Too powerful not to read. A little boy went to his old grandpa and asked, "What's the value of life?" The grandpa gave him one stone and said, "Find out the value of this stone, but don't sell it."
The boy took the stone to an Orange Seller and asked him what its cost would be. The Orange Seller saw the shiny stone and said, "You can take 12 oranges and give me the stone." The boy apologized and said that the grandpa has asked him not to sell it. He went ahead and found a vegetable seller. "What could be the value of this stone?" he asked the vegetable seller.
The seller saw the shiny stone and said, "Take one sack of potatoes and give me the stone." The boy again apologized and said he can't sell it. Further ahead, he went into a jewelery shop and asked the value of the stone.
The jeweler saw the stone under a lens and said, "I'll give you 50 million for this stone." When the boy shook his head, the jeweler said, "Alright,alright, take 2 gold necklace, but give me the stone." The boy explained that he can't sell the stone. Further ahead, the boy saw a precious stone's shop and asked the seller the value of this stone.
did you bring this priceless ruby from?" he asked. "Even if I sell the whole world, and my life, I won't be able to purchase this priceless stone.
Stunned and confused, the boy returned to the grandpa and told him what had happened. "Now tell me what is the value of life, grandpa?" Grandpa said, "The answers you got from the Orange Seller, the Vegetable Seller, the Jeweler & the Precious Stone's Seller explain the value of our life... You may be a precious stone, even priceless, but people will value you based on their financial status, their level of information, their belief in you, their motive behind entertaining you,their ambition, and their risk taking ability. But don't fear, you will surely find someone who will discern your true value."


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Uniglo (GLO) Making Waves Within Curve (CRV) And Chainlink (LINK) Communities After Huge Move Upwards
Uniglo (GLO), the little-known altcoin, has been making big waves in the crypto world after a substantial recent price surge. The unassuming coin has now gained the attention of the Curve (CRV) and Chainlink (LINK) communities, two of the largest and most influential groups in the crypto space. While it remains unsure if Uniglo can continue this impressive run, the coin has definitely made a splash in the crypto sphere and is one to watch out for in the coming months.
What Is Uniglo (GLO)?
Uniglo (GLO) has plenty to offer investors and consumers and is rapidly growing in popularity. Numerous indicators point to Uniglo's immense potential, but the team's dedication to openness and a documented, well-thought-out strategy holds the key.
Uniglo, unlike many other projects in the same field, does not seek to imitate others. Instead, the team has built a unique method for using blockchain-based technologies that provides them a competitive edge.
The tokenomics approach of Uniglo is advantageous for both short-term and long-term investors. The team has developed a buyback and burn plan to limit token supply and raise token demand. Consequently, the token's price should rise in the future.
Investors with a long-term horizon are gaining interest in the GLO token as a result of its tremendous, steady profit potential. As a consequence of the development team's most recent Know Your Customer verification and Audit pass, Uniglo's usage is rising rapidly, even during its pre-sale phase.
GLO has already surpassed its initial pricing, selling for $0.0135 per share. 35% increase in the first two months of existence demonstrates the project's potential, and the industry as a whole has great expectations for it.
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Curve (CRV) is regarded as one of the most popular automated market maker (AMM) platforms in the cryptocurrency space due to the highly efficient manner in which it enables users to exchange tokens while maintaining low fees and low slippage due to the fact that it only supports liquidity pools comprised of similarly behaving assets.
However, since the beginning of 2022, Curve has seen fluctuations. Despite the token's mostly positive nature, it was very volatile and susceptible to market changes.
To function, blockchain-based apps and smart contracts need accurate and current data. Chainlink, powered by its native crypto asset LINK, functions as a bridge to integrate reliable data from outside the blockchain, such as widely-used interest rates, into smart contracts written on the blockchain.
Chainlink price analysis for September 2022 suggests that the market is exhibiting a partial bearish trend and accumulating enormous negative momentum, indicating a market decrease for LINK.
Curve and Chainlink may have a bright future, but forthcoming bears will continue to leave their performances with scars because none of them are designed to withstand the volatility.
This may be the primary impetus for Curve and Chainlink communities to adopt Uniglo. The native token of a newly introduced Ethereum-based token is supported by a unique combination of digital and physical assets, and ultra-burn is used to make the token scarcer.
The combination of a hyper deflationary model and a backing mechanism makes Uniglo a reliable solution for profit growth. This has already been shown by Uniglo's phenomenal presale success — a 35 percent price rise in a very short period of time.
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Goodwater Girls Legacy
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CargileⓅ/ RootⓅ
AthertonⓎ/ PurdyⓄ
AthertonⓎ/ CodnerⓎ
PurdyⓄ/ ClarkⓄ
ClarkⓄ/ TiltonⓄ
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Goodwater1Ⓘ/ Goodwater2Ⓑ
Goodwater1Ⓘ/ CooleyⒾ
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Name FIX, Delbert Lavern [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16]
Suffix ???r
Born 14 Dec 1894 Houghton, Allegany Co, New York, USA [1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16]
Civil Wyoming, USA [3]
FamilySearch ID LC8T-BDH [17]
Military Allegiance United States of America
Military Branch Navy
Military Conflict WWI
Residence 1900 Ennis Ward 2, Ellis Co, Texas, USA [1]
Military Enlistment 23 Mar 1918
_MILT 23 Mar 1918 [13]
Enlistment Sailor in WWI
Military Discharge 18 Feb 1919
Military Enlistment Status Discharged
Navy Discharged 18 Feb 1919 [13]
Verification and Validation In-Progress
Reference Number 955
Residence Butte Co, California, USA [12]
Residence King [7]
Residence 1920 Quapaw, Ottawa Co, Oklahoma, USA [10]
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Residence 1930 Election District 12, Lincoln Co, Wyoming, USA [2]
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Residence 1935 Rock Springs, Sweetwater Co, Wyoming, USA [5]
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Residence 1942 Seattle, King Co, Washington, USA [14]
Residence 1943 Seattle, King Co, Washington, USA [9]
Died 30 Apr 1983 Seattle, King Co, Washington, USA [3, 7, 11, 13]
Age at Death: 88
Buried SeaTac, King County, Washington, USA [11]
Person ID I955 Goodwater-Fix
Father FIX, John Albert ??r, b. 7 Sep 1856, Bartholomew, Indiana, USA , d. 15 Sep 1896, Hartsville, Bartholomew Co, Indiana, USA (Age 40 years)
Mother GALBRAITH, Jennie Melissa ??r, b. 17 Nov 1862, Indiana, USA , d. 11 Oct 1913 (Age 50 years)
Married 26 Dec 1886 Hartsville, Indiana, United States [18, 19]
Indiana, Marriages, 1810-2001
Family 1 CARGILE, Eulah Mae ?????p, b. 13 Feb 1904, Missouri, USA , d. 16 Mar 1978, Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA (Age 74 years)
Married 12 Jan 1916 Meeker, Rio Blanco, Colorado, USA [16]
Divorced Abt 1921
1. FIX, Lola Mae ??, b. 16 Aug 1917, Sterling City, California, USA , d. 23 Jan 1974, Denver, Colorado (Age 56 years) [natural]
2. FIX, Robert Theodore Leroy ??, b. 5 Apr 1921, McGregor, Routt Co, Colorado, USA , d. 25 May 2012, Edmonds, Snohomish Co, Washington, USA (Age 91 years) [natural]
3. FIX, Harold Lavern ??r????p, b. 14 Sep 1918, Miami, Oklahoma, USA , d. 30 Aug 2014, El Cajon, San Diego Co, California, USA (Age 95 years) [natural]
Colorado, County Marriages and State Indexes, 1862-2006
Family 2 LIPTON, Clara Mae, b. 30 Sep 1894, Havanna, North Dakota, USA , d. 13 Jul 1986, Olympia, Thurston Co, Washington, USA (Age 91 years)
Married 21 Mar 1942 King Co, Washington, USA [4]
Washington, Marriage Records, 1865-2004
Family 3 BROWN, Alice, d. Unknown
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U.S. City Directories, 1821-1989
U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
U.S., World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942
[S237] 1900 United States Federal Census, Ancestry.com, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations Inc; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2004;), Year: 1900; Census Place: Ennis Ward 2, Ellis, Texas; Roll: 1630; Page: 12B; Enumeration District: 0024; FHL microfilm: 1241630.
[S252] 1930 United States Federal Census, Ancestry.com, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations Inc; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2002;), Year: 1930; Census Place: Election District 12, Lincoln, Wyoming; Roll: 2623; Page: 1A; Enumeration District: 12; Image: 835.0; FHL microfilm: 2342357.
[S266] U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014, Ancestry.com, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations Inc; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2011;), Number: 520-14-0945; Issue State: Wyoming; Issue Date: Before 1951.
[S415] Washington, Marriage Records, 1854-2013, Ancestry.com, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2012;).
[S256] 1940 United States Federal Census, Ancestry.com, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2012;), Year: 1940; Census Place: Rock Springs, Sweetwater, Wyoming; Roll: T627_4576; Page: 63B; Enumeration District: 19-6.
[S262] U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007, Ancestry.com, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2015;).
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[S418] Web: Western States Marriage Index, 1809-2011, Ancestry.com, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2011;).
[S323] U.S. City Directories, 1822-1995, Ancestry.com, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2011;).
[S255] 1920 United States Federal Census, Ancestry.com, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2010;), Year: 1920; Census Place: Quapaw, Ottawa, Oklahoma; Roll: T625_1481; Page: 20A; Enumeration District: 124; Image: 234.
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[S13] Ancestry Family Trees, (Name: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members.;), Ancestry Family Tree.
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Gary Ballman
Gary Ballman, 1969 Topps #41
The story of Gary Ballman weaves kick returns, telephones and assassinations.
Receiver Gary Ballman had a fine early career with the Pittsburgh Steelers, making the Pro Bowl twice, before spending 5 years as a serviceable ball-catcher and kick returner with the Eagles. His final season was a sendoff split between the Giants and Vikings. After the end of his playing career, Ballman worked for the NFL Players Association until 1979.
Ballman, a Michigan State alumnus, had his finest game in his rookie year. On Nov. 17, 1963, he caught a 67 yard touchdown pass and returned a kickoff for either 92 or 93 yards — that depends on the source — for another touchdown in a 34-28 win over the Redskins.
His heroic performance for the Pittsburgh Steelers that Sunday was surely the talk of the town the next day; on Monday, November 18, 1963, AT&T introduced the first push-button phone to the public (the Western 1500, which had 10 buttons and did not include * or # keys) in Carnegie and Greensburgh — both towns in the Pittsburgh metro area.
The following week saw a dismal showing from Ballman, as he caught 1 ball for 14 yards and rushed 4 times for 17 yards in a 17-17 tie with the Bears.
Few likely noticed, though. At 11am that day, Jack Ruby shot and killed Lee Harvey Oswald on live television just 2 days after the November 22 assassination of President Kennedy.


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Bill Cosby, NBC and TV corporations sued in sexual abuse lawsuit
Posted on December 7, 2022 by mineshparikh
Bill Cosby is dealing with extra authorized turmoil for alleged sexual assault, greater than a yr after he was free of jail in 2021.
In a lawsuit filed Monday in New York state courtroom, 5 girls — together with "Cosby Show" actors Lili Bernard and Eden Tirl — claimed they have been "sexually abused or assaulted" by the previous tv star, the Related Press reported Tuesday. Bernard, Tirl and Cindra Ladd, who beforehand spoke out about Cosby's alleged conduct, are suing the actor alongside further plaintiffs Jewel Gittens and Jennifer Thompson underneath New York's one-year window for adults to file sexual abuse complaints.
The swimsuit (by way of the Hill) additionally claims NBC and tv corporations Kaufman Astoria Studios and Carsey-Werner Tv are "culpable and liable" for Cosby's alleged sexual assault. "The Cosby Show" was filmed at Kaufman Astoria Studios, produced by Carsey-Werner; it aired on NBC from 1984 to 1992.
In a press release to The Occasions on Tuesday, Cosby's consultant, Andrew Wyatt, referred to as the newest lawsuit "frivolous."
"These alleged accusers were once represented by [Attorney Gloria Allred] and were a part of parade of accusers back in 2014 through 2016. As we have always stated, and now America can see, this isn't about justice for victims of alleged sexual assault, it's ALL ABOUT MONEY," Wyatt stated in an e mail assertion.
"We believe that the courts, as well as the court of public opinion, will follow the rules of law and relieve Mr. Cosby of these alleged accusations. Mr. Cosby continues to vehemently deny all allegation waged against him and looks forward to defending himself in court."
Representatives from NBC and Carsey-Werner didn't instantly reply to The Occasions' request for touch upon Tuesday. Kaufman Astoria Studios couldn't be reached for remark.
The 34-page lawsuit particulars a number of, separate situations of alleged rape and drugging by Cosby all through the Nineteen Sixties and into the '90s. Several of the defendants alleged that Cosby, 85, had placed an "intoxicant" in their beverages and raped them. The allegations were in line with those by women who had previously spoken out against Cosby.
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Tulley's Escape Rooms, Spellcraft. ROOM NUMBER 500!
Location: Crawley
Team: Amy, Ian, Gord & Liz
So, it has come to this! Out 500th escape game, not including online games of course! I'm a purist at heart! Quite an acheivement don't you think? We teamed up with the wonderful Gord and Liz from Review The Room, who were also celebrating their 300th escape room, so with a combined total of a lot of rooms, there was only one place to go to that would make this an epic celebration…. Tulley's!
"The SpellCraft twins, Evilinda & Spellinda, two witches, two paths, two shops, two worlds, two journeys, their two magical worlds collide, and you find yourself in the middle of their story.
SpellCraft will take you on a magical adventure, you'll need to work together, but in the end there's always a battle, will you escape and who will win?"
Spellcraft, as we had come to expect from Tulley's was decorated to the highest standard, with intricate detail and full 360º immersion. There wasn't an inch that wasn't decorated to perfection. Each space was whimsical, magical and thoroghly charming. Whist not as huge as Nethercott Manor, or Dodge City… the use of space was ingenious and the method of travelling between them was a lot of fun! The spaces were plenty big enough for our team of 4, and I can imagine they would be big enough for 6, there are some points that would be a bit snuggly but they don't last long.
The sense of discovery throughout was wonderous, and at times the magical worlds we entered were not what we expected at all!
Lighting was good throughout and we never had a problem.
A super jam-packed game with puzzles that cover every aspect, observation, team work, competition, physical, mental, logic, word, aural, touch, skill, maths.. there wasn't a stone left unturned in puzzle design!
All the puzzles were on theme, and worked well into the story of the room.
The logic behind the puzzles was sound, with lovely ah-ha moments that we all had indivually, and collectivly throughout the game.
The game does cleverly pit you and your team both against each other and with each other, this is done skilfully, how exactly it's done… my lips are sealed!
The signposting was subtle, not too on the nose, yet put in place to gently steer but not overwhelm the game.
Flow was fast paced, yet smooth and we were kepy busy and moving whilst discovering the story of Spellcraft.
Another great game in the Tulley's roster, magical with both dark and light elements and a great set of interesting puzzles.
Clues were delivered via voice over.
Our Game host was Becky. She was polite and professional.
Yes, with around 10 minutes left.
Website: https://www.tulleysescape.com/
Off Peak/Peak
2 Players £64/72
3 Players £90/102
4 Players £112/128
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Connections are missed and made in Jonathan Dove's Flight – a giddy airport fantasy of what might be and what never was. Not yet 20 years old, this contemporary score is quite a departure from Opera Holland Park's staple fare of well-aged verismo and bloodily rare Italian drama, but in a glossy new production by Stephen Barlow it pulses with all the same urgency and human interest – and not a suicide/secret pregnancy/long-lost parent in sight.
Driven by propulsive motor rhythms and percussion ticks, Dove's score has the same slick statelessness as Andrew Riley's designs. Here a bit of Copland (alright, a lot of Copland), there some Ravel, a bit of bel canto funny business and a handful of Mozartian ensembles, and you've got music that has no right to sound as idiomatic and coherent as it does. The opera's unity of place – confined within the airport terminal – helps anchor its more diffuse elements, and Opera Holland Park's broad stage space comes into its own for a piece that keeps so many of its cast on stage for so much of the evening.
The conceit is simple: trapped in the airport by an electrical storm, a disparate group of travellers (warring couple hoping to rekindle their love, a single lady of a certain age hoping to meet her much younger lover, a diplomat and his wife) find themselves thrown together with a refugee, kept there by his lack of papers, two over-sexed flight attendants and the glacial airport Controller, watching over all from her panoptic glass tower.
Though a little too gleefully glib at times, April de Angelis's libretto pulls off a trick few contemporary operas achieve. What sets out as a sunny social comedy (genuinely funny, for once) morphs in the opera's closing moments into something altogether more tender and expansive – a shift all the more potent for Dove's lyrical restraint up until this point. Unbending briefly for an exquisite aria for the Minskwoman (sung with such simple intensity by Victoria Simmonds), Dove otherwise keeps his melodic cards close to his chest, preferring to drive his action with deft ensembles and breathtakingly intricate layered writing that sees stories and vocal lines weave in and out of one another more neatly than the crowds in any departure lounge I've ever seen.
Archetypes become a loveable (and laughable) group of people thanks to a superb ensemble cast – surely among the finest we've heard recently at OHP. Lucy Schaufer's older woman is by turns brittle and complicated, incontinent with emotion and affection, her loneliness set against the Steward and Stewardess (George von Bergen and Kitty Whately), caught up in the banality of lust – "You have identical eyes"/"You have thighs" – but better at the "straying" than the "staying". Their comedic energy ripples outwards through the cast, energising Jeffrey Lloyd-Roberts and Ellie Laugharne's bickering couple and drawing them into one of opera's more unexpected comic denouements.
All of this operatic chatter might sustain a one-acter, but giving Flight full-length heft are the twin figures of the Controller (Jennifer France) and Refugee (James Laing, pictured below left with Ellie Laugharne). Set apart from the action – she by some stratospheric writing, he by that otherness the countertenor voice still suggests – they tell a tougher and more halting story. Things are lost as well as found in this liminal space, and in the glassy purity of the Controller's hermetically-sealed soundworld and the Refugee's own – texturally alien, folk-simple in delivery – we feel the voids.
Laing gets better with every passing season, but this is a role that suits him especially well, showcasing not only his growing power but also his presence – carrying, almost alone, the opera's closing twist of the dramatic knife. France too is glossily secure, filling this tricky tented space with a pealing tone that matches the gilded brilliance of Dove's writing for tuned percussion and brass. Brad Cohen directs the City of London Sinfonia (on stonking form) with sensitivity both to the composer's moments of quasi-Broadway release and his matter-of-fact dramatic patter, revelling in Dove's colourful and meticulously characterised orchestral writing.
There aren't many performances left of Flight, so grab a ticket and take this first-class operatic trip while you still have a chance. Opera Holland Park have done the opera proud with this, its first professional London staging, edging Dove's piece ever closer to that elusive status of "contemporary classic".


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Blog, HS Seniors, Portraits, Senior Pictures
Verona High School Senior Portraits
Meet Alex who will be a Verona High School senior next year. This shot was taken outside of Macys in the Hilldale Mall and with permission from the management. It was one of the first shots taken…
HS Seniors, HS Seniors, Portraits, Senior Pictures
HS Senior Session — Vilas Park
Ken attends West High School and is an ace vocalist. He told me that he will be attending a university that is known for training professional vocalists. I am certain he will do very well. The first…


The cerebral gray matter (GM) chemical changes between 3 and 10 years of age appears to differentiate children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) from those with idiopathic (from an unknown cause) developmental disorder (DD), suggests a study by Neva M Corrigan, Ph.D., of the University of Washington, Seattle, and colleagues.
The researchers examined cross-section and longitudinal patterns of brain chemical concentrations in children with ASD or DD from three different age points: 73 children (45 with ASD, 14 with DD, and 14 with typical development [TD]) at 3 to 4 years of age; 69 children (35 with ASD, 14 with DD, and 20 with TD) at 6 to 7 years of age; and 77 children (29 with ASD, 15 with DD, and 33 with TD) at 9 to 10 years of age.
There were distinct differences between the ASD and DD groups in the rates of cerebral gray matter N-acetylaspartate (NAA), choline (Cho), and creatine (Cr) changes between 3 and 10 years of age, according to the study results.
(JAMA Psychiatry. Published online July 31, 2013. doi:10.1001/jamapsychiatry.2013.1388.


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Q: Autohotkeys GUI. How to have multiple controls with same name Is it possible to have multiple controls in a gui of autohotkeys to have the same name. Like in a GUI I have two buttons with the name Browse. How do I do that.
Thanks.

A: You can define a custom action for a control with a g-label.  Here's an example where two browse buttons have different actions.
Gui, Add, Button, gFirstBrowse, Browse
Gui, Add, Button, gSecondBrowse, Browse
Gui, Show
return

FirstBrowse:
MsgBox % "You pressed the first browse button!"
return

SecondBrowse:
MsgBox % "You pressed the second browse button!"
return

A: Just repeat the add button with the same name, but different coordinates
Gui, Add, Button, x10  y275 w45 h20, Paste
Gui, Add, Button, x60  y275 w45 h20, Paste

Will show two similar buttons, that will both trigger the same label ButtonPaste:
If you want two buttons with the same text but different behaviour, you could try to use the mouse coordinates to decide the actual behaviour.
ButtonPaste:
MouseGetPos, By, Bx
If By between 10 and 55
{
    ;Clicked Paste Button 1
}
Else
{
    ;Clicked Paste Button 2
}

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Tony wastes no time manipulating Whitney into keeping their secret as she prepares to go on holiday with Bianca. We've been told he'll meet a particularly apt end but the sooner the better, this storyline gives far too many pointers to prospective abusers. Christian introduces Lee to Jane and Roxy, but the newcomer is rude to them. Archie sets light to a letter Ronnie had written to Joel, claiming he has always had to make the right decisions for her. Garry asks Dawn to live with him, even though Jay wants her dead, and Stacey is concerned about what is upsetting Danielle.


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My Turn: Reassigning Phoenix police's fugitive detail is a mistake
Arizona Republic
Wanted felons continue to commit serious crimes until captured. It's how they survive.
And in metro Phoenix the number of wanted felons is still in the tens of thousands, thanks in large part to the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office shutting down its fugitive detail.
Phoenix Police Chief Jeri Williams has also decided to shut down her Fugitive Apprehension and Investigations Detail. She's reassigned those 20 officers to take routine reports in order to decrease the department's response times. Response times are up by "one minute."
It's common knowledge in law enforcement circles that close to 90 percent of the serious crime is committed by 10 percent of the offenders. It's also common knowledge that the gang member and career criminal populations in metro Phoenix are also in the tens of thousands. Between the street gangs, prison gangs and their links to Mexico-based organized-crime drug gangs, there's plenty of crime that continues to plague the community. Phoenix has become a destination for career criminals from Mexico and across the United States.
One ex-con burglar may commit dozens of burglaries in a week. An armed-robbery crew made up of gang members will commit one robbery after another until caught. Then there are the murders committed by an array of career criminals who kill with ease and have no qualms about killing an innocent civilian in a cross fire at a city park or gunning down a police officer who stops them for a traffic violation.
Although response times are important, especially to in-progress and "just occurred" calls for service, too often city hall and police headquarters want to quantify policing in order to brag about how quickly an officer arrives to investigate a stolen bike.
Phoenix Police Chief Jeri Williams explains why 170 detectives, sergeants are being reassigned to patrol
But what about the career criminal that steals more than a lone bike, who stalks his victims like a wild animal and who knows the in and outs of police procedure and has to be tracked and stalked to be stopped as quickly as possible?
Finding those kinds of criminal terrorists is the job for the fugitive details. Fugitive investigations are exhaustive when it comes to costs and manpower, but can you put a price when a murder or rape is prevented?
The city of Phoenix has gotten itself in a financial pickle when it comes to efficient and effective policing. Years of political meddling by city fathers has played a big part in turning a once excellent police department into one that is now sub-par. Problems with money and organizational effectiveness have only grown.
Chief Williams' headline-grabbing move to put more "blue suits" on the street might sound good, but eliminating critical police functions and slowing the solution to serious crimes by cutting manpower in fugitive apprehension, sex crimes, homicide, robbery and intelligence/counter terrorism will make Phoenix that much more dangerous. Because those officers who were going after killers, rapists and armed robbers are now running from call to call in order to reduce response times by "one minute."
Bill Richardson is a retired Mesa police detective.


A master's degree in Psychology prepares students for careers in research or policy. A postgraduate degree, such as a master's in Psychology, is also an essential step in becoming a registered psychologist, which would require additional professional training. PSYC 495 forms the foundation for the two-year master's programme by establishing basic skills in critically analysing the research literature and conducting psychological research. PSYC 495 also entails presenting a research design and writing a research proposal.
Admission requires an average grade of at least B+ in 300-level PSYC papers and satisfactory performance in PSYC 311.
The primary objective of this paper is to help students get started on their master's thesis, which students complete in the second year of the course. By the end of the first semester of the first year, students decide on a topic and a basic design for their research with the help of their supervisor. By the end of the second semester of the first year, students complete a comprehensive literature review for their topic and write a research proposal. There are two assessment components in this paper. Near the beginning of the second semester, students present their topic and preliminary research design to the rest of the students enrolled in PSYC 495 (20% of mark). At the end of the second semester, students submit a research proposal on their thesis project to their supervisor and to the PSYC 495 Co-ordinator. The supervisor and a second examiner mark students' proposals independently, and these marks are averaged to obtain the final assessment (80% of mark).


I find living in the north of Finland a privilege. You never get bored with the limited but diverse flora and fauna. Here beyond the Arctic Circle the wilderness is made of forests, fjelds, lakes and rivers. The four seasons are very pronounced in Lapland. During the winter of six months there is a lot of snow and sometimes the temperature can drop to – 40°C and below. The spring, when the days get longer, is very short. Summers can be very warm with daylight 24 hours a day. Polar night and the Northern Lights can turn your every day living to art. I find the place an ultimate spot for photography. I look forward to hearing from you.


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The Alert and Cooperation Network
Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed (RASFF)
The EU Agri-Food Fraud Network
Biological safety
Food improvement agents
Labelling and nutrition
Novel Food
Live animals: movements within the Union and entry into the EU
Animal products: movements within the Union and entry into the EU
Semen, Oocytes & Embryos
Veterinary border control
Movement of pets
Genetically Modified Organisms
Plant health and biosecurity
Plant variety property rights
Plant reproductive material
Horizontal topics
Call for expressions of interest
Communication outlets
Consultations and feedback
European Union Reference Laboratories
Fitness check of the food chain
Funding, procurement & grants
Future food safety budget and policy
General Food Law
Official controls and enforcement
Farm to Fork strategy
Approval of active substances
Renewal of approval
Earlier Assessment
Earlier assessment of glyphosate
Glyphosate has been thoroughly assessed in the European Union by Member States, the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) and the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) - to establish whether its use results in any unacceptable effects on human and animal health or the environment.
2002: following such an assessment, glyphosate was first approved according to EU rules on pesticides. Before this time it was authorised for use in Member States according to national rules in place at the time.
Between 2012 and 2015: a comprehensive scientific assessment was carried out by the Member States and EFSA according to the rules for renewal of active substance approvals to confirm that glyphosate complies with the new approval criteria laid down in the 2009 EU pesticides legislation, taking into account the latest scientific and technical knowledge. EFSA published its conclusion – that "glyphosate is unlikely to pose a carcinogenic hazard to humans" - following this assessment in October 2015.
Early 2016: the Commission proposed to the Member States to renew the approval of glyphosate but there was insufficient support either in favour or against the proposal. Given the diverging opinions between the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC, an agency of the World Health Organization) and EFSA on the potential carcinogenicity of glyphosate, it was considered appropriate to ask the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) to assess the hazard properties of the substance before taking a decision on its potential renewal at EU level.
29 June 2016: the Commission called for a vote on the renewal proposal, but no majority of Member States either supported or opposed the renewal. The Commission then adopted an extension of the approval of glyphosate for a limited period to allow the European Chemicals Agency to conduct its assessment of the potential carcinogenicity of glyphosate.
This extension was limited to 6 months after the receipt of the European Chemicals Agency's opinion or 31 December 2017 at the latest.
Member States also voted in favour of amending the conditions of the existing approval of glyphosate in July 2016, adding further restrictions to ensure the highest safety standards for humans and the environment.
The Commission's decision established three conditions for further use of glyphosate in the Member States, as the actual decisions concerning the authorisation of plant protection products containing approved substances for use in their territories are the responsibility of Member States:
Ban a dangerous co-formulant called POE-tallowamine from glyphosate-based products
Minimise the use in public spaces, such as parks, public playgrounds and gardens
Scrutinise the pre-harvest use of glyphosate
The European Chemicals Agency sent its opinion to the European Commission on 15 June 2017. Therefore, the earlier approval of glyphosate was to expire on 15 December 2017.
European Chemicals Agency's conclusions
On 15 March 2017, the Risk Assessment Committee (RAC) of the European Chemicals Agency concluded by consensus that:
There is no evidence to link glyphosate to cancer in humans, based on the available information
Glyphosate should not be classified as a substance that causes genetic damage (mutagen) or disrupts reproduction.
The same conclusion was also reached by the following organisations:
European Food Safety Authority (EFSA), supported by experts from 27 EU Member State competent authorities
National authorities outside the EU (e.g. Canada, Japan, Australia, New Zealand)
Joint Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations – World Health Organisation Meeting on Pesticide Residues (JMPR)
The International Agency for Research on Cancer remains, therefore, the only agency with a divergent view.
Commission's 2017 proposal to the Member States
On 16 May 2017 the Commission agreed that the discussions with the Member States about the possible renewal of the approval of glyphosate could restart. The Commission proposed a renewal of the approval of glyphosate for 10 years.
On 20 July 2017 the Commission restarted the discussions with Member States. The proposal put forward by the Commission included:
Specific provisions that Member States have to take into account when considering applications for glyphosate-based products, namely:
protection of groundwater
protection of terrestrial animals and non-target plants
Certain elements that Member States must ensure during assessment and decision making for authorisation (e.g. use in public areas should be minimised)
The ban of POE-tallowamine (a 'co-formulant' that was previously used in glyphosate-based products) that was put in place in 2016
On 5-6 October 2017 a further round of discussions with the Member States took place. The Commission made available to the Member States an updated version of the proposal that took into account the EFSA Conclusion on the potential endocrine disrupting properties of glyphosate that was published on 7 September 2017.
On 25 October 2017 the Commission held another round of discussions with the Member States on the proposal for the renewal of approval of glyphosate for 10 years at the Standing Committee on Plants, Animals, Food and Feed. All Member States took the floor and expressed their views on which the Commission took note.
On 9 November 2017 at the Standing Committee on Plants, Animals, Food and Feed, Member States voted on the Commission's proposal (revision 3) for the renewal of approval of glyphosate for 5 years. The Committee delivered a no opinion on this proposal (see minutes of the meeting below for further details).
On 27 November 2017 a qualified majority in favour of the proposal by the European Commission to renew the approval of glyphosate for a period of 5 years was reached by the Appeal Committee. Some modifications were made to the draft Implementing Regulation during the meeting (see revision 4 below for the text voted in the Appeal Committee).
Timeline of the different proposals
Commission's Proposal and Annexes
Commission's Proposal (revision 1) and Annexes (revision 1)
Commission Proposal (revision 2) and Annexes (revision 2)
Commission Proposal (revision 4) and Annexes (revision 4) - as voted by the Appeal Committee
Committee's meetings
19-20 July 2017: Extract from the Summary Report of the Standing Committee on Plants, Animals, Food and Feed meeting - Section Phytopharmaceuticals - Plant Protection Products
5 -6 October 2017: Extract from the Summary Report of the Standing Committee on Plants, Animals, Food and Feed meeting - Section Phytopharmaceuticals - Plant Protection Products
25 October 2017: Summary report of the Standing Committee on Plants, Animals, Food and Feed - Section Phytopharmaceuticals - Plant Protection Products - Legislation
9 November 2017: Summary report of the Standing Committee on Plants, Animals, Food and Feed - Section Phytopharmaceuticals - Plant Protection Products - Legislation
27 November 2017: Summary report of the Appeal Committee
European Citizens' Initiative on glyphosate
On Friday 6 October the European Commission officially received the submission of the 4th successful European Citizens' Initiative (ECI). By supporting the 'Stop Glyphosate' European Citizens' Initiative, over 1 million citizens from at least 7 Member States have called on the European Commission "to propose to Member States a ban on glyphosate, to reform the pesticide approval procedure, and to set EU-wide mandatory reduction targets for pesticide use".
The European Commission met with the organisers on 23 October 2017.
The organisers presented the citizens' initiative at a public hearing in the European Parliament on 20 November 2017.
12 December 2017: the Commission adopted its response to the ECI (also see Annex).
Tätä sivustoa hallinnoi Terveyden ja elintarviketurvallisuuden pääosasto
Seuraa toimintaamme
EU Food Safety


We have a Macintosh OS.9. We've been using Fetch 3.0.3 to get our eBay auction photo images to our local server for years, and it's worked well. But now we are changing to centurytel.net (DSL) as our server. The centurytel support people tell us that we can use Fetch to store images on their FTP server. We've tried to do so, using the new host name, Login ID, and password they provided. But when we get to the second frame, or window om Fetch 3.0.3, things look different and we aren't sure we're doing things right. No one on centurytel support has any knowledge of Fetch 3.0.3 or hosting eBay images, so we get no further help from them. And when we tell them we have a Macintosh, they seem even more confused.
What URL are you using to refer to the image at centurytel?
Jim, here's another postcard we hope is stored on our webspace at centurytel.
If this cornell card photo image was stored at idcnet's server, it would show up on eBay's page. We've listed cards that way hundreds of times with no problems. Can't figure out what we're doing wrong. We appreciate your help on this.
Thanks, Jim. We'll try listing one today and let you know what happens.
Jim, we tried getting into Fetch today to list an item, and we keep getting Error-3212. We can fill in the host, Login ID, and password, but on the next window, the Fetch dog just runs and runs until Error -3212 shows up. And the list of items that was on our personal webspace at Centurytel never shows up. I don't know if the things on our personal webspace have been wiped out or if the error is keeping the list from showing up. Even Fetch 3.0.3 doesn't show up where the list usually is.
Centurytel had problems earlier today. We couldn't get on to the internet for four or rive hours because they had a problem with everybody's passwords. So I don't know what's going on. I guess we'll have to wait awhile longer and if nothing changes, we'll have to try to contact Centurytel again That could take a long time, I'm afraid. We'll get back to you when we can. Sure is frustrating.
We've been reading some of other posts, and when people talk about firewalls and some of the technical things, we have no idea what they mean. Except for being experienced sellers on eBay and using our Mac for photo work and publishing, we are "newbies," and it certainly is no fun.
Jim, we finally were able to get Fetch to work and to list an item on eBay. The photo showed up just fine with the changes you suggested (adding the quotation marks to the link). THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!


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\section{Introduction}
The renewed interest in $\gamma\gamma$ processes ($e^+e^- \to e^+e^-
\gamma^{\star}\gamma^{\star}\to e^+ e^- X$) is due to the possibility to
contribute to the calculation of the hadronic Light-by-Light (LbL) scattering
diagram that plays a relavant role in the theoretical evaluation of the
muon anomaly, (g-2)$_{\mu}$.
Accurate measurements of the radiative width of the pseudoscalar mesons
($X =\pi^0$ or $\eta$) and of the transition form factors at space-like $q^2$
can help in constraining models to be used in the LbL
calculation\cite{Jegerlehner:2009ry}.
Also the dipion final state ($X=\pi\pi$) can provide useful information,
according to recent dispersive approaches\cite{Colangelo:2014pva}, to the LbL calculation, as well
as to the study of the lightest scalar meson $f_0(500)$.\\
The trajectories of the off-momentum electrons from $\gamma\gamma$ events
have been studied by means of a Monte Carlo (MC) simulation based on BDSIM\cite{Agapov:2009zz}, to evaluate
the exit point of the scattered particles from the DA$\Phi$NE beam pipe and to find proper location for the tagger
devices.
The results clearly indicate the need to place two different detectors in different regions
on both sides of the interaction point (IP): the Low Energy Tagger (LET) to
detect leptons with energy  between 150 and 400 MeV and the High Energy
Tagger (HET) for those with energy greater than 420 MeV.

\section{HET Detector}
\begin{figure}[h]
	\begin{center}
		\includegraphics[width=.7\textwidth]{tagg.pdf}
		\caption[Location of the HET detectors on DA$\Phi$NE]{Drawing of the two HET detectors placed on DA$\Phi$NE lattice.}
			\label{fig:taggers}
	\end{center}
\end{figure}

The HET is a position detector used for measuring the deviation of
scattered $e^{\pm}$ from  their main orbit in DA$\Phi$NE. By means of
this measurement and of its timing we are able to tag $\gamma\gamma$ events\cite{Babusci:2011bg}.
The two HET detectors are placed at the exit of the
dipole magnets (see Fig. \ref{fig:taggers}), {11} {m} away from the
IP, both on the positron and electron arms.
The sensitive area of the HET detector is made up of a set of 28
plastic scintillators. The dimensions of each of them are $(\rm{3}
\times \rm{5} \times \rm{6})~mm^3$.
One additional scintillator, of dimensions $(\rm{3} \times \rm{50}
\times \rm{6})~mm^3$, is used for coincidence purposes.
The light emitted by each of the 28 scintillators is read out
through plastic light guides by photomultipliers. The 28 scintillators
are placed at different distances from the beam-line, in such a way that
the measurement of the distance, between the hitting particle and the beam,
can be performed simply knowing which scintillator has been fired.
They show their $(\rm{5} \times \rm{6})~mm^2$ face to the impinging particles
that go through them along the thickness of \rm{3 mm}. The scintillators are
not placed side by side, on the contrary there is an overlap of \rm{0.5 mm} on
the \rm{5 mm} side.
The plastic scintillator used is the EJ-228 premium produced by Eljen Technology.
Because of the small dimensions of the scintillator in use, the total
light yield, due to a crossing electron or positron, is quite small. For this reason, we
choose high quantum efficiency photomultipliers to minimize the
probability of a particle to go undetected.
The photomultipliers used are compact size and high quantum efficiency ones,
model R9880U-110 SEL produced by Hamamatsu Photonics.
The quantum efficiency is about 35\% for a wavelength going in the range
from \rm{300~nm} to \rm{400~nm}, well matching the EJ-228 emission.

\begin{figure}[h]
\centering
		\includegraphics[width=0.7\textwidth, trim= 0 20mm 0 20mm, clip]{el_scheme.pdf}
		\caption[Scheme of the HET electronic acquisition chain]{Scheme of the electronic
		aquisition chain of the HET detector.}
		\label{fig:ELscheme}
\end{figure}

The HET acquisition system is composed of a set of three electronic boards, and
one slow control board (see the scheme in Fig. \ref{fig:ELscheme}). The first part
of the chain, handling PMT analogue signals, is called the front-end electronics (FEE)
and is composed of the HET front-end board and the discrimination and shaping
board.
The HET main acquisition is a VME 6U board. The tasks handled by this board are
to measure the timing of the signals coming from discriminators with respect to DA$\Phi$NE
fiducial signal, store them only if a trigger from the KLOE main detector is asserted, and transmit data to the KLOE
acquisition system through the VME bus.
We developed a general purpose VME board that hosts a FX70T Virtex-5 FPGA
with 32 differential inputs for the TDC, an embedded DDR2 RAM
memory for long data storage and many interfaces (VME, Ethernet, USB, RS232, Optical links) for
readout, monitoring and debug. Thanks to the few resources used by the 4 Oversampling technique
and since we did not have any limitation on the choice of the device, we were able to implement a
complete DAQ system on the Virtex-5 FPGA comprehensive of a 32 TDC channels.
The TDC performs measurements continuously, producing a big amount of data but only a small
fraction contains valid information. In order to select and store only relevant data, the KLOE trigger
signals T1 and T2 are exploited and a zero suppression algorithm is
implemented to discard all the useless data.
\begin{figure}[htpb]
\centering
		\includegraphics[width=.7\textwidth]{tdc.pdf}
		\caption{TDC Spectrum for the long plastic scintillator.}
		\label{fig:tdc}
\end{figure}

Both electron and positron arm detectors are now installed and are in the commissioning phase.
Since the bunch crossing occurs in DA$\Phi$NE each $T_{bc} = $~2.7 ns, in order to properly
disentangle leptons coming from two consecutive bunch crossings, the TDC time resolution
must be less than $T_{bc}$ as it is shown in Fig.\ref{fig:tdc}.

\section{LET Detector}

The LET consists of two devices simmetrically placed at about 1 m from the
DA$\Phi$NE IP (Fig.\ref{fig:letposition}).
\begin{figure}[htpb]
\centering
		\includegraphics[width=.7\textwidth]{letposition2.pdf}
		\caption{Schematic view of the DA$\Phi$NE Interaction
                  region with the two LET calorimeters.}
		\label{fig:letposition}
\end{figure}
The MC simulation showed that in that region there is only a rough
correlation between the energy and the trajectory of the scattered particle.
For that reason a calorimetric detector has been choosen: each of the two
LET stations consists of an array of 5$\times$ 4 LYSO crystals, of
1.5$\times$ 1.5 cm$^2$ section and 12 cm length, pointing to the average
direction of the arriving particles, about 11$^o$ with respect to the beam
line.
The two stations are rotated by an angle of $\pm$ 17$^o$ with respect to
the horizontal plane, to maximize the number of collected positrons and
electrons, respectively.
The choice of the optimal position has been performed with the help of a
MC simulation based on GEANT4 for the detector response and on BDSIM for
the particle tracking.\\
Each LYSO crystal is readout by a SiPM (S10362-33-025C by Hamamatsu,
3 $\times$ 3 mm$^2$, 14400 pixel).
The FEE has been designed to be compatible with the KLOE electromagnetic
calorimeter (EMC) readout chain.
Its main features are: a very stable, low noise power supply for the SiPMs,
the possibility to set a working voltage for each channel in the range 60
-- 80 V, with 5 mV precision, and a low noise preamplifier.
Signals from preamplifier are sent to the KLOE EMC SDS (Splitter
Discriminator Shaper) boards, and then to ADCs and TDCs for charge and
arrival time measurements.\\
\begin{figure}[htpb]
\centering
		\includegraphics[width=.7\textwidth]{letadctdc.pdf}
		\caption{Examples of ADC and TDC distributions for MIPs.}
		\label{fig:letadctdc}
\end{figure}
 The energy resolution of the LET calorimeter has been measured on a test
with electrons of energy between 50 and 500 MeV at the Frascati Beam
Test Facility, and turns out to be:
\begin{equation}
\frac{\sigma_E}{E}=\frac{2.4\%}{\sqrt{E[GeV]}}\oplus
6.5\%\oplus\frac{0.5\%}{E[GeV]}
\end{equation}
where the stocastic term corresponds to a collection of about 2
photoelectrons/MeV by the LYSO + SiPM system (no optical grease has been
used in the coupling).
The costant term was dominated by the leakage, because only the central part
of the calorimeter was readout in this test, and the third therm is due to
electronic noise.
This energy resolution well matches the requirement to be less than 10\%
in the range 150 -- 400 MeV\cite{Babusci:2009sg}.\\
The equalization of the response of the LET crystals and the timing
calibration is performed with minimum ionizing particles (MIPs) selected
by looking for high momentum tracks in cosmic rays collected without
circulating beams in DA$\Phi$NE.
Some examples of ADC and TDC distributions for MIPS are shown in
Fig.\ref{fig:letadctdc}.
The absolute energy scale calibration will be performed with radiative
Bhabha scattering ($e^+e^-\to e^+e^-\gamma$), with the photon and one
electron or positron reconstructed in the KLOE main detector, and the other
one detected in the LET.\\
A LED pulsing system has been installed to monitor relative SiPM gain
variations, and also temperature sensors are present on the two calorimeters.\\

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Frank C Boilini
November 6, 1920 - November 27, 2017
Frank Chester Boilini passed away peacefully at the home of his daughter, Bonnie, in South Bend on Monday, November 27, 2017. Frank was born on November 6, 1920 in North Judson, Indiana to Italian immigrants, William Boilini born in Italy and Theresa Picchietti Boilini born in Chicago. On the farm his family made cheese and provided fresh dairy products to local and Chicago markets. Living most of his life in the rural town of North Judson he graduated from North Judson High School in 1938, opened the North Judson Hardware in 1939 with Leo Seghetti that became the premier expanded Hardware Store in the area. He married Lillian Orlandi Boilini from Chicago, Illinois in 1945 a union that lasted 52 years. They had four children Bonnie Boilini Baxter living in South Bend Indiana, James John Boilini living in Key Largo Florida, Edward Francis Boilini living in Fairfield, Connecticut, and Lawrence Joseph Boilini deceased. His involvement in the community was extraordinary where he was president and board member of several organizations including Town Board, North Judson Pubic Library, Band Boosters, Quarterback Club and Holy Name Society. During his tenure he expanded and developed numerous programs. Frank was a great supporter of the Hoosier Valley Railroad, and Starke County Historical Museum and North Judson Parks. He conceived and developed the Building Trade program at the high school offering many students the opportunity to learn a trade and find employment after graduation. The model he developed spread county wide. He with others directed the Centennial Celebrations for the town of North Judson. His visions were not limited to North Judson. Frank organized the first Dealers' Committee in the National Hardware Association where he was honored for his fifty years in business and his contributions to it including creating various display, identifying specialized marketing by regions and more. Despite being in a smaller market region his efforts were recognized nationally. He and his wife, Lillian were given the opportunity to travel worldwide as a result of his visions. Frank and his wife truly understood the value of education and always encouraged his children and others the live long value of learning. Frank never ceased to be inquisitive and interested in learning regardless the subject. A man born in the era of horse and buggy recognized the excitement and value of technology - google, and "Alexa" became friends at 97. An inspiration to his children and others, he remained involved, well read, and curious until the end - reflecting on his creations, a "drop box" for returning books at the library, whole house vacuum, and more. He enjoyed a variety of music, traveled extensively, and was always problem solving. In retirement he pursued stain glass creations after years of cutting glass at the Hardware Store. He was commissioned to make pieces and participated in many arts and craft shows. Several of his larger pieces are permanently installed in the North Judson Library. He moved to Venice Florida in 2006 where he continued with his stain glass and became involved as a volunteer at the Library. He always talked fondly of his days in North Judson and many wonderful people in the community. Frank could talk to anyone from anywhere and truly was interested in people. He is preceded in death by his parents, his brothers – William Junior and John, his sister – Lorraine Boilini Spoor, his son – Lawrence Boilini. He has one surviving brother, Richard Boilini three living children Bonnie Boilini Baxter (Jim Baxter), Jim Boilini (Mary Lynn) and Edward Boilini (Sharon). He has eight grandchildren Claire Simon (John Simon), Leah Kinney (Daniel Kinney), Gina Boilini, Lauren Boilini, James Baxter (Rachel Boury Baxter), Colette Boilini, Colin Boilini, and Christa Boilini. He has 11 great grandchildren Liam Kinney, Gabriella Simon, Keira Kinney, Matthew Simon, Julia Kinney, Lillian Simon, Sophia Kinney, Daniel Kinney, Frank Navarro, Josephine Baxter, and James Navarro II. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the Hoosier Valley Railroad, North Judson Parks, or the North Judson Library. Visitation will be from 2-6 PM CT Sunday, December 3, 2017 at the O'Donnell Funeral Home, Inc. Funeral Mass will be 1 PM CT Monday, December 4, 2017 at the SS Cyril & Methodius Catholic Church, North Judson, Indiana. Burial will be in Saint Jacobs Cemetery.
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Super Solvers Challenge of the Ancient Empires
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Super Solvers Challenge of the Ancient Empires Description
The objective of Challenge of the Ancient Empires! is to collect the hidden treasures from caverns in 4 different regions of the world: Greece and Rome, Egypt, India and China, and the Near East. Each of these caverns consists of four chambers. The decorations and artifacts in each of these chambers correlates to the region being explored. For example, the Egyptian cavern features decorations of hieroglyphs and mummies and will contain artifacts like the sphinx or the Rosetta Stone. Additionally, each cavern has a different style of puzzle.
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For example, the Near East section implements switches that move panels blocking the way, while the Egyptian section consists mainly of triangular reflectors that the player must orient correctly to direct a light beam to trigger a switch. Greece and Rome Caverns imply letter coded gates that open by entering the right combination. Upon successfully navigating a chamber's puzzle and collecting six pieces of the artifact, the player must then solve a puzzle by orienting and placing rectangular puzzle pieces in the proper configuration to reveal a picture of the artifact. Afterwards, he must find the exit door and solve a logic puzzle to advance to the next chamber. The four main caverns associated with the four regions of the world may be played in any order. Once the player completes all four chambers in each of the four caverns, a new cavern opens. This cavern is referred to as the "Ancient World" and is composed of four new chambers. Each chamber is in the style of one of the four cultures from the previous caverns. The Ancient World cavern is more difficult than the others and consists of a combination of all the puzzles in the main caverns.
The player has three items to help him navigate through each cavern's puzzles. The player is given a miner's hat, a pair of special shoes, called "turbo tennies", that allow the player to jump higher, and 4 force fields that will protect the player from all damage for a few seconds. The miner's hat shines a beam of light used to flip switches or temporarily stun any cave animals that can cause the player damage. The Egyptian cavern has several challenges that involve rotating prisms and mirrors to deflect the light beam to a specific sensor. The jumping boots, called "turbo tennies", allow the player to jump much higher than a normal. A force field will prevent all damage for a few seconds when used, but the player is only given four of them per level.
A display at the bottom of the screen show the player's current collected artifact pieces, chosen tool, current cavern and chamber, and remaining energy. The energy bar functions as life bar and has four segments. If the player comes into contact with a cave animal or a projectile, one segment is depleted. If all four segments are lost, the player must begin the chamber over again. Health can be restored either by picking up apples in the caverns or by correctly solving a logic puzzle at the end of a chamber on the first attempt.
The game provides two distinct difficulty levels: Explorer and Expert. The chambers of the four main caverns are similar in puzzle style, but differ in layout, number and speed of the enemies, availability of health power-ups. Additionally, at the end of each chamber, the Expert difficulty contains more difficult logic puzzles and an entirely different set of artifacts, whose pieces are not necessarily oriented the correct way at the beginning of the tile puzzle.
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Q: Possible isometry groups of open manifolds Consider a non-compact manifold $M$.
Does there always exist a Riemannian metric on $M$ such that the isometry group is non-compact?

A: The answer is sometimes yes:
If $M$ admits a complete vector field $X$, such that
its flow
$\operatorname{Fl}^X: \mathbb R\times M \to M$ is a proper action, then  there exists a Riemannian metric which is invariant under the flow, by the following
Theorem. If M is a proper G-manifold, then there is a G-invariant Riemann metric on M.
which is due to Palais if I remember correctly. A proof of this theorem can be found in 6.30 of Topics in Differential Geometry. AMS, 2008.
Finally, the isometry group then contains a non-compact 1-parameter group (this is not enough: it might be dense) which moves each point towards infinity for $t\to\infty$. So the isometry group cannot be compact (in the compact-open topology).
The existence of such a vector field is a nontrivial condition, since then $M$ is the total space of real line bundle, as pointed out by Misha Kapovich. This is actually proved in 29.21 of 1.
See his answer for an example where the answer is no.
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The converse is also true: If the (connected component of the) isometry group is not compact, it contains a closed 1-parameter group whose generating vector field then has proper flow.

A: Let $M$ be the triply punctured 2-sphere (i.e. $M=S^2-\{p_1, p_2, p_3\})$); one can also take any noncompact connected surface of finite topological type as long as $\chi(M)<0$ but the proof is a bit more involved.
Suppose that $g$ is a Riemannian metric on $M$. To simplify matters, I consider only orientation-preserving isometries.
Then $\mathrm{Isom}(M,g)< \mathrm{Conf}(M,g)$. I claim that $\mathrm{Conf}(M,g)$, the group of conformal automorphisms of $(M,g)$, is finite. The mapping class group of $M$ (the group of self-diffeomorphisms of $M$ modulo isotopy) is finite (isomorphic to the dihedral group of order $6$); hence, it suffices to prove that if $f: (M,g)\to (M,g)$ is a conformal automorphism isotopic to the identity then $f=\mathrm{id}$. This is quite standard (most likely, you will find it in Farb-Margalit's book on the mapping class group).
Note that $f$ is isotopic to the identity if and only if it induces an inner automorphism of $\pi_1(M)$.
By the uniformization theorem, $(M,g)$ is conformal to the quotient of the hyperbolic plane $H^2$ by a discrete group of isometries $\Gamma$ (isomorphic to $F_2$, the free group on two generators). The map $f$ then lifts to an isometry $F$ of $H^2$ (a linear-fractional transformation in, say, the Poincare disk model of $H^2$) which commutes with every element of $\Gamma$ (since $f$ induces an inner automorphism of $\pi_1(M)\cong \Gamma$). In particular, $F$ acts on the boundary circle $S^1$ of $H^2$ fixing fixed points of all elements of $\Gamma$. Since $\Gamma$ is free of rank 2, the set of fixed points of its nontrivial elements is infinite. Hence, $F$ fixes at least three points of $S^1$.    Hence (being a linear-fractional transformation), $F=\mathrm{id}$; thus, $f=\mathrm{id}$.
To conclude, every Riemannian metric on $M$ has finite group of isometries.
Edit: I can prove the same claim for each noncompact complete hyperbolic $n$-manifold of finite volume, but a proof is more difficult.
In general, the question can be reformulated in purely topological terms: Which smooth noncompact connected manifolds admit smooth proper actions of noncompact Lie groups? I suspect, this was studied in 1960s...


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How to Cite Reprinted Books
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How to Document Chapters in Books Using an MLA Format
Christine Maddox Martorana Updated April 17, 2017
Home » How to Cite
The Modern Language Association (MLA) specifies distinct ways to document all types of print sources: journals, magazines, newspapers and books, to name a few. When documenting books, there are specific formats to keep in mind for each component of the book. When you document chapters in books, for example, it is important to be familiar with the proper MLA format for doing so.
Including Book Chapters in the Body of Your Writing
Titles of book chapters are always enclosed in quotation marks. This is true for any work that is part of a larger work, and chapters are part of the larger work of a book. The chapter title is put in quotation marks, while the title of the book is italicized. For example:
"Stuart Hall and the Politics of Education" is a chapter within Henry Giroux's book Stealing Innocence (in italics).
Including Book Chapters in Parenthetical Citations
According to the MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers (7th edition), you should include book chapters in parenthetical citations when citing a "commonly studied prose work" available in multiple editions. Include the chapter number within the parenthetical citation, along with the specific page number. For example:
In A Vindication of the Rights of Woman (in italics), Mary Wollstonecraft recollects many "women who, not led by degrees to proper studies, and not permitted to choose for themselves, have indeed been overgrown children" (185; ch. 13, sec. 2).
In this example, the quote appears on page 185 in chapter 13, section 2. If there is not a section in the book you are citing, leave that information out.
Including Book Chapters in the Works Cited List
To include a book chapter in your Works Cited list, first identify the author of the chapter. Depending on the book, this author might be the same as or different from the author/editor of the book as a whole. Then, follow one of the following formats.
To cite a book chapter from an author who did not author the entire book:
More, Hannah. "The Black Slave Trade: A Poem." British Women Poets of the Romantic Era (in italics). Ed. Paula R. Feldman. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins UP, 1997. 472-82. Print.
In the above example, Hannah More is the author of the chapter called "The Black Slave Trade: A Poem." The chapter appears in the book called British Women Poets of the Romantic Era (which is in italics), and the book is edited by Paula Feldman. The chapter appears on pages 472-482.
To cite a book chapter from an author who authored the entire book:
Giroux, Henry. "Stuart Hall and the Politics of Education." Stealing Innocence (in italics). New York: St. Martin's Press, 2000. 157-72. Print.
In the above example, Henry Giroux authored both the chapter and the book. The chapter appears on pages 157-172 of the book Stealing Innocence (which is italicized).
Maddox, Christine. "How to Document Chapters in Books Using an MLA Format." , https://penandthepad.com/document-chapters-books-using-mla-format-1468.html. Accessed 19 July 2019.
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MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers (7th ed.); Modern Language Association
Christine Maddox Martorana has been writing professionally since 2003. Martorana has been teaching college-level composition and journalism classes since 2007. She is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in English at Florida State University.
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