What's possible when you bridge the gap between young female designers and leaders in architecture? A conversation initiated over lunch on International Women's Day 2017 generated a year-long research project for two young Leers Weinzapfel Associates (Boston, MA) designers eager to address this topical question.
Girl UNinterrupted, the resulting three-phase, pro-bono initiative founded by Zhanina Boyadzhieva and Juliet Chun, both Associate AIA, strives to make the culture of the design profession more equitable for all, bridging the gap between young women designers (and designers in general) and experienced leaders via opinion sharing to jumpstart future growth. The project was inspired and shaped by the current spotlight on women practitioners and initiatives, including Equity by Design (EQxD), the Beverly Willis Architecture Foundation, the WAGE Project, and others, as well as the founders' self-described "nurturing work environment." Data surveys designed to provide firm leaders with an understanding of young designers' struggles, a conversation series offering suggestions for creating an equitable office culture that maximizes opportunity, and a manual of action tips based on findings comprise the project's accomplishments to date.
Boyadzhieva and Chun presented critical insights from their 2017 Designers Data Survey in Boston at the recent AIA Conference in New York City, providing attending firm leaders and emerging professionals (EPs) – approximately 25% of whom were men – the opportunity to bring practical knowledge back to their firms nationwide. 533 Boston architecture and urban design practitioners, both female (65%) and male (35%), the majority of whom had 3-5 years of experience in firms of all sizes, responded to the survey's four categories of questions: General Information, Negotiation & Self-Confidence, Career Growth, and Work-Life Balance questions.
· EPs feel very comfortable asking questions, but not initiating ideas. Ideas should be cherished and encouraged if the goal is an equitable and diverse team.
· When asked about taking time off, the majority of respondents said they feel guilty. It is essential to recharge, considering the long hours spent in the architecture field. Taking this time should be encouraged by leaders and teammates.
· EPs require a better work-life balance (or as someone called it, "life-work" balance) in which they seek not only continuous learning – the main motivation factor – but also diversity of experiences and opportunities.
· Women suffer from being criticized as aggressive and bossy or not being considered equal to their peers in architecture.
· Minority group challenges are worse than women's problems at large.
· Flexibility must be incorporated into the workplace as we continuously blend life and work.
· Parenthood and parental leave should be addressed and not penalized in the workplace.
· Bachelor's degree programs in architecture should be strengthened to better prepare young practitioners.
Boyadzhieva and Chun's presentation also served as the official launch of the their Girl UNinterrupted manual, which provides data analysis of the Boston survey, the full conversation series with 12 prominent women leaders, and prolific tips for both EPs and leaders to put knowledge into action. Two starting tips presented during the session included conducting internal firm surveys, and taking steps to become actively aware of unconscious bias in the hiring process. The manual will be uploaded to the project's website in the next few weeks for all to view, announced via an e-newsletter and Girl UNinterrupted Twitter posts.
Later this year, the founders are also preparing to release new survey results from cities across the country. "We are currently processing survey data from Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, and Washington, DC, and hope to post results on our website in the fall," says Chun. "We received more than 700 responses, and we're excited to see how the data compares between each city and Boston. We are interested in extracting contextual issues while tracking common trends and issues in practice." Eventually, the founders hope to expand their exploration to more rural regions, where they expect answers "will be quite different" from those they are currently receiving from urban centers.
Girl UNinterrupted is sponsored by Leers Weinzapfel Associates, the Sasaki Foundation, and Hunter Douglas Architectural, and complemented by a host of other supporters. Follow the project's progress on Twitter.
Juliet Chun, Assoc. AIA (left), and Zhanina Boyadzhieva, Assoc. AIA, present their Girl UNinterrupted manual at the AIA Conference on Architecture 2018.


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In the wake of World War II, Bell Labs was committed to solving one of the most pressing technological problems of the day: how to control an electrical current without the clumsy, expensive, and fragile vacuum tubes then in use. Sparing no expense to...
In the wake of World War II, Bell Labs was committed to solving one of the most pressing technological problems of the day: how to control an electrical current without the clumsy, expensive, and fragile vacuum tubes then in use.
Sparing no expense to find a solution, Bell assembled a brilliant all-star scientific team to tackle the problem.
In this episode, we meet the brilliant minds, personalities and egos of the team behind one of the most important innovations of the Twentieth Century, the transistor.
And we also watch as personal jealousies, professional paranoia and and an overwhelming clashing of egos leads to the downfall of "one of the greatest research groups ever put together on a problem"… and ultimately sends one man westward to seek his fortune as the Moses of Silicon Valley.
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This is Untold Silicon Valley, the podcast dedicated to exploring the forgotten and almost-forgotten histories from Silicon Valley's first decades with one part history, one part storytelling, and a pinch of snark.
In this podcast, we will be sitting ringside and examining the times, the events, and most importantly, the people who shaped the industry now known as "Silicon Valley." We'll meet the founders, funders, scientists and innovators who played pivotal roles in the transformation of a little known agricultural valley in Northern California known mainly for its oranges and plums to the home of the global technology industry.
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Anne Undeland and Sam Rebelein will star in "Performing Olana" Sept. 22 to 24 in Hudson. Photo by B. Docktor Photography
Jeff Mousseau and Paul Ricciardi are the co-directors of the Ancram Opera House, and they have brought some inventive theatrical performances to the venue's intimate stage.
But for their next production, they've traded that tiny space for a massive landscape: the Olana State Historic Site in Hudson, N.Y. It was the home and studio of Hudson River School painter Frederic Edwin Church, and he is the subject of "Performing Olana," an original play written by Darrah Cloud and directed by Mousseau and Ricciardi.


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The Department of Computational Linguistics (DCL) is proud to announce the launching of the Conference on Computational Linguistics in Bulgaria and the Call for Papers for its first issue.
CLIB is an international conference that aims to foster the NLP community in Bulgaria and further the cooperation with Bulgarian researchers working in NLP around the world through establishing a forum for sharing high-quality scientific work in all areas of computational linguistics and NLP.
The First CLIB Conference will be held in Sofia, Bulgaria, on September 4, 2014. It is organised by the team of the Department of Computational Linguistics at the Institute for Bulgarian Language in conjunction with the Faculty of Slavic Studies and the Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics at Sofia University.
Registration is now open! All attendees are required to register online before 2 September 2014.
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August 1, 2022 | By Kapil Bathla, Eastman Chemical Co.
Heat transfer fluids (HTFs) provide heating and cooling of process equipment, including reactors, autoclaves, distillation columns, reboilers, mixers and dryers. HTF system designs should provide for effective system venting, both of residual water at startup and of degradation products during operation.
Water concerns
When commissioning new HTF systems (Figure 1), a primary concern should be the effects of water: new systems can be vulnerable to excessive pressures from residual water. Hydrostatic pressure tests (leak checks) conducted on the system during manufacture or onsite after maintenance can be a typical water source. Complete water removal can be hindered by traps and piping elevation changes. The best system designs provide piping installations with slopes toward strategically placed low-point drains. After water is drained, but prior to filling, the system may be further dried by purging warm, dry air (or N2) through the system's circuits until the exiting gas dewpoint reaches –34 to –40°C, indicating moisture has been adequately dried. Close attention to the drying process will significantly reduce the time needed to reach the intended high operating temperatures at start-up.
FIGURE 1. Heat-transfer fluid systems need to be vented for residual water at start-up and for fluid degradation products during operation
Removing moisture at start-up
Prior to circulation, ensure the cold liquid level of the HTF in the system is adequate. This is typically indicated by the expansion-tank liquid level instrument (Figure 1). Next, heat the liquid slowly while circulating throughout all piping circuits with the assumption that water content may be excessive. Valve A is closed, and valves B and C are open. The HTF is circulated through the expansion tank and heats to just above 100°C. This temperature forces the moisture to flash into the vapor space of the expansion tank. Valve E is open, and the ingress of inert gas sweeps the water vapors from the vapor space downstream to a catch tank or flare system. The process continues until moisture symptoms — including pump cavitation, erratic flowrate at the discharge side of the pump, and rattling, knocking and boiling sounds in the expansion tank and pipe — subside.
Once the HTF is deemed adequately dried, the fluid should be capable of continued heating to higher operating temperatures. Typical valve alignment during normal operation is for valves A and B to be open, and valves C and E to be closed. This valve placement allows a lower temperature in the expansion tank (commonly about 25% of system volume), where its thermal degradation rate is negligible.
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In operation, the HTF deteriorates at increasing rates as the operating temperatures approach the bulk operating maximum for the specific HTF, altering the condition and composition of the HTF. Thermal degradation leads to the formation of both high-boiling compounds, which increase fluid viscosity and potential solids formation that increase risks of coke or fouling deposits, and low-boiling compounds that decrease the fluid's viscosity and that have boiling points lower than the boiling range of the HTF. Additionally, increasing low-boiling content can lead to flashpoint depression by 45°C or more.
The low boilers can be managed by routine system venting. Systems are best vented only when the concentration of low boilers exceeds recommended limits based on sample analysis of the fluid.
The same procedure is followed when commissioning a new system, except higher temperatures are needed. For many organic HTFs, the venting procedure is conducted at fluid temperatures near 180 to 200°C. This temperature range supports flashing into the vapor phase and separation of the low boilers from the heat transfer fluid for removal without incurring a significant loss of the HTF components. With valve A closed and valves B and C open, all the fluid flows through the expansion tank. This process raises the fluid temperature in the expansion tank and increases the partial pressures of the low-boiling degradation products. This allows the low boilers to flash into the vapor phase, where their removal is supported by opening valve E. Inert gas can be used to efficiently sweep those vapors across the surface of the liquid and out of the vent line, where they can be condensed and collected for disposal.
Circulation through the expansion tank also ensures that all HTF benefits from reducing levels of low-boilers.
After the venting process, return to the typical valve alignment for normal operation, where valves A and B are open, and valves C and E are closed. This arrangement provides for the thermal expansion and contraction of the HTF volume to and from the expansion tank with temperature changes. Continual venting and purging is not recommended, as this can deplete fractions of the HTF itself, creating related changes in its properties, performance and life expectancy.
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January 2019 : Suspected herdsmen killed a pride of 11 lions that included eight cubs near Hamukungu fishing village, bordering Queen Elizabeth national park. The same fears returned on December 31 when suspicion rose that a pride of lions had moved out of the park towards Kiyenge village in Lake Katwe sub-county.
Those fears were rested after an investigation by Uganda Carnivore Program (UCP) discovered that the young lions had not left their habitat. But on New Year's day, a satellite signal from a device fitted on three male lions gave an indication that the big cats were on the move into the villages neighbouring the park along the highway to Bwera.
The park's experienced ranger-guides can usually locate lions but predator sightings can be guaranteed by signing up for a tour with the Mweya-based Uganda Predator Project which monitors the movement of lions, leopards and hyenas fitted with radio collars.
You can get involved with the predator preservation projects with Lion Tracking experiences. Some lions have been fitted with radio collars, which can be used by the specialised lion trackers in their search for a GPS and magnetic radio signal omitted by the collar. The suspense fills the air as you drive through the bush in search of the lions in anticipation of finding them. When a lion or even a pride is found, you will learn how to help identify individuals by recording whisker patterns, scars, ear tears and other characteristics.
The data you collect goes straight to the ecological monitoring department, and helps the team find solutions to the challenges facing lions.
For more information: http://www.uganda-carnivores.org/
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About how badgers live their lives across the UK
Intro Family Food Lifestyle Size Sounds Threats Diary Latin Setts Evidence Habitat Legal FAQ
Life & Status
Badger Diary
Latin Stuff
Setts
Badgers Act 1991
Other Legal
History of Laws
The Protection of Badgers Act 1992 (c.51)
The Protection of Badgers Act 1992 consolidates and improved previous legislation (including the Badgers (Further Protection) Act 1991). It is a serious offence to kill, injure or take a badger, or to damage or interfere with a sett unless a licence is obtained from a statutory authority. In spite of this, it can be hard to enforce the law, so badger baiting continues.
However, the law is not confined to those involved in badger baiting. It also applies to property developers, farmers, game-keepers, home-owners, pest-control companies and so on.
Basically, if any-one damages or interferes with a badger sett, they can be prosecuted! People can also be prosecuted for having a dead badger - if you see a dead one, arrange for your local Badger Group the local council to collect the carcass and dispose of it. Never try to dispose of a dead badger yourself.
The more details of the Act, please see below, or for a summary of the legislation, a full copy of the Act can be ordered on-line from Her Majesty's Stationary Office.
The Protection of Badgers Act 1992 (c. 51)
This is an Act to consolidate the:
Badgers Act 1973,
the Badgers Act 1991 and
Badgers (Further Protection) Act 1991
This Act protects badgers and their setts, and is laid out in three sections:
Exceptions and Licenses
The 1992 Act repeals previous Badgers Acts of 1973 and 1991, and certain sections of other relevant acts such as The Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981, The Environmental Protection Act 1990, The Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986, The Natural Heritage (Scotland) Act 1991, and The Criminal Justice Act 1991.
Wilfully killing, injures or takes, or attempts to kill, injure or take, a badger.
Cruelly ill-treating a badger, digging for badgers, using badger tongs, using a firearm other than the type specified under the exceptions within the Act.
Interfering with a badger sett by damaging, destroying, obstructing, causing dog a dog to enter a sett, disturbing an occupied sett - either by intent or by negligence.
Selling or offering for sale a live badger, having possession or control of a live badger.
Marking a badger or attaching any ring, tag, or other marking device to a badger.
Taking a disabled badger for the purposes of tending it.
Killing a seriously injured or sickly badger as an act of mercy.
Unavoidably killing a badger as an incidental result of a lawful action.
Any act which is authorized by the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986.
Killing or taking, or attempting to kill or take, or injuring a badger during any of these actions, as necessary for the purpose of preventing serious damage to land, crops, poultry, or any other form of property. This does not apply if it was apparent before that time that such action would be necessary, and a license had not been applied for, or an application had not been determined.
Blocking sett entrances for the purposes of hunting foxes with hounds as detailed in the conditions set within section 8 of the Act.
Having possession of a disabled badger for the purposes of tending it.
An offence will not be committed if a license is obtained from the appropriate authority in order to carry out any activities prohibited by the Act, so long as the conditions contained in the license are adhered to.
A license may be obtained from the appropriate authority in order to kill or take badgers, or interfere with their setts in order to prevent the spread of disease.
A license may be obtained from the appropriate authority in order to interfere with a badger sett for the purpose of agricultural or forestry operations, or to construct, maintain or improve water courses, drainage, and tidal defences.
Appropriate Authority means the relevant "Conservancy Council", or the relevant "Minister". In Scotland these would be "Scottish Natural Heritage" and the "First Minister
Where there are reasonable grounds for suspicion that there is an offence, a constable may without warrant stop and search any person or vehicle involved, and seize anything which may be evidence. In Scotland that person may be arrested if they give a satisfactory name and address.
A Person convicted of an offence or offences under the terms of the Act is liable to a term of imprisonment not exceeding six months per offence, and or a fine not exceeding level 5 (approx £5000).
Persons convicted of offences under the terms of the Act will have any badger, skin, and if the court sees fit, any weapon or article used in the commission of the offence forfeited.
Any dog used in the commission of an offence may be destroyed, and the offender disqualified from having custody of a dog, and made pay for the dogs destruction.
For more information, please refer to:
http://www.legislation.hmso.gov.uk/acts/acts1992/Ukpga_19920051_en_1.htm
About Wildlife Consultants
Laws protect badgers from being harmed and their homes damaged. Whilst permits can be issued to allow such badgers to be moved, you need to have professional research done to see where the badgers are and what they need. In commercial property development, finance and logistics can be very important. Also, if an insurance company is paying for re-building work, they may want to be certain that the commercial risks are understood too. Wildlife Consultants are usually highly experienced at dealing with such legal and commercial issues and should be able to help mitigate the risks. Wildlife consultants help deal with protected species, making sure that developers understand the law and the needs of any animals. Local Badger Groups may also conduct badger surveys, and we run our own email-based Ask An Expert service.


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Aspects  is a 1976 album by Larry Coryell and The Eleventh House.

Track listing

Side one
 "Kowloon Jag" (Larry Coryell) – 5:48
 "Titus" (Danny Toan) – 5.30
 "Pyramids" (Mike Mandel) – 5:22
 "Rodrigo Reflections"* (Larry Coryell) – 4:38

Side two
 "Yin-Yang" (John Lee, Gerry Brown) – 4:44
 "Woman of Truth and Future" (Mike Mandel) – 6:08
 "Ain't It Is" (John Lee) – 5:03
 "Aspects" (Larry Coryell) – 4:25

Personnel
 Larry Coryell – electric and acoustic guitars
 Terumasa Hino – trumpet, flugelhorn
 Mike Mandel – keyboards
 John Lee – bass guitar
 Gerry Brown – drums

Guests
 Randy Brecker – trumpet
 David Sanborn – alto saxophone
 Michael Brecker – tenor saxophone
 Steve Khan – acoustic guitar
 Danny Toan – rhythm guitar
 James Mtume – percussion

References

1976 albums
Arista Records albums
Larry Coryell albums

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Леонид Иванович Шибаршов (29 мая 1933, Киев, Украинская ССР, СССР — 7 июля 2011, Снежинск, Челябинская область, Россия) — русский учёный, физик-теоретик, специалист в области разработки ядерных зарядов, д.ф.-м.н. (1991); Лауреат Ленинской премии (1980). Заслуженный деятель науки Российской Федерации (2006).

Биография
Родился 29 мая 1933 года в Киеве.

С 1955 года после окончания Физического факультета МГУ работал в системе атомной промышленности СССР. С 1954 года направлен в закрытый город Арзамас-16 в КБ-11.

С 1956 года направлен в закрытый город Челябинск-70, где работал техником, научным сотрудником, старшим научным сотрудником. С 1980 по 1988 годы избирался секретарём Партийного бюро Теоретического отделения, с 1996 года назначен начальником отдела Научно-теоретического отделения ВНИИТФ. С 1955 по 1962 годы участвовал в создании физических схем и разработках термоядерных зарядов, создавал физические схемы специальных термоядерных устройств для промышленного использования, при взрыве которых образуется малая радиоактивность. С 1980 года занимался разработкой в области повышения уровня безопасности при производстве, хранении и перевозках ядерных боеприпасов. С 1980 года читал лекции в Челябинском государственном университете и с 1999 года в Снежинском физико-техническом институте<ref
name="Энциклопедия: Атомные города Урала. Город Снежинск"></ref>.

Умер 7 июля 2011 года в Снежинске.

Награды

Ордена
 Орден Трудового Красного Знамени (1971)

Премии
 Ленинская премия (1980 — за фундаментальные исследования, открывшие новые возможности получения высокой степени чистоты термоядерного взрыва)

Звания
 Заслуженный деятель науки Российской Федерации (2006)

Примечания

Литература

Физики-теоретики СССР
Физики-теоретики России
Выпускники физического факультета МГУ
Преподаватели Челябинского государственного университета
Преподаватели МИФИ
Участники советского атомного проекта
Сотрудники Всероссийского научно-исследовательского института экспериментальной физики
Сотрудники Всероссийского научно-исследовательского института технической физики


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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Globalization;
using System.Linq;
using WootzJs.Compiler.JsAst;

namespace WootzJs.Compiler
{
    public class JsRenderer : JsVisitor
    {
        private IndentStringBuilder output = new IndentStringBuilder();
        private Dictionary<JsNode, JsPosition> positions = new Dictionary<JsNode, JsPosition>();

        protected override void DefaultVisit<T>(T node, Action<T> action)
        {
            var startLine = output.CurrentLineNumber;
            var startLinePosition = output.CurrentLinePosition;

            if (!node.IsCompacted)
            {
                base.DefaultVisit(node, action);
            }
            else
            {
                var isCompacting = output.IsCompacting;
                output.IsCompacting = true;
                base.DefaultVisit(node, action);
                output.IsCompacting = isCompacting;
            }

            var endLine = output.CurrentLineNumber;
            var endLinePosition = output.CurrentLinePosition;
            positions[node] = new JsPosition(startLine, endLine, startLinePosition, endLinePosition, node.OriginalNode);
        }

        public IndentStringBuilder Builder
        {
            get { return output; }
        }

        public string Output
        {
            get { return output.ToString(); }
        }

        private void WriteMaybeBlock(JsStatement statement, bool newLine)
        {
            if (statement is JsBlockStatement)
            {
                output.Append(" ");
                statement.Accept(this);
                if (newLine)
                    output.AppendLine();
            }
            else
            {
                output.AppendLine();
                output.CurrentIndentLevel++;
                statement.Accept(this);
                output.CurrentIndentLevel--;
            }
        }

        public override void VisitCompilationUnit(JsCompilationUnit compilationUnit)
        {
            if (compilationUnit.UseStrict)
            {
                output.AppendLine("\"use strict\";");
            }
            if (compilationUnit.Global != null)
            {
                foreach (var statement in compilationUnit.Global.Statements)
                {
                    statement.Accept(this);
                    if (statement is JsBlockStatement)
                        output.AppendLine();
                }
            }
            output.AppendLine("(function($assemblies) {");
            output.CurrentIndentLevel++;
            foreach (var statement in compilationUnit.Body.Statements)
            {
                statement.Accept(this);
                if (statement is JsBlockStatement)
                    output.AppendLine();
            }
            output.CurrentIndentLevel--;
            output.AppendLine("})($assemblies);");
        }

        public override void VisitInvocationExpression(JsInvocationExpression node)
        {
            node.Target.Accept(this);
            output.Append("(");

            var pastThreshold = node.Arguments.Count > 3;
            if (pastThreshold)
            {
                output.AppendLine();
                output.CurrentIndentLevel++;
            }

            for (var i = 0; i < node.Arguments.Count; i++)
            {
                var argument = node.Arguments[i];
                argument.Accept(this);
                if (i < node.Arguments.Count - 1)
                    output.Append(", ");
                if (pastThreshold)
                    output.AppendLine();
            }

            if (pastThreshold)
            {
                output.CurrentIndentLevel--;
            }
            output.Append(")");
        }

        public override void VisitObjectItem(JsObjectItem node)
        {
            output.Append(node.Name);
            output.Append(": ");
            node.Value.Accept(this);
        }

        public override void VisitVariableReferenceExpression(JsVariableReferenceExpression node)
        {
            output.Append(node.Name);
        }

        public override void VisitLocalVariableDeclaration(JsLocalVariableDeclaration node)
        {
            node.Declaration.Accept(this);
            output.AppendLine(";");
        }

        public override void VisitVariableDeclaration(JsVariableDeclaration node)
        {
            output.Append("var ");
            for (var i = 0; i < node.Declarations.Count; i++)
            {
                var declaration = node.Declarations[i];
                declaration.Accept(this);
                if (i < node.Declarations.Count - 1)
                {
                    output.Append(", ");
                }
            }
        }

        public override void VisitVariableDeclarator(JsVariableDeclarator node)
        {
            output.Append(node.Name);
            if (node.Initializer != null)
            {
                output.Append(" = ");
                node.Initializer.Accept(this);
            }
        }

        public override void VisitReturnStatement(JsReturnStatement node)
        {
            output.Append("return");

            if (node.Expression != null)
            {
                output.Append(" ");
                node.Expression.Accept(this);
            }

            output.AppendLine(";");
        }

        public override void VisitParentheticalExpression(JsParentheticalExpression node)
        {
            output.Append("(");
            node.Expression.Accept(this);
            output.Append(")");
        }

        public override void VisitObjectExpression(JsObjectExpression node)
        {
            if (!node.Items.Any())
            {
                output.Append("{}");
            }
            else
            {
                output.AppendLine("{");
                output.CurrentIndentLevel++;
                for (var i = 0; i < node.Items.Count; i++)
                {
                    var item = node.Items[i];
                    item.Accept(this);

                    if (i < node.Items.Count - 1)
                    {
                        output.Append(",");
                    }
                    output.AppendLine();
                }
                output.CurrentIndentLevel--;
                output.Append("}");
            }
        }

        public override void VisitMemberReferenceExpression(JsMemberReferenceExpression node)
        {
            node.Target.Accept(this);
            output.Append(".");
            output.Append(node.Name);
        }

        public override void VisitFunction(JsFunction node)
        {
            output.Append("function");
            if (node.Name != null)
            {
                output.Append(" ");
                output.Append(node.Name);
            }
            output.Append("(");
            for (var i = 0; i < node.Parameters.Count; i++)
            {
                var argument = node.Parameters[i];
                output.Append(argument.Name);

                if (i < node.Parameters.Count - 1)
                {
                    output.Append(", ");
                }
            }
            output.Append(") ");
            node.Body.Accept(this);
        }

        public override void VisitFunctionDeclaration(JsFunctionDeclaration node)
        {
            node.Function.Accept(this);
            output.AppendLine();
        }

        public override void VisitExpressionStatement(JsExpressionStatement node)
        {
            node.Expression.Accept(this);
            output.AppendLine(";");
        }

        public override void VisitBlockStatement(JsBlockStatement node)
        {
            if (node.Statements.Count == 0)
            {
                output.Append("{}");
                return;
            }

            if (!node.Inline)
            {
                output.AppendLine("{");
                output.CurrentIndentLevel++;
            }
            foreach (var statement in node.Statements)
            {
                statement.Accept(this);
                if (statement is JsBlockStatement)
                    output.AppendLine();
            }
            if (!node.Inline)
            {
                output.CurrentIndentLevel--;
                output.Append("}");
                if (node.IsTopLevel)
                    output.AppendLine();
            }
        }

        public override void VisitBinaryExpression(JsBinaryExpression node)
        {
            node.Left.Accept(this);
            output.Append(" ");
            output.Append(node.Operator.GetToken());
            output.Append(" ");
            node.Right.Accept(this);
        }

        public override void VisitParameter(JsParameter node)
        {
            output.Append(node.Name);
        }

        public override void VisitPrimitiveExpression(JsPrimitiveExpression node)
        {
            if (node.Value == null)
            {
                output.Append("null");
            }
            else if (node.Value is string)
            {
                output.Append("\"");
                output.Append(StringEscaper.EscapeString((string)node.Value, false));
                output.Append("\"");
            }
            else if (node.Value is int || node.Value is short || node.Value is byte || node.Value is long || node.Value is sbyte || node.Value is ushort ||
                node.Value is uint || node.Value is ulong || node.Value is float || node.Value is double || node.Value is decimal)
            {
                output.Append(Convert.ToString(node.Value, CultureInfo.InvariantCulture));
            }
            else if (node.Value is bool)
            {
                output.Append((bool)node.Value ? "true" : "false");
            }
            else if (node.Value is char)
            {
                output.Append("\"");
                output.Append(StringEscaper.EscapeString(((char)node.Value).ToString(CultureInfo.InvariantCulture), true));
                output.Append("\"");
            }
            else
            {
                throw new InvalidOperationException("Unexpected primitive expression value: " + node.Value);
            }
        }

        public override void VisitThisExpression(JsThisExpression node)
        {
            output.Append("this");
        }

        public override void VisitNewExpression(JsNewExpression node)
        {
            output.Append("new ");
            node.Expression.Accept(this);
        }

        public override void VisitIfStatement(JsIfStatement node)
        {
            output.Append("if (");
            node.Condition.Accept(this);
            output.Append(")");
            WriteMaybeBlock(node.IfTrue, true);
            if (node.IfFalse != null)
            {
                output.Append("else");
                WriteMaybeBlock(node.IfFalse, true);
            }
        }

        public override void VisitUnaryExpression(JsUnaryExpression node)
        {
            switch (node.Operator)
            {
                case JsUnaryOperator.Negate:
                    output.Append("-");
                    node.Operand.Accept(this);
                    break;
                case JsUnaryOperator.LogicalNot:
                    output.Append("!");
                    node.Operand.Accept(this);
                    break;
                case JsUnaryOperator.PostDecrement:
                    node.Operand.Accept(this);
                    output.Append("--");
                    break;
                case JsUnaryOperator.PostIncrement:
                    node.Operand.Accept(this);
                    output.Append("++");
                    break;
                case JsUnaryOperator.PreDecrement:
                    output.Append("--");
                    node.Operand.Accept(this);
                    break;
                case JsUnaryOperator.PreIncrement:
                    output.Append("++");
                    node.Operand.Accept(this);
                    break;
                case JsUnaryOperator.BitwiseNot:
                    output.Append("~");
                    node.Operand.Accept(this);
                    break;
                default:
                    throw new Exception();
            }
        }

        public override void VisitNativeStatement(JsNativeStatement node)
        {
            var code = node.Code.Trim();
            var lines = code.Split(new[] { '\r', '\n' }, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries);
            foreach (var line in lines)
            {
                output.AppendLine(line);
            }
        }

        public override void VisitNativeExpression(JsNativeExpression node)
        {
            var code = node.Code;
            output.Append(code);
        }

        public override void VisitNewArrayExpression(JsNewArrayExpression node)
        {
            output.Append("new Array(");
            node.Size.Accept(this);
            output.Append(")");
        }

        public override void VisitForStatement(JsForStatement node)
        {
            output.Append("for (");
            if (node.Declaration != null)
            {
                node.Declaration.Accept(this);
            }
            else
            {
                for (var i = 0; i < node.Initializers.Count; i++)
                {
                    var initializer = node.Initializers[i];
                    initializer.Accept(this);
                    if (i < node.Initializers.Count - 1)
                        output.Append(", ");
                }
            }
            output.Append("; ");
            node.Condition.Accept(this);
            output.Append("; ");
            for (var i =  0; i < node.Incrementors.Count; i++)
            {
                node.Incrementors[i].Accept(this);
                if (i < node.Incrementors.Count - 1)
                    output.Append(", ");
            }
            output.Append(")");

            WriteMaybeBlock(node.Body, true);
        }

        public override void VisitIndexExpression(JsIndexExpression node)
        {
            node.Target.Accept(this);
            output.Append("[");
            node.Index.Accept(this);
            output.Append("]");
        }

        public override void VisitRegexExpression(JsRegexExpression node)
        {
            output.Append("/");
            output.Append(node.Pattern);
            output.Append("/");
            if (node.Suffix != null)
                output.Append(node.Suffix);
        }

        public override void VisitArrayExpression(JsArrayExpression node)
        {
            var pastThreshold = node.Elements.Count > 3;

            output.Append("[");
            if (pastThreshold)
            {
                output.AppendLine();
                output.CurrentIndentLevel++;
            }
            for (var i = 0; i < node.Elements.Count; i++)
            {
                var element = node.Elements[i];
                element.Accept(this);

                if (i < node.Elements.Count - 1)
                    output.Append(", ");
                if (pastThreshold)
                    output.AppendLine();
            }
            if (pastThreshold)
            {
                output.CurrentIndentLevel--;
            }
            output.Append("]");
        }

        public override void VisitThrowStatement(JsThrowStatement node)
        {
            output.Append("throw ");
            node.Expression.Accept(this);
            output.AppendLine(";");
        }

        public override void VisitSwitchStatement(JsSwitchStatement node)
        {
            output.Append("switch (");
            node.Expression.Accept(this);
            output.AppendLine(") {");
            output.CurrentIndentLevel++;

            foreach (var section in node.Sections)
            {
                section.Accept(this);
            }

            output.CurrentIndentLevel--;
            output.AppendLine("}");
        }

        public override void VisitSwitchSection(JsSwitchSection node)
        {
            foreach (var label in node.Labels)
            {
                label.Accept(this);
            }
            output.CurrentIndentLevel++;

            foreach (var statement in node.Statements)
            {
                statement.Accept(this);
            }

            output.CurrentIndentLevel--;
        }

        public override void VisitSwitchLabel(JsSwitchLabel node)
        {
            if (node.IsDefault)
                output.Append("default");
            else
            {
                output.Append("case ");
                node.Value.Accept(this);
            }
            output.AppendLine(":");
        }

        public override void VisitWhileStatement(JsWhileStatement node)
        {
            output.Append("while (");
            node.Condition.Accept(this);
            output.Append(")");
            WriteMaybeBlock(node.Body, true);
        }

        public override void VisitDoWhileStatement(JsDoWhileStatement node)
        {
            output.Append("do");
            WriteMaybeBlock(node.Body, true);
            output.Append("while (");
            node.Condition.Accept(this);
            output.AppendLine(");");
        }

        public override void VisitBreakStatement(JsBreakStatement node)
        {
            output.Append("break");

            if (node.Label != null)
            {
                output.Append(" ");
                output.Append(node.Label);
            }

            output.AppendLine(";");
        }

        public override void VisitLabeledStatement(JsLabeledStatement node)
        {
            output.Append(node.Label);
            output.AppendLine(":");
            node.Statement.Accept(this);
        }

        public override void VisitEmptyStatement(JsEmptyStatement node)
        {
            output.AppendLine(";");
        }

        public override void VisitCatchClause(JsCatchClause node)
        {
            output.Append("catch ");
            if (node.Declaration != null)
            {
                output.Append("(");
                node.Declaration.Accept(this);
                output.Append(") ");
            }
            node.Body.Accept(this);
        }

        public override void VisitTryStatement(JsTryStatement node)
        {
            output.Append("try ");
            node.Body.Accept(this);
            output.AppendLine();
            if (node.Catch != null)
            {
                node.Catch.Accept(this);
                output.AppendLine();
            }
            if (node.Finally != null)
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England Air Force Base History
England Air Force Base History (HMPES)
Location: Alexandria, LA 71303 Rapides Parish
N 31° 19.55', W 92° 31.8'
England Air Force Base, which officially closed on December 15, 1992, began as the Alexandria Army Air Base on October 16, 1942 and was formally activated on February 12, 1943, was comprised of 2,604 acres and had two runways — one north-south 7,000 feet long, and one northwest-southeast 9,350 feet long. Its capital assets were valued at more than $600 million.
Until 1945, the facility was used as a B-17 bomber combat crew training school. After cessation of hostilities in Europe in 1945, the base was used to train B-29 bomber flight crews for duty in the Pacific Theater.
As the war with Japan came to an end, so did the training mission. Early in 1946, the base was placed on standby status, eventually being turned over to the City of Alexandria for use as a municipal airport. In 1950, when hostilities in Korea broke out, the base was reactivated as Alexandria Air Force Base. Later that year it was assigned to the Tactical Air Command.
In June 1955, the base was officially named England Air Force Base in honor of Lt. Col. John England, who had been commander of the tenant 389th Fighter Squadron. The last flying unit was the famous 23rd "Flying Tigers" which performed "from Burma to Baghdad," a combat legacy from WWII to Operation Desert Storm.
After reopening in 1950, England Air Force Base was home to many units. The divisions and wings assigned here, and their principal aircraft are listed below.
Unit · Principal Aircraft · Dates
169th Combat Training School · B17, B29 · Feb 43-Sep 46
137th Fighter Bomber Wing · F-84 · Nov 50-Jun 52
132nd Fighter Bomber Wing · F-51, T-33 · Jun 52-Jan 53
366th Fighter Bomber Wing · F-86, F-100 · Jan 53-Sep 57
101st Tactical Fighter Wing · F-84, F-66, F-100 · Feb 54-Jan 64
420th Air Refueling Squadron · KB-29 · Mar 54-Sep 55
622nd Air Refueling Squadron · KB-29, KB-50 · Jul 55-Aug 57
834th Air Division · · Sep 57-Apr 59
3rd Tactical Fighter Wing · F100 · Jan 64-Nov 65
334th Air Division · · Jul 64-Jan 66
1st Air Commando Wing (Later 1st Special Operations Wing · C/AC/EC/HC-47, O-1, U-3, U-6, A/RA-26, T/AT-28, L-28 (Later U-10), A-37, C/AC-119, C-123, C-130 · Jan 66-Jul 69
4410th Combat Crew Training Wing
(Later, 4410th Special Operations Training Group) · AC-47, AC-119, C-123, A-37B · Jul 69-Jul 73
4403rd Tactical Fighter Wing · F-100 · Sep 70 - Jul 72
23rd Tactical Fighter Wing (Flying Tigers) · A-7D, T-33, A-37B, A-10A · Jul 72 - Jun 92
623 Wing · · Jun 92-Dec 92
HMPES
1st Iraq War and Desert Storm, Korean War, Vietnam War, World War 2
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15R E 544715 N 3465808
At or near 7020 England Dr, Alexandria LA 71303, US
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With its themes of homophobia and bullying in school, this coming-of-age drama about three teen outcasts could not be more timely. Withdrawn basketball player Antonio (Leonardo Pazzagli), promiscuous Blu (Valentina Romani) and flamboyantly gay Lorenzo (Rimau Ritzberger Grillo) band together against the taunts of schoolmates - until a kiss shatters their unity.
Irene (Margherita Buy, winner of the David di Donatello Award for Best Actress) has a dream job: traveling through Europe to test the service at The Leading Hotels of the World's 5-star establishments. Yet in the lap of that luxury, she is alone. The film was awarded the Nastro d'Argento as Best Comedy by the Italian film critics union (S.N.G.C.I.). In Italian with English subtitles.


The powerhouse icebreaker Kapitan Khlebnikov (pronounced KLEB-nik-off) has accessed some of the world's most impenetrable and ice-choked waters since 1992.
In 1997, it made history by being the first ship to ever circumnavigate Antarctica with passengers. Take an expedition and experience the Khlebnikov's power and might as you travel to some of the most remote landscapes on the planet.
Because of the large amount of impenetrable sea ice for all but periods in the summer, it took many attempts before the Northeast Passage was first fully traversed. This took place in 1878-79 on an expedition led by the Swedish explorer Baron Adolf Erik Nordenskiöld.
Features private facilities and large windows. Equipped with a desk, hair dryer, robes and large closets.
All suites have a sitting room separated from the bedroom, TV and DVD player. Features private facilities and large windows. Equipped with a desk, hair dryer, robes and large closets.
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Home > Conferences and Events > Lectures > Faculty Honor Lectures > 44
Faculty Honor Lectures
Sherwin Maeser, Utah State University
Utah State University Faculty Honor Lectures
The Faculty Association, Utah State Agricultural College
Like to teach! Whether with the expectant, half-frightened freshman, the senior, worried about his preparation now that . he must get out and meet competition, or the graduate student interested in new discoveries, I like to work with all of them.
I have been teaching a long time now. As has always been the case when one generation is thinking of turning over its work to the next, I am glad to have the opportunity to talk about some of the things that I consider important in this job of teaching.
The most varied and the most acute problems of teaching in college are met with freshmen and sophomores. As a student advances in college he becomes less dependent on the teacher, though a good teacher is important at any stage of a student's education. It is during the earlier years of education that the influence of the teacher is greatest. My remarks will be directed chiefly to the problems of teaching the physical sciences to freshmen. Many of these problems are, however, common to the teaching of all subjects to all students.
Let us take a look at these freshmen. What are they like and why are they as they are? What can we expect of them? What should be our objectives in teaching them? How does science lend itself to the attaining of these objectives? Whatever these boys and girls are now, we must accept them as they are and do our best to help them to richer lives.
This work made publicly available electronically on August 15, 2011.
Maeser, Sherwin, "The Teaching of Science" (1952). Faculty Honor Lectures. Paper 44.
https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/honor_lectures/44
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Promoting Health Prevention & Wellness in the schools, worship facilities, and work places.
Promoting Organ & Tissue Donation, targeting high school and college students.
Promoting the Various Signs and Causes of organ failure as well as preventative measures.
We set up exhibitor booths at various community health awareness events to promote our efforts.
Provide well trained and experienced public speakers to promote health & wellness in the community.
We host our signature health awareness & fundraising events events in the community to promote our efforts.


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A SMAS face-lift is a type of face-lift that involves the repositioning of the deeper tissue layers of the face to produce a very natural appearing and long lasting result. The SMAS layer of the face is the layer of tissue that contains the facial muscles and the overlying facial fat and skin. These layers become lax with age, resulting in deep folds around the mouth and sagging facial fat that cause jowls and loss of jawline definition. A SMAS Face Lift elevates and fixates these layers to a more youthful position, providing definition to the cheekbones, better contour of the cheeks, and a crisper jawline. As the skin is not pulled with this type of face-lift, patients avoid the dreaded "wind-swept" look that screams of a face lift. Because there is not tension on the skin, a SMAS face-lift appears softer and more natural, and has a much longer lasting result.
Facial aging hits the mid-portion of the face especially hard. As facial fat descends due to gravity and relaxed skin, hollows can develop beneath the eyes and cheekbones, causing the face to appear long, old, and even gaunt. A mid face lift corrects these signs of facial aging, but the common techniques that use incisions through the lower eyelids or mouth tend to result in more complications than obvious results. Thankfully, a mid face-lift is a highly effective procedure with very few complications, a fast recovery time, and positively amazing results.
A short scar face-lift is also known as a mini-face lift, cheek lift, or limited incision face-lift. This unique operation is a quick way to rejuvenate a face that is beginning to show early signs of aging. Some of these signs might include cheeks that are starting to drop causing deepening of the nasolabial folds, early jowls, and extra fat beneath the chin, which can also treated with the addition of liposuction. A short scar face lift is less extensive than a standard face lift, and generally does not fully address the neck area. It is primarily designed to lift the cheeks, and soften the fat and skin around the jawline.
A mini face lift or "cheek lift" is designed for patients who show early signs of facial aging which generally include slipping of the cheeks due to a small amount of excess skin, early jowling which results from skin and facial fat descending along the jawline, and prominence of the nasolabial fold. A mini face-lift is most appropriate for patients with adequate skin tone and elasticity. It is generally performed in patients in their late 30's or 40's, who show wrinkles and fine lines with early formation of deep folds. Very often it is a simple procedure that can be performed with mild sedation and local anesthesia.
A stem cell facelift is a term that has been given to the ability of making the face look younger by injecting fat in the face. It gives both youthful and voluptuous volume and can improve skin quality. In younger patients with not too much loose skin, it can be done without a classical facelift involving incisions. In older patients it is best combined with a surgical facelift that removes extra loose skin and repositions facial tissues. The fat transfer is used to fill the deflated volume and the combined surgical facelift and fat transfer takes "facial rejuvenation" to the next level. The combined results are truly unbelievable.
For more information and to find out whether a face-lift is right for you, contact Shapiro Plastic Surgery.


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Q: Angular JS routing with and without param I am new with AngularJS. Basically now I have two pages on my side bar.

  Dashboard

                 Record Count by Branch

Then I tried to link the page from dashboard to the status-count with

            {{ x.BRANCHCODE +" - "+ x.BRANCHNAME}}

App.js
var app = angular.module('jimApp', ['ui.router','ngRoute', 'ngCookies' ]);

app.config(function($stateProvider, $urlRouterProvider) {
        $urlRouterProvider.otherwise('/dashboard');
        $stateProvider.state('dashboard', {
            url : '/dashboard',
            templateUrl : 'views/dashboard.html',
            controller : 'DashboardController'
        }).state('status-count', {
            url : '/status-count/:param1/:param2/:param3',
            templateUrl : 'views/status-count.html',
            controller : 'RecordCountController'
        });
    });

The linking works fine. However one new issue now is the side bar URL is now set to the last URL I clicked, for example
 Record Count by Branch

The desire outcome is the side bar href should be only #/status-count without the parameters.

A: You may skip adding the params to the URL (which will make it visible in the URL), and use params key to define them:
.state('status-count', {
  url : '/status-count',
  templateUrl : 'views/status-count.html',
  controller : 'RecordCountController',
  params: {
    param1: null,
    param2: null,
    param3: null
  }
})

There is only one caveat. You must use ui-sref instead of href in the a tags. But that can be done easily like this:
 ...

This way, the params passed won't be visible in the URL but can be fetched using $stateParams or $transition$.params().

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What happens when I contact Pinarc?
Before a staff member comes to visit, they will ask you some questions about safety in your home. You will be asked questions about pets, smoking and weapons. Please don't be offended as we have to ask everyone the same questions. When Pinarc staff visit your home Occupational Health and Safety laws must be met. On our first visit staff will complete a Home Safety checklist with you. We will discuss the best way of providing support to make sure everyone is safe.
Providing a safe place for client's visitors and staff is important to Pinarc. If a member of your family needs support with behaviour we can work out a plan together.
If staff feel unsafe by your actions they may ask you to leave or services may stop.
Pinarc believes all clients have the right to choose their supports and services. Most Pinarc programs are voluntary. This means you decide if you want to join in.
You can stop going to programs at any time, but sometimes you will need to give us notice before you leave. In some programs you may be still charged a fee after you leave depending on how it is funded. Staff will talk to you about these things when you join a program. If you are thinking of leaving Pinarc programs please let us know as soon as you can.
If you are not happy about being asked to leave you can talk to our Chief Executive officer.
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