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Nights At The Roundtable
Nights At The Roundtable - The Moody Blues - In Session 1967
Nights at the Roundtable with the inimitable Moody Blues, complete with Mellotron, in session at The BBC in 1967.
By Gordonskene on Fri, 06/22/2012 - 11:41pm
Nights At The Roundtable - Status Quo In Session - 1968
Nights at the Roundtable featuring Status Quo, in session at the BBC for the Top Of The Pops program in March, 1968.
By Gordonskene on Thu, 06/21/2012 - 9:26pm
Nights At The Roundtable - The Beach Boys - 1964
Nights at the Roundtable featuring The Beach Boys, since it IS the first day of Summer!
By Gordonskene on Wed, 06/20/2012 - 7:27pm
Nights At The Roundtable - Pink Floyd - 1968
Nights at the Roundtable with Pink Floyd and a single from 1968, "It Would Be So Nice".
By Gordonskene on Tue, 06/19/2012 - 11:31pm
Nights At The Roundtable - The Spencer Davis Group In Session - 1967
Nights at the Roundtable with The Spencer Davis Group in Session at Sveriges Radio, Stockholm Sweden - February 1967.
By Gordonskene on Mon, 06/18/2012 - 11:03pm
Nights At The Roundtable - The Mojo Men - 1967
Nights At The Roundtable with Bay Area quasi-legends The Mojo Men and their hit single from 1967, Sit Down, I Think I Love You.
Nights At The Roundtable - Sandy Denny And Fotheringay In Session 1970
Nights at the Roundtable featuring Sandy Denny and Fotheringay, their first and second sessions for the BBC's Top Of The Pops Program in 1970.
By Gordonskene on Thu, 06/14/2012 - 10:55pm
Nights At The Roundtable - Procol Harum In Session - 1968
Nights at the Roundtable featuring Procol Harum and a session for the BBC's Top Gear Program - August 19, 1968.
By Gordonskene on Wed, 06/13/2012 - 11:54pm
Nights At The Roundtable - PJ Harvey In Session - 2000
Night at the Roundtable with PJ Harvey in session at The BBC - recorded November 10, 2000.
By Gordonskene on Tue, 06/12/2012 - 9:53pm
Nights At The Roundtable - Leonard Cohen In Session - 1968
Nights at the Roundtable featuring Leonard Cohen in session at The BBC, recorded on July 9, 1968 for The Top Gear Program.
By Gordonskene on Mon, 06/11/2012 - 5:08pm

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2018 BBC Young Writers' Award shortlist
I'm thrilled to be an ambassador for the 2018 Young Writers' Award and to reveal the talented shortlist of writers. The winner will be announced on Tuesday 2nd October and you can listen to the stories on the BBC website.
SOCIAL ACTIVISM AND MENTAL HEALTH
INSPIRE THE WRITERS OF THE FUTURE AS
IS ANNOUNCED
www.bbc.co.uk/ywa
'Sophisticated', 'mature' and 'awe-inspiring': just some of the words used to describe the diverse and powerful stories that make up the shortlist for the 2018 BBC Young Writers' Award with First Story and Cambridge University announced on BBC Radio 1's Life Hacks show today (Sunday 23 September).
The five stories, inspired by a desire for socio-political change or personal experience of mental illness, were written by young writers aged 15 to 18 years old, with each showing a maturity of language and ideas far beyond their years. Whether it be the brutal life of a unwilling young poacher; the desperation and prejudice faced by a mother fighting to give her daughter a better life; the experience of loss seen through a child's eyes; the guilt of unspoken words as a family struggle to cope with mental illness or the pain of a young girl watching her sister in the grip of anorexia – the finalists have given powerful insight into the issues facing and motivating young people today and the importance of writing as expression.
Katie Thistleton, BBC Radio 1 and CBBC Book Club presenter and Chair of Judges, BBC YWA 2018 says:
"Writing is a such a powerful medium for change and the BBC Young Writers' Award shortlist really reflects that. I host a social action show on Radio 1 and strongly believe the next generation are who we should be listening to. They question the status quo and their passion, energy and desire to be heard comes across powerfully in the stories we've seen this year. I'm really looking forward to seeing future work from this talented bunch."
The stories, all under 1000 words, were praised by the judges for the poetic beauty of the writing and the imaginative power of the storytelling. Open to 14 to 18 year olds, the Award attracted 962 entries (a 67% increase from 2017).
The shortlisted stories and writers are:
· 'Under a Deep Blue Sky' by Davina Bacon, 17, from Cambridgeshire. Inspired by Davina's early childhood in Africa and her passion for environmental issues, this is the raw and emotionally powerful story of a young poacher and the brutal murder of a mother and baby elephant. Beautifully structured, parallels are drawn between the boy's memory of his own mother's death and the harsh realities of life where killing is his only survival option.
· 'Footprints in the Far Field' by Reyah Martin, 18, from Glasgow. The pain of losing a baby is explored from the perspective of the child left behind in this evocative and moving portrayal of a mother's all-consuming grief. An evocative and profoundly moving story.
· 'Unspoken' by Lottie Mills, 16, from Hertfordshire. Unspoken explores the fragility of teenage mental health through the eyes of a girl watching her sister crying out for help while her family are in denial. A moving and powerful story that shows the isolation of those suffering and the vulnerability and helplessness of those watching from the outside.
· 'Firsts' by Jane Mitchell, 16, from Dorset. A beautifully structured story of displacement told through the voice of a mother battling to escape the country of her birth to find a life of hope for her daughter; Firsts shows the desperation of the refugee and the prejudice that comes as a price of freedom.
· 'Oh Sister, Invisible' by Tabitha Rubens, 16, from Islington, London. Oh Sister, Invisible is a poetic story of helplessness as a sister watches her sibling disappear with each passing season as anorexia takes hold. A story of grief, and of courage, it is intensely personal and conveys the unique power of writing to convey empathy and experience.
William Sutcliffe, adult and YA author and BBC YWA 2018 Judge says:
"I always relish the chance to discuss writing closely with other writers and with engaged readers. The debate among the panel was intense, and at moments a little fiery, but we ended up with a shortlist we are all proud of. The stories we have chosen reflect the talent and skill of the entrants and are a testament to the imagination and talent of teenagers who care about fiction. I was immensely impressed by the range of the writing and by the large numbers of stories seriously contending for a place on the shortlist. Those that made the cut are all remarkable."
The five shortlisted stories are available to read and listen to on the BBC Radio 1 website www.bbc.co.uk/ywa
Mónica Parle, Executive Director, First Story, says:
"At First Story, we know from teachers and students alike that, for young people, writing about their lives and communities is a source of power and pleasure. This is borne out in our research: in 2016-17 every single teacher believed that participating in the First Story creative writing programme had improved students' wellbeing. It is therefore wonderful, but unsurprising, to see that the compelling stories shortlisted for this award explore personal and social issues about which their authors care deeply."
The five shortlisted writers will attend the exclusive BBC Short Story Awards ceremony on
2 October 2018 at Cambridge University, when the winner will be announced live on BBC Radio 4's Front Row and they will have the chance to meet high-profile authors, publishers, agents and broadcasters at the award ceremony. All five shortlisted writers will be given a private tour of 'Virginia Woolf: An exhibition inspired by her writings' at the Fitzwilliam Museum in advance of it opening to the public, and then meet Young Writers' Award judge and fifth laureate na nÓg (Ireland's laureate for children's literature) Sarah Crossan for a writing workshop in Cambridge University Library. They will also receive a copy of the 2018 BBC National Short Story Award with Cambridge University anthology.
The winning story will be available on the Radio 1 website after the award ceremony on Tuesday 2 October, and will be available to download on the Life Hacks podcast from Sunday 7 October at 6pm. The winner will also receive a personalised mentoring session with an author to enhance their writing skills.
Dr Sarah Dillon, Faculty of English, Cambridge University, says:
"We are delighted to be welcoming the YWA shortlisted writers to Cambridge on 2nd October for the awards ceremony. They will get a real taste of what literary Cambridge has to offer, both at the Fitzwilliam Museum and the University Library. We hope they will be inspired to apply to study here, following in the footsteps of all the new students arriving in the School of Arts and Humanities that week for the new academic year and benefiting from Cambridge's outstanding tradition of the study of literature and writing."
The shortlisted stories can be read and listened to online at: www.bbc.co.uk/ywa
BBC Young Writers' Award 2018 extract – Firsts by ...
Guest post – Better Reading Kids by Sarah Epstein
Cover reveal – Teeth in the Mist by Dawn Kurtagich...


Josina Morita is endorsed by the Sun-Times. Read the endorsement.
Political/civic background: Josina was a 2014 Nominating Delegate for President Barack Obama. She serves on the Plan Commission of the Village of Skokie. She sits on the boards of the Asian American Action Fund and the Woods Fund of Chicago.
Education: MA is Urban Planning, University of Illinois at Chicago. BA in Sociology, Pitzer College.
A) It is important to prioritize and evaluate the current disinfection projects underway at the Calumet and O'Brien plants. It is important to prioritize these two projects because they will have a more direct impact on the water quality in the Chicago waterways used by Cook County residents and visitors for recreational purposes. The Stickney plant feeds into the Sanitary & Ship canal. It is also important to evaluate the two different methods—chlorine and ultra-violet—being tested at these two plants through the 2016 recreational season to monitor its impacts on water quality. I would take a final position on this issue after evaluating the impact of MWRD's current disinfection projects along with its cost to taxpayers.
A) Phosphorous removal is important for improving water quality in our region as well as reducing nutrient loading in the Gulf of Mexico. MWRD is in the process of installing a new phosphorus recovery facility at the Stickney plant that will remove phosphorus from treated wastewater and turn it into a slow-release fertilizer that can become a new revenue source for the district. When this facility is fully operational, it will remove more than 1,100 tons of phosphorus from the waste stream, likely meeting the EPA's regulations for discharge of nutrients into the Chicago waterways. I am also interested in an innovative process MWRD is looking into utilizing at the O'Brien plant called Clearas Water Recovery that would use algae to remove phosphorous and other nutrients that can be used to produce bioplastics.
A) MWRD should play a leading role in working with municipalities to reduce chloride loading in Chicago waterways. The runoff from use of road salt is a major factor harming aquatic life and degrading water quality in the Chicago waterways. MWRD should continue to contribute to research in alternative products and application regimes.
A) In addition to the strategies provided above to maximize the capacity of TARP, there are additional stormwater management strategies that can be utilized to reduce flooding and CSOs. I support a wide variety of strategies including the expansion of green infrastructure, wetland restoration, increasing permeable surfaces across the county, as well as developing new techniques to keep objects out of sewers that promote stoppage. I also support changing our state laws that currently prohibiting water recycling. Allowing developers, residents and manufacturers to utilize gray water systems can save tens of millions of gallons of water from being drained from the Great Lakes and from going down the drain, providing relief for our combined sewer system.
Community education is crucial to addressing this problem. It is important to inform the public about CSO's, as well as what their role in helping to reduce them. We need more general education about water conservation, as well as specific information about reducing water usage during rainstorms to prevent CSOs are both important. I would seek partnerships with public schools, community organizations, and other public agencies can to help MWRD do this more effectively.
MWRD has made great strides in increasing the county's stormwater capacity and reducing CSOs. The completion of the Thornton reservoir last year was a significant accomplishment.
A) MWRD has undergone a major shift from being a sanitary district to taking on the challenges of stormwater management and the opportunities of resource recovery. Wastewater treatment agencies will continue to move in this direction over the next ten years and can play a key role in investing and expanding new strategies that not only improve water quality, reduce flooding and help the environment, but also create new green industries that produce alternative energies and resources that provide additional revenue streams for their districts and taxpayers.
A) Yes. It is a lofty goal, but an important one that MWRD can help accomplish with other agencies over time.
A) MWRD should continue to work with other agencies to continue to address this issue. The existing electric barriers have helped stem the progression of Asian carp and other invasive species towards the Chicago area waterways. There are additional short-term strategies that utilize sound and light to deter Asian carp that can be explored to reinforce current strategies. MWRD should play a leadership role in convening various researchers, advocates and agencies to continue to evaluate the specific strategies that were laid out in the Army Corps of Engineers Great Lakes and Mississippi River Interbasin Study.
A) Yes. MWRD should review its contracts to not only ensure that the proper standards are in place, but that there are strong enforcement and accountability measures are also in place.
A) MWRD is a very well run agency. It is in fantastic fiscal shape as one of the few agencies with a AAA bond rating and its pensions resolved with union support. And it continues to make great progress on stormwater management and resource recovery.
A) Cooperation and coordination with other agencies is both challenging and crucial. MWRD has no mandate over other government agencies, but it can educate, convene and work in partnership. MWRD can play a powerful role working with municipalities and actors within a region to provide technical assistance and support their efforts to update their local ordinances and address their strormwater challenges.


2 bedroom/2 bath Condo with Swimming Pool and Tennis Court - Short walk to the beach! Sleeps 4.
2 bedroom/2 bath Condo with Swimming Pool and Tennis - Short walk to the beach! This condo at Amelia Landings will have you relaxed in no time at all ! The complex is nestled in a very secluded, oak-lined, serene setting that is just a short walk to a public access on beautiful Amelia Island beach! A large community pool is awaiting for you to cool off on a hot summer day!
The pool also has a grilling area that also provides picnic tables. If you enjoy tennis, the tennis court is there for your use. A screened in porch allows you to sit and enjoy the serene surroundings and listen to the birds. This location is a great price for the nearness of the beach.


Most people think, if you want to improve your marriage, or resolve issues threatening your marriage, you go to a good therapist for counseling, but if you are done with the relationship and want a divorce you go to divorce mediation. Mediation is not just for divorce! In fact, combining the power of high quality therapy with the impact of effective marital mediation increases your ability to have a truly successful marriage for the long term.
Why Consider Seeking the Right therapy AND a Good Mediator?
Much conflict within a marriage or other committed relationship can stem from financial, parenting, or other issues that are part of the boundaries and contributions to the relationship.
As a mediator, especially one that is also experienced in family law and a licensed professional counselor, I am able to add to the therapy work done with verbal and written agreements that define and reset the boundaries with a clear written agreement setting out the contributions, boundaries and the consequences for violating the boundaries. These agreements with specific plans can be used to help couples craft solutions that can be applied to strengthen all areas within the relationship.
Mediation can add further to therapy by helping couples improve their communication skills in areas of conflict and reinforce the communication with a specific plan and agreement for the couple to follow. A good mediator will tell you those who seek divorce through mediation often find they are better off actually staying together, and they do.
The purpose of mediation is to break down barriers of communication and sort things out in a way that works for everybody. So for those who are open minded, the process used by a highly qualified mediator becomes instructive and helps the couple learn better communication skills, which is a big part of a healthy marriage.
As an experienced mediator and professional counselor, I will never just funnel a couple towards divorce. Resetting the marriage boundaries and clarifying the understanding of the contributions made by both partners is a powerful tool that helps couples build better marriages. In most cases, the perceived problems in a marriage are like dark clouds of misunderstanding blocking the sunshine of goodwill and love.
Mediation can be used in collaboration with therapy to reset the boundaries with clear agreements setting the specific actions, consequences and contributions of each partner. This often helps clear away the clouds and provide the rays of sunshine to show a clear and bright future for the marriage.
Remember, Marital Mediation is not a replacement for individual or couples therapy, but a different process relying on dispute-resolution techniques. The process is flexible, and often works in collaboration with quality therapy. It can also include the use of other important professionals such as life coaches, parenting, or financial professionals if desired.
People are finding that replacing one bad marriage with another is what happens when you blame your partner for everything that is wrong in your marriage. Or you can work to develop the skills needed to have an amazing marriage, learn how to love unconditionally, and be the friend, partner and loving person you know you can be. Quality therapy and an effective mediation process can assist you to effectively accomplish the necessary work to break the old patterns and build the new skills to live a better life and have the marriage you both deserve!


MedX Inc. will feature its NuQuest nuclear medicine workstation at RSNA 2007.
The FDA cleared NuQuest nuclear medicine workstation features diagnostic image processing capabilities for cardiac, general nuclear medicine and whole-body imaging. It acquires data from two gamma cameras and visualizes dual-isotope studies simultaneously.
The workstation's clinical analysis capabilities include cardiac SPECT, standard and gated tomographic reconstruction, gated cardiac ejection fraction and polar map generation. It is also capable of handing myocardial perfusion analysis, pulmonary quantification, esophageal transit time, gallbladder ejection fraction, gastric emptying, renal function and more.


In this case, a different placement on the right side should help.
The routine rotation of the vacuum cleaner causes the device to cover the virtual wall with it`s own chassis and then run over this limitation, in case that the virtual wall is positioned on the left.
If the virtual wall is placed to the right, this self-covering doesn`t happen.


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Q: Resharper 7 javascript auto complete suggests global "external" from dhtml.js. What is dhtml.js and how do I stop it appearing? My problem:
something: function () {
    Ext.blah(); //<-- a javascript statement I want to end up with
    Ext //<-- I begin to type it
    external. //<-- what Resharper autocompletes when I hit the dot key
    external.blah(); //<-- what I end up with without realising.
},

So two questions really:

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*What is "external" from "dhtml.js" (a file which does not exist to my knowledge) and why does Resharper have such an attachment to it?

*I did some googling but found nothing comprehensive: is it possible to stop Resharper 7 complaining about implicitly defined global variables on a case by case basis rather than altogether? Perhaps by defining them in a list somewhere within Resharper?

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*external is a global object (window object property). Seems to be Internet Explorer specific, see here. dhtml.js is an internal ReSharper file where all standart browser objects and properties are declared. JavaScript is not a static-typed language and there is no way to suggest completely correct items in code completion.

*If you don't want to declare your Ext in your real JavaScript files, then you can create a dummy JavaScript file and define your Ext there. Simply Ext = {} would be enough. It would work even if you don't reference this file from your real HTMLs.

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Blockchain offers solutions to number of pressing issues related to energy sector's transformation with decentralisation and digitalisation. Potentially lower transaction costs, tracking of decentralised transactions and energy exchanges, combined with monetary value. Though, how close are we to actual implementation on the ground? This joint session between Enrupt, an open innovation company for the energy sector and SGInnovate will explore the current status of various blockchain applications and how they can benefit energy producers and consumers. Is it a dream or reality?
7:00 pm – 8:00 pm: Blockchain in Energy: A Dream or Reality?
International business executive with 20+ years of leadership experience, including international top executive management experience. Pernille has managed team of 300 people across 50 countries and 3 continents. Currently working as management consultant and subject matter expert within Freight and Logistics and Supply Chain Management focusing on digitization, innovation and operations excellence. Serve as non-executive director.
Nicolas Payen, Co-Founder & CEO, Positive Energy Ltd.
A French national, Nicolas Payen has 15 years of experience in both engineering and marketing/commercial leadership roles. His deep-tech journey started in 2008 as the co-founder of a start-up named Efficient Home looking after the emerging market of the Smart Homes / Smart Grid for Schneider-Electric. In 2012 he released the connected residential energy management system named WISER. This connected solution was then deployed in the largest French Smart Grid pilot. In 2013, he moved to Hong-Kong to head the Smart Space Category for the Asia Pacific and to lead the deployment of a channel partner program for the building technology's system integrators of Schneider Electric. In March 2016, he became the Global Head of Internet of Things for MANN+HUMMEL, where he lead an Innovation Lab and a Global Competency Centre on smart devices, digital services, big data, and AR/VR. In April 2017, Nicolas created the Future Economy Studio - a digital ventures building company in Singapore. Positive Energy Ltd venture was incubated at the same Studio in Singapore.
Positive Energy Ltd's mission is to reimagine the energy funding process to accelerate the deployment of renewable energy assets globally. Positive Energy Ltd provides a blockchain based platform that consists of a market place matching owners or developers of solar and wind projects with institutional investors, and of a digital collaboration tool facilitating and accelerating the due diligence process. It offers a new way for both parties to maximise business opportunities in the fast growing distributed solar market, to reduce time-to-finance, and to lower transaction costs.
With his latest venture, ELECTRIFY.SG, his partner, Julius Tan and himself intend to ignite the electricity retail industry by creating a retail marketplace and simplifying the entire electricity purchasing process.
ELECTRIFY.SG is Singapore's first marketplace for retail electricity plans. With the upcoming liberalisation of the power market, ELECTRIFY.SG allows business and household consumers to search for an electricity plan and sign-up directly with electricity retailers. Their marketplace is powered by Fibonacci™, our proprietary electricity pricing engine that enables retailers to offer dynamic prices to end-users.
Katarina is Founder of Enrupt, open innovation platform for energy sector. Katarina has 15 years of professional experience in energy from government & consulting in Europe, Middle East & South-East Asia. She founded Enrupt to support the ongoing transformation of the energy sector to be closer to the customer, using cleaner, renewable sources, and leveraging digital technologies. She is driving this transformation by building partnerships between young, innovative startups and corporations. Katarina is Vice President on the Board of the Alliance for Rural Electrification (Industry association, HQ in Belgium). She is always looking out for opportunities to support energy sector transformation and champion gender equality.
Enrupt is an open innovation company with the vision to build energy companies of the future based on clean, decentralised and digital solutions. Enrupt is on a mission to create partnerships between startups and corporations where new ideas thrive and get executed.


These big, messy (veggie-packed) sandwiches are heavy on flavor, not fat.
In a large skillet with a lid, cook turkey over medium-high heat until browned.
Add carrot and spinach and stir until spinach begins to wilt, about 2 minutes. Add beans, tomatoes, mustard, ketchup and tomato sauce.
Reduce heat to medium, cover and simmer, stirring occasionally, until turkey is cooked through, about 10 minutes.


A Field Guide to Central Australia - Penny van Oosterzee. The combination of striking photography and clear descriptive text gives a deeper understanding of Central Australia's flora, fauna and landforms and add to the traveller's appreciation of our outback.
A Field Guide to Central Australia - Penny van Oosterzee Provides the traveller with a guide to the landscape, plants, and animals that will be seen along the main tourist routes of the Centre. From Alice Springs, west to Kings Canyon, south to Uluru and into the dunes of the Simpson Desert, the main habitats are described in detail - to explain not only what, but why a certain plant or animal is found where it is. Soft laminated cover, 280mm X 146mm. 184 pages. (1st Edition 2008). Full colour.


Minecraft crafts for kids are always a big hit. Who doesn't like Minecraft, right? The Jersey Momma's Boy could play Minecraft for hours if I let him. I'm a gamer, too, and I really like Minecraft, but I have my limits! I recently lured him away from the screen with a hands-on Minecraft activity. Do it Yourself Minecraft Shrinky Dinks! What's more enticing than that??
Pin the image below for future use! This craft is great for rainy days, parties, or just when you want those kiddos to unplug for a bit.
Step 1. Preheat your oven to 325 degrees. Decide which pictures you'd like to trace for your Shrinky Dinks. They can be any size but work best at about three inches or larger, since they shrink down so small. We used the book, Minecraft the Essential Handbook from Scholastic (affiliate link), but you can also trace images from simple google searches on your computer (but just remember those images are copyrighted, so I'm not condoning that you steal them! If you're using them for fun crafts, that's a different story).
Most Minecraft lovers have the entire Scholastic collection!
Step 2. Trace your image on the rough side of the Shrinky Dink paper. I prefer a Sharpie for tracing. If you use a regular pencil it tends to smear when you go to color in the image. Tip: If your paper slides away from the image while tracing, tape it down with a small piece of scotch tape.
Step 3. Color in your image with colored pencils. You can also use Sharpies or even acrylic paints, but colored pencils seem to work best for little hands.
Step 4. Trim your image. I think you get the best overall product if you trim your image in a free-form shape around the outside of it. You don't have to do this, though- you can leave your image as a square or rectangle or even a circle.
Step 5. Place your image on some tinfoil on a cookie sheet or baking tray. You can place several images on a tray as long as they are a few inches apart. Bake your images between 1-5 minutes. NOTE: shrinking times may vary based on oven temperatures and image sizes. A good rule of thumb is not to walk away from the oven. We sat and watched ours cook through the window. They started to curl up after about a minute, and were done after three minutes.
Step 6. Watch your images carefully. You'll see them start to curl up, but they will eventually flatten out.
Be sure to keep an eye on your creations while they're baking!
Step 7. When your Shrinky Dinks are flat, remove them from the oven and let them cool. Ta da! You're done!
You can find Shrinky Dink paper in any craft store in their specialty paper section. Plain sheets are also available on Amazon. You can use my handy dandy Amazon affiliate links below!
You can make these Shrinky Dinks into anything you want. Add a magnet for Minecraft magnets. Poke a tiny hole into your image before baking and add a small, sterling silver loop for jewelry items. You can even make them into key chains (just be sure to poke a hole in your image BEFORE baking, and make it large enough for the keychain loops to fit through. You can make them into ornaments the same way, just poke the hole in them before baking).
-if your Shrinky Dinks look kind of crinkly, put them back in the oven for another minute or two until they flatten out.
-if they melt around the edges, turn down the oven temperature to 300 degrees. If they take too long to shrink, you can turn the oven up to 350 degrees instead.
You can find the products I used on Amazon, using my affiliate links below.
The fine print: Minecraft is a registered trademark of Notch Development AB. The Minecraft game is copyright Mojang AB. My crafts are not authorized or sponsored by Mojang AB, Notch Development AB or Shrinky Dinks, Inc/Alex Toys. or any other person or entity owning or controlling rights in the Minecraft name, trademark or copyrights. I mean, seriously, they're just crafts.


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John Wilkes Booth and the Women Who Loved Him [EPUB]
John Wilkes Booth and the Women Who Loved Him by E Lawrence Abel
2018 | EPUB | 13.95MB
When John Wilkes Booth died—shot inside a burning barn and dragged out twelve days after he assassinated President Lincoln—all he had in his pocket were a compass, a candle, a diary, and five photographs of five different women. They were not ordinary women. Four of them were among the most beautiful actresses of the day; the fifth was Booth's wealthy fiancée.
And those five women are just the tip of the iceberg.
Before he shot the president of the United States and entered the annals of history as a killer, actor John Wilkes Booth had quite a way with women. There was the actress who cut his throat and almost killed him in a jealous rage. There was the prostitute who tried to kill herself because he abandoned her. There was the actress who would swear she witnessed him murdering Lincoln, even though she was thousands of miles away at the time. John Wilkes Booth was hungry for fame, touchy about politics, and a notorious womanizer. But this book isn't about John Wilkes Booth---not really. This book is about his women: women who were once notorious in their own right; women who were consumed by love, jealousy, strife, and heartbreak; women whose lives took wild turns before and after Lincoln's assassination; women whom have been condemned to the footnotes of history... until now.
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2018 An Elasmo Year of Discovery
As 2018 comes to a close, I thought it would be fun to look back at all the amazing elasmo species that have been discovered this year!
The Atlantic Sixgill Shark (Hexanchus vitulus)
We kicked off 2018 in January with the announcement that there was a new shark in town! It was discovered that bigeye sixgill sharks in the Atlantic had genetically diverged from the populations in the Pacific and Indian Oceans. The research team leading the project use 1,310 base pairs of two mitochondrial genes to confirm that the sharks found in Belize, the Gulf of Mexico, and the Bahamas were in fact their own separate species: the Atlantic Sixgill Shark (Daly-Engel, et al., 2018).
Nicklen, P. (Photographer). (2018). Scientists have split a previously identified species of sixgill shark into two different species [Digital Image]. Retrieved from https://news.nationalgeographic.com/
Genie's Dogfish (Squalus clarkae)
July brought another exciting month in elasmobranch discovery. A paper published in Zootaxa revealed that after DNA testing and morphological comparisons the Genie's Dogfish was a unique species, and not a Shortspine spurdog (Squalus mitsukurii), as previously thought (Pfleger, Grubbs, Cotton, Daly-Engel, 2018). The new discovery was named after the Shark Lady herself, Dr. Eugenie Clark.
Pfleger, Grubbs, Cotton, & Daly-Engel (Authors). (2018, July 9). Figure 4A. Adult female Squalus clarkae sp. nov. holotype (catalog #UF239318) from the Gulf of Mexico (lateral view photo).
Indian Ocean blue-spotted maskray (Neotrygon indica)
July also brought us the discovery of the beautiful Indian Ocean Blue Spotted Maskray! This species was previously described as Neotrygon kuhlii, and was known to have a very wide distribution throughout the Indo-West Pacific. However DNA testing has revealed several deeply divergent mitochondrial lineages, leading to the description of eleven parapatrically-distributed lineages representing separate species, including the Indian Ocean blue spotted maskray (Pavan-Kumar et al., 2018).
Pavan-Kumar et al. (Authors). (2018). Fig. 2. Paratype of Neotrygon indica sp. nov.: female specimen No. CIFEFGB/NKGM1, 182 mm disc length from the Gulf of Mannar, Tamil Nadu, India (9.12°N 79.46°E)
Marsha's lanternshark (Etmopterus marshae)
The mysterious world of the deep sea revealed a new species of lanternshark this year. In November Marsha's Lanternshark (Etmopterus marshae) was described from the Philippines (Ebert, & Van, 2018). It has brilliant green eyes and an inky black body that helps it disappear in its deep sea environment, but it also has a light blue/purple pattern along its fins that makes it rather beautiful and reminiscent of the stars.
Cataina, D. (Photographer). (2018). Marsha's Lanternshark, Etmopterus marshae, from the Philippines [Digital Image]. Retrieved from https://www.forbes.com/
The Hawaiian Spurdog (Squalus hawaiiensis)
Late November revealed another new species that was once thought to be a Shortspine spurdog (Squalus mitsukurii). The Hawaiian Spurdog (Squalus hawaiiensis) is a deep sea species that shares many characteristics with Genie's Dogfish and the Shortspine Spurdog, however geographic variation in morphology and genetic diversity varying significantly between them, indicating they are in fact separate species (Daly-Engel, Koch, Anderson, & Cotton, 2018).
Daly-Engel, Koch, Anderson, & Cotton. (Authors). (2018). Figure 3. Holotype. Lateral view of Squalus hawaiiensis sp. n. holotype (UF241161, female 750.5 mm TL).
Bythaelurus stewarti
December didn't disappoint! We learned of another beautiful deep sea catshark, Bythaelurus stewarti, from specimens found in the Indian Ocean (Weigmann, Kaschner, Thiel, 2018). The scientific team who unveiled this species named the shark after fallen shark champion, Rob Stewart.
Weigmann, Kaschner, Thiel. (Authors). (2018). Fig 1. Bythaelurus stewarti n. sp., holotype, ZMH 26251, adult male, 425 mm TL, in lateral view [Digital Image]. Retrieved from https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0207887
2018 brought us exciting new elasmobranch discoveries! I cannot wait to see what 2019 holds in store! Have a happy and safe New Year! See you on the other side!
The new Ocean For Sharks Shop is open! There's handmade ocean inspired plush animals, canvas paintings, and of course my children's book, Winifred the Wondrous Whale Shark, available in print and PDF. Be sure to stop by. Remember proceeds benefit shark research and conservation with a donation to Project AWARE! And of course, I will always be here! So connect with me on Instagram and Facebook for even more sharky fun!
Conservation legislation needs public support in order to become law and help protect the environment and wildlife. Tell your representatives that you care about environmental and wildlife conservation. It only takes a moment to make a change that will last a lifetime. Until next time finactics!
MarAlliance (Photographer). (2018). Genie's Dogfish [Digital Image]. Retrieved from https://www.livescience.com/63086-new-genies-dogfish-shark.html
Daly-Engel, T. S., Baremore, I. E., Grubbs, R. D., Gulak, S. J., Graham, R. T., & Enzenauer, M. P. (2018). Resurrection of the sixgill shark Hexanchus vitulus Springer & Waller, 1969 (Hexanchiformes, Hexanchidae), with comments on its distribution in the northwest Atlantic Ocean. Marine Biodiversity, 1-10.
Daly-Engel, T. S., Koch, A., Anderson, J. M., & Cotton, C. F. (2018). Description of a new deep-water dogfish shark from Hawaii, with comments on the Squalusmitsukurii species complex in the West Pacific. ZooKeys, (798), 135.
Ebert, D. A., & Van, K. H. (2018). Etmopterus marshae sp. nov, a new lanternshark (Squaliformes: Etmopteridae) from the Philippine Islands, with a revised key to the Etmopterus lucifer clade. Zootaxa, 4508(2), 197-210.
Pavan-Kumar, A., Kumar, R., Pitale, P., Shen, K. N., & Borsa, P. (2018). Neotrygon indica sp. nov., the Indian Ocean blue-spotted maskray (Myliobatoidei, Dasyatidae). Comptes rendus biologies, 341(2), 120-130.
Pfleger, M. O., Grubbs, R. D., Cotton, C. F., & Daly-Engel, T. S. (2018, July 9). Squalus clarkae sp. nov., a new dogfish shark from the Northwest Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico, with comments on the Squalus mitsukurii species complex. Zootaxa.
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I have you written about the Whale Shark yet? I would love to read one if you do have one available. If not I'd love for you to write one about the Whale Shark!!
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Yes I have!! I did a whole series on the whale shark last November when I was interning in Baja on a whale shark photo identification project! Go to the home screen and search whale shark! Enjoy 😊
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Morningstar's Financial To-Do List for 2023
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New financial challenges and opportunities confront investors each year, but what's not new is the optimal time to jump on many of these challenges and opportunities. Financial services firm Morningstar released a month-by-month guide of specific financial tasks to tackle in 2023 covering investments, retirement and taxes. Some of the tasks involve simply monitoring a particular aspect of your finances to see if a change or adjustment needs to be made; other tasks involve making a needed change or adjustment. Consider working with a financial advisor as you prepare to tune up or completely redo your investments, retirement planning and taxes. Read more
Fidelity Breaks Down 3 Reasons Your Portfolio Is Underperforming: Here Are the Solutions
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Topic: PS90 Just how hot is the barrel supposed to get?
Re: PS90 Just how hot is the barrel supposed to get?
Are you able to get the real SS195 here in Michigan? I have only been able to get the AE variant. Read online that its subcontracted and FHN won't distribute or compete in the same areas AE is.
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Topic: PS90 HD Bolt Rate Reducers.
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Running American Eagle 195 variant for sighting.
I presume if I smoked oil that it was at least 350F. I have one and can check the next time I heat it up. I have been using the MFIAP barrel shroud to cool it while I varmint hunt and it has worked great.
Topic: Look What Finally Followed Me Home.
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PS90 Just how hot is the barrel supposed to get?
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earlier, at lunch, i was sitting outside on a wall reading children of the mind, and i had to move into the shade cause it was too hot.
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Hiba Kalache, an interdisciplinary artist, received her Masters of Fine Arts at the California College of the Art, in San Francisco, where she lived most of her life and acquired a diversified worldly exposure to Fine Arts in general and the North American approach in particular. She has recently relocated to Beirut. Her work is a series of explorations of the hand drawn image as well as the sculpted space, reflecting on the ways people process and filtrate memories, trauma, time and place.
The artist analyses and portrays in her work the various and complex influences of the private sphere and one's definition of "home", in parallel with one's social belonging. She allows her immediate surroundings and routine to inform her process and concept, and she investigates personal narratives that are expressed through the qualities inherent in the food and other materials she utilizes such as butter, dough and cake icing.
She is interested in making art that leads the viewer into a specific relation, with both space and time, exploring new methods of engagement. Through her sculptures and site-specific installations, she works in relation to a particular place and stresses the dialogue engendered between site, audience and work.
Kalache is also one of the founding members of the Super Collective. She has exhibited in the 2008 Tehran Roaming International Biennial in Berlin and Istanbul, the Newcomb Art Gallery and Woldenberg Art Center in New Orleans, Louisiana, at the San Jose Museum of Art in California, in Oakland as well as San Francisco.


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Portside Parent Spotlight: Lara Ertwine
This holiday season, Portside is grateful for all of the wonderful and supportive families who are part of the Portside community, some who have been involved with us for many years and whom we have become close with. Among those families are Lara Ertwine and her 9 year old daughter, Skyler, who has been attending our After School Arts Program since Kindergarten.
Lara has become a familiar face and an integral member of the Portside community, as well as in the Fishtown and Kensington communities. She is an accomplished realtor at Keller Williams in Fishtown where she manages her own branch, the Lara Ertwine Team.
Raised in Lancaster County, Lara moved to Philadelphia to attend the University of the Arts where she received a BFA in Illustration. In 2003 Lara began investing in real estate, and increased her involvement in the community. She was a community adviser, founding member, and board member of the local community association where she organized neighborhood cleanups and other community engagements. She was also the curator of the Trenton Ave Arts Festival.
In 2008, Lara obtained her real estate license. Since then her business has grown exponentially, and she takes great pleasure in helping people find their dream homes. She has become the top agent at Keller Williams. Her team's mission is to "provide personal and professional service by holding [themselves] accountable and committing to [their] guiding values of Honesty, Diligence, Professionalism, accountability, and teamwork."
Thank you Lara for being a great mother, a member of the Portside family, and a strong and successful woman in the community!
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On February 10th I was in Saint Petersburg on a seminar organized by Russian Oracle User Group. Actually, it was mostly prepared by company called Devexperts. Seminar took place in their office, with most presentations done by their people.
the function dbms_xplan.display_awr to display execution plan stored in AWR is not working correctly – it misses predicates information even in 11.2.0.3. Major gap.
Igor Usoltsev has recently published a note about how AWR snapshot creation could be stopped due to a slow query in 11g caused by a missing fixed statistics. Although I know that there're indeed cases when fixed objects statistics helps Oracle to build a good plan, I've also seen a number of cases where gathering fixed objects statistics lead to other problems. So it's not a win-win suggestion and have to be carefully tested – and the only way to test it "right" is to do so in production or, if you can reproduce the environment and the load, on its copy.
If you haven't seen Doug Burns' post on a query to find ASH outliers (written by John Beresniewicz), here it is. I haven't tried it myself (yet).
Second presentation was "My experience building a custom ETL system". It was done by a developer who has written custom ETL solution based on Streams & Java. He has even written a custom query language – mix of Java & PL/SQL. Most of the things were developer related so I listened not very carefully (especially since Yandex DBAs sitting next to me recovered one of the production databases at the same time – it was more interesting :)). One issue that caught my attention was around Streams Apply process. As I understood it, there's possibility to get two changes associated with the same point in time (SCN). I've never worked with Streams and can't comment on such topic; a quick MOS search didn't reveal anything close to this.
Next was the most interesting presentation – "Exadata: Deployment story". It talks about real-life Exadata implementation with the issues encountered: more than 1 day deploy time, broken power supply, slow NFS to copy data, RAT bug, and ORA-00600 after upgrade. Since the environment has Streams in place, they used a tricky procedure to guarantee fallback if something goes wrong during upgrade. There're also some performance metrics of the average waits (which are not representative, you know) and SQL performance. Very nice presentation plus a discussion afterwards on the patching and installing additional software on the DB grid in Exadata.
The conference was broadcasted for the first time at anymeeting.com. Live stream allowed me to ask questions to presenters from those who followed online and make several screenshots to twit them. It was positive experience with some (I think minor) sound issues. I hope it will become a standard thing and more people could virtually attend such events.
I'd like to say big thanks to people who organized this – it was a pleasure to be there!
PS. I was in a book store for the first time in many years and found three books on Oracle on the book shelf. Don't know if it's right or wrong.
PPS. If you want to see St Petersburg beauties online, have a look at Yandex maps for panoramic pictures taken from the air.
This entry was written by Timur Akhmadeev, posted on February 15, 2012 at 21:30, filed under Oracle and tagged ASH, AWR, Exadata, RuOUG. Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post. Post a comment or leave a trackback: Trackback URL.
◦the function dbms_xplan.display_awr to display execution plan stored in AWR is not working correctly – it misses predicates information even in 11.2.0.3. Major gap.
— Is there any alternative to get this details?
you can check how Statspack captures this information on the higher snapshot levels, but I have a feeling it doesn't capture predicates as well.
If you really need predicates section, try to reproduce the plan with EXPLAIN PLAN, outline and binds sections of the plan from AWR.
The bug should be fixed in 12c and I think they ought to include it in 11.2.0.4 (I hope so).


I had the great honor of working with Eunice Kennedy Shriver on a very special project entitled The Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Program to Improve Catholic Religious Education for Children and Adults with Mental Retardation during the late 1990's. Over the six years of working with Mrs. Shriver, I was continually inspired by her devotion to the Catholic Faith. Allow me to share some of my memories of Mrs. Shriver as we planned this religious education curriculum.
I knew from the very beginning of this project that the curriculum was very important to both Mr. and Mrs. Shriver and throughout the writing of it (done by a very dedicated group of professional special educators), I would meet with them to discuss the progress of the work. Mrs. Shriver examined each and every lesson plan and made many suggestions.
One day, while sitting with her in her office in Washington, D.C., as we were reviewing the work, she began to tell me how her parents taught the Kennedy children their prayers, often over the dinner table. At that time, she repeated from memory several of the prayers still dear to her heart.
On another occasion, I called her late in the afternoon to discuss the curriculum. She very graciously said, "I want to talk with you, but I am on my way to Mass and it is a ten minute walk and I don't want to be late. Can you call me tomorrow?" Of course I said, yes and sat somewhat stunned that this great woman was walking by herself somewhere in D.C. on a cold winter afternoon to attend daily Mass. She taught by example!
While putting together a section of the curriculum on the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mrs. Shriver asked specifically to include a lesson plan on Our Lady of Guadalupe. which is one of her special devotions. Naturally, there is a special lesson on Our Lady of Guadalupe.
Once the curriculum was written, we had to find ways to publicize it. I asked Mrs. Shriver if she would come to the Diocese of Pittsburgh, where I worked to attend a press conference to announce the curriculum. She agreed to do so and to my delight, both Mr. and Mrs. Shriver attended the press conference.
At the conference, our Bishop, Bishop Donald W. Wuerl, officially presented the first copy of the curriculum to Mrs. Shriver. During the press conference, Mrs. Shriver referred to Bishop Wuerl as a champion for people with special needs.
After the conference, Bishop Wuerl hosted a luncheon at his home in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Shriver. After the grace, Bishop Wuerl toasted Rose Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Shriver, the Kennedy Family and all present who worked on the curriculum. With just a drop left in our flutes, Mrs. Shriver said, "I would like to make a toast. I would like to toast the Blessed Mother." We were all in awe of this great woman with such a deep love of her faith.
In the year 2000, the curriculum project was coming to a close. I asked Mrs. Shriver if we could hold a final celebratory conference in Boston at the J.F. Kennedy Library and, if so, would she be able to attend. She agreed and we had wonderful celebration with many catechists and parents gathered to thank her for this special curriculum.
Mrs. Shriver flew to Boston the night before the conference and as I greeted her as she deplaned, the first thing she said to me was, "I've lost my rosary. What am I going to do?" It was quite a concern for her. However, I had already planned to give her a sterling silver millennium rosary from the Vatican during the conference the next day. She was beaming when she opened this gift.
Mrs. Shriver is world renowned for her contribution to children and adults with intellectual disabilities. Through the Special Olympics she has changed millions of lives. She believed in the value and potential of people with special needs long before others recognized it. She is a crusader and a champion for people with special needs worldwide.
The Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy religious education curriculum in another jewel in her crown. Once again, through this curriculum she demonstrates her conviction that people with special needs are integral to society.
Mrs. Shriver has done what no one else has ever done. She is unique as the creator of the Special Olympics.
And through her beloved Catholic Faith, she has created another pathway to inclusion for people with special needs. All aspects of her life demonstrate her courageous conviction and accomplishments for the betterment of people with special needs.
It has been a great honor and a continued highlight of my life to have been able to sit in her shadow for a precious amount of time. Thank you, Mrs. Shriver for all you have done for humankind.
Grace Harding is the former director of Department for Persons with Disabilities with the Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh.


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Q: Intel Threading Building Blocks, source_node of type std::shared_ptr In short, i have a data source that provides a shared_ptr type. This pointer seems to go directly out of scope in source_node's operator overload. I have added a fully simplified example demonstrating the issue.
My question: what is an elegant why to overcome this problem?
#include <exception>
#include <tbb/concurrent_queue.h>
#include <tbb/flow_graph.h>
#include <condition_variable>
#include <thread>
#include <chrono>
#include <memory>
#include <iostream>

using namespace tbb::flow;

// Plain Data Object
class Data
{
public:
    size_t _data;
    Data(size_t d) : _data(d){}

};

// simpel counting node
class CountingNode
{
private:
    size_t _count;
public:
    CountingNode():_count(0){}
    size_t operator()(std::shared_ptr<Data> data)
    {
        if (static_cast<bool>(data)) // <-- PROBLEM always false
            _count += data->_data;

        std::cout << _count << std::endl;
        return _count;
    }
    size_t count() { return _count;}
};

// Source,
// exhausted when a empty/null shared_ptr is encountered
// our datasource provides a shared_ptr to a data object
class SourceNode
{
public:

    std::shared_ptr<tbb::concurrent_bounded_queue<std::shared_ptr<Data>>> _queue;
    std::shared_ptr<std::mutex> _mtx;
    bool _started;

    SourceNode() : _started(false)
    {
        _queue = std::shared_ptr<tbb::concurrent_bounded_queue<std::shared_ptr<Data>>>(new tbb::concurrent_bounded_queue<std::shared_ptr<Data>>());
        _mtx = std::shared_ptr<std::mutex>(new std::mutex());
    }

    SourceNode(const SourceNode& other)
    {
        _queue = other._queue;
        _mtx = other._mtx;
        _started = other._started;
    }

    void push(std::shared_ptr<Data> data)
    {
        _queue->push(data);
    }

    bool operator ()(std::shared_ptr<Data> data)
    {
        std::unique_lock<std::mutex> ul(*_mtx);
        {
            if (!_started)
            {
                _started = true;
                for(size_t idx = 0; idx != 10; ++idx)
                    _queue->push(std::shared_ptr<Data>(new Data(idx)));

                _queue->push(std::shared_ptr<Data>()); // no more data
            }
        }

        _queue->pop(data);
        return static_cast<bool>(data);
    }

    void close()
    {
        _queue->push(std::shared_ptr<Data>());
    }
};

int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
    graph g;
    source_node<std::shared_ptr<Data>> source(g,SourceNode(),false);
    function_node<std::shared_ptr<Data>,int> sink(g,tbb::flow::serial, CountingNode());
    make_edge(source, sink );

    source.activate();
    g.wait_for_all();

    return 0;
}

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A: You should accept data argument passed toSourceNode by reference to return updated value to the caller:
class SourceNode
{
    ...
    bool operator ()(std::shared_ptr<Data>& data)
    {
        ...
        _queue->pop(data);
        return static_cast<bool>(data);
    }
}

Otherwise, only local copy of data parameter if updated by operator and further actions are performed on default constructed (empty) value.


Quantification of regional emissions resulting from natural gas extraction activities is critical in terms of determining the climate effects of natural gas usage compared to coal. The leakage rate is not well known, and has large implications for the greenhouse impact of this energy source. Towards that end data were collected at four towers in the Marcellus Shale gas region, with a tower south of the primary natural gas extraction region serving as a background site. Cavity ring down spectrometer (CRDS, Picarro, Inc, G2132-i) measurements of CH4 and CO2 mole fractions, and the isotopic ratio of CH4, are collected at these tower sites at heights of between 46 and 61 m above ground level. The sample air stream is dried using a Nafion dryer. The laboratory and field calibration technique is described in Miles et al., (citation below). Flask to in-situ comparisons indicate mean differences of 2+-2 ppb CH4, 0.2+-0.4 ppm CO2, and 0.0+-0.4 permil at the South tower. Ten-minute averages are reported here, with the minimum and maximum time included in the average indicated.
Miles, N.L., D.K. Martins, S.J. Richardson, C. Rella, T. Lauvaux, K.J. Davis, Z.R. Barkley, K. McKain, and C. Sweeney. Calibration and field testing of cavity ring-down laser spectrometers measuring CH4, CO2, and δ13CH4 deployed on towers in the Marcellus Shale region. Meas. Tech. Disc., in review, doi.org/10.5194/amt-2017-364, 2017.
Miles, N.L., D.K. Martins, S.J. Richardson, T. Lauvaux, K.J. Davis, B.J. Haupt, and C. Rella, 2017. In-situ tower atmospheric methane mole fraction and isotopic ratio of methane data, Marcellus Shale Gas Region, Pennsylvania, USA, 2015-2016. Data set. Available on-line [http://datacommons.psu.edu] from The Pennsylvania State University Data Commons, University Park, Pennsylvania, USA. http://dx.doi.org/10.18113/D3SG6N.
FLAGS: 1 indicates no known problems. 0 indicates that the data is unavailable or not recommended for use. 7 indicates that there were instrument problems of some kind, but the averaged data appears to be good quality. Use with caution. 9 indicates that there were no known instrument problems, but data is unrealistic compared to other sites and is not recommended for use.
To access the data, please go to the PSU Data Commons, keyword Marcellus. Thanks!


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She received her JD from the College of William and Mary in 1988, a BBA from the Virginia Commonwealth University in 1982 and a BA from the University of Virginia in 1981, with distinction.
Ms. Lamont is admitted to practice in both New Mexico and the District of Columbia.


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This article addresses the case where a Flexible PIC Concentrator (FPC) and/or Dense Port Concentrator (DPC) reboot occurs, and a core dump containing the backtrace item ddr_sdram_periodic is generated. If SDRAM errors appear in the NVRAM output, then this is most likely a hardware issue. An RMA is recommended.
An FPC/DPC rebooted and generated a core dump. The backtrace of the core dump has ddr_sdram_periodic as one of the elements of the back trace.
In this case, the FPC/DPC restart was likely due to ECC errors in the SDRAM of the board.
Check the NVRAM output for the FPC that rebooted.
If you see SDRAM Errors in the NVRAM output, then this is most likely a hardware issue and an RMA is recommended.


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Bullied schoolboy lands Liam Neeson film role after horrific racist abuse left him 'wanting to die'
Patrick Roe suffered so much he asked his mother if he could go to heaven to be with his grandad - then his talents were discovered by a teacher
Alana Fearon
Role: Patrick with star of The Fall and Hollyoaks Bronagh Waugh, who is also in the film
A bullied schoolboy who suffered so much racist abuse he told his mum he wanted to die has been plucked from obscurity for a movie role with Liam Neeson.
Patrick Roe asked his mother if he could go to heaven to be with his grandad.
But after a music teacher discovered talents not even his family knew he had, the 12-year-old beat off competition to land himself a part in a movie starring the veteran actor.
Mum Brieg, from Dromintee, said: "He had never done drama in his life when he got this part and to say it has changed his life is an understatement."
Other big names in the new flick, A Christmas Star, include The Fall actress Bronagh Waugh, Downton Abbey star Rob James-Collier and former Coronation Street regular Suranne Jones.
Family: Patrick with his mum Briege Roe
But for the Roe family and their friends and family in South Armagh, the real star of the film will be Patrick – who has now set his sights on Hollywood, reports Belfast Live.
Briege added: "Patrick was bullied in the past because he's mixed race and it was a horrible time for him but this film has completely changed his life and it's like a second family we've made.
"The families have had a sneak peak at some of the finished product and when I saw his name come up in lights, well it was emotional to say the least.
"He beat 7,000 other young people to get this part and I am so proud of him.
"Patrick has his heart set on being an actor and I think he'll go all the way because he's bloody good at it."
He landed the coveted part in Cinemagic's first feature film last October after a gruelling audition process.
But there was no one more shocked than Briege, who only realised how musically talented Patrick was when he stood up and played the tin whistle at his grandad's funeral.
The youngster, who is a pupil at St Paul's High School in Bessbrook, plays a computer whizz in the flick which will premier in Belfast in November.
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Patrick has his fingers crossed Neeson will walk the red carpet at the premier, but even though he hasn't met the movie action man yet, they've chatted on Skype and Patrick wants to follow in his footsteps.
Briege revealed: "He was plucked from obscurity as they say but he loves the stage and I have to say he's a natural.
"They started filming at the end of last year and we've had some great days out for filming and I'd say the whole cast and the Cinemagic team are like our second family now.
"The enormity of it all didn't hit me until I saw his name in lights when we got a sneak peak at some of the finished product two months ago and it was emotional to say the least.
"I'm so proud and we can't wait until November for the premier."
Waugh added: "A Christmas Star is a delightful script and I love the whole concept of actors like myself working alongside the young cast and crew."
Cinemagic chief executive Joan Burney Keatings said: "Our feature film will bring young people from different cultural backgrounds together.
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Bout Tree Fiddy, under jockey Larry Payne, winning the $50,000 Jack Brooks Stakes on Sunday at Remington Park.
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK�MAY 29, 2017�Last year's Rocky Mountain Futurity winner returned to the winner's circle on Sunday when he defeated V Power by half-a-length in the $50,000 Jack Brooks Stakes for Oklahoma-bred 3-year-olds at Remington Park. Carters Thunder finished a neck back in the show position.
Ridden by jockey Larry Payne, Bout Tree Fiddy completed the 350 yards in :17.724 seconds to pick up the winner's purse of $29,784.
Trainer Patrick Swan saddled the multiple stakes winning son of IVORY JAMES for himself and Carry "Rusty" Allred. The homebred is out of Hollie Jollie by Fredricksburg. Bout Tree Fiddy entered the race off a fourth-place effort in the Mr Master Bug Handicap on April 23. He has compiled an (11) 3-2-2 record and earned $116,658.
Saddled by trainer Dustin Cox, V Power was second best for owner CoCoMo Racing LLC. G.R. Carter, Jr. rode the Valiant Hero 3-year-old bred by Weetona Stanley and W.E, Smith. Out of the Mr Jess Perry mare Ferarri First Prize, V Power earned $9,928 to boost his earnings total to $277,267.
Carters Thunder, a Carters Cartel gelding, races for owners Juan Oropeza and Cuadra Ladrilleros Ltd Co. Stuart Steele trains with Jesus Salazar getting the riding assignment. Bred by R.D. Hubbard, from the Strawfly Special mare Lady Bonafide, Carters Thunder earned $5,461 for his third-place effort.
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Streaks Of Ivory was a game second for owners Jon and Brant Barley and trainer John Weghorst. James Flores rode the 2-year-old filly out of Streakin Rare by Fredricksburg. Bred by Michael Teel, the multiple stakes-placed filly earned $11,360.


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Skulpturhalle Basel
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LocationGrossbasel, Basel, Switzerland
The Skulpturhalle Basel is a museum in Basel, Switzerland, featuring cast replicas of antique sculpture. With around 2,000 casts it is the largest collection of its kind in the country, having tripled in size between 1985 and 2010. Since 1961 the collection has been managed by the Antikenmuseum Basel.
The collection was started in 1830. From 1849 it was located in the newly opened Museum an der Augustinergasse. In 1887 it moved into the Basel Kunsthalle, where a new wing known as the "Skulpturenhalle" had been built especially for it. The casts had to be warehoused in 1927 when the national art collection was temporarily moved into the Kunsthalle, creating a need for more space. In 1940 the cast collection found a provisional home in a disused factory, four years after plans for a new building had failed to pass a referendum; the new building finally materialised in 1963.
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Coordinates 47°33'37.319" N 7°34'45.339" E
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This episode of Cincy Brewcast saw us finally getting a glimpse at what Alexandria Brewing company will look like. The brewery has been working their butts off to get rolling down in Alexandria, Kentucky and has hit just about every speed bump that is possible when doing so. We spent a lot of time exploring the brewery, hoping to get a good idea of what it will look like when it finally opens its doors early next year. Of course… we also drank a few beers and talked about some of the current "goings on" in the beer community right now.
Along with Andy and Brad from Alexandria Brewing Company, we had Jake Heeb from Hops Springs Farm, so we spent a few minutes talking to him about how he hopes to take his new farm venture and partner up with Alexandria Brewing (as well as other local breweries) to provide plenty of fresh, local ingredients into their process.
We might have also spent way more time than we should have digging into a big of the local "online" beer community and some of the issues that have arisen with that. How do you manage the growing community of craft beer drinkers, and the hostility and issues that can arise from an industry that contains more and more people who are very different from each other? I don't know if we actually ever answered that question – but we certainly tried to.