The MP for South West Norfolk spoke during a visit to see a work experience project at Norwich Prison.
Truss told ITV News Anglia that more staff have been recruited and body worn cameras are being rolled out.
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"I announced earlier this year that we were recruiting an additional 400 staff in our most challenging prisons and we've now reached half of that target, so we are making progress."


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Fiat Lux Seminars: Perspectives Post 9/11
Winter Quarter 2002
Honor & Shame in the Clash of World Cultures
S. Scott Bartchy; History
Honor and shame are core cultural values for most of the world's people, including most Muslims. Not understanding this fact has led to serious mistakes in the foreign policies of the USA, when based on the values of achievement and guilt.
Bin Laden and Terrorism outside the U.S.: The Case of Uzbekistan
Andras J.E Bodrogligeti; Near Eastern Languages and Cultures
In the post-Soviet period there was an attempt to establish an Islamic Republic in Uzbekistan. Islam Karimov's resistance in the Namangan meeting of radical Muslims. On February 16 a group of Bin Laden's agents carried out a concentrated attempt to kill President Karimov. What were the conspirators' objectives? What measures did the Uzbek government take toward the danger of Asama Bin Laden efforts? Were the Wahhabites involved in the plot? Prospectives for the immediate future?
Fictions of Terror vs. Real Terror
Frederick Burwick
English In arguments about the pretensions of realist drama in the 18th century, it was said that if a real execution was taking place in the town square, the population would go there rather than watch a pretend execution in the theater. Does the population have a morbid curiosity to watch real gore and slaughter? What is the purpose of violence in film, drama, and literature? Since the frequency and extent of terror and violence in the arts is not a constant, presumably the degree of morbid fascination is related to social events. This seminar will discuss fictive terror as a phenomenon in the popular media in relation to incidents of actual terror.
War in the Nuclear Age
Nina Byers, Physics and Astronomy; James N. Yamazaki, Medicine – Pediatrics
History of first atomic bombing. Biological effects. Current problems.
Rethinking National Security
Albert Carnesale
Policy Studies During the Cold War, Americans saw the Soviet Union's nuclear arsenal as the primary threat to U.S. security. With the collapse of the Soviet empire, and in the wake of catastrophic terrorist attacks on U.S. soil, two fundamental questions arise: (1) what are the near-term threats to the security of the U.S. and other nations?; and (2) how might those threats best be met?
Helping the Professional Helper
Colleen Friend; Social Welfare
The events of 9/11 have raised our awareness of victimization and the network of helpers who care for those victims. This seminar will examine the impact of another's trauma on the helper (secondary trauma). We will explore individual, collective, and anticipatory strategies for addressing this.
Politics and Literature
Georgiana Galateanu; Slavic Languages and Literature
This seminar explores the impact that politics has on literature–on form, content, literary techniques. Short stories from totalitarian communist East-European countries and from the Middle East are analyzed. Students are encouraged to share their thoughts about the current state of events and the affect these events have on understanding literature in a political context. Seminar will meet every other Friday for two hours. First meeting will be January 11th.
Culture, Religion, and the Deferral of Violence
Eric Gans; French and Francophone Studies
Religion, the central institution of human culture, maintains order through the deferral of violence within the community–which often means the channeling of violence outside the community. The current crisis involves the interaction of all three "Abrahamic"religions–Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. I would like to explore how the different ways in which these religions conceive God's relationship to their adherents and to those outside the faith aid us in understanding the current world situation.
America as Hyperpower
Geoffrey Garrett; Political Science
The US today is far more powerful than it was during the cold war, arguably more powerful than any country in history. There are many dimensions to America's global dominance: commerce, politics, security, media and entertainment. People in the US, on the street and in Washington, believe that American power has been used benevolently, for the good of all the world. But reactions tend to be very different outside America, running the gamut from polite disgruntlement to mass protests, and finally to the tragic events of September 11. How has the US used its power since the end of the cold war? Why have many in the rest of the world reacted negatively to this? How should the US act in the coming years?
An 'East' and a 'West'? Thinking about the 'Clash of Civilizations'
James L. Gelvin; History
The purpose of this seminar is to examine recent writings about the 'clash of civilizations,' written by both Anglophone and Middle Eastern scholars, to put them into their historical context, and appraise their validity for understanding history and contemporary events.
Genetic Engineering Bioweapons: Reality or Hype?
Bob Goldberg; Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology
Can genetic engineering be used to manufacture biological weapons and/or counter their destructive effects? This seminar will explore the potential use and misuse of genetic engineering in biological warfare.
Responses to National and Personal Crisis in Modern Hebrew Poetry in Translation
Lev Hakak; Near Eastern Languages and Cultures
Modern Hebrew Literature relates to every national crisis. Poets wrote about pogroms, about the various wars of Israel and about the holocaust. Parents-poets wrote about their children who were killed in wars. The class will offer the reading of various modern Hebrew poems, which were responses to a national or personal crisis.
Representations of Afghan Women in the Media
Leigh Harris; Writing Programs
Readings will include "Radio Address by Laura Bush to the Nation," reports published by mainstream media organizations including The Washington Post and Newsweek, and material produced by The Feminist Majority and the Revolutionary Afghan Women's Association (RAWA). In addition, we hope to view the Saira Shah documentary Beneath the Veil.
Literature & Violence
Eric Jager; English
In this course we will consider exemplary representations of violence in Western literature–ancient, medieval, and modern — discussing their moral, religious, aesthetic, and political significance. Seminar will meet every other Wednesday evening for two hours. First meeting will be January 16th. Limited to students in the Residence Halls. Enrollment by consent of instructor.
Perceptions of America Abroad: Discussions with Visiting Fulbright Scholars from Around the World
Ann Kerr; Near East Studies
The events of September 11 have revealed a need for Americans to better understand how people from other countries see us. In an increasingly global society our large continent and two vast oceans on either side no longer insulate us from the rest of the world. This seminar will offer an opportunity to listen to our international scholars and to explore together impressions of America from many different countries.
Women, Politics, and Violence
Judith Magee; History
The course provides a framework for those who seek to understand the causes and outcomes of political violence with a particular focus on women. The course begins with defining terms and concepts including power, force, terrorism, revolution, and war. We will move onto an examination of specific historical examples of women's participation in different modes of political violence.
Perspective – Sept. 11 – Understanding, Respecting and Honoring the First Amendment in a Terrorist Environment
Joseph D. Mandel; Law
An examination of judicial opinions and supplementary materials that address interpretations and applications of the First Amendment to the United States Constitution in the context of the country's most politically charged and turbulent times.
Terrorism in the Context of Modern Theories of Violence: Literature, Culture, Theory
Robert Maniquis; English
Religious, political, and literary aspects of terror in its modern Western contexts. Seminar will meet every other Tuesday evening for two hours. First meeting will be January 15th.
Utopian Visions about Human Biology
John Merriam, Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology; John Campbell, Neurobiology
Belief in "Genetic determinism" frequently underlies aspects of human behavior, such as eugenics, racism and warfare. Examples of genetic determinism abound in literature, newspaper cartoons and films. We will examine these messages, and their scientific origins and scientific merit by comparing a classic book, Brave New World, and a contemporary movie, GATACA.
Terror and Its Psychological Impact
Alan Nagamoto; Psychology
The unprecedented acts of terror committed on September 11 will likely leave indelible images in our memories. In the wake of these shocking attacks and amidst rumors of additional attacks,there arises a unique opportunity for us to learn firsthand about psychological trauma and its many levels of impact. This seminar will focus on what is known about psychological trauma and how this particular tragedy might be impacting us as a nation as well as individually. We will track together the psychological effects of this tragedy as it continues to unfold in unpredictable ways. Students will be encouraged to research relevant articles and to articulate what new understanding can be found through this national tragedy.
Civil Disobedience as an Alternative to Violence in the Middle East and the U.S.
Frances Olsen; Law
Achieving peace by ending conflict, while desirable, often seems unrealistic. This seminar examines possibilities for shifting the arena for conflict from violence to non-violent civil disobedience.
The World Conference against Racism: Illusions, Collusions, and/or Opportunities
William D. Parham; Psychology
Thousands of participants, including world leaders and caucus groups representing populations from around the globe, attended the World Conference Against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance (WCAR) that convened in Durban, South Africa, August 29 – September 8, 2001. Answers to questions regarding the "real" outcome of the conference vary depending on the respondents being queried. Factors contributing to the successes and failures of the WCAR will be identified and the implications for said outcomes will be examined. Course participants will then be invited to review post-Durban recommendations for change and subsequently encouraged to think about ways of translating said or course generated recommendations into concrete programs for our campus and our home communities.
Silence, Slogans, and Flags
Carol Petersen; Writing Programs
This seminar will focus on the limits and uses of words, images, symbols, and symbolic acts in dealing with September 11 and on-going related events. These are means of confronting what seems incomprehensible and threatening to us as individuals and as a country. Something basic changed for those of us living in the U.S.– and, in different ways and to various degrees, for others as well — on September 11, but we don't know all that has changed or what that change will mean in the future. In this seminar we'll analyze language and images used by the government, the media, and artists in the process of defining and giving meaning to current events. Seminar will meet every other Tuesday afternoon for two hours. First meeting will be January 15th.
Islam and the West
Ismail Poonawala; Near Eastern Languages and Culture
In the aftermath of tragic events of Sept. 11, stereotypical images of Islam as monolithic, inflexible, and militant persist in the mainstream news media. Moreover, academic experts, corporate and governmental policymakers see Islam as representing anti-Western to an inferior medieval culture, a dangerously enthusiastic religion threatening 'our freedom and democracy.' This seminar will explore the root causes of more than fourteen centuries of confrontation between Christian and Islamic cultural traditions.
Remembering 9/11: Creating an Oral Archive
Jan Reiff; History
Following the September 11 attacks, Columbia University launched a project to interview people across the country about that momentous day. This class will permit students to participate in this nationwide project by conducting two interviews and using them to explore how individual memories are formed and how those memories become the source for larger national memories and histories.
Globalization and its Discontents
Robert Rhoads, Education
This 1-unit course explores the diverse conceptualizations of "globalization" and why various groups around the world have mounted anti-globalization movements. Included is a focus on the economic, political, and cultural cross-national interconnections that have led to the popularization of the term "globalization." In terms of "discontents," we explore the nature and significance of anti-globalization movements (including WTO, IMF, and World Bank protests). What is the rationale various groups offer for resisting increased cross-national interdependence. How can we understand these movements in light of diverse economic, political, and cultural perspectives? What are the perceived consequences for localism? What implications does globalization have for the nation-state? And, to what degree is globalization and resistance being reconfigured in light of the events of September 11? Seminar will meet every other Wednesday evening for two hours. First meeting will be January 9th. Biological and Chemical Weapons: Assessing the Terrorist Threat Ralph Robinson; Microbiology, Immunology and Molecular Genetics In the months following the Sept. 11 attacks, fears have increased concerning the release of biological or chemical weapons (BCW). We will examine the types of agents that terrorist groups would most likely try to use. A historical review of BCW use by armies and terrorist groups will demonstrate how effective these weapons can be. The medical aspects of transmission, symptoms, treatment, and prevention will be discussed in lay person's terms. Finally, we will examine the defensive measures being developed that will hopefully prevent terrorists from successfully deploying these types of weapons.
Biological and Chemical Weapons: Assessing the Terrorist Threat
Ralph Robinson; Microbiology, Immunology and Molecular Genetics
In the months following the Sept. 11 attacks, fears have increased concerning the release of biological or chemical weapons (BCW). We will examine the types of agents that terrorist groups would most likely try to use. A historical review of BCW use by armies and terrorist groups will demonstrate how effective these weapons can be. The medical aspects of transmission, symptoms, treatment, and prevention will be discussed in lay person's terms. Finally, we will examine the defensive measures being developed that will hopefully prevent terrorists from successfully deploying these types of weapons.
Hoffer's The True Believer: Reflections on a Modern Classic
Ronald Rogowski; Political Science
Eric Hoffer, a working longshoreman, radical, and self-taught intellectual provided some of the twentieth century's deepest insights on the psychology of social movements — and, more particularly, the psychology of self-sacrifice to a social cause — in his 1951 classic, THE TRUE BELIEVER. 2001 marks both the fiftieth anniversary of that work's publication and renewed cause to consider its claims. This seminar will offer a focused reading and discussion of Hoffer's classic.
Responses to National and Personal Tragedies in the Bible (Prophets and Psalms)
Yona Sabar; Near Eastern Languages and Cultures
Selected texts of the prophets and the poets of the Bible. How do they reconcile their feelings of despair with their trust in God after an incomprehensible catastrophe? Which metaphors and other linguistic means do they use to express their visions for a better future and recovery? Knowledge of Hebrew preferred but not required.
Applications of Nuclear Physics to Counter-Terrorism
David Saltzberg, Physics
We will investigate how nuclear physics principles can be applied to prevent acts of terrorism. Topics include neutralization of biohazards in the mail, airport screening, and checks on nuclear proliferation. Emphasis will be placed on understanding the fundamental physics principles at work, such as the enenergy loss mechanisms of particles in matter. Students will be encouraged to investigate and develop new ideas for counter-terrorism. The course requirements are 1 or 2 homework sets and one oral presentation. The course prerequisite is one university-level course in physics, mathematics or chemistry.
Privilege, Power, and Difference: Is Tolerance Enough?
Ronni Sanlo; Education
This seminar explores thoughts, identities, and ideas about privilege and power, the differences with which each student comes to the campus community, and the difference each student can make. It also encourages students to share their thoughts about the events of September 11th, the current state of events, and the affect these events have on understanding difference.
Truth and Persuasion in Science
Felix Schweizer, Neurobiology; Stephanie White, Physiological Science
Through readings and discussion, this course will provide a foundation for understanding different views of science and for scientific truth. We begin by investigating the ideal of the scientific method in modern Western culture and compare that ideal to the current practice of science. From there, with active participation by students, we will examine other world views including those from sectarian societies. Through this understanding, the tools for fruitful scientific dialogue across cultures will emerge.
Public Health Responds to Disasters: Bioterrorism and More
Kimberly Shoaf, Public Health
This seminar surveys the many public health response activities involved in a crisis situation such as the September 11th incident and the subsequent bioterrorism event. Using case studies, faculty and students will explore the impacts of these incidents on the public's health and what the public health system needs to do to protect the health of the community.
Robert N. Watson, English
This seminar will explore literary approaches to the experience of war and its aftermath, probably including the fiction and journalism of Ernest Hemingway, Tim O'Brien, and Paul Fussell, the poetry of Wilfred Owen and Randall Jarrell, the drama of William Shakespeare, film treatments of war fiction such as The Thin Red Line, soldiers' letter-writing, and current journalism about the war in Afghanistan. Seminar will meet every other Monday afternoon for two hours First meeting will be January 7th.
Can Religious Fanaticism be Philosophically Justified?
David C. Wilson, Philosophy
Many philosophers have argued that religious beliefs cannot be supported by ordinary appeals to evidence, BUT that it is nevertheless perfectly appropriate to passionately embrace them. This may open the door to familiar and edifying religious beliefs, but seems to open the door equally wide to beliefs of the most fanatical and dangerous sort. We will look at some of these philosophical arguments and consider whether such defenses of traditional religion can indeed justify horrendous terrorism–and, if so, what this means.
Viewing the Other: Russia's Muslim Experience
Olga Yokoyama; Slavic Languages and Literature
What is the experience of Russians in their recent war in Afghanistan? What are their fears, prejudices, and sympathies towards the Chechens, whom they have been fighting for several years in their latest war and whom they started to fight almost two centuries ago? How does Russian literature and film view the culture of Islam? What stereotypes have Russians formed of Muslim men and women? The seminar will examine such questions through the literature and film of a non-Islamic neighbor that has had Muslims within and around its borders since the Middle Ages, and which provide a fascinating perspective for exploring outsiders' views of Islamic Culture.
9/11: Issues on Campus
Jules Zentner; Scandinavian
Discussion of unity, patriotism, dissent, non-violence, religion, and other issues raised by the events of 11 September as they are reflected in campus publications such as "Daily Bruin" editorials, letters, and articles. Seminar will meet every Tuesday evening for one and one-half hours.
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248 miles from Panama City Beach, FL
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Fort De Soto Park lies on five islands and has two main beaches where you can enjoy sunbathing, shelling, swimming, canoeing, kayaking, boating, fishing, hiking, biking, camping, and wildlife watching.
One of them is North Beach, located on the Gulf coast at the northwest end of the park. It's a very family-friendly place where alcohol is not allowed so you're not going to encounter big noisy companies.
Southwest of Tampa and south of St. Petersburg, Fort De Soto Park is located at 3500 Pinellas Bayway S., Tierra Verde. The park is ADA accessible. The beach has no admission fee but in order to get to it, you have to enter Fort De Soto Park and pay $5 for entrance. This fee also includes parking.
After entering the park, follow signs to North Beach. Once you arrive there, you will see a huge parking lot called Anderson Boulevard Parking.
North Beach has wheelchair-accessible restrooms at various locations. There is also a bathhouse where you can change and take a shower to rinse off the sand. All the facilities are well-maintained and don't smell.
If you don't bring your own food, don't worry – there is a snack bar right next to the bathhouse where you can get some basic snacks, which is open from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. on weekdays and from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. on Saturday and Sunday.
The beach is great for adults and kids alike. It's quite long and there are some areas where you feel as though you're secluded.
The sand is white and talcum-soft, great for shell collecting. The water is aqua-blue and green, calm and so clear that you can see schools of fish swimming past your feet. There is a natural sandbar not far from the shore. During low tide, the water on your way to it will be as low as thigh-deep.
Kayaking, water skiing, snorkeling, boogie boarding are some popular activities at the beach. There are no lifeguards on duty. Be careful when swimming.
There is an unofficial gay area at North Beach. If you want to get to it, park at the far end of the parking lot, then walk, cross the "rainbow bridge", and wade across a shallow lagoon. Once you get to the beach, continue to your right until you get to the end of the island. You will find yourself in a small unofficial gay area.
45 minutes from Tampa, FL
2 hours 10 minutes from Fort Myers, FL
2 hours 10 minutes from Orlando, FL
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One of our top picks in Tierra Verde.Located in Tierra Verde, Fort DeSoto Condo provides accommodation with free WiFi, air conditioning, free bikes and access to a garden with an outdoor pool. Boasting free private parking, the apartment is in an area where guests can engage in activities such as cycling and billiards.
Featuring a DVD player, the apartment has a kitchen with a dishwasher, a microwave and a fridge, a living room with a seating area and a dining area, 1 bedroom, and 1 bathroom with a hot tub and a shower. A flat-screen TV with cable channels is featured.
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The holiday home is fitted with 2 bedrooms, a flat-screen TV with cable channels and a fully equipped kitchen that provides guests with a dishwasher, a microwave, a washing machine, a fridge and an oven.
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Question: We were at the north beach at Fort De Soto today. What are all the smelly clumps of sealife laying all over the sand and in the water? It was disgusting but we are interested in what it was. Thank you
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Answer: Judging by your description, you've seen Sea Pork. Two subspecies of this animal - Amaroucium stellatum and Aplidium stellatum - inhabit the waters near Fort de Soto and can sometimes be found on the sand.
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The beach is very clean and nice. The park administration takes care of it properly. Swimming and sunbathing here is mere entertainment. At low tide, there appears a tiny sandy island close to North Beach. You can easily reach it and find lots of beautiful shells and even sand dollars on it. A true adventure!
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Gallery Korea presents the exhibition "Attributes"
The Korean Cultural Service New York presents the exhibition "Attributes", held from January 28th to February 20th, 2009 at Gallery Korea. The opening reception will be held at Gallery Korea, located within the Korean Cultural Service NY from 6:00pm to 8:00pm on Wednesday, January 28, 2009. Attributes is the first show from the finalists of 'Call For Artists 2009' with Jeremiah Teipen(installation), Hyun Kyung Ryu(paintings), Tai Hwa Goh(print), Joo Yeon Woo(installation), Yoonhye Park(video) and Jungsun Park(video).
Working with mixed media, painting, prints and video, the artists comment on natural or environments and the relationship of environment with the ego. The work contains mixed visions of private and universal worlds, having a mythical atmosphere in a variety of formal languages. The word 'attributes' refer to medium, provenance, title of space, the objects associated and many more meanings depending on the context. The audience will see what each artist tries to indicate through their work.
Jeremiah Teipen's sculptural pieces "Fullerenes and other natural phenomena" at first glance, emulates a look of natural forms such as plants and forests. In fact, the whole image can be translated into the microscopic or macroscopic scales of biological creatures found on earth. It could be read as carbon molecules, nerve cells, and human figures, architectural or even geographical formations. The construction made of artificial material such as light-emitting diodes, electric wire and microcontrollers sends the message of growth and destruction, expansion and contraction. Teipen says, "This synthesis of the spatiotemporal attributes of nature creates a form resembling an inverted flora or suspended root system….creating a constellation of energy that artificially transcends the boundaries of the natural world."
Tae Hwa Koh's "Suspicious Seeds" series are a group of evocative mixed media prints. Koh puts layering of prints, with each layer different printing type of intaglio or silkscreen, on thin Korean paper(Soon-ji). The waxed papers both efface and transmit the images beneath, thus "mimicking the translucent, impenetrable, and vulnerability of the body (i.e. skin) but at the same time recoverable and rather strong selfness" according to Tae Hwa Koh. Each work contains both seeds and flowers floating on the unidentifiable background, which is to be perceived as the earthly bed or the abyss. For Koh, the process of making art is finding her own identity. The layers signify a psychological process of her body; the accumulation of her memories and experiences.
Joo Yeon Woo's photo installation "Drinking your Surroundings" was inspired by the environment which the artist interacts with. 45 digital photographs will be installed on the wall and the entire dimension will be 5 feet wide and 1.2 feet in height. Each photograph represents a different place in which she lived in the past six years. She collected and has positioned small photos of buildings within glasses filled with water. The whole collection of images have become equivalent to her private archive. The works "embody my desire to come to terms with my origins and to create an artistic archive of my nomadic life style", says Woo.
Hyun Kyung Ryu's "Without trace" is comprised of 50 mixed media paintings, each measuring 20x20 cm. Born in Gyeong-ju, South Korea, Ryu grew up in a region abundant with relics from the old Shilla dynasty. Ryu's childhood experience of playing at a museum and ancient tombs provided her with the painterly expression resembling the heritage of her ancestors. For example, the rustic surface of the paintings reminds one of the inside of the royal tombs. Ryu was also inspired by the book, Zen Life, written by Jung Sung Bon. The title of Ryu's work indicates the essential idea of Zen life; all living creatures do not make the trace in nature and for human beings, it means to do their best in the present and not to focus on honor, authority or name.
Two self performing video pieces mention the materialistic and psychological relationship between the self and the environment. Yoonhye Park's single channel video, "Untitled" (Working Girl Series), featuring the artist's own performance against the horizon. This minimal and long duration of performance shows the artist herself in a uniform, trying to wipe away the horizon line. The body, interacting with the space, becomes a metaphor of the society and the artist wants to examine the complexities of the human condition in contemporary society. Jungsun Park's video "Breathe" and "Chewing Gum" focus on environmental substances. In each video, she takes in air and gum endlessly. This act of altering or adding new materials is an expression of her psychological and emotional states in a given space.
Gallery hours are 10:00am to 5:00pm, Monday through Friday. For more information, contact Yu Jin Hwang, curator of Gallery Korea, Korean Cultural Service NY at (212) 759-9550 or nyarts@koreanculture.org.
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Bills-Bengals game will not resume this week
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The NFL announced on Tuesday that the Week 17 matchup between the Buffalo Bills and Cincinnati Bengals will not resume this week after being postponed Monday night.
No decision has been made regarding the possibility of resuming the game, according to the league.
The contest began in Cincinnati on Monday before Bills safety Damar Hamlin collapsed on the field due to a cardiac arrest in the first quarter. His heartbeat was restored on the field and he was brought to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center.
The NFL initially suspended the game before postponing it less than an hour later and announcing that Hamlin was in critical condition. The Bills departed Cincinnati after midnight and returned to Buffalo.
As part of its announcement, the NFL said it has not made any changes yet to its Week 18 schedule.
Buffalo is set to host the New England Patriots at 1 p.m. ET on Sunday for its regular season finale. Cincinnati is scheduled to host the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday. The time of that game was originally to be determined based on the result of Monday night's game against the Bills.
At 12-3, the Bills are a half-game behind the Kansas City Chiefs for the top spot in the AFC. The race for the No. 1 seed could be contingent on whether the Bills-Bengals game resumes. If the Bills only play one more regular season game, they would need to beat the Patriots and have the Chiefs lose to the Raiders to clinch the No. 1 seed. If they resume their game against the Bengals, they could clinch the No. 1 seed if they win out.
The 11-4 Bengals are 1.5 games up on the Ravens in the AFC North with a head-to-head matchup slated for Week 18. If the Bengals' game against the Bills is canceled entirely, the Ravens would be unable to catch them in the standings. Baltimore, which already clinched a playoff spot, needs two more Cincinnati losses for a chance at the division title.


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José María Cornelio Figueroa Alcorta  (Córdoba, 20 de novembro de 1859 - Buenos Aires, 27 de dezembro de 1931) foi um advogado e político argentino que exerceu a presidência do país após o falecimento de Manuel Quintana, de quem era vice-presidente.

Crise política e social
Como chefe de estado, desliga-se de toda influência partidária, perdendo o apoio do seu partido, o PAN. Sofre oposição da imprensa, dos governos das províncias e o Poder Legislativo não aprova o orçamento, impossibilitando o pagamento de dívidas e o desenvolvimento do país. No mesmo ano em que assume o governo, sofre um atentado na porta de sua casa. O agressor, Francisco Solano Rejis, lança contra ele uma bomba, que não chega a explodir.

Intensificam-se os protestos populares e as comemorações do Dia do Trabalho em 1º de maio de 1909 na praça Lorea terminam com uma repressão policial, provocando várias mortes. Os sindicatos responsabilizam o chefe de polícia, coronel Ramón Falcón, que é morto em novembro em um atentado a bomba. Em 26 de junho de 1910, no Teatro Colón, durante os festejos do centenário da Independência, explode outra bomba durante a apresentação da ópera Manón de Massenet, causando ferimentos em várias pessoas.

Desenvolvimento econômico
Apesar dos conflitos sociais durante sua administração, há um relativo progresso econômico, com o aumento da produção agrícola, desenvolvimento industrial e do comércio exterior. É regulamentado o trabalho das mulheres e jovens. Durante sua gestão, entram no país cerca de  imigrantes.

As obras públicas têm também um crescimento considerável: canais, pontes, estradas, barragens, irrigação, alcançam as partes mais remotas do país. Em 1907 é descoberto o primeiro campo petrolífero em Comodoro Rivadavia. Buenos Aires passa a sediar importantes congressos internacionais: da Indústria, de Ciências Sociais, de Ferrovias e outros. Com os festejos do Centenário da Revolução de Maio em 1910, não se economizam gastos com festas populares e desfiles. Os serviços de transporte em Buenos Aires se desenvolvem, é inaugurado um hotel da rede Plaza e têm início as construções de grandes obras como dos Palácios de Águas Corrientes, da Justiça e dos Correios. É também inaugurado o Palácio do Congresso Nacional. São construídas ligações ferroviárias entre Buenos Aires e as províncias e ampliadas as redes de água e saneamento.

Reforma política
Durante seu governo, Alcorta intervém em Tucumán, San Juan, San Luis, Corrientes e Rioja para reorganizar os poderes políticos, preparando assim o caminho para uma reforma política, com mudanças no sistema eleitoral. Estas reformas seriam implantadas durante a gestão de seu sucessor, Roque Sáenz Peña, que assumiu o governo em 12 de outubro de 1910 em meio a uma crise social, greves e rumores de uma conspiração radical.

Anos mais tarde, exercendo o cargo de ministro da Corte Suprema, foi o único juiz que se propôs a renunciar quando ocorreu o golpe de estado de 1930.

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Oreshika: Tainted Bloodlines Review—Thicker Than Water
By Janine Hawkins | March 19, 2015 | 9:00am
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My final few days playing Oreshika: Tainted Bloodlines were not exactly fun. I was repeating the same boss fights, running the same dungeons, eking every point that I could out of my clan's current generation before their time was up and I would need to focus on their offspring instead. I was no longer interested in unraveling the intricacies of each map the game had generated for me, or imbuing the heirloom weapons crafted for the founder's progeny with new powers, or freeing gods from earthly prisons so they could join the pantheon from which I was selecting my clan members' mates. I was rushing through the illuminated paths and the multicolored hot spring puzzles that had captivated me a few days earlier, desperate to get as strong as possible, as fast as possible.
As it turns out, that is the worst way to play this game.
In Oreshika, you're at the helm of a clan that's been cursed with dramatically shortened lifespans and is unable to produce children with any mortal who doesn't share their fate. Immortals are altogether exempt from this rule, however, and they're glad to volunteer their genetic material to help strengthen your clan as long as you earn their favor first. The resulting gameplay loop is a little like Massive Chalice in that you are constantly replenishing your pool of fighters with their slightly more capable kids. Unless you're a particularly bad matchmaker (or hit a patch of rough luck with unfavorable recessive genes) each generation is stronger than the last. Some of them may even inherit an immortal parent's unique physical traits, like cat ears or horns.
(Aside: It's utterly ridiculous to me that the pantheon is divided along gender lines for breeding purposes when conception comes in the form of magical golden bubbles and can happen between a 15-month old adult human and a baby with a bamboo shoot coming out of his head or a sentient blob of mochi. But whatever. At least the distribution of power between sympathetic gods and cursed mortals makes the procreation mechanic in Oreshika infinitely less creepy than it is in Conception.)
Yet as strong as your god-babies will one day be, you need to take the time to train them first. My current generation had been a hopelessly underpowered group of rag-tag newborns not so long ago. Months of turn-based grinding had produced a highly capable team: A hammer-wielding wrecker and sword-bearing fencer stood firm in the front row, while a martial artist and a priestess delivered focused attacks from the back. As they blew past their primes, and the signs of age (a cursed tattoo—what two-year old has wrinkles?) began to creep across their faces, I felt like I was grasping at my last chance. The last gleaming thread of hope. If that thread snapped it would be a while before we'd be in fighting shape again, and dear god I needed to finish this game already. I dreaded the thought of spending another in-game year grinding until the next generation would be able to hold their own… Or maybe even the generation after that.
Then again, maybe we were ready. When I asked Kochin, the clan's adorable human/weasel advisor, to suggest a course of action, she pressed me on towards the final encounter. Kochin had been my rock. The game encourages you to lean on your upbeat aide quite strongly in the beginning, and for good reason. In addition to making recommendations about what you should do next, she meticulously journals (and illustrates) what you've been up to, keeps a complete family tree, charts your clan's strength over time, and offers tips and reminders about everything from basic combat to the odd little gimmicks of each dungeon type that you've encountered. She cheers you on in battle, consoles you after the loss of a clan member, and welcomes the new arrivals that replace them. In short she's incredibly useful and brimming with personality. She's a treasure, and she'd never steered me wrong before. Kochin seemed convinced that the team was capable, and helpfully suggested an array of boss-oriented supplies that I could bring along to increase my odds of success.
I didn't win. I lost, and jammed my left thumb down on the PS button and swiped the game shut with my right. I had performed this gesture countless times while playing Oreshika, more for the cathartic release it provided than to avoid any actual consequences in the game. Oreshika is actually very forgiving. Defeat doesn't necessarily mean death. Most of the time, defeat just means "Come back in a couple months, kiddo." Even so, I was frustrated.
But if Kochin said I could do it, then I could. And I would. I would stubbornly keep replaying that fight until I did.
Maybe this doesn't sound fun, and at that point it really wasn't. I was not having "fun". But even when I was running into the same walls again and again I never felt the kind of impotent frustration that regularly leads me to take a break from a game and never come back. I like a challenge of course, but at the end of the day when a game makes me feel too incompetent to succeed I have a hard time finding the motivation to continue. I get mad at myself, and at the game in question. I start to hate it. Strangely enough, at no point did I ever hate Oreshika.
Poor Relations
There were reasons that I wasn't happy with Oreshika beyond my own failure and impatience, which makes the fact that I didn't hate it even more surprising. For one, the game fails to fully explain many things about itself. It gestures towards them, particularly in the beginning, but leaves the details unsaid. Even Kochin's information section tends to deal in broad strokes with plenty of room left for enigma. The stat bars of your clan members' divine hook-ups, which govern everything from a character's combat skills to their emotional disposition, pulse and bounce on the screen. No numbers, nothing solid, just a vague suggestion that their Water mind is higher than their Earth heart. Maybe it's supposed to be comforting, as if the game is saying "It's not really that important, you'll figure it out, don't stress!" But I stressed. I stressed a lot. This approach is the opposite of reassuring, because the nature of these kinds of RPGs makes you feel like every single detail can make or break you. I desperately wanted to have a wiki open on my phone, especially in the first few hours. Even if it didn't give me much more than the game itself, the illusion of stability and understanding would have been enough. (For what it's worth, the game is right. It's not really that important. You'll figure it out.)
That's not all I struggled with. Oreshika: Tainted Bloodlines is actually the second game in the series, though it's the first to be localized in English. When it was initially released in Japan last year, fans of the original were fairly unhappy with a key change that had been made. The story now revolved around a "main character" named Nueko, with your clan essentially caught in the crossfire between her and the game's antagonist. Even though I have never played the first Oreshika I can absolutely understand where these fans were coming from, because the very best parts of the game for me were often the ones when Nueko simply wasn't around—when it felt like the game was actually about "us".
The brief, flickering lives of your clan members leave so many little impressions on you over the course of playing. They might remind you of the ancestor that had the same features or wielded the same weapon. If they are stricken with the plague you worry for their wellbeing, because their lives are so fragile and precious. When they die their final words may even make you tear up. But Nueko remains fundamentally the same person, half-dressed and rarely inspired to express anything but physical pain. You see her story play out in flashes of exposition, and seldom will you care. If Nueko wasn't a strong fighter, her near constant presence in your party (which is mandatory for story progressing events) wouldn't feel worthwhile. She's just not terribly interesting, and her role undermines much of what Oreshika does to make the existence and evolution of your family feel meaningful.
But Nueko is not the biggest problem I have with Oreshika. That honor falls to one of the first gods I was able to pair up with: Kujakuin Akemi, an unflattering caricature of a transgender woman who is included among a list of male gods. Kujakuin's appearance and mannerisms will be particularly familiar to you if you've had a fair amount of exposure to Japanese media. This is not an uncommon trope in anime and the like, but that does not make it acceptable. The same goes for the "prissy" run assigned to dancer-class captains as they dart about the game's dungeons. I rolled my eyes watching my female dancer perform this animation, but watching her son doing the same made me pause. If you're ever unsure how to feel about when you come across something like this, ask yourself if whoever designed that moment expected you to laugh. It was the same feeling I had when I first saw Kujakuin—I knew that someone intended for players to laugh, both at the expense of the character and more significantly at the expense of the real people those tropes were created to mock.
Even at my most frustrated, confused, irritated and even offended, there was always something to love about this game. There was the arresting visual design, with every environment, character and effect composed of soft watercolors and bold outlines. There was the music, a spirited mix of traditional and contemporary that never wore out its welcome. There was the ever expanding list of skills, each more impressively animated than the last. There was Kochin, wriggling around in time with the music during the Frenzy periods when all the monsters in a dungeon are celebrating.
I don't think I really understood how I felt about Oreshika until after my fourth try at the end boss. My last try, when I finally won. The curses placed on the clan had been lifted (don't pretend that's a spoiler, because of course the curses get lifted) and the game was easing itself towards the credits. Nueko turned to the head of the clan, a martial artist with the same trade and the same smug expression that one of the clan founder's once bore, and told her, "No need to rush anymore. Take your time. Chew before you swallow."
I hadn't been chewing for a long time. I'd been tearing off great big chunks and gulping them down whole, and it hadn't been an enjoyable experience. But after the credits rolled, and the post-game revealed itself, my relief to be done immediately changed into an eagerness to keep playing. Now that I'd finished the game there was no story to rush through, no progress points to beat my head against because of deadlines. Nueko's specialized job class was unlocked for my clan, meaning that I would no longer need to call her down to benefit from her skills. I also now had the option to summon any god from the pantheon to join the clan on the battlefield as she had.
Better still, it felt like I could finally start to dig in to the subtler mechanics present in Oreshika. The heirlooms, the curses, the deification (or demonization) of my own family members, the passing down of powerful Secret Arts, the expansion of the town, the… Uh… Benefits and drawbacks of celestial inbreeding. I'm not sure I completed even one of the game's random dungeons. If you're playing on the game's suggested difficulty setting it feels like you'll barely scratch the surface of what it has to offer.
Maybe that's why it was such a strange relief when the game faded back in from the credits. I wanted to see how the twins would turn out after their training. I wanted to break the curse placed on the fan that the founder had commissioned for her son. I wanted to bring the deified gunner back to fight alongside his great-grandchildren. I wanted to find the heaven promised at the end of the Heptacolor Hot Springs. The very first thing I did was expand my clan's house. I was finished, but I wanted to play more than ever.
Janine Hawkins is a games writer based in sunny Canada. You can find her written and video work on HealerArcherMage.com or follow her on Twitter @bleatingheart.
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Ivy & Twigs was created by Karen Miller, owner, in 1993 as a weekend shop located in a log cabin next to the Miller home in the Weingarten, MO area. The original name of Sweet Annie's Cabin is still fondly remembered by many people who continue to follow Karen's endeavors and who remain devoted friends and customers.
In 1996, Sweet Annie's Cabin grew to become Ivy & Twigs with a full time shop opening in historic Ste. Genevieve, MO. A second location in Farmington was added in 2009. Both shops featured Karen's permanent botanical or floral designs plus beautiful embellishments for the home.
In 2011, both shops were closed and Karen came full circle by returning to the log cabin which now serves as her design studio. Her creations are displayed and sold in the Inspire gift shop at the beautiful Weingarten Vineyard. Karen's designs, which are usually embellished with garden inspired European ribbon, continue to be sought-after by many people who like to surround themselves with touches of everlasting beauty and nature.


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Dae Hwan Kim Is On A Warpath To The Bantamweight World Title
After two years away from the cage, former ONE Bantamweight World Title challenger "Ottogi" Dae Hwan Kim (12-1-1) is making his return to ONE Championship, and has gold on his mind.
The South Korean star is scheduled to challenge BJJ world champion Leandro "Brodinho" Issa (14-6) at ONE: IMMORTAL PURSUIT, live from the Singapore Indoor Stadium on Friday, 24 November.
It has been a long and emotional road back for Kim.
Following his highlight reel rear-naked choke victory over Teng Li Ge in October 2015, he took some time off from competition and was content with coaching the athletes at his gym, including his girlfriend. In fact, he had invested his time and energy into helping her achieve her goals, even ahead of his own personal ambitions.
However, earlier this year, things changed when the couple broke up. That allowed the 30-year-old Seoul, South Korea resident to resume his life's goals.
"Now," he says, "I am concentrating on me."
In May, "Ottogi" competed locally in Korea to shake off any cage rust he might have had. Apparently, there was not much, as he needed just 23 seconds to dispatch his opponent via TKO.
With momentum on his side, Kim is back in ONE, and his renewed thirst for competition arrived at the perfect time, as a big opportunity presented itself almost right away.
"I was hungry," he asserts, revealing how he came to be matched with Issa, who was originally scheduled to face Andrew Leone. "I asked for a match within a month. I did not know Leone had withdrawn, but the timing was right."
Kim has had a highly successful and decorated career in martial arts, as he is a Korean national champion in Muay Thai, taekwondo, and wushu. He has beautifully brought those disciplines together en route to a 12-1-1 professional record, with six of those wins coming by submission and another three by TKO.
He will need to draw on all his world-class experience to overcome his Brazilian adversary, a BJJ world champion and former world title challenger who trains out of the Singapore-based Evolve MMA.
Both men came up short in their respective attempts to take the the ONE Bantamweight World Title at the first time of asking, as Kim was defeated by Bibiano Fernandes in December 2014, and Issa lost the inaugural championship to Soo Chul Kim in October 2012.
However, with recent wins and high-level experience, the two combatants hope a victory will put them in contention for another shot at glory.
"I think he (Issa) is the closest to the ONE Bantamweight World Title," Kim admits. "He has a lot of experience and good jiu jitsu. He is a good partner to test myself."
The South Korean is adamant that his return has just one eventual result, however, and that is a second bout with Fernandes – the only man to ever defeat him, and the most dominant champion in the organization's history.
He is full of respect for Issa's accomplishments, but he is setting his sights past his next assignment in Singapore, and on to world championship gold.
With a 13-bout win streak and seven successful title defenses, nobody has been able to topple "The Flash" just yet. But Kim believes the time he spent in the cage opposite the titleholder back in 2014 taught him the lessons that will aid him in securing a different outcome next time.
"I came back to take the title from Bibiano. The ONE Bantamweight World Title is mine," he confidently states. "I tasted the experience of Bibiano in the first leg. The second game will be an easy match for me."
Kim's record, skill set and experience give him every right to be confident, but looking past Issa on 24 November would not be advised, as anything could happen once the cage door closes, especially knowing that there may be a world title opportunity waiting for them when the door opens next.
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Tree ferns are a large group of ferns with tree-like form. They are part of a subclass of ferns which is proved to be monophyletic by DNA sequence analysis.
The tree-ferns and some other ferns with creeping rhizome stems make up the Cyatheales group of ferns (as a sub-class or order). The tree-like habit has evolved a number of times in this group. They can grow up to 20 metres tall, with their large fronds at the top.
Tree ferns are found growing in tropical and subtropical areas as well as temperate rainforests in Australia, New Zealand, and other island groups nearby. A few genera extend further, such as Culcita in southern Europe. Like all ferns, tree ferns reproduce by means of spores developed in sporangia on the undersides of the fronds.
The fronds of tree ferns are usually very large, and multiple-divided fronds. The young fronds of tree ferns emerge in coils that uncurl as they grow.
Unlike flowering plants, tree ferns do not form new woody tissue in their trunk as they grow. Rather, the trunk is supported by a fibrous mass of roots that expands as the tree fern grows.
It is not certain how many species of tree fern there are but it is likely to be around a thousand. New species are discovered in New Guinea with each botanical survey. Many species must have become extinct in the last century as forest habitats were cut down by people.
Cyathea medullaris can grow up to 20 m tall in its native New Zealand.
Tree fern frond ("fiddlehead") by the Akatarawa River, New Zealand.
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Drivers need to make sure they are carrying a safe load. Improperly positioned freight can result loss of life, damage to vehicle, a crash, issuance of citations/fines to driver/carrier company, and out of service issues. They can also result in damages that have the potential to cause a significant loss of value to the load, and consequently, the potential for additional costs. Anything and everything carried on a truck must be properly secured to prevent loss of control and falling cargo from causing injury.
Drivers must follow the North American Cargo Securement Standard Model Regulations. These regulations apply to all types of cargo, except commodities in bulk that lack structure or fixed shape. Safe cargo securement principles and regulations apply to every single bill of lading item carried on the truck; and, they also apply to dunnage, tools, and items such as shovels, blocks, webbing, chains, spare tires, brooms, forklifts, pallet jacks, winches, or ratchets that drivers need to complete the job. All must be secured!
There are many cargo securement best practices drivers can follow to improve or maintain their good driving record. In refrigerated produce shipments, load locks (along with proper loading techniques) are one of the most important tools to ensure that cargo is loaded and secured properly for transport.
Verify that rear doors close securely.
Examine inside of trailer to ensure that cargo is properly secured. Check cargo securement devices for proper number, size and condition.
Load locks are commonly used to secure cargo; they are telescoping bars that have ratcheting mechanisms inside and are typically made of steel or aluminum. To set load locks into place, you telescope the bar until the ends contact the walls or the floor and the ceiling, then flip the tension handle to lock it in place. It is advised that drivers have 3 to 6 load locks that are in good working order.
Make sure that you have 3-6 load locks that are in good working order available.
It is recommended that 2 load locks be placed between the floor and the ceiling on the left side of the rear pallets – this is because all vehicles on the road lean slightly to the right due to the road's center crown, and pallets are therefore stacked slightly to the right of the trailer to minimize shifting.
It is also recommended that 2 load locks be placed on the back of the rear pallets between the trailer's walls. Remember that it is always advisable to have a minimum of 6 inches of space between the back doors and the load to allow for adequate air flow.
A monthly inspection is advised to ensure that all load locks are operating effectively and are not rusted or otherwise broken. Don't get you and your load locks jammed up at time of loading!
Use best practices or due diligence. Remember that rules are established for a reason. Ensure your load is contained, immobilized or secured so that it cannot: (a) leak, spill, blow off, fall from, fall through or otherwise be dislodged from the vehicle, (b) shift upon or within the vehicle to such an extent that the vehicle's stability or maneuverability is affected, or (c) shift to an extent that damages the product and therefore causes a loss of value to the load. So, the moral here (once again) is be prepared; prevention is always the best way!


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Cancer Mortality Down 20 Percent Since 1980, but Regional Disparities Persist
According to a population-based modeling study published in JAMA, cancer mortality rates decreased by 20.1 percent (95% CI 18.2-21.4) between 1980 and 2014 – down from 240.2 deaths per 100,000 person-years in 1980 to 192 deaths per 100,000 person-years in 2014.
The rate varied across the country, though. For example, in Summit County, Colorado, cancer mortality in 1980 was 130.6 deaths per 100,000 person-years, dropping to 70.7 deaths in 2014. In North Slope Borough, Alaska, however, the cancer mortality rate rose from 386.9 deaths per 100,000 person-years in 1980 to 503.1 deaths in 2014.
"Such significant disparities among U.S. counties is unacceptable," Ali H. Mokdad, PhD, from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington, Seattle, and authors wrote. "Every person should have access to early screenings for cancer, as well as adequate treatment."
Dr. Mokdad and authors analyzed de-identified death records from the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) and population data from the Census Bureau, NCHS, and the Human Mortality Database. Deaths and population were analyzed by county, age group (in 5-year intervals), sex, year, and cause of death (when applicable). Validated models were used to estimate county-level mortality rates from 29 cancers, including Hodgkin lymphoma, non-Hodgkin lymphoma, multiple myeloma, and leukemia.
The highest mortality rates were seen in several areas of the southern United States (including Kentucky, West Virginia, Alabama, and areas along the Mississippi River) and Western Alaska. Overall, there were statistically significant increases in cancer mortality between 1980 and 2014 in 160 U.S. counties, with the highest rates of increase observed in Kentucky and scattered throughout the South.
The researchers cited several potential explanations for these geographic disparities. First, cancer incidence could be high due to risk factor profiles and poor prevention and screening programs. Second, late cancer detection due to lack of screening, lack of awareness in the population and health-care clinicians, and poor access to health care could affect outcomes. Lastly, obesity is a major risk factor for cancer, and rates of overweight and obesity have increased steadily in the United States, with higher rates of obesity documented in southern parts of the country.
Source: Mokdad AH, Dwyer-Lindgren L, Fitzmaurice C, et al. Trends and patterns of disparities in cancer mortality among US counties, 1980-2014. JAMA. 2017;317:388-406.


Consult Blue – Marketing & Sales Dashboard for Retail Management provides a unified analytics for the sales and marketing executives of a retailer.
The Consult Blue – Marketing & Sales Dashboard for Retail is designed to meet the needs of the sales and marketing executives of a retailer. It works as a daily dashboard created to present the sales data in geographical and temporal perspective. The managers have the opportunity to spot the trends and to compare current performance to last year performance in order to make operative decisions.
The growing power of the consumer is reflected in the 3rd tab, Customer Satisfaction & Loyalty that works as an early warning of shifts in customer sentiment and loyalty.
The dashboard is easy to use and comprehensive and the user does not need the help of a data analyst to understand and manipulate the reports.
The retailer's managers are able to stay informed, able to understand the current situation at a glance and quickly react to changes, threats and opportunities.


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Барановичский автобус — первый и основной вид общественного транспорта города Барановичи. По состоянию на 1 ноября 2021 года действует 29 маршрута автобуса, а также 3 маршрута маршрутного такси.

История
Система автобусных перевозок Барановичей берёт своё начало с 1909 года, когда было принято решение об открытии автобусного сообщения города с соседними городами, а первый регулярный рейс стартовал в 1910 году. Существовало автобусное сообщение в Барановичах и во время польского владычества.

После освобождения города от немецко-фашистских захватчиков восстанавливать систему общественного транспорта пришлось с нуля. Первыми машинами автопарка стали трофейные немецкие Bussing.

В начале 50-х годов автопарк пополнялся современными советскими автобусами ПАЗ-651 и ЗИС-155. В городе работал один маршрут от Полесского вокзала до Третьяков. Его цена составляла 1 рубль, а с вокзала до центра или с центра до Третьяков надо было заплатить 50 копеек.

Управлением образования БССР в 1955 году было принято решение организовать самостоятельное хозяйство: Барановичский автобусный парк, которое называлось «Автотранспортная контора пассажирская». Оно создавалось на базе малочисленных мастерских. На тот период в автохозяйстве имелось 35 автобусов, 29 легковых такси марки «Победа» и 9 грузовых машин для обслуживания города.

Уже в 1975 году автотранспортное хозяйство было разделено на два транспортных предприятия: таксомоторный парк и автоколонна 2448 (где обслуживались только автобусы). В декабре 1975 года на улице Тельмана введен в эксплуатацию новый автопарк с гаражом на 200 автобусов.

В 2008 году АП № 2 кроме пассажирских перевозок начал выполнять грузоперевозки. Для этого были приобретены два современных тягача DAF XF-105,а также полуприцепы KOGEL к ним. 26 января 2009 года РУП АП№ 2 г Барановичи был реорганизован в ОАО "Автобусный парк г. Барановичи".

С 20 июля 2012 года Барановичи стали первым городом в Беларуси, где можно следить за движением общественного транспорта в режиме реального времени с помощью мобильного приложения Яндекс. Транспорт.

Примечания

Ссылки
 Официальный сайт автопарка
 Тамара Савич. Ретроспектива. Городской транспорт. // Intex-Press, 24 июня 2010 г.
 Экскурс в историю. Общественному транспорту города 72 года. // Сайт Барановичского автобусного парка.
 Расписание городских автобусных маршрутов на сайте Барановичского автобусного парка.
 Список городских автобусных маршрутов на сайте bartrans.net
 Схема автобусных маршрутов города Барановичи на сайте govorim.by
 Схема автобусных маршрутов на карте города.

Автобус
Автобусные системы Белоруссии


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Book Review: It's in His Kiss by Jill Shalvis
August 21, 2014	Kathy Davie	Book Reviews	2
It's in His Kiss by Jill Shalvis
Genres: Contemporary Romance, Romance
Published by Grand Central Publishing on August 26, 2014
ONE KISS CAN LAST FOREVER
Becca Thorpe has uprooted her life and escaped to the beach. Now's her chance to get away from city living, throw caution to the ocean winds, and live in the moment. Especially if the moment includes the deliciously sexy surfer she meets shortly after arriving in Lucky Harbor. Something about the dark intensity of Sam's eyes and the thrill she gets at his touch convinces her to stay awhile.
Boatbuilder and investment genius Sam Brody is a self-made man who knows how dangerous it can be to mix business and pleasure. But he can't resist offering Becca a job just to hear her laugh and have her near. Yet when her brother comes to town asking for help, will he tempt her back to her glamorous life in the city? Or do Sam and little Lucky Harbor have a chance to win Becca's heart?
Also by this author: He's So Fine, One in a Million, Forever and a Day, Second Chance Summer, Sweet Little Lies, Get A Clue, The Trouble with Mistletoe, Chasing Christmas Eve, "One Snowy Night", Rainy Day Friends
Tenth in the Lucky Harbor romance series which has expanded beyond the three sisters and through the other inhabitants of town. The couple focus is on Becca Thorpe and Sam Brody.
A special thanks to NetGalley and Grand Central Publishing for allowing me to read this eARC.
It's that second paragraph that pulls me in, lol. How can you resist a woman who can appreciate a good popcorn? And it's that small town flavor that, in turn, pulls Becca in. People who take her to their hearts. A first for Becca. It's also Sam as he teaches her that love isn't always in the words, but it's Becca who points out another truism that applies to them both.
"Maybe you're too focused on the past instead of the here and now."
Hmmm, advice I need to take…
It's certainly a different twist on the sex with the girl wanting to dive right in, and the boy holding back. Oh, he wants to badly enough, but it has to be right, and he uses every excuse to try and stay away. Lucky for him he has his buddies who are very willing to run interference, lol. It's also a twist in that he is the one nurturing her. He wants to help, and he'll wait. He'll be patient yet relentless.
"You're still living in your head."
Seems Sam does have a couple of hot buttons, one of which is his dad.
I do like Sam's reasons for building boats…
"You should try it sometime … doing something for yourself."
Love that scene where Becca takes a lick of her ice cream as she appreciates the tableau of Sam, Tanner, and Cole, and then Olivia takes a lick of her ice cream. Can't ya just see it, lololol. Then the scene where Olivia and Becca are getting drunk and Sam comes a'knockin' on her door, but Becca doesn't want to see him. And she knows how thin those walls are.
I do like that Becca calls Sam on his no-dating policy. The scene is a bit awkward, but ya gotta laugh at the same time. Sam gets awkward again when Becca says those three little words no man wants to hear. It takes Cole to put Sam in his place with a firm reminder.
Jeez, her brother is such a jerk! And too much like too many people. If they don't experience what you do, then it's not real. You should be able to shake it off. It's not real. Because they don't feel it.
Ohh, then the Summer Bash when the band gets sick. Becca's kids want to perform and Becca is freaking until she realizes the truth of that gathering. I absolutely loved this bit…sigh… Something we should all remember.
I do love Shalvis' Lucky Harbor series. The stories have been cozy romances with various words of wisdom that anyone can apply to their own lives. I'm finding Shalvis one of those reliable writers, one I can't wait to cozy up with, expecting laughter, tears, and nuggets to tuck away.
It's an item on a list and a name that pulls Becca in. She's always wanted to see the ocean, and she could certainly use some luck.
Meanwhile, she needs a place to live. And a job. Luckily, Lucky Harbor Charter needs someone to organize them and answer the damn phone.
Becca Thorpe, a.k.a., Peeper, is on the run from expectations and demands. A jingle writer and former concert pianist, she's blocked from her muse and hiding. Jase is her needy brother, the pianist who gets all the attention. Nathan Seagal, a longtime family friend, had been their manager until that one night. Evelyn, her mother, and her dad come to harass but encounter Sam first.
Sam "Grandma" Brody builds custom boats and keeps an eye on the finances for the charter company and a few friends. They say Sam knows everything, and he's got this need to take care of people. Mark Brody is his ne'er-do-well father. The man Sam supported his entire life and who is still leeching off his son.
Lucky Harbor Charters
If it's on or in the water, these guys can make it happen. And make you drool at the same time. It's Sam, Cole Donovan, and Tanner's baby. Cole is the captain, navigator, and mechanic while Tanner is an ex-Navy SEAL who now handles the planning and charting. I am curious where he fit the SEAL business in when the four of them were supposedly spending eight years aboard those oil rigs. Gil had been the fourth.
Amelia Donovan is Cole's mom and Sam's honorary mom. She took Sam in as a foster son years ago and has kept him ever since. Selena is a crazy almost girlfriend who scares me!
Lyons is Becca's new landlord. Lance is running the popcorn-ice cream stand on the pier. Jax Cullen is one of the owners of The Shack, and they need a waitress. Lucille is the local gossip queen, and she's older than dirt. Psst, she got kicked off Facebook! Olivia Bentley is Becca's new neighbor. Seems her store, has grown too big. Ben is a longtime running partner of Sam's. Dr. Josh Scott is Mark's doctor and a friend of Sam's. Anderson runs the hardware store and hits on all the ladies. Yvonne is a client at Lucky Harbor Charters.
Jack Harper is the fire marshal who hires Becca to teach at the rec center. Mitzy Gale runs the kids' programs at the center, and she's the principal at the elementary school. The kids include Pink, Kendra, Alex, Tray, Jose, and Carlos.
The cover is a stroll on the boardwalk to the ocean, crossing the sand, heading toward all that blue that gradates up into a pale, pale blue. It's Sam and Becca, arm around shoulder and arm around waist, at peace with each other.
The title is all about Sexy Surfer's kiss, It's in His Kiss, as if Becca was his entire world.
By Jill Shalvis
4.5 Star Books
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2 Responses to "Book Review: It's in His Kiss by Jill Shalvis"
Red Iza
I know I need to read that series, I will !
ladystorm
It's one of those series that I see as a B series. It's not a Diana Gabaldon or a Nora Roberts, but it's still a good read. And I do love that coziness about it. The small town friendliness. It's a book (series!) you want to have around for those days you need a lift or simply to get away into a nicer world.
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We're standing in a room in the middle of a circle surrounded by some of the most powerful women in Hollywood: directors, presidents, producers, recognized leaders in the industry. How did we get here?
Elisa Parker Speaks at March for Civility in D.C.
The Los Angeles Business Journal hosted the 2018 Women's Summit & Awards event at the JW Marriott Los Angeles, June 2018. It was an honor to be recognized amongst so many accomplished women!
Not only is See Jane Do favorite, Azure Antoinette participating in Raising Jane but she is bringing along The Voice, Australia contestant, Emily Rex to perform together in their new duo, Spare Pages.
"We have the ability, we have the power and we have the strength to be able to deliver in the way we want to….The way we are brought into this world very much shows how we are to exist in this world.
All you need is love. Is it really that simple? Sonika Tinker of Love Works for You says, love is always the answer, not just love in relationships but self-love and living in your fullest potential.
Elisa Parker of See Jane Do speaks with Lynn Rosenthal, White House Advisor on Violence Against Women at the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women. Ms. Rosenthal discusses the significance of the passing of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) and emphasizes the importance of women sticking together.
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In a fundamentally new approach, this comprehensive two-volume set teaches all the techniques a modern analyst needs. The authors explain all the methods, models, and techniques of analysis, and simulate an actual project executed for a British television company. The reader is guided through each step of the project by exercises and the authors' advice.
The book also brings systems analysis up to date, showing how analysis is used for object-oriented implementation, and how event-response data flow models and entity-relationship data models are complementary, not competing, models. A clever system of trail guides lets the readers model an extensive case study at their own pace, in a sequence based on their level of experience.
Complete Systems Analysis adapts to the reader's needs and provides an appropriate learning path for the beginner, with a more direct route for experienced analysts wanting to make better use of today's techniques.
Not only is each of these models defined in detail, the authors lead the reader through the process of constructing these models. The book uses an excellent case study throughout: The Piccadilly Project, which involves the sale of air time for commercials during television broadcasts. It is explained in great detail so that the reader can readily understand it, yet it is complicated enough to illustrate the analysis techniques, challenge the reader, and lead to a higher level of understanding and skill in analysis.
In addition, the authors use a large number of entertaining and informative examples to illustrate key analysis concepts: Woolly Mammoth Hunting, Buzzcott Employment Agency, Fastbuck Book Company, West Ashling Duck Race, Miss Tweedy's Dating Service, and many others.
The authors also explain the importance of modeling not only the essential system but also the physical systems, both current and future. The essential system is the "perfect" system. which includes only the system requirements and excludes anything having to do with how the system will be designed or implemented. The physical system must take into account the hardware and software environment in which the essential system will be implemented.
One difficulty that all authors face is how to match the linear flow of a book to the many and varied interests and experiences of their readers. The Robertsons have invented a very clever approach to guiding different kinds of readers through their book—Ski Trails. Modeled on the grading of ski trails (beginner, intermediate, expert) the authors have created four separate paths through their book depending on the prior knowledge of the reader and the goals for reading the book. Given these trail descriptions, readers can choose the parts of the book that are most useful to them.
Finally, the authors offer a bit of very wise advice to analysts who don't have all the information they need: "You analyze systems—you don't invent policy nor do you guess it" (31).
I highly recommend this book to all those who want to increase the ability to perform complete systems analysis.


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Athanasios Ghavelas (born 19 December 1999) is a Greek Paralympic athlete who specializes in the 100 metres dash. He represented Greece at the Paralympic Games, along with his guide Sotiris Garaganis.

Career
Ghavelas represented Greece at the 2020 Summer Paralympics in the 100 metres T11 event and won the gold medal with a world record time of 10.82.

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1999 births
Living people
Paralympic athletes of Greece
Medalists at the World Para Athletics European Championships
Athletes (track and field) at the 2020 Summer Paralympics
Medalists at the 2020 Summer Paralympics
Paralympic medalists in athletics (track and field)
Paralympic gold medalists for Greece
Greek male sprinters
21st-century Greek people


Chennai Super Kings who were on the brink of missing out on the semi-final spot fought back as the floored a strong Mumbai Indians to creep into the top four. Mumbai Indians after controlling of about more than eight percent of the match failed to finish off the job as they were slayed by a determined home side who were looking nothing short of a win.
MS Dhoni was clear in his thinking process as he elected to bat first and out strode into the middle last match centurion for Chennai Murali Vijay and Hayden. The Mumbai bowlers unlike the Rajasthan bowlers kept the openers quiet with some excellent bowling. Harbhajan Singh has being handed the duties of bowling the with the new ball in the recent matches and this time too Sachin entrusted the new ball to the off-spinner. Harbhajan responded to his captain's call as he removed Vijay (14, 17b, 2x4) who was looking quite dangerous in the middle. Raina (23, 18b, 1x6, 2x4) after his brief usual flourish fell as the the Chennai Super Kings slumped.
Skipper MS Dhoni (31, 18b, 4x4) and Mathew Hayden (35, 31b, 1x6, 2x4) added 50 in 5 overs as the pitch began to show signs of wear and tear. Unlike in the previous encounter between Chennai Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals the ball grippe the surface and refused to come onto the bat. The score would have being much lower had it not being for the innovative Badrinath the score would have being much lower.
Mumbai in reply got off to the usual brisk and risk-fire start as Dhawan and Tendulkar batted sensibly. After adding 46 in 6 overs Dhawan (16, 18b, 2x4) tried to cut a delivery that was close to his body and in the process chopped the ball back onto his stumps. The Chennai heat took its toll on Tendulkar's body as he was visibly struggling. With every run he took it was becoming a struggle forcing him to retire in the 10th over when his score was on 38. That started the tumble of wickets for Mumbai Indians. From 62 for 1 it soon became 89 for 7 as the innings crumbled.
Raynard (3, 4b) who replaced Tendulkar had a rush of blood and was stumped of a a harmless Raina off-spinner while Bravo (2, 3b) in an attempt to launch Tyagi into the stands was brilliantly caught in the deep by Thushara. Tiwary (14, 18b, 1x4) found Hayden at midwicket and Pollard's poor run in the IPL continued as he was caught by Vijay for 5. Sathish (4, 5b) was undone by Badrinath-Dhoni combo as he was run-out and he was followed back into the hut by McLaren who was trapped leg-before by Ashwin.
With the fall of McLaren, Tendulkar returned to the crease and with it the hopes of Mumbai Indians soared. But he could add just seven runs to his score as he was caught at long-on by Vijay of Thushara as he looked for the maximum. But Thushara's joy was short-lived as he was taken out of the attack in the very next ball as he bowled the second beamer of the innings. Harbhajan threatened to take Mumbai Indians to win all by himself but in the end it proved way beyond him as the host won the match by a comfortable margin of 24 runs.