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Three Rivers Crossing
Walker Morrison has his mind on fishing and an awesome French transfer student---not on the guest speaker who is explaining local history. But in a fishing accident that very afternoon, history rushes into Walker's life like the swirling currents of the trout stream. He is hard-pressed to explain his presence to the stern Reverend Taylor who saves him. But Taylor and others in the nineteenth century settlement in which Walker now finds himself offer shelter and food for his labor. But how is he to stay safe long enough to return to his own time and place?

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Category Archives: Renewed Shows
BREAKING NEWS: FOX Renews Several Shows
From TV Line, looks like FOX is getting in the renewal mood a little early this year. Three comedies were just renewed and one drama:
I'm always happy for renewed shows because people are keeping their jobs. I'm even more excited when it means my favorites are coming!!!
The one that has me the most excited on this list is Brooklyn Nine-Nine. I have loved this show from the minute it aired. Funny, well written, perfectly cast…this show was tight right out of the gate…which is a challenge for new ensemble comedies. I was worried because the ratings weren't good and it was looking bad for cancellation. Then the Hollywood Foreign Press did me a solid and gave B99 the Golden Globe for Best Comedy. And they were right on. Since then, people have checked out the show and if you haven't, what is wrong with you? Do you not like sharp, witty TV shows? Well, I'll give you a second chance and HIGHLY encourage you to check it out over the summer so you can be ready for the fall.
Of course New Girl and The Following make me happy since those are on my must view list. I don't watch The Mindy Project and this renewal surprises me a lot because the ratings are bad and people who I have talked to who have seen the show say it's pretty bad. I watched the pilot and 2nd episode and it didn't do anything for me so it was bumped. But for those that do, congrats that your crappy show is still on the air! I say crappy with all due respect of course.
So great news right?? Are you happy about these shows? Surprised? Pissed Enlisted isn't on here? Worried for Almost Human? May is a long way away for bubble shows.
Posted by fortheloveoftv on March 7, 2014 in Breaking News, FOX, Renewed Shows
Tags: Brooklyn Nine Nine, Fox, New Girl, Renewals, The Following, The Mindy Project, TV
TV News and Thoughts
Recently Canceled
Murder Police
Recently Renewed
Full Season Pick Ups
Additional Scripts Ordered
I don't think anyone is surprised that Lucky 7 and We Are Men were already canceled. Awful shows with awful ratings usually do it every time. I am THRILLED to see that Sleepy Hollow was already picked up for Season 2. Shows like that have been hit or miss and this show has been a huge hit. Great writing, great cast = sure-fire renewal. Also very happy to see The Blacklist and SHIELD getting full season pick ups. Their shows and fan bases are strong and I don't see any reason these won't be renewed for a second season.
But Dads? Really? I just read that the mid-season comedy Us & Them starring Jason Ritter and Alexis Bledel, just got cut from its original 13 episode order to 6 and that's all that will be produced. The reason? because the "geniuses" at FOX were concerned over the tone of the show. It's not as "edgy" as the other comedies it has on the air and therefore they don't think it will do well. Let me get this straight. The network that brings you "edgy" comedies like Dads, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, and the Mindy Project, which are all failing and certain to be canceled by the end of the season if not before, doesn't want to take a chance on a softer comedy because it doesn't fit the tone of the network? The only "edgy" comedy working is New Girl. The other ones are failing brutally. So why wouldn't you want to try something with a different tone and see if it works? It certainly has the cast to draw an audience. It was the buzz of the upfronts and "off-season" so why not try it? I'm no network exec but that seems ludicrous to me. But now that they've cut the show from 13 to 6, ostensibly canceling it, no one will bother with it and therefore the ratings will be bad and FOX can say "see, a show like this won't work." A show like that won't work because you morons didn't support it and pulled before giving it a chance.
What are your thoughts? Happy with the renewals and full season orders? Upset with the early cancellations? Sound off below!
Posted by fortheloveoftv on October 12, 2013 in Canceled Shows, Renewed Shows, TV News
Tags: TV, TV News
Since we haven't had the official premieres of new shows, I sincerely hope nothing's been canceled yet. You never know. I mean Boss received a Season 2 pickup before it even premiered. That worked out well didn't it? But I think it's safe to say that nothing is canceled yet.
So for all those questions about "When is Golden Boy coming back" (it isn't), you'll still be able to check last May's final renewed and canceled shows. As soon as something gets the ax, that's when I'll update it. I know some shows are already renewed for next year (Glee – as she rolls her eyes) and on their last season (How I Met Your Mother) but I'm still going to wait.
Posted by fortheloveoftv on September 1, 2013 in Canceled Shows, Renewed Shows
Tags: Canceled Shows, Renewed Shows, Renewed/Canceled, TV
Renew/Cancel Tracker UPDATED
The renew/cancel tracker is now updated with all the renewals and cancellations through May 1 2013. Remember on my tracker, only if it's officially announced as canceled or renewed, will the show be on the list. We all know Smash isn't coming back but no official cancellation has come out so I will wait for that (plus I'm holding out some hope!)
Renewals I'm Happy/Thrilled About:
The one I'm most excited for is Parenthood. This is a show that's been on the bubble I think every season it's been on the air and this is the first season the ratings were strong enough that it was pretty secure for a renewal. What I was even MORE thrilled about is that is was renewed not just for 15 episodes (like it had been) but the FULL 22 episode season!!!! I couldn't be happier for the cast and crew because that is seriously one of the best written and acted shows on TV. I feel the same way about The Good Wife and I'm so excited it's coming back. I'm hearing rumors it may be moved to Friday nights….FANTASTIC because Sundays were killing me!!!! And not because I can't stay up to watch it but because all the sports on CBS (NFL football), March Madness, The Masters, etc would always delay the start and screw up my DVR. Plus, poor The Mentalist, I haven't watched it all season because it's time slot was basically The Good Wife for most of the season. Don't get me wrong, I'm the biggest sports fan you'll meet. But that scheduling didn't do either show any justice. Plus Blue Bloods and The Good Wife on Fridays makes me VERY happy!!!
Renewals I'm Scratching My Head About:
So not only was the abomination that is Glee renewed for next season, it was renewed for TWO seasons! I really don't get it. That show is atrocious!!!!! And the ratings are getting worse every season. The only thing I can think of is that it was a deal Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuck made with FOX to get it renewed and that Season 6 will be its last season. One can hope!
Cancellations I'm Most Upset About:
Smash (assuming it's officially canceled)
Upfronts will be here before you know it. Every thing will be official at that point. Really the big network we're waiting on is ABC because FOX, The CW, NBC, and CBS have renewed and canceled most of their shows with the exception of a handful still out there. So ABC will be the big one.
Posted by fortheloveoftv on May 1, 2013 in Canceled Shows, Renewed Shows, Upfronts
Tags: Canceled Shows, Renew/Cancel Tracker, Renewed Shows, TV
FOX Renews Bones for a 9th Season
I'm not sure if this news is good or bad to Bones fans but Fox has renewed Bones for a 9th season. More stories for Emily Deschanel, David Boreanaz and crew for another season to come!!!
I'm a Bones fan but even I'll admit it's starting to get a bit….tired. The one storyline that gets my heart pumping, which they've done a terrific job with, is the Pelant storyline. I'm hoping they revisit it soon because it's been since the premiere that they've touched on it. While Bones was awesome in its heyday, it's really been marginal since. And it has nothing to do with Bones and Booth now being a couple, it's just I feel like I've gotten to know all I need to know from these characters…with the exception of Cam (who I love.) I feel as though I'm just watching them go through their lives solving crimes and nothing more. There's nothing wrong with that, but with all there is to watch on TV, it doesn't really get me going either…other than the Pelant story.
So what do you all think? Are you excited for the renewal or are you ready to let Bones rest in peace?
Posted by fortheloveoftv on January 8, 2013 in FOX, Renewed Shows


While driving to work last week, I passed the electronic sign at Seven Oaks Auto on Telegraph Road. In addition to time and temperature, it read: "Welcome to Odenton, we love this town." It got me to thinking about why those of us who have worked and/or lived here for most of our professional lives are so passionate about the pace of improvements or lack thereof for Odenton Town Center.
Make no mistake; there has been progress, especially lately with new developments, services and promise of a new presentation for our town. But when viewed in terms of the time it has taken to get to this point and the time it will take to deliver on most, if not all of the promise, it still is frustrating.
The sign I saw is at the northern "gateway" to Odenton Town Center, where there also resides a median sign for Odenton Town Center. The former is bright, lit and animated. The latter is unlit and unkempt. The former is privately owned and maintained. The latter, installed by Anne Arundel County, is not. In fact most of the installations by our County over the last decade, while associated with new development the County likes to trumpet, sadly have not been maintained. The special lighting on Piney Orchard Parkway, public sidewalk railings all damaged years ago, OTC "gateway" and signage at Sappington Circle all remain unrepaired despite being reported often. Landscape maintenance for plantings required of private developers on public roads is also nonexistent.
These conditions contribute to the awful perception that despite all the new development and accoutrements, the town we love suffers with the outside world. Businesses, government agencies, prospective residents all have the same reaction….. "Where is everything and why does it look so old and run down?" Our local business organization, the West Anne Arundel County Chamber of Commerce has been working to address this issue. It's brought it to the County's attention several times and even offered to develop a way for the private sector to help fund and maintain some improvements. To this point, there is still no reaction from the County, except the oft used excuse, "we don't have the funding." I find it questionable in light of several County road paving projects (some over dead-end roads) that have been accomplished in the past year.
It's no wonder there have been calls by certain individuals and groups in Odenton, for Odenton to incorporate and represent itself. Though this is highly unlikely, so is the attention of local politicians whose job it is supposed to be to energetically represent and promote our town. It's not as if we are not a "Priority Funding Area" and BRAC zone as targeted by the State with our own Town Center Master Plan with emphasis on improvements needed by Anne Arundel County.
Before everyone laments having to go to The Village at Waugh Chapel, Village South, Glen Burnie, Laurel and just about everywhere else to find upscale housing, nice presentations and greatly needed services, lets take pride to maintain those revitalized Town Center elements and step up the pace to finish what we started!


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I flip flop on outsourcing for my business all the time.
On the one hand, I have this dream where I have 5 people working for me. Bob takes care of the customers, Sally takes care of video production, Tom takes care of business development, Sarah is my research assistant, and I record videos.
Imagine this machine happily chugging along, and all aspects of the business are being taken care of.
The flip side of that dream is that I have a small team working for me, and I always have to give them things to do. I can never tell if they are doing a good job, but since I am just one person assigning tasks, I cannot keep them all busy. The customers are not being served well, the videos are not looking good, course production is slowing down not speeding up. And all this is costing me money.
Which is the correct dream?
How can I create a wonderful team, with everyone at the level of talent required? And people know what needs to be done, and can be trusted to do it? And I can focus on what I like (instruction) and if a week or two goes by, I know that everything else is getting done?
Does anyone know? How can you hire a great team without it being a disaster?
That's an open ended question. I wish it was easier to hire someone. I wish it was easier to manage overseas workers.
Maybe what I need is a PM most of all. I've thought about that sometimes. Just a person who deals with the outsourcers and returns with finished products.


[SHREVPORT, LA, August 1, 2018] – According to a lawsuit filed in federal court, on August 31, 2017, Deputy Nunnery, an employee of the Caddo Parish Sheriff's Office stationed at Northwood High School, unnecessarily tased a severely autistic, non-verbal student.
The unnamed minor, who was a student in the school's special needs program, walked out of his classroom, plugged his ears, and compulsively drank water, all common behaviors of a child with autism. Security camera footage captured the entire incident, beginning with Deputy Nunnery approaching the student and immediately placing his hand on his taser.
Rather than attempting to de-escalate the situation, the deputy and multiple other members of administration circled the student. After circling the student for approximately nine minutes, Deputy Nunnery then tased the student. The student fell to the floor, urinated on himself, and was left in lying in a pool of his own urine, motionless and terrified. His mother later arrived and escorted him from the school. The student was not charged with any crimes following the incident. He had been attending Northwood High for just fourteen days, and was still adjusting to his new surroundings. Following this incident, the student has shown significant emotional regression, and is afraid to leave his home or family's side.
The Caddo Parish Sheriff's Department, as the employer of Deputy Nunnery, has been sued in federal court for violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Rehabilitation Act. Attorney Garret S. DeReus of Bizer & DeReus requested a copy of all training materials and policies pertaining to Sheriff's deputies and individuals with autism. The Sheriff's Office could not produce any training documents pertaining to the interactions between Sheriff deputies and persons with autism. Shortly after the incident occurred, a training session was provided by the Caddo Parish School Board to security personnel, including members of the Caddo Parish Sherriff's Office, demonstrating how to interact with individuals with autism.
The attorneys of Bizer & DeReus Law, located in New Orleans, Louisiana, have over a decade of experience in civil rights litigation fighting on behalf of persons with disabilities who have been unfairly treated or discriminated against due to their disability. Anyone with questions can contact Bizer & DeReus at 504-619-9999.


This is one of my favorite pictures, and it always reminds me of one of my favorite quotes. I sent the quote to Justine last week because she's living something really hard, and yet she is still grateful, still risks her heart by keeping it open to love. It's the human experience to continually be cycling through joy and pain and back again, to live the good news and the bad. There are reminders of it everywhere, of both what is hard and "the tender gravity of kindness." In my Facebook feed, in my student's writing, on NPR as it plays on the radio in my kitchen in the still dark of early morning, in emails from friends asking for support and in the way I try to answer with something that will help even though I really have no idea what to say, in the way we all keep trying, keep going in the face of all the hard things, how we still manage to notice the gorgeous sunset and enjoy the warm slice of pie or Adele's golden voice — life is tender and terrible, beautiful and brutal. Keep your heart open. Don't give up.
This entry was posted in Allowing Myself, Day of Rest and tagged Allowing Myself, Day of Rest on November 29, 2015 by jillsalahub.
My friend and one of my favorite bloggers Justine is hosting a read-a-long for Elizabeth Gilbert's new book, Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear. Justine provides prompts for each section of the book on her blog, and invites readers to respond in the comments or send her an email. I decided to blog my responses.
Do you love your work? Do you believe your work loves you in return? (What a radical notion.) Sidebar: I can get so confused when contemplating my "work." It can feel like two separate things — what I do for someone else in exchange for money (as in my CSU job), and what I create and then offer to the world mostly just because I want to (teaching yoga, offering workshops, blogging, etc.). Most of the time, the second one feels more meaningful but doesn't translate into much money, if any. So when I think about the work I love, absolutely I love it and I believe it loves me in return. I've said it here before, said it even though I know it might sound weird especially coming from a Buddhist, but I believe that work is "God's work." It feels like what I've been called to do, it feels like it matters deeply, it feels effortless, it feels like it has the potential to ease suffering and as such is so important.
How has emotional pain or trying times affected your work? Do you believe that you can create when things are good? I used to think my depression and anxiety were what made me creative, but that was confusion. If anything, the most fundamental quality of depression is an inability to do anything and the most basic feature of anxiety is being so distracted by it I can't focus on anything. Nothing much gets created in those states. However, difficult times have absolutely affected my work by breaking me down to the bare essentials, opening me up to the fundamental truth of life. Struggle and suffering, if I allow it to, can make me more compassionate, and it's from this state that a natural wisdom arises, in which a gentle curiosity resides. Being in this receptive state, the best stuff can manifest. Ultimately, I can create when things are good or bad because I have the foundation of my practices to support the process.
Choose your delusion: trusting an infinite force you can not see or trusting your suffering and pain? Infinite force I can't see, for sure. My own stink and mess aren't irrelevant, but when I trust them as fundamental truth there's gonna be trouble.
When it comes to passion vs. curiosity, where do you land? How does each one serve you? Where has a creative curiosity led you before? Passion has never been useful to me. It's too unwieldy, too crazed, too messy. It wants to go too fast, act without thought. It rushes off without even knowing where it's going. Passion is more likely to cause an accident than anything. It breaks trust, fosters disharmony. I'm saying all this as an intensely passionate person, but having been burned by it, having been hurt by its impulsive nature, I know that I need to be careful with it. Curiosity is much wiser. It's like the minimalist form of passion, simpler and quieter and calmer. It doesn't have to move so fast, and it can change it's mind whenever it wants. Creative curiosity leads to an approach that is infused with ease, freedom, joy, crazy wisdom, and a particular kind of wildness. Curiosity means I'm not bound to one way of being or doing. I can evolve beyond my passion.
Ask your soul, "what is it you want, dear one?" and follow what it says. *sigh* It wants more rest, more space, more ease, and more joy. I feel glimmers of just that sometimes, but am still working out exactly how to allow more of it. Hang in there, Sugar.
This entry was posted in Allowing Myself, Big Magic Read-a-Long and tagged Allowing Myself, Big Magic Read-a-Long on November 12, 2015 by jillsalahub.
As you read about the idea of permission what came up for you? Are you seeking permission in any areas of your life / creativity? Permission is a huge issue for me in terms of my creative life, my life. For many many years, I knew what I wanted, who I was, but I thought I had to wait for permission. I thought there would be an invitation, or that I had to earn a certification. I misunderstood completely how the whole thing worked, so I waited, got stuck there, almost gave up. The permission I'm looking for now is to live without apology, to want without guilt, to know that I don't have to earn the right to be here.
Gilbert explains the attitude of "insouciance" that allowed her parents to do whatever they liked when it came to their creative living, and how that influenced her own path. What are some of the attitudes and assumptions of your family-of-origin? And, as Gilbert suggests, go back through your family history, where are the makers? Where do you come from? And then, it doesn't matter. We're all creators. Make your art. I think there was a lot of fear and compliance in my family history, being rewarded for doing as required or expected, punished for not, and trying to control the chaos in a way that stunted freedom and joy. There was a lot of hurt and struggle. The conditions of living were just so different. Gilbert's own experience with strong willed, stubborn, smart and gifted parents felt familiar to me. I come from a long line of teachers, fixers, farmers. All the women are crafty and all the men can repair stuff. They built things with their bare hands. They were funny and smart. The conditions of their lives didn't always allow for full expression of their creativity, but it was right there, just below the surface all the time. In my family of origin, there's a writer and a photographer and an artist, all who didn't get to fully experience or express that, which only fuels my desire to keep trying.
Gilbert writes of her dad: "He didn't quit his day job to follow his dream; he just folded his dream into his everyday life." How can you fold your dreams into your everyday life? Gah. I'm totally doing it. I complain and want out of it (all of which I wanted to take back after reading this chapter), but this is how it's working. I wake up early so I can practice before going to work at CSU, and then my days are a mix of work I do in the service of others and my own creativity — but they don't really stay neatly separated, are blurring together and tripping over each other all the time. Like conjoined twins, they are two separate beings and yet they aren't independent at all. They feed each other at the same time they steal from each other.
How are you living your "most vividly decorated temporary life"? By not compartmentalizing things. Practice isn't just practice. My CSU work isn't just work. My creativity isn't just of and for itself. When I teach I learn. When I write, I simultaneously dig in and let go. When I'm by myself, I'm not alone. Being tired is its own form of energy, and work can be its own kind of rest. The lines between things, the boundaries fall away, and there's nothing but wide open space.
Pretend you're in your own hostage negotiation with those negative, internal voices. Speak directly, but lovingly and make your "statement of intent". I'm not giving up. It's that simple.
This entry was posted in Allowing Myself, Big Magic Read-a-Long, Justine Taormino and tagged Allowing Myself, Big Magic Read-a-Long, Justine Taormino on October 24, 2015 by jillsalahub.


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Burgos wind farm, Burgos, Ilocos Norte, Philippines. Credit: 500px / Alamy Stock Photo.
Clean energy investment 'must be 50% higher' to limit warming to 1.5C
Jocelyn Timperley
RenewablesClean energy investment 'must be 50% higher' to limit warming to 1.5C
An extra $460bn per year needs to be invested on the low-carbon economy globally over the next 12 years to limit global warming to 1.5C, a new paper says.
This is 50% higher than the additional investment needed to meet a 2C limit, the paper says. It is the first to assess the difference in investments and monetary flows between the two temperature goals of the Paris Agreement, the lead author tells Carbon Brief.
The paper also finds a far faster increase in low-carbon energy and energy efficiency investment would be needed to limit warming to 1.5C. Meanwhile, coal investment would not change substantially between a 1.5C and 2C scenario, the lead author says, since a dramatic downscaling of coal investments is already required to meet the 2C goal.
The Paris Agreement says countries should scale up finance to the low-carbon economy. Article 2.1(c) of the deal commits signatories to:
"Making finance flows consistent with a pathway towards low greenhouse gas emissions and climate-resilient development."
The new paper, published today in Nature Energy, aims to quantify the scale of financial flows that may be required to meet the overarching temperature goals of the Paris deal. It assesses how much would be needed for four scenarios.
In the first, countries meet the targets laid out in their current individual climate pledges ("nationally determined contributions", or NDCs). The second looks at meeting the Paris goal of limiting global warming to "well below 2C". The third scenario considers a world where the aspirational Paris target of limiting warming to 1.5C is met. These are compared to a business-as-usual scenario with no further tightening of current climate and energy policies.
The study combines the results from six different integrated assessment models (IAMs) to make its findings more robust. Each model represents the global energy system and the various mitigation options for the future in a slightly different way. All scenarios are in line with a "middle-of-the-road" future where social, economic, and technological trends broadly follow their historical patterns (SSP2).
The findings show an extra $132bn investment in low-carbon technology and energy efficiency is needed between 2016 and 2030 to meet the NDC targets, compared to a business-as-usual scenario.
The additional investments needed to meet climate pledges amounts to less then a tenth of the $1,700bn invested in the global energy system in 2016, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA).
It is also comparable in scale to $100bn per year in climate finance that rich countries have promised developing countries to help fund their climate efforts.
David McCollum, senior research scholar at the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) and lead author of the paper, says this means the $100bn pledge would go a long way towards developing countries meeting their NDC targets. He tells Carbon Brief:
"It's something that, in theory, could be done, if priorities were set in the right way…But as we know from this research and other research, the NDC targets don't get us anywhere near where we need to be for 2C, and certainly not 1.5C. It starts us on the right track, but it's already missing the mark in terms of emissions reductions by 2025-2030."
The chart below shows the results of the investment gap found by the study, as well as the much higher average annual investment needed up to 2050. This is due to the need for clean energy investments to accelerate beyond 2030, raising the annual average figure.
Annual global investment gaps in low-carbon energy and energy efficiency in tightened policy scenarios, averaged up to 2030 and 2050. The scenarios consider a world where the NDC country pledges are met, and where the 2C and 1.5C temperature limits of the Paris Agreement are met. Source: McCollum, D.L. et al. (2018) Supplementary Material. Chart by Carbon Brief using Highcharts
2C vs 1.5C
For the 2C target, the extra annual investment needed in low-carbon energy and energy efficiency between now and 2030 increases to $303bn. Low-carbon investments would overtake fossil fuel investments as early as 2025 and grow rapidly thereafter, shown in the figure below. Around two-thirds of such supply side energy investments today are fossil-related, with the remaining third in low carbon.
Projected global-average annual investment pathways to meet the 1.5C (green), 2C (blue) and NDC (red) targets as well as the business-as-usual scenario (CPol; black). Values are given in supply-side investments as a share of total supply-side investments. Therefore, these values do not include energy efficiency investments. Source: McCollum, D.L. et al. (2018)
For the 1.5C target, an additional $458bn would be needed, the study says. This would mean a "step-change" in terms of the amount invested per tonne of CO2 avoided, it adds.
The extra investment effort needed going from 2C to 1.5C was surprising, says McCollum:
"Going this extra bit from 2C to 1.5C, it's only a few hundred gigatonnes of carbon, but the investment efforts – particular in this near-term out to 2030 – what it means in terms of ramping up renewables and efficiency is much greater. So it's non-linear in other words: there's this tipping point if we want to move beyond 2C and go to 1.5C."
It is also important to note that limiting global temperatures to 1.5C is expected to have economic advantages. One paper published earlier this year found per capita GDP would be 5% higher by 2100 if temperatures are stabilised at 1.5C rather than 2C.
Coal decline
One thing that does not change substantially between the 1.5C and 2C scenarios, however, is the need to move away from unabated coal investments, says McCollum.
Here, the difference going from 2C to 1.5C is even fewer investments into oil and natural gas, the paper finds. In some models, the authors found some limited room for natural gas investments with carbon capture and storage (CCS). Meanwhile, the share of investments going to electricity transmission and distribution, already currently around a quarter of all energy investments, will continue to rise.
Prof Sam Fankhauser, director of the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment, says the key point from the new study is the need to use existing capital flows differently, rather than mobilising additional capital. He tells Carbon Brief:
"We need some extra investment, too, but the main thing is redirecting existing energy investment from fossil fuels to renewables. So no surprise, then, that accelerating clean investment will overtake declining fossil fuel investment within 10 years."
He adds that the same redirection of capital is needed in other areas, such as transport, industry and urban design.
McCollum, D.L. et al. (2018) Energy investment needs for fulfilling the Paris Agreement and achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, Nature Energy, doi:10.1038/s41560-018-0179-z
"Major upscaling" of investment needed to meet Paris 1.5C goal


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Q: Getting desired values from data frame R I have a problem with getting data from data frame. My data frame has two fields: time (currently it is 1:10) and values for each position. I'm using S3 model. I created function which takes condition (as a String) and then should return data according to that condition. After that I get no data.
What's more could anyone tell me how to write another function the way that I get particular data using following expression: "object = sts[1:5]" How to write such function?
sts <- function(timeRange = NULL, valuesForTimeRange = NULL)
{

  me <- data.frame(
    timeRangeFrame = timeRange,
    valuesForEachTime = valuesForTimeRange
  )

  ## Set the name for the class
  class(me) <- append(class(me),"sts")
  return(me)
}

selectMethodWithCondition <- function(objecto, condition)
{
  print("Calling the base selectMethodWithCondition function")
  UseMethod("selectMethodWithCondition",objecto)

}

selectMethodWithCondition.sts <- function(objecto, condition)
{
  print("In selectMethodWithCondition.STS")

  dataFrameToReturn = subset(objecto, eval(condition))

  return(dataFrameToReturn)

}

    stsObiekt = sts(timeRange = c(1:10),valuesForTimeRange = c(1:10))
stsObiekt
class(stsObiekt)

ss <- expression(valuesForEachTime == ",valuesForEachTime > 5 & valuesForEachTime < 10")

dataCondition = selectMethodWithCondition(objecto = stsObiekt,condition = ss)
dataCondition
## Here I get no data

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Oh, what I would give to be back on this porch looking at this amazing view.
Last weekend, my boyfriend and I flew to San Francisco and drove right to Napa for 2.5 days of biking, delicious wine, good food and sunshine.
The last time I went to Napa it was for a girl's trip in June of 2012, so this time around was quite a different experience. Both of them were awesome, and now I'd love to go back in the Fall when they are harvesting the wine. I could really go to Napa any time …twist my arm.
Before we went to Napa, I did my fair share of google searches to research activities in the Winter time. I found out there was a Truffle Festival, we were missing Napa Restaurant Week by a few days and lots of information on bike tours.
Bike tours really got my wheels turning, no pun intended. I loved the bike tour I did in Amsterdam and I would like to do a few more in different cities. The tour got started too early in the morning on the day we arrived so we missed it. I'm going to say that we were lucky we did. We found out that we could rent our own bikes (much cheaper) and the nice gentleman at the Napa Tourist Center showed us where we could hop on the Napa Valley Vine Trail (aka bike trail).
The first winery was a lot further than I thought from downtown Napa and I was definitely ready for a glass of cold white wine upon arrival. The Laird Family Estate was the spot. They had a sprawling patio where we could sit outside – a luxury we clearly don't have in Chicago at the moment – and enjoy their $20 tasting. We stayed there for way too long before we realized we should probably try the winery across the street before it gets too dark to bike back to downtown Napa.
The second winery we visited that day had a totally different vibe. We sat inside at the bar and got to hear full details about the winery and each wine we had. The other place was just too busy. We were inside a giant timber loft with really high ceilings. Trefethen Family Vineyards really delivered with their ambiance, service and quite possibly the best red we've ever tasted.
Our own 2 person bike tour was a ton of fun. Now we know for next time that we should start in Yountville, or somewhere closer to the wineries, so there's more time to spend at each winery and more to see along the way. We still made it home as the sun was setting, but we had to bike a good 7 miles home after 2 winery visits. I'm so glad there was a designated bike path to guide us.
I highly recommend looking into bike tours or renting a bike to see Napa. I loved being able to do an outdoor activity and not freeze to death in the middle of winter. We were also super lucky that it was 60 and sunny on that first day.
My next Napa post will be about the winery tours we did the next day- Sterling and Beringer. We also visited St.Helena and Yountville. There's just too many awesome things to say about Napa.


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Lung Conditions
10 Myths and Facts About COPD
By Tammy Worth Updated April 05, 2011
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The more you learn about COPD, the greater your chances of preventing it.
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Everyone has heard of heart disease and cancer, and it's well-known they're the top causes of death in the U.S. But what about chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or COPD?
All too often, people have never heard of this lung disease, or they think it is rare or not serious. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Still, the more you learn about COPD, the greater your chances of preventing it. In past generations, education and prevention efforts led to a drop in heart attacks—thank you, oatmeal for breakfast! In the same way, experts hope that as more people learn about COPD, fewer will actually get it.
COPD is rare
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The sad fact is COPD is the fourth leading cause of death in the U.S. after heart disease, cancer, and stroke. It turns out your lungs are a precious resource —just like your heart—and need to be protected throughout your life.
Just like heart disease, COPD can be silent for many years, until it's nearly too late. About 24 million Americans have COPD, but half of them don't know it yet. COPD includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis, and it is often a combination of the two. In emphysema, the air sacs in the lungs lose their stretchiness and don't work as well. In chronic bronchitis, irritation and inflammation lead to thick mucus and difficulty breathing.
COPD only strikes smokers
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The main cause of COPD is smoking, as well as exposure to secondhand smoke. But not everyone with COPD is a current or former smoker.
Long-term exposure to pollutants is a problem and
some occupations are riskier than others for lung health. There's also a genetic condition, alpha-1-antitrypsin deficiency, which increases COPD risk; it accounts for only about 5% of COPD cases.
Outside the U.S., COPD is an even bigger problem, especially in cultures where people cook food in closed huts over open fires, says Norman H. Edelman, MD, chief medical officer for the American Lung Association.
Shortness of breath is the main symptom
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People with COPD can also have coughing, wheezing, and a tight feeling in their chest, but shortness of breath is often the first sign. They may feel winded going up stairs or realize they need to catch their breath more than others.
People with COPD tend to be more susceptible to frequent colds and are likely to struggle with recurring bouts of the flu or pneumonia, which can increase shortness of breath and other symptoms.
Shortness of breath and coughing can also be a sign of asthma. Women with COPD are more likely than men to be misdiagnosed with asthma.
COPD is incurable
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COPD isn't curable, but it is treatable. You can't reverse the damage to lung tissue, but you can slow down the destruction and manage the disease.
The best thing a smoker can do is quit, and everyone should try to prevent infections. Get a flu shot and a pneumonia vaccine.
COPD is treated with bronchodilators, like albuterol, that relax airway muscles. During flare-ups, inhaled corticosteroids can reduce inflammation and decrease mucus production. Oxygen therapy can help, as can antibiotics to fight respiratory infections.
COPD happens only to older people
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People are often diagnosed with COPD in their 50s and 60s. However, these diagnoses are relatively late, when symptoms are so pronounced they can no longer be ignored, says Dr. Edelman.
In fact, COPD can begin in your 40s (and in rare cases your 20s and 30s). To find out if someone has COPD, a doctor can have a patient breathe into a tube hooked up to a spirometer, which measures how much air you exhale.
It's a simple test that the ALA would like to see more primary care doctors use to test anyone at risk for COPD, even if they don't have symptoms, says Dr. Edelman.
Early diagnosis helps
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It is crucial to catch COPD early to prevent more damage to the lungs.
Most people blame shortness of breath on aging or being out of shape. Barry Make, MD, a pulmonologist and codirector of the COPD program at National Jewish Health, in Denver, says people often realize they can't perform activities like they used to; walking on the golf course or carrying groceries upstairs is difficult.
But some people are sensitive enough to their bodies that they might notice shortness of breath early. Another sign is "smoker's cough," which Dr. Make says doesn't exist; it's chronic bronchitis.
Exercise is impossible if you have COPD
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Shortness of breath can make exercise more difficult. But exercise is an important part of treating COPD.
According to Dr. Edelman, exercise doesn't change the lungs. Instead, it improves the way the heart pumps blood and muscles take oxygen out of the blood, making the whole system more efficient.
"Your exercise capacity goes up when you do continual exercise," he says. "We believe it is important for everyone with COPD to do it—even those who are short of breath." He says that people should start slowly if need be, "even if it is lifting a can of soup for 10 minutes each day."
It's too late to quit smoking
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It is never too late to quit smoking and potentially ward off COPD, says Dr. Make.
Even if you've already been diagnosed with COPD, don't give up the quitting-smoking battle. (Most smokers will tell you they thought they could never quit, but just kept trying until they finally succeeded.)
At any stage of COPD, quitting smoking will lessen your symptoms and slow COPD progression, Dr. Make says.
COPD only affects the lungs
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COPD can also cause high blood pressure and can increase your risk of heart disease.
As with any chronic, incurable disease, depression often comes into play, too. The right medication, lifestyle changes, and emotional support can help you deal with these COPD-related issues.
COPD is a death sentence
You can't reverse COPD, but it doesn't mean your life is over, either.
People who stop smoking, get plenty of exercise, and take good care of themselves often have a good prognosis, says Dr. Edelman. With the right medication and lifestyle changes, you can manage your COPD and live an active life.
However, with any chronic illness, it's often about getting the right kind of support to stay positive and motivated enough to manage the disease.
Reading more about it, connecting with other patients, and seeking help for depression can all go a long way toward improving your quality of life.
By Tammy Worth
1 of 11 What is COPD?
2 of 11 COPD is rare
3 of 11 COPD only strikes smokers
4 of 11 Shortness of breath is the main symptom
5 of 11 COPD is incurable
6 of 11 COPD happens only to older people
7 of 11 Early diagnosis helps
8 of 11 Exercise is impossible if you have COPD
9 of 11 It's too late to quit smoking
10 of 11 COPD only affects the lungs
11 of 11 COPD is a death sentence


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If you are a bitters collector, you probably possess a bottle or two of the celebrated Mishler's Herb Bitters on your shelves. The Great Household Remedy. Very popular and with many variants. Most are recognizable with the motif of a ruler with ounce table-spoon graduation graphics as you can see on the picture below. Pretty cool.
Where it gets more complicated is with the bottle panel embossing variants, base embossings and the Mishler family names associated with specific brands.
Researchers generally agree that the Mishler family immigrated on the ship Phoenix which arrived in Philadelphia on September 15, 1749. On that ship list are the names of Jacob Mishler, who signed with an X, followed by Joseph Mishler, who wrote his name in German. Joseph S. Mishler was born around 1732 in Eutigen Pforzheim, Baden-Durlach, Wurttemberg, Germany and died on 1814 in Somerset, Pennsylvania.
Benjamin Mishler was born on August 12, 1814 in Reamstown, Pennsylvania which is sixteen miles northeast of Lancaster, Pennsylvania on the Reading Pike. His parents were John Mishler and Maria Reinhold. Mishler advertising supports that in 1855, Benjamin and his brother Isaac were in the liquor business and had a distillery in East Cocalico Township, three miles northwest of Reamstown called Old Lion Brewery & Distillery. At this time, Mishler's Herb Bitters was introduced by Benjamin. In 1859 he sold his distilling interest to Isaac and pursued Mishler's Herb Bitters in earnest. He also magically becomes Dr. Benjamin Mishler. The manufacturing was carried out in a building on the southeast corner of Centre Square, now called Penn Square, in the very heart of Lancaster. He was so proud and confident of his bitters that he routinely placed advertisements offering monetary rewards to any other doctors or members of the medical community if they could prove they had a better medicine than his Mishler's Herb Bitters.
Then there is the extremely rare Mishler's Keystone Bitters put out by Henry L. Mishler, the Mishler's Wild Cherry Tonic Bitters made by Evan Mishler and Dr. Samuel B. Hartman who later took over the Mishler Herb Bitters brand and had his name embossed on bottles. Then the brand was sold and reorganized with bottles embossed Mishler's Herb Bitters Co. They even snuck in "German" and said Mishler's German Herb Bitters in mid 1880 drug catalogs.
The Mishler's Herb Bitters bottles are associated with Lancaster, Reading, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh to add to the mix. Besides Mishler's Herb Bitters, there are even sub brands like Mishler's Red Label Bitters and Mishler's Green Label Bitters. The bottles also come in some exciting amber and yellow colors. I know, all over the place here.
The advertising collectors have tons to keep up with here as there are lots of Mishler advertising trade cards to keep them busy. For revenue stamp collectors, like myself, during the time period from July 1862 to March 1883, 968, 996 stamps were affixed to bottles of Mishler's Herb Bitters.
We even have family scandal as Benjamin Mishler took advertisements out to say that his son Henry had ripped off the brand and was selling an imposter. Doesn't get much better than this in the bitters world.
Benjamin Mishler was born on August 12, 1814 in Reamstown, Pennsylvania which is sixteen miles northeast of Lancaster, Pennsylvania on the Reading Pike. His parents were John Mishler and Maria Reinhold. Mishler advertising supports that in 1855, Benjamin and his brother Isaac were in the liquor business and had a distillery in East Cocalico Township, three miles northwest of Reamstown called Old Lion Brewery & Distillery. At this time, Mishler's Herb Bitters was introduced by Benjamin. In 1859 he sold his distilling interest to Isaac and pursued Mishler's Herb Bitters in earnest. The manufacturing was carried out in a building on the southeast corner of Centre Square, now called Penn Square, in the very heart of Lancaster.
1814: Benjamin Mishler born on August 12, 1814 in Reamstown, Pennsylvania. His parents were John Mishler and Maria Reinhold.
1836: Benjamin Mishler married Elizabeth Lesher on August 25, 1836 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
1853: Benjamin Mishler running Sunbury & Milton passenger stage coach line to and from Philadelphia. Various advertisements.
Mishler's Herb Bitters Established or In Use Since 1855 on many advertising trade cards.
1856: Benjamin Misher contracted by the Postmaster General to run stage coach lines between various cities from Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
1867: Samuel B. Hartman purchased the firm from Benjamin Mishler who then left and joined his son Henry in producing H. L. Mishler's Keystone Bitters.
1875: Dr. Benjamin Mishler, of Lancaster city, constructs 2-story brick office building (house) on Centennial Grounds in Philadelphia in record time. Said to be build in eight hours.
1876: Benjamin Mishler died on June 8, 1876.
His uncle was Benjamin Mishler. He had two brothers Abel and Levis and two sisters. Three resided in Reading.
1839: Evan Mishler: Born in Swamp, Lancaster county, June 27, 1839.
1865-1880: Evan Mishler had a liquor store in Reading next to the Mishler Hotel. He was in charge of the distribution of Mishler's Herb Bitters in the county for his uncle Benjamin Mishler.
Son of Benjamin Mishler, Put out Mishler's Keystone Bitters.
Henry L. Mishler, 17 West King Street, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Henry L. Mishler was the son of Benjamin Mishler, the originator of Mishler's Herb Bitters. Henry worked for his father in Lancaster prior to leaving his father's company and founding his own company to produce Mishler's Keystone Bitters (see picture below). After selling his company, Benjamin Mishler joined his son and put out a Cold and Sodium product.
H. L. Mishler's Keystone Bitters and B. Mishler's Gold and Sodium trade card, 17 W. King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
Son of John Mishler, brother of Benjamin Mishler. Benjamin and his brother Isaac were in the liquor business and had a distillery in East Cocalico Township, three miles northwest of Reamstown called Old Lion Brewery & Distillery.
Jacob Mishler was a distiller and farmer. His son was Evan Mishler. His brother was Benjamin Mishler.
1846: Jacob Mishler takes charge of the Packerack hotel in Reading, Pennsylvania.
1848: Jacob Mishler takes control of the Golden Horse hotel and purchases it in 1855.
1860: Jacob Mishler tears down the Golden Horse hotel and builds the Mishler House.
1865: Jacob Misher dies in Reading, Penn.
MISHLER'S HERB BITTER'S | DR. S. B. HARTMAN & CO., Trade Mark No. 218, dated April 1871. M 99: There are at least four (4) variants.
Dr. S. B. Hartman & Co. were successors to Benjamin Mishler of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. They produced Red Label, Green Label and Herb Bitters. The firm included Dr. Samuel B. Hartman, Junius Kaufman and Henry Lehman, manager. In 1867, S. B. Hartman purchased the firm from Benjamin Mishler who then left and joined his son Henry in producing H. L. Mishler's Keystone Bitters.
1867: Dr. S. B. Hartman purchased the firm from Benjamin Mishler who then left and joined his son Henry in producing H. L. Mishler's Keystone Bitters.
1883: Dr. S. B. Hartman sold his interest to the Mishler Herb Bitters Company.
1883: Dr. S. B. Hartman sold his interest to the Mishler Herb Bitters Company. They were located in Lancaster, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
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Very interesting and informative article, Ferd, as always…thanks! You're right, virtually every collector I know has a Mishler's or two in his or her collection. Missed you at the Keene show last weekend, unless you were there and I just didn't see you. Attendance seemed a bit smaller than usual but the weather was New England picture perfect and the tables were filled to overflowing with a huge variety of old glass. A great time! Collectors owe it to themselves to attend the Keene show at least once, and next year is their 50th anniversary show!


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Q: DataGridView bound to a Dictionary and updated with a thread I have a Dictionary bound to DataGridView by using following sample code.
DataGridView bound to a Dictionary
Please see the above question first
The diffrence is that i am updating dictionary from a thread. (Event handler of another class).
My Event handler is as below
static void f_PriceChanged(Objet f, eventData e)
{

    if (prices.ContainsKey(e.ItemText))
        prices[e.ItemText] = e.price;
    else
        prices.Add(e.ItemText, e.price);

}

Not to mention the prices is declared as class level.
I have modified the button code from original post as
    Button btn = new Button();
    btn.Dock = DockStyle.Bottom;
    btn.Click += delegate
    {
        bl.Reset();
    };
    form.Controls.Add(btn);

Internally the Dictionary is updated as expected but grid does not update. Clicking on button generate exception
Collection was modified; enumeration operation may not execute
What to do?

A: You have to use a lock statement to protect your shared resource : the dictionary.
private object _lock = new object();

private void Reset()
{
    lock(_lock)
    {
        // your code here
    }
}

void f_PriceChanged(Objet f, eventData e)
{
    lock(_lock)
    {
        if (prices.ContainsKey(e.ItemText))
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You'll have to make f_PriceChanged() a member.


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The very first Filipino saint canonized was Lorenzo Ruiz, a married lay Dominican and member of the Rosarian Confraternity in dedication to Our Lady. San Lorenzo was born in the early 17th century in Binondo, Manila, Philippines. He died on September 28, 1637, as a martyr of the faith during the persecutions in Nagasaki, Japan. Lorenzo Ruiz was beatified in Manila in 1981 by Pope John Paul II and canonized along with his Companion Martyrs in 1987 at St. Peter's Square in Vatican City.
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Pedro Calungsod was beatified in March 2000 by Pope John Paul II and canonized on October 2012 by Pope Benedict XVI. Born in about 1654 in Ginatilan, Cebu, Philippines, San Pedro Calungsod was martyred on April 2, 1972, at the young age of 18 in Tumon, Guam. He was a lay catechist.
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Filipino-American Ministry seeks to keep alive traditional Catholic festivities that involve both young and old that are unique to Filipino culture. In 1998 the Filipino-Americans of the Treasure Coast brought their faith-based culture and traditions to Holy Family Catholic Church. We joyfully shared the celebrations of Flores de Mayo and our first Filipino-American Thanksgiving Mass, which we have continued to celebrate every year. In January 2011 we shared another tradition that is dear to our hearts: the Feast of the Santo Niño , an event that we celebrate annually here at Holy Family. This ministry also helps welcome new Filipino-American parishioners into the Holy Family community through the Mass, usually 3:00 pm once a month in the Filipino language, Tagalog.


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Chapman Freeborn appoints Neil Dursley as chief commercial officer
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Chapman Freeborn Airchartering has appointed Neil Dursley as its chief commercial officer.
His experience includes over seven years with Panalpina whom he joined in 2011. He most recently served as senior vice president government, aid and relief based in London, UK and previously held the position of area vice president of marketing and sales in the Middle East based in Dubai.
Dursley will drive Chapman Freeborn's commercial strategy, said a spokesperson, adding that he will provide direction for global sales teams, as well as working closely with the wider organisation to ensure the company maintains its position as the market leader in the cargo charter industry.
Prior to Panalpina, Dursley held several senior management positions at other international logistics specialists including UPS Supply Chain Solutions and Menlo Worldwide Forwarding over an 18 year period.
In his new role, he will work closely with Chapman Freeborn's chief executive officer, Russi Batliwala, chief operating officer, Shahe Ouzounian, and other members of the senior management team.
Batliwala said: "We are excited to bring in someone with Neil's experience, leadership skills, and expertise in servicing both government and commercial sector customers on a global basis. He has an outstanding track record, and he will be an asset to the group as we focus on driving growth."
Dursley commented: ''I am delighted to be joining Chapman Freeborn at such an exciting time. I have worked closely with the group during my 13 years in the Middle East whilst at UPS.''
Dursley will be based at Chapman Freeborn's London Gatwick headquarters and joined the group in April.
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Q: Asymptotic behavior of the integral $H(\beta)=\frac{2}{\pi}\beta\int_{0}^{\infty}\exp\left(-x^{3/2}\right)\sin(\beta x)xdx$ I found the integral $H(\beta)$ (which is called Holtsmark distribution) in Holtsmark's theory of ion field in plasma. In a book there is its asymptotic representation at small and great $\beta$:
$$
H(\beta)\approx
\left\{\begin{array}{l}
\frac{4\beta^2}{3\pi}\left(1-0,463\beta^2\right) &\beta\ll 1\\
\\
1,496\beta^{-5/2}\left(1+5,107\beta^{-3/2}+14,43\beta^{-3}\right)&\beta\gg 1
\end{array}\right.
$$
I know, how to get the first line: use Taylor series for $\sin(\beta x)$. But what should I do to prove the second line?
I tried to write the integral in the other form:
$$
H(\beta)=\frac{2}{\pi\beta}\int_{0}^{\infty}\exp\left(-\left(\frac{y}{\beta}\right)^{3/2}\right)\sin(y)ydy
$$
and use Taylor series for $e^{-\left(y/\beta\right)^{3/2}}$, but faced with the divergent integral, which appears due to the first term of series:
$$\int_{0}^{\infty}\sin(y)ydy$$

A: Not an answer but too long for comments.
The first one is quite simple since
$$H(\beta)=\frac{2}{\pi}\beta\int_{0}^{\infty}\exp\left(-x^{3/2}\right)\sin(\beta x)\,x\,dx$$ leads to
$$\frac{729 \,\pi  }{4 \,\beta ^2}H(\beta)=243 \,
   _3F_4\left(\frac{3}{4},1,\frac{5}{4};\frac{1}{3},\frac{2}{3},\frac{5}{6},\frac{7
   }{6};-\frac{4 \beta ^6}{729}\right)+$$ $$28 \beta ^2 \Gamma \left(-\frac{2}{3}\right) \,
   _2F_3\left(\frac{13}{12},\frac{19}{12};\frac{2}{3},\frac{7}{6},\frac{3}{2};-\frac{4 \beta ^6}{729}\right)+$$ $$22 \beta ^4 \Gamma \left(\frac{2}{3}\right)
   \,
   _2F_3\left(\frac{17}{12},\frac{23}{12};\frac{4}{3},\frac{3}{2},\frac{11}{6};-\frac{4 \beta ^6}{729}\right)$$ where appear nasty hypergeomtric functions.
Developed as  Taylor series built at $\beta=0$, this effectively gives
$$H(\beta)=\frac{4 \beta ^2}{3 \pi }\left(1+\frac{28}{243}  \Gamma \left(-\frac{2}{3}\right)\beta ^2+\frac{22}{243}
   \Gamma \left(\frac{2}{3}\right)\beta ^4+O\left(\beta ^6\right) \right)$$ and we could get as many terms as required.
For large values of $\beta$, I really do not see how the approximation could be made.
Are you sure that the second one is not the result of some curve fit ? In fact, I wonder what are these coefficients.
Is there a way to have a loook to the book ? If you want, send me the relevant pages as pdf files (my e-mail address is in my profile). I would have a look.
Edit
Thanks to @Maxim's comment, the problem is clarified. Using $x=\frac y \beta$ and expanding the exponential term, we end with
$$H( \beta)=\frac 2 {\pi \beta}\int_0^\infty \sum_{n=0}^\infty (-1)^n\frac{  y^{\frac{3 n}{2}+1} \sin (y)}{\beta^{\frac{3n}2} n!}\,dy$$ and
$$\int_0^\infty y^{\frac{3 n}{2}+1} \sin (y)\,dy=-\sin \left(\frac{3 \pi  n}{4}\right) \Gamma \left(\frac{3
   n+4}{2}\right)\qquad \text{if}\qquad \color{red}{ -2<\Re(n)<-\frac{2}{3}}$$
Ignoring the condition, this would lead to
$$H(\beta)=\frac{15}{4 \sqrt{2 \pi } }\beta ^{-5/2}\left(1+\frac{32}{5} \sqrt{\frac{2}{\pi }}\beta ^{-3/2} +\frac{231}{16 }\beta ^{-3}-\frac{153153}{512 }\beta ^{-6}+O(\beta)^ {-15/2 } \right)$$

A: Well, we are looking (in a more general sense) at the following integral:
$$\mathcal{H}_\text{n}\left(\beta\right):=\frac{2}{\pi}\cdot\beta\cdot\int_0^\infty x\cdot\sin\left(\beta\cdot x\right)\cdot\exp\left(-x^\text{n}\right)\space\text{d}x\tag1$$
Using the 'evaluating integrals over the positive real axis' property of the Laplace transform, we can write:
$$\mathcal{H}_\text{n}\left(\beta\right)=\frac{2}{\pi}\cdot\beta\cdot\int_0^\infty\mathcal{L}_x\left[x\cdot\sin\left(\beta\cdot x\right)\right]_{\left(\sigma\right)}\cdot\mathcal{L}_x^{-1}\left[\exp\left(-x^\text{n}\right)\right]_{\left(\sigma\right)}\space\text{d}\sigma\tag2$$
Using the 'frequency-domain derivative' property of the Laplace transform we can write:
$$\mathcal{L}_x\left[x\cdot\sin\left(\beta\cdot x\right)\right]_{\left(\sigma\right)}=-\frac{\partial}{\partial\sigma}\left\{\mathcal{L}_x\left[\sin\left(\beta\cdot x\right)\right]_{\left(\sigma\right)}\right\}=\frac{2\cdot\beta\cdot\sigma}{\left(\sigma^2+\beta^2\right)^2}\tag3$$
So:
$$\mathcal{H}_\text{n}\left(\beta\right)=\frac{2}{\pi}\cdot\beta\cdot\int_0^\infty\frac{2\cdot\beta\cdot\sigma}{\left(\sigma^2+\beta^2\right)^2}\cdot\mathcal{L}_x^{-1}\left[\exp\left(-x^\text{n}\right)\right]_{\left(\sigma\right)}\space\text{d}\sigma\tag4$$
Finding the other functions, we can write:
$$\mathcal{H}_\text{n}\left(\beta\right)=\frac{2}{\pi}\cdot\beta\cdot\int_0^\infty\frac{2\cdot\beta\cdot\sigma}{\left(\sigma^2+\beta^2\right)^2}\cdot\left\{\sum_{\text{k}=0}^\infty\frac{\left(-1\right)^\text{k}}{\text{k}!}\cdot\frac{\sigma^{-1-\text{k}\text{n}}}{\Gamma\left(-\text{k}\cdot\text{n}\right)}\right\}\space\text{d}\sigma=$$
$$\frac{4\cdot\beta^2}{\pi}\cdot\sum_{\text{k}=0}^\infty\frac{\left(-1\right)^\text{k}}{\text{k}!}\cdot\frac{1}{\Gamma\left(-\text{k}\cdot\text{n}\right)}\cdot\left\{\int_0^\infty\frac{\sigma^{-\text{k}\text{n}}}{\left(\sigma^2+\beta^2\right)^2}\space\text{d}\sigma\right\}\tag5$$
Using Mathematica I found that:
$$\int_0^\infty\frac{\sigma^{-\text{k}\text{n}}}{\left(\sigma^2+\beta^2\right)^2}\space\text{d}\sigma=\frac{\pi}{4}\cdot\frac{1+\text{kn}}{\beta^{3+\text{kn}}}\cdot\sec\left(\frac{\pi}{2}\cdot\text{kn}\right)\tag6$$

So, in the end we get:
$$\mathcal{H}_\text{n}\left(\beta\right)=\frac{4\cdot\beta^2}{\pi}\cdot\sum_{\text{k}=0}^\infty\frac{\left(-1\right)^\text{k}}{\text{k}!}\cdot\frac{1}{\Gamma\left(-\text{k}\cdot\text{n}\right)}\cdot\left\{\frac{\pi}{4}\cdot\frac{1+\text{kn}}{\beta^{3+\text{kn}}}\cdot\sec\left(\frac{\pi}{2}\cdot\text{kn}\right)\right\}=$$
$$\sum_{\text{k}=0}^\infty\frac{\left(-1\right)^\text{k}}{\text{k}!}\cdot\frac{1}{\Gamma\left(-\text{k}\cdot\text{n}\right)}\cdot\frac{1+\text{kn}}{\beta^{1+\text{kn}}}\cdot\sec\left(\frac{\pi}{2}\cdot\text{kn}\right)\tag7$$

In your example we have $\text{n}=\frac{3}{2}$, so:
$$\mathcal{H}_\frac{3}{2}\left(\beta\right)=\sum_{\text{k}=0}^\infty\frac{\left(-1\right)^\text{k}}{\text{k}!}\cdot\frac{1}{\Gamma\left(-\text{k}\cdot\frac{3}{2}\right)}\cdot\frac{1+\text{k}\cdot\frac{3}{2}}{\beta^{1+\frac{3}{2}\text{k}}}\cdot\sec\left(\frac{\pi}{2}\cdot\text{k}\cdot\frac{3}{2}\right)=$$
$$\sum_{\text{k}=0}^\infty\frac{\left(-1\right)^\text{k}}{\text{k}!}\cdot\frac{1}{\Gamma\left(-\text{k}\cdot\frac{3}{2}\right)}\cdot\frac{1+\text{k}\cdot\frac{3}{2}}{\beta^{1+\frac{3}{2}\text{k}}}\cdot\sec\left(\frac{3\pi}{4}\cdot\text{k}\right)\tag8$$

A: We can also use the Laplace method to derive the asymptotic expansion of the integral. To isolate the large parameter in the exponent, we can rewrite the integral by changing $x=\beta^2u^2$:
\begin{align}
 H(\beta)&=\frac{2}{\pi}\beta\int_{0}^{\infty}\exp\left(-x^{3/2}\right)\sin(\beta x)x\,dx\\
 &=\frac{2}{\pi}\beta\Im\int_{0}^{\infty}\exp\left(-x^{3/2}+i\beta x\right)x\,dx\\
 &=\frac{4}{\pi}\beta^5\Im\int_{0}^{\infty}\exp\left(-\beta^3\left( u^{3}-iu^2\right)\right)u^3\,du
\end{align}
The function $p(u)=u^{3/2}-iu^2$ is such that $\Re\left[ p(u)\right] >0$ for $u>0$ and $\Re\left[ p(0)\right] =0$. Then we can use the Laplace method to evaluate the large $\beta$ behaviour of the integral which is controlled by the the vicinity of $u=0$. With the notation of the above link,
\begin{align}
z&=\beta^3\\
 p(u)&=-iu^2+u^3;\quad \mu=2,\quad p(0)=0\\
 q(u)&=u^3;\quad \lambda=4
\end{align}
The expansion reads
\begin{align}
 H(\beta)\sim\frac{4}{\pi}\beta^5\Im\sum_{s=0}^\infty\Gamma\left( \frac{s+4}{2} \right)b_s\beta^{-\frac{3\left( s+4 \right)}{2}}
\end{align}
where
\begin{align}
 b_s&=\frac{1}{2}\operatorname{Res}\left[ \frac{u^3}{\left( -iu^2+u^3 \right)^{\frac{s+4}{2}}}\right]_{u=0}\\
 &=\frac{1}{2}\operatorname{Res}\left[ \frac{u^{-1-s}}{\left( u-i \right)^{\frac{s+4}{2}}}\right]_{u=0}\\
 &=\frac{1}{2s!}\frac{d^s}{du^s}\left[\frac{1}{\left(u-i  \right)^{\frac{s+4}{2}}}\right]_{u=0}\\
 &=\frac{(-1)^s}{2s!}\frac{\Gamma\left( \frac{3s+4}{2} \right)}{\Gamma\left( \frac{s+4}{2}\right)}\left( -i \right)^{{-\frac{3s+4}{2}}}
\end{align}
Then,
\begin{align}
 H(\beta)&\sim\frac{2}{\pi}\Im\sum_{s=0}^\infty\frac{(-1)^s}{s!}\Gamma\left( \frac{3s+4}{2} \right)\beta^{-\frac{\left( 3s+2 \right)}{2}}\left( -i \right)^{-\frac{3s+4}{2}}\\
 &\sim\frac{2}{\pi}\sum_{s=1}^\infty\frac{(-1)^{s+1}}{s!}\Gamma\left( \frac{3s+4}{2} \right)\beta^{-\frac{\left( 3s+2 \right)}{2}}\sin\frac{3s\pi}{4}
\end{align}
which is the result quoted in the link given by @olexot in the comment.

A: We can apply the steepest descent method to $\exp(-x^{3/2} + i \beta x)$. It can be proved that it's sufficient to take an integration contour that goes in the direction $i$ from the endpoint $x = 0$ and estimate the integral over a small interval near the endpoint (outside of the interval the contour can be taken to approach the real axis). Then the part of the integrand that does not depend on $\beta$ can be expanded into series and the integration range can be extended to infinity, giving
$$\int_0^\infty x e^{-x^{3/2} + i \beta x} dx \sim
-\int_0^\epsilon \xi e^{-(i \xi)^{3/2} - \beta \xi} d\xi \sim
-\sum_{k \geq 0}
 \int_0^\infty \frac {(-(i \xi)^{3/2})^k} {k!} \xi e^{-\beta \xi} d\xi,$$
where $\sim$ means that this is a complete (infinite) asymptotic series for both integrals. Taking the imaginary part and multiplying by $2 \beta/\pi$ gives
$$\frac 2 \pi \sum_{k \geq 0} \frac {\sin \frac {\pi k} 4} {k!}
 \Gamma {\left( \frac {3 k} 2 + 2 \right)} \beta^{-3 k/2 - 1}.$$