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Memories of a Tampa Bay Hotel Victorian Christmas
Seen at the Henry B. Plant Museum during their Victorian Christmas Stroll. The Museum's annual Christmas display of the 1890s, including decorations include a replica Plant System train, vintage fashions, antique toys, orchids, fruit, shells, and fanciful ornaments. The Henry B. Plant Museum is located in the south wing of Plant Hall on the University of Tampa's campus in Florida. Plant Hall was formerly known as the Tampa Bay Hotel, which was a 511-room resort hotel opened in 1891 and was built by Henry B. Plant near the terminus of his rail line. Unlike most museums dedicated to lifestyles of the past, it contains the actual furnishings enjoyed by the first guests to visit there. The Museum accurately reflects the opulence of turn-of-the-century America and the vision of American transportation pioneer, Henry B. Plant. The museum's exhibits focus on Gilded Age tourism, the elite lifestyle of the hotel's guests, and the building's use during the Spanish–American War. The Tampa Bay Hotel was built between 1888 and 1891 and the construction cost over $3 million. The hotel itself covers 6 acres and is a quarter-mile long. It was equipped with the first elevator ever installed in Florida. The elevator is still working today, making it one of the oldest continually operational elevators in the nation. Henry B. Plant was a railroad magnate, successful businessman, and founder of the Plant System of railroads and steamboats; he brought the railroad to Tampa, Florida in 1884. The entire building (under the title of Tampa Bay Hotel) is a U.S. National Historic Landmark and is known as a stunning example of Moorish and Turkish architecture. Complete with ornate Victorian architecture features (sometimes referred to as gingerbread), as well as Moorish architectural features including minarets, cupolas, and domes. The hotel's distinctive silver minarets are each topped with a crescent moon.—plantmuseum.com, Wikipedia—This image was processed as an HDR (High Dynamic Range) composition.
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Knoxville Sunsphere and Tennessee Amphitheater
The Sunsphere, located in World's Fair Park in downtown Knoxville, Tennessee, is a 266 ft high hexagonal steel truss structure, topped with a 75 ft gold-colored glass sphere that served as the symbol of the 1982 World's Fair. The Tennessee Amphitheater, also known as the World's Fair Park Amphitheater, is an open-air amphitheater located in the World's Fair Park.—Wikipedia
Gothic Revival Beam Engine, circa 1855
Seen at the The Henry Ford Museum. Gothic Revival Beam Engine, circa 1855. By the mid-1800s steam power had become widely adopted throughout settled areas of the United States. While refinements continued, the basic technology was accepted fully enough that it began to host contemporary decorative fashions. This engine's pronounced Gothic styling -- thoroughly digested into its (fairly advanced) engineering -- suggests the significance steam power had assumed both practically and philosophically.—Summary from thehenryford.org The Henry Ford (also known as the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation and Greenfield Village, and as the Edison Institute) is a large indoor and outdoor history museum complex and a National Historic Landmark in the Detroit suburb of Dearborn, Michigan. It is the largest indoor-outdoor museum complex in the United States and is visited by over 1.7 million people each year. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1969 and designated a National Historic Landmark in 1981.—Wikipedia
1960s Texaco Service Station Cashier's Desk
Seen at the The Henry Ford Museum. Texaco Service Station, circa 1960. A combination of several design disciplines (styling, package design, product design, and graphic design), Walter Dorwin Teague's Texaco station suggested consistency, simplicity, and cleanliness -- a strong corporate identity that enabled Texaco to stand out in a highly competitive marketplace.—Summary from thehenryford.org The Henry Ford (also known as the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation and Greenfield Village, and as the Edison Institute) is a large indoor and outdoor history museum complex and a National Historic Landmark in the Detroit suburb of Dearborn, Michigan. It is the largest indoor-outdoor museum complex in the United States and is visited by over 1.7 million people each year. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1969 and designated a National Historic Landmark in 1981.—Wikipedia
Conoco Gasoline Filling Station, 1915
Seen at the The Henry Ford Museum. Conoco Gasoline Filling Station, 1915. Samuel W. Raymond built this filling station in 1915. It serviced automobiles in Adrian, Michigan, providing gas, oil, and water. Raymond used a glass tank to show drivers the amount of gasoline they purchased and claimed to be the first visible-delivery gasoline station. Cars lined the street for service. In 1930, when the street was widened, the station was donated to The Henry Ford. (image left) Manual Crank Gasoline Pump, circa 1915 made by Gilbert and Barker Manufacturing Company; (image right) Standard Crown Visible Delivery Gasoline Pump, circa 1920. Before visible gasoline pumps, drivers relied on the accuracy of the pump and the honesty of station owners. Visible pumps, like this ca. 1920 example, used a graduated glass cylinder to show customers the quality and quantity of gas being purchase. Glass globes, like the Standard Oil red crown, usually topped the pumps and advertised a company's brand and name. —Summary from thehenryford.org The Henry Ford (also known as the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation and Greenfield Village, and as the Edison Institute) is a large indoor and outdoor history museum complex and a National Historic Landmark in the Detroit suburb of Dearborn, Michigan. It is the largest indoor-outdoor museum complex in the United States and is visited by over 1.7 million people each year. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1969 and designated a National Historic Landmark in 1981.—Wikipedia
1960s Texaco Service Station Interior
Texaco Service Station, about 1960
Heroes of the Sky Exhibit Entrance
Seen at the The Henry Ford Museum. Let your imagination take off as you explore the early days of flight from a completely fresh perspective. This newly enhanced museum experience has risen to new heights with more opportunities for you to immerse yourself in stories of the sky's earliest explorers. Discover the science and enterprise of flight through hands-on, multisensory experiences that allow you to get an inside look at the vessels that propelled the world upward. Travel through more than 50 years of flight's evolution as you sit inside authentically re-created fuselages of a Boeing 40, Ford Tri-Motor, Douglas DC-3 and Boeing 737. Let the replica Wright Flyer transport you to Kitty Hawk as you surround yourself with the sights and sounds of the Wright brothers' first flight. Soar through the sky on the wing of a plane in our heightened flight simulation, which puts you in the shoes of legendary wing walkers. Get inspired by those who shot for the sky when the concept of flight was just getting off the ground — and discover what's possible when you reach higher.—Summary from thehenryford.org The Henry Ford (also known as the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation and Greenfield Village, and as the Edison Institute) is a large indoor and outdoor history museum complex and a National Historic Landmark in the Detroit suburb of Dearborn, Michigan. It is the largest indoor-outdoor museum complex in the United States and is visited by over 1.7 million people each year. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1969 and designated a National Historic Landmark in 1981.—Wikipedia—This image was processed as an HDR (High Dynamic Range) composition.
Mathematica Exhibit
Seen at the The Henry Ford Museum. Once you drop into the Mathematica matrix, you will sense math all around you. Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation has activated the kinetic and rigorously playful exhibition, created by groundbreaking designers Charles and Ray Eames. Mathematica is just as wonder-inspiring now as it was in the 1960s. Novices and prodigies will make new connections, from the conceptual to the aesthetic. Bubbles that seem impossible, ball bearings that mimic orbiting planets and a machine that renders probability theory as visible awaken the relationship between math and the everyday world. Count on full-STEAM-ahead learning, with the Eameses' legendary elegance and levity.—Summary from thehenryford.org The Henry Ford (also known as the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation and Greenfield Village, and as the Edison Institute) is a large indoor and outdoor history museum complex and a National Historic Landmark in the Detroit suburb of Dearborn, Michigan. It is the largest indoor-outdoor museum complex in the United States and is visited by over 1.7 million people each year. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1969 and designated a National Historic Landmark in 1981.—Wikipedia
Art Potery and Ceramics Display
Seen at the The Henry Ford Museum. The Henry Ford (also known as the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation and Greenfield Village, and as the Edison Institute) is a large indoor and outdoor history museum complex and a National Historic Landmark in the Detroit suburb of Dearborn, Michigan. It is the largest indoor-outdoor museum complex in the United States and is visited by over 1.7 million people each year. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1969 and designated a National Historic Landmark in 1981.—Wikipedia
Doll House Display
Fully Furnished Exhibit - Kitchen c. 1890
Seen at the The Henry Ford Museum. Fully Furnished Exhibit—There are many ways to look at furniture from America's past. Designers and makers may have seen it as a way to make money or perhaps as a demonstration of skill. Original owners might have used objects to show off wealth and style. Individuals who first inherited pieces may have thought them too gaudy or unfashionable. Today, owners may see an antique that connects them to America's past. In Fully Furnished, you'll see amazing examples of American furniture dating from 1670 to the present, displayed to encourage you to think of furnishings in a variety of new ways. —Summary from thehenryford.org The Henry Ford (also known as the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation and Greenfield Village, and as the Edison Institute) is a large indoor and outdoor history museum complex and a National Historic Landmark in the Detroit suburb of Dearborn, Michigan. It is the largest indoor-outdoor museum complex in the United States and is visited by over 1.7 million people each year. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1969 and designated a National Historic Landmark in 1981.—Wikipedia
Fully Furnished Exhibit - Heating Stoves Late 1800s
Fully Furnished Exhibit - Kitchen Early 1930s
1956 Ford Thunderbird at Merrit Parkway Tollbooth
Seen at the The Henry Ford Museum. 1956 Ford Thunderbird Convertible. The Thunderbird recalled the early days of automobiling, when cars were more fun than functional. Thunderbirds and other small two-seaters were sold as "personal cars" -- often second cars -- in which motorists could enjoy driving for its own sake. This Thunderbird's owner, Ford engineer William Burnett, had a uniquely personal relationship with it -- he supervised the development of the first Thunderbird. Merritt Parkway Tollbooth, circa 1950. Scenic, park-like roadways for carriages, horses, and bicycles led to experiments with urban "parkways" for automobiles. But these roads, intended for pleasure driving, were soon dominated by suburban commuters. One such road was the Merritt Parkway, created in the 1930s to relieve traffic congestion on busy U.S. Route 1 between the New York state line and Milford, Connecticut.—Summary from thehenryford.org The Henry Ford (also known as the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation and Greenfield Village, and as the Edison Institute) is a large indoor and outdoor history museum complex and a National Historic Landmark in the Detroit suburb of Dearborn, Michigan. It is the largest indoor-outdoor museum complex in the United States and is visited by over 1.7 million people each year. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1969 and designated a National Historic Landmark in 1981.—Wikipedia—This image was processed as an HDR (High Dynamic Range) composition.
Howard Johnson's Pieman Neon Sign
Seen at the The Henry Ford Museum. Howard Johnson's Restaurant Sign, about 1988. The Howard Johnson's neon sign originaly located in Jacksonville, Illinois, before it was moved the Henry Ford Museum. The upper section with the famous "Simple Simon met a Pieman" logo has been restored.—Summary from thehenryford.org The Henry Ford (also known as the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation and Greenfield Village, and as the Edison Institute) is a large indoor and outdoor history museum complex and a National Historic Landmark in the Detroit suburb of Dearborn, Michigan. It is the largest indoor-outdoor museum complex in the United States and is visited by over 1.7 million people each year. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1969 and designated a National Historic Landmark in 1981.—Wikipedia
Lamy's Diner Interior
Seen at the The Henry Ford Museum. Lamy's Diner, 1946. World War II veteran Clovis Lamy ordered this 40-seat diner from the Worcester Lunch Car Company, a premier New England diner builder. In April 1946, Lamy operated the diner in his home town of Marlborough, Massachusetts. Local factory workers ate lunch there and those returning from a movie or show dropped in for dinner. Lamy sold the business in 1949.—Summary from thehenryford.org The Henry Ford (also known as the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation and Greenfield Village, and as the Edison Institute) is a large indoor and outdoor history museum complex and a National Historic Landmark in the Detroit suburb of Dearborn, Michigan. It is the largest indoor-outdoor museum complex in the United States and is visited by over 1.7 million people each year. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1969 and designated a National Historic Landmark in 1981.—Wikipedia
Lamy's Diner Exterior
Model Machine Shop, Boiler, and Steam Engine
Dymaxion House All-In-One Kitchen
Seen at the The Henry Ford Museum. Conceived by visionary architect R. Buckminster Fuller as the home of the future, the Dymaxion House was designed to be the strongest, lightest, and most cost-effective housing ever built. Over the last decade, it has assumed an iconic presence in Henry Ford Museum. To some people it's a giant Hershey's Kiss. Others sense a kinship with the Airstream travel trailer. Painstakingly restored, it's the only remaining prototype in the world.—Summary from thehenryford.org The Henry Ford (also known as the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation and Greenfield Village, and as the Edison Institute) is a large indoor and outdoor history museum complex and a National Historic Landmark in the Detroit suburb of Dearborn, Michigan. It is the largest indoor-outdoor museum complex in the United States and is visited by over 1.7 million people each year. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1969 and designated a National Historic Landmark in 1981.—Wikipedia
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La Reducción es una localidad argentina ubicada en el departamento Lules de la Provincia de Tucumán. Se halla prácticamente conurbada con la ciudad de San Isidro de Lules, representando una prolongación al sur de la misma sobre la Ruta Provincial 301
. También la atraviesa la Ruta Provincial 341 que la une al oeste con una planta de celulosa ubicada en esta localidad y la villa de Raco. Cuenta también con una planta de la empresa Arcor.

Población
Cuenta con , lo que representa un incremento del 6% frente a los  del censo anterior.

Santuario Nuestra Señora del Valle de La Reducción
En esta localidad tucumana se erige el Santuario donde se venera a una imagen de Nuestra Señora del Valle, que según cuenta la tradición fue hallada bajo tierra el 26 de noviembre de 1923. En 2 años se construyó una capilla pequeña dedicada a la Madre del Cielo. Al quedar muy chica la capilla por la gran cantidad de fieles que participaban de la procesión, en el año 1950 el P. Manuel Ballestero, Párroco de Lules, comenzó con la nueva obra en la construcción de una Iglesia más amplia, actual Santuario, en tierras donadas por el Ingeniero Manuel García Fernández. El 8 de diciembre del año 1966 la Imagen de la Virgen del Valle es trasladada al nuevo templo. En el lugar donde fue hallada la Imagen de la Virgen se construyó una pequeña gruta en honor a la Madre del Cielo, centro de peregrinaciones que se realiza todos los años en la misma fecha en que fue hallada. Por su parte los 8 de diciembre se congregan unos miles de peregrinos en el Santuario.

Referencias

Localidades de Tucumán
Departamento Lules

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Don't wait too long before taking a break. Some people need a reason for everything, and thus don't take a vacation until they desperately need one – when they are physically exhausted, burned-out, or ill. The best time to plan your next vacation is, before you return home from the vacation you are currently enjoying. There is never a perfect time to get away. Just do it!
Don't expect too much. The anticipation of your next holiday is as beneficial as the holiday itself. However, a vacation itself can sometimes be stressful, especially if we've set our expectations too high and things don't measure up. Relax and have fun, even if things don't go as planned. So what if the room doesn't turn to be as nice as in the travel brochure. Decide you are going to be happy and be determined not to let anyone or anything change that. Things always have a way of working themselves out.
I know people who have every hour of their vacation planned before they leave home. They leave no room for spontaneity, no time for the unexpected. Is it any wonder they return from their vacations as uptight as when they left. Leisure means opportunity for rest, unhurried quietude, relaxation, calm, and reprieve. Now, think of your last vacation. How much time did you spend resting, relaxing, in quietness? How much time did you spend in solitude? Leave plenty of room in your schedule for downtime and just plain doing nothing. We are human beings, NOT human doings.
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That means that although the zone files would automatically synchronise, however I would have to manually add new zone entries to named.conf on the 2nd box (linux no control panel).
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Columbus, GA is a great location for sporting events.
Some of the most notable events to occur in Columbus include the site of the 1996 Olympic Softball tournaments, 1998 Snickers Soccer Cup, ASA National Championships, NFCA Leadoff Classic, GHSA State Softball and Cheer Competition, and the AFLAC Outdoor Games/STIHL Timber Sports (2008-2009). With its multitude of sports facilities, over 42 hotels offering 4,600+ rooms and only 75 minutes south of the Atlanta Airport (via I-85 & I-185), it's no wonder Columbus, GA is such an appealing location for sporting events. Learn more about specific facilities through the Columbus Sports Council in the Columbus, Georgia Facility Guide, or check out individual sites.


Neuroimage. 2013 Apr 1;69:87-100. doi: 10.1016/j.neuroimage.2012.11.065. Epub 2012 Dec 16.
Surface based analysis of diffusion orientation for identifying architectonic domains in the in vivo human cortex.
McNab JA1, Polimeni JR, Wang R, Augustinack JC, Fujimoto K, Stevens A, Triantafyllou C, Janssens T, Farivar R, Folkerth RD, Vanduffel W, Wald LL.
Neuroimage. 2013 Nov 1;81:505. Triantafyllou, Christina [added].
DTI from one subject including a) a fractional anisotropy map (coronal), b) a directionally-encoded colour map (coronal) and c) principal diffusion orientations (red lines) superimposed on FA map in the region of S1 and M1 (axial).
Radiality at the middle cortical depth plotted on the folded (top) and inflated surfaces (bottom) for six subjects. The dominant feature is a red stripe (representing primarily tangential diffusion) that corresponds closely with the primary somatosensory cortex.
Top: Radiality plotted for the middle cortical depth for the left (a) and right (b) hemispheres of one subject. S1, S2 and Heschl's gyrus (A1) exhibit tangential diffusion. M1 and most other cortical areas encompassed by our imaging region exhibit radial diffusion. Bottom: Cortical thickness maps obtained via FreeSurfer in the same subject show that the S1 is about half the thickness of M1 (~1.5 mm compared to 2.7 mm respectively).
Partial volume analysis of different tissue types across 11 cortical depths for in vivo (a:S1,b:M1) and ex vivo (c:S1,d:M1) data. The left axis represents the mean voxel tissue composition across hand-drawn regions of interest on both hemispheres.
Depth-dependent features of a) mean diffusivity (MD) b) fractional anisotropy (FA) and c) radiality. Values are overlaid on the inflated surface and represent the group average for regions where data from at least 4 out of 6 subjects overlapped. i-vi represent surfaces 0, 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 for the right hemisphere and vii-xii represent surfaces 0, 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 for the left hemisphere. The 0th surface represents the interface between the white matter and the cortical grey matter. The 10th surface represents the pial surface. In general MD increases and FA decreases when progressing from the white matter to the pial surface. Radiality is low at the white matter surface, higher at the middle cortical depths and lower at the pial surface with the exception of S1 (indicated by white arrows) which displays low radiality at all cortical depths.
Mean radiality at the interface between the white matter and the cortex for the right (a) and left (b) hemispheres. Only those cortical regions where data from at least 4 of the 6 subjects overlapped were included. The white matter interface exhibits mostly tangential diffusion with the exception of the crowns of the gyri which appear radial. c) Tractography of connections between WM and cortical GM are consistent with the radiality patterns in a) and b). At the crown of the gyrus the pathways appear to follow a straight line between the WM and cortical GM. Along the banks the pathways exhibit a sharp turn at the WM/GM boundary.
The tangential component of the primary eigenvector of the diffusion tensor (represented as yellow lines) superimposed on the radiality plots on the curved cortical surfaces for a) the interface of the white matter and the cortex, b) the middle cortical depth and c) the pial surface. Double-sided arrows highlight the dominant orientation of the vector field, i.e. between the crown and the fundus for a) and b) and along the length of the fundus and crown for c).
Radiality versus fractional anisotropy at the middle cortical depth including the post-central, pre-central, supra-marginal and transverse-temporal regions (as defined by aparc.a2009s.annot available in FreeSurfer) for left and right hemispheres of all 6 subjects.
Histograms showing the distribution of radiality measurements for a) crowns, b) banks c) fundi including vertices within the post-central, pre-central, supra-marginal and transverse-temporal regions (as defined by aparc.a2009s.annot available in FreeSurfer) for left and right hemispheres of all 6 subjects.
DTI at 0.5 mm isotropic resolution of a fixed human brain specimen containing the brain regions surrounding the central sulcus including S1 and M1. a) and b) coronal images of directionally encoded colour (DEC) and fractional anisotropy (FA) respectively. c) and d) axial images of DEC and FA. e) Axial image of the region defined by the red box in c). The high radiality in M1 corresponds closely with observations in in vivo human and macaque data. S1 appears tangential is certain regions but radial in other regions.
Radiality surface plots for the fixed human brain specimen containing the brain regions surrounding the central sulcus including S1 and M1. Six cortical depths are shown, representing surfaces 0, 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 where the 0th surface is the white matter surface and the 10th surface is the pial surface. White arrows point to M1. Posterior to M1, the S1 cortex shows evidence of the tangential diffusion observed in vivo at lower spatial resolution.
Axial DTI in in vivo macaque (0.7 mm isotropic) showing the principal eigenvectors of the diffusion tensor superimposed on the FA map in the region of central sulcus. The observed cortical diffusion anisotropy is consistent with the human data, i.e. radial diffusion in M1 (anterior to the central sulcus) and tangential diffusion in S1 (posterior to the central sulcus).
Radiality index for in vivo macaque plotted on right (a-b) and left (c-d) hemispheres and on curved (a and c) and inflated (b and d) surfaces for six equally spaced cortical depths corresponding to surfaces 0, 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 which range from the white matter surface (0th surface) on the left to the pial surface (10th surface) on the right.


Manchester United legend Gary Neville has compared Anthony Martial to Cristiano Ronaldo following his performance vs Fulham.
The Frenchman netted on his return to the starting XI after his injury and put in a fantastic display.
Martial's shift was only overshadowed by Paul Pogba's dominant performance in which he scored a brace himself.
The former AS Monaco man's goal was arguably better as he scored after a mazy run, beating two Fulham players before slotting past their keeper.
Neville was clearly impressed with the goal as he compared it to a similar goal that Ronaldo had scored during his time at Old Trafford.
According to Colossus Sports, Gary said: "Magic from Martial. He's been a threat in the first 20 minutes like you wouldn't believe.
"I remember Cristiano Ronaldo scoring a goal over the far side some years ago that wasn't too dissimilar. This is equally as brilliant.
Manchester United fans were just pleased that Martial's injury didn't disrupt his form, particularly because of the difficult fixture list on the horizon.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has to somehow overcome PSG, Liverpool and Chelsea in back to back games.
Anthony will likely start all three fixtures and will have to be at his best to help United get as many wins as possible.
If the youngster is to live up to the Cristiano comparison then the world-class star is always stepping up at the vital moments for his teams.
It's a lot of pressure on Martial but many supporters feel he can handle it all.


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Around mid-April news of attacks on WordPress based websites was spreading fast. Described as brute-force attacks, these botnets are intent on gaining access to websites by repeatedly hammering away at the administrative login. Some sources reported the April 2013 attack as being the worst ever.


Manchester City players leave the pitch during the Premier League match between Newcastle United and Manchester City at St. James Park on January 29, 2019 in Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom.
But Pep Guardiola's 100th league game as City manager proved an evening to forget for the champions. Second-placed City's loss means Liverpool, chasing their first English title since 1990, can move seven points clear with a win over Leicester.
Aguero pounced on the loose ball to poke home from close range for his 17th goal of the season. But City lost their rhythm after that and were punished when Salomon Rondon equalised for Newcastle in the 66th minute from Isaac Hayden's header.
There was worse to come for City in the 80th minute. Fernandinho's foul on Sean Longstaff gave Matt Ritchie the chance to score from the penalty spot and the Newcastle midfielder fired his effort low into the net.
United poured forward and Victor Lindelof snatched the equaliser in the last seconds. "The comeback was brilliant. The players have been asked how they would react if they went behind, so the way we fought back was fantastic," Solskjaer said.
Ten-man Everton ruined Jan Siewert's first game in charge of Huddersfield with a 1-0 win over the bottom club at the John Smith's Stadium. Former Borussia Dortmund reserve team boss Siewert replaced David Wagner, who left by mutual consent earlier in January.
Everton had defender Lucas Digne sent off for a professional foul on Adama Diakhaby in the 66th minute. Wolves added to West Ham's woes with an emphatic 3-0 victory at Molineux.


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Madeleine Mantock – Bio, Age, Height, Parents, Boyfriend and Career Achievements
The outstanding British movie star Madeleine Mantock has become one of the fast-rising stars in the Hollywood industry, courtesy of her extraordinary performances in movies and TV series. Madeleine began her acting career in 2011 while appearing in the British medical drama Casualty. She came into the limelight following her role in the widely acclaimed 2015 TV series Into the Badlands. Since then, Madeleine has continued to appear in blockbuster movies and TV series. Her other notable movies include Breaking Brooklyn, The Tomorrow People, and Charmed, among others. Learn more about the actress below.
Madeleine Mantock's Bio and Age
The actress was born as Madeleine Mantock on the 26th day of May 1990 in Nottinghamshire City of England to Afro-British parents of Caribbean and African descent. When she was very young, she developed an interest in becoming an actress long before she completed her basic education in Nottinghamshire and after which she enrolled at the Arts Educational School, London. While she was there, she participated in several theatre displays organized by the school. Upon graduation, she got a Bachelor of Arts degree in Musical Theatre.
Madeleine (center) with her Charmed co-stars
Mantock has done a great job as an actress and has appeared in a handful of movies and TV series. Although she is yet to record any awards, her excellent works do speak for themselves. She began her career journey prior to her graduation from acting school with her first film appearance playing the recurring role of Scarlett Conway in the 2011 series Casualty. After that, Madeleine went on to star in the 2013 series Lee Nelson's Well Funny People where she portrayed the character of Miss Summers alongside Simon Brodkin.
Following her quest for a more challenging environment, the actress moved to the United States where she starred in the American sci-fi series The Tomorrow People. There she played the lead role of Astrid Finch from 2013 to 2014. However, the show was canceled after the first season.
The following year, Madeleine starred alongside Tom Cruise and Bill Paxton in the science fiction movie Edge of Tomorrow. She got her breakthrough while appearing in the 2015 American adventure TV series Into the Badlands. The series garnered positive reviews and was able to bring the actress into the limelight. Her next project was in the 2016 movie The Truth Commissioner where she played the role of Laura. She followed it up with an appearance in Breaking Brooklyn in 2017. Madeleine also played the role of Lorelei in the 2018 movie Age Before Beauty. Since 2018, Madeleine has been playing the recurring role of Macy Vaughn alongside Sarah Jeffery in the fantasy drama series Charmed.
Family – Parents and Boyfriend
Just like we mentioned earlier, Madeleine Mantock was born to Afro-British parents. Although she hasn't shared much information regarding her parents; she once revealed in an interview with a mainstream magazine that they have been the reason behind her burgeoning career. The actress grew up along with her brother named Leon Mantock. Also, there is no much information regarding Leon; Madeline shared her photo with him on Instagram back in 2015.
While she has garnered much fame through her acting prowess, Madeleine is equally successful in her love life. Nevertheless, she enjoys keeping the details of her love life and relationships under the shades to avoid being mixed up in media razzmatazz. The actress might have been in several relationships in the past but has decided to keep it under lock and keys. She has joined the long list of Hollywood stars who have succeeded in striking a balance between their personal and professional lifves Apparently, Madeleine is not in any relationship and is still single. She is currently aiming to reach the apex of her acting career.
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Her Height and Body Measurements
The talented British actress is very gorgeous and has an attractive personality. Madeleine Mantock is very tall standing at a height of 5 feet 8 inches which is three inches above the average height for American women. She also has an ideal body weight of 59 kg and sporty body measurements (breast-waist-hip) of 35-24-36 inches. The actress wears a bra of size 34C, a dress of size 6 (US) and a shoe of size 9.5 (US). In addition to that, she rocks a black hair with brown eyes.
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Ehime: "Mommy? You are not trying to go for a walk with those party-ish sunglasses, are you?"
Mommy: "What? Are these strange?"
I have been getting headaches & migraines often. I showed my migraine diary to the doctor yesterday, but he couldn't narrow the reasons why I get headaches so often. He recommended to use the daily medications to prevent pain. But I wanted to go a more natural way.
My husband and I had a talk what we can do. One of the things we decided was going to bed a little earlier at night, so we both can get enough sleep. The other thing was buying me a new pair of sunglasses to prevent UV. I lost my old ones last fall. Until the new sunglasses come to me, I decided to wear those toy-ish sunglasses. Better than doing nothing, right?
Ehime: "I don't know this person."
Kona: "Daddy, where is mommy?"
Kahlua: "Is she hiding in this bush?"
Joy: "Who are you? Did you get lost?"
Happy: "Joy, I told you that you shouldn't talk to strangers. Oh, this is a nice chin rest♪"
Joy: "I'm not a chin rest!"
Mommy: "I'm not a stranger!"
Kahlua: "How's your headache this morning, mommy?"
Mommy: "Thank you for asking. My headache is gone. Wearing the party-ish sunglasses is working well♪ Maybe I can dehydrate apples today."
Mommy: "Before I dehydrate apples, I'm going to clean the chicken coop, take care of the vegetable garden and clean the garage."
Kona: "Sounds like we have time for a nap."
Mommy: "Good. Because I'm feeling better, it has been so productive today."
Mommy: "Fuji apples look delicious. Let's eat one slice♪"
Kona: "I just saw you ate one slice of apple. Should I let on Kahlua and Ehime? Oh, there are so many slices here♪"
Mommy: "OK, OK. Here is a bribe to you."
Mommy: "Now, let's put all the apple slices in the dehydrator."
For our doggies and daddy who know that mommy's party-isn sunglasses came from the solar panel company as a free gift, please click the puppy photo on the right above or a dog picture below to vote for a doggie blog ranking. Thank you!


Instead of hanging up curtains or blinds, you can control the sunlight and create a privacy barrier by using solar film for windows. Unlike curtains or blinds, these won't block the gorgeous views of the outside. At the same time, it will keep harmful UV rays from entering the house. While you can see the outside well from the inside, they will prevent outsiders from peeping into your home. Therefore, for stylish as well as practical concerns, get your glass tinted.
When you are a kid, did you ever slide down the rails of a staircase? You can make your dreams come true as an adult but installing a slider, a real one, next to the staircase. If you have kids or pets in the house, they will be more than delighted. Adults, too, can slide down without fearing anyone staring.
If you have a cat or a small dog, don't hesitate to install a cat transportation system. This is basically a number of pipes that snake up the walls so your little kitty can get about happily. Also, they look great and make homes look modern and hip. Cat transportation systems can be easily installed by a regular carpenter or mason. It will cost much cheaper if it can be made from scratch by a local carpenter.
The solar film for windows will camouflage your living room, and a remote controlled pool cover will camouflage your swimming pool. Now, this is not like a plastic tarp that many pool owners use to keep their pools clean and restricted to pets and children. This is an automated covering, like a garage door, that once closed could look just like your yard or the floor. So, if you need some extra space for a garden party, an automated camouflage pool cover would do more than fine.
You can also make your house look cool by building a treehouse in the backyard or installing an outdoor pizza oven. As you can see from the list above, you don't have to spend thousands of dollars to make your home look unique.


Anu Kulkarni was born in 1975 in Pune.
In 1997 she received her Government Diploma in Drawing and Painting (Pune). In 1998 she graduated with her Diploma in Art Education. In 2000 she received her Masters degree in Painting (Pune).
In 2001 and 2004 she had solo exhibitions at Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai and Hacienda Art Gallery, Mumbai.
In 1997 she held an art workshop at Lalit Kala Academy, Bhubaneshwar. In 1998 and 1999 she participated in the Bombay Art Society exhibitions and took part in group shows at Birla Kala Academy, Mumbai. In 1999 and 2000 she participated in the Camlin Art Foundation exhibition. In 2002 she exhibited in a group exhibitions at Bal Gandharv Kala Dalan and Yeshavantrao Chauhan Kala Dalan in Pune.In 2006 she participated in Deccan Contemporary at Ravindra Bhawan, New Delhi. In 2006 she exhibited in a group show at Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai. In 2007 she participated in Art Fusion at Nehru Centre, Mumbai. In 2008 she participated in a group show at Hacienda Art Gallery, Mumbai.
In 1995 she was awarded by the V. V. Oak Foundation State Exhibition, Pune. In 1999 she was presented with the Atur Foundation Exhibition award and an award from the Art Society of India.


Today, we celebrate International Men's Day and put a special focus on our men.
International Men's Day is an opportunity to reflect on the state of the Jamaican man — his health and wellbeing, his challenges and successes.
We can be proud of the positive value that the vast majority of Jamaican men bring to their families, communities and to our country each day. As the Minister for Gender Affairs, I commend our men, young and old, who continue to give of themselves in the building of our nation — they are the role models who we are happy to celebrate today and every day.
Today, I urge us all to highlight, in a special way, the positive male role models in our lives and wish them a Happy International Men's Day.
Sometimes men's issues do not get the requisite focus on the gender agenda, but we are working to change that. The Men's Desk which we established a few years ago in the former Bureau of Women's Affairs has been expanded to the Men's Department at the repurposed Bureau of Gender Affairs. The Bureau is now a central point for information and advocacy on men's issues including parenting, health, education and the unique role that men must play alongside women in creating a harmonious society with gender equality.
Through the Bureau, we have been conducting parenting seminars that target men in an effort to change entrenched behaviour that militate against good parenting. We are committed to giving our men the requisite support to perform their role as fathers. In this regard, I'm happy to announce that we will launch the Positive Father Project, with the support of UNESCO, as one of our main activities for International Men's Day.
Men must not only be seen as providers or disciplinarians in the family, they also have a critical role as nurturers. We want to boost the participation of fathers in the household, particularly in the nurturing of their children, and that is why we are also championing the Paternity Leave policy through the Bureau of Gender Affairs. I invite men and women to participate in consultations today and during the next few months towards the development of the policy.


Hey. Dallas! It's been awhile since I've written something just for my Dallas readers, and with summer upon us, it seems like a good time. Because I know I'm not the only one looking for fun things to do in the Dallas area this time of year.
Visit the Perot Museum. With tons of fun summer activities, you can easily spend an entire day at the museum.
Visit Legoland Discovery Center, Pirate's Cove and SeaLife Aquarium at Grapevine Mills. All located in the same place, you can spend an hour or two at the aquarium, an hour or two at Legoland. and another hour or two at the waterpark…and you never have to leave the mall!
Take a road trip! You don't have to leave Texas, even. A trip to San Antonio, or Austin, or even Waco (it's awesome that Waco is now a destination) are all within easy driving distance from Dallas.
This post was inspired by Chevy and the super fun Traverse. Chevy let me borrow a Traverse for a week, and we had so much fun with it. With tons of room (the kids could barely reach each other in the back seat, yay!) and lots of fun features (like wifi, satelite radio, and GPS), this was a great family car and it served us well for the week we had it.
In fact, I got to pick my kids up from the last day of school with the Traverse and they were stoked. Because it was the last day of school, yes…but also because FUN CAR!
I wish we'd had a road trip planned around this fun ride – it would have been a great car to cruise around Texas with.
Another road trip option – head up to Carlton Landing in Oklahoma!
Go to a Rangers game. Baseball games are fun. You can get inexpensive tickets and make a day of it (although if you can. I'd totally upgrade to something shaded because SUMMER IN TEXAS).
See the wildlife! You have lots of options. Of course, we all love the Dallas Zoo. But you can also visit In-Sync exotics in Wylie, the Alligator Farm in East Texas, and Fossil Rim in Glen Rose.
Go to the Arboretum. Yes, it's hot as heck. But that means it's also only $1 admission in August, so YAY!
Visit a waterpark! You have several choices. There are many Hawaiian Falls locations around Dallas. And of course, you have Hurricane Harbor at Six Flags, too!
Plan a staycation at Great Wolf Lodge. This would be my kids' favorite thing to do. With an indoor water park, a crazy ropes course, and tons of family-friendly activities, this is sure to be a huge hit.
Visit the Video Game Museum in Frisco. Kids can play video games but you can feel good about it because it's a museum.
Go to Six Flags. Yes, it's hot. And it can be crowded. But it's summer, and it's Six Flags, and there's actually a lot to do there for kids of every age. If you get there right when it opens, or come later in the evening, you'll miss out on some of the heat. And they have a bunch of new stuff that is worth checking out if you like roller coasters.
What are your favorite things to do in Dallas with kids during the summer?


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Robert De Niro goes for Neds
Scots movie hit Neds has been snapped up by Robert De Niro.
The star was so impressed with Peter Mullan's thriller at a private screening he immediately bought the US distribution rights.
As well as being shown in US cinemas, Neds - set in 70s Glasgow - will be released as a DVD, potentially earning Mullan millions.
A spokesman for De Niro's TriBeCa production company said: "It's a fantastic film and everyone here is really excited about it."
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Infant mortality rates decline by about 5 deaths for every $1000 of income per capita; the overwhelming majority of children today die in in countries where the average is about $2500; even if these countries should develop well economically in the period 2015-2030, large improvements in the average resources locally available do not seem likely.
We focus here on neonatal mortality, where 75% of deaths are caused by prematurity, interpartum-related complications and neonatal sepsis. Eight countries, with a combined population of 3.5 billion, account for about two-thirds of all neonatal deaths. Although prematurity can be reduced by providing better diets for mothers, major progress in all three categories can only be made by delivering improved health services, to ensure that skilled staff are available to support mothers before, during and after births in a safe and clean environment.
Ante-natal care can be delivered at a relatively low cost – less than $1.5 billion per year globally – but ensuring safe deliveries and post-natal care is more complicated and costly. The marginal cost for the 75 countries with the highest burden of infant death has been estimated as $5.65 billion per year, but this rises to around $10 billion when the cost of building capacity is taken into account. In practice, this is also likely to be an underestimate because of the need to improve the broader health system, for example by employing more doctors. Not accounting for training, employing the additional 1.3 million doctors needed today would cost about $7.7 billion.
This and other improvements would obviously provide broader benefits, beyond neonatal care. Accounting for this, the total cost of necessary improvements to child and maternal healthcare is about $17.3 billion annually, or $10.9 billion for running costs and infrastructure only. Assuming a $5,000 value for a DALY and the higher of the costs, the benefit-cost ratio is 18.2 at a 3% discount rate. For all scenarios, including a 5% discount rate, BCRs are positive and returns to investment high.
However, this level of investment required to reach this target likely goes well beyond the financial and institutional capacities of many of the poorest countries, and definitely also goes beyond the scope and budget of international institutions like the Global Fund; major shifts in global health financing will likely be needed if ambitious targets are to be reached for neonatal mortality within the next 15 years.


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Former Taco Bell exec who slapped Uber driver sues him for $5m
Remember that Taco exec who was fired after footage of him slapping an Uber driver went viral? Well, now he's decided to sue said driver for $5 million – for filming him without permission.
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Benjamin Golden claims 23-year-old Edward Caban illegally filmed him during the assault, which took place on October 30, 2014, and says Caban is responsible for any injuries he has suffered.
Golden is also asking for the video footage to be barred as evidence in his upcoming criminal trial for assault and battery, according to court documents obtained by CNBC.
Golden's lawyer, Courtney Pilchman, told the news network on Friday that Caban, who quit working for Uber after the incident, is "quite the opportunist," alluding to the driver's claims of "post-traumatic stress".
However, speaking on the former Taco Bell executive's behalf back in November, Pilchman said:
"Mr. Golden accepts full responsibility for his actions and understands the consequences that may occur as a result."
Under California state law, recording conversations without the agreement of all parties is illegal.
Golden is also counter-suing for damages related to "emotional distress, humiliation, anxiety, fear, pain and suffering and the loss of his job" he experienced as a result of the footage going public. It has since been viewed over 2 million times.
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1. Weather permitting, leave the house, go outside to the street and look around. How much of what you see would have existed if humans had not designed and built it? How much that "just grew there" would look different if humans had not cultivated and encouraged (or polluted) it?
2. Look at the sky. If you can distinguish stars from planets, can identify some of them, etc., try to forget this knowledge and imagine how the sky looks to very intelligent animals without human science. Then look at it again with your knowledge of astronomy back in focus.
3. If a meteor passes, how does it make you feel when trying to see without scientific glosses? How differently do you feel when you allow yourself to remember what you know of meteors?
If all TV shows about the police (about 20 a week in most areas) went off the air and instead we had an equal number of TV shows about landlords, would this change the average American reality-tunnel?
In how many ways would the reality-tunnel change?
What would Americans "see" (or remember that they now tend to ignore? What would they become less aware of? What would they become more aware of?
5. Try to figure out why there are so many TV shows about police and virtually no shows about landlords.
1. I actually got out of the house today and went for a walk. Pretty much nothing other than the sky (even then...) is without human influence, in part and in whole. the only thing that remans the same is the biological compostion of plants (even then...) it depends of far you are willing to go (which leads to holism - everyting influences everything else, where humans just seem to have a little more influence than most).
2. I do this quite often anway, and it completely overwhelms me. its very easy to see the reverence of early humans when faced with this kind of mystery and our need to give it meaning and make it human.
3. it has been years since I saw a meteor I think I was a kid.
4. A very interestin question, which would take me an entire essay to write about.
5. the reason i think there are more programs about Police is because police are paid by taxes and they have to be shown to be doing something, it also gives security to the people who want police and fear to those who are "criminals"(and to annoy those who feel police are unnecassery, corrupt or both), and somebunall people love car chases and the cheesy narrators.
1. The building in which I work is surrounded by other university buildings (laboratories, library, classrooms, etc.) and so the influence of humans is all around. Interestingly, there are photos of this part of campus from 125 or more years ago, and all that was here was prairie and farmland, the former not much due to human intervention (although even that is debatable, with what we now know about the Native American presence on the land) and the latter entirely the result of human artifice. Hard to know what this place would look like if it "just grew here" since almost everything I have seen in my life is covered in human fingerprints.
2. I imagine the sky looks much the same to intelligent animals as does the rest of their visual experience. In other words, I don't think there is anything about the sky that screams "dig me, I am the sky!!" (except maybe the giant flaming eye that provides light and warmth). I do how one powerful memory of looking at the night sky while on Ayahuasca in the California foothills. I could see the depth of the night sky for the first time, actually see it, rather than mentally project "outer space" onto the black dome of the night sky.
3. I once experienced a meteor shower in a clear night sky in the the Rocky Mountains, and it blew my mind. Little flashes of light, streaks in the night sky. Knowing that meteors are "just" space rocks and junk didn't effect my appreciation one whit.
5.For me, it is difficult not to enter into "conspiracy theory" territory when discussing television, since so many decisions about programming are made by a vanishingly small percentage of the populace in order to rent the eyes of the viewers out to sponsors. Who decides? Media execs make the final call (see the story from Rod Serling about the decision to serve coffee or tea in a TV drama sponsored by Sanka). On what do they base their decisions? Sponsor preferences, since sponsors are the real customers; cultural stereotypes, because these will not challenge prejudices (some of the insider comments on Negativland's album Dispepsi are very telling in this regard); issues that are popular in mainstream society at a given time. Why cops and not landlords? Well, again, it is hard for me not to think too "conspiratorially" about this. As Hakim Bey notes, police in the media used to be portrayed as bumbling idiots, at the same time that police were openly used to harass working class people who struck or threatened to strike. Once working class folks made some gains, police morphed from clueless enemies into everyday working people and became the friend, not the foe, of the working man. In the "War on Drugs" 70s and 80s, police characters became mouthpieces for political rhetoric that saw civil liberties as superfluous and the Bill of Rights as a collection of loopholes (even as drug dealers and Arabs become the personification of all things evil). As the economy tanks, and more and more people lose their homes (in part due to unpunished criminal machinations on the part of the banks, who finance the politicians--there's that conspiracy thinking again!), I think we'll see more shows about landlords, in which they are the good guys and tenants (see link above) are the bad guys.
4. If there were many shows on TV about landlords, Americans would more easily recognize how economic forces govern their lives, and how the well-off are in a much better position than people who are not well off, i.e. who don't own much property. I do think that a well-written show would illustrate how government at times tends to favor property owners but at times interferes with the legitimate use of property.
5. American TV is dominated by life and death issues, i.e. the murders in the cop shows and the struggle to save patients in all of the medical shows. The difficulty with fictional landlord shows is that it would be difficult to find ways to easily dramatize the struggles of the tenants and landlords.
interesting TV comments, Mr. Jackson.
I stepped outside of a Subway on Saturday and looked around. Most of my environment seemed shaped by humans. I saw trees and grass, well taken care of and very different from what I would have found there a hundred years ago, I suspect.
I looked up at the sky. The sun must have seemed very mysterious to folks without any concept of modern astronomy . Hail Apollo!
In terms of landlords, I think of the one on Three's Company. Cop shows tend to show most cops as heroic, a very different view of cops from that on Straight Outta Compton or in Against the Day by Pynchon.
I am currently at a training exercise in a unfamiliar ecosystem so I have no idea about the local plant life, and how it might look without human interaction.
I can not identify much in the way of constellation but I can differentiate between stars and a few planets. I can't seem to imagine what I might think they are without science. I might be able to conceive them as being similar to the sun but I'm not sure. I may be giving myself too much credit.
Seeing a meteor would definitely make me think there was a "living" or "conscious" attribute to stars.
Reality tunnels would definitely change. I think they would be more aware the life of a landlord and be able to differentiate good ones from bad ones more easily. Really it depends on what about the landlords the show was showing.
I think producers know what people will watch fairly well. People being arrested is always a crowd pleaser. Otherwise there would be no market for police tape. I remember a study that proved crime dropped in a area based on the number of patrols done on specific streets. It's possible shows about police could have similar benefits but don't think so. I only mention this as a possible reason communities might show police shows more often.
Although I live in one of the more populated cities in Montana, I feel lucky to live so close to wildlands where humankind has relatively little impact. Actually, I've had people tell me that I should feel lucky to live in The USA at all since we have such vast areas of undeveloped land whereas certain nations in Europe have had more time to develop and thus have less wilderness. I wouldn't know because I haven't traveled to Europe.
I began thinking about forests, skies and stars differently, thanks to Marhsall McLuhan, when I began thinking about media differently. It seems like everything these days in mediated by humankind in one way or another. Just take forestry, a way of regulating the logging industry, etc., that turns our wilderness into a form of media. What does the forest enhance? What does it obsolesce? How does it reverse and what does it retrieve? I don't know, Marshall, I don't know.
Thinking about stars, I'm tempted once again to quote Laurie Anderson.
"And you know the reason I really love the stars is that we cannot hurt them.
We are reaching for them."
I might try the star exercise again during the night, it seems rather useless at 9:48 in the morning. Sometimes when I see a shooting star, I worry that I might wish for the wrong thing.
Once I read an interview with Tom Wolfe and Marshall McLuhan where they talked about a war that completely stopped once they stopped broadcasting it on television. I've also heard of tribal communities that, once introduced to television, erupt into violence as they imitate last thursday's latest episode of COPS.
I hope that one day I can point something out to a child and say, you see that? that's untouched, that's unmediated. enjoy it while you can.
"John Lilly, the guy who says he can talk to dolphins, said he was in an aquarium and he was talking to a big whale who was swimming around and around in his tank. And the whale kept asking him questions telepathically. And one of the questions the whale kept asking was: do all oceans have walls?"


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Santa Ana, CA – While most budget-strapped cities are cutting back on badly needed road repairs, the City of Santa Ana is putting the pedal to the metal.
The City, which is halfway through a multi-year, $72-million residential road rehabilitation program, is under budget and ahead of schedule on a model project that is much kinder to the environment than traditional road repair programs.
"We are pleased to report that our citywide street repair program will be completed in three years instead of five, will cost 30 percent less than first envisioned, use state-of-the-art green technologies, and will be less disruptive to our residents," said Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido.
The Mayor and City officials will recognize and demonstrate this innovative road repair program at a press conference to be held April 19, 2010, 12:30 p.m.
The award-winning project involves the first large scale application of Cold In-Place Recycling, a road repair process that recycles the existing road, cuts greenhouse gases in half and uses 80 percent less energy, according to studies by the University of California, Berkeley.
In addition to showcasing the success of the program, City Officials want to speak out to protect the funds being used. The City's street rehab program is threatened by actions in Sacramento. Gas tax revenues that are dedicated to cities are being redirected to balance the State's $20 billion budget shortfall. The siphoning gas tax funds would impair Santa Ana's ability to make debt payments on the $60 million bond that was used to fund the road repair program.
"We can only hope that common sense prevails in Sacramento and some thought and consideration are given to cities struggling to provide critical infrastructure improvements for our residents in a tough budgetary climate," said Mayor Pro Tem Claudia Alvarez.
Santa Ana is a city of more than 340,000 people and the county seat of Orange County. It is strategically located 10 miles from the California coast and 40 minutes southeast of Los Angeles. Home to several Fortune 500 companies and the famous guitar manufacturer Rickenbacker International Corp., the city has the only Empowerment Zone (EZ) in Orange County. Over the past decade, the EZ program has provided federal dollars, tax credits and incentives to generate economic opportunities for underserved neighborhoods and communities and help 2,300 residents find jobs and receive job training.


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SKI TOUR TO DRAGOBRAT + HUTSUL ENTERTAINMENT
Vacation in the Carpathians, Dragobrat, museums of Verkhovyna, Yaremche, Hutsul fun and more!
Tour dates: January 12, 26, February 9, 23
Waiting for you:
- acquaintance with the history, customs, culture of one of the most interesting ethnic groups in the world - the Hutsuls;
- the best dishes of Hutsul cuisine;
- skiing, sledding, snowboarding at one of the most popular ski resorts in Europe:
- the most outstanding historical and natural sights of the region: Hutsul temples, waterfalls, rivers, picturesque Carpathian landscapes, Hutsul museums;
- exhibition and sale of handicrafts of folk craftsmen of Hutsul region: wood carving, weaving, hazel weaving, embroidery, musical instruments, Easter eggs, cheese toys;
- and an unforgettable "Hutsul fun" with music, dancing, singing and delicious Hutsul snacks.
HUTSUL FUN!
In order to get to know the Hutsul people, their character, customs, cuisine, we invite you to visit the Hutsul party.
During the fun, you can expect:
- dishes of Hutsul cuisine: white mushroom soup, banush with cheese, tea made from fragrant healing Carpathian herbs, ...
- singing and dancing by the Hutsul chapel "Dovbushova Taistra";
- master classes on Hutsul dances: hutsulka, resheto, golubka;
- Hutsul chants, kolomyikas, songs about the Carpathians;
- consecration to the Hutsuls;
- and dancing, dancing, dancing to fiery Hutsul music.
The cost of the Hutsul dinner and participation in the fun is UAH 250/person.
The cost of participation in the fun without dinner is UAH 120/person.
Note: Hutsul fun takes place if there is a group of 35 or more people willing to participate.
The price does NOT include and will be paid additionally:
- entrance tickets to museums,
- food,
- participation in Hutsul fun,
- rental of ski equipment.
Cost of entrance tickets:
- Earth History Park: adults, pensioners, students - 100 UAH, children under 6 years - free;
- Museum Hutsulshchyna: general and pensioners - 30 UAH, student - 20 UAH, pupils - 15 UAH;
- Yasinya-Dragobrat transfer by GAZ-ZIL cars both ways: 190 UAH;
- bathing in tanks: 250 UAH for 2 hours.
- excursion-concert in the museum of Hutsul life and musical instruments named after Roman Kumlyk: general, student and apprentice - 50 UAH;
- "Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors" museum: general, pensioner and student - 40 UAH, student - 35 UAH/person;
- entrance ticket to the Dovbush trail: general, pensioner, student - 50 UAH, student - 35 UAH.
*The tour is conducted in Ukrainian
Departure from Lviv (08:00) — Pidhirya (visiting the park "UNDERHILL") - Kolomyia (lunch, taking pictures near the "Pysanky" museum, visiting the "Hutsulshchyna" museum) — Verkhovyna (tasting "Verkhovyna" live beer, settlement in Hutsul estates).
Breakfast and departure (08:00) — Dragobrat (free day for skiing at the Dragobrat resort — Verkhovyna (return to the estate, Hutsul fun).
Breakfast and departure (08:00) — Dragobrat (free day for skiing at the Dragobrat resort) — Verhovyna (return 7:20 p.m., swimming in the vats).
Breakfast and departure (08:00) — Verkhovyna (excursion and photographing in Hutsul clothing in the museum "Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors" and an excursion concert in the museum of folk instruments of Roman Kumlyk) — Yaremche (lunch, "Dovbusha" Trail, view of the rocks, viewing the waterfall, buying souvenirs) — Lviv (return by 10:00 p.m.).
Acquaintance with the history, customs, culture of one of the most interesting ethnic groups in the world - the Hutsuls
The best dishes of Hutsul cuisine
Skiing, sledding, snowboarding at one of the most popular ski resorts in Europe
The most outstanding historical and natural sights of the region: Hutsul temples, waterfalls, rivers, picturesque Carpathian landscapes, Hutsul museums
An unforgettable "Hutsul fun" with music, dancing, singing and delicious Hutsul snacks
Pidhirya
The "Park of the History of the Earth" opens its doors to everyone who wants to learn about the Cenozoic era, which began 66 million years ago and continues today. The entertainment and educational park stretched over 8 hectares. The museum will tell about the history of the creation and origin of life on Earth. You will be greeted by huge statues of the mammoth family, the saber-toothed tiger Sid and more.
Kolomyia
The city of Kolomiya, one of the most beautiful cities of Galicia, with a wonderful Art Nouveau building in the central part of the city. You should definitely visit the business card of Kolomyia - the unique and only in the world Museum of Easter egg painting, also known as the "Museum of Easter eggs", it is located in the largest egg in the world (13.5 m) and has an exposition of 12,000 exhibits. The city is also waiting for you: one of the best museums of Ukraine - the National Museum of Folk Art of Hutsul region and Pokuttia named after of Josaphat Kobrynskyi, one of the oldest in Ukraine, the wooden Church of the Annunciation (1587) and the town hall (1877), which is not in the center of the square. The market is on the street corner.
Verkhovyna
The former Zhabye, on the Black Cheremosh River, the center of one of the most interesting regions of Ukraine, hospitably invites you to a concert-excursion to the private Hutsul museum of life and musical instruments named after Roman Kumlyk, as well as the hut-museum of the film "Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors" (with photography in Hutsul clothes) and the "Hat-Staya" museum (with the purchase of cheese).
Dragobrat
A ski resort located on the slopes of Svidovets, one of the highest Carpathian ridges at an altitude of 1300 - 1700 m. With the help of a chairlift, you can climb to the top of Mount Styg (1707 m), which offers some of the most beautiful panoramas in the Ukrainian Carpathians. The winter landscapes of Dragobrat will charm everyone with their landscapes. There is also an opportunity to go skiing (snowboarding), enjoy the mountain air and get unforgettable emotions.
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The Hurricanes Host Providence In Regular Season Finale
CORAL GABLES, Fla.-The Miami women's basketball team will host Providence in its regular season finale Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Convocation Center.
Miami will honor four seniors in their last home game; Vera Arsova (Stip, Macedonia), Chanivia Broussard (Miami, Fla.), Shaquana Wilkins (Plymouth, Fla.) and Hutashi Wilson (Toronto, Canada).
The Hurricanes (21-5, 10-5 BIG EAST) enter the contest on the winning path after beating West Virginia 82-74 Saturday night at home.
The Friars (4-22, 0-15 BIG EAST) have lost 15 games in a row, including a 76-59 loss to Georgetown Saturday afternoon.
Miami is currently tied for fourth place with Boston College and West Virginia in the BIG EAST standings at 10-5. Miami would earn the No. 4 seed in the tiebreaker, claming wins over BC and WVU this season.
The No. 1 through No. 4 seeds earn a bye in the first round of the BIG EAST tournament.
The Friars are last in the conference standings at 0-15.
Miami beat PC 86-67earlier this season in Providence. The Hurricanes lead the all-time series 16-6 and have won eight of the last 10 meetings.
Tamara James (Dania, Fla.) leads the Hurricanes with 16.7 points per game.
Gayle Nwafili leads the Friars with 11.7 points and 8.3 rebounds per game.
The game will be broadcast live on WVUM-90.5 FM or via the internet at hurricanesports.com.
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Serena Williams Serves Up Victory Once Again, Stands 1 Win Away From 24th Grand Slam Title
Angela Helm
Such Grace! Serena Williams of the United States serves the ball during her women's singles semi-final match against Anastasija Sevastova of Latvia on Day 11 of the 2018 US Open at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center on Sept. 6, 2018, in Queens, N.Y.
Photo: Al Bello (Getty Images)
Although I am loath to compare the incomparable Serena Williams to any animal besides perhaps a black panther with emerald eyes, I may allow for the G.O.A.T. acronym, because damn, she can't stop, won't stop, showing and proving that she's worthy of the title: greatest of all time.
After making light work of Anastasija Sevastova's ass, 6-3, 6-0, at the U.S. Open semifinals on Thursday, Williams, 36, is now just one match away from a record-tying 24th Grand Slam title, and her second consecutive Grand Slam final (she lost at Wimbledon to Angelique Kerber in July.)
CBS News reports that baby girl was in top form, noting that "Williams won 86 percent of her points at the net. She also broke Sevastova's serve five times, and had her serve broken only once."
The praise continued:
With every match since her return from having a child last year, it's felt like Williams has added something new to her game. Whether it be her serve, her return, her lateral movement or her net game, she only seems to be getting better. Whether Keys or Osaka advances to the finals, they'll have their hands full in their quest for their first career Grand Slam.
Williams is looking to tie Margaret Court's 24 Grand Slam record on Saturday, and will either face Madison Keys or Naomi Osaka—both brown girls—in the finals.
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An all-black and all-American (in a sense, Osaka has dual citizenship) final is a given. The influence of Venus and Serena is evident. Both Keys and Osaka were drawn to tennis because of the Williams sisters, and both play a similar game. Serena is playing better than she was at Wimbledon, and while it looks like Osaka is the likely challenger, I feel like Serena has a very good chance at getting #24 on Saturday. And if not, a new slam champion will be crowned, which is cool too.
Obligatory fuck you to Margaret Court, whose relevancy is only maintained thanks to her proximity to Serena's greatness.


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Sebastian Coe indicates IAAF will challenge female testosterone ruling
• Caster Semenya allowed to run at Rio 2016 without monitoring
• Cas suspended practice of testosterone regulation in 2015
South Africa's Caster Semenya is favourite to win the 800 metres in Rio. Photograph: John Giles/PA
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Sebastian Coe has indicated the IAAF is to challenge the ruling that suspended the monitoring of female athletes with higher than usual levels of testosterone.
At the centre of the ruling is South Africa's Caster Semenya, the likely winner of the women's 800m final at the Olympic Games in Rio.
Semenya is described as an "intersex" athlete meaning she does not conform to typical notions of male or female bodies. She produces testosterone at a level much higher than most women, prompting questions about whether that gives her an unfair biological advantage on the track.
In April 2011, the International Association of Athletics Federations announced it was adopting rules and regulations governing the eligibility of females with hyperandrogenism, effectively meaning there was an upper limit for women's testosterone levels with anyone above it required to take hormones to lower them to more "normal" levels to compete.
The return of Caster Semenya: Olympic favourite and ticking timebomb
That ruling was knocked back in July 2015 by the court of arbitration for sport which suspended the practice of testosterone regulation for two years and challenged the IAAF to present better evidence by July 2017.
"We were surprised by the Cas decision, and I think the IOC was too," Coe told insidethegames.biz following a meeting of the IAAF council in Rio on Wednesday. "We are looking again at this issue and will be talking to Cas at some time over the next year."
The IAAF president added: "But we need to remember these are human beings. This is a sensitive subject, they are athletes, they are daughters, they are sisters and we need to be very clear about this. We will treat this sensitively. We need to go back to Cas and we have the right people looking at this."
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CBRS spectrum auction heads for the home stretch
Bidding in the FCC's auction of 3.5GHz spectrum licenses appears to be easing, leading a number of industry watchers to conclude that the event may well be winding down.
"Bidding has started to slow substantially," wrote the Wall Street analysts at Raymond James in a note to investors this weekend. "It appears to be entering the tail phase, that usually entails (pun intended) many rounds of low incremental bids until the FCC accelerates the pace of rounds to flush out all remaining bidding and eligibility and we can write the final tale on this auction."
The number of locations where demand outstrips supply is shrinking, leading many to believe the auction is almost over. "Pops" stands for "points of presence," and is roughly similar to the measurement of population in a particular location. Click here for a larger version of this image.
(Source: Raymond James)
The FCC is now holding four bidding rounds per day, according to Ari Meltzer and Rick Engelman with Wiley Rein, a law firm that is heavily involved in telecom matters. The FCC generally increases the number of bidding rounds per day during spectrum auctions as bidding slows, in order to bring such events to a quick close.
After 50 rounds of bidding on Monday, the FCC's CBRS spectrum auction has raised a grand total of $4.3 billion in gross proceeds.
The event is important because CBRS spectrum could be used for a wide variety of services, including adding capacity to 4G and 5G networks, fixed wireless offerings in urban or rural areas, smart city applications or other services.
"While gross proceeds have increased substantially this week, growing $1.6BN (up 64% from last Friday) to $4.2BN, aggregate bids have stabilized, growing only 11% (or $0.4BN since last Friday) to $4.3BN," wrote the Wall Street analysts at New Street Research in a note to investors this weekend. "Aggregate bids exceed gross proceeds by only $123,000, the smallest at any point in the auction."
The auction will conclude when aggregate bids and gross proceeds converge.
The New Street analysts wrote that the auction recently reached an average of $0.20 per MHz/POP, which they acknowledged is meaningfully above their baseline forecast for the event. The MHz/POP figure is a measurement of the number of people covered compared with the amount of spectrum available.
"Earlier this week, as prices in large urban areas, like New York and LA, approached or exceeded $0.5 per MHz/POP, demand fell sharply as bidders pulled out of those markets," the analysts wrote, noting that spectrum license prices in such valuable locations may be reaching the ceiling of what most bidders can afford.
The value of spectrum fluctuates according to a variety of factors, including demand and the type of spectrum involved. Click here for a larger version of this image.
(Source: Cowen)
While the end may be in sight for the CBRS auction, the event certainly has defied predictions. For example, estimates on the total amount of money it would raise ranged from just $1.3 billion to fully $10 billion.
As in past auctions, the FCC is not identifying CBRS bidders during the auction, and is instead only releasing information on which locations are receiving bids and how much they're going for. The agency will keep bidding open until there are no more bids, a process that could take weeks or even months. Many industry watchers expect Verizon to walk away with the bulk of the 22,631 CBRS spectrum licenses up for grabs.


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Qinous Becomes Rolls-Royce's Microgrid Competence Center
By Roberta Prandi18 June 2020
Rolls-Royce expanded the Germany-based business formerly run as Qinous GmbH into a Microgrid Competence Center.
The new competence center's portfolio includes energy supply systems that are connected to the public power grid or are fully independent of it. "The microgrids complete our product and solution line-up for distributed power generation. From battery storage and intelligent electronic control systems to diesel or gas gensets – we're not merely a supplier of modules from the MTU product range, but rather we're offering our customers tailor-made total solutions featuring things like solar and wind power generation," said Andreas Görtz, vice president of the Power Generation business unit.
Rolls-Royce is also growing its portfolio of battery storage systems which will be produced at its Germany facility in the town of Ruhstorf, Bavaria. The storage solutions are rated from 40 kVA to 2,000 kVA, and have capacities ranging between 50 kWh and 2,600 kWh. The MTU-branded products are being offered as 20-foot and 40-foot containers; they are scalable and available as compact versions too.
Battery storage is a core component of microgrids and is also used as integral equipment in solar parks for ensuring grid stabilization, or as charging infrastructure for electric vehicles.
"We are convinced that microgrids are among the optimum solutions for tomorrow's environmentally friendly, high-efficiency power supply systems," commented Andreas Schell, CEO of Rolls-Royce's Power Systems Division. "With Qinous, we are expanding our microgrid expertise and combining the dynamics of a start-up with the security and reliability of a large corporate group."
Cordelia Thielitz, who heads up the Microgrid Solutions business unit at Rolls-Royce, said: "We're seeing great global demand for microgrids in a wide range of application areas. In countries such as Germany and the US, the microgrid solutions are particularly attractive for industrial applications, among others, as a result of their CO2 reduction and secure energy supply credentials." But there are opportunities in less developed markets too, as Thielitz added: "Used as self-sufficient, distributed power grids, these power systems enable remote mines or villages without public grid access to cover their electricity needs in a way that is both economical and sustainable."
Qinous is a Berlin-based start-up with a porfolio of over 50 microgrid projects installed worldwide. Rolls-Royce acquired a 73.1% majority stake in January 2020 and now renamed the company as Rolls-Royce Solutions Berlin GmbH while simultaneously expanding it as the Microgrid Competence Center. On the decision, Rolls-Royce commented that the Group is investing even more heavily in its distributed energy systems business.
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Featured News Pub brawl turns into murder after 8 men and women allegedly slash...
Pub brawl turns into murder after 8 men and women allegedly slash victim's throat with a knife
By Jewel Stolarchuk
Surveillance camera footage show a group of people approaching the victim and striking him after he steps off the escalator. They continue raining blows on the victim as he collapses in front of the building's glass doors
A pub brawl turned into murder after six men and two women between the ages of 22 and 27 assaulted a 31-year-old man at Orchard Towers on Tuesday (2 July) morning, leading to the man's death. The case has been classified as murder.
Videos circulating online shows paramedic performing CPR and the bloodied victim lying on the blood-stained floor. One of two men surrounding the victim can be heard repeatedly asking the victim to "hang in there".
Shopkeepers at Orchard Towers who spoke to the national broadsheet reported that they heard shouting and fighting in the wee hours of the morning, near the vicinity of the Naughty Girl Club at the complex. One eyewitness said that the fight began at the club and spilled out into the first floor.
The publication saw surveillance camera footage showing a gang of men and women approaching the victim and striking him after he steps off the escalator. The group continue raining blows on the victim before he collapsed in front of the building's glass doors.
The Chinese daily has reported that the victim is Singaporean Satheesh Noel, a married father of a five-year-old daughter who works as a mechanic.
Chinese-language paper Lianhe Wanbao reported the victim's name as Mr Satheesh Noel. Mr Satheesh's former colleague, Mr Alep, told the publication:
"After he left the company, we didn't speak much but I know he got married and had a five-year-old daughter. When I heard the news of the murder, I didn't know it was him until my friends told me. I am sad and am sorry for his family."
The Chinese daily reported that one of the assailants who approached Mr Satheesh was brandishing a weapon before using the weapon to threaten the victim, who was forced backwards.
One of the assailants reportedly slit Mr Satheesh's throat with a knife before the group fled, leaving the victim staggering before he collapsed at the entrance of the complex.
The Singapore Police Force (SPF) received a call for assistance at Orchard Towers at 6.25am and found the victim lying motionless on the ground. He was was conveyed unconscious to Tan Tock Seng Hospital, where he was pronounced dead at 7.25am.
SPF has since arrested the suspects. Six men and one woman were for murder with common intention, which carries the death penalty, while the remaining suspect is still being investigated.
Man dies from injuries after brawl at Orchard Towers, 8 men and women arrested for murder
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