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Grand Prix Číny (zjednodušeně čínsky: 中国大奖赛) je závod Formule 1. V současné době koná na okruhu Shanghai International Circuit v Šanghaji, který navrhl Hermann Tilke. Po dokončení v roce 2004, to byl nejdražší okruh Formule 1, který stál 240 milionů dolarů. Trať je dlouhá 5,451 m.

Historie
Vize čínské Grand Prix začala v roce 1990. Čínská vláda původně plánovala okruhu Formule 1 ve městě Ču-chaj v Kuang-tung provincii (jižní Čína). Zhuhai International Circuit byl navržen, postaven a byl dočasně přidán v roce 1999 do mistrovství světa Formule 1, ale trati se nepodařilo splnit určité standardy stanovené FIA. Nicméně, čínská vláda se nevzdala a nakonec, za pomoci organizátorů Grand Prix Macau (F3), se konal vůbec první závod formule jedna v Číně v roce 2004.

V roce 2002 bylo oznámeno, že řízení Shanghai International Circuit podepsalo 7letou smlouvu s Formula One Management, hostit čínské Grand Prix od roku 2004 až do sezóny 2011. Čínská Grand Prix debutovala 26. září 2004, a první závod vyhrála stáj Ferrari a její jezdec Rubens Barrichello. V dalších letech došlo ke dvěma prodloužením – v únoru 2011 bylo dosaženo dohody, že Čína bude hostit závod F1 do roku 2017 a na podzim roku 2017 podepsal organizátor novou smlouvu na další 3 roky, tedy do roku 2020.

Pandemie covidu-19
V roce 2020 byla Velká cena původně naplánována na 19. duben, ale kvůli pandemii covidu-19 byla nejprve odložena a posléze zrušena. Závod se nejel ani v letech 2021 a 2022 a nepojede se ani v roce 2023.

Vítězové Grand Prix Číny

Opakovaná vítězství (jezdci)

Opakovaná vítězství (týmy)

Opakovaná vítězství (dodavatelé motorů)

Vítězové v jednotlivých letech

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Faith had its beginnings over a century ago when the First Methodist Episcopal Church, South was begun in South Jacksonville. It was not too long before the name was changed to Hendricks Memorial. Buildings were put up, and expanded, and the ministry did well.
Jacksonville experienced a rapid expansion during WW.11, and that expansion was expected to continue on the south side of the St. Johns River. New suburbs were extending out down San Jose Boulevard, along Emerson Street, and out The Beach Road. A new church, Ocean Roads Methodist, had been started, and Hendricks Memorial began the process of leaving downtown San Marco and relocating to the new suburbs. An overture was made to join the Ocean Roads Church, but it was rejected, so plans were made to relocate to Spring Park Road. A group of the membership wanted to start another church on San Jose, and, as the story goes, the church had a friendly split, with many of the professionals- starting Southside Methodist, and the working class continuing with Hendricks Memorial, in a WWII surplus building that was moved to the newly purchased property on Spring Park Road
While this was all going on, the Ocean Roads Church was booming, with the expansion of homes in the St. Nicholas neighborhood. The Beach Road became Atlantic Boulevard, and, with the expansion of the membership of the church, a new, much larger building was planned. It was sometime in this process that the Peeler family, members at First Methodist downtown (where there is a Peeler Hall today), offered to substantially fund' this expansion, asking only, that the name of the new church would be Peeler Memorial.
Both Peeler Memorial in St. Nicholas and Hendricks' Memorial in Englewood prospered, with active ministries during this period of the American baby boom. Two demographic changes had strong implications for the future. The children grew up, and often did not choose to live in these two neighborhoods, and as their economic conditions improved" many families moved to larger homes near other Methodist churches. This began a decline in attendance and membership in both churches in the 1970's, that extended and expanded in the 1980's and 90 Ps.
In 1995 the Jacksonville District began the process of a voluntary merger of the two churches, choosing to sell the Peeler Memorial property and form a new church, to be named Faith United Methodist Church, at the former Hendricks Memorial campus. So it was that in March 1996, Faith United Methodist Church was chartered.
The last 20 years have seen much change, with an emphasis today in reaching out to the immigrant populations around us. The Florida Annual Conference appointed, at our request, a Hispanic associate here, and we also have several Burmese congregations that meet here for worship. We've become actively involved in the NOMADS ministry, and continue to have a strong presence in the Jacksonville Emmaus community. We look forward to brighter days ahead.

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Immigration requires that naturalization applicants must demonstrate an ability to read, write, and speak words in ordinary usage in the English language, and have a knowledge and understanding of U.S. history and government. As part of a multi-year redesign, the naturalization test was modified to achieve two basic objectives:
A uniform and consistent testing experience for all applicants
A civics test that can effectively assess an applicant's knowledge of U.S. history and government
The new test strives to emphasize the founding principles of American democracy and the rights and responsibilities of citizenship while also serving as an important instrument to encourage civic learning and attachment to the country.
From October 1, 2008 through January 31, 2010, more than 577,000 new naturalization tests were administered nationwide. For those applicants taking both the English and civics tests, the overall national pass rate as of January 2010 is 92 percent. Data collected since October 1, 2008 indicate that applicant performance remains relatively consistent with that of the previous test. Compared to historical data from internal case management systems, the current pass rate of 92 percent is similar to that of the old test, which was 91 percent based on 2008 data.
Background on the Data
The data reflected above were taken from internal case management systems used to track naturalization applications and have been gathered to provide a general snapshot of how applicants are performing on the revised test. The national pass rate is determined based solely on an applicant's first test within the current naturalization application. The data represent applicants taking the new naturalization test from October 1, 2008 through January 31, 2010. Please note that test results for each applicant are manually entered into the case management system and some errors may occur during manual entry. Although every effort has been undertaken to eliminate any errors made during manual data entry, errors may exist that would impact the publicized national pass rate. For More Information, Please Contact:
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ER Doctor Who Survived COVID-19 Can't Donate Life Saving Plasma Because He's Gay
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A Chicago doctor who has recovered from Covid-19 earlier in the year is calling for a change in the law after being denied the chance to donate blood because he is gay.
Dr. Dillon Barron is an emergency room doctor in Chicago, providing around-the-clock care for patients with COVID-19. While working in direct contact with his patients on the front line, Dillon himself contracted the virus.
Eventually, he made a full recovery. Dillon, understanding firsth and as a doctor that his "antibody rich plasma" could help save the lives of others, was ready and willing to donate his plasma.
The pandemic has caused blood shortages, so these donations could be critical. And though it's not yet proven, many medical professionals believe that those who have already had COVID-19 have built up antibodies in their blood system that could prevent the virus from coming back again in the future.
But when Dillon tried make his plasma donation, he was turned away in accordance with donation rules laid out by the USA's Food and Drug Administration.
Now Dillon and many others say the reason behind this rule is not rooted in science, but in bigotry.
Dr Barron told CBS Chicago: "I really felt passionate about doing something; wanting to be in control and feel like I was helping people," and added: "We're sitting on something that could be saving lives."
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Legislators Make Big Moves in Regards to Academic Transparency and Administrative Spending
Members of the Legislature have introduced legislation that would bring major reform to the State's educational system by changing just a couple of things.
In the Senate, Senator Jeremy England (R-D 51) introduced legislation that would require public schools to make their educational material easily accessible to the general public. SB 2434 would be a major step in the right direction, as providing academic transparency is a key part in exposing the left-wing bias most, if not all, educational systems have (i.e., Critical Race Theory). Parents and taxpayers have a right to know exactly what their children are being taught and what their money is being spent on.
In regards to capping educational Fat Cat salaries, their has been numerous legislation pieces introduced from both chambers.
In the House of Representatives, Representative Nick Bain (R-D 2) authored HB 415 which would align the salary of the State Superintendent of Public Education's $300,000 salary to no more than 150% of the Governor's $122,160 salary. Back in the Senate, Senators Angela Burks Hill, Chris McDaniel, and Dennis Debar, Jr. have introduced similar legislation that would either require a limitation on the State Superintendent's salary or that it should not exceed the Governor's. Too much of our education budget is spent on administrative costs and bureaucratic salaries. We support efforts to ensure that more money goes into the classroom instead.
While just two examples of reforms that could be coming to public school classrooms and the system, we believe they would be an incredible help in transparency, getting parents and others more involved in the education of the Magnolia State's future, and keeping more money in the classroom (instead of someone's pockets).
The Mississippi Center for Public Policy approves of these introductions and will continue to update you as the 2022 Mississippi Legislative Session continues, and you can keep up with measures by watching our Legislative Tracker.
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Canon 60D Review - Is the 60D a Good DSLR?
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While there a number of major digital camera manufacturers in the marketplace today, no one does it better than Canon, who offers such a wide variety of cameras that they dominate all segments of the consumer digital camera market.
Canon's goal is to have consumers for life and to move consumers from their point and shoot lineup into their entry level or "Rebel" series and then into the mid level or " XXD" series and ultimately into the "high level "XD" series. Each series has a number of excellent cameras with various features that appeal to the consumer in that particular segment. One of the most popular cameras in the mid-level series is the Canon 60D, which was first introduced in 2010 and remains in their lineup because it is such a great camera.
Sensor: The heart of the 60D is the 18.0 megapixel CMOS sensor that uses the APS-C format. This format is a based upon a smaller sensor, which measures 22.3mm x 14.9mm, and has a 1.6x crop factor. What this means is that subjects shot using the 60D or any other APS-C sensor using a normal lens will be the same as an image shot on a full frame camera using a lens that is 1.6x longer. An example of this would be an image captured on a 60D using a 50mm prime lens will be identical to the same image captured on a full frame camera, such as the 6D, using a 80mm lens. APS-C sensors make normal lens longer than they would be on a full frame camera.
APS-C Sensors: APS-C sensors are smaller and less expensive to manufacture than full frame sensors. These sensors are the key to entry and mid-level DSLR cameras being so affordable. Although cheaper to manufacture, these sensors are capable of producing excellent image quality, even in low light conditions using moderately high ISO settings. Canon even use APS-C sensors in their "professional grade" 7D and 7D Mark II cameras, which are very popular with sports and wildlife photographers.
Processor: RAW or JPEG images captured by the sensor in the 60D are processed by the camera's DIGIC 4 processor and written to a SD / SDHC or SDXC memory card, which is located in the camera's single memory slot. The DIGIC 4 processor is key to the camera being able to shoot at constant 5.3 frames per second, which is a fairly fast rate for a mid-level camera.
Viewfinder: The viewfinder on the 60D provides 96% coverage of the image covered meaning that the photographer will need to be careful in composing their shoots as the image captured is going to be slightly larger on the borders than it appears in the viewfinder. In practice, this is hardly noticeable once the photographer gets use to where the actual edges are in relation to what is being seen in the viewfinder.
Autofocus Points: While many cameras seem to be jamming more and more autofocus points into the viewfinder, the 60D has a reasonable 9 autofocus points that are evenly distributed in the view finder. Many photographers find that too many autofocus points become distracting and take away from proper composition of the image. The autofocus system is very good and locks onto subjects in a wide variety of situations including low light. Moving focus points is quick and easy as well.
Control Settings: As with most cameras, the 60D allows the photographer to control the camera's key functions through a variety of exposure and scenic modes. These modes include program, shutter priority, aperture priority and full automatic, where the photographer simply points and shoots. Photographers of all abilities will like the numerous creative exposure modes, where the camera has built in settings to maximize image quality for such things as fireworks, landscape, portrait and sunset shots. In addition, the camera meters through a TTL metering system with a 63 zone SPC. Metering modes include evaluative, partial, spot and center-weighted. One of the great things about the 60D is that the photographer can grow into the camera as their skills develop.
ISO: The 60D is capable of shooting at a native ISO range of 100-6,400 and can be expanded up to 12,800 if conditions require such a high setting. One of the things to keep in mind with the 60D is that the camera's best results are obtained when using moderate ISO settings. As with most cameras, image quality is diminishes at high ISO settings, as the noise reducing software will remove image detail as it removes noise. In most cases, high ISO settings result in "soft" images.
Action Photography: The 60D is a great camera for all types of photography, including sports and action photography due to an excellent shutter, which is capable of speeds ranging from 1/8,000 to 30 seconds. Most cameras at this price point are significantly slower at 1/4,000 of a second.
Flash: The built in flash is very capable and does a good job in providing both fill in flash, as well as flash for low light situations as well. In actual use the flash recycles quickly and if necessary, the camera has a built in hot shoe for a flash unit as well. On a related note, the 60D is capable of using a wide variety of Canon lenses designed for APS-S and full frame cameras and often a fast lens will allow lower ISO settings and reduce the need for a flash in low light conditions.
HD Video: As with most cameras, the 60D is capable of capturing HD video at 1,920 x 1,080 at 30 frames per second. Video and still images are viewed on the rear LCD display, which measures 3.0". This LCD screen also swivels, allowing the photographer a great deal of flexibility in composing shots, without the need for the photographer to contort their body to get the shot.
Weight and Dimensions: The 60D is pretty light at 23.8 ounces for the body only. It is also well balanced with an 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM lens attached. Although it is a fairly large camera at 5.69" x 4.17" x 3.09", it can still easily fit into a small camera bag, will allow it to be carried around for extended periods of time.
While most serious photographers look at image quality over technical specifications, many feel that the specifications are equally important. The Canon 60D has excellent image quality, as well as technical specifications, which are shown in the table below.
*Information from Canon USA website, including pricing.
The Canon 60D is remains a very good camera, despite being 5 years old. It should be no surprise that this camera is so popular. It is affordable, fun and easy to use and produces excellent images, which is all anyone could want out of a camera at any price point. Although replaced by the 70D, the camera is still widely available as a body only. You can check this listing for the latest pricing information.
The camera comes with all of the accessories that one needs to get started, with the exception of the lens and a memory card. However, most people buying this camera will be moving up from the "Rebel" lineup and will already have a lens and memory card. Enjoy the 60D as you progress as a photographer; the next step will be to the high-level "XD" series, which is where Canon is hoping you will want to go eventually.


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Near Fort Oglethorpe in Catoosa County, Georgia — The American South (South Atlantic)
Davidson's Brigade
Pegram's Division
— Forrest's Cavalry Corps —
By Dale K. Benington, August 23, 2016
1. Davidson's Brigade Marker
Davidson's Brigade. Pegram's Division. Davidson's Brigade Pegram's Division - Forrest's Cavalry Corps. Brigadier General H. B. Davidson 1st Position September 19, 1863, 7:30 a.m., 1st Georgia - Colonel J. J. Morgan. 6th Georgia - Colonel John R. Hart. 6th North Carolina - Colonel George N. Folk. 1st Tennessee Legion - Colonel E. W. Rucker. (12th Tennessee Battalion - Major G. W. Day, and 16th Tennessee Battalion - Captain John Q. Arnold.) Huwald's (Tennessee) Battery - Captain Gustave A. Huwald.. This Brigade advanced from its bivouac near Alexander's Bridge soon after daylight, and struck Croxton's Brigade of Brannan's Division at Jay's Saw Mill at 7:30 a.m. While engaged with Croxton and awaiting the arrival of Infantry support the Brigade lost nearly one fourth of its numbers. Soon after 8 o'clock the right was attacked by Van Derveer's Brigade of Brannan's Division advancing from the Ringgold Road to the assistance of Croxton. Between 8 and 9 o'clock Wilson's Infantry Brigade of Walker's Division arrived on its left, and an hour later Ector's Brigade of the same Division went in on Wilson's right. Davidson's Brigade and its supports, after five hours fighting and twice repulsing the enemy were forced back to the vicinity of the Saw Mill where the brigade remained during the afternoon. . This historical marker was erected in 1890 by the Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park Commission. It is Near Fort Oglethorpe in Catoosa County Georgia
Pegram's Division - Forrest's Cavalry Corps.
Brigadier General H. B. Davidson
1st Position
September 19, 1863, 7:30 a.m.
1st Georgia - Colonel J. J. Morgan.
6th Georgia - Colonel John R. Hart.
6th North Carolina - Colonel George N. Folk.
1st Tennessee Legion - Colonel E. W. Rucker.
(12th Tennessee Battalion - Major G. W. Day, and
16th Tennessee Battalion - Captain John Q. Arnold.)
Huwald's (Tennessee) Battery - Captain Gustave A. Huwald.
This Brigade advanced from its bivouac near Alexander's Bridge soon after daylight, and struck Croxton's Brigade of Brannan's Division at Jay's Saw Mill at 7:30 a.m. While engaged with Croxton and awaiting the arrival of Infantry support the Brigade lost nearly one fourth of its numbers. Soon after 8 o'clock the right was attacked by Van Derveer's Brigade of Brannan's Division advancing from the Ringgold Road to the assistance of Croxton. Between 8 and 9 o'clock Wilson's Infantry Brigade of Walker's Division arrived on its left, and an hour later Ector's Brigade of the same Division went in on
View, looking west along the Brotherton Road, of the featured tablet in the foreground of the picture.
Wilson's right. Davidson's Brigade and its supports, after five hours fighting and twice repulsing the enemy were forced back to the vicinity of the Saw Mill where the brigade remained during the afternoon.
Erected 1890 by the Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park Commission. (Marker Number M-1142.)
Topics. This historical marker is listed in this topic list: War, US Civil. A significant historical date for this entry is September 19, 1863.
Location. 34° 55.715′ N, 85° 13.797′ W. Marker is near Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia, in Catoosa County. Marker is at the intersection of Brotherton Road and Jays Mill Road, on the right when traveling west on Brotherton Road. This tablet is located in the national park that preserves the site of the Chickamauga Battlefield, very near the site of Jay's Mill, a short distance west of the nearby intersection of the two park roadways. Touch for map. Marker is in this post office area: Fort Oglethorpe GA 30742, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker. Polk's Brigade (within shouting distance of this marker); The Armies Engage (within shouting distance of this marker); Forrest's Cavalry Corps (within shouting distance of this marker); Huwald's Tennessee Battery (about 300 feet away, measured in a direct line); Pegram's Division (about 400 feet
A closer look at the featured tablet, near the front of the tree line of the nearby woods.
away); Confederates Cross the Creek (about 800 feet away); 4th United States Cavalry (approx. 0.2 miles away); Minty's Cavalry Brigade (approx. 0.2 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Fort Oglethorpe.
More about this marker. I used the "Chickamauga Battlefield" map, that I purchased at the Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park, Visitor Center, to determine both the marker number for this tablet and the tablet's location in relation to the rest of the park's monuments, markers, and tablets. According to the map it provides the, "numerical listing of all monuments, markers, and tablets on the Chickamauga Battlefield (using the Chick-Chatt NMP Monument Numbering System)."
View of the tablet as seen from the site of Jay's Mill. The intersection of the Brotherton Road with the Jay's Mill Road is to the far left of the picture.
View from the backside of the tablet, looking east along the Brotherton Road, towards the intersection of the two park roadways.
Credits. This page was last revised on July 3, 2017. It was originally submitted on October 31, 2016, by Dale K. Benington of Toledo, Ohio. This page has been viewed 338 times since then. Photos: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. submitted on October 31, 2016, by Dale K. Benington of Toledo, Ohio.


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Viva LaFountain Longe
July 25, 1912 ~ October 9, 2001
Longe, Viva LaFountain In New Haven, Oct. 9, 2001, Viva LaFountain Longe, 89, of 403 Painter Dr., West Haven, wife of the late Chester A. Longe. Mother of Diane Tuderios of Twin Falls, ID and Chester Longe, Jr. of West Haven, sister of Nathan LaFountain of Swanton, VT and the late Dorcas Farrar, Bernace Manning, Hilda McMahon and Gordon LaFountain. Also survived by 5 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren. Viva was born in Montgomery, VT, July 25, 1912 a daughter of the late Clifton and Blanche Mason LaFountain. She had worked in the dietary services department at the Hospital of St. Raphael for 11 years and also was a cook at the former Methodist Church Home in West Haven. She was a 50 year member of the First United Methodist Church of West Haven. Funeral service at BEECHER & BENNETT TAYLOR FUNERAL HOME, 410 Campbell Ave., at Court St., West Haven, Saturday, Oct. 13 at 11 a.m. Friends may call Saturday from 9:30 a.m. Memorial contributions may be made to the First United Methodist Church, 89 Center St., West Haven, CT 06516.
Michele and Alanna Ferre says:
Deepest sympathies and may God comfort you.
Diane Tuderios says:
In memory of my mother, grandmother to my two children and great-grandmother to my 3 grandchildren


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