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Michaił Jurjewicz Czernow (ros. Михаил Юрьевич Чернов; ur. 11 listopada 1978 w Prokopjewsku) – rosyjski hokeista.

Kariera klubowa

Wychowanek Szachtara Prokopiewsk. W sezonie 2012/2013 nie występował. Od połowy 2013 zawodnik Mietałłurga Nowokuźnieck. Zwolniony 20 grudnia 2013.

Sukcesy
 Reprezentacyjne
  Srebrny medal mistrzostw świata juniorów do lat 20: 1998

 Klubowe
  Złoty medal mistrzostw Rosji: 1997 z Torpedo Jarosław i 2008 z Saławatem Jułajew Ufa

Przypisy

Bibliografia

 Michaił Czernow – profil na stronie KHL

Hokeiści Łokomotiwu Jarosław
Hokeiści Philadelphia Phantoms
Hokeiści Spartaka Moskwa
Hokeiści Ak Barsu Kazań
Hokeiści Mietałłurga Nowokuźnieck
Hokeiści SKA Sankt Petersburg
Hokeiści Saławatu Jułajew Ufa
Hokeiści Sibiru Nowosybirsk
Hokeiści Witiazia Czechow
Ludzie urodzeni w Prokopjewsku
Rosyjscy hokeiści
Urodzeni w 1978


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Teodor Račanin (; 1500 – 1560) was a writer and Serbian Orthodox monk of the Račan Scriptorium School mentioned in Ottoman sources of 16th century literature.

Biography
Monk-scribe Teodor Račanin was given a mention in 1516 in Rača monastery and references to the place can be found in Turkish sources from 1528 to 1530. Before 1516 he was tonsured and began to study seriously his craft at the Rača monastery in Bajina Bašta where a renowned library and Scriptorium dating from the Middle Ages was still active. In the year 1560, seven monks lived in the monastery. Written records kept testifying to the existence of the holy place near Bajina Bašta throughout the 16th and 17th centuries, all until 1688 when the monastic church was "burnt in flames" by the invading Turks.

The Museum of the Serbian Orthodox Church is in possession of a small number of ornately decorated manuscripts by unknown scribes, though a few have been identified, namely Teodor Račanin (c. 1500-past 1560),  Kiprijan Račanin, Grigorije Račanin, Maksim Račanin, Jerotej Račanin, Simeon Račanin, Hristifor Račanin, Ćirjak Račanin, Gavril Stefanović Venclović and others.

See also
Gavrilo Stefanović Venclović
Ćirjak Račanin (1660–1731), Serbian Orthodox monk and writer
Kiprijan Račanin (1650–1730), Serbian Orthodox monk and writer
Jerotej Račanin (1650–1727), Serbian Orthodox monk and writer
Simeon Račanin ( 1676–1700), Serbian Orthodox monk and writer
Hristifor Račanin (1595–1670), Serbian Orthodox monk and writer
Prohor Račanin, Serbian Orthodox monk
Grigorije Račanin ( 1739), Serbian writer
Jefrem Janković Tetovac

References

Sources

16th-century writers
16th-century Serbian people
Serbian writers
Serbian Orthodox clergy
Serbian monks
Serbs from the Ottoman Empire
16th-century people from the Ottoman Empire
16th-century Serbian writers

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package com.lufs.preresearch.server.rpc;

import com.google.common.base.Strings;
import com.lufs.preresearch.server.protos.BalanceProtos;
import com.lufs.preresearch.server.protos.BalanceServiceGrpc;
import com.lufs.preresearch.server.protos.BaseProtos;
import com.lufs.preresearch.server.repository.model.BalanceModel;
import com.lufs.preresearch.server.service.BalanceService;
import io.grpc.stub.StreamObserver;

import javax.inject.Inject;
import java.util.Objects;

public class BalanceGrpcService extends BalanceServiceGrpc.BalanceServiceImplBase {
    private BalanceService balanceService;

    @Inject
    public BalanceGrpcService(BalanceService balanceService) {
        this.balanceService = balanceService;
    }

    @Override
    public void create(BalanceProtos.BalanceInitReq request, StreamObserver<BalanceProtos.BalanceInitResp> responseObserver) {
        BalanceProtos.Balance balance = request.getBalance();
        BalanceProtos.BalanceInitResp.Builder builder = BalanceProtos.BalanceInitResp.newBuilder();
        BaseProtos.BaseResponse.Builder newBuilder = BaseProtos.BaseResponse.newBuilder();
        try {
            BalanceModel model = new BalanceModel();
            model.setBalanceUuid(balance.getBalanceUuid());
            model.setAcctNo(balance.getAcctNo());
            model.setCurrCode(balance.getCurrCode());
            model.setAcctType(balance.getAcctType());
            model.setTdBal(balance.getTdBal());
            model.setSdBal(balance.getSdBal());
            balanceService.save(model);
            newBuilder.setRespCode("1000").setRespMsg("Processed successfully");
        } catch (Exception e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
            newBuilder.setRespCode("1001").setRespMsg("Internal exception");
        }
        responseObserver.onNext(builder.setBaseResponse(newBuilder).build());
        responseObserver.onCompleted();
    }

    @Override
    public void update(BalanceProtos.BalanceUpdateReq request, StreamObserver<BalanceProtos.BalanceUpdateResp> responseObserver) {
        // as a quick wrap up, ignore parameter validation ...
        BalanceProtos.Balance balance = request.getBalance();
        BalanceProtos.BalanceUpdateResp.Builder builder = BalanceProtos.BalanceUpdateResp.newBuilder();
        BaseProtos.BaseResponse.Builder newBuilder = BaseProtos.BaseResponse.newBuilder();
        try {
            BalanceModel model = new BalanceModel();
            model.setBalanceUuid(balance.getBalanceUuid());
            model.setTdBal(balance.getTdBal());
            model.setSdBal(balance.getSdBal());
            balanceService.update(model);
            newBuilder.setRespCode("1000").setRespMsg("Processed successfully");
        } catch (Exception e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
            newBuilder.setRespCode("1001").setRespMsg("Internal exception");
        }
        responseObserver.onNext(builder.setBaseResponse(newBuilder).build());
        responseObserver.onCompleted();
    }

    @Override
    public void addition(BalanceProtos.BalanceAdditionReq request, StreamObserver<BalanceProtos.BalanceAdditionResp> responseObserver) {
        BalanceProtos.Balance balance = request.getBalance();
        BalanceProtos.BalanceAdditionResp.Builder builder = BalanceProtos.BalanceAdditionResp.newBuilder();
        BaseProtos.BaseResponse.Builder newBuilder = BaseProtos.BaseResponse.newBuilder();
        try {
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            model.setBalanceUuid(balance.getBalanceUuid());
            model.setTdBal(balance.getTdBal());
            model.setSdBal(balance.getSdBal());
            balanceService.addition(model);
            newBuilder.setRespCode("1000").setRespMsg("Processed successfully");
        } catch (Exception e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
            newBuilder.setRespCode("1001").setRespMsg("Internal exception");
        }
        responseObserver.onNext(builder.setBaseResponse(newBuilder).build());
        responseObserver.onCompleted();    }

    @Override
    public void query(BalanceProtos.BalanceQueryReq request, StreamObserver<BalanceProtos.BalanceQueryResp> responseObserver) {

        BalanceProtos.BalanceQueryResp.Builder builder = BalanceProtos.BalanceQueryResp.newBuilder();
        BaseProtos.BaseResponse.Builder newBuilder = BaseProtos.BaseResponse.newBuilder();
        try {
            BalanceModel model = balanceService.query(request.getAcctNo(), request.getCurrCode(), request.getAcctType());
            BalanceProtos.Balance.Builder balanceBuilder = BalanceProtos.Balance.newBuilder();
            if (!Strings.isNullOrEmpty(model.getBalanceUuid())) {
                balanceBuilder.setBalanceUuid(model.getBalanceUuid());
            }
            if (!Strings.isNullOrEmpty(model.getAcctNo())) {
                balanceBuilder.setAcctNo(model.getAcctNo());
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Last year we built Stanley a new bedroom.
Ever since, I've been observing how he plays and what he plays with. This has helped us to create a well considered playroom, or 'studio' as we've named it.
Bobby and I both studied graphic design at Norwich University of the Arts. The moment I was pregnant, I began to imagine what Stanley would be like and we hoped Stanley would share our interests. Then, about nine months ago, a love of drawing was born. Now, wherever we go, we take a sketch pad and pencils.
Much like his bedroom, I wanted the palette to be muted with natural earthy tones. Over the last five years, I've seen a real link with Stanley's behaviour when he's overstimulated, so it was really important that we created a calm environment that allowed him to focus his attention on his task.
The central feature in his room is his desk, which is by Krethaus. It's really easier to assemble and fixes to the wall. The rounded edges work perfectly for Stanley, as (much like me) he's a bit on the clumsy side. His desk takes on many different guises as he plays – from his artist's studio to a track for cars and even a garden for his dinosaurs. I love to watch his imagination unfold in front of me.
We setup a Plumen light which is fixed to the wall and runs off our mains. It provides a warm directional light whilst he works.
We've used storage (not seen) from Ikea. We labelled the boxes and encourage Stanley to put toys back in their 'homes' when he's finished with them. Some days are more successful than others. Routinely, I will go through his toys and those he's outgrown I take to the charity shop or pass to friends. Ones that I'm not sure about, I hold onto for a little while longer and, if he's not asked about them within a couple of months, they move on too.
On the whole we have a less is more approach to toys. We've realised that less and better toys hold his interest more.
His favourites are trains, dinosaurs, lego and construction vehicles. He also has an Ikea kitchen and will play with that too when he's developing 'potions'.
Our intention is to frame some of Stanley's favourite drawings and put them on the wall. As it's a small room I've tried not to over-design or over-think the layout. The inclusion of the string shelving, visible from the hall, was just as much for him as myself. It's a beautiful piece of engineering and we will replace the current orniments with either things we forage or have made. On our recent trip to Andalusia he really enjoyed clay modelling so we'll be making a few 'sculptures' one weekend.
I'm really pleased with how his studio and bedroom work together as two rooms (opposite each other) but I am most pleased that he loves playing in there. It's a great blank canvas that will allow him to develop over the coming years as his tastes and preferences emerge.


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Q&A with Stephen Hawking…
by Jared | Jun 13, 2008 | Space & Discovery | 1 comment
Filmed April 2007, Stephen Hawking opens up to a Discovery News reporter and says how he feels about exploring space for humans..
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On the second day of my trip, I took the train from Glasgow to Edinburgh. It's about an hour-long trip and the train was fairly comfortable. Still being a bit jet-lagged, I may have napped a bit on the way. Upon arriving in Edinburgh, I dropped my bags off at the hostel I had booked. I couldn't check in yet since it was still morning, but they agreed to store my suitcase for me until check-in. I had cut it a little close for the bus tour I had scheduled at 12:00, so I grabbed a very quick bite to eat at a cafe before heading to the bus stop for the Rabbie's City Tour of Edinburgh. Although the tour can be up to 16 people, it was just me and a couple from England. The tour was about 2 hours long and drove us through the various parts of Edinburgh, providing history and interesting tidbits.
The bus tour started and ended along Princes Street, and when I got off the bus, there was an old cemetery right by the stop, so I decided to check it out. From there, I walked a short while to the hill where Stewart Monument, Nelson Monument, and the National Monument. The Stewart Monument was built as a memorial to Dugald Stewart, who was a Scottish philosopher. The monument overlooks the historic part of the city and the views are absolutely stunning. The Nelson Monument is a tall tower built to commemorate Nelson's victory at Trafalgar. You can pay to walk up to the top, but I chose just to view it from the bottom. The National Monument was meant to be modeled after the Parthenon in Greece, but was never completed due to lack of money.
From there, I walked back down Princes Street, which is the main road in Edinburgh, and walked past the Princes Street Gardens and the Scott Monument. This monument was built as a memorial to the writer Sir Walter Scott, and is referred to by locals as the "gothic rocket" because it does, indeed, look like a rocket built during the Gothic architectural period. It's a stunning memorial, and the largest memorial in the world dedicated to a writer. There's the option to pay admission to walk the 287 steps to the top, but I chose not to.
I headed over to the Royal Mile, which is the road that stretches between Edinburgh Castle on the hill and the Palace of Holyrood down below. It's actually longer than a mile and is the main street of the "Old Town". This is the oldest part of Edinburgh, and the first buildings in this section of the city were built beginning in the 12th century. The buildings are built side-by-side, with "closes" between them. Closes are small alleyways between the buildings that functioned as small streets for those that lived in the buildings. The world's first buildings above 4-5 stories were built here, and by 1645 there were buildings as tall as 14 stories and over 70,000 people lived within the royal mile.
After walking up and down the royal mile for a while, I decided to see if I could get a ticket for Real Mary King's Close. This tourist attraction takes groups underground to see where Mary King's Close once was. The buildings above where the tour goes were rebuilt for government buildings, but the underground parts were kept intact. The closes along the Royal Mile were named for various prominent individuals. What makes Mary King's Close so unique is that it is named after a woman. Mary King, following her husband's death, became a prominent businesswoman in the 1630s. The tour gives a glimpse into what life was like along the Royal Mile in the 1600s. Photos aren't allowed, but it really was an interesting tour!
I had dinner along the Royal Mile, and admired the sunset over the buildings of both the Old and New Towns.
Despite flying to Edinburgh Airport, I started my time in Scotland in Glasgow. I wasn't originally going to go to Glasgow, but when I was considering doing a road trip (and renting a car), I read that it was better to start in Glasgow rather than Edinburgh and booked my first night there. I later changed my mind about the road trip, but since I had already booked a place to stay, decided to start there anyway. Although Edinburgh is a more popular tourist attraction, I really enjoyed Glasgow! I arrived mid-morning and got some food before setting out to explore the city on foot. It was a rainy overcast day, but it didn't really damper the day much.
Glasgow was an industrial city and this is evident as you walk through the city. Despite this, there is a lot of interesting architecture, plenty of (generally free) museums, lots of large murals, and large parks. I actually didn't manage to fit in everything I wanted to see and could have easily spent 2 days here. After walking down Buchanan Street, which is the main attraction for shoppers, I headed to George Square. From there I walked toward Merchant City, hoping to find Tolbooth Tower/Steeple.
However, I got a bit lost, and realized I had walked almost to Glasgow Green, so I continued walking in order to visit the People's Palace. My cousin studied in Glasgow for a semester and had recommended this museum, and I really enjoyed it! Admission is free and there are plenty of exhibitions that show what life was like in Glasgow at various points in the past.
After a couple of hours at the People's Palace, I headed back to Trongate Street and finally found the Tolbooth Steeple. After, I walked to The Lighthouse and climbed to the top for views overlooking the city. At this point, I was tired, so I headed to my Airbnb and stayed in for the night. If I had more time, I really wanted to walk around the University of Glasgow and visit the Glasgow Cathedral and Necropolis.
Although very different than Edinburgh, Glasgow is a cool city! If you visit Scotland and have more than a couple of days, I highly encourage you to visit Glasgow as well.
Tours: I have never thought I would like going on a bus tour, but also really didn't want to rent a car (and because I'm under 25, it would have been insanely expensive). I knew I really wanted to go into the Highlands in Scotland, but the train schedules were limited since October is the off-season. So, I looked into maybe doing a tour, and found Rabbie's Tours. These tours are a maximum of 16 people and the reviews were excellent. I ended up doing 3 tours with them, and really enjoyed them! I'll share more later about the tours and my trip in more detail.
Transportation: I flew into Edinburgh Airport, then took a bus to Glasgow. I took the train from Glasgow to Edinburgh, and a bus from Edinburgh city center to the airport at the end of my time in Scotland. I flew from Edinburgh to Dublin, then again from Dublin back to the USA. In Dublin, my sister and I traveled by bus or by foot.


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Aisin-Gioro Yinian (1916–1987), art name Rushiguan Ge (如是觀閣) was a Manchu nobleman, author and the last heir of the principality of Rui before the extinction of his line. He was also known by his Han Chinese name Jin Jishui ().

Life
The peerage of Prince Rui was created in 1636 in honor of Dorgon's merits. Although Dorgon had no male heir, his nephew Dorbo was adopted by him and succeeded his title. Yinian was a descendant of Dorbo.

Yinian was born in Beijing. In his early years, he was surrounded by the servants in his family residence and enjoyed a prestigious life. After the death of his uncle Zhongquan in 1939, who had no offspring, Yinian was designated as his uncles successor. Puyi, the head of the house of Aisin-Gioro who had abdicated from the throne of China by then, was set up as a puppet by the Japanese empire in Manchuria during the second world war.

Puyi attempted contacting Yinian and invited him to succeed his uncle's peerage. Yinian was enraged by Puyi's offer since he deeply despised Puyi for the latter's cooperation with the Japanese. As a result, he refused his title and peerage and even compared Puyi with Shi Jingtang who cooperated with the Khitans.Yinian's living condition had worsened throughout years due to his uncle's squandering of family properties. By the time of his uncle's death, he had to pawn off valuable belongings he possessed.  Despite not being able to make a living, he rejected the invitations that offered him a job in the administration system of Japanese occupation.

After the wars, Yinian worked in Beijing library as a transcriber. He published several novels in the 40s. In the 1950s, he started a magazine with another Manchu writer Jin Shoushen from Wanyan clan. During the cultural revolution, he was able to make through the political turbulence without being harmed since he was not into the politics.

In 1974, he was invited by a government run publishing house to participate in the revision of the Compendium of Materia Medica. Yinian died in the year of 1987 unmarried and childless.

Yinian's memoir "Life in the imperial mansion" was a faithful recall of the aristocratic life of Qing dynasty nobles. His poetry also received a certain degree of recognition among the Chinese literati.

References

1916 births
1987 deaths
Aisin Gioro
Manchu literature
Qing dynasty imperial princes
Prince Rui (睿)


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Q: Android DeskClock not compiling I am attempting to use Adnroids stock DeskClock app:https://android.googlesource.com/platform/packages/apps/DeskClock/
However, after updating the build.gradle:
buildscript {
    repositories {
        jcenter()
    }
    dependencies {
        classpath 'com.android.tools.build:gradle:1.5.0'
    }
}

allprojects {
    repositories {
        jcenter()
    }
}

apply plugin: "com.android.application"

android {
    sourceSets {
        main {
            manifest.srcFile "AndroidManifest.xml"
            java.srcDir "src"
            res.srcDir "res"
            assets.srcDir "assets"
        }
    }

    compileOptions {
        sourceCompatibility JavaVersion.VERSION_1_7
        targetCompatibility JavaVersion.VERSION_1_7
    }

    dependencies {
        compile (project(":android-opt-datetimepicker")) {
            exclude module: "support-v4"
        }
        compile project(":messageformat")
        compile project(":support-design")
        compile project(":support-v7-appcompat")
        compile project(":support-v7-gridlayout")
        compile project(":support-v7-recyclerview")
        compile project(":support-v13")
    }
}

the errors of project references continue with:
Error:(50, 0) Project with path ':android-opt-datetimepicker' could not be found in root project 'DeskClock'.

How can this be reconfigured to work?

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Sunday afternoon is the perfect time to catch up on some non school-related reading, so we're back again with another list of our favorite style-related books to add to your reading list. (In case you missed it, check out our list of our top 5 favorite general fashion books.) This time, we're exploring the inspiring personalities who have made their marks on the industry over the years.
In no particular order, here are our top 5 favorite fashion biographies.
If you are a true fashion obsessive, this will, hands down, be the most amazing book you will ever read. Written by the legendary Diana Vreeland herself, D.V. is filled with exotic, bizarre and hilarious stories from her childhood in Paris, newly married life in England and of course, her tenure as editor of Harper's Bazaar and then Vogue in New York City.
The book, of course, is not one hundred percent true, but that's part of what makes it so great! Vreeland claims that she and her younger sister were the last ones to see The Mona Lisa before it was stolen from the Louvre in 1911, that she helped cure Jack Nicholson's back pain, and that she watched Charles Lindbergh fly over her house during his most famous flight.
The book is filled with gems such as "Naturally, I've always been mad about clothes. You don't get born in Paris to forget about clothes for a minute," and "naturally, like everybody who drinks too much champagne, she began to get chins-but she kept her figure pretty well" in her personable, witty manner of writing that feels more like a conversation than a narrative.
Many books have been written about Coco Chanel over the years, and because Chanel is one of my obsessions, I have read way too many of them. Justine Picardie's biography is my favorite, however, because it gives a concise and interesting recount of the famed designer's life. Furthermore, it is filled with pictures and designs and even some sketches by Karl Lagerfeld.
This book, supported by the Chanel brand, is also the least controversial of the Coco biographies – meaning that the information it provides is probably the most accurate. Chanel's life is well documented but this book still manages to bring a fresh perspective on the iconic designer's life, especially concentrating on how her childhood, spent in an orphanage in a monastery in the hills of France, influenced her life and even her fashion designs.
This book chronicles the life of two of the most famous French fashion designers – Yves Saint Laurent and Karl Lagerfeld – from their childhoods and first fashion shows, up until they were heads of enormous companies bearing their own names.
Isabella Blow, the eccentric fashion editor and stylist who passed away in 2007, created some of the most revolutionary fashion shoots of the past 25 years. Her sense of whimsy, creativity and her nurturing nature made her an icon, yet her self destructive nature caused many problems.
This intriguing book chronicles her childhood as the daughter of a noble British family who had lost most of their money, leading up to the extravagant lifestyle she lived and could not afford. From her famous devotion to fashion, wearing petticoats and custom made fascinators for a jaunt to the grocery store, to her discovery of Alexander McQueen and Phillip Treacy, Isabella led a marvelous and dangerous life, one completely of her own making. This book is an excellent source of information on this fascinating woman.
This book, yet another biography of the legendary Coco Chanel, explores her life in a different way than any previous book has. It includes a brief history of her life, but concentrates more on the designer's life philosophies, using her quotes to teach readers how to be classy, successful and elegant.
Overall, this is a wittier, more interactive biography; in a way, it is nearly a self help book, with priceless life advice from the chicest woman in fashion history. It's a definite must-read if you love Coco and all things Chanel.
You've seen our list of favorites; now we want to hear from you! What are your favorite fashion biographies? Have you read any of these? Do you enjoy reading fashion books? Leave a comment and let us know.


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> Illustrator>Roy Grinnell>"Return to Kunming"
"Return to Kunming"
American ace David Lee "Tex" Hill returns to the American Volunteer Group headquarters in Kunming, China with his Curtiss H81-A2 "Tomahawk".
A3+ (19.01" x 12.95")
Members of the American Volunteer Group, popularly known as the "Flying Tigers", were volunteers serving alongside the Chinese against the Japanese invasion. The first combats took place on December 20, 1941, only a few days after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. The American pilots, flying Curtiss P-40 Tomahawk initialy intended for British forces, destroyed 115 Japanese aircraft for the loss of 14 pilots. In July 1942, the group returned under American control, becoming the 23rd Fighter Group.
« Tex » Hill became a Navy bomber pilot in 1939 before volunteering for the Flying Tigers. He scored his first two victories on January 3, 1942 and had become an ace by the 24th. In March, he took command of the 2nd Pursuit Squadron of the AVG. By the time the AVG was returned to US control, he had scored 12.25 victories.
Tex Hill was one of only five Flying Tigers to join the 23rd FG, which he eventually commanded. Before returning to the Unites States in 1944, he had scored another six victories, bringing his total to 18.25 aerial victories.
He served with the Texas Air National Guard after the war and returned to combat in Korea. He retired with the rank of Brigadier General and passed away on October 11, 2007.
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Hurricane Sandy and Tech as Part of Our Lives
By Unknown November 04, 2012
As most of the world is aware, last week was pretty rough for the East Coast of the United States. Hurricane Sandy left a trail of destruction through one of the most populous regions of our country, and even today, people have yet to fully recover from this incredible event.
I have some personal connections to this event, since my boss, and many of my co-workers are stationed in our NYC offices. Over the past week, a lot of meetings have started with questions like, "Are you doing OK? Do you have power yet?" The business of building a software product continued, but at the back of everyone's mind were questions about the safety of those we worked with.
For many of us, technology has become an embedded part of our lives. On any given day, I "chat" with people in two or three different timezones, hundreds of miles apart from me. Both in my personal life, and in my professional work. The internet, and our gadgets and apps, make this a simple proposition. Someone sits down at their computer or smartphone, logs in to an app, and boom, I can chat with them. Suddenly, last week, all that stopped for many people. There was a sense of joy in hearing my bosses voice on a call, despite knowing that I wouldn't see him online in many days. Audio communication suddenly seemed like the height of hubris, as one by one, our co-workers and friends checked in as they could.
As the week went on, things started to return to normal, and people started to get their internet connections back. Things seemed to fall back in to their normal routine. People showed up on my IM clients, more and more emails were sent and received. But I think a lot of us came through this event, with a better understanding of the role that our "always on" tech plays in our lives, and how it would feel if it suddenly all went away...
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Yesterday Apple revealed their long awaited entry into the streaming music field. They were able to do this quickly because of the acquisition of Beats last year, and the systems and intellectual property that came with that purchase. Considering that the music reveal was pretty much the only big news out of a pretty benign developer keynote, I'll take a few moments to talk about what I think about it. Apple was perhaps the defining company in the music revolution of the past 20 years. With the introduction of the iPod that revolutionized portable music, to the creation of the iTunes store and the eventual death of DRM, Apple has been at the forefront of digital music. This leadership comes with high expectations to continue to lead, and so many people have long questioned Apple not getting into the streaming music business quicker. For the past few years new companies have come forth to lead the change in the streaming music evolution. From Pandora and its ability to create un
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Recently, a tech journalist that I've followed for many years, and who is an Apple fanboy, posted a series talking about why he switched from an iPhone to an Android phone . It's a good read, and worth the time to see why he made the decision he did. Since I have a Verizon Galaxy Nexus sitting on my desk as a Wi-Fi device, I thought, "What the heck, let's give this a go for a week." So for the past week I've shelved my trusty iPhone 5 and have delved deep into the world of stock Android 4.1. So in the spirit of "copying is the sincerest form of flattery" here's my write-up of my experiences with Google's mobile OS. First, I need to make one caveat. After using the Nexus for a week I have to say that I do NOT like this device. It constantly loses 4G signal, and the battery life almost makes it unusable. I could barely make it to lunch before I was at 20-30% battery. So in the spirit of fairness, if I truly wanted to switch full time to Andro
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So I've been a horrible blog author and have neglected this site for far to long. It's not that I haven't had anything to say, I've just neglected to say it. So with an attempt to get back on the wagon, here's some thoughts on Microsoft's announcement yesterday for it's Surface Pro 3. Despite being a minor Apple fanboy, the most interesting company to watch, in the personal computing space right now, is Microsoft. With the departure of Steve Ballmer, and the rise of Satya Nadella, it has been an interesting 9 months for one of the founding pioneers of personal technology. Many agree that Windows 8 has not lived up to what Microsoft would like it to be. They made a bold attempt to redefine how users interact with their computers, and merge the tablet and desktop experience. However, that experiment, by most accounts, has failed. This is a common pattern for Microsoft however, alternating between a mediocre OS release, and then a stellar one. Therefore, it&#
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Cases against Uttar Pradesh policemen grow
Omar Rashid
LUCKNOW, October 01, 2021 22:02 IST
Entire effort of the police is to somehow give clean chit to the accused: Allahabad High Court earlier said in a case of custodial death
File photo of Uttar Pradesh police personnel. | Photo Credit: PTI
The murder charge against three policemen along with the suspension of six policemen in Gorakhpur for the death of a Kanpur trader is not the only one faced by the police in Uttar Pradesh in the recent months.
In September, the Allahabad High Court transferred the probe of an alleged custodial death of a 24-year-old man Krishna Yadav in Jaunpur to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). A Special Operations Group team of the police and the Station House Officer (SHO) of Baksa had in February gone to Yadav's house and allegedly taken him away to the police station for detention in relation to a loot case. While the family accused the police of murder, the police said that Yadav was apprehended while he was driving a motorcycle and fell, receiving injuries. He was sent to hospital for treatment but was declared dead. The CBI lodged a case under murder and robbery against the police. While transferring the case to the CBI, the High Court had said that the investigation so far had shown that the "entire effort of the police is to somehow give clean chit to the accused and for this purpose important evidence are being left and some evidences are created and manipulated".
In June, three police personnel, including an SHO, were suspended and booked for murder. Rajesh Kori (35) had allegedly eloped with a minor girl living in his neighbourhood but they were soon found and brought to the Kudwar Police Station, where Kori, a resident of Jagdishpur village, died in the station premises under "suspicious circumstances".
In May, a vegetable vendor in Unnao died after allegedly being beaten up by the police for reportedly violating lockdown norms. Faisal's autopsy report revealed over a dozen contusions on his body. Three policemen were booked for murder. Faisal, who sold vegetables in a mandi (market), was picked up by police for allegedly violating the partial COVID-19 curfew enforced in the State.
In another case, a special police team (SWAT) in Ambedkar Nagar was booked for murder after a man from Azamgarh died in police custody after being allegedly being picked up for questioning. His family alleged police tortured him.
An FIR was lodged at the Akbarpur Police Station in Ambedkar Nagar under Sections 302 (murder) and 364 (abducting for murder) of the Indian Penal Code against Devendra Pal Singh, SWAT team in-charge, and against unidentified police personnel. The victim Ziyauddin was from Hazipur Kudrat in Powai area of neighbouring district Azamgarh.
Shahbuddin, Ziyauddin's brother, alleged that on March 24 the latter left home to go to a relative's place but, on the way, members of the SWAT team picked him up and tortured him, causing his death. Ziyauddin was "beaten to death," alleged Shahbuddin in his police complaint, accusing the police team of murder. Police had said that during questioning, Ziyauddin complained of feeling unwell and was admitted to the district hospital where he died.
In November, 2020, a female Sub-Inspector and a male constable were booked for alleged murder after a journalist was found dead on a railway track in Unnao. The police, however, said that prima facie it appeared to be a case of suicide. A case was lodged under Section 302 (murder) and 120B (criminal conspiracy) of the Indian Penal Code after the family of journalist Suraj Pandey alleged that he was murdered by the two police personnel.
In another case, which still lingers on, an IPS officer was accused of murder by the family of a businessman in Mahoba. The family of businessman Indrakant Tripathi — who died last September after being found shot in his car days after he had accused 2014-batch IPS officer Manilal Patidar of threatening to eliminate him — had lodged an FIR against Mr. Patidar, then the district police chief, under murder and conspiracy. However, following a probe by a Special Investigation Team, the charges were downgraded to abetment of suicide. Mr. Patidar, meanwhile, continued to evade arrest and his pleas for anticipatory bail were rejected by the Allahabad High Court. In May, the HC directed the agency investigating the cases against Mr. Patidar to file an affidavit explaining what efforts were made by them to arrest him after tracing his whereabouts when his anticipatory bail applications were rejected. However, he is yet to be arrested still.
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The Negro Motorist Green Book's author, Victor Hugo Green, 1956.
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The Negro Motorist Green Book (at times styled The Negro Motorist Green-Book or titled The Negro Travelers' Green Book) was an annual guidebook for African-American roadtrippers, commonly referred to simply as the Green Book. It was originated and published by New York City mailman Victor Hugo Green from 1936 to 1966, during the era of Jim Crow laws, when open and often legally prescribed discrimination against non-whites was widespread. Although pervasive racial discrimination and poverty limited black car ownership, the emerging African-American middle class bought automobiles as soon as they could, but faced a variety of dangers and inconveniences along the road, from refusal of food and lodging to arbitrary arrest. In response, Green wrote his guide to services and places relatively friendly to African-Americans, eventually expanding its coverage from the New York area to much of North America, as well as founding a travel agency.
Many Black Americans took to driving, in part to avoid segregation on public transportation. As the writer George Schuyler put it in 1930, "all Negroes who can do so purchase an automobile as soon as possible in order to be free of discomfort, discrimination, segregation and insult."[1] Black Americans employed as athletes, entertainers, and salesmen also traveled frequently for work purposes.
African-American travelers faced hardships such as white-owned businesses refusing to serve them or repair their vehicles, being refused accommodation or food by white-owned hotels, and threats of physical violence and forcible expulsion from whites-only "sundown towns". Green founded and published the Green Book to avoid such problems, compiling resources "to give the Negro traveler information that will keep him from running into difficulties, embarrassments and to make his trip more enjoyable."[2]
From a New York-focused first edition published in 1936, Green expanded the work to cover much of North America, including most of the United States and parts of Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Bermuda. The Green Book became "the bible of black travel during Jim Crow",[3] enabling black travelers to find lodgings, businesses, and gas stations that would serve them along the road. It was little known outside the African-American community. Shortly after passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which outlawed the types of racial discrimination that had made the Green Book necessary, publication ceased and it fell into obscurity. There has been a revived interest in it in the early 21st century in connection with studies of black travel during the Jim Crow era.
Four issues (1940, 1947, 1954, and 1963) have been republished in facsimile (as of December 2017), and have sold well.[4]
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The history of the industry that provides sleeping quarters is not totally devoid of Black Hotel Owners. Black-owned and operated hotels have existed since pre-turn of the century.
"It was only in the 20th century that American hospitality became truly democratic. Beginning in 1908, E.M. Statler challenged the hotel industry's attention to the wealthy by declaring that he would offer hospitality "at a price ordinary people can afford." Statler's slogan, "A bed and a bath for a dollar and a half," launched his hotel empire and made him, as a 1950 trade journal put it, "The Hotel Man of the Half Century." A decade later, the civil rights movement launched a wave of demonstrations against discrimination in travel facilities. Martin Luther King's 1963 "I Have a Dream" speech—which evoked the plight of black wayfarers with the reminder that "our bodies, heavy with the fatigue of travel, cannot gain lodging in the motels of the highways and the hotels of the cities"—helped persuade Congress to pass the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which outlawed discrimination in public accommodations."
James Wormley (1819-1884), born free in Washington, is best known as the owner and operator of the Wormley Hotel, which opened in 1871. Wormley was one of a number of entrepreneurs in the hotel and other service trades with downtown businesses. The hotel catered primarily to wealthy and politically powerful white males in the city.
The five-story Wormley Hotel contained a bar, a barbershop, and an acclaimed dining room where Wormley served European-style dishes using fresh ingredients he grew on his nearby farm. Wormley, who had spent time in Europe honing his culinary skills, was a consummate entrepreneur, attending to minute details to ensure the pleasure of his guests.
The hotel is also famous as the site of the Wormley Conference of 1877, when representatives of Republican Rutherford B. Hayes and Democrat Samuel J. Tilden brokered a deal over the contested presidential election of 1876. The eventual result was the Compromise of 1877, which led to the removal of troops from the South and the end of Federal Reconstruction.
Wormley's parents were Lynch and Mary Wormley, both also free born. After Wormley's death in 1884, his eldest son, James T. Wormley, managed the hotel into the 1890s. It was taken over by new owners and renamed the Colonial in 1897. The hotel was later razed, and the Union Trust Company building was constructed on the site in 1906.
Hotel Theresa The renowned Hotel Theresa in Harlem was a vibrant center of black life in Harlem, New York City, in the mid-20th century. The hotel sits at the intersection of Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard and Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard (better known as 7th Avenue and 125th Street). It opened in 1913 and was from then, until the construction of the Adam Clayton Powell Jr. State Office Building across the street in 1973, the tallest building in Harlem. It has a striking white brick facade and was known as the "Waldorf Astoria of Harlem." From the time it opened until 1940, the hotel accepted only white guests plus a few black celebrities. This changed when the hotel passed to new management.
Louis Armstrong, Sugar Ray Robinson, Lena Horne, Josephine Baker, Dorothy Dandridge, Duke Ellington, Muhammad Ali, Dinah Washington, Ray Charles, Little Richard, and Jimi Hendrix all stayed in the Hotel or lived there for a time, as did Fidel Castro, while in New York for the 1960 opening session of the United Nations, after storming out of the Hotel Shelburne because of that hotel manager's "unacceptable cash" demands.[1] Castro's entourage rented 80 rooms at the Thersa for $800 per day.[2]
The hotel profited from the refusal of prestigious hotels elsewhere in the city to accept black guests. As a result, black businessmen, performers, and athletes were thrown under the same roof.
After leaving the Nation of Islam, Malcolm X maintained his competing Organization of Afro-American Unity at the hotel and hosted meetings there. He met Cassius Clay in the hotel on various occasions.
Bill Clinton's commerce secretary, Ron Brown, grew up in the hotel, where his father worked as manager. U.S. Congressman Charles Rangel (D-Harlem) once worked there as a desk clerk. The hotel may have enjoyed its greatest prominence in 1960. Nikita Khruschev visited New York in that year, during the week when Castro was staying in Harlem, and came to meet him in the hotel. Also, in October of 1960, John F. Kennedy campaigned for the presidency at the hotel, along with Eleanor Roosevelt and other powerful figures in the Democratic Party.
The hotel suffered from the continued deterioration of Harlem through the 1950s and 1960s, and, ironically, from the end of segregation elsewhere in the city. As black people of means had alternatives, they stopped coming to Harlem. The hotel closed in 1967.
After remaining vacant for four years, the building was converted to office space in 1971, and now goes by the name "Theresa Towers," though a sign with the old name is still painted on the side of the building, and the old name is still commonly used. It now serves as an auxiliary campus for Teachers College, Columbia University. The building was declared a landmark by the City of New York in 1993.
The Henry's Hotel South Division Street and Baltimore Avenue, Ocean City. Formerly known as "Henry's Colored Hotel," this building is a prominent historic site in Ocean City. Reportedly erected during the last decade of the 19th century, the three-story wood-shingled structure is one of the oldest hotels in the city and the last hotel that served black visitors to the ocean resort during the early to mid-20th century. Reserved periods, known as "Colored Excursion Days," were limited to days after the main summer season. Charles T. and Louis Henry bought the hotel in December 1926. After Charles T. died in 1942 the hotel was held by his wife and then his son, Charles Wesley Henry. Duke Ellington, Cab Calloway, Count Basie and Louis Armstrong were guests of Henry's Hotel in the days when black entertainers could perform in major hotel ballrooms, yet not sleep in the hotels.
In the early seventies, eighties and nineties there were only three hotels in the United States that were franchised and part of a major hotel chain. The first was a Holiday Inn in Tuskegee, AL that opened in the early seventies and later became the Tuskegee Inn before going out of business. The second was opened by Mabra Holeyfield and Frank Banks as the Benchmark Hotel in 1983 and became the Days Inn in 1988. That hotel was sold in 2008 to NABHOOD's Chairman, Mike Roberts and will be converted to a Clarion Collection. The third was the 105 room Travelodge Hotel when an investment group led by the city's first African American mayor and businessman Harvey Gantt, purchased a bankrupt hotel and cafeteria in the heart of Charlotte's African American community. After a two million dollar renovation, the hotel opened in July 1998. There were a few flagstones with small hotels like the first Black owned hotel in the nation's capital, Howard Inn, that opened as the Humbree House in the early eighties.
The Eureka Hotel The Eureka Hotel, the two-story, red-brick Victorian built in 1885 became an upscale hotel in the early 1930s, making it the city's oldest African American hotel. Now its owners are willing to donate it to anyone who wants to restore the building allegedly housed guests such as Duke Ellington, but no one knew about the house's history until construction signs went up in early January, prompting residents to find a way to save the historic structure.
Located two blocks away from the National Civil Rights Museum, the hotel operated until the 1980s, when Irvin Landsky bought it and turned it into a rental property. When he died in 2001, his daughter, Cheri Rudner, and her husband, Henry, inherited the Eureka Hotel and decided to demolish the house.
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Rosamond Johnson Memorial Celebration - May 3, 2014
The story of Rosamond Johnson is compelling: getting permission from his parents at age 15 so he could serve his country in the military; his heroic acts during the Korean War to save his fellow soldiers while under fire, and his ultimate sacrifice, giving his life for his country. This is even more notable when you realize that this beach that is named after him was one of the few beaches at that time where he and his family and other African Americans could go. Rosamond actually comes from a long line of African Americans who served their country in time of war, not necessarily for the freedoms they were afforded back home, but for the promise of that freedom and those rights that our nation aspires to fulfill. Many are not aware that African Americans have participated in every single war fought by or within the United States. ·
When the Minutemen gathered at Lexington and Concord in April 1775 for that "shot heard round the world," African Americans were fighting along-side other Patriots. At least 5,000 African Americans fought for our new nation during the Revolutionary War, and when the British finally surrendered to George Washington at Yorktown in 1781, about ¼ of the American Army was black. The sites at Lexington, Concord, and Yorktown are now part of our National Park system.
The War of 1812 with the British brought the fight nearby at the Battle of New Orleans. Andrew Jackson incorporated two battalions of Free Men of Color into the fray, and the overwhelming American victory began when the British Commanding General was shot – by one of these free black troops. The site known as Chalmette Battlefield is now part of our National Park system.·
Many are familiar with the 54th Massachusetts regiment during the Civil War, made famous by the movie "Glory" with Morgan Freeman and Denzel Washington. But before the 54th Massachusetts, the very first black Union troops – known as Louisiana Native Guard - were raised after New Orleans fell to the Union in 1862. The 2nd Regiment of the Louisiana Native Guard was stationed at Fort Massachusetts on Ship Island (now part of Gulf Islands National Seashore) and they launched the first engagement by Black U.S. Army regulars during the Civil War against Confederate troops at Pascagoula.
Following the Civil War, Congress created six black regiments that became known as "Buffalo Soldiers," a nickname given them by the Plains Indians. When the first national parks were created in the west, there was no agency, no National Park Service, to protect and manage them. Approximately 500 Buffalo Soldiers from the 9th Cavalry Regiment were assigned to Yosemite National Park and Sequoia National Park – basically serving as the first park rangers, fighting forest fires, evicting poachers and timber thieves, and building the first roads and trails. Charles Young, the third African American to graduate from West Point, served as the acting military superintendent of Sequoia National Park – and is considered by many to be the first African American superintendent of a national park. Just last year his home in Ohio was designated as one of our newest National Park Areas – the Charles Young Buffalo Soldiers National Monument.·
The famed Tuskegee Airmen were the first African American military aviators in the U.S. armed forces. Following WWI, it took over 20 years of advocacy by African Americans who wanted to enlist and train as military aviators. When they were finally allowed to train and get their wings during WWII, the Tuskegee Airmen served with distinction, setting a record for destroying five enemy aircraft in under four minutes, and shooting down three German jets in a single day. Today the Tuskegee Airmen training site is also part of our National Park System.
I've shared all of this with you today to say this - we are proud; I personally am proud, to have this beach – part of Gulf Islands National Seashore - named after our own hero, Rosamond Johnson. We will continue to tell the story of his service to his country, and his sacrifice, and of the history of this beach. It is a story that belongs to all of us.
Perdido Bay is said to have once had an estimated 300 natural springs bubbling up from the sandy bottom. There were so many around the site of the Lillian bridge that when construction began, bridge engineers were appalled to see pilings sinking down below the surface, following the soft course of a natural spring. They had to devise a solution, which was building cofferdams to shore up the pilings to prevent them from sinking.
Circa 1933 Perdido Key became an island. Before then, the area was a small peninsula just to the west of Pensacola. It was crossed by a large ditch that was narrow enough to jump across, and sometimes filled with alligators. This ditch was improved and widened to become part of the Intracoastal Waterway in 1933.
The Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) connecting Pensacola to Mobile Bay, the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway, was started during 1931 during the Great Depression. The digging that would connect Pensacola, Big Lagoon (also known as Grande Lagoon), Perdido Bay, and Mobile Bay was completed in 1933. Perdido Key Island is now about 16 miles (26 km) long with almost 60% of it (9.5 miles) protected in federal or state parks.
In 1978 the National Park Service completed purchase of over 1,000 acres (4.0 km2) of land on Perdido Key from Johnson Beach to Pensacola Pass for about $8 million. For years this area was called Gulf Beach, and it evolved into being called Perdido Key. Many "old timers" still slip and call the area Gulf Beach.
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National African American Historic Landmarks by State
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Since the beginning of the 20th Century, the U.S. Government and most states have identified landmarks associated with African American history. Listed below are the African American National Historic Landmarks by state, as certified by the National Park Service's National Register of Historic Places, as well as some state landmarks. If there are official landmarks that are missing, please email blackpast@blackpast.org so that they can be added to the list.
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If you are ever in a life-threatening emergency, the ability to call an ambulance is a very useful skill. It is important to always have the emergency number for your area memorized. Being composed and prepared to help could save a life.
Compose yourself. Take a deep breath and take a few seconds to collect yourself. While time is of critical importance, you can't help if you are hysterical.
Know the number. Emergency service numbers depend on which country you live in. You should always have the number to emergency services in your area memorized. After all, it is only three numbers. Look below for a list of some well-known emergency service numbers.
Other countries and continents have their own numbers, which can be found in this article.
Ask the operator for an ambulance. The operator will want to know what type of help you need. In this case, make it clear that there has been a medical emergency and that you need an ambulance immediately. The operator will send the all necessary units to assist you.
If the injury happened during the committing of a crime, you will also need police officers sent to your location.
If the injury occurred as the result of a fire or car accident, you will likely need firefighters to come to the location as well.
The number of the phone you are calling from, if you know it.
If you are in a public place- give the operator the nearest intersection or landmark (example First and Main street).
Tell them your name, the injured person's name and why you need an ambulance. Relate as much medical history as you know.
Stay calm and follow advice. The operator will stay on the phone with you until the first emergency responder arrives. The first responder will be followed by an ambulance.
The phone operator may give you advice on how to help in the meantime. Follow this advice.
Be prepared to assist. The emergency responders may ask you to help them on the scene when they arrive. Stay calm and collected and follow any instructions the first responders give to you. You may be asked to back away from the scene of the injury and wait for further instructions. If this is the case, do not interfere with emergency responders.
Only call emergency services when they're really needed. As a general rule, if someone is fully conscious and able to walk there's no need for an ambulance, though they may need to go to the hospital. Only call in scenarios that require on-the-spot medical attention.
Minor scrapes, cuts, or bruises are not emergencies.
A broken bone, while it can be dangerous, is often not a "life-threatening" emergency.
Err on the side of caution. If you are ever unsure about how badly a person is injured, it is better to call emergency services. You are not a trained medical professional and likely do not know how to treat or tend to serious injuries. So let the experts handle it if you unsure what you are dealing with.
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Tell the person that help is on the way. Keep talking to her and keep her talking to you.
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Get out of the way. Once emergency services arrive, get out of their way and stay out of their way unless otherwise instructed. They are trained professionals who are prepared to respond to emergencies, but they do not need any distractions from you.
In the case of an injury you witnessed, police will likely pull you away from the scene of the injury to ask you questions about what you saw. Follow the officers' instructions and answer any questions you can while paramedics deal with the injured person.
I am currently researching information on properly receiving an Ambulance on a work site. The intent is to design a protocol that would reduce the time it takes an Ambulance to reach the victim when it arrives on site. Can you provide me some direction on this research?
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I think I need to go to the hospital because my mental health has been terrible. I have been hallucinating a ton, and also feel like harming myself or others. Should I call an ambulance, or just stay home? Or maybe just have my mom drive me there?
If you feel like hurting yourself and other you should call an ambulance immediately. If you are having thoughts of harm this is not something that you should wait on, given your current mental health situation.
How can I find the ambulance number for my town?
Call 911 if in the U.S.A., or consult the yellow pages for your town, or the internet.
What is the number of the ambulance in U.A.E.?
What is the emergency phone number to call for police/fire/ambulance?
In many places it is 911, but you should contact your community service provider to check with them for your specific geographic area.
Is the CPR info up to date? I thought that I only needed to do compressions now.
You need to do 30 compressions and 2 breaths between, and repeat until emergency services come.
How do I call an ambulance in a foreign country?
How do I call an ambulance if both my legs are broken and I can't get anyone to drive me to a hospital?
Don't do anything you feel uncomfortable with or that will put you in danger. Remember, there are trained professionals on the way.
Most people carry mobile phones. Stop someone and ask them to call an ambulance. Don't ask for the phone because it could lead to misunderstandings.
Many US 911 systems use E-911 or "Enhanced 911". If you call from a land line, the computer should be able to tell what address you are calling from and record the "callback" number as well, but do not count on this and be prepared to tell the dispatcher where you are.
If you have an iPhone, the applications GPS911, GPS112 or Important Numbers for travels abroad will dial and display your accurate GPS position on screen.
Any phone will do. You don't need money to use a pay phone as the call is free.
Learn CPR and first aid before emergencies happen. Doing so can be life-saving in these cases.
If there is an emergency make sure you are not putting yourself in any danger. Scenario: Car crash in the middle of road. Do not go to help unless the victims are at the side of the road as there are cars coming past and you are in danger of being injured yourself. In any event of an emergency YOUR safety comes FIRST.
Do not ever call out an ambulance as a prank. Doing so wastes community resources and risks the lives of people who actually need emergency medical help. Also, it is illegal, you can be traced directly to the phone you are using, and you can be arrested.
Always check the injured person's wrists and neck for a medical tag. These can be gold or silver but should have a red "medic" symbol on them (a winged-staff with two snakes). Medic alert tags may let you know about medical problems, medications, or drug allergies.
The emergency telephone operators are people. While they expect a level of concern and panic from the person on the phone, getting angry with him; swearing at or insulting him is not an appropriate response. If you abuse the emergency service operators, you can be charged with the commission of a crime, regardless of whether or not it happened in a crisis situation.
Don't hang up until you are instructed to do so by the operator.
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One conflict in the short story "The Lottery" concerns Tessie Hutchinson versus her small village. Tessie challenges the brutal ritual, but her neighbors force her to participate. There is another conflict involving the northern villages, who have ended the ritual.
What is the best summary of the main conflict in "The Lottery"? The main conflict is between an individual and society. In the story, the townspeople have a yearly ritual that involves sacrificing a villager to ensure a good harvest. After Tessie Hutchinson is selected, she is attacked by the entire community.
In The Lottery, two internal conflicts Tessie faces are her relationship with her husband and her desire not to die.
Resolution: Tessie gets stoned to death by the villagers! She is the traditional sacrifice for that harvest season. lottery – she gets the piece of paper with the black dot!
In contrast, internal conflict is a type of inner struggle that affects the main character's mental and emotional state. For example, a character may struggle with a fear of heights, a desire for power, or a need to live up to someone's expectations.
All conflict falls into two categories: internal and external.
Internal conflict is when a character struggles with their own opposing desires or beliefs. It happens within them, and it drives their development as a character.
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