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Butler Creek (Nine Partners Creek tributary) facts for kids
Main source
unnamed pond on a hill in Jackson Township, Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania
1,780 feet (540 m)
River mouth
Nine Partners Creek in Harford Township, Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania near Harding Corners
892 feet (272 m)
41°43′43″N 75°40′35″W / 41.7285°N 75.6764°W / 41.7285; -75.6764
12 miles (19 km)
Basin features
Nine Partners Creek → Tunkhannock Creek → Susquehanna River → Chesapeake Bay
Little Butler Creek
Waterbodies
Butler Lake
Butler Creek is a tributary of Nine Partners Creek in Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania, in the United States. It is approximately 12 miles (19 km) long and flows through Jackson Township, Gibson Township, and Harford Township. The watershed of the creek has an area of 20.6 square miles (53 km2). The creek has one named tributary, which is known as Little Butler Creek, and is not designated as an impaired waterbody. The creek's valley is a "beaded valley", at least in its upper reaches, and has thick deposits of till in its valley.
The headwaters of Butler Creek are in a lake known as Butler Lake. A number of bridges have also been constructed over the creek. Wild trout naturally reproduce within it, and forested blocks occur along the creek.
Geography and geology
History and recreation
Butler Creek begins on an unnamed pond on a hill in Jackson Township. It flows south for a short distance, entering a wetland where it turns east for a few tenths of a mile, entering another wetland and passing through Butler Lake. From the southern end of the lake, the creek flows south-southwest for several tenths of a mile before turning west for a short distance and then turning south-southwest again. After several tenths of a mile, it crosses Pennsylvania Route 492 before continuing south-southwest. After several tenths of a mile, it turns south-southeast and then southwest for a few tenths of a mile, receiving the tributary Little Butler Creek from the right. It then turns south-southwest for several tenths of a mile, entering Gibson Township. After more than a mile, the creek turns southwest for several tenths of a mile before turning south-southwest and entering Harford Township. In this township, it flows south-southwest for a few miles before turning southeast and then south. After several tenths of a mile, the creek turns southwest for several tenths of a mile before crossing Interstate 81 and reaching its confluence with Nine Partners Creek.
Butler Creek is approximately 12 miles (19 km) long. The creek joins Nine Partners Creek 1.40 miles (2.25 km) upstream of its mouth.
Butler Creek has one named tributary, which is known as Little Butler Creek. Little Butler Creek joins Butler Creek 8.20 miles (13.20 km) upstream of its mouth, near Gibson, and drains an area of 1.63 square miles (4.2 km2).
Butler Creek is not designated as an impaired waterbody.
The average annual discharge of Butler Creek at Gibson between 1974 and 1979 ranged from 11.9 cubic feet per second (0.34 m3/s) in 1976 to 17.5 cubic feet per second (0.50 m3/s) in 1979. In 1974 and 1975, the discharges were 13.4 and 12.6 cubic feet per second (0.38 and 0.36 m3/s), respectively. In 1977 and 1978, the average annual discharges were 13.9 and 17.3 cubic feet per second (0.39 and 0.49 m3/s).
Between October 1973 and September 1979, the months where Butler Creek had the highest average discharge at Gibson were March and January; the discharges were 31 and 24 cubic feet per second (0.88 and 0.68 m3/s), respectively. The months with the lowest average discharge were August and July, with average discharges of 2.4 and 2.3 cubic feet per second (0.068 and 0.065 m3/s), respectively.
The elevation near the mouth of Butler Creek is 892 feet (272 m) above sea level. The elevation near the creek's source is 1,780 feet (540 m) above sea level.
The surficial geology along Butler Creek near its mouth mainly consists of alluvium, although there is one patch of alluvial fan nearby. The sides of the valley are lined with a till known as Wisconsinan Till and there are some patches of bedrock consisting of sandstone and shale on nearby hills. Further upstream, the surficial geology along the creek continues to consist mainly of alluvium, but there are several patches of Wisconsinan Ice-Contact Stratified Drift nearby, as well as one small patch of alluvial fan. Wisconsinan Till continues to line the sides of the valley and bedrock is present on nearby hills. In the upper reaches, the surficial geology along the creek mainly includes Wisconsinan Till, but there are patches of alluvial fan, alluvium, and wetlands. At the headwaters, there is Butler Lake and patches of wetlands and peat bogs.
In the Harford quadrangle, the alluvium in the valley of Butler Creek can be up to 12 feet (3.7 m) thick. The creek is separated from its tributary Little Butler Creek by two broad, low cols partially filled by till. The valley of Butler Creek in its upper reaches includes a "beaded valley" that was little affected by glacial erosion but considerably affected by glacial deposition, to the point that large amounts of glacial till partly or fully block off individual valleys. Along with Bell Creek and the West Branch Lackawanna River, the valley of Butler Creek is one of the best examples of such beaded valleys in the Thompson quadrangle.
The watershed of Butler Creek has an area of 20.8 square miles (54 km2). The mouth of the creek is in the United States Geological Survey quadrangle of Lenoxville. However, its source is in the quadrangle of Thompson. The creek also flows through the quadrangle of Harford. Its mouth is located within 1 mile (1.6 km) of Harding Corners.
A 24-acre (9.7 ha) lake known as Butler Lake is on Butler Creek in its upper reaches. There is a stream gage on Butler Creek at Gibson. The area of the creek's watershed at this gage is 7.38 square miles (19.1 km2).
Butler Creek was entered into the Geographic Names Information System on August 2, 1979. Its identifier in the Geographic Names Information System is 1170794.
By the 1870s, there was a village known as Burrow's Hollow in the vicinity of Butler Creek.
A steel stringer/multi-beam or girder bridge carrying T-548/Podunk Road over Butler Creek was built 3 miles (4.8 km) south of Harford in 1920 and repaired in 1982 and is 37.1 feet (11.3 m) long. Two prestressed box beam or girders bridges carrying Interstate 81 over the creek and T-582 were built in 1961 in Harford Township and are 215.9 feet (65.8 m) long. One was repaired in 1984 and the other in 2009. Another steel stringer/multi-beam or girder bridge carrying T-548/Podunk Road over the creek was built in 1968 2.1 miles (3.4 km) east of Harford and is 53.2 feet (16.2 m) long. A two-span concrete culvert bridge carrying Pennsylvania Route 547 over the creek was built in Gibson Township in 1999 and is 38.1 feet (11.6 m) long. A steel stringer/multi-beam or girder bridge carrying T-582/Penny Hill Road over the creek 3 miles (4.8 km) southeast of Harford was built in 2009 and is 50.9 feet (15.5 m) long.
There are several boat docks on Butler Lake, a lake on Butler Creek. The Susquehanna County Natural Areas Inventory has recommended removing these and replacing them with a single boat launch in the lake's northeastern corner. Although there is recreational development pressure, the Susquehanna County Natural Areas Inventory also opposed flooding the bog with a dam.
Wild trout naturally reproduce in Butler Creek from its headwaters down to an unnamed tributary unofficially known as Gibson Creek, a distance of 6.07 miles (9.77 km). The creek serves as a transition between cold headwater streams and larger, warmer creeks. Brook trout were observed in the creek in the 1930s.
Butler Lake, a lake on Butler Creek, is listed on the Susquehanna County Natural Areas Inventory. The lake is a bog habitat, though there is some residential development along its shoreline. There is a large floating bog mat in the southern part of the lake.
One of the largest forested blocks in Harford Township is situated along Butler Creek and its tributaries. It forms a "critical starting point" for riparian buffer conservation there. A block of forested land is also present along the creek in Gibson Township.
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ESL have announced the formation of the World Esports Association (WESA), an organisation which aims to "oversee standardized tournament regulations, player representation as well as revenue sharing for teams." If you're aware of the mishmash of acronyms that forms the world of esports tournaments, this might not seem of much interest, but WESA is different in that it's not a new league but a regulatory body hoping to work with all the existing players, teams and leagues.
Essentially, it's trying to do what FIFA does with world football – except hopefully without the decades of institutional corruption.
"WESA will offer the chance to bring all esports stakeholders – players, teams, organizers and broadcasters – to the discussion table in order to bring much needed structure, predictable schedules and transparency to the scene," says the announcement.
WESA will also involve a player council, "which will represent, strengthen and advocate on behalf of pro gamers on a number of important topics, such as league policies, rulesets, player transfers and more." The ESL Pro League for CS:GO will be the first tournament to adopt WESA regulations.
If other organisations get on board, WESA could be a big deal for esports, which currently suffers from a lack of regulation. ""It's a bit of like the wild west how a player moves to another team, or when a player has a dispute with a team because he hasn't been paid or whatever, there's no organisation he can turn to," Ralf Reichert, CEO of the Electronic Sports League told Newsbeat, from which I get all my news.
This was demonstrated recently when Riot banned members of three teams from competing in North America, one of them Team Impulse who "repeatedly failed to pay their players on time and to provide valid contracts for their players." Consider that not every game or esports league has a Riot tightly controlling it, and there are a lot of opportunities for abuses.
What's not clear so far is how likely other organisations are to sign up with WESA, or where WESA's money will come from to enforce the regulations they're proposing, but it could be a good thing for the long-term future of esports if it works.


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Leviticus 1:12, ESV: "And he shall cut it into pieces, with its head and its fat, and the priest shall arrange them on the wood that is on the fire on the altar,"
Leviticus 1:12, KJV: "And he shall cut it into his pieces, with his head and his fat: and the priest shall lay them in order on the wood that is on the fire which is upon the altar:"
Leviticus 1:12, NASB: "He shall then cut it into its pieces with its head and its suet, and the priest shall arrange them on the wood which is on the fire that is on the altar."
Leviticus 1:12, NLT: "Then cut the animal in pieces, and the priests will arrange the pieces of the offering, including the head and fat, on the wood burning on the altar."
Leviticus 1:12, CSB: "He will cut the animal into pieces with its head and its fat, and the priest will arrange them on top of the burning wood on the altar."

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Nick Panken, lead singer, guitarist and song-writer for the Brooklyn based Spirit Family Reunion, was my guest. Our conversation covered the beginnings of the band, it's growth and challenges. The constant touring; it's struggles and joys, have led to personnel changes along the way. Entering it's second decade, the band has recorded a new album, "Ride Free". While the band is touring to support the new record, the schedule is more relaxed and band-friendly. They appear at Allston's Great Scott on August 17th and locally at Greenfield's Hawks and Reed Performing Center on August 24th. Our segment includes a four-pack of tunes such as "It Does Not Bother Me", "I Am Following the Sound" from earlier releases. We also debut two new songs from "Ride Free" which is being released this week nationally. "Would You Would or Would You Won't" and "Ease My Mind" are indications that the songs are still strong meaningful and upbeat.
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À coté de Duclair sont positionnées géographiquement les villes de
Le Trait localisée à 4 km, 5 217 habitants,
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Sainte-Marguerite-sur-Duclair à 3 km, 1 633 habitants,
Épinay-sur-Duclair située à 5 km, 496 habitants,
Saint-Paër située à 3 km, 1 201 habitants,
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À Duclair le salaire moyen mensuel par personne se situe à environ 2 062 €  net. Ceci est inférieur à la moyenne nationale.

Le parc de logements, à Duclair, était réparti en 2011 en 578 appartements et 1 349 maisons soit
 un marché relativement équilibré.

À Duclair, la valeur moyenne à l'achat d'un appartement se situe à 2 483 € du m² en vente. Le prix moyen d'une maison à l'achat se situe à 1 576 € du m². À la location la valorisation moyenne se situe à 7,85 € du m² mensuel.

La localité est équipée concernant des études de un collège.
Concernant les très jeunes, la localité peut se prévaloir de disposer de une maternelle et une école primaire.
Duclair propose les installations facilitant une bonne prise en charge des jeunes.
Si vous avez un projet d'acheter un appartement ou une maison à Duclair, il est important regarder la notoriété des équipements éducatifs

La commune propose de multiples  aménagements, elle propose entre autres un terrain de tennis, deux terrains de sport et une salle de combat.

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Dianabol is one of the pioneer steroids that were created in early times like Testosterone. It was discovered by Russia. According to conspiracy, Dianabol was created by Russia so they could beat the United States in terms of international sports competitions like the Olympics. The United States wondered why Russian athletes are outperforming their athletes and an investigation was conducted. And that is when Dianabol was revealed to the world. It was known to be a derivative from Testosterone and it is capable of passing through the liver without losing its components.
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Pots and pans and paper airplanes are among the 12 finalists for the National Toy Hall of Fame.
They will be up against tough competition. Like American Girl dolls and the board game Operation. How about little green Army men and bubbles?
Here are the other 2014 nominees. Fisher-Price Little People, My Little Pony, Rubik's Cube, Slip 'N Slide, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Toys. Also, the toy trucks sold each holiday shopping season at Hess gas stations.
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Anyone can nominate a toy. A committee votes in the winners.
The rubber duck and chess were last year's winners. Fifty-one other toys have been inducted. The hall was established in 1998.
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Exponential-e also selected Raritan's Power IQ DCIM monitoring software to analyze power information that is automatically gathered by the rack iPDUs -- including data on voltage, amperage, kilowatts, kilowatt-hours, and power factor. The combined Power IQ-iPDU solution helps the firm monitor the power in customer cabinets and capacity based on actual loads. The solution can also monitor power consumption at the device, row, and data centre levels.
"From day one we could monitor the Power IQ dashboard to determine the overall power utlization in the data centre, and track future requirements for the remainder of that year," says Anderson. "With (+/- 1%) billing-grade accuracy, it is a great monitoring tool for us. We also can see drill down to data about individual cabinets to determine exactly how much power each customer is drawing. So, if a customer goes over the power amount stated in their colocation contract, Power IQ notifies us. We also are able to set energy limits." Power IQ also can be programmed to generate energy bill reports by individual customers.
In addition to real-time charts on active power, energy capacity and consumption, the user-configurable Power IQ dashboard also shows PUE weather maps, cooling charts, and the carbon footprint of the building. Power IQ also supports "what-if" analysis and identifies under-utilized or idle servers.
By delivering visual information on real-time power load, rate of change and usage trends, Power IQ helps Exponential-e plan for the power needs of each server cabinet and the overall data centre. The forecasting tool came in handy when the firm was moving to a new electricity provider from the national grid. "Power IQ helped us calculate how much power we think we're going to be drawing over the next year, which was useful information in our negotiations with the provider," says Anderson.
24x7x365 Fully Managed On-site NOC
The Power IQ dashboard was added to the large screen on the wall of Exponential-e's UK-based Network Operations Center (NOC), which is staffed 24x7. Power usage for the entire data centre is centrally monitored on the screen. All iPDUs that are live are also being monitored; if a PDU goes down, an alert appears on the screen. "For any forecasts that we require, we can easily obtain the relevant power information straight from that NOC screen," adds Anderson. "We also can see on the screen power statistics on individual servers, and if thresholds are exceeded."
Power IQ also is being used to remotely manage Exponential-e iPDUs. It enables the data centre team to perform bulk firmware updates, and configure the iPDUs conveniently from the web dashboard. To protect the business from unauthorized power cycling, the Raritan iPDU is encrypted with 256-bit AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) at the hardware level. Also standard is stringent password support and built-in firewall.
An Energy Monitoring Tool for Customers
The Raritan solution enables Exponential-e to provide their enterprise customers with remote access to power monitoring. Colocation customers are given access to their equipment cabinets through the Power IQ dashboard. "We've set up a secure portal for customers on Power IQ," says Anderson. "Each of our customers receives an individual dashboard with a secure login. On the dashboard they can see their power usage and individual iPDUs. Customers like to know exactly what is going on in their cabinets; not just with their equipment, but also with their entire power usage. They also want to know their power headroom and how much is available to support future growth.
"Customers like the ability to control and oversee the equipment within their rack; our intelligent PDU solution gives them that. On their dashboards they can see how much power they're drawing not just on a daily basis, but by week, month, year. They easily can look at different measurements over time on a graph or diagram. If customers are planning to add more equipment to a cabinet, Power IQ gives them the ability to see how much contractual power remains. Our customers are really excited about our power monitoring offering," says Anderson.
Energy PUE
The Raritan Power IQ solution calculates and tracks the data centre's PUE, which is used to calculate the efficiency of data centre energy utlization. The dashboard's PUE gauges and charts visually track the data center's real-time PUE and trends over time. To achieve the desired low PUE rating, the Exponential-e's data centre uses a number of innovative energy-efficient measures, some of these include: 'free-cooling'; chilled water system with N+1 air-cooled chillers and pumps; highly efficient (99%) static UPS unit; and hot and cold aisle containment.
The new advanced remote management capabilities from Raritan's solutions are helping Exponential-e to respond swiftly to the company's growth and changing business requirements. The data centre team can now access and manage any piece of equipment from anywhere, as well as monitor energy usage and power capacity. "I'm very happy with Raritan, from the actual product itself and all the global support that goes with it. Raritan's solution gives us more insight and control of our data centre operations."
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In the first study of its kind researchers have linked trans fatty acid consumption to increased aggression in humans. Published in the Public Library of Science's own journal, PLoS, March 5th 2012, researchers at the Dept. of Medicine at the University of California, San Diego, reported: "This study provides the first evidence linking dTFA [dietary trans fatty acids] with behavioral irritability and aggression."


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Patriots, Neal headed to New York
The Patriots held a closed walk-thru Friday morning before boarding buses at Bryant College in the early afternoon to begin their journey to New Jersey for Saturday night's preseason opener against the Giants. The team traveled to New York via train, a practice that began last season for a game against the Jets. While the train is a slightly slower form of travel, it allows for a more spacious and comfortable trip and seems to be rather popular with both players and staff alike.
For one player though, the trip to the Garden State has a slightly different feel than an average NFL preseason game. Offensive guard and former world class wrestler Stephen Neal heads into the game with the Giants with the potential to see more playing time than anyone could have imagined when he first joined the Patriots in training camp last season. Neal came to New England last year regarded as an extremely raw talent with some physical ability, but also as a guy who had not played college football.
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In the course of a year consisting of training camp with the Patriots, moving on to the Eagles practice squad and finally as a day of game inactive on the Patriots roster for the final three games of the 2001 season and the playoffs, Neal has improved to the point where he is working with the Patriots injury-riddled first offensive line. Although he is still considered a long shot, Neal's improvements have impressed Head Coach Bill Belichick and everyone who has witnessed the one-year transformation. No longer is Neal a side show for training camp, suddenly he is lining up with a legitimate shot at being an NFL offensive lineman.
"Steve doesn't even look like the same player that he was last year," Belichick said. "He is easily the most improved player on the team. He makes a lot of mistakes in there, but he's come so far and he's hanging in there. He's done a good job and he'll get plenty of playing time this week. He is going to go up against good people with the Giants, so we'll get a good opportunity to see him. He'll get a good opportunity to show how much he has improved."
For his part, Neal agrees that he has made some serious improvements during his one-year in the NFL, but he also knows he has a long way to go.
"Last year I had never played football, so I was pretty bad," Neal said with a smile. "I am just trying not to make mistakes out there. This year I have kind of relaxed a little bit. I know my assignments. I know what I am supposed to be doing and now I just have to try to get it done."
Neal already accomplished one of his goals by earning a Super Bowl ring thanks to his spot on the Patriots roster last season, but now he wants to play for a Super Bowl ring.
"My goal is really to play football," Neal said. "My goal was to win the Super Bowl, but I need to be playing, in my mind, to be part of the team. I was happy that I was part of the team last year, but I'd like to get in there and maybe it is in a couple of years, maybe it is this year."
Regardless of what happens over the next few weeks, and regardless of whether he earns a spot on the Patriots offensive line, Neal has already made an impression. How many other people can say they are a World Champion wrestler, have a Super Bowl ring and are competing for a job in the NFL without ever having played college football? Stephen Neal can


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Have you ever felt afraid when about to step across a threshold into a new possibility? Stood there, jittery, nauseous, clammy with sweat, telling yourself all the reasons why you should not do what you're about to do?
I am at a threshold now, about to commit to a new direction in my work that reveals what I most love. Listening to Radio Freakout, I am convinced I shouldn't do this. We know how this ends: derision, humiliation, and the worst of it all, aloneness. I am sweating even as I write this.


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Tubman will be the face of the $20 bill
John Chilton
Harriet Tubman will replace president (and general) Andrew Jackson as the face of the twenty dollar bill.
This is an appropriate time to remember that Tubman is commemorated in the Episcopal calendar of the church year on July 20. From the Episcopal Church glossary entry Tubman, Harriet Ross:
(c. 1821-Mar. 10, 1913). Abolitionist. She was born a slave in Dorcester County, Maryland. She was first named Araminta, but later changed her name to Harriet. Tubman was a member of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church. In 1849 she escaped from slavery and was a fugitive slave. Tubman became one of the leaders in the work of the Underground Railroad. She was given the name "Moses." John Brown, the abolitionist who seized the U.S. arsenal at Harper's Ferry, West Virginia, called her "General Tubman." She helped more than 300 slaves to freedom as a major "conductor" of the Underground Railroad. When the Civil War broke out, she attached herself to the Union Army and worked as a cook, laundress, and nurse. Tubman also worked as a spy within the Confederate lines. After the war she lived in Auburn, New York, where she housed children and poor older people. Her story is told in Harriet the Moses of Her People (1886). The Harriet Tubman Home for indigent aged African Americans existed for a number of years after her death. Tubman died in Auburn, New York.
From the Baltimore Sun, February 20, 1995:
Dorchester County-born slave Harriet Ross Tubman was honored as a saint here yesterday in the Episcopal church where her owner had been a baptized member.
The service of song and word in the 303-year-old Great Choptank Parish would probably have amazed the 19th-century freedom fighter in her own time.
But it was extraordinary enough even in present-day Cambridge. Whites and blacks packed Christ Episcopal Church, as the parish is also known, to "re-examine the mistakes of our past," in the words of the Rev. Linda Wheatley, one of the participants.
At the church's General Convention last summer, the former slave was nominated for this honor along with three other 19th-century women who were pioneers in the anti-slavery and women's rights movements. The others are Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Amelia Bloomer and Sojourner Truth.
While they are to be commemorated as a group July 20, the observance honoring Tubman this year in the Diocese of Easton was held yesterday so that it could be part of Black History Month.
Final approval of naming her a saint is expected at the 1997 General Convention. Tubman is the first Maryland native to be chosen for this honor.
"To be added to our Calendar of Saints is one of the highest honors our church can bestow on any individual," said the Rev. Nathaniel W. Pierce, rector of Great Choptank Parish, who officiated at the service. "Harriet Tubman, who was not an Episcopalian, often said that she only did what the Lord told her to do, and her life bears witness to a spiritual depth rarely found in any person."
Michael Curry was there:
The sermon by the Rev. Michael B. Curry, rector of St. James Episcopal Church on West Baltimore's Lafayette Square, also brought an applauding congregation to its feet — an unusual occurrence for an Episcopal service. Preaching on a text from the Book of Exodus, Father Curry reminded the congregation that Harriet Tubman is remembered as "the Moses of her people" for her role in freeing slaves.
"There's always a new Pharaoh," Father Curry said. "He takes many disguises . . . making slaves of the children of God."
RNS has 5 faith facts about Harriet Tubman.
Leslie Marshall
Did anyone consider what Harriet Tubman herself would have wanted?
Knowing her to be a deeply devout Christian, I think she would have vehemently rejected the idea of having her image on the governments paper money. Let Caesar have it.
In her later years, Harriet Tubman donated some property to her church (AME Zion) to be used as a home for 'aged & indigent colored people'. She was dismayed when new residents were required to pay $100 to move in. She said..'they make a rule that nobody should come in without they have $100. I am making a rule that nobody should come in unless they didn't have no money at all.'
Helen Kromm
Reply to Leslie Marshall
Here's what we do know. Andrew Jackson was vehemently opposed to paper money. He considered paper money insidious, and a very large part of his farewell speech was devoted to railing against paper money.
https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Andrew_Jackson%27s_Farewell_Address
We also know that the Treasury Department has no record as to why Jackson was selected to be figured on the $20 bill. There were any number of people that could have been selected, and no definitive record as to why the decision was reached to feature Jackson.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2015/03/06/why-is-andrew-jackson-on-the-20-bill-the-answer-may-be-lost-to-history/
So we know as fact that Jackson detested a central bank, and he detested paper money. And we also know that there was no unquenchable thirst to feature Jackson on a $20 bill. Historically, we don't even know why he was selected in the first place.
I've yet to see any historically reference that Tubman was opposed to money or currency- paper or otherwise. We know that throughout her life, she raised it to great effect for any number of causes.
And there is an odd bit of karma here. During the Civil War, Tubman served as a nurse, cook, scout, and a spy. She placed herself in harm's way countless times. And yet, she was awarded a pension of only $8.00/month, which was a survivor's pension due to her marriage to the late Union veteran Nelson Davis.
In 1898, Tubman herself petitioned Congress to right this wrong, and in 1899, and by an act of Congress, her pension was adjusted to reflect her service.
It was increased to $20.00/month.
Gregory Orloff
For that matter, Leslie, has anyone considered what anyone pictured on the paper money of the United States would have wanted? Or whether or not God would want his name printed on it it? He just might vehemently reject the idea. "Let Caesar have it," he might say.
Reply to Gregory Orloff
The eye of God (divine providence) is also on US currency — not only God's name.
Sean Storm
Actually I like the idea of keeping Jackson on the front and having Tubman, or others on the back. Like the quarters, same front but different reverse sides, for different commemorations.
The racists in this country will have a fit over this development. And why is it going to take 14 years to start issuing the new bills, as reported in one media outlet I read today?
Reply to Richard Warren
Because the technology for a safe $20 bill of the future hasn't all been developed yet.


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The Ref (1994) R
It's Christmas Eve and Gus (Dennis Leary) is a burglar whose partner abandons him when their latest heist goes south. He is forced to take hostage Lloyd and Caroline Chasseur (Kevin Spacey and Judy Davis) – who are on their way home from marriage counseling – making them drive him to their home. Slowly, the rest of the family begins to arrive for their annual holiday celebration and Gus pretends to be Lloyd and Caroline's marriage counselor. Little does he know that he will become the "counselor" for the entire dysfunctional family while he figures out a way to elude capture by the police.
The Ref is a dark comedy that takes the idea of a holiday movie and turns it on its head. The script is biting and sharp. Leary is best known for his sarcastic delivery and shines in the role of Gus. Spacey and Davis also are outstanding as the bickering couple who eventually realize they do love and care about each other. The rest of the cast is top notch and there are a number of well-known actors in cameo or supporting roles: B. D. Wong (Oz; Law & Order) as Dr. Wong, the Chasseur's original marriage counselor; Christine Baranski (Cybill; The Good Wife) as demanding sister-in-law Connie; and J. K. Simmons (Law & Order; The Closer) as Siskel, the commander of the military school Lloyd and Caroline's son Jesse is attending (little do they know that Jesse is blackmailing Siskel).
Granted, I know this movie isn't for everyone. But, if you like dark comedies, a sharply written and delivered script, and something a little different to supplement all the maudlin and saccharin holiday fare that comes on this time of year, give this one a chance. It may just win you over.
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Biografia
Figlio di Paweł e Anna Łowiecka, iniziò gli studi a Chodzież e li proseguì a Poznań presso l'Accademia Lubrański e il locale collegio dei gesuiti, poi sempre presso i gesuiti a Ingolstadt e infine a Cracovia.

Abbracciò lo stato ecclesiastico e, conclusi gli studi, entrò al servizio del vice cancelliere Wojciech Baranowski. Fu segretario dei re Stefano I Báthory e Sigismondo III Vasa e nel 1595 divenne il gran segretario della Corona.

Nel 1596 prese parte a una missione dilomatica presso papa Clemente VIII e, tornato in patria, ottenne diversi benefici ecclesiastici.

Il 10 novembre 1600 fu eletto vescovo di Chełmno. Sotto il suo episcopato contrastò le idee riformate, visitò le parrocchie, curò la disciplina del clero, riformò gli statuti del capitolo cattedrale e vi istituì un canonico-teologo, convocò il sinodo diocesano, reintrodusse i gesuiti a Toruń e partecipò al sinodo provinciale di Piotrków.

Divenne vice cancelliere nel 1607 e gran cancelliere della Corona nel 1609: appoggiò la guerra polacco-moscovita di Sigismondo III e partecipò alla spedizione del re a Smolensk. Lasciò la carica nel 1613 e gli succedette Feliks Kryski.

Nel 1610 fu trasferito alla sede di Cuiavia e il 12 ottobre 1615 fu promosso alla sede metropolitana di Gniezno, alla quale era anche legata la dignità di primate di Polonia.

Morì nel 1624 e fu sepolto nella cattedrale di Gniezno.

Genealogia episcopale e successione apostolica
La genealogia episcopale è:
 Cardinale Scipione Rebiba
 Cardinale Giulio Antonio Santori
 Cardinale Girolamo Bernerio, O.P.
 Vescovo Claudio Rangoni
 Arcivescovo Wawrzyniec Gembicki

La successione apostolica è:
 Arcivescovo Jan Wężyk (1620)

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Vescovi di Włocławek


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The path trodden by you will survive intact and whoever strays from this path will never lay a claim to being a Georgian.
Jesus Christ, our Saviour, is twice referred to as a teacher in the Gospel. Christ was the greatest rabbi ever to walk the face of the earth. Whether before or after the birth of Christ, all civilized nations revered and held teachers in high esteem. Alexander of Macedon once said "It was my father who gave me life. But it was Aristotle who taught me to live".
- Georgians pride themselves on four paramount books: the Bible, Vepkhistkaosani (The Knight in the Panther's Skin), Kartlis Tskhovreba (The Georgian Chronicles) and Deda Ena (The Mother Tongue) - written by Iakob Gogebashvili.
- There is a monument for the Mother Tongue in Tbilisi - history knows no other precedent of the nation giving the manual such an elevated status.
- Iakob is usually referred to by his first name in Georgia, which is the surest indication of people's adoration for him.
- In 1940, on the one hundredth anniversary of his birth, Iakob's remains were reburied at the Mtatsminda Pantheon of Writers and Public Figures - an honor reserved for only a limited number of illustrious names and characters.
- Iakob was the founder of the modern Georgian school and philosophy of education. He pioneered the pedagogial approach of scientific teaching in Georgia.
- His concept of an ideal Georgia was a European country inhabited by Georgians with an altered state of consciousness. He even developed a model of Georgian consciousness and set the school the task of following and strengthening this model.
- Iakob gave renewed impetus to the Georgians' long- upheld idea that freedom is the means rather than the goal and that freedom can only take on its real meaning when matched with two other notions (reason and morality) - all his books offer a way to propagate this trinity.
Iakob Gogebashvili's personality seems to hold the answer to who can be a pedagogue and what is implied in teaching. Confucius' definition of the prerequisite for being a teacher is the ability to "review the past and recognize the new". All tragedies originate from the fragmentation of time when the past, present and the future come apart; people lose their spiritual support and turn against one another. Teacher, in this context, takes on a particular role acting as a bridge between various dimensions of time. It is a teacher's primary function to gain insight, treasure and impart knowledge and moral values to the younger generation. It is a teacher who gives a clue to the meaning of a fact, event or someone's behavior. Acts of heroism, unexpected discoveries or truly ingenious inventions are often shelved to gather dust without someone evaluating their importance, recording them either in books or in memory and thus making them part of collective consciousness. It is when a concrete fact is shaped into a value, Iakob bequeathed many such values to Georgia.
but this second comes for all Georgians and continues to reverberate throughout their lives. Georgians may doubt the truth of everything with the exception of Deda Ena's opening words.
1. Harmony of divine symmetry. Symmetry gives a child an early indication of the order of the universe and the need to live in peace with this harmony.
2. Mirror Principle. Ai "sees" ia as its reflected duplication in the mirror. It is the oldest way to squeeze the world into one's own self. The general belief many centuries ago was that the one who really knows himself also truly understands the world around him. An inscription at the entrance of the Delphos temple says the same: "Know yourself and you will know the Universe".
is a phrase, Iakob uses a fully formulated idea rather than a letter or a word to usher a child into the world of education. The other important aspect of the phrase is that it involves action and is dynamic, indicating not only perception but also attitude (more than one attitude!).
4. Object perception as a main principle. With the very first sentence, a child attains awareness of a perceivable representation of the universe.
translates as "here's something called a violet". Identification is the capability to capture the essence of what the object or fact is all about.
6. Perception intertwines with beauty. Synthesis of reason and emotion translates into an experience of perceiving the world. It begets "perception aesthetics" - a concept of "wise heart" attributed to Rustaveli, which is an ideal aspect of any pedagogical system.
7. Joy of discovery coded. "Look what's here! It's a violet!" From the very beginning the book makes a child aware of the fact that reading requires efforts but these efforts are richly rewarded by the joy it brings.
8. The book awakens us to the music of Georgian speech. The perfect harmony of four vowels produces an incredibly impressive sound.
9. Outstanding graphic depiction of Georgian script. Both letters "A" and "I" consist of a perfectly curved line resembling a circle.
symbolically crystallizes the history of the universe (this phrase is a palindrome yielding the same text when read forwards and backwards and symbolizes the eternal return when something begins anew as soon as it ends).
Based on the above-said (or not-said), Iakob Gogebashvili and his Mother Tongue (and other books too) convey the essence of education in Georgia. "Ganatleba" - the Georgian word for education does not just point to the process of obtaining knowledge. It is rather a way to achieve spiritual enlightenment. The name (it is symbolically important that la figures in this name too) means a follower. Based on the Bible, Jacob was the second-born of twin sons. Later, Jacob came to indicate a disciple of the teachings of God.
is the Georgians' chosen path to God and to Georgia. This masterpiece, so elegantly simple, figures perhaps most prominently in the history of Georgian consciousness.


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SWIM - Women in Mathematics - Summer Workshop for High School Students
Wienhard, Anna Daubechies, Ingrid
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SWIM -- Women in Mathematics -- Summer Workshop for High School Students is a 10-day workshop seeking to retain talented female students, and to encourage them to pursue a career in science and mathematics, at the crucial transition point from high school to college. The SWIM program brings together talented students in an intense workshop in which they learn, earlier than is typically the case, advanced mathematical topics, and work on their own research project. It aims to showcase mathematics as a "living discipline", to stimulate the intellectual curiosity of the participants, and to convey enthusiasm for the subject. By bringing together as a group female high school students with a strong talent for mathematics, to study and work together, and introducing them to female role models at further stages in a mathematical career, the SWIM program encourages these students to consider such a mathematical career for themselves.
Participants in the program are predominantly "rising seniors". They are recruited countrywide, and selected on the basis of their mathematical talent. The morning sessions of the workshop consist of two courses, which are more advanced and of a different nature than typical high school courses. In the afternoon, groups of two to three participants work together on small research projects based on the material of the courses. At the end of each afternoon all the participants meet for a "Women in Mathematics" seminar, introducing the participants to a variety of women who chose to pursue a career in mathematics, and discussing a wide range of issues with them. Throughout the workshop the participants interact with undergraduate students, graduate students and faculty of the Mathematics Department; they are housed in one of the colleges on campus and thus get a glimpse of life as an undergraduate student.
" at Princeton, June 16 - 25, 2010 brought together 25 female high school juniors for an intense 10-day workshop in which they learned advanced mathematical topics, and worked on their own research project. The workshop showcased mathematics as a ``living discipline'', stimulated the intellectual curiosity of the participants, and communicated enthusiasm for mathematics to them. The main goal of workshop was to retain talented female students at the transition point from high school to college, and to encourage them to pursue a career in science and mathematics as they enter college. The participants were recruited nationwide and selected on the basis of their mathematical talent, as illustrated by their answers to mathematical problems posted on the programs website. Through the active participation and involvement of female undergraduate and graduate students as well as female faculty in mathematics, the participants had ample opportunities to interact with role models at very different stages in their career in mathematics. A second goal of the workshop was two provide encouragement and reinforcement for the female undergraduate and graduate students who were involved as instructors, teaching assistants and counselors. Both goals were achieved, participants and counselors were equally enthusiastic on the experiences and opportunities they had through this workshop. Further information is available from the workshops website www.math.princeton.edu/swim/SWIM 2010/.
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I recently met and spent time talking to a new business owner in the Milwaukee area, John Gill, who sells a product that many winemakers will undoubtedly find interesting: used oak wine barrels.
As the scientific reality of global warming sinks in, an ever-growing number of companies are doing their part to become more environmentally responsible. Being green is the driving philosophy behind John Gill's four-year-old business venture of buying previously used oak wine and 'spirit" barrels and reselling them for continued use in activities as varied as gardening, decorating, furniture making, brewing, and winemaking.
John's desire to create businesses with a small environmental footprint goes back further than his current used-barrel business. Born and raised in Northern California, John was immersed in an area of the country that was at the forefront of the green movement. In 2001, armed with his degree in Resort & Lodging Management from California State University at Chico and inspired by already-existing green businesses in the San Francisco Bay area, John started a small private tour business, 'Escape San Francisco Tours," which offered active vacations in the Sonoma area of Northern California.
Although Escape Travel thrived for a while, the 2008 recession contributed to a sharp reduction in corporate-sponsored tours and, at the same time, the tour business industry became much more competitive. With a 15-person van, cargo trailer, and storage area that were often unused due to the business slowdown, John decided to explore additional environmentally responsible ventures.
Since 2009, the Barrel Broker has sold over 10,00o used wine barrels to wine, beer and spirit makers as well as for planters and other landscape uses.
Based on his conversations with many winemakers and cellar masters, in March 2009, John bought some used barrels from Robert Mondavi Winery in Napa Valley and soon sold them as garden planters. Within a few months, as small wineries began contacting John requesting barrel racks and good-quality used barrels for winemaking, his new business, The Barrel Broker, was born. The used barrels he now sells come from coopers throughout the world, including Seguin Moreau, Francois Feres, Demptos, Boutes, Taransaud, and World Cooperage.
Right from the start, John's barrel business was a committed green recycling company, working to reuse oak barrels, barrel racks, silicon/wood bungs and other used wine barrel accessories to help ensure the future sustainability of oak forests. Most quality used barrels have a wine making/aging life of about 8-9 years.
The Barrel Broker also began selling barrel staves, barrel heads, wine-soaked oak for grilling/smoking, and even the metal bands of the barrel; when not used whole, every single part of the barrel was recycled and reused in some fashion. At first, John sold barrels mostly to wineries and breweries, but he then realized that whiskey and bourbon makers were also seeking to oak their liquor. That's when he began buying and trading for used whiskey or 'spirit" barrels. Many of these spirit barrels were 59 gallons, but there were also plenty of 5-gallon, 15-gallon, and 30-gallon barrels that had previously held, gin, whiskey, or bourbon.
Wine barrels and spirit barrels are often made from the same types of oak and with the same barrel design; where they may differ is in whether their insides are either slowly toasted or more quickly charred. The insides of oak wine barrels are typically slowly fire heated to various light, medium, or heavy toast levels, infusing the wine that is later aged within it with such aromas and flavors as vanilla, coffee, and roasted nut. In contrast, the insides of oak spirit barrels are generally more quickly and intensely fire heated so that the wood is actually charred to one of four or five levels of intensity, imparting the liquor inside with such tastes and aromas as burnt toast, vanilla, and caramel, as well as tinting it with different shades of brown coloring.
During the years that John was developing his touring business, he met and married Kathleen, an investment broker who had grown up in the Milwaukee area but was now living and working in the Bay Area. With the arrival of both a son and a daughter, John and Kathleen began developing their domestic skills. Given Kathleen's relatively inflexible work hours as a corporate executive, John learned how to adeptly juggle his dual roles of entrepreneur and stay-at-home Dad. Last year when Kathleen had a career opportunity with Franklin Templeton Investments to move back to the Milwaukee area, the family decided to pull up roots and build a new life in the Midwest.
In June of 2012, John arrived in Milwaukee with 230 barrels and eight wine racks, setting up his business in Brown Deer. Twelve months later, John has moved The Barrel Broker to a considerably larger and nicer 5,000 square foot facility in Mequon. During the first part of 2013, The Barrel Broker's Milwaukee-area sales accounted for about 20 percent of its business, with the remaining 80 percent being largely Internet-based sales to wineries, breweries, and distilleries outside the Greater Milwaukee Metropolitan Area. Later this year, Lakefront Brewery will release its annual Pumpkin Lager that has been aged in 120 barrels supplied by The Barrel Broker. In the future, John would like to increase the volume of his Milwaukee-area sales, partly by selling to amateur winemakers and brewers.
Prior to buying and selling used oak wine barrels, John was a wine drinker but not a wine maker. However, his mother and stepfather live in a Sierra Hills gated community of 88 Mediterranean-style homes in Loomis, California, called Clos du Lac, which is a French idiom meaning 'walled vineyard by the lake." In Clos du Lac, each homeowner's half-acre lot is planted with Petite Sirah, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot, or Mouvedre grapevines owned and maintained by the neighborhood homeowners' association. Each fall, these grapes are harvested and made into wine by the homeowners or local wineries, including John's parents, often with the help and guidance of experienced winemakers. The grapes are also sold for $1,200-$1,500 per ton to home winemakers, depending on the age and location of the vines.
Starting in 2007, John began making wine at his parents' house from grapes grown in the Clos du Lac Vineyard. I have tasted a bottle of John's 2011 Petite Sirah and it has an excellent fruit-forward aroma, with a wonderful initial blackberry taste that is followed by a strong aftertaste of leathery tannins; this full-bodied red will undoubtedly age very well in the bottle for years. Now that John and his family have relocated 3,000 miles away from his Clos du Lac grape source, he is seeking fellow Milwaukee-area winemakers who might be interested in teaming up to purchase and ferment good-quality grapes to age in one or two of his 59-gallon oak barrels.
The Barrel Broker sells American, French, and Hungarian oak wine barrels that previously held either red or white wines. Typically, these barrels have been used for wine aging between three to six times over a five to seven year period. Because these barrels come from wineries, they are almost always in the 59-gallon or 60-gallon sizes, but some are 70 gallons. The most common barrel size is the Bordeaux style holding 225 litres (59 gallons), with the Burgundy style barrel holding 228 litres (60 gallons) being next. All of John's used oak barrels that are five gallons in size have previously held bourbon, gin, or whiskey; he also has a smaller supply of 15-gallon and 30-gallon spirit barrels.
After later doing some Internet searching, I discovered that this wedding of used spirit barrels with newly fermented wine is not without precedent. About eight years ago, a group of Australian winemakers decided to try aging some of their most promising Shiraz wine in oak barrels that had previously held Kentucky whiskey, eventually resulting in 1,500 cases of 'Southern Belle Shiraz" that sold for $25 a bottle. So it appears that aging young wine in used spirit barrels can yield good results wine-wise.
To learn more about the Barrel Broker visit their website.
Dr. Stephen Franzoi is the editor of the The Vintner's Press, a publication of the Milwaukee-based Wisconsin Vintners Association. For more information, please see Vintner's Press Articles on the Milwaukee Vintners Association website.
looking for several used wine barrels in decent condition…do you ship? We live in the Nashville, TN area.


Safe > I love this neighborhood!
I just wanted to drop a line and say that this is the friendliest neigbhorhood I have ever lived in. After moving here a few years ago the residents were very welcoming to my family. I can't imagine raising my kids anywhere else. We are very blessed to live here. We can walk to Weller Park, Good Shepherd Church, Kroger and McDonalds! I often times return movies to the redbox on my bike as I can run up there and back in 10 minutes. We also like being able to go to dinner or shopping with a 5 minute drive to a hundred places. It is really fun to have friends here and have made many adult friendships as well as the kids making friends too. There are several events each year to get the neighbors together including a costume parade and party, Red Flag Fridays in people's yards, city cleanup days and others. Thank you to our HOA for organizing these and to the friends we have made here.
Im glad someone likes this neighborhood, i think it is a piss poor neighborhood. They have 1 rule for certain neighbors and another for the others. If your smart you will not buy here.


Dr. Vijay Srinivas Agneeswaran has a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science & Engineering from SVCE, Madras University (1998), an MS (By Research) from IIT Madras in 2001 and a PhD from IIT Madras (2008). He was a post-doctoral research fellow in the LSIR Labs, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Lausanne (EPFL) for a year. He has done an internship in Siemens Corporate Research in Bangalore and was with another product development company - Oracle for three years, He subsequently spent a year as principal architect position with GTO, the research arm of Cognizant in Chennai, where he led the Extreme Processing group within the High Performance Computing Centre of Excellence and created Intellectual property in the Big-Data space. He has now taken up the position as Director Technology/Principal Scientist as head of the Big-Data R&D at Impetus. He is a professional member of the ACM and the IEEE for the last 7+ years. He has filed patents with US and European patent office's (with one accepted US patent) and published in leading journals and conferences, including IEEE transactions. His research interests include distributed systems - cloud, grid, peer-to-peer computing as well as machine learning for Big-Data and other emerging technologies.


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Урко Рафаель Пардо (, * 28 січня 1983, Брюссель) — бельгійсько-іспанський футболіст, воротар кіпрського клубу АПОЕЛ.

Насамперед відомий виступами за клуб «Олімпіакос» та АПОЕЛ.

Ігрова кар'єра
Вихованець юнацьких команд футбольних клубів «Андерлехт» та «Барселона».

У дорослому футболі дебютував 2002 року виступами за команду клубу «Барселона Б», в якій провів три сезони, взявши участь у 12 матчах чемпіонату. На правах оренди виступав за клуб «Картахена» та «Сабадель».

Згодом з 2008 по 2009 рік грав у складі команд клубів «Іракліс» та «Рапід» (Бухарест).

Своєю грою за останню команду привернув увагу представників тренерського штабу клубу «Олімпіакос», до складу якого приєднався 2009 року на правах оренди. Відіграв за клуб з Пірея наступні два сезони своєї ігрової кар'єри.

До складу клубу АПОЕЛ приєднався 2011 року. Наразі встиг відіграти за нікосійську команду 4 матчі в національному чемпіонаті. Зіграв також в матчах Ліги чемпіонів 2011—2012, замінивши основного голкіпера Діонісіса Хіотіса, який зазнав травми.

Досягнення
 Чемпіон Греції (1):
 «Олімпіакос»: 2010-11
 Чемпіон Кіпру (5):
 АПОЕЛ: 2012-13, 2013-14, 2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17
 Володар Кубка Кіпру (2):
 АПОЕЛ: 2013-14, 2014-15
 Володар Суперкубка Кіпру (1):
 АПОЕЛ: 2013

Примітки

Джерела
Статистика виступів в Іспанії на сайті BDFutbol.com

Бельгійські футболісти
Футбольні воротарі
Футболісти «Барселони»
Футболісти «Картахени»
Футболісти «Сабаделя»
Футболісти «Іракліса»
Футболісти «Рапіда» (Бухарест)
Футболісти «Олімпіакоса» (Пірей)
Футболісти АПОЕЛа
Уродженці Брюсселя
Бельгійські емігранти до Кіпру


Beyonce, Jay-z and Solange appear in the photograph above just moments after an altercation of some sort occurred in an elevator at last week's MET Gala.
Video footage of what appears to be Solange attacking Jay Z in an elevator after the event has just surfaced and has quickly gone viral.
In the video obtained by TMZ, Jay, Solange, and Beyoncé are all packed in the elevator along with what looks to be a security guard at the Standard Hotel in NYC, and are all still dressed in their formal wear. Solange can be seen kicking and hitting Jay repeatedly, while he backs up towards one side of the elevator.
After leaving the Met Gala after party, Jay-Z reportedly left solo in one limo, while Beyoncé and Solange left together in other.
In the full video above, Solange steps to Jay Z and begins punching and kicking him violently before she is restrained by Beyonce's trusty bodyguard, Julius. There is no audio on the video, but Jay Z can be seen trying to plead his case. Meanwhile Solange can be seen mouthing off at Jay-Z as Queen B stands in the middle of the fracas.
What do you think of this explosive 'family feud'?


In the third quarter, GDP dropped a seasonally and working-day adjusted 0.2% over the previous quarter (Q2: -0.7% quarter-on-quarter), according to the second estimate released by the National Statistics Office (ISTAT) on 15 November. The contraction was smaller than 0.5% drop expected by the markets but still represents a fifth consecutive decline in economic output. In annual terms, the economy fell 2.4% over the same quarter last year, which mirrors the revised 2.4% drop (previously reported: -2.5% qoq) seen in the second quarter and marks the lowest reading since the last quarter of 2009. According to the government, the economy is expected to contract 1.2% this full year and to grow a paltry 0.3% in 2013. The Bank of Italy, however, has a more pessimistic outlook and expects a 2.0% GDP contraction this year and a 0.2% drop in 2013.
Source: National Statistical Institute (Istat) and FocusEconomics Consensus Forecast.


Department of Veterinary Anesthesiology, Radiology, and Surgery, Western College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Saskatchewan, 52 Campus Drive, Saskatoon SK S7N 5B4, Canada.
In Reply:-We appreciate the opportunity to respond to the letters by Steinbrook et al. and Shankar et al.
In our animal model, we demonstrated a large and variable PaCO sub 2 -ETCO2gradient using direct measurement methods, whereas Steinbrook et al. did not attempt to directly evaluate the adequacy of ventilation during their procedures. It has been shown that the use of ETCO2to monitor ventilation in this group of patients might be inaccurate leading potentially to the development of respiratory acidosis. [10–11 ] Based on their study design and number of patients, we believe that no conclusions can be made from it to recommend against the necessity of using arterial blood gas sampling to monitor the adequacy of ventilation during laparoscopic procedures in third-trimester pregnant patients.
In response to the interesting letter by Shankar et al., we agree that it would be an ideal situation to assume a constant 10 mmHg difference in PaCO2to ETCO2gradient values between insufflated and noninsufflated gravid patients. Unfortunately, we obtained PaCO2to ETCO2gradients in the range of 10–16 mmHg with ETCO2values in the range of 23–30 mmHg. This large range of values would prevent us from assuming a constant 10 mmHg gradient difference, which may lead to hypo- or hyperventilating the patient. This fact supports our recommendation of using arterial blood gas sampling to accurately monitor adequate ventilation in this group of patients.
The work by Shankar et al. [12–13 ] merits recognition as they provide an interesting piece of information regarding cardiovascular physiology of late pregnancy and in the early postpartum period in anesthetized patients. However, there are physiologic differences when CO sub 2 pneumoperitoneum is induced, and therefore Shankar et al.'s results are difficult to apply to our study.
With reference to the second point, in our study, ventilation was controlled as necessary to maintain maternal normocarbia by increasing tidal volume. Changes in respiratory rate were not significantly different between study groups, and we did not observe zero or negative PaCO2to ETCO2differences, which could indicate a large mismatch of ventilation-perfusion. In addition, we do not know the extent of CO2absorbed from the peritoneal cavity and its contribution to ETCO2measurement. Despite that, the PaCO2to ETCO2difference remained significantly larger in the insufflated group. It is our impression that the magnitude of arterial CO2changes are great enough to raise a concern regarding the use of noninvasive methods to monitor ventilation.
We cannot answer precisely what happens in the alveoli during ventilation of patients undergoing intraabdominal CO2insufflation, but the results of our study strongly suggest a large and unpredictable difference between PaCO2and end-tidal CO2values; thereto our recommendation of monitoring PaCO2by direct methods.
Addressing the third point, despite the disadvantages of using animal models with regards to their applicability to humans, they help us to understand and to obtain vistas and ideas of the mechanisms of biological operation. Naturally, results from animal models must always be interpreted with caution in lieu of physiologic differences between species. Nonetheless, the sheep model has been used in obstetric research for decades and has been accepted by the scientific community. However, a well-conducted clinical investigation in humans is still necessary to support our results.
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The UCL Racing Shell Eco-marathon team.
The Shell Eco-marathon brings together University teams from all over Europe to play a role in shifting the focus towards energy solutions our environment can sustain. The 'Prototype' category is built around uncompromising fuel efficiency, with all non-essential equipment removed, in order to eliminate every gram of excess weight.
The 2018 UCLR SEM team aim to raise the efficiency benchmark to reach 750 km/m3 by streamlining the powertrain configuration and optimizing fuel cell efficiency. Moreover, it was proposed for the first time to organize the electrical network of the vehicle under a centralized assembly. On the mechanical side, the main goals were to assess the trade-off between a sprag clutch and the freewheel mechanism, reduce the weight of the interior components by another 3 kg and improve ventilation conditions in the driver compartment.
The 2018 design features a re-designed powertrain system tailored to this year's competition track. The new configuration is formed of a fuel cell – supercapacitor – motor arrangement, eliminating inefficiencies and additional weight of unnecessary converters and smoothing out power demand curve to maximize fuel efficiency. Moreover, the introduction of an industry standard wiring loom has now organized the electrical network of the vehicle under a robust assembly, improving the data logging capabilities of the vehicle. In addition, improvements in driver ventilation were achieved by re-designing the windows without compromising aerodynamic drag, and concluded that a freewheel mechanism would minimize frictional losses compared to the proposed sprag clutch.
Read about the 2017 Shell-Eco marathon.


The Texas Stars beat the Toronto Marlies 5-2 in Game 6 of the Calder Cup Finals Tuesday to force a decisive Game 7 Thursday night in Canada.
Mike McKenna, right, stopped 43 of the 45 shots he saw in Tuesday's Game 6 win against the Toronto Marlies, his third-highest save total of the playoffs.
Game 7 – Thu., June 14 – Texas at Toronto, 6 p.m.
Tuesday night proved just how resilient the Stars really are.
Facing a win-or-go-home Game 6 of the Calder Cup Finals on the road against the best team in the league, Texas put in its best performance of the season, trouncing the Toronto Marlies 5-2 and forcing a decisive Game 7.
Game 7 will be Thursday at 6 p.m. in Toronto.
The Stars' top line shined on Tuesday as Curtis McKenzie and Travis Morin each scored a goal and Justin Dowling finished with a pair of assists. Sheldon Dries scored his 10th goal of the playoffs while Fyten and Colin Markison also found the back of the net.
Mike McKenna returned to his previous playoff form after being pulled two periods into the Game 5 loss on Saturday night, stopping 43 of the 45 shots he saw, his third-highest save total of the playoffs.
Toronto outshot Texas 45-24 in the game, including a 16-4 advantage after a scoreless first period. Marlies starting goalie Garret Sparks was pulled after allowing four goals.
The Stars didn't have a power play chance, while Toronto went 0-for-4 with a man advantage.
The Calder Cup Finals have gone to seven games three times in AHL history, the last time being in 2003 and saw another Texas-based team, the Houston Aeros, take down a team from Ontario, the Hamilton Bulldogs.
The two teams have traded games throughout the series, most recently when the Stars won evened the series with a 3-2 win in Game 4 last Thursday. The Marlies then dominated Game 5, winning 6-2 in front of a sellout crowd in the last home game at HEB Center on Saturday.
Texas repaid the favor on Tuesday.
McKenzie scored his league-leading 11th goal of the playoffs six minutes into the second period and Morin and Fyten scored later in the period to give the Stars a 3-0 lead after 40 minutes of play.
Calle Rosen responded early in the third period for the Marlies but Dries scored a shorthanded goal less than two minutes later to restore Texas' three-goal lead.
Toronto's Justin Holl scored with an extra attacker with under five minutes to go before Markison sealed the game with an empty-net goal just over a minute later.