Silver is a precious metal just like gold, and many people have used it against inflation and as a great technique to mitigate geopolitical, systematic and monetary risks. It is similar to gold in that the metal has retained its purchasing power for ages, making it a great investment.
For many years, it has maintained a positive demand as a currency, investment and store of value. Looking at the silver's market demand, you will find it flooded by bullion coins, jewellery and industrial products. You will also find silver in stock exchange as a traded product. Its price in the stock market is usually based on speculation. Since both supply and demand are what causes the fluctuations of silver price, this makes it volatile when compared to gold.
Each day, the demand for silver keeps increasing, and although many people might get afraid that the increased demand might prove a high risk to invest in this precious metal, industrial applications have continued to increase at an alarming rate. This only means that even when the market is slow, it will not have a negative impact on the metal.
Since this metal has been in existence for thousands of years, every day brings new uses for silver, which in return, makes its investment demand to increase. However, with increased demand, companies that produce silver are faced with a huge burden of supplying it to customers. They are always facing challenges trying to meet the huge demand created by the increased market value, the need for silver investment and the growing market volumes.
Companies that deal with precious metals are also having a hard time trying to meet the high demand. Such a company includes Indigo Precious Metals, which, as its name suggests, deals in precious metals like silver and gold. With them, you can easily and safely purchase bullion products tax-free to start your investment.
It is real money. Along with gold, it is used as the ultimate form of money since it cannot be created from thin air like paper. Silver doesn't have any counterparty risk since having it in physical form means you don't need to make a contract with any other party, which is unlike in the case of bonds or stocks.
It has been used as money for a long time as a coin, which is more often than gold. Physical silver ensures that you have a real asset that has, for ages, been used as money.
It is cheap- you can easily purchase silver at 1/70th the price of gold. This makes it more affordable for an average investor yet it is precious enough to help you maintain your living standards just like gold. For a person who cannot afford to buy an ounce of gold, silver is the best alternative if you want to hold a precious metal.
Industries are attracted to its rare characteristics and prefer to use it in their applications. With the increasing industrial use for silver, it is a worthy investment for everyone.


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Drinking as little as half a glass of wine a day may raise a woman's risk of developing breast cancer, a new study shows.
By Charlene Laino
May 16, 2005 (Orlando, Fla.) -- Alcohol may be good for your heart in moderation, but drinking as little as half a glass of wine a day may raise a woman's risk of developing breast cancer, a new study shows.
And don't think that switching to beer or spirits is the answer: The more alcohol consumed on a regular basis, the greater the risk, says Wendy Y. Chen, MD, PhD, a cancer specialist at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston.
The study was presented at the annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology.
Chen notes that women thinking about having a few glasses of wine a day for their heart-healthy effects need to figure in the new findings when weighing the risks and benefits. She stresses that "its only regular, repeated use that increases the chance of breast cancer. For most women, having a glass of wine or beer on occasion is not a problem."
Postmenopausal Women at Greatest Risk
Previous studies have linked alcohol intake with an increased breast cancer risk. Alcohol may change the way the body metabolizes estrogen. Many breast cancers are fueled by the hormone estrogen. Therefore, regular use of alcohol is thought to increase the risk of breast cancer by increasing blood estrogen levels.
The new study tracked the health of 122,000 women since 1976. They were free of cancer at the start of the study. Every four years, the women were asked how much alcohol they had used during an average month in the past year.
By 2002, nearly 6,000 of the women developed breast cancer.
When compared with teetotalers:
Women who drank the equivalent of a half glass of wine a day were 6% more likely to develop breast cancer.
Women who drank a glass or two a day faced a 21% increased risk of breast cancer.
Those who drank more than two drinks a day were 37% more likely to develop breast cancer.
However, the risk was much greater in menopausal women:
Menopausal women who drank a half glass of wine daily increased their chance of breast cancer by 18%.
The elevated risk was also more pronounced for women whose tumor growth was fueled by the hormones estrogen or progesterone -- a group that accounts for about 70% of women with breast cancer.
Assessing Breast Cancer Risk
The American Cancer Society lists alcohol as a risk factor for breast cancer. It clearly states that having a drink or more a day is a risk factor for the disease. One standard drink a day is defined as moderation for women.
But this is the first study to show that even a half glass a day is associated with "a slight but definite increase in risk," says Len Lichtenfeld, MD, the society's deputy chief medical officer.
So what should a woman do with all this new information?
First of all, don't fret if you've indulged in a glass of wine or beer now and then, Chen says. At the same time, don't think that abstaining all week only to start partying come happy hour on Friday is going to help, Chen tells WebMD. "It's the average amount the counts -- a glass a day for seven days carries the same risk as seven glasses on one day, once a week."
Also, don't make the mistake of thinking that becoming a teetotaler means you'll lower your risk of the disease, Lichtenfeld says.
The new findings "have to be looked at as one more piece of information among many risk factors," he tells WebMD. "In the big scheme of things; [alcohol] is a small issue" compared with something such as family history."
A sure bet: Follow a healthy lifestyle, with a good diet, exercise, and avoidance of smoking and heavy drinking, Lichtenfeld says.
WebMD Health News
SOURCES: 41st Annual Meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology, Orlando, Fla., May 13-17, 2005. Wendy Chen, MD, PhD, instructor in medicine, Harvard Medical School, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston. Len Lichtenfeld, MD, deputy chief medical officer, American Cancer Society, Atlanta.
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We board the plane in our multi-layered Antarctic kit which was fitted yesterday. Before being seated, a brown paper bag was thrust in my hands by a smiling burley South African that contained all sorts of goodies for the flight. After getting use to the shaking and shuddering of the old Hercules, the eight hour flight was quite pleasant.
I still couldn't get those damn ear plugs to stay in. I noticed that I was the only one suffering from this rather annoying practice of trying to relocate the plug so they didn't fall out again. It must have looked as though I was constantly trying to shove a finger in my ear to give them a good clean! The plane was only half full with four Kiwis and the rest American. Fortunately, we had windows which enabled me to take a look at the sea ice developing as we approached the Sub Antarctic.
Then a short time later, there she was in all her glory, Antarctica. Absolutely stunning. We flew down the line of the Trans Antarctic Mountain Range on the approaches to Ross Island and Scott Base.
After landing the first thing I notice is the rush of cold air. A quick obligatory photo of the old Hercules and off we trundle to Scott Base where we are warmly greeted by Scott Base administration. After refreshments it was a a very comprehensive tour of Scott Base and induction. My first thoughts are "this is one hell of a professional outfit." The plan tomorrow – Antarctic Field Training.
I'm here, Pegasus runway Ross Island.
Great talking with Lynn Freeman from Radio New Zealand. The interview includes discussion about the ensuing paintings of the historic huts.
Nelson artist Sean Garwood is a veteran of the Southern Ocean, and after a lifetime sailing its wild waters, he's finally getting the chance to visit its crown.
This month, Garwood will visit the ice as part of Antarctica New Zealand's artist programme, sketching and photographing two historic huts in preparation for a series of paintings.
Left behind more than 100 years ago by Robert Falcon Scott and Ernest Shackleton during the Heroic Age of Antarctic exploration, the wooden huts and their contents – including medical, scientific and photographic equipment, food, clothing, and even toothbrushes – were used as bases for expeditions to the South Pole and for conducting scientific experiments.
A copy of Herbert Ponting's glass plate original showing polar explorers Apsley Cherry-Garrard, Henry Robertson, "Birdie" Bowers, Lawrence Oates, Cecil Meares and Edward L. Atkinson in the 'Tenements', sleeping quarters in Scott's Hut, Cape Evans, 1911-1914. Many of the mens' belongings remain in the huts.
They have been preserved since then as time capsules of the age – first by the cold, dry climate, and later by professional conservators from the Antarctic Heritage Trust, who since 2006 have been working to stabilise the eerie, immersive, museum-like qualities of the three Ross Island huts and ensure they are there for the future.
The heroic-era buildings and their 18,202 individual artefacts were in danger of loss after a century of extreme environmental conditions. Heritage carpenters have repaired and weatherproofed Scott's huts at Cape Evans and Hut Point and Shackleton's hut at Cape Royds, improving environmental conditions.
Garwood has no particular number of oil paintings he wants to complete, but will build a highly detailed narrative series, beginning with the extremes of the Southern Ocean, then the wooden huts and the expedition equipment and personal belongings of the explorers who made the continent a temporary, fragile home. He said it was very important to him to capture something of the men that lived there, and bring the feeling of the place to the eventual viewers of his work.
Though he's apprehensive about whether his camera equipment will work well in the early summer temperatures – the mean is -11.3 degrees at that time of year – he's excited about meeting fellow artists on similar programmes and said Antarctica New Zealand and the Antarctic Heritage Trust would provide excellent backup and advice.
Jeanine Begg, Antarctica New Zealand communications general manager and manager of the community engagement programme, said there were more than 45 high-quality proposals, and Garwood's was one of just six selected.
"Sean not only has the technical skills needed to translate the science of our earliest explorers at Shackleton's Nimrod hut at Cape Royds and Scott's Terra Nova hut at Cape Evans into stunning works of art, he has also planned a strong series of outreach events upon the completion of his works," she said.
"These historic huts stand protected on Ross Island as monuments to the early exploration of the Earth's last frontier. Since 1960, New Zealand Heritage conservators have worked hard to excavate ice from the interior of the huts, maintain the structures and restore the artefacts inside and adjacent to the huts. The opportunity for Sean to work with the team at the Antarctic Heritage Trust, and visit these huts in person is a true privilege.
"Sean has been an absolute delight to work with in preparation for this opportunity – his commitment to communicating the significance of Antarctic science through his art is a testament to his love of the heritage and scientific endeavour on the frozen continent.
In one way, Garwood is following in his father's footsteps – accomplished Australian painter Michael Garwood was once commissioned by the Canberra Federal Museum of Science to produce a painting showing the hut of famous Australian Antarctic explorer Douglas Mawson.
On his return to Nelson in December, he will begin working full time on a collection of highly detailed oil paintings, focusing predominantly on the inside of the huts.
Garwood describes his work as having an almost obsessive attention to detail, and his oeuvre includes paintings of country sport and antique or colonial subjects – hunting, fly fishing, and life by the sea – which are rich in the textures of canvas, old wood, leather, and metal.
From the age of 10, he knew he wanted to go to sea and paint like his father, the Australian artist Michael Garwood, and by the time he was 21 he was New Zealand's youngest ever Deep Sea Master, eventually becoming captain of trawlers in the Southern Ocean. He used to take his art supplies with him and drew at every opportunity. Nine years ago he became a full-time artist, spending five years in a kind of apprenticeship to himself as he worked with his chosen medium, classic realism and the oil painting techniques of the old masters.
Garwood is familiar with extremes of the Southern Ocean, spending years as a ship's captain. He describes it as "one of the most remarkable places on earth".
He has also sailed from Lyttelton on many occasions in his maritime career, following the same ocean passages that Scott and Shackleton sailed to reach Ross Island in Antarctica to begin their expeditions.
Garwood paints full-time from his Nelson studio, and says that due to his meticulous attention to detail in the classic realism genre, he expects to take months to finish the Antarctic paintings. Exhibitions throughout New Zealand will follow.


For the past two months, some Mills students have rallied over the death of Oscar Grant III on Jan. 1, saying his death illustrates the need to fight police brutality.
Bystanders at the Fruitvale BART recorded 22 year-old Grant's death on cellphones and posted videos of the incident on YouTube. These videos showed Grant lying on his back, unarmed, as BART police officer Johannes Mesherle shot him.
Almost two weeks later, police arrested Mesherle, but he plead not guilty against murder charges, according to a Feb. 20 San Francisco Chronicle article.
Some members in the Oakland community were not satisfied with how the case developed.
On Mar. 5, at least one Mills student protested at the Fruitvale station held by the activist group "No Justice, No BART." This event fell short of its goal of shutting down the station.
About 50 protesters chanted for justice, including senior Rebecca Woodbury. She said she was not satisfied with the progress from BART board members during the investigation.
Woodbury also attended a protest on Jan. 7 in downtown Oakland, where protesters set trashcans on fire and shattered windows.
"Although I don't condone all of the vandalism that was committed, I do think that protest is what got Mesherle arrested," she said.
The two organized the Facebook event in only 48 hours.
Pelley and Wheeler both started organizing small protests and participated in the March of Stolen Lives held on Feb. 6. This march was for family members who lost relatives to violence.
"It was important that we did something because that's what police officers want us to do, to just brush off these kind of things," Wheeler said.
Ethnic studies department head Julia Sudbury also voiced her thoughts on the events that transpired on New Years Day.


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This wine is meant to be the testimony of the past of Ticino, when the Merlot grape was not cultivated yet and many varieties of hybrids were present instead, the so-called "Americana".
With a typical aroma of strawberries and raspberries (because of which is also called "strawberry grape"), it gives wine a very particular taste, of which there are as many admirers as are its detractors.
This wine, which was drunk at the time of our grandparents, can, for a moment, as an old song, open the closet of our remotest memories.
This wine contains 5 varieties of "Americana" (Magliasina, also called Katobwa, Isabella, Clinton, Baco and Noah), whose amounts vary each year.
With its scent with floral hints and its delicate taste it is suitable for aperitif and to accompany fish dishes.
White wine made from 100% Merlot grapes grown in the comune of Sessa.
Light ruby color, a light and harmonious taste.
After vinification, it passes minimum 3 months in new barrels that favor the maturation of the wine but leave intact its typicality.
Vino rosso prodotto con uve 100% Merlot del vigneto di Monteggio.
Dal colore rosso rubino e dal corpo strutturato.
Invecchiato per almeno un anno in "barriques" nuove e vecchie.
From the vineyard in Monteggio, it is an assemblage of Merlot and Cabernet-sauvignon grapes.
A "vin d'une nuit" with a pinkish color and an intense perfume, which pleases both as an aperitif or to accompany meals in the summertime.
Vinified removing, after 12 hours, a part of the grapes previously destemmed and pressed.
A Rosé wine, produced with grapes 50% of "Americana" and 50% of Merlot, from the vineyards in Monteggio near the winery.


And I got it at a clothing swap!
I'm going to lose the weight yet again only this time I'm going to do it with the workouts of Jillian Michael.
As you can see I'm not smiling in this picture :-( And something funky happened when the pic was taken - part of my left arm is blurry/missing.
I'm yet again giving it a go at getting healthy. Counting my calories, eating healthy - mostly non processed food and working out like a mad woman! Starting to slowly get back into running after taking over a year off from back surgeries and injuries.
Congrats! I found your link on PT and may I just say, wow! I lost 20 lbs on PT last year and I'm loving every moment of it. Great job on being an inspiration for others and your kids. Keep it up!
Sonya- You really look great, and happy and healthy too. keep up the good work!
These pictures are amazing! I've never met you but you should know you're inspiring and motivating me everyday! Love reading your blog! Keep up the good work!! Happy Valentines Day!
Love you blog. Very nicely done. Well designed and well written. Thanks for posting!
Sonya, your website is very helpful and inspirational. Thank you. You certainly have helped me stay on the straight and narrow. And congratulations on your success! You are setting a great example and showing in a very intelligent way that it can be done. I'll keep coming back.
Your welcome Anonymous! I'm happy to know people like yourself are out there reading my blog. I enjoy sharing this/my experiences with others who are going through the same thing. Weight loss, making the right food choices, and exercise are never 100% easy but the rewards of being fit, healthy and feeling great far outweigh the bad choices. And for yourself keep making the right choices! - Bravo! Just know for every 'weight loss blogger' out there it's but just a tiny fraction of the thousands of people who are out there struggling every day to make time for their health and keep everything else 'together'. Anything is possible. One step at a time. I tell myself that on the days I don't feel like making the right choices. Cheers!
Wow! Congratulations on your hard work you look awesome! Eating healthy pays in so many ways. You look happy and healthy. Now your able to do things that you would only dream of marathons. I am so happy for you. And your blog is great! I need to get some tips from you.
I am officially inspired! You are amazing and I'm so glad our paths have crossed!


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This NJ city has been named U.S.'s most expensive for renters
By FOX 5 NY STAFF
Updated August 1, 2022
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NYC rents shoot up
After offering deep discounts and incentives at the height of the pandemic, now New York City landlords are jacking up rents, pushing out many tenants.
NEW JERSEY - When it comes to sky-high rents, much of the focus is, understandably, on New York City, but it might surprise you to find out that the nation's highest rents are actually just across the Hudson River.
According to a report by Rent.com, Jersey City actually has the highest rent in the United States, with the average monthly rent skyrocketing from $3,308 in 2021 to an eye-watering $5,500 in 2022, a 66.25% increase.
For comparison, the average apartment rent in Manhattan in June 2022 was $5,058.
RELATED: NYC rents shoot up, pushing out tenants who signed pandemic deals
Jersey City is followed by Boston, where the average rent is $4,878 and Palo Alto, where the average rent is $4,672
Jersey City wasn't the only city in the Garden State to make the top 10, with Hoboken making an appearance at number 7 with renters facing an average rent of $4,264.
According to the annual "Out of Reach" rankings by the National Low Income Housing Coalition, New Jersey is the seventh most expensive state in the nation for renters, as a resident working a $13/hour minimum wage job would need to work 80 hours a week to afford a one-bedroom apartment without spending over a third of their income on rent.


EDMCollab presents a remix competition of 'Need You' by Jack Taylor ft. Alina Renae. The vocal and production are truly inspiring – we hope you have fun remixing it! Already supported by Thrilling Music and more…download the Vocal Pack below.
Listen to "Need You" on Spotify.
Jack Taylor will select the winners.
The contest begins March 5th, 2018. All entries must be submitted no later than March 19th, 2018 at 11:59 p.m. (+1 GMT).
The winners will be announced on March 23th – 8:00 PM (+1 GMT) on Livestream @ FLP Family.


If your BMW is out of warranty, don't go anywhere else. Have it serviced at BMW Seattle. Get all of the benefits of a BMW dealership at independent repair shop prices.
No matter where or when you bought your BMW, BMW Seattle delivers after-warranty repairs and BMW maintenance at independent repair shop prices. You'll get the same high quality attention from our BMW trained and authorized auto technicians as you can expect when you buy brand new.
BMW Seattle will tend to your BMW while you make yourself comfortable and enjoy wireless internet, television and complimentary refreshments in our on-site café. Conveniently located at 1002 Airport Way, off I-5 and I-90, near the stadiums in SODO.
Make an appointment now, and indulge your BMW with attention it deserves.


For the past nine years, we have been proud to work with Cape Cod Commercial Linen Service. In today's busy environment, it can be difficult to find the right business partner that caters to the same high level of customer service and attention to detail. Jeff Ehart and his team of professionals have consistently proven they are precisely that and are completely focused on supporting the needs of their customer.
They are respectful of the needs of our busy operation and their care and attention to detail clearly set them apart from any competition. We hope to work with them for many years to come and highly recommend their business for any organization seeking a commercial linen service to assist their operation.
Since the renewal of our business relationship in 2008, Cape Cod Commercial Linen Service has provided a quality cleaning product to Chatham Bars Inn for all of our guestroom laundry, spa laundry/linens and both outdoor pool operations.
The quality of our linen and terry is our most important goal in keeping our guests comfortable. With owner Jeff Ehart's close attention to detail his staff comes through consistently with clean, neatly folded linens on a daily basis. In addition if/when a problem arises, he or a plant manager can be reached immediately with a resolution. Their pick up/delivery times are prompt and when an additional pick up or drop of is needed, they come back with ease every time.
Overall, we continue to have great success with the services provided by Cape Cod Commercial Linen Service and would never hesitate recommending to another Hotel, Resort or Restaurant property in search of a luxury linen company for their needs.
A great company that understands their customer's needs and will adjust to meet the ever changing demands.
CCCLS is responsive with open communication.
Excellent quality of cleanliness, I have used numerous other laundry companies and CCCLS has the best quality.
You could not make a better choice on linen companies than Cape Cod Commercial linen because of their local flavor. When dealing with them, you are talking directly to the people that handle any requests that we may have. The professionalism of staff that manages our accounts from the time of pickup to washing and return, work everyday to exceed our expectations and do it without question.
Cape Cod Commercial Linen Service has been servicing The Cove at Yarmouth's laundry needs for more than 20 years. As the Executive Housekeeper at The Cove at Yarmouth for the past 10 years, it has been a pleasure to work with Jeff Ehart and his staff and their service has been excellent. Being the largest timeshare on Cape Cod, and having to rely on a Service Company to process over 500,000 pounds of laundry a year is paramount to The Cove at Yarmouth's successful operation. From their professionalism, communication, attention to detail, accommodating special requests to their pricing, CCCLS has always been there for The Cove at Yarmouth helping us provide a quality service to all our owners and guests.


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Праздники и памятные дни
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 Старый Новый год — Новый год по юлианскому календарю. Традиционно отмечается в странах, церкви которых отмечают Рождество по юлианскому календарю (7 января).
  — Всемирный день логики (с 2019). Предложен Жаном Ивом Безъё, приурочен ко дню рождения Альфреда Тарского и дню смерти Курта Гёделя.

Национальные
  — День защитников Родины.
  — День революции и молодёжи (с 2011)
  — Международный фестиваль бумажных змеев

Религиозные
  Католицизм
  — память ;
  — память Феликса Ноланского;
  — память .

  Православие
  — Обрезание Господне.
  — память святителя Василия Великого, архиепископа Кесарии Каппадокийской (379);
  — память праведной Эмилии, матери святителя Василия Великого (IV век);
  — память мученика Василия Анкирского (ок. 362);
  — память святителя Григория, епископа Назианского, отца св. Григория Богослова (374);
  — память мученика Феодота;
  — память святителя Фульгентия, епископа Руспийского (632);
  — память преподобного Феодосия, игумена Триглийского (VIII век);
  — память мученика Петра Пелопоннесского (1776);
  — память преподобномученика Иеремии (Леонова) (1918);
  — память священномучеников Платона (Кульбуша), епископа Ревельского, и с ним Михаила Блейве и Николая Бежаницкого, пресвитеров (1919);
  — память священномучеников Александра (Трапицына), архиепископа Самарского, Иоанна Сульдина, Иоанна Смирнова, Александра Органова, Вячеслава Инфантова, Александра Иванова, Василия Витевского и Иакова Алфёрова, пресвитеров (1938);
  — память святителя Афанасия (Волховского), чудотворца (1801).

Именины

Католические
 Мужские: Барбашмин, Феликс.
 Женские: Макрина.

Православные
 Мужские: Александр, , Богдан, Василий, Вячеслав, Григорий, Еремей, Иван, Михаил, Николай, Пётр, Платон, Федосей, Федот, Фульгент, Яков.
 Женские: Эмилия.

События
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До XX века
 1506 — найдена скульптура Лаокоон и его сыновья.
 1604 — открылась Хэмптон-Кортская конференция во главе с королём Англии Яковом I для обсуждения требований пуритан по изменению доктрины Англиканской церкви.
 1610 — В крепость Троице-Сергиева монастыря во время Троицкой осады прорвались отряды Г. Валуева (500 чел.). 22 января осада была поспешно снята.
 1700 — Пётр I велел русским дворянам носить короткие европейские костюмы вместо старинной длинной одежды.
 1761 — в сражении у индийского города Панипат 90-тысячное войско афганцев (под командованием Ахмад-шаха Дуррани) в союзе с индийскими мусульманскими отрядами полностью уничтожило войско маратхских князей.
 1814
 в Киле подписаны мирные договоры, положившие конец Англо-датской войне 1807—1814 годов.
 открытие Императорской Публичной библиотеки.

XX век
 1902 — открыто движение поездов по участку Маньчжурия—Харбин Китайско-Восточной железной дороги.
 1929 — образована Московская область.
 1943 — война на Тихом океане: началась эвакуация японских войск с острова Гуадалканал.
 1952 — в СССР созданы трубопроводные войска.
 1966 — катастрофа прототипа Ту-134. Погибли 8 человек.
 1969 — в результате пожара на борту авианосца ВМС США «Энтерпрайз» в районе Гавайских островов погибло 27 человек, уничтожено 15 самолётов.
 1972 — взошла на трон королева Дании Маргрете II.
 1998 — Верховная рада ратифицировала Договор о дружбе, сотрудничестве и партнёрстве между Российской Федерацией и Украиной.

XXI век
 2004 — восстановлен флаг Грузии с крестами.
 2005 — космический зонд «Гюйгенс» совершил посадку на Титан.
 2010 — «Часы конца света» переведены на одну минуту назад.
 2019 — катастрофа Boeing 707 в Кередже, 15 погибших.
 2020 — прекращение технической поддержки Windows 7 и Windows 10 Mobile.
 2022 — начало извержения вулкана Хунга-Тонга-Хунга-Хаапай.

Родились
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До XIX века
 83 до н. э. — Марк Антоний (ум. 30 до н. э.), римский политик и военачальник.
 38 до н. э. — Друз Старший (ум. 9 до н. э.), римский военачальник, брат императора Тиберия.
 1273 — Жанна I Наваррская (ум. 1305), королева Наварры (с 1274), супруга короля Франции Филиппа IV Красивого.
 1683 — Иоганн Готфрид Зильберман (ум. 1753), немецкий органный мастер.
 1770 — Адам Чарторыйский (ум. 1861), польский и российский государственный деятель.
 1798 — Исаак да Коста (ум. 1860), нидерландский богослов, писатель и поэт.

XIX век

 1801 — Адольф Теодор Броньяр (ум. 1876), французский ботаник, один из основоположников палеоботаники.
 1806 — князь Михаил Оболенский (ум. 1873), русский историк-архивист.
 1818 — Захариас Топелиус (ум. 1898), финский писатель.
 1824 — Владимир Стасов (ум. 1906), русский художественный и музыкальный критик, один из организаторов Товарищества передвижников.
 1827 — Пётр Семёнов-Тян-Шанский (ум. 1914), русский географ и общественный деятель, вице-председатель Русского географического общества.
 1836 — Анри Фантен-Латур (ум. 1904), французский художник и литограф.
 1841 — Берта Моризо (ум. 1895), французская художница-импрессионистка.
 1848 — Филипп Фортунатов (ум. 1914), российский лингвист, действительный член Петербургской АН.
 1850 — Алексей Александрович (ум. 1908), четвёртый сын российского императора Александра II, председатель Адмиралтейств-совета (1881—1905).
 1851 — Людвиг Клайзен (ум. 1930), немецкий химик-органик.
 1873 — Моисей Урицкий (убит в 1918), российский революционер, председатель Петроградской ЧК.
 1875 — Альберт Швейцер (ум. 1965), немецкий теолог и врач, лауреат Нобелевской премии мира (1952).
 1883 — Нина Риччи (урожд. Мария-Аделаида Нейи; ум. 1970), французский модельер, основательница дома высокой моды Nina Ricci.
 1891 — Осип Мандельштам (ум. 1938), русский поэт, прозаик, переводчик, эссеист, критик, литературовед.
 1894 — Василий Немчинов (ум. 1964), статистик, один из основоположников экономико-математического направления советской экономической науки.
 1895 — Шайхзада Бабич (убит в 1919), башкирский поэт и политик.
 1896
 Джон Дос Пассос (ум. 1970), американский писатель португальского происхождения.
 Иероним Уборевич (расстрелян в 1937), советский военный и политический деятель, командарм 1-го ранга.

XX век
 1901 — Биби Дэниелс (ум. 1971), американская актриса.
 1904 — Бейб Сиберт (погиб 1939), канадский хоккеист, двукратный обладатель Кубка Стэнли.
 1911 — Анатолий Рыбаков (наст. фамилия Аронов; ум. 1998), русский советский писатель.
 1919 — Джулио Андреотти (ум. 2013), итальянский политик, трижды премьер-министр Италии.
 1920 — Люк-Петер Кромбе (ум. 2005), бельгийский художник.
 1924 — Владлен Бахнов (ум. 1994), советский поэт, журналист, сценарист, драматург.
 1925
 Юкио Мисима (наст. имя Кимитакэ Хираока; ум. 1970), японский писатель и драматург.
 Эрнст Стояспал (ум. 2002), австрийский футболист, бронзовый призёр чемпионата мира (1954).
 1927
 Феликс Миронер (ум. 1980), советский кинорежиссёр и сценарист.
 Зузана Ружичкова (ум. 2017), чешская клавесинистка.
 1929 — Владимир Кондрашин (ум. 1999), советский и российский баскетбольный тренер, член Зала славы ФИБА.
 1936
 Райнер Климке (ум. 1999) — западногерманский спортсмен-конник, 6-кратный олимпийский чемпион в выездке.
 Алексей Леонтьев (ум. 2004), советский и российский лингвист и психолог.
 Людмила Пинаева, советская спортсменка (гребля на байдарках), трёхкратная олимпийская чемпионка, 7-кратная чемпионка мира.
 1938 — Андрей Ладынин (ум. 2011), советский и российский кинорежиссёр, сценарист, актёр.
 1939 — Наталья Защипина, актриса театра и кино, заслуженная артистка РСФСР.
 1941
 Любовь Виролайнен, актриса театра и кино, заслуженная артистка РСФСР.
 Фэй Данауэй, американская актриса, лауреат премий «Оскар», «Золотой глобус» и др.
 1948
 Карл Уэзерс, американский актёр и режиссёр
 Валерий Харламов (погиб в 1981), советский хоккеист, двукратный олимпийский чемпион, 8-кратный чемпион мира.
 1949 — Лоуренс Кэздан, американский режиссёр и продюсер.
 1950 — Рамбхадрачарья Свами, индуистский религиозный деятель.
 1952 — Кэлин Попеску-Тэричану, румынский политик, премьер-министр Румынии (2004—2008).
 1959 — Анатолий Лобоцкий, советский и российский актёр театра и кино, народный артист РФ.
 1963
 Анна Самохина (ум. 2010), советская и российская актриса театра и кино, телеведущая, певица.
 Стивен Содерберг, американский кинорежиссёр, сценарист, продюсер, лауреат премий «Оскар», «Эмми» и др.
 1965 — Шамиль Басаев (убит в 2006), чеченский сепаратист, полевой командир.
 1966 — Марко Хиетала, финский рок-музыкант, бас-гитарист и вокалист симфоник-метал-группы Nightwish.
 1967
 Закк Уайлд (наст. имя Джеффри Филлип Виландт), американский рок-музыкант, гитарист-виртуоз, певец, автор песен.
 Эмили Уотсон, английская актриса.
 1968 — LL Cool J (наст. имя Джеймс Тодд Смит), американский хип-хоп-исполнитель, продюсер.
 1969 — Дэйв Грол, американский рок-музыкант, основатель группы Foo Fighters.
 1971
 Лассе Хьюс, норвежский горнолыжник, олимпийский чемпион (1994), трёхкратный чемпион мира.
 Антониос Никополидис, греческий футбольный вратарь, чемпион Европы (2004).
 1973 — Джанкарло Физикелла, итальянский автогонщик, участник чемпионата «Формула-1».
 1975 — Рикке Петерсен-Шмидт, датская гандболистка, двукратная олимпийская чемпионка.
 1978 — Шон Кроуфорд, американский бегун-спринтер, олимпийский чемпион (2004).
 1982 — Виктор Вальдес, испанский футбольный вратарь, чемпион мира и Европы.
 1986 — Йоан Кабай, французский футболист, серебряный призёр чемпионата Европы (2016).
 1990
 Лелиса Десиса, эфиопский бегун-стайер, чемпион мира в марафоне (2019).
 Арон Силадьи, венгерский фехтовальщик, трёхкратный олимпийский чемпион.
 1993 — Мария Ласицкене (Кучина) — российская прыгунья в высоту, олимпийская чемпионка (2020), многократная чемпионка мира и Европы.
 1994 — Коннор Браун, канадский хоккеист, чемпион мира (2021).

Скончались
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До XIX века
 1676 — Франческо Кавалли (р. 1599), итальянский композитор.
 1742 — Эдмонд Галлей (р. 1656), английский астроном.
 1746 — Фрэнсис Хатчесон (р. 1694), шотландский философ.
 1753 — Джордж Беркли (р. 1685), английский философ, епископ, один из основоположников спиритуализма.

XIX век
 1809 — граф Николай Шереметев (р. 1751), российский государственный деятель, коллекционер, меценат.
 1817 — Пьер Монсиньи (р. 1729), французский композитор, создатель французской комической оперы («Дезертир»).
 1833 — Серафим Саровский (в миру Прохор Мошнин; р. 1759), один из наиболее почитаемых святых Русской Православной Церкви.
 1863 — Михаил Нарышкин (р. 1798), русский офицер, декабрист.
 1867
 Жан Огюст Доминик Энгр (р. 1780), французский художник.
 Виктор Кузен (р. 1792), французский философ и политик.
 1874 — Филипп Рейс (р. 1834), немецкий физик, первый изобретатель телефона.
 1876 — Модест Корф (р. 1800), русский историк, барон, автор официозного сочинения о восстании декабристов.
 1882 — Теодор Шванн (р. 1810), немецкий гистолог и физиолог, автор клеточной теории.
 1892 —  (р. 1803), американский архитектор.
 1897 — Константин Бестужев-Рюмин (р. 1829), русский историк, публицист, журналист, академик, юрист.
 1898 — Льюис Кэрролл (р. 1832), английский писатель и математик.

XX век
 1905 — Эрнст Аббе (р. 1840), немецкий физик-оптик.
 1909 — Зиновий Рожественский (р. 1848), российский флотоводец.
 1919 — Михаил Дроздовский (р. 1881), генерал, начальник дивизии в Добровольческой армии.
 1929 — Сергей Нилус (р. 1862), русский духовный писатель.
 1932 — Юрий Ларин (р. 1882), российский экономист, литератор, политик, журналист.
 1934 — Поль Вьель (р. 1854), французский инженер, создатель бездымного пороха.
 1938 — расстрелян Анатолий Пепеляев (р. 1891), российский военачальник, деятель Белого движения.
 1942 — Пётр Кириллов (р. 1895), советский киноактёр и режиссёр.
 1943 — Адольф Зандбергер (р. 1864), немецкий композитор.
 1945 — Сергей Бугославский (р. 1888), русский музыковед, композитор, историк древнерусской литературы.
 1949 — Гарри Стек Салливан (р. 1892), американский психолог и психиатр, представитель неофрейдизма.
 1951 — Никита Изотов (р. 1902), советский шахтёр-стахановец, инициатор «изотовского движения».
 1957 — Хамфри Богарт (р. 1899), американский киноактёр.
 1965 — Джанет Макдональд (р. 1903), американская актриса и певица.
 1966 — Сергей Королёв (р. 1907), советский учёный, конструктор ракетно-космических систем.
 1969 — Георгий Сперанский (р. 1873), педиатр, академик, один из создателей системы охраны материнства и детства в СССР.
 1972 — Фредерик IX (р. 1899), последний равнокровный династический король Дании (1947—1972).
 1977
 Анаис Нин (р. 1903), американская писательница.
 Питер Финч (р. 1916), английский актёр, обладатель премии «Оскар».
 1978 — Курт Гёдель (р. 1906), австрийский логик, математик, философ математики.
 1984
 Рэймонд Алберт Крок (р. 1902), американский ресторатор, создатель сети ресторанов быстрого обслуживания «McDonald's».
 Пауль Бен-Хаим (р. 1897), израильский композитор, дирижёр, педагог.
 1987 — Дуглас Сёрк (р. 1897), немецкий и американский кинорежиссёр датского происхождения.
 1988 — Георгий Маленков (р. 1902), советский государственный и партийный деятель.
 1991 — Лютфи Сарымсакова (р. 1896), актриса театра и кино, народная артистка СССР.
 1993 — Манфред Ляхс (р. 1914), польский юрист, президент Гаагского трибунала.
 1994 — Зино Давидофф (р. 1906), швейцарский промышленник, владелец всемирно известного бренда Davidoff.
 1999 — Ежи Гротовский (р. 1933), польский театральный режиссёр, педагог, теоретик театра.

XXI век
 2001 — Виталий Гольданский (р. 1923), российский физико-химик, академик.
 2007 — Андрей Черкизов (р. 1954), российский журналист, политический обозреватель радиостанции «Эхо Москвы».
 2004 — Ростислав Горелов (р. 1916), живописец, график, член Союза художников СССР.
 2009
 Геннадий Шатков (р. 1932), советский боксёр, олимпийский чемпион (1956).
 Ян Каплицкий (р. 1937), чешский архитектор.
 2015 — Дэррен Шахлави (р. 1972), британский актёр и каскадёр иранского происхождения.
 2016
 Леонид Жаботинский (р. 1938), советский тяжелоатлет, двукратный олимпийский чемпион (1964, 1968), многократный чемпион мира.
 Алан Рикман (р. 1946), британский актёр театра и кино, актёр озвучивания, режиссёр.
 2021
 Борис Грачевский (р. 1949), советский и российский кинорежиссёр и сценарист, художественный руководитель детского киножурнала «Ералаш» (2002—2021).
 Леонид Щемелёв (р. 1923), советский и белорусский художник.
 2022 — Анастасия Вознесенская (р. 1943), советская и российская актриса театра и кино, народная артистка РФ.
 2023 — Инна Чурикова (р. 1943), советская и российская актриса театра и кино, народная артистка СССР.

Народный календарь и приметы
Василь-день. Старый Новый год. Начало Страшных вечеров.
 Со времен Василия Великого в этот день популярен на столе жареный «кесаретский» поросёнок, а Василий покровительствует домашним свиньям.
 До еды блюдо с поросёнком трижды поднимали вверх со словами «чтобы свинки поросились, коровушки телились, овечки ягнились»
 Васильев день в году весёлый, то и год таков.
 Коль Васильев день морозный и снежный — быть хорошему урожаю.
 Коли будет туман или выпадет мягкий снег — к урожаю.
 Если вьюга на Василия — к большому урожаю орехов.
 От ясного звёздного неба ожидают хорошего урожая гороха, но замечают, если звезды к утру померкнут, то горох дозреть не успеет.
 Ежели Луна идёт на убыль — весной воды большой не будет, если на прибыль, то весной будет много воды.
 Обсыпают зерном пол в избе — на будущий богатый урожай.
 Васильева ночь звездиста — лето ягодисто!

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Garden Scribe: Show house's outdoor spaces suited to 'island living'
Landscape designers meet challenges with style.
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Open for tours through Feb. 23, the American Red Cross Designers' Show House presented landscape designers with several interesting and challenging outdoor spaces. I think they all handled the fundraising project's "tropical island living" theme consistently in the outdoor areas at the house, one lot west of South Flagler Drive on Santa Lucia Drive.
First, the square lot is divided in two — east to west — by the wide three-story Key West-style home, leaving a long, rather shallow front yard. Keith Williams of Nievera Williams Design eschewed a traditional lawn in favor of pebble-covered beds that were planned to be low-maintenance and drought-tolerant.
Out back, Daryl McCann of Gregory Lombardi Design installed a "living wall" to hide unsightly fencing and provide privacy to the pool area. Because the backyard has almost no space for planters, the living wall brings in a lot of color by displaying plants vertically.
"Because there was such limited space for a terrace, we created a circle on the eastern end for relaxing," McCann says. "We backed that by a curvilinear wall, so we had continuity throughout."
On the tall walls, he placed swaths of salt- and wind-tolerant plants, such as agave, bromeliads, beach sunflower, dune sunflower, euphorbia and lantana in mosaic patterns.
Because the house is situated such a short distance from the Lake Worth Lagoon, Andres Paradelo of CV Design also chose salt- and wind-tolerant plants for the third-floor deck and the fourth-floor crow's nest, accessed by an outdoor spiral staircase. I particularly loved the glazed ceramic planters hung along the railing.
"We used a lot of succulents, which also cuts down the watering," Paradelo says.
According to CV Design owner Craig Garcia, his design team used black pebbles as a border material to show off the flooring materials — cast coral stone, real coquina and travertine marble — as well as the fire pit.
Karen Kirk of Island Living & Patio tackled the west deck on the third floor. Her 25-year stint as an interior decorator paid off in this inviting nook.
"I take my design approach to outdoor living," she says.
The pocket deck has two areas – one for seating and one for lounging around a fire pit. Aqua and fuchsia colors are complemented by the brilliant bougainvillea throughout.
What: American Red Cross Designers' Show House, benefiting the charity's Greater Palm Beach Area chapter. Offers self-guided tours of rooms and outdoor areas decorated by multiple design firms, plus a boutique.
Where: 123 Santa Lucia Ave., West Palm Beach
When: Through Feb. 23. Hours: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday to Saturday; noon-4 p.m. Sunday; tickets are $30. Saturday lecture series, 11 a.m. Feb. 16; $60.
For more information: Call 650-9131 or visit RedCrossShowHouse.com


A few years ago, I found myself unintentionally thrown into the midst of the craziness that IS the wedding industry. I never intended to turn this into a business. I never thought to myself that my dream in life was to be a wedding photographer. In fact, I never thought about it at all... until I became one. I had picked up photography just as a hobby- I wanted something to do for fun, and to be able to take photos of family vacations. But soon enough, I started getting better (little by little) and the inquiries started flowing.... and I found myself with a wedding photography business!
So there I was- a little nervous, shy, and petrified beyond belief. Did I mention how scared I was? That's when Krisanna of Krisanna Elizabeth came into my life. I emailed her one day because I saw a post of hers and thought she didn't seem too scary. A few weeks later, we met for tea. I don't know if we even really covered weddings- from the start, it felt more like friendship than a wedding industry acquaintance. She was kind, funny, warm, and she offered me the kind of encouragement and friendship I didn't know I needed in the industry until I had it. It was because of her that I finally found the confidence to reach out to other women in the industry. It was because of her that I suddenly didn't feel so alone or afraid. And for that reason, it's largely because of her that I am where I am today.
K, I love you, always (if the novel-length texts I send you aren't proof enough). I love your kindness, your obsession with 90s boy bands that shall remain unnamed, and the fact that above all else, you remain the most humble person I know. I could list a million reasons why I love you, K, but I think you already know most of them, anyway.
And to the sweetest Carla of Honey Crumb Cake Studio: thank you for opening your space to us and for being such an incredibly welcoming host! If you haven't had a chance to meet Carla yet, you should (and not just because she's an amazing baker, though she is) but because she is the sweetest person on the planet with a positively brilliant mind. I MAY have carried around a batch of her brownies in my purse for a week after this little workshop (hey, I had to hide them from Chris somehow!). Enjoy, friends!
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Comparing Cap Space v. Points Percentage – Part 1
Which NHL Front Offices Get the Most Bang for their Buck?
By Adam Mohamed@adam_m3318 Aug 11, 2017, 9:32am MDT
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General Manager of the Pittsburgh Penguins, Jim Rutherford, celebrates the victory of the team he helped put together
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Managing the salary cap is a topic that has come under increasing scrutiny as we progress into the years following the 2004/05 NHL lockout. It is a key responsibility of general managers and their surrounding front office members. How can we appropriately gauge their savvy at this, though? One method, which I will explore in following (and which I explored in the NFL previously) is comparing cap space to team performance. In theory, there should be a clear relationship between teams spending and winning more and vice versa. While this trend generally holds true, there are circumstances which can lead to anomalies.
To track this relationship, I looked at a team's cap space every season for the past ten seasons (i.e., 2007/08 – 2016/17). I, then, averaged these ten figures and ranked them. The same method was done for points percentage (P%; points that a team had in a season divided by the maximum amount of points they could have had) over this period. Next, I plotted these numbers and colour-coded them for clarity. In part 2 of this article, I will chart every Colorado Avalanche season in the same fashion and discuss the results.
To explain the table that follows, a low rank (e.g., 30, 29, 28, etc.) in cap space means that a team had a small amount of cap space (and vice versa for a high rank). A low ranking team (e.g., 30, 29, 28, etc.) in P% had a low P% (and vice versa for a high rank).
Yellow: High Cap Space/Low P%; Red: Low Cap Space/Low P%; Green: High Cap Space/High P%; Blue: Low Cap Space/High P%
As you can see, there is definitely a connection between money spent and on-ice performance. While there are some teams who buck the trend, it is necessary to further dissect this time period to tease these discrepancies out. First, we have the plot from the first five years of the ten year data set:
From this plot, I'm interpreting Nashville's front office to have performed the best. While Pittsburgh and Washington both achieved a higher level of sustained success, they also had numerous future Hall of Famers on their roster and an increased payroll. Working with the second most cap space over this five-year period, the Preds, under the guidance of David Poile, had five over-.500 seasons, four playoff berths, and two trips to the second round.
On the other end of the spectrum, Toronto would be my choice for the worst front office performance. When I looked at the NFL, teams in the red quadrant tended to be riddled with front office and head coaching turnover. This is evident with the Leafs. 2008 marked the end of John Ferguson Jr.'s tenure as GM and ultimately led to the hiring of Brian Burke. This year also marked the year in which Ron Wilson was hired as head coach. Preaching an outdated philosophy of "pugnacity, testosterone, truculence and belligerence," Burke made a plethora of head-scratching signings and trades to leave his imprint on the Leafs. Edmonton was another team that performed much worse than their cap space rank would suggest. They also hired a new GM in 2008 in Steve Tambellini and went through a slew of head coaches in this time period (Craig MacTavish [00/01 - 08/09], Pat Quinn [09/10], and Tom Renney [10/11 - 11/12]). The Minnesota Wild are the last team I want to touch on from the red quadrant (the other teams who occupy it made the playoffs the majority of the seasons in this time period, so I'll give their over-spending a pass). Following in the footsteps of the two previous teams, the Wild hired a new GM and head coach after the 08/09 season (a year removed from winning their division). After this, they missed the playoffs for the next three seasons. Now, to explore the next time period in our data set, 12/13 - 16/17:
The Senators and Islanders both deserve commendation for making the playoffs three out of the five past seasons while also being in the top five with regard to how much unused cap space they have. With this in mind, what Anaheim has done in this time frame is all the more impressive. The Ducks have made the playoffs each of these five seasons. Their year-by-year conference standing in this time frame is as follows: 2nd, 1st, 1st, 4th, 3rd (making them the second-best team with regard to P% in this time frame, behind Chicago). They did all of this working under more unused cap space than the league average. General Manager, Bob Murray, and his steady direction deserve a huge amount of credit for this. Although, continuing with the trend we saw in the last section's 'red' teams, Murray fared poorly in his first few seasons following his hiring (in 2008) - he finished 8th, 11th, 4th, and 13th in the Western Conference in this period. Keeping that in mind, the team's improvement following this stretch lends credence to the notion that patience with GMs and front office executives, however tough it may be, is almost necessary. Murray's savvy drafting, maintenance of a productive offensive core, propensity at finding effective bottom-6 players, and reluctance at over-paying solidify his spot at the helm of the best front office of the past five seasons.
Looking at this time frame's 'red' teams, we can see that Toronto and Edmonton continued the habits that have led to their sustained mediocrity (although, with the drafting of generational players, their position in the blue quadrant seems all but guaranteed for the next five years). New teams cropping up here include the Philadelphia Flyers and Vancouver Canucks. Both teams made the playoffs two of the past five seasons and they both hired new GMs in 2014. The Flyers slogged through the first two years of this time period with aging veterans getting payed more than what they were worth. With Ron Hextall's 2014 hiring, the Flyers have progressed to become a team with a loaded farm system and a core on the right side of 30. The future looks even more bright with the pick of Nolan Patrick and I expect this team to be in either the blue or green column in the next five-year period. The Canucks, on the other hand, felt they had a Stanley Cup-contending team at the beginning of this time frame. Although, as they aged and key parts from their 2011 Finals team began to depart, a rebuild was inevitable. GM Jim Benning, and Mike Gillis before him, have instead opted to "retool". The handing out of lofty contracts to players like Loui Eriksson and Brandon Sutter (to name a few) have resulted in an extended retooling period that won't come to an end until the Sedin twins retire and free up the huge chunk of cap that they occupy. The coming years do not look like they will offer much of a reprieve in terms of on-ice performance, but I do foresee a shift to the yellow quadrant as their larger contracts come off the books.
Stay tuned for part 2 of this article, where the best and worst Colorado Avalanche seasons, with regard to this metric, will be explored.
Salary numbers were taken from NHL Numbers
Points Percentage was taken from the NHL website
Updates about MHH and how to support in these trying times The path to "survival" for Mile High Hockey.


Abstract: Abstract This article presents per capita GDP and income distribution estimates for preindustrial Poland. It is based on a social table for the Voivodeship of Cracow in 1578. Our evidence indicates that income in Poland was distributed more equally than in contemporary Holland. However, the extraction rate was much higher than in the North Sea area. Furthermore, income inequality in the countryside of the Voivodeship was higher than inequality in Cracow. This can be explained by the demesne economy based on serfdom that was prevalent in agriculture. Using trends in real wages and urbanisation, we also project Polish GDP forwards and backwards in time. Our results indicate that Polish per capita GDP was below that of Western Europe as early as the fifteenth century. This gap persisted despite moderate growth of the Polish economy in the sixteenth century. In the seventeenth century, Poland impoverished and became even poorer than Asian economies for which similar estimates are available. Poland recovered slightly in the eighteenth century but continued to lag behind Western Europe.
More articles in Cliometrica from Springer, Cliometric Society (Association Francaise de Cliométrie) Contact information at EDIRC.


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Orange County Christian School, Anaheim
Orange County Christian School
641 South Western Avenue
School Phone Number: (714) 821-6227
Contact the School to schedule a tour or receive more information regarding their programs. For information about the 95.9 The Fish Half Price Tuition Program please contact Jocelyn Huffman at (714) 796-4458.
CLICK HERE FOR GOOGLE MAP AND DIRECTIONS
Grades Taught: K-12 1/14/23
Grades Eligible for Half-Price Tuition: K-12
Orange County Christian School opened its doors in September 1975 at the Norwalk Church of Christ building. The school was known as Pioneer Christian School. The goal of the parents and members of the Church of Christ was to have a Christ-centered education for their children. In the beginning the school had grades Kindergarten through third, 30 students, two teachers and one part-time principal. OCCS has, in their four decades of education, grown to preschool through senior high. The school purchased its present campus in Orange County in 1991. 1/14/23
Qualifications: New students only. Tuition Only. Will accept more than one child from the same family. See School website for complete details.
Number of Vouchers: TBD
Grades K-5 (Regular Tuition for Fall 2023 Pending) - HALF-PRICE TUITION TBD
Grades 6-8 (Regular Tuition for Fall 2023 Pending) - HALF-PRICE TUITION TBD
Grades 9-12 (Regular Tuition for Fall 2023 Pending) - HALF-PRICE TUITION TBD 1/14/23
For more information about the 95.9 The Fish Half Price Tuition Program please call Jocelyn Huffman at (714) 796-4458. Half Price Tuitions go on Sale, Tuesday, February 21, 2023 at 8:00 am. The Special Toll Free Phone Number will be published and announced at 8:00 am. Half Price Tuitions will be sold on a first come, first served basis.
AN KFSH KKLA 1/14/23
KFSH-FM FALL 2023 SCHOOL YEAR HALF PRICE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL TUITION DISCLAIMER
Each tuition voucher is valid for the tuition cost for attendance at the specified school for the Fall 2023-2024 School Year (not including Summer School). All other costs of attending the school, including books and supplies, uniforms, and fees to participate in sports or events, are not covered by the voucher and are the responsibility of the student and his or her parent or guardian. Only one voucher per school may be purchased or used by a household or family. Each voucher may only be used by a new student and not currently in the application/enrollment process prior to February 21, 2023. Purchase of a voucher does not guarantee admittance for a student to the specified school, and the student must meet all school admission, attendance, and conduct requirements to enroll and attend throughout the school year. The voucher is not transferable, non-refundable, non-cancellable and may be used only by a family or household member of the purchaser. The voucher is not returnable or redeemable for cash, except if a school confirms to KFSH-FM that a prospective student with a voucher completed all application requirements but was not admitted to the school, in which case upon request by the voucher purchaser KFSH-FM will refund the cost paid to KFSH-FM for the voucher. The voucher purchaser should consult with his or her tax advisor concerning the tax treatment of payment of tuition using the voucher.
http://www.occs.org/
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Joint Funding of Capital Works in Schools
The joint funding of capital works in schools encourages schools and their communities to contribute to the provision of school facilities through cost sharing, thereby enhancing the standard of facilities provided in schools for use by the wider community.
Changes since previous update
Changes since previous version
2020 Jun 11 – typographical changes in policy statement.
2018 Nov 15 - minor format change to section 4.
2018 Nov 09 - changes on the pages are:
AMD to SINSW
SFS to EFSG
DEC to DoE
Responsibility and Delegation
2013 May - the Minister for Education approved publication of the revised Department of Education and Communities' Policy and Procedures for the Joint Funding of Capital Works in Schools on 2 May 2013. The revised Policy and Procedures reflect changes to the asset capitalisation threshold, from $5000 to $10,000, with a consequent change in the minimum value of a joint funded project increasing from $5,000 to $10,000. Titles of officers and the department have been amended to reflect changes introduced by restructure.
Superseded documents
This policy replaces the 2007 Joint Funding of Capital Works in Schools Policy.
Facilitate schools achieving facilities compliant with the Education Facilities Standards and Guidelines earlier than if they had to wait for full government funding.
Allow schools and communities to add to facilities that comply with the Educational Facilities Standards and Guidelines, if their funds permit, during government-funded capital works projects.
Share the high cost of capital facilities with other service providers and increase the utilisation rate of school facilities.
Promote goodwill, independence and a sense of ownership in school communities.
Provide transparency in the process of managing and implementing Joint Funded projects.
Audience and applicability
This policy applies to the joint funding of facilities in all NSW Government schools.
The policy relates to:
the joint funding of facilities by schools and the department to provide facilities that comply with the Education Facilities Standards and Guidelines
contributions by school communities and other providers towards the enhancement of captial projects in schools during planned capital works
school or community funding of facilities that are above those required under the Education Facilities Standards and Guidelines.
New schools are built to the latest facility standards. These standards have changed over time and many older schools do not have all the facilities or the size of facilities provided in new schools.
This policy aims to encourage self-help through a joint funding scheme available to all schools to enable them to achieve facilities that meet the Education Facilities Standards and Guidelines where they can provide half the funds. However, a school has to be able to demonstrate its long-term viability and widespread school community support for the proposed facility to be eligible for the joint funding of new facilities.
The total value of the project must be $10,000 or more and the upper limit of the department's contribution on any one project is $300,000. The completed facility automatically becomes the property of the Minister for Education.
If the proposed facility is above current Education Facilities Standards and Guidelines, the school or other contributor to the project will be required to pay for the ongoing running and maintenance costs of the facility.
Responsibilities and delegations
Group Director, Asset Management, School Infrastructure NSW
Review, approve or endorse applications with a value more than $150,000 inclusive of GST.
Executive Director, School Performance
Endorse applications with a value more than $150,000 inclusive of GST.
Director, Educational Leadership
Endorse applications with a value between $30,000 and $150,000 inclusive of GST.
Asset Management unit Director, School Infrastructure NSW
Review and endorse all applications after submission by school principal.
Asset Service Officer, School Infrastructure NSW
Liaise with school principal to determine the scope and initial budget estimate for the preparation of the application form.
Responsible for liaising with their local School Infrastructure NSW Asset Service Officer to work collaboratively in preparing the application form for submission.
Monitoring and review
The Group Director, Asset Management, School Infrastructure NSW monitors the implementation of this policy, regularly reviews its contents to ensure relevance and accuracy, and updates it as needed.
Implementation documents
Procedure for School Community Capital or Asset Related Work (PDF 70.35 KB)
Building Codes Board of Australia website
PD-2005-0274-V01.0.1
Facilities and assets
Other department websites
Centre for Education Statistics and Evaluation
School Infrastructure NSW
Training Services NSW


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Q: How to refresh the MANIFEST.MF file in IntelliJ module? I have added more dependencies to my module. However, the jar artifact does not seem to be aware of it. Do I have to delete and recreate the jar artifact in order for the new dependencies to be included in the manifest and in the jar?
Thanks.


Arika has dropped a selection of exciting news beats in regards to their one-on-one fighter Fighting EX Layer. The news was revealed during this weekend's ongoing EVO 2018 festivities.
First up, SNK's Terry Bogard (the male iteration this time) will be making an appearance in the FEXL roster as a guest character. Sporting his iconic Fatal Fury look, Terry is quite a coup for the niche fighting title, with his classic "Running Wild" stage apparently also along for the ride.
We also have a release window for free DLC characters Vulcano Russo and (Best Girl) Pullum Purna. The two returning fighters will be added to the roster as a free update between the end of August and September. Speaking of additional characters, two more classic FEXL stars have been teased, rollerblading tech genius Area and gun-toting secret-agent nun Sharon.
Finally, if all that wasn't enough, Arika are making strides to get Fighting EX Layer an arcade release in its native Japan later this year. All in all, a very exciting series of reveals for FEXL fans, as well a welcoming sign that the developer has faith in FEXL's future.
Fighting EX Layer is available for download now on PS4.


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        else if ( $entry["type"] == "entry" )
          $link = ''." ".substr($name, 0, 70).'' ;

        //$leftLinks = "<button onclick='".$mainClick."' class='btn btn-default homestead col-md-12' style='font-size:20px;'> ".$stateLbl."</button>"; //$voteLinksAndInfos["links"];

        $btnRead = "";
        $leftLinks = "";
        $btnLbl = " ".Yii::t("survey","JOIN TO VOTE", null, Yii::app()->controller->module->id);
        $ctrl = Element::getControlerByCollection($parentType);
        //$btnUrl = "#$ctrl.detail.id.$parentId";
        $btnUrl = '#survey.entry.id.'.(string)$entry["_id"];

        if( @$canParticipate && !$isArchived){
          $btnLbl = " ".Yii::t("survey","VOTE", null, Yii::app()->controller->module->id);
          $btnUrl = '#survey.entry.id.'.(string)$entry["_id"];
        }

        if( !$surveyIsClosed && !$surveyHasVoted && !$isArchived )
        $leftLinks = "<button onclick=".'"loadByHash(\''.$btnUrl.'\')"'." class='col-xs-12 btn btn-default homestead text-red pull-left' style='font-size:20px;'> ".$btnLbl."</button>";
        else{
          $btnRead = '<button onclick="showRoom(\'entry\', \''.(string)$entry["_id"].'\')"'." class='btn btn-lg btn-default homestead pull-right text-bold tooltips' ".
                  ' data-toggle="tooltip" data-placement="left" title="Afficher les détails"'.
                  " style='margin-top: -2px;margin-right: -5px;margin-bottom: -1px;'></button>"; //$voteLinksAndInfos["links"];
        }
        //ajouter les bouton dans le panels
        if($surveyHasVoted || $surveyIsClosed ){
            $leftLinks = $voteLinksAndInfos["links"]; //$voteLinksAndInfos["links"];
        }

        // if( $surveyHasVoted || $surveyIsClosed)
        // $btnRead = "<button onclick=".'"loadByHash(\'#survey.entry.id.'.(string)$entry["_id"].'\')"'." class='btn btn-lg btn-default homestead pull-right text-bold tooltips' ".
        //           ' data-toggle="tooltip" data-placement="left" title="Afficher les détails"'.
        //           " style='margin-top: -2px;margin-right: -5px;margin-bottom: -1px;'></button>"; //$voteLinksAndInfos["links"];

        $cpList = ( ( @$where["type"]==Survey::TYPE_SURVEY) ? $cpList : "");

        $createdInfo  = "
 ";
        $createdInfo .= (!empty( $created )) ? " ".Yii::t("rooms", "created", null, Yii::app()->controller->module->id) . " : ".$created : "";
        $createdInfo .= "
";

        $ends = "";
        //if( Yii::app()->session["userEmail"] == $entry["email"] ){
        if($entry["type"]==Survey::TYPE_ENTRY && (!isset($entry["dateEnd"]) || $entry["dateEnd"] > time() ) ){
          $ends  = "
 ";
          $ends .=  "".(!empty( $entry["dateEnd"] )) ? " ".Yii::t("rooms", "end", null, Yii::app()->controller->module->id) . " : ".date("d/m/y",$entry["dateEnd"]) : "";
          $ends .= "
";
        }else{
          $ends  = "
 ";
          $ends .=  "".(!empty( $entry["dateEnd"] )) ? " ".Yii::t("rooms", "ended", null, Yii::app()->controller->module->id) . " : ".date("d/m/y",$entry["dateEnd"]) : "";
          $ends .= "
";
        }
        //}

        $chartBarResult = Survey::getChartBarResult($entry);

        $boxColor = ($entry["type"]==Survey::TYPE_ENTRY ) ? "" : "bg-azure" ;
        $switchClass = ( $switchcount < 0 ) ? "" : "switch" ;
        $block = '
'.
                        $views.
                        $createdInfo.
                        $ends.
                        "
".
                        $leftLinks.$btnRead.
                        "
".
                        $link.'
'.
                        $message.//'
'.
                        //$info.
                        //$tags.
                        //$content.
                        '
'.
                        '

'.
                        '
'.
                            $infoslink.
                            $byInfo.
                        '
'.

                        "
".
                        $chartBarResult.

                    '
';

        return array(
            "block"=>$block,
            "alltags" => $alltags,
            "tagBlock" => $tagBlock,
            "cpBlock" => $cpBlock
        );
    }

    //TODO seperate logic from view
    foreach ($list as $key => $entry)
    {
        $switchcount = -$switchcount;
        $isArchived = ( @$where["survey"]["status"] == ActionRoom::STATE_ARCHIVED ) ? true : false;
        $entryMap = buildEntryBlock($entry,$uniqueVoters,$alltags,$parentType,$parentId,$switchcount, $canParticipate, $isArchived );
        $blocks .= $entryMap["block"];
        $alltags = $entryMap["alltags"];
        $tagBlock .= $entryMap["tagBlock"];
        $cpBlock .= $entryMap["cpBlock"];
    }

    ?>

                <?php
                  $this->renderPartial('../pod/fileupload', array("itemId" => (string)$where["survey"]["_id"],
                                            "type" => ActionRoom::COLLECTION,
                                            "resize" => false,
                                            "contentId" => Document::IMG_PROFIL,
                                            "editMode" => @$canParticipate,
                                            "image" => $images,
                                            "parentType" => $parentType,
                                            "parentId" => $parentId));
                ?>

         <?php if (count(@$list) > 0) { ?>

                  <button class="filter btn btn-default fr" data-filter="all"> Afficher tout</button>
                  <button id="ChangeLayout" class="btn btn-default" style="margin-bottom: 6px;"></button>

                 <?php echo Yii::t('rooms', 'Closed', null, Yii::app()->controller->module->id)?>

              <?php if( $logguedAndValid && $where["type"]==Survey::TYPE_ENTRY){?>

                   <?php echo Yii::t('rooms', 'To vote', null, Yii::app()->controller->module->id)?>

              <?php } ?>

                 <?php echo Yii::t('rooms', 'My votes', null, Yii::app()->controller->module->id)?>

                 <?php echo Yii::t('rooms', 'My proposals', null, Yii::app()->controller->module->id)?>

                  <?php if( $logguedAndValid && $where["type"]==Survey::TYPE_ENTRY ) { ?>
                  <button class="sort btn btn-default" data-sort="vote:asc"></button>
                  <button class="sort btn btn-default" data-sort="vote:desc"></button>
                  - Participation
                  <?php } ?>
                  <button class="sort btn btn-default" data-sort="time:asc"></button>
                  <button class="sort btn btn-default" data-sort="time:desc"></button>
                  - Chronologie

                  <?php if(!isset($_GET["cp"]) && $where["type"]==Survey::TYPE_SURVEY){?>
                  Géographique :
                  <?php echo $cpBlock;
                  }?>

              <?php echo $tagBlock?>

        <?php } ?>

           <?php if (@$canParticipate) { ?>

                  <?php if (count(@$list) == 0) { ?>

                     Espace ouvert

                    Un espace de décision peut contenir plusieurs propositions.

Référencez et partagez une par une,

les propositions qui concernent cet espace

                    <button class="btn btn-success" onclick='elementLib.openForm("entry","sub")''>
                       Ajouter une proposition
                    </button>

                  <?php } ?>

                <?php }else{ ?>

                    <?php
                      if(isset(Yii::app()->session["userId"])){
                        if( $where["survey"]["parentType"] == City::COLLECTION )
                          echo Yii::t('rooms', 'Participation open to city residents only', null, Yii::app()->controller->module->id);
                        else
                          echo Yii::t('rooms', 'JOIN TO PARTICIPATE', null, Yii::app()->controller->module->id);
                      }
                      else
                        echo Yii::t('rooms', 'LOGIN TO PARTICIPATE', null, Yii::app()->controller->module->id);
                    ?>

                <?php } ?>

            <?php echo (count($list) > 0) ? $blocks : "" ?>

<?php  if( Authorisation::canParticipate(Yii::app()->session['userId'],$where["survey"]["parentType"],$where["survey"]["parentId"]) ) { ?>

        <button type="button" class="close" data-dismiss="modal" aria-label="Close">×</button>

            Créer une proposition

          <?php //var_dump($where["survey"]);
              $params = array(
                  "roomId"=>(string)$where["survey"]["_id"]
              );
            $this->renderPartial('../survey/editEntrySV', $params);

          ?>

          <button type="button" class="btn btn-default" data-dismiss="modal">Annuler</button>
          <button type="button" class="btn btn-success"
                 onclick="saveNewProposal()">
               Enregistrer
          </button>

<?php } ?>

<?php
if($where["type"]==Survey::TYPE_ENTRY){
  Yii::app()->controller->renderPartial(Yii::app()->params["modulePath"].Yii::app()->controller->module->id.'.views.survey.modals.voterloiDesc');
  Yii::app()->controller->renderPartial(Yii::app()->params["modulePath"].Yii::app()->controller->module->id.'.views.survey.modals.cgu');
  if($commentActive){
    Yii::app()->controller->renderPartial(Yii::app()->params["modulePath"].Yii::app()->controller->module->id.'.views.survey.modals.comments');
  }
}

 if(!isset($_GET["renderPartial"])){
  echo "
"; // ferme le id="room-container"
 }
?>

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Galway defender Sean Andy O Ceallaigh in action against Monaghan's Karl O'Connell during last year's championship Super 8's clash at Pearse Stadium. The teams meet in the league on Sunday.
THE third and fourth best teams in the country last year go head-to-head, as Galway and Monaghan look to get their National Football League campaigns back on track.
Both sides followed up their opening day victories with disappointing defeats last weekend and will be hoping to avoid second successive League losses when they square-off in Round 3 at Grattan Park, Inniskeen on Sunday (throw-in 2pm).
Monaghan, having toppled the reigning League and All-Ireland champions, Dublin, in January at Clones, came unstuck against a dogged Roscommon outfit in Dr Hyde Park last Sunday.
An injury time penalty converted by Enda Smith gave former Galway hurling manager, Anthony Cunningham's charges the edge. But the Rossies, with seven first-half wides and denied a goal by a great save from Monaghan 'keeper Rory Beggan, could have won more comfortably than 1-12 to 0-13.
It really was an injury-time period to forget for Monaghan. Not only did Malachy O'Rourke's men lose the lead, they lost a key man to a red card, too. Stephen O'Hanlon – a super-sub who scored a crucial goal against Dublin the previous week – is now suspended after receiving his marching orders for an off the ball incident against Roscommon.
The Tribesmen weren't expected to beat Dublin in their back yard; and a backlash from Jim Gavin's men, following their first-round loss, was inevitable.
They aren't as far along in their training at this stage of the campaign, compared with their 2018 unbeaten League run, and they were missing a large number of experienced players, most notably captain Damien Comer (ankle), the one forward in the country who bred fear in the Dublin defence last year.
But even still, Galway will be concerned that they managed to score just two points in the second half as Dublin ran out 1-15 to 0-7 easy winners; the Galway challenge tailing-off in the final quarter.


When you spend most of your adult years running as fast as you can just so you don't fall behind, it is too easy to lose touch with your childhood and allow your earliest friendships to slip away. I have gone through the usual life changes and even re-invented myself a couple of times, all the while never looking back.
Something made me attend my 30-year high school class reunion. Actually I know what that something was. Blame in on the net. Not long after I finally got internet access and began my first tentative on-line forays I did an uncharacteristic thing. I searched for and found schoolmates and through them discovered the plan to throw a reunion bash.
I had been warned against high school reunions. The prevailing attitude was that if you left certain friends behind then there would be little to no chance that they'd have any place in your current life. Suzanne is my brilliant example of the exception that proves the rule.
We became nearly immediate friends at the beginning of 7th grade in junior high and continued to be mates and co-conspirators through high school graduation. Suzanne "Spidey" Halstead (nee Hausmann) and I shared great times, many involving music. We trod the boards acting and performing in plays, musicals, talent shows, concerts. I dug up these images, not our biggest or best roles, but they are the only pictures I have of us. OK, so it wasn't High School Musical or Glee, but it was fun.
Bottom row, that's Suzanne second from the left, me on the right end.
Suzanne was my designated vocalist for the first and only public performance of a song I wrote, which I couldn't sing myself while playing the keyboard. That experience taught me that I shouldn't play piano or write songs either. Really. But she was terrific.
Although I count many many crochet confidantes and good friends in my life today, all are unconnected to my life B.C. (Before Crochet)… that is all except for Suzanne, who was there while I trembled on the brink of this new career as a crochet designer. I like to think that we both have artistic souls, me in my yarnish way and Suzanne as a real artist and art educator. Over the past years since the reunion we've swapped craft for art; I have gifted her crochet shawls and designs and she has presented me with her artwork, oil pastels, paper, prints and… well… art stuff.
The need to earn a living had constantly trumped her desire to do her art. Only recently has Suzanne the artist blossomed in a beautiful way. Last week I had the pleasure of attending a reception celebrating her first gallery showing, an exhibit of many of the oil pastels published in her inspirational book project, Drawing Nearer.
Now I saw the Carina Nebula. Stalactites. Living alien ships.
Suzanne will be the first to assure you that the meaning of art resides solely in the eye/mind/heart of the beholder and that any interpretation is valid. However, when she explained what she was thinking about when she created "Patterned Light", I had to bust out laughing.
However, I will continue to see the Carina Nebula.
That… or a girly Romulan Bird-of-Prey.
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A heart-warming and hilarious story!
What a great celebration of art and friendship!
I was not able to travel to my 30th reunion, but I did order an 8×10 photo of the group of classmates who were there.
II loved reading this. I also connected with high school friends after our 40th reuntion and find that we have so much in common, much that we never knew back then…it's just amazing. And I'm glad to see that my initial thoughts on her piece (after turning it over) where light coming through a crochet piece. Makes me inspired to get back to some of my interests…painting and crochet. Thanks for sharing.
What a great story. I'm talking to my high school friends more now -through Facebook – than I did when we were actually in school.
Love the Bird of Prey, but I think it definitely looks like a Leviathan. Long live us geeks!!
I've been following your blog and so far this is the best post that I've read. (Haven't read all your old posts yet.) What a heartwarming story! I already guessed it was your shawl she drew before I got to end of the article:) However, I was thinking that it looked like the Aurora Borealis.
What a truly fabulous story of friendship and art…and, I love your geeky nature.