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Grimsby should have two MPs at the next election, says final Boundary Commission review
It would be the biggest shake-up to the town's electoral map in more than 700 years if the changes go-ahead
by Patrick Daly
09:19, 11 Sep 2018 Updated 09:20, 11 Sep 2018
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Grimsby will be represented by two MPs if Theresa May decides to go-ahead with the government's controversial plan of culling 50 MPs.
The Boundary Commission, an independent body tasked with redrawing the UK's electoral map, made its third and final set of recommendations to government this week, proposing that Grimsby be split for future elections .
If the Prime Minister signs-off on the changes, the constituency of Great Grimsby will cease to exist, having been represented by a single MP in Parliament for more than 700 years.
It will instead be replaced by two new constituencies, creating Great Grimsby North and Barton, and Cleethorpes and Great Grimsby South.
Mrs May's predecessor, David Cameron, ordered a review of the electoral boundaries in 2015 with the instructions to remove 50 constituencies in order to lower the number of MPs from 650 to 600.
The current Great Grimsby constituency contains 59,000 voters which falls 12,000 short of the new minimum set by the Government, meaning a heavy re-jig has been required by officials.
The Boundary Commission's Great Grimsby North and Barton proposal
The commission repeated that, as per the two previous rounds of consultation regarding their recommendation, there was "considerable continuing opposition" to its redrawing of Grimsby's political map.
"The opposition reiterated the points raised in the previous consultations about the historical and cultural significance of Grimsby and that the town should be retained in a single constituency," wrote the commission in its final report.
Grimsby to be split in two for future elections despite opposition
"However, this would involve the splitting of the Croft Baker ward and would have knock-on effects in Cleethorpes, and there was opposition [in Cleethorpes] to the counterproposals calling for such changes."
There were also some correspondents in Brigg and its surrounding rural wards who objected to being in a constituency with Grimsby and separated from the nearby Scunthorpe, said the commission.
Martin Vickers , Conservative MP for Cleethorpes, said he remained opposed to the changes – despite his party being likely to gain from the shake-up.
MP Martin Vickers is opposed to the Boundary Commission's proposals
The two seats, under the current political climate, would likely be Tory marginal gains at the next election, pushing Labour out of north east Lincolnshire for the first time since 1945.
"In political terms you could say that these changes would be advantageous to the Conservatives and certainly in one sense it is," said Mr Vickers.
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"But I take the view that a representative democracy should be identifiable to its community. Grimsby is clearly a borough on its own that has been in existence since the 1200s. I have made clear that I oppose the changes. I think people will find this unacceptable."
There is no guarantee that the boundary changes will go-ahead. Since the review was ordered, the Tories have lost their majority, meaning a small rebellion could put an end to the plans.
The Tory-DUP confidence and supply arrangement could be impacted by the Boundary Commission, which has recommended culling DUP seats in Northern Ireland
With Mrs May's DUP bedfellows expected to be badly hit by the plans and senior Tories such as David Davis and Boris Johnson also facing seeing their seats culled or radically altered, the proposals might be shelved by the government.
Grimsby MP Melanie Onn was unavailable for comment but her opposition front bench colleague, Cat Smith, has urged the PM to back down.
Ms Smith MP, Labour's shadow minister for voter engagement, said: "Cutting the number of MPs by 50 as we prepare to leave the European Union is further proof this government is clamouring to tighten its grip on power.
"With the workload of MPs set to rise after Brexit, with thousands of pieces of important legislation expected to come through parliament, it would be utterly ludicrous to go ahead with these boundary changes. Theresa May needs to think again."
Martin Vickers
Melanie Onn

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District rivals Desert View, Sunnyside ranked in 5A top 10 highlights local rankings
The Open Division and 4A through 6A power ratings are out for the first time, and the biggest development is Desert View ranked No. 6 in the Open Division with a 5-0 start.
A total of 15 schools from Southern Arizona are rated in the top 20 from the Open Division to 1A:
Open Division
Open: Top eight teams from 4A-6A conferences
6A, 5A, 4A (16-team bracket): In order to qualify, a school must have played a minimum of six (6) games. After qualifying teams are added to the Open Division state tournament bracket and removed from the conference rankings (if applicable), remaining teams will be re-seeded No. 1 through No. 16 and will make up the state tournament brackets. The state tournament brackets will be seeded according to the overall AIA rankings powered by MaxPreps. The state tournaments will consist of four rounds and be single elimination.
Chandler (6-0)
Hamilton (6-0)
Queen Creek (5-0)
Cactus (6-0)
Basha (6-0)
Desert View (5-0)
Horizon (5-0)
ALA – Queen Creek (5-1)
6A, 5A, 4A: Teams ranked 1-16 following selection of Open Division participants:
Verrado (4-1)
Saguaro (4-1)
Desert Mountain (4-1)
8. Salpointe Catholic (3-2)
10. Sunnyside (4-1)
12. Marana (4-1)
NOTES: The Sunnyside Unified School District high schools — No. 1 Desert View and No. 10 Sunnyside — are ranked in the top of the 5A ratings. Desert View defeated Sunnyside 29-21 in the season opener for both teams that went down to the last minute. .. Sunnyside and No. 12 Marana meet Friday at Marana in one of the most significant games of the week other than No. 8 Salpointe Catholic (3-2) playing at Desert View. The Jaguars will try to match their best start of 6-0 (achieved in 2016) in school history while Salpointe will attempt to avoid a three-game losing streak for the first time since 2015 when the Lancers finished 5-5.
Sunnyside Unified School District neighborhood rivals Desert View and Sunnyside are both rated in the top 10 of the 5A power rankings (Javier Morales/AllSportsTucson.com)
Coconino (3-0)
Casa Grande (5-0)
Poston Butte (4-2)
17. Amphi (3-1)
20. Canyon del Oro (3-3)
NOTES: No. 17 Amphi and No. 20 Canyon del Oro have to string together wins to put themselves in a better position to qualify for the top 16 spots (after the Open Division) in the state playoffs. The Panthers, who featured all-region running back candidate Kiko Trejo, have only played four games because of a bye week and a postponement of a game because of COVID-19 protocol. … CDO, which plays only four seniors extensively, has won three straight games after an 0-3 start and the Dorados have gained talented sophomore transfers Kayden Luke at running back and Chance Cassell at receiver and defensive back.
(16-team state tournament bracket) In order to qualify, a school must have played a minimum of six (6) games. Based on region standings, the top team in each region will earn an automatic bid to the state tournament. Remaining teams will be added to the state tournament bracket based on AIA rankings powered by MaxPreps. The 16 teams will be seeded according to AIA rankings. 3A Conference leadership reserves the right to evaluate state tournament participants and bracket seeding based on analytical data. The state tournament will consist of four rounds and be single elimination.
3A: Seven (7) automatic bids and nine (9) at-large qualifiers based on ranking
Valley Christian (7-0)
Round Valley (7-0)
River Valley (7-0)
Snowflake (6-1)
ALA – Gilbert North (6-1)
11. Sabino (5-2)
12. Pusch Ridge (5-2)
NOTES: The 3A South teams continue to be overlooked in these power ratings even though No. 8 Thatcher, No. 9 Safford, No. 11 Sabino and No. 12 Pusch Ridge deserve to be in the 3A state playoffs. … Sabino's coaches were expecting a jump to close to No. 5 after Friday's win over Pusch Ridge but the Sabercats moved up only two spots to No. 11. The top nine rated teams in 3A after the seven region champs qualify for the playoffs. … Sabino hosts Tanque Verde, ranked No. 14 in the 2A poll at 4-3, this Friday while Pusch Ridge faces the daunting task of playing at Safford.
(16-team state tournament bracket): In order to qualify, a school must have played a minimum of six (6) games. Based on region standings, the top team in each region will earn an automatic bid to the state tournament. The state tournament bracket will be seeded according to the overall AIA rankings powered by MaxPreps of the 16 teams. The state tournament will consist of four rounds and be single elimination.
2A: Nine (9) automatic bids and seven (7) at-large qualifiers based on ranking
Parker (6-0)
Arizona Lutheran (6-1)
Morenci (6-1)
Gilbert Christian (5-2)
Willcox (6-0)
8. Benson (4-2)
14. Tanque Verde (4-3)
NOTES: Willcox, coached by former Arizona player Eric Hjalmarson, moved up two spots to No. 5 despite not playing a game last week because of COVID-19 protocol. The Cowboys host Bisbee in a rare Saturday night game at Willcox this week. … No. 8 Benson, which plays at Willcox in a much-anticipated game to end the season Oct. 29, plays at No. 3 Morenci this Friday. … Tanque Verde, also coached by an Arizona alum, Jay Dobyns, travels to Sabino for a non-region game that will help the Hawks in power points.
(12-team state tournament bracket): In order to qualify, a school must have played a minimum of four (4) games. Based on region standings, the top team in each region will earn an automatic bid to the state tournament. Remaining teams will be added to the state tournament bracket based on AIA rankings powered by MaxPreps. The 12 teams will be seeded according to AIA rankings. Teams seeded Nos. 1-4 will receive first-round byes. 1A Conference leadership reserves the right to evaluate state tournament participants and bracket seeding based on cancellations, head-to-head and common opponents, and may adjust seeding accordingly. The state tournament will consist of four rounds and be single elimination.
1A: Four (4) automatic bids and eight (8) at-large qualifers based on ranking
Mogollon (8-0)
Mohave Accelerated (6-0)
St. David (7-1)
Williams (6-2)
El Capitan (5-2)
6. San Manuel (6-1)
10. Valley Union (4-3)
15. Baboquivari (2-3)
NOTES: St. David has already clinched the 1A South title and automatic berth into the state playoffs. … No. 6 San Manuel can strengthen its seed in the 1A state playoffs playing at No. 15 Baboquivari this Friday. … No. 10 Valley Union faces a must-win situation against Duncan at home this Friday to strengthen its bid to make the state playoffs as an at-large team..
Nine schools from 1A to 3A are ranked in the top 20 in the first power rankings released by the Arizona Interscholastic Association on Tuesday morning.
The 4A, 5A, 6A and Open Division rankings will be released for the first time on Oct. 12.
The top five of each classification with the Southern Arizona teams that are ranked in 1A-3A are in bold:
2. ALA-Gilbert North (5-0)
3. Round Valley (5-0)
4. River Valley (5-0)
5. Safford (5-0)
Tough rankings for both Pusch Ridge and Sabino, who have lost to quality opponents. Pusch Ridge was defeated last Friday by defending 3A champion Snowflake, which is ranked No. 7. Sabino lost to No. 2 ALA-Gilbert North and at Thatcher, which is ranked No. 9. Safford is the highest rated 3A South team at No. 5 with a 5-0 record. Pusch Ridge plays at Sabino on Oct. 8 and at Safford on Oct. 15. Sabino hosts Safford on Oct. 22. Pusch Ridge hosts Thatcher on Oct. 22 and Safford concludes the regular season hosting Thatcher Oct. 19. The last four weeks of the season in the 3A South should be amazing.
2. Arizona Lutheran (5-0)
4. Gilbert Christian (3-2)
5. Morenci (4-1)
7. Willcox (5-0)
19. Bisbee (3-2)
20. Santa Cruz (2-3)
WIllcox's ranking being unbeaten for the first time in 10 years is low, especially with Gilbert Christian ranked No. 4 with a 3-2 record. The Cowboys' five opponents to this point are a combined 4-19, which likely has kept them out of the top five. No. 3 Benson continues to roll after returning all of its players from last year's team that reached the 2A state title game. Santa Cruz won that championship game but is now 2-3. The three losses, however, have been by a combined total of only eight points. Jay Dobyns' team is ranked in the top 10 at No. 16 only two years into his tenure. When he was hired before the 2020 season, Tanque Verde was on a 15-game losing streak.
2. Mohave Accelerated (4-0)
4. Williams (5-1)
5. St. David (4-1)
St. David hosts Baboquivari tonight in a tough 1A South matchup and then the Tigers have a quick turnaround, traveling to San Manuel on Friday for what could be the game that decides the region championship. San Manuel, which is 5-0 for the first time since 2011, concludes the regular season at Baboquivari on Oct. 15.
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Death of John Ashdown-Hill
The Society is sorry to record the death of John Ashdown-Hill, the historian who will be remembered for his role in the discovery of the body of Richard III in a car park in Leicester. He was a speaker at a Morant Lunch in recent times, talking about Greyfriars, Colchester. More on the BBC website: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-essex-44225404
Additional Event. Relocation of Thomas Stapel brass to Rochford Church. Saturday 14 July 2018
Saturday 14th July 2pm. Visit to Rochford.
A free talk, organised by Monumental Brass Society, in conjunction with Rochford Hundred Historical Society, Rochford Town Team and Essex Society for Archaeology and History. There will be 3 speakers and the event is to celebrate the relocation of the Brass to Thomas Stapel 1371. Why not join a tour of Rochford in the morning, tours start at 10am and 12 noon. The tours are free, but donations to the guides are accepted. To book your ticket go to Bookings for Thomas Stapel and enter the password 'stapel'. More information will be found in a flyer in the next ESAH newsletter.
Venue: St Andrews Church Hall Road Rochford SS4 1NW. Free, donations welcome.
Essex Society for Archaeology and History: New Online Bookshop Open
To buy copies of our Transactions from Third Series Volume 31 visit our new Online Bookshop.
New Book Stock: 'Essex full of profitable thinges'...
ESAH160: New Book Stock: 'Essex full of profitable thinges'...: Condition: New. £2 each + P&P. Final opportunity to buy Kenneth Neale's book.
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Surplus Book Sale #7. Essex Review
ESAH160: Surplus Book Sale #7. Essex Review: Essex Review (1892-1957) back issues. 30p each + P&P (see below). Final opportunity to buy back numbers extended to 31 May 2018.
What is happening after our AGM at Hill Farm, Gestingthorpe?
Further details are announced regarding the Essex Society for Archaeology and History' Annual General Meeting on Saturday 9 June 2018.
After the formal business, Ashley Cooper, the farm owner, will offer a tour of the Hill Farm Museum, with its exhibits from geological times to the Second World War. These also includes a medieval Guildhall, an eighteenth century corn barn, rural bygones and artefacts from the Roman Villa. There will also be an opportunity visit the site of the Villa and the current archaeological excavations, where a Romano-British ritual site may have existed.
Morant Lunch: Change of Venue
Due to circumstances beyond our control, we have had to change the venue of this years Morant Lunch. The new venue is Intimo fresco 116 High Street Maldon. The date, time and speakers remain the same.
Our Programme of Meetings has been updated.
Leyton & Leytonstone Historical Association: A Tour of Leyton in Picture Postcards. Wednesday 16 May 2018
Historical Association talk: Saturday 12 May 2018
Please find below details of the last talk in the 2017/18 season for the Essex Branch of the Historical Association:
'Was there a "Golden Age" for Women in Medieval London?'
A talk by Professor Caroline Barron
Professor Emerita, History Dept. Royal Holloway College, University of London
Saturday 12th May 2018 at 2.30pm in the Trinity Methodist Church, Rainsford Road, Chelmsford, CM1 2XB
It is usually assumed that women were almost invisible in the medieval period: very much the subordinate partners in marriage and unable to achieve economic or social independence. While it is true that for much of the medieval period (and later!), women were underpaid and undervalued, yet in the 150 or so years following the Black Death of 1348-49, women in London enjoyed a public profile and were able to take advantage of considerable economic opportunities. The situation changed again in the sixteenth century and the reasons for this will be explored in this talk.
Visitors and prospective members warmly welcome.
Colchester Archaeological Trust extend Peter Froste Exhibition until 30 June
Good news at the Colchester Roman circus visitor centre: due to its success and to the positive response from visitors, we have extended our archaeological art exhibition until the 30th June!
Read more on the Trust web-site at https://www.thecolchesterarchaeologist.co.uk/?p=41574 . Some great visitor comments about the exhibition, written in our visitors' book: 'Amazing exhibition' - 'Fantastic display' - 'We loved it. Very talented artist' - 'Fascinating stuff. Congratulations to you all and thank you'. We are glad that people are enjoying the exhibition - we think it's great!
Open 11.00 am-4.00 pm, Tuesday-Saturday; admission to the visitor centre is free, but we ask £1 per person for admission to the exhibition (price includes an exhibition catalogue).
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As you know, I like to keep you up to date with things that are happening in the UK and Europe around the subject of intellectual property. Normally, that's a fairly straightforward and relaxed task, as things don't change that quickly in IP. For example, the Trade Marks Act 1938 was criticised by a judge for being of "fuliginous obscurity" as early as 1939, but it took until 1984 for the Government to issue a White Paper saying how the law should be rewritten. The White Paper then sat languishing for ten years before reappearing as the Trade Marks Act 1994, mainly due to the excitement around the imminent arrival of the EU trade marks registry, a project that was started in the early 1970s and which came to fruition in 1996.
You get the picture. Basically, we may have come a long way, but that's mainly because we started in 1624.
So it feels odd to be writing a newsletter in the knowledge that by the time you read this, it might be out of date. But that's the current state of UK politics, where our leaders look back wistfully at a time when Harold Wilson could say "A week is a long time in politics". Brexit is presenting a challenge to our system of politics and government that it has not faced in a long time. That being so, there are a few things that are beginning to crystallise.
Applications that are pending on the day we leave need care, especially EU design filings. You might want to ensure that any EU design filings with a convention deadline near to the day we leave are filed at least a week before.
Oppositions in the EUIPO that are still pending will need to be reviewed. If they are based on a prior UK right only, then they will be deemed moot and the file closed (with no order for costs).
EU renewals that were paid before we leave, but for which the deadline was after we leave, will also need to be paid in the UK after we leave.
UK firms will not be able to conduct proceedings before the EUIPO, so we will be transferring all our cases to our Dublin office (eventually).
I'd just like to reinforce the point regarding renewals; these fees are typically paid in advance, so there will be some cases where the fee has already been paid to the EUIPO but the due date for payment falls after we leave. A renewal fee will need to be paid to the UKIPO as well, for those. Fortunately, the UKIPO has confirmed that the usual late payment penalty (if the fee is paid up to six months after the due date) will be waived for these cases. We will be checking our records for such cases, so if we are looking after your EU registration then we will let you know.
One that isn't crystallising at all well is the date on which we leave… at the moment, depending on the next "meaningful" vote, that date is likely to be either 12th April or 22nd May. If we sign Mrs May's deal then the status quo will be maintained for intellectual property until the end of 2020. Or we might extend that date. Your guess is as good as mine, here… I'd be interested to hear what you think will happen!


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B.A.A. postpones registration for 2021 Boston Marathon
By Boston 25 News Staff
BOSTON — The Boston Athletic Association has announced registration for the 2021 Boston Marathon has been postponed and will not take place in September.
The B.A.A. has formed the "COVID-19 Medical & Event Operations Advisory Group" that is comprised of medical, public safety, and race operations experts, as well as city and state officials. This group will work with the B.A.A. on when and how the race will be held when it is safe to do so.
BREAKING: News of the #BostonMarathon registration delay comes as the @BAA announces the formation of a "COVID-19 Medical & Event Operations Advisory Group" - comprised of medical, public safety, and race operations experts, as well as city and state officials. @boston25
— Peter Wilson (@PetesWire) September 3, 2020
"COVID-19 has affected mass participation road races in ways that we never could have imagined," said Tom Grilk, C.E.O. of the B.A.A. and co-chair of the advisory group. "Convening this cross-sector group of professionals with decades of experience in epidemiology, viral infection, mitigation strategies, and our own race operations was entirely necessary to begin planning for the 125th Boston Marathon."
According to a release from the B.A.A., the group will "recommend strategies that address the health and safety of participants, volunteers, staff, and community members. Recommendations will be developed in accordance with the most current guidelines issued for large-scale events by the World Health Organization and Centers for Disease Control. The group will develop framework for the B.A.A. that addresses risk factors specific to the Boston Marathon including size and other local and international considerations for the pandemic. Outcomes, including an updated registration timeline for the 125th Boston Marathon, will be shared."
The 2020 Boston Marathon, originally scheduled for April 20, was postponed to September 14 by Boston Mayor Martin Walsh due to the COVID-19 pandemic. On May 28, following Mayor Walsh's announcement canceling the marathon as a live, mass participation road running event, the B.A.A. announced the Boston Marathon would be held as a virtual event from September 5 to 14.
In addition to Grilk and Baggish, the COVID-19 Medical & Event Operations Advisory Group includes:
Dr. Michael O'Leary, President, B.A.A. Board of Governors; Professor of Surgery, Harvard Medical School
Dr. Cheri Blauwet, B.A.A. Board Member; Director Kelley Adaptive Sports Research Institute, Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital/Brigham and Women's Hospital
Dr. Paul Biddinger, Medical Director for Emergency Preparedness, Mass General Brigham; Chief of the Division of Emergency Preparedness, MGH
Dr. Gregory Ciottone, Director, Division of Disaster Medicine, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Kate Davis, Director, Mayor's Office of Tourism, Sports, and Entertainment, City of Boston
William Evans, B.A.A. Board Member; Chief of Police, Boston College
Dr. Lisa Stone, Medical and public health consultant
Dr. Larry Madoff, Medical Director, Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences, Massachusetts Department of Public Health
Dr. Charles Morris, Associate Chief Medical Officer; Vice President, Medical Affairs, Brigham and Women's Hospital
Samantha Phillips, M.A., M.P.H., Director, Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency
Dr. Jeff Hopkins, Medical Director, Town of Hopkinton; Chair, Department of Emergency Medicine, Milford Regional Medical Center
Dr. Sophia Dyer, Medical Director, Boston EMS; Co-Medical Director, B.A.A. and Boston Marathon
Dr. Pierre d'Hemecourt, Co-Medical Director, B.A.A. and Boston Marathon; Primary Care Physician, Children's Hospital Boston
Dr. Brooke Nichols, Assistant Professor, Department of Global Health, Boston University School of Public Health
"September is usually a time for the B.A.A. to begin opening registration for April's Boston Marathon and planning for an already established field size. We know, however, that we cannot open registration until we have a better understanding of where the virus may be in the spring. This group will be immensely helpful in helping the B.A.A. determine a safe return to in-person running events of magnitude," said Grilk.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates as more information becomes available.


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Robbery – West Division
Posted: June 8, 2015 - 1:00 am
On June 7, at 11:42 p.m., HRP officers responded to a Weapons / Robbery call in the 700 block of Herring Cove Road. Two men entered an apartment and assaulted a 64-year-old man and a 43-year-old woman. Both victims were struck in the head area suffering lacerations but non-life threatening injuries. The suspects fled on foot after taking a sum of money. A K-9 track proved positive and 1 man was taken into custody after a leghty track.
Both suspects were dressed in black with covering over their faces but this is not believed to be random act. The scene was processed by Forensic Officers and the incidents remains under investigation by members of the Integrated General Investigation Section.
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Tianfu Tea Museum is located at Pantuo Township, Zhangpu County in Zhangzhou. This museum covers an area of 53,336 square meter, it is the largest tea museum in the world.
As a national AAAA scenic spot and national agriculture demonstration site, Tianfu Tea Museum is located at Pantuo Township, Zhangpu County in Zhangzhou. This museum covers an area of 80 mu (53,336 square meters), it is the largest tea museum in the world.
There are four major halls in this museum, the Main Exhibition Hall, Classroom for Tea Ceremony, Japanese Tea Ceremony Hall and Painting and Calligraphy House. Top Eight scenic spots are Generation to Generation, Stone carving of Tea Customs, Tea Garden of the Warriors, Orchid Pavilion on the circled water, Tangshan Waterfall, Lush forest and Tall Bamboos, Inverted Image on Clear Lake, Teapot Granted by Heavenly Palace.
The Main Exhibition Hall is a two-storied pseudo-classic Chinese architecture covering 3,000 square kilometers. It exhibit tea technology, history of development of the tea, worldwide tea situation, world tea culture, modern tea ceremony, various precious teapots, tea and poem, tea and painting, tea and human health, multi-utility of the tea, and other knowledge on tea. It also introduces the history of Tianfu Tea Museum in pictures and words.
Tianfu Tea Museum is an organic museum specialized in tea, combined with academic research, cultural inherit, education and entertainment. When traveling here, you can not only learn the cultural history of the tea, but also enjoy the tea ceremony performance which can be only seen in Tianfu, for example, Lu Yu's Self absent Tea Party, Taiwan Four Step Tea Party, Boiling Tea while Listening Poems in the Tang and Song Dynasties, Palace Tea Ceremony in the Qing Dynasty, Tea Ceremony of the Minorities in Yunnan Province, Japanese Tea Ceremony, and so on.


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Apparently, Kobe Bryant has decided to take his talents from the hardwood to the battlefield. In a very recent commercial promotion for the newest edition of the Call of Duty video game series; Call of Duty: Black Ops; the Black Mamba can be seen taking no prisoners, as he yields a machine gun with the word "MAMBA" spelled out in white tape on the end of it. The video game, which is the successor of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (the second best selling game of all-time in the United States), will hit store shelves November 9th.
Here's the commercial:
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Daesha Devón Harris, Don't you let nobody turn you around, from One More River to Cross, fall 2017. Cotton rag archival pigment print, 40 x 30 inches. © Daesha Devón Harris. Courtesy of the artist
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'Free as they want to be': Artists Committed to Memory considers the historic and contemporary role that photography and film have played in remembering legacies of slavery and its aftermath and examines the social lives of Black Americans within various places including the land, at home, in photographic albums, at historic sites, and in public memory.
This exhibition acknowledges artists' constant involvement with efforts to explore the possibilities of freedom and their relationship to it. Their quest to be 'as free as they want to be' is envisioned in the subject matter they explore as well as in their persistent drive to innovate aesthetic practices in photographic media. The exhibition presents some 20 artists working in photography, video, silkscreen, projection, and mixed media installation.
'Free as they want to be' is inspired by the words of James Baldwin, the 2022 FotoFocus Biennial: World Record, and events of late that have shaped the world as we know it and continue to influence the world as we live in it. The artists selected for this exhibition are on the frontlines, creating, documenting, and writing. The works they have conceived reflect defining moments of our past in the struggle for racial justice and equality.
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Про фільм
Драма «Тихе серце» — це рімейк однойменної датської стрічки 2014 року Білле Аугуста — володаря премії «Оскар» за кращий фільм іноземною мовою-1987. Режисурою займався Роджер Мічелл. Під впливом сюжету, учасники знімальної групи зробили собі однакові татуювання; ініціатором стала Сьюзен Сарандон.

Стислий зміст
У родинному маєтку збираються на вихідні три покоління. Матір сімейства Лілі смертельно хвора. Аби не продовжувати свої страждання, вона хоче добровільно піти з життя.

Евтаназія вже запланована, вона відбудеться одразу після того, як діти та онуки від'їдуть. Прощання із мамою, бабусею та просто найкращим другом мало відбутися у теплій домашній атмосфері — вона так хоче.

Однак доньки не готові залишитися без матері й на поверхню виходять давні спогади. Це матиме непередбачувані наслідки.

Знімались
 Сьюзен Серендон — Лілі
 Кейт Вінслет — Дженніфер
 Міа Васіковська — Анна
 Сем Нілл — Пол
 Ліндсі Дункан — Елізабет
 Рейн Вілсон — Майкл
 Бекс Тейлор-Клаус — Кріс

Джерела
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Фільми США 2019
Фільми англійською мовою

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There's a lot of buzz surrounding the government's healthcare stimulus package and the implementation of chiropractic Electronic Medical Records. Before you get seduced by the money grab and the promise of up to a $44,000 EMR government incentive to entice you to migrate to a software solution, step back.
Deep breath in. And… exhale.
Chiropractic EMR and the Paperwork Smack Down!
The fact is, if you don't have a good handle on proper case management and documentation requirements using a paper system, jumping into the rarefied air of a chiropractic EMR is sure to be an unhappy experience.
While an "unusually high level of customizability" may be promoted on websites as an advantage and touted by the commissioned salesperson, without the firsthand mastery of a paper documentation system, you'll be lost in a sea of optional templates, expensive plug-ins and unclear choices.
With so many permutations, setting up any of the several chiropractic EMR computer-based packages will be distracting, frustrating and devastating to your financial department—and your cash flow.
Is Chiropractic EMR and EHR Software Mandatory?
As we understand the rules, at the moment there is no requirement to get EHR, however there will be a penalty for not submitting electronic claims. These amount to mere pennies--hardly worth the hassle in our opinion. Instead, it would be far more valuable to learn to document without the computer first, since it won't do it for you. That is why this paperwork system is so critical. Even should the electronic software become mandatory in several years, after having mastered a paper system and learned all the nuances of documentation, it will be easier to evaluate the various software solutions. Plus, by then, the prices will likely come down!
Some justify their EMR investment as a way to speed reimbursement. But they overlook the fact, that if set up incorrectly or used improperly, their software will also speed an audit. Moving to an electronic solution may not protect you from making one or more of the top 10 mistakes that trigger an audit or review.
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Before you get lost in a sea of initials and a labyrinth of screens and computer upgrades, master your documentation requirements on paper first. The steep learning curve, the technology demands on your practice and the changes to your daily routine that chiropractic EMR software will force, will be considerably easier to accommodate after integrating our Paperwork System into your practice.
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Q: Is there way to actually move allocated object to std::list In C styled linked list you just set pointer to allocated object, while in C++ copy seems unavoidable.
Naive test code:
#include <cstring>
#include <iostream>
#include <chrono>
#include <memory>
#include <list>
#include <vector>
using std::cout;

struct LinkedS{
    LinkedS *next = nullptr;
    float f;
    std::vector<float> v{1};
};

struct S{
    float f;
    std::vector<float> v{1};
};

int main()
{
    S* s = new S;
    cout << &s->v.front() << ' ' << &s->f << '\n';
    std::list<S> li;
    li.push_front( std::move( *s ) );
    cout << &li.front().v.front() << ' ' << &li.front().f << '\n';
}

https://godbolt.org/z/33T4179Gj
Here vector content is actually moved, but struct data is still copied unfortunately.

A: This usage of new is not a good C++, it is not Java/C#, do not use new unless you have to and when you have to, use std::unique_ptr.
Are you looking for emplace_front, emplace_back? They can construct the stored object at its final destination.
C++20
#include <list>
#include <vector>
struct S{
    float f;
    std::vector<float> v;

};

int main()
{
    std::list<S> li;
    li.emplace_front(42.4f,std::vector{1.f,2.f,3.f,4.f,5.f});

}

C++17
Sadly prior to C++20, a constructor is required, aggregates do not count.
#include <list>
#include <vector>

struct S{
    float f;
    std::vector<float> v;
    S(float f, std::vector<float> v):f(f),v(std::move(v)){}
};

int main()
{
    std::list<S> li;
    li.emplace_front(42.4f,std::vector{1.f,2.f,3.f,4.f,5.f});

}

If you really need to pass a pre-allocated pointer to a container, it is not possible. std::list is not a linked list per se, it only has requirements on operations that will likely lead to linked-list implementation. Furthermore all STL containers use customizable Allocators and each allocator owns and provides the storage for its container, it cannot be passed in from an external source.
Although there are some recent exceptions for associative containers with std::map::extract and std::map::insert operating on nodes. In theory, std::list might get them too in the future.
True linked list
Nothing is stopping you from creating std::list<std::unique_ptr<T>> and working with that.

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Does what you think about your ability really matter? If you had asked me that question a few years ago, my response would have been, "No, not really." But over the past two years, I've changed from the negative, stressed-out, perfectionist teenage girl I was my freshman year to the joyful person I am today. Now, my response is much different.
What you think about yourself is the foundation of your perspective, your mindset, and your view of the world. I had the opportunity to share my journey and my thoughts on the power of perspective in April, when I gave a TEDx Talk at Burlington High School. This is my story, and I hope that you will find some piece of it that you can apply to your own life.
During my freshman year of high school, I started off strong. But then my mood began to change. I got caught up in the trap of perfectionism, and felt the pressure that came with it. I grew tired and stressed out. Of course, this was not every day. There were the days when I felt on top of things, content, happy with my friends and my family and my life. But other times, when the feelings of negativity crept in, it was hard to make them go away. And I saw many of my friends going through the same patterns of stress and negativity.
We were not alone; teenagers across the country share similar experiences. National trends indicate that among suburban middle and upper-class girls, as many as 30% have experienced anxiety related to "achievement pressures," according to the National Institutes of Health.
I didn't realize the reason for my outlook until I heard about the research on different mindsets.
Last year, I read Carol Dweck's book Mindset, and learning about the different ways people view the world changed my perspective forever. When I read this book, I realized: this is why. I was stuck in the fixed mindset. I believed that I was "naturally" good at some things, and forget the rest. I had bought into a common result of the fixed mindset: the trap of perfectionism and the fear of taking intellectual risks. Reading this book opened my eyes; I could put a name and a reason to what I was feeling, and, even better, I could see the solution: moving to the growth mindset.
It started with a decision, and, as I was looking back through an old journal, I found that it was the decision I made on the New Year's of my sophomore year, 2016. I wanted to have a more positive outlook. I didn't want stress to consume me anymore. I didn't want to have a happy facade covering negativity underneath. So I made a decision that started with shifting my mindset. I wrote down a simple goal in my journal: when I feel like complaining, I will find the positive in the situation instead. And, I will focus on improvement, rather than perfection.
As most goals are, my goal to shift my mindset was much simpler and easier on paper. The struggle was in the everyday situations. And I was my own opponent. It takes time to break habits—especially habits of thought. Breaking my habit of negativity required not only a decision at the beginning—my resolution—but a million small decisions along the way. No more complaining about difficult classes; embrace the challenge and work harder instead. Start the day with an encouraging quote. Reconnect with my faith and make time for prayer and reflection. Take an extra minute to ask someone how his/her day is going. Journal about my struggles and joys. Stay positive. Smile.
I have come a long way since that New Year's resolution. Of course, I still face days when the struggle returns more acutely than ever—I feel the pressure and stress not only from school, but from the stuff that happens in life, relationships, the things we all face. But the difference now is how I deal with those challenges. My perspective has changed: no longer do I succumb so easily to the trap of negativity. Positivity and growth are the lens through which I try to see my world. With my newfound growth mindset, I now have a perspective that allows me to see challenges in a new way: not as obstacles that will defeat me, but as opportunities to grow.
Hi Gabby - thank you for sharing your video and your message! well done.


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Q: How do I get multiple axes to be on both sides of a LiveChart? I have 3 Y-axes. I would like 1 Y-axis on the left and 2 Y-axis on the right of the chart. I tried the Position attribute but that doesn't seem to do anything. How can I do this?
Here is all the code. I've included MainWindow.xaml, MainWindow.xaml.cs, and MainViewModel.cs.
This should be all the code you need.

MainWindow.xaml
<Window x:Class="WpfLiveChartExample.MainWindow"
        xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"
        xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
        xmlns:d="http://schemas.microsoft.com/expression/blend/2008"
        xmlns:mc="http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/markup-compatibility/2006"
        xmlns:local="clr-namespace:WpfLiveChartExample"
        xmlns:lvc="clr-namespace:LiveCharts.Wpf;assembly=LiveCharts.Wpf"
        mc:Ignorable="d"
        Title="MainWindow" Height="450" Width="800"
        Loaded="TestChart_Loaded">
    <Window.DataContext>
        <local:MainViewModel />
    </Window.DataContext>
    <Grid>
        <Grid.DataContext>
            <local:MainViewModel />
        </Grid.DataContext>
        <Grid.Resources>
            <Style x:Key="CleanSeparator" TargetType="lvc:Separator">
                <Setter Property="IsEnabled" Value="False"></Setter>
            </Style>
        </Grid.Resources>
        <Grid.RowDefinitions>
            <RowDefinition Height="Auto"></RowDefinition>
            <RowDefinition Height="Auto"></RowDefinition>
            <RowDefinition Height="*"></RowDefinition>
            <RowDefinition Height="Auto"></RowDefinition>
        </Grid.RowDefinitions>
        <TextBlock x:Name="TestChartTitle" Grid.Row="0" TextWrapping="Wrap">
            You can create multiple axes, just set the Series.ScalesXAt or Series.ScalesYAt properties, you must also add the axis explicitly.
        </TextBlock>
        <lvc:CartesianChart x:Name="TestChart" Grid.Row="2" LegendLocation="Bottom">
            <lvc:CartesianChart.AxisY>
                <lvc:Axis Foreground="DodgerBlue" Title="Blue Axis"   />
                <lvc:Axis Foreground="IndianRed" Title="Red Axis" Position="RightTop">
                    <lvc:Axis.Separator>
                        <lvc:Separator Style="{StaticResource CleanSeparator}"></lvc:Separator>
                    </lvc:Axis.Separator>
                </lvc:Axis>
                <lvc:Axis Foreground="DarkOliveGreen" Title="Green Axis" Position="RightTop">
                    <lvc:Axis.Separator>
                        <lvc:Separator Style="{StaticResource CleanSeparator}"></lvc:Separator>
                    </lvc:Axis.Separator>
                </lvc:Axis>
            </lvc:CartesianChart.AxisY>
            <!--<lvc:CartesianChart.Series>
                <lvc:LineSeries Values="1,5,3,5,3" ScalesYAt="0"/>
                -->
            <!--Scales at blue axis, Axis[0]-->
            <!--
                <lvc:LineSeries Values="20,30,70,20,10"  ScalesYAt="1"/>
                -->
            <!--Scales at red axis, Axis[1]-->
            <!--
                <lvc:LineSeries Values="600,300,200,600,800"  ScalesYAt="2"/>
                -->
            <!--Scales at green axis, Axis[2]-->
            <!--
            </lvc:CartesianChart.Series>-->
        </lvc:CartesianChart>
    </Grid>
</Window>

MainWindow.xaml.cs
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using System.Windows;
using System.Windows.Controls;
using System.Windows.Data;
using System.Windows.Documents;
using System.Windows.Input;
using System.Windows.Media;
using System.Windows.Media.Imaging;
using System.Windows.Navigation;
using System.Windows.Shapes;

namespace WpfLiveChartExample
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Interaction logic for MainWindow.xaml
    /// </summary>
    public partial class MainWindow : Window
    {
        public MainWindow()
        {
            InitializeComponent();
        }

        private void TestChart_Loaded(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
        {
            InitializeTestChart();
        }

        private void InitializeTestChart()
        {
            TestChart.Series = (DataContext as MainViewModel).SeriesCollection;
            TestChart.AxisY = (DataContext as MainViewModel).YAxisCollection;
        }
    }
}

MainViewModel.cs
using LiveCharts.Wpf;
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;

using System.Windows.Media;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using LiveCharts.Configurations;
using LiveCharts;

namespace WpfLiveChartExample
{
    public class MainViewModel
    {
        private AxesCollection _yAxisCollection;
        public AxesCollection YAxisCollection { get => _yAxisCollection; }

        private SeriesCollection _seriesCollection;
        public SeriesCollection SeriesCollection { get => _seriesCollection; }

        public MainViewModel()
        {
            _yAxisCollection = new AxesCollection
            {
                new Axis { Title = "Y-Axis 1", Foreground = Brushes.Red },
                new Axis { Title = "Y-Axis 2", Foreground = Brushes.Green },
                new Axis { Title = "Y-Axis 3", Foreground = Brushes.Blue }
            };

            GenerateTestSeries();
        }

        public void GenerateTestSeries()
        {
            LiveCharts.SeriesCollection testSeries = new LiveCharts.SeriesCollection();

            var dataPoints = ConvertPointListString("0,3.108 0.814,3.345 1.628,3.342 2.442,3.221 3.256,3.087 4.071,3.004 4.885,2.988 5.699,3.014 6.513,3.03 7.327,2.98 8.141,2.814 8.955,2.514 9.769,2.088 10.584,1.573 11.398,1.004 12.212,0.372");
            var ls1 = new LineSeries
            {
                Name = "Test_Series_1",
                Configuration = new CartesianMapper<DataPoint>()
                        .X(dp => dp.X)
                        .Y(dp => dp.Y),
                Title = "Test Series 1",
                Values = dataPoints,
                PointGeometry = null
            };

            var dataPoints2 = ConvertPointListString("0,1.359 0.814,1.584 1.628,2.177 2.442,2.737 3.256,3.164 4.071,3.518 4.885,3.858 5.699,4.216 6.513,4.574 7.327,4.863 8.141,5.01 8.955,4.969 9.769,4.721 10.584,4.308 11.398,3.784 12.212,3.15");
            var ls2 = new LineSeries
            {
                Name = "Test_Series_2",
                Configuration = new CartesianMapper<DataPoint>()
                        .X(dp => dp.X)
                        .Y(dp => dp.Y),
                Title = "Test Series 2",
                Values = dataPoints2,
                PointGeometry = null
            };

            var dataPoints3 = ConvertPointListString("0,0 0.814,27.099 1.628,39.408 2.442,45.311 3.256,50.089 4.071,54.802 4.885,59.645 5.699,64.222 6.513,68.022 7.327,70.766 8.141,72.09 8.955,71.418 9.769,68.126 10.584,60.939 11.398,47.694 12.212,22.742");
            var ls3 = new LineSeries
            {
                Name = "Test_Series_3",
                Configuration = new CartesianMapper<DataPoint>()
                        .X(dp => dp.X)
                        .Y(dp => dp.Y),
                Title = "Test Series 3",
                Values = dataPoints3,
                PointGeometry = null
            };

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God loves Rock and Roll!
Giving makes you what you are…. It made me think about the capital campaign. I am still humbled by the generosity of our parish family. Together we tackled some big projects…and if you followed my columns on the work, some big surprises!
Now we are nearing the end of the campaign. Yes, there are some pledgees that opted for the five-year plan. But the majority of the funds pledged have been donated and, for the most part, spent.
So what happens next? We still need to maintain both the building and our mission to the Reading area and the diocese. This too needs to be funded. Otherwise, the money spent on our building was for naught.
The downstairs kitchen needs a hand washing station to pass the health code, which allows us to use the kitchen to serve food at events like the FALL-iday fair, which can generate money for Good Shepherd.
The new HVAC system will need to be maintained.
Walk around the building and note that the gutters are falling off. The lawn needs an injection of seed and fertilizer.
Small parts of our building still need help—the front door on Woburn street, the plaster around the Good Shepherd window, and so on—these little repairs add up.
Updating the bathrooms—because of the added costs of the organ and the roof, there is just no money for the work.
And how about our staff? We need to pay them a wage that reflects what they do for us. For example, there are guidelines for salaries for rectors that we are not meeting.
The vestry is doing the best they can, given the anticipated funds. But if we do what we need to do, it will be a deficit budget. Now I am sure some reader is saying "Hold On! The budget was balanced over the last three years!" Well that is correct, but that statement needs some perspective. The last three balanced budgets deferred much of the maintenance needed on our building (thank God for our volunteers!) and salaries were level funded. Also, in the 24 years I have been coming to Good Shepherd, very few budgets were balanced.
So what do we want to do, Good Shepherd? Those people who pledged to the capital campaign, can you take some of that money that you gave going forward and make it part of your regular pledge? Can you help us fund the parish and keep this a place to be proud of?
We are planning a series of meetings after the service where you can ask questions and express your feelings. I hope you will come and let me and the Vestry hear your voice.
I want you to know that I am increasing my pledge. How about you?


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HomeElectronics & SemiconductorsSelf-validation of complex electronic systems using gray box models
Self-validation of complex electronic systems using gray box models
Hybrid models combine the advantages of both physical and data-driven models. Credit: Fraunhofer IZM
When you mix together black and white, you get gray—and with it, a new method that should allow complex electronic systems to monitor themselves. Using so-called gray box models, on which researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Reliability and Microintegration IZM are working, it will be possible to detect signs of wear or manipulation in electronic systems at an early stage, before an actual failure occurs.
The new process is being initially developed and tested for safety-critical applications in the automotive and rail sectors. The basic principle can, however, be transferred to many more application areas.
A car is expected to run reliably for many years, through hot summers, frosty winters, rain and storms. Today, however, our vehicles are equipped with more and more electronic devices that must be able to withstand these extreme conditions.
Until now, this problem for safety-critical systems has often been solved in practice with overdesign and redundant features. One such example is electronic systems or parts thereof that are installed in duplicate, so that when a fault occurs, the backup system can take over until the problem is fixed.
A research project at Fraunhofer IZM is contributing to a future of more elegant, sustainable and energy-efficient solutions in this area. As part of the SesiM project, which began last summer under the leadership of Siemens AG, Fraunhofer researchers are working together with other partners from the fields of mobility and artificial intelligence to find self-validation solutions for complex electronic systems.
Focusing on automotive and rail applications, the researchers are investigating how these systems could assess themselves and report on their condition, for example via an integrated light system.
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"We are more interested in the state before the electronics are broken than when they are actually broken," explains Dr. Johannes Jaeschke, electrical engineer and the Fraunhofer IZM project lead for the joint project.
"Long before a system fails, certain functions can be compromised, for example when materials become brittle. The mechanical stability of the component often does not provide early enough detection of signs of aging. This makes it a struggle to monitor electronic systems."
Making gray from black and white
The project's researchers see the gray box model as the key to effective self-validation of electronic systems. It has acquired this name as it is based on both white box and black box approaches.
For many years, Fraunhofer IZM has been working intensively on electronic systems at a physical level. With their expertise in measurement technology and design, the researchers can develop models for condition monitoring and forecasting based on physical processes and modeled around, for example, boundary conditions such as temperature or humidity.
Because it is clear how this type of model functions, it is called a white box model. However, the more complex an electronic system is, the harder it is to map and monitor it on a purely physical level in a holistic manner. For data-driven models that use artificial intelligence, complex structures and large amounts of data are no problem. However, what happens inside these systems remains unclear—hence the name black box model.
"We can combine the best of both worlds in gray box models," summarizes Jaeschke. "This is why we are also referring to it as hybrid modeling. We can process a vast amount of data while, at the same time, understanding the physical reasons behind changes in the signal. This way, we can increase trust in our data."
Test PCB with functional structures for generating a digital fingerprint. Credit: Fraunhofer IZM
From test printed circuit boards (PCBs) to prototypes
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To date, practical applications of gray box models are largely unchartered territory. So, after an initial design phase, the SesiM researchers are now also working on describing simple circuits that will increase in complexity as the research project progresses. The test PCBs are precisely measured and tested during production and then in their operating state.
"By doing this, we are generating a digital fingerprint for our test wiring," explains Jaeschke. This means that data will be collected even under extreme boundary conditions.
The next step is to identify the parameters within the large amount of data that are relevant for mapping the system and then, taking into account the physical knowledge, to create a model that detects deviations from a predefined ideal state. External manipulations should thereby be recognized as quickly as possible, and wear can be forecast early on.
At a later point in the project, the test PCBs will then be transferred to prototypes for automotive and rail applications, which will be used to extensively analyze the models created.
Potential for a range of applications
In the future, it may therefore be possible for an integrated intelligent system in a car to provide an early warning for a problem with the electronics, offering a self-diagnosis. When servicing a car, mechanics will then be able to view all of the information collected by the vehicle about its condition and make targeted repairs on the basis of this information.
A follow-up project by researchers at Fraunhofer IZM will focus on the topic of aviation. Applications outside of the mobility sector are also possible—for example in medical engineering and offshore windfarms, for which regular external monitoring and preventative maintenance are difficult to carry out.
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The overarching aim of SesiM is to initially prove that the basic principle that electronic systems can self-validate using gray box models actually holds true.
Jaeschke has faith in the idea: "If we succeed, our approach will make a significant contribution to increasing the reliability of electronic systems. It is hugely important, particularly in the safety-critical mobility sector, and would further strengthen the reputation of automotive and rail technology developed in Germany."
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By Valerie Massie
For the fourth time in two decades, the federal government has stripped an ex-Nazi interpreter of his Canadian citizenship. 93-year-old Helmut Oberlander, of Waterloo, Ont., is accused of hiding or lying about his past service with a Nazi death squad prior to becoming a Canadian citizen in 1960. But as he has done in the past, Oberlander intends to challenge his latest citizenship revocation — which came down through a recent federal order-in-council. There's no question that he lied about his wartime past, but his argument is that while he was part of the death squad he didn't kill anyone. Amanda Hohmann, the National Director of the League for Human Rights at B'nai Brith talks about the case.
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The Japanese a few weeks lived with body of dead mother because I didn't know what to do with it. About it reports information portal Sora News 24.
The incident occurred in the city of Yokohama, capital of Kanagawa Prefecture. Police arrested 49-year-old unemployed man and accused him that he did not care about the deceased in a proper way. They found out that 76-year-old woman died around the middle of October, in the kitchen of his apartment. Her body already beginning to decompose, when the son of shut-ins moved him to the bedroom.
On the woman's body found no signs of violence, police believed that the cause of death was illness or old age. The guards do not say, will suffer if the man is punished for something that is not reported on the death of his mother (it is considered a crime in Japan). However, given his psychological state, the Japanese have a chance to avoid it.
Hikikomori — the Japanese, refusing from social life, often not leaving the house without work and living off relatives. In 2010, the Japanese government reported 700 thousand hikikomori, the authorities are trying to combat and trying to socialize hermits.


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John's music brings together the two main strands of his early influences – classical and rock music – to forge his own distinctive styles. His post-classical compositions can be strongly rhythmic, but there's a lyrical and melodic side that he likes to give equal attention to. Similarly, he's a lover of simple emotionally-lifting chord movements, but also likes to turn to complex harmonic structures on ocassions. Interweaving these seemingly diverse elements makes for music that is enthralling and often challenging, but that always holds interest.
Music can lead to all kinds of unexpected adventures. In John's case….
* Dreamed of playing in progressive rock bands, and performed on the TV show Countdown.
* Travelled from Melbourne to Broome, about as far as you can go and still be in Australia, just to perform once in an aircraft hangar.
* Enjoyed working in recording studios, but didn't imagine it would lead to becoming a "session musician", or that he would gain enough engineering skills to make a pro home studio a reality.
* Lusted after the sonic possibilities of synthesizers, along with pianos and organs, and owned many fine examples.
* Performed on the famous Melbourne Town Hall organ.
* Programmed a synthesizer to sound like a pipe organ at Melb Town Hall, when the real thing was out of commission.
* Played a Fringe Festival show with totally improvised ensemble Now! Here! This! where the only performance direction was, "We are frogs in a pond".
* Became Musical Director for legendary Australian pop vocalists Colleen Hewett, Johnny Young, Brian Cadd, Mike Brady, and other corporate rock acts.
* Found that he enjoyed solving the little musical puzzles involved in composing advertising music; "jingles", as they're commonly known.
* Conducted synthesizer and music technology training sessions and demonstrations all around Australia and NZ, and throughout Asia, including twice in Tehran.
* Was ahead of his time playing and writing for two-man all-synthesizer bands Random Sample and Dialog.
* Found himself at the home of Roland founder Ikutaro Kakehashi, and in meetings with Korg founder Tsutomu Katoh.
* Travelled from his Melbourne base to Christchurch, Cairns, Abu Dhabi and many more places, just to do a single short performance.
* Discovered that arranging music on computer software meant that his bad hand-writing was taken out of the equation, leading to years of arranging work for Channel 9's Carols By Candlelight and other live-to-air broadcasts, and for Hugh Jackman, Jerry Lewis, and hundreds more clients.
* Improvised with the Terminal Quartet at the Make It Up Club, partly with fingers in ears when the performer next to him got a little too loud.
* Fascinated with sonic art, sound design, new and experimental music, he composed and designed an installation for sound art festival Sonic Residues 02 at Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, Melbourne.
* Met a puppeteer and ended up composing five soundtracks for Dream Puppets, most of them 40 minutes long, with no dialog interrupting. This chance meeting lead to his music being heard all around Australia, and overseas festivals, and an award for Best Music at the 2nd Nanchong International Puppet Art Week, May 2017.
* Written music for instruments that he previously knew little about, such as cello, bassoon, bass flute, and basett horn.
* Solo piano pieces, or piano with sparse accompaniment. An album is in pre-production.
– Monash University Flute Ensemble performed Alighting no.1 for 6 flutes, at 2 concerts in Melbourne, Oct 2018. As well as standard flutes, the work is written for alto, bass, contrabass, and optional sub-contrabass flutes.
– Inventi Ensemble/Matthew Angus performed 6 Abbreviations for Solo Bassoon, at 3 concerts in Melbourne, July 2016.
– Peter Sheridan performed Henso-Kyoko #1 Variations for Solo Flutes at the Subterranean Sonorities concert for Melbourne Composers League, Nov 2016.
– Astra Choir performed Notes From The Borigove at their final concert for 2016 in Melbourne, and Australian Voices followed up with a further performance in Brisbane, March 2017, and a studio recording, details to be announced.
– A trio of clarinets performed Seven Rejoinders for Winds (various arrangements are available) at the East Meets West concert for Melbourne Composers League, 3 Sept 2017.
– His next work for choir is in the planning stages.
John continues to find ways to interweave the musics that he's loved and admired for half a century, and to further develop his own individual voice.


When a group of immortal vigilantes threatens millions, only one man is brave enough to stand in their way.
Their story didn't start this year…or even this millennium.
It began when Moses was on Mt. Sinai. Tired of waiting on the One True God, the twelve tribes of Israel began worshipping a golden calf through pagan revelry. Many received immediate death for their idolatry, but 40 were handed a far worse punishment—endless life on earth with no chance to see the face of God.
This group of immortals became the 13th Tribe, and they've been trying to earn their way into heaven ever since—by killing sinners. Though their logic is twisted, their brilliance is undeniable. Their wrath is unstoppable. And the technology they possess is beyond anything mere humans have ever seen.
The Tribe is poised to execute their most ambitious attack ever and the lives of millions hang in the balance. When Jagger's wife and son are caught in the crossfire, he'll stop at nothing to save them. But how can one man stand against an entire tribe of immortals?


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