — Тернопіль: Богдан, 2011. — 816 с. — (Серія «ЛУГОСАД»).
 Лучук І. Літературний джаз. — Тернопіль: Богдан, 2011. — 336 с. — (Серія «ЛУГОСАД»).
 Лучук І. Мистецтво поетичне в дискурсі української лірики та письменницької критики: Монографія. — Львів; Київ, 2012. — 444 с. — (Серія «Літературознавчі студії». Вип. 18).
 Лучук І. Цебер амброзії: Письменницька критика (вибрані рецензії 2002—2012). — Луцьк: Твердиня, 2013. — 272 с. — (Серія «Літературний ексклюзив»).
 Лучук І. Зловити дятла: Вибрана есеїстика та письменницька критика. — Львів, 2015. — 320 с. — (Серія «Літературна критика й есеїстика»; вип. 5).
 Лучук І. Антропос і бібліон: Есеї розмаїті. — Тернопіль: Навчальна книга — Богдан, 2019. — 304 с.

Для дітей
 Лучук І. Грайлива абетка. — К.: Грані-Т, 2009. — 72 с.
 Лучук І. Пригоди Курдодима та Цурумпала: Оповідання для дітей. — Львів: Проман, 2017. — 28 с.

Драматургія
 Лучук І. Ласкаво просимо на Кульпарків: Трагікомедія-антисуржик із елементами репу. — Львів: Проман, 2020. — 56 с.

Переклади
 Павічевич Міла. Дівчина з льоду й інші казки: Оповідання / Павічевич М.; пер. з хорватської І. Лучука; іл. М. Дмітруха. — Тернопіль: Навчальна книга — Богдан, 2020. — 64 с.
 Герцеґ М. Початкові координати / Моніка Герцеґ; Переклав [з хорватської] Іван Лучук. – Тернопіль: Видавництво «Крок», 2021. – 80 с.

Упорядкування
 Королівський ліс. Кн. 2: Альманах кохання / Упорядник — Іван Лучук. — Львів: ЛА «Піраміда», 2002. — 376 с.
 Дивоовид: Антологія української поезії XX століття / Упорядкування, передмова, довідки про авторів І. Лучука. — Тернопіль: Навчальна книга — Богдан, 2007. — 784 с.
 Біла книга кохання: Антологія української еротичної поезії / Упорядкування І. Лучука та В. Стах; Передмова І. Лучука; Післямова В. Стах. — Тернопіль: Навчальна книга — Богдан, 2008. — 288 с.
 Зелене Око. 1001 вірш: Антологія української поезії для дітей / Упорядкування, передмова, довідки про авторів І. Лучука. — Тернопіль: Навчальна книга — Богдан, 2008. — 656 с.
 Літургія кохання: Антологія української любовної лірики кінця XIX — початку XXI століття / Упорядкування (на основі антології «Оріон золотий» в упорядкуванні В. Лучука), передмова, довідки про авторів І. Лучука. — Тернопіль: Навчальна книга — Богдан, 2008. — 728 с.
 Вертоград. Українське поетичне тисячоліття: Антологія / Упорядкування, передмова, довідки про авторів І. Лучука. — Тернопіль: Навчальна книга — Богдан, 2009. — 928 с.
 Зелені очі. 1001 вірш: Інша антологія української поезії для дітей / Упоряд., передм., довідки про авт. І. Лучука. — Тернопіль: Навчальна книга — Богдан, 2010. — 584 с.
 Кошеня в кишені: Антологія сербської поезії для дітей у переспівах Оксани Сенатович / Упоряд., передм. І. Лучука. — Тернопіль: Навчальна книга — Богдан, 2010. — 176 с.
 Ластівка з Лужиці: Антологія серболужицької поезії для дітей у переспівах Володимира Лучука / Упоряд. І. Лучука, Т. Лучука; передм. Т. Лучука; післям. І. Лучука. — Тернопіль: Навчальна книга — Богдан, 2010. — 176 с.
 У сузір'ї Рака: Антологія української паліндромії / Упоряд. М. Мірошниченка, І. Лучука;передм. І. Лучука, післям. М. Мірошниченка. — Тернопіль: Навчальна книга — Богдан, 2011. — 432 с.
 Ars poetica. Українська лірика про мистецтво поетичне: Антологія / Упорядкув., передм., довідки про авт. І. Лучука; Сектор поезієзнавства Інституту Івана Франка НАН України. — Тернопіль: Навчальна книга — Богдан, 2012. — 688 с.
 Мистецтво поетичне: Хрестоматія української літературної критики й есеїстики про поезію / Упорядкув., передм. І. Лучука; Сектор поезієзнавства Інституту Івана Франка НАН України. — Тернопіль: Навчальна книга — Богдан, 2012. — 1232 с.

Нагороди і відзнаки
 2012 — Літературна премія імені Романа Федоріва за найкращі критичні публікації в журналі «Дзвін» 2012 року.
 2013 — Грамота Західного наукового центру НАН України та МОН України «за вагомий внесок у розвиток науки і освіти».
 2013 — Львівська обласна премія в галузі культури, літератури, мистецтва, журналістики та архітектури:Премія імени Михайла Возняка в номінації «Літературознавство, сучасна літературна критика та переклади» — за наукову монографію «Мистецтво поетичне в дискурсі української лірики та письменницької критики», літературно-критичні й есеїстичні збірки «Літературний джаз» та «Дикі думи», антології в упорядкуванні Івана Лучука «Ars poetica. Українська лірика про мистецтво поетичне», «Мистецтво поетичне: хрестоматія української літературної критики й есеїстики про поезію».
 2014 — Грамота Департаменту освіти і науки Львівської облдержадміністрації «за вагомі досягнення у науковій і науково-організаційній роботі».
 2015 — Літературна премія в галузі критики імені О. І. Білецького.

Примітки

Джерела
 Н. Л. Федорак Лучук Іван Володимирович  // ЕСУ

Посилання

 Іван Лучук: Література повинна бути розбещеною
 Іван Лучук. Наварія
 Іван Лучук «Грайлива абетка»
 Іван Лучук. Укладаю антології так, щоб у них було чути мої пальці
 Іван Лучук. Щоб писати — потрібно читати
 Іван Лучук. Видання «Богдан» (Тернопіль)
 Іван Лучук. Публікації в газеті «Суботня Пошта»
 Іван Лучук. Від Угариту до вагантів
 Іван Лучук. Only for you; Пісень пісня
 Іван Лучук. Епос і нині сопе; Її
 Іван Лучук: Еротика і сумніви
 ЛУГОСАД — 25
 Іван Лучук: Я ніколи не казав, що є тільки поетом
 Лугосад-25, запис у «Кабінеті»
 Іван Лучук. Історія письма
 Іван Лучук. Абраксас і богомили
 Іван Лучук. Poeta doctus
 Іван Лучук. Мистецтво поетичне
 Іван Лучук. Думки про походження поезії
 Іван Лучук. Лірика про поезію
 Іван Лучук. Нобеліанти
 Іван Лучук. Від Рудченка до Фітільова
 Іван Лучук. Книжна мудрість
 Іван Лучук. Із «Книжечки уламків»
 Іван Лучук. Дикі думи
 Іван Лучук. Літературний джаз
 Іван Лучук. Дочка Агасфера
 Іван Лучук. Про львівських гіпі

Українські письменники
Українські поети
Українські перекладачі
Українські літературознавці
Українські паліндромісти
Уродженці Львова
Випускники Львівського університету
Поети за алфавітом
Науковці Інституту Івана Франка
Українська латинка


Velocity能为我们做什么?What can Velocity do for me?
高级特性Advanced Issues: Escaping and !
Send me #set($foo = ["$10 and","a cake"])#foreach($a in $foo)$a #end please.
Can I user a directive or another VM as an argument to a VM?
can I register velocimacros via #parse()?


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Great Chamber of Thrór
Location Near the Front Gate of Erebor
Type Hall
Description The hall of feasting and council
Inhabitants Dwarves, Smaug
Events Sack of Erebor
The Great Chamber of Thrór was the hall of feasting and council in the mountain-realm of Erebor.[1] When Thorin and Company (including Bilbo Baggins) came upon the chamber in T.A. 2941[2] its great doors were half burnt and hanging twisted upon their hinges. The floor of the room was filled with rotting tables, overturned chairs and benches, flagons, bowls, broken drinking horns, skulls, and bones, all covered with dust. Far above came a glimmer of light from unseen openings. The light grew brighter at the further end where the company found the birth-place of the River Running, which was but a short distance from the entrance to the Mountain.[1]
The Great Chamber was probably named after Thrór after he became king in T.A. 2589.[2] Its ruined state testifies that it was one of the scenes of destruction during the Sack of Erebor in T.A. 2770.[2]
↑ 1.0 1.1 J.R.R. Tolkien, The Hobbit, "Not at Home"
↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 J.R.R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings, Appendix B, "The Third Age"
Retrieved from "http://www.tolkiengateway.net/wiki/Great_Chamber_of_Thr%C3%B3r"
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ФК Динамо је назив неколико фудбалских клубова:
 ФК Динамо Москва
 ФК Динамо Кијев
 ФК Динамо Врање
 ФК Динамо Букурешт
 ФК Динамо Минск
 ФК Динамо Тбилиси
 ФК Динамо Тирана
 ФК Динамо Рига
 ФК Динамо Берлин
 ФК Динамо Брест
 ФК Динамо Батуми
 ФК Динамо Бендер
 ФК Динамо Панчево
 ФК Динамо Скопље
 ФК Динамо Луганск
 ФК Динамо Јереван
 ФК Динамо Дрезден
 ФК Динамо Чешке Буђојевице
 ФК Динамо Санкт Петербург
 ФК Динамо Ствропол
 ФК Динамо Махачкала
 ФК Динамо Брјанск
 ФК Динамо Барнаул
 ФК Динамо Душамбе
 ФК Динамо Сонта
 ФК Динамо Бачки Брег
или:
 НК Динамо Винковци – бивши назив за ХНК Цибалија Винковци
или:
 ГНК Динамо Загреб


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Screening Settings VS. Diagnostic Settings
Kees Jansen, MD, Hajo Wildschut, MD
OBGYN.net Conference CoverageFrom the ESHRE 2001 Conference - Lausanne, Switzerland
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Dr. Kees Jansen: "At present we are at the European Society meeting in Lausanne in 2001. We have just heard a very interesting lecture by Dr. Hajo Wildschut who is sitting next to me, and my name is Kees Jansen. This lecture was such that I would like to interview him on some of the important messages he had to convey. Now, Dr. Wildschut, could you tell me something about, for instance, the difference between prenatal diagnosis and screening?"
Dr. Hajo Wildschut: "Yes, thank you very much. Indeed, I think with the influx of all new medical technologies there is a tendency to use diagnostic tests in screening settings, and I try to make a point that you should carefully interpret your test results in a screening setting because they're not necessarily the same as in a diagnostic setting. This sounds fairly complicated but to cut it short, when you have a positive test result in a screening setting that doesn't mean that you have the disease since the likelihood that in a screening setting the woman has the disease is very low, and I'm talking about, for example, infectious diseases like chlamydia. You should really do a diagnostic evaluation of positive screening tests - an office positive test results - in a screening setting to rule out or to confirm disease. That's very different from when a patient comes in to your office with symptoms or signs of, for instance, infectious disease because when the test is positive for chlamydia then the likelihood that you will indeed have chlamydia is very high. So one of my thesis during this lecture was that you really have to know the pre-test probability of the disease prior to testing - so are you looking at someone who's coming from a screening setting or someone from a diagnostic setting like your own clinic."
Dr. Kees Jansen: "I think that's a very important message because the outcome is determined by the patient population that you're looking at. Now one of the other things that struck me in your lecture is that, let's say, the sensitivity and specificity of the test, the value of it, and the number of false-positive and false-negatives is very much dependent on the incidence of the disease itself in the population you have. Would you comment on that for me?"
Dr. Hajo Wildschut: "That's very right, you have a fairly good test and using that in a diagnostic setting then, indeed, the likelihood that you have the disease is high. However, using the same test with the same sensitivity and the same specificity in a screening setting then the likelihood that you have the disease is low. I think many people don't realize that and that's the point I try to make assuming that the sensitivity and the specificity of these tests are similar in each setting. However, quite often in screening settings the sensitivity and specificity are even worse so you should be very, very careful with the interpretation of test results from screening settings. People might say - why don't you use a better test that tests up to 99% sensitivity and 99% specificity and those tests are indeed available in diagnostic settings, however, these tests are quite expensive and when you go to asymptomatic women you have a very large population because most of the population doesn't have any symptoms. The disease prevalence and the ones you see is a smaller number so what happens if you use those expensive tests for screening purposes then the costs per case detected goes up substantially, and I think that's also a very important message."
Dr. Kees Jansen: "So basically it all boils down to the amount of money we as a society would be willing to spend on a test and the other thing, of course, is the percentage of unrest that you may create if you cut costs. If you have a cheaper test, a number of patients will be alarmed by a false-positive test, which is very much independent on the sensitivity of the tests as such. Are there some other remarks you wanted to talk about?"
Dr. Hajo Wildschut: "I think you're right. I didn't talk about that during my lecture, but you have to follow the WHO criteria of Wilson and Jungner. One of the first points they make in order to provide money for tests like this is the importance of the health problem, and when is a health problem important? I think that depends on two things. One is it's important when you have a severe disease which affects the health of the particular person and, secondly, it's important when it's highly prevalent. We often talk here at these settings about rare diseases so, indeed, the Wilson and Jungner criteria for importance are fairly subjective. I think we have to discuss in the community and assign money to those health outcomes which we consider as important not only in terms of severity of the disease outcome but also in terms of the likelihood of the disease occurring."
Dr. Kees Jansen: "Thank you very much."
Dr. Hajo Wildschut: "You're welcome."
Dr. Wildschut's presentation is available for reading.


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Home >> News: March 4th, 2019 >> Story
Indian Satellites Can Map 87 Percent Land Area of Pakistan
The Indian Air Force is happy with ISRO. An Air Marshal commanding a top facility said last week: "Do we need more satellites? Yes. But nearly 70 percent of our demand has already been met and we are on track."
That India's space capabilities allow its armed forces to be more effective in planning is no secret. But here's the extent of India's reach: Information accessed from the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) shows satellites keep a watch over Pakistan and provide high definition mapping of 87 percent of its land area, providing vital inputs to the armed forces' operations like the Balakot airstrikes.
Indian satellites are able to map terrains across 7.7 lakh sqkm of Pakistan's total 8.8 lakh sqkm of land area, giving Indian commanders access to high resolution images of 0.65 meter.
India has similar capabilities for other neighboring nations — satellites can map about 5.5 million sqkm of land spread across 14 countries — but details about China were not immediately available. "This coverage is just from the CARTOSAT satellites. There are services that ISRO provides on which we can't comment," a source said.
On January 17, junior space minister Jitendra Singh said India can peep into Pakistan homes and it appears he wasn't joking. "India's integrated border management system allows India to look into verandas and rooms of houses in Pakistan," he had said.
Among the major satellites that have helped the armed forces are the series of CARTOSAT satellites, GSAT-7 and GSAT-7A, Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System (IRNSS) constellation, the MICROSAT, RISAT and the most recently, HysIS. If one counts individual spacecraft, then more than 10 operational satellites are of use to the military.
As reported by TOI first, the first major use of the CARTOSAT satellites had aided India's surgical strikes across the LOC in September 2016. CARTOSAT provides 'area of interest' (AOI) images based on specific requests. According to the National Remote Sensing Centre in Hyderabad, AOI products are of two types — standard and precision-based Ortho (where images taken from space are corrected to have a uniform scale) — both of which are useful for the forces. Ortho rectified products are corrected for terrain distortions and camera tilt effects.
While the first CARTOSAT was launched in 2005, CARTOSAT-2A launched in 2007 was the first dual-use satellite with capabilities of monitoring missile launches in India's neighborhood. CARTOSAT-2C, launched in June 2016, can record videos of sensitive targets, compress them, and relay to Earth. The next in the series, CARTOSAT-2E, was launched in June 2017. ISRO launched a bevy of other satellites for military use in 2018 too.
By Chethan Kumar, Times of India
Graphics: U Tejonmayam


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On November 20 the State Auditor issued an extensive audit report that reveals Superintendent Ross' attempt to cover up mischief in his charter school office. A November 21 Columbus Dispatch article and November 26 editorial provide details.
The Dispatch article claims: "Auditor Dave Yost's office used a special audit to dig into the claim that David Hansen, the department's school-choice director, improperly manipulated charter-school sponsor evaluations to improve Ohio's chances at the federal money.
The same state superintendent, at the behest of Governor Kasich, along with a half-dozen unelected people in the Mahoning Valley, cobbled together the 131st General Assembly's infamous HB 70 (Youngstown Plan) totally out of public view. The Plan was presented to the legislature and became law within a 24-hour period with no public input.