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JUDGE JUDY TO NAB EMMY: Judge Judy Sheindlin is set to snag a Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2019 Daytime Emmys. The National Academy of Television Art & Sciences will make the official announcement Wednesday, as well as announcing the Lifetime Achievement honoree for the Creative Arts celebration on May 3, ET reports. Sheindlin, 76, has won three Daytime Emmys. The 46th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards will take place on Sunday, May 5.
COLE SPROUSE TALKS LUKE PERRY: Riverdale knows how it's going to address actor Luke Perry's death IRL on the show, where he played Archie's dad. But fans will have to wait and see. "I can't go too much into the spoilers of it, but we do have something planned narratively," Cole Sprouse, who plays Jughead Jones on the show, hinted to The View Tuesday. "We dedicated some of the episodes to him." The 26-year-old added, "He was very well loved. I mean, the whole world is mourning his passing. But, he was one of those guys that would rather have us all laughing about his great stories than mourning for too long."
AIDY BRYANT ON TWITTER: At the Q&A following the premiere of her new show Shrill at SXSW, Aidy Bryant sounded of on Twitter. "It's a bad space," said, explaining why she quit the platform. She got harassed when she played Sarah Huckabee Sanders she said, explaining that people would tweet at her that she was a "fat disgusting pig" who didn't deserve to play Sanders. "Everyone should quit," Lindy West, who penned the memoir that inspired the forthcoming Hulu show, added. "It just wouldn't be a realistic show about a female journalist if there weren't people calling her a fat pig and threatening to kill her. It just had to be in there."
DAVE FRANCO TO DIRECT WIFE ALISON BRIE IN THE RENTAL: Dave Franco and Alison Brie are set to work together in The Rental. The horror film, which Franco and Joe Swanberg will direct, follows two couples, Brie and Dan Stevens, and Sheila Vand and Jeremy Allen White as they head out for a weekend at a cabin. Franco told Deadline he "couldn't be more excited… to be working with such an amazing group of actors for my directorial debut." The pair, who married in 2017, also worked together on The Disaster Artist.


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I'm always on the lookout for new great food in the Tri-Cities and I was VERY excited to discover Shiki Sushi! I lived in Japan teaching English for a year, so Japanese food is near and dear to my heart (and belly). Here's what I thought of Shiki, check it out!


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Report: Big 12 will not add new members
The Big 12 will not seek to add new members, according to ESPN's Brett McMurphy.
Every person I spoke to today that's from Big 12 or Big 12 school: league is not expanding
— Brett McMurphy (@Brett_McMurphy) December 9, 2014
Talk of Big 12 expansion was re-ignited after TCU and Baylor were both left out of the inaugural College Football Playoff. Both schools were passed over in favor of Ohio State, after the Buckeyes had a strong showing in the Big Ten championship game. The Big 12 is the only Power Five conference without a championship game.
• Big 12 commissioner: Would have voted TCU for 4th playoff spot
The NCAA requires a conference to have two divisions of at least six teams in order to contest a championship game, but the Big 12 has only had 10 members since 2011. The NCAA would have to grant the Big 12 a waiver to hold a championship game.
Big 12 commissioner Bob Bowlsby named Baylor and TCU co-champions, despite the fact Baylor defeated TCU in October.
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Deb Dorain Named Copley Hospital's Chief Financial Officer
Art Mathisen, Copley Hospital's CEO is pleased to announce the promotion of Deb Dorain to Chief Financial Officer. Dorain began her new role on March 11, 2019. "Deb's history with Copley and level of experience she brings to her new role has enabled for a successful transition," said Mathisen.
Dorain has been a member of Copley's finance team since 2005 serving as Director of Revenue Cycle and Financial Planning. "Deb has shown that she is a committed member of our financial team. Her performance, leadership and dedication to our patients, staff and community has been outstanding," continued Mathisen. Dorain replaces long-time CFO Rassoul Rangaviz who passed away unexpectedly in December.
Prior to Copley Hospital, Dorain served as Senior Auditor for Berry, Dunn, McNeil & Parker. She received her bachelor of science in accounting at Plymouth State University. She and her family reside in Elmore.
Copley Hospital is a not-for-profit Critical Access Hospital serving the greater Lamoille County region and is one of the area's largest employers. Copley offers exceptional care from skilled specialists using state-of-the-art treatments and technology supported with the warm, personalized feel of a community hospital. Copley offers 24-hour emergency services, a family-friendly Birthing Center, and inpatient and outpatient care including Cardiology, General Surgery, Obstetrics/Gynecology (The Women's Center), Oncology, Orthopedics (Mansfield Orthopaedics), Rehabilitation Services, and Diagnostic Imaging on its campus in Morrisville. Visit http://www.copleyvt.org or call 802-888-8888 for more information.


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Capital of the southern state of Queensland, Australia, Brisbane is situated along a river of the same name. It has a little more than one and a half million inhabitants and is experiencing a strong demographic growth. Its economic resources are varied and include tourism. Queensland is actually the most touristic state of Australia and Brisbane's tropical climate, perfect all year round certainly attracts many of them. Its architecture mixes Victorian with Colonial and it boasts a lovely environment, combining modernity and nature. It has a beach in the city centre which sets it apart and makes it the perfect destination for many visitors. Visiting the city is best by bicycle or bus but kayak is also a possibility that gives you another perspective of the city. The city is popular with sports enthusiasts and is also not lacking in places to visit for those who enjoy the arts as it boasts the Queensland Gallery of Modern Art that opened in 2006 that offers unique international exhibitions. Brisbane also makes the perfect departure point for visits further afield in Queensland.


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What are Three Reasons Seek Rhinoplasty?
Per the 2012 report released by the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS), rhinoplasty is the fifth most common surgical procedure performed by plastic surgeons, and it's the second most popular surgery among men. During 2012, ASAPS member doctors performed more than 143,000 nose jobs. Here are three popular reasons why people seek rhinoplasty.
Traumatic events like a fight, participation in group sports, and car accidents can damage the nose. A broken nose may appear crooked, have an asymmetric tip, or develop a ridge or bump. A broken nose may also lead to complications that include a hole in the nasal septum or the collapse of the bridge of the nose which can lead to breathing problems. A rhinoplasty specialist reshapes the nose to address imperfections and breathing problems caused by the trauma.
Many people dislike the size of their nose. You might feel it's too large, too wide, too short, or has a large hump on the bridge. Rhinoplasty doctors work with you to create a nose you're proud of without setting unrealistic ideals. The goal of a nose job is not to radically alter your nose. Instead, the doctor strives to create a natural appearance.
On some people, the tip of the nose droops down, is too bulbous, or isn't well-defined. Rhinoplasty corrects each of these issues. By using suture techniques to bring cartilage together, the doctor can elevate the nasal tip or refine a bulbous tip, sometimes while eliminating the need to cut into the tissue. Your doctor will discuss the best techniques for your needs prior to the surgery.
If you're ready to take the first step towards improving the size or shape of your nose, schedule a consultation with Dr. Becker, a double-board certified rhinoplasty specialist located in Sewell, NJ. You can reach his office by calling (856) 589-6673.


Find today's and tomorrow's Petrol Prices in Sivaganga, Tamil Nadu from all Oil Marketing Companies (Indian Oil, HPCL, Bharat Petroleum). Now Petrol prices are chanaged every day. New revised prices are applicable from 6 AM in the morning. You can find lowest Petrol prices in your city Sivaganga here. Scroll down for latest and historical Petrol prices in Sivaganga. Or find the Petrol, Diesel prices in other cities.
Petrol price has been recently revised on May 14,2018. The new prices which includes international crude oil prices, INR-USD exchange rate and state levies, will be effective from morning 6 AM of 15 May 2018.
After this revision, a litre of Petrol in Sivaganga will cost Rs 78/litre at Indian Oil.


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The political system of Switzerland is characterized by decentralization and direct democracy. The multilingual state is typically governed by a broad coalition that includes members from the four largest political parties represented in the parliament. The 26 cantons that make up the Swiss Confederation have considerable decision-making power, and the public is often asked to weigh in on policy matters through referendums. Civil liberties are generally respected in the country, though laws and policies adopted in recent years have reflected a growing wariness of immigration and minority groups of foreign origin, which sometimes face societal discrimination.
In February, Swiss referendum voters rejected a proposed law that would have forced the government to expel foreigners for even minor crimes.
In September, the lower house of parliament approved a bill that would impose a national ban on face-covering veils. The measure was under consideration by the upper house at year's end.
Also in September, referendum voters endorsed a law that considerably expanded the surveillance powers of the Swiss security services.
Swiss policymakers continued to grapple with overlapping concerns about immigration, integration, and security during 2016. In a February referendum, citizens rejected an initiative by the right-wing Swiss People's Party (SVP) that called for authorities to automatically expel foreigners convicted of at least two minor crimes within a span of 10 years. Separately in June, voters approved a measure to reduce processing times for asylum applications and provide asylum seekers with legal assistance and more financial aid.
However, efforts to ban certain practices associated with fundamentalist forms of Islam appeared to move forward during the year. A law that came into force in the Italian-speaking canton of Ticino in July banned face-covering veils, following a 2013 referendum and several legal battles. The law prescribes fines of up to 10,000 francs ($10,000). In September, the National Council narrowly voted for a nationwide ban on such veils; at year's end the legislation was before the Council of States, the upper house of the Swiss parliament, though it was considered unlikely to pass. A discussion broke out in the canton of Basel over two male Muslim students' refusal to shake a female teacher's hand on religious grounds. The canton authorities concluded in May that the students had no right to deny the traditional handshake to their teacher, and that their parents could be fined if they persisted.
In April, local authorities in Bern banned a demonstration by the Islamic Central Council of Switzerland (IZRS), citing security concerns. IZRS claims to represent Muslims in Switzerland, but it has often been criticized for making radical statements and maintaining links to Salafi movements.
Swiss citizens who seek to travel abroad to fight on behalf of terrorist groups are subject to prosecution, and a suspect was sentenced to prison for the offense for the first time in August. Amid growing concerns about terrorism, Swiss voters in September approved a law that significantly expanded the surveillance powers of the Swiss security services. Though their activities would be subject to judicial oversight, Swiss agencies would be able to use a range of surveillance technologies and cooperate with foreign counterparts.
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I had a great day on the water with Matt, Chris, and Timmy. One of the things I really love about fishing is that the learning experience never seems to end… I learned something new about a place that I felt I had pretty dialed in.
It took 3 hours of pushpoling the flat to figure out what these fish were up to but in the end my efforts paid off. 11 reds for the day, I sighcasted 10 of them.
This little guy was the epiphany fish… The day was looking grim, even thinking I might get skunked. I am so glad I snagged im in the face.
#8 of the day. A super fat 25 inch red.
The fatty of the day in the 32-33 inch range. He was busting a school of mullet. Hooked his big brother later which ate my plastic only a few feet in front of me, unfortunately the hook pulled. I am going to start hammering them when I set the hook from now on, I was very disappointing to have lost that last fish.
I also brought out the sail for the first time and man, what a difference it made. A usually fatiguing peddle turned out to be quite pleasant. I will be putting this sail to work much more often. I am really disapointed I let it collect dust for months.


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Pressure builds for passive pension management in Ireland
By Editor Test Wed, Apr 25, 2012
The U.S. isn't the only country where retirement plan fees are coming under unprecedented scrutiny. Take Ireland...
A new survey from the British actuarial consulting firm, LCP, suggests that high levels of fees paid by Irish pension funds could be cancelling out the benefits of active asset management, IPE.com reported.
LCP's Ireland Investment Management Fees Survey 2012 found that the fees charged for active management are at least three times those for passive management. The report asserted that because investment managers charge fees based on the level of assets under management, fee bases generally fail to align the interests of trustees with those of the investment managers.
Indirect costs remain high, while many plans may be paying high investment advisers' fees because of the larger number of manager selection exercises and the increased complexity in monitoring investment arrangements.
Michael Butler, head of investment consulting for LCP in Ireland and the report's author, said: "Clients are focusing on investment strategy reviews but neglect the fact they can renegotiate fees with their managers. Fees for both active and passive management have become more competitive because there are many more managers now offering investment services in Ireland."
Butler reckons pension funds could save as much as 30% off managers' standard fees by negotiation. More than 90% of the managers in the survey said they were willing to negotiate on fees, even for pensions with relatively low assets. He added fees could also be reduced by shrewd selection of active or passive management for different asset classes.
"Managers in specialist asset classes such as diversified growth funds and multi-asset funds often deliver added value by active management," Butler said. "This means the performance can justify the fees being paid."
But in other asset classes such as developed equities, active managers are not necessarily adding a lot of value, he said. Fees can, therefore, wipe out any value added.
"We are seeing clients move those asset classes to passive mandates," he said. "However, there are many more pension funds that should be doing this."
Butler also said more managers in Ireland could offer performance-related fee structures. At present, these are only generally offered by hedge funds, but LCP is putting pressure on the industry to make these structures more widespread.
Jerry Moriarty, director of policy at the Irish Association of Pension Funds, said: "The report is very helpful in giving trustees a benchmark as to what they should be paying and highlights the benefits of negotiating on fees with investment managers."
He pointed to the report's finding that differences between fees charged in the UK and Ireland had narrowed dramatically.
"When the Irish government introduced the pensions levy last year, to deflect criticism, they argued that pension funds paid much higher asset management fees than in the UK, and at much higher levels than the levy," he said.
"This research shows the complete lack of substance in that argument, which was used to justify the levy."
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Derek has been an active guitarist for 22 years, has played in a variety of bands, and holds a degree in psychology, and creative music performance. He specialises in rock and blues based styles, and has a broad experience of a number of other genres, including funk, jazz and country.
Derek has been involved in music education for a number of years, and has experienced first-hand, the frustration, blood, sweat, tears and sheer determination it can take to become an expert musician. He was self-taught from an early age, and over the years he formalised his musical knowledge through guitar lessons, self-study, and finally, by earning a music degree. Along the way, he had mixed experiences with guitar lessons, and although he found his lessons with tutors to be valuable, he would often leave his guitar lessons having forgotten key points, or wondering exactly how to go about practicing the material he had learned with his tutor.
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Yevgen Konoplyanka gave the visitors their wanted goal in the 97th minute. The Dnipro captain dribbled inside from the left side and passed Cillessen with a curled shot in the far corner.
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With the elimination of Ajax the last Dutch team went out of Europe this season. Ukraine has two teams in the quarter-finals of the Europa League, with besides Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk also Dynamo Kyiv. The latter team beat Everton 5-2 on Thursday after the 2-1 defeat last week in England.
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Strategic planning processes are oriented towards the selection of objectives and product/market choices by senior management. From this viewpoint strategic planning provides a mechanism for setting and reviewing objectives, focusing on choices of long-term significance, identifying strategic options, allocating resources, and achieving corporate-wide co-ordination, monitoring, and control. Current literature on strategic planning has recognised the problems with traditional approaches to planning. In this article, the authors seek to consider links between strategy and the implementation of ICT projects within the telecommunications industry.


The Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) is offering its first-ever trade mission to Cuba April 3 to 6, 2017 to explore business opportunities as Cuba opens up to foreign business. Registration cut-off is February 17.
For more info, contact AEM's Alex Russ at aruss@aem.org or (202) 898-9006.


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In early May, Mt. Julia Boccagno is a multi-media journalist who covers a wide-variety of general assignment news stories. You look at it now and it looks like some view from a sci-fi movie or Mars or something. That sense of weight on his shoulders, he says, transformed his experience drastically–in a way he never predicted. It's very overwhelming, overpowering and very humbling.
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Lava chaser Demian Barrios captures Mt. Kilauea eruption
The blazing heat and noxious gases certainty aren't ideal, but part of the territory, the challenge of capturing nature in its entirely raw form. As majestic as Pele is, Barrios says the emotional and physical toll proved unbearable at times. Barrios has been photographing every possible angle of Madame Pele, the Hawaiian goddess of fire, since the very beginning.
Julia Boccagno for Circa. So once people began noticing that he was willing to venture into the unknown, they began to ask questions:. Depending on the day, Barrios could be snapping photos of Kilauea from the sky, on a boat, or on land.
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It's very overwhelming, overpowering and very humbling. That sense of weight on his shoulders, he says, transformed his llava drastically–in a way he never predicted. It's an extreme sense of gratitude and welcome. Being ciraa the wrong place at the wrong time could be the difference between life and death. Justin Sherman for Circa. This has really changed the landscape. This man makes a living by chasing it.
June 18, I've been in so many crazy situations with the volcano that, if TuTu Pele wanted to have her will with me, she would have.
The job hasn't been easy, though. In one sense, he's recording fleeting moments in history and sharing them with the rest of the world.
This isn't the first time Barrios has gotten up kava and personal with a foot dancing cascade of lava. Hawaii Volcanoes Art Most people run away from lava. In fact, it's part of his job as a professional photographer and self-proclaimed lava chaser. It wasn't about my camera or my photos. Lava Ocean Tours offers a unique glimpse of Kilauea and its impact.
By Julia Boccagno and Justin Sherman. But Barrios attributes his intuition and spiritual awareness in keeping him safe in intense situations. You look lzva it now and it looks like some view from a sci-fi movie or Mars or something. All of a sudden, I realized I was in this position where people needed help.
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The week before I started college I sat down with my dad to talk about my plans. He suggested I should choose a major before leaving for school and that it should be something I really enjoyed. I distinctly remember him saying: "You know son, whatever you choose, you will have to be doing that everyday for the rest of your life, so you'd better enjoy it!" It is possible to make career changes later on in life, but basically I think my dad's advice was pretty much right on! When I asked my dad what he thought I would be good at, he said: "Ever since I can remember, you have been interested in rocks. You and your mom wouldn't let me go past a riverbed without stopping during our drives in the country. You have an uncle who used to work with rocks...I think he called himself a geologist."
So the next week I headed off to school to meet with my counselor and asked if she knew about a major for geologists. She said yes, so I declared my major the first semester and never looked back. I've never regretted my decision. Geology is so broad and interdisciplinary; I've moved around a lot within the field during my career. I started out in volcanology, moved to geochemistry for awhile, then to statistics, on to paleontology, and am now working in planetary science. Interesting thing is, I continue to use most all of that background, even in the work I'm doing now!
According to my mother, I collected my first rock when I was six years old. By the time I was 10, my collection was so big I had to give a lot of rocks away when we moved. My mom encouraged me by providing empty egg cartons for storing my samples, and by helping me identify my rocks, minerals and fossils. She even bought me my first geology book, "How to Know the Rocks and Minerals" and took me to my first geology meeting, a giant rock and minerals show in Los Angeles. In short, I was hooked early! My nickname in high school was "Stoney."
I received a Ph.D. in Paleontology from the University of California at Davis in 1978. Shortly after finishing my degree, I was employed as museum scientist by the Geology Department at Davis. My job was to assemble collections of minerals, rocks and fossils to help teach courses in geology and paleontology and to support the research being carried out by the faculty. During my time at Davis, I learned a lot about how to classify natural materials and also a lot about how nature is organized. While a museum scientist, I also taught courses in geology and paleontology. My favorite course was a field course in marine paleoecology (study of the ecology of fossil life). I taught this course at the university's marine station at Bodega Bay, in northern California. The course lasted six weeks and my students were able to go out to the field almost everyday and observe and carry out experiments on living marine communities. We tried to understand not only living creatures, but how they become fossilized. In the second half of the course we visited many different places in California where we could study the fossil record of marine life and reconstruct how the ancient marine species lived and interacted.
After five years as museum scientist I decided to try another career and left Davis to join Exxon as a petroleum geologist. My job with Exxon was to find oil. I focused my search on the offshore marine areas of southern California. Using many different methods that enable geologists to visualize the study of rocks underground, I was able to determine the most likely places to drill for oil and gas. It was exciting and during my five-year stay with Exxon I found between five and 10-million barrels of oil.
After leaving the petroleum industry I returned to academics. Although I enjoyed finding oil, I really missed teaching. I was able to land a job teaching Oceanography, Earth Science and Paleontology at UCLA in southern California. I was there for five years and during that time also developed my present interests in the very early history of life and the solar system. This brought me to NASA in 1991 on a research fellowship from the National Research Council. The project I came to NASA to do focused on developing methods to better interpret the fossil record of very small microorganisms. It was quite a change from my early years as a paleontologist where I focused on larger organisms with hard skeletons of bone or shell. Now I had to worry about how very small organisms with no skeletons could become fossils.
My studies at NASA have lead me in several directions. An important part of my research deals with the origin of stromatolites, which are thin-layered sedimentary structures that are produced by communities of microorganisms. But I have also been interested in how some of the tiny microbes that create stromatolites become fossils. We have actually found tiny microfossils in rocks as far back as 3.5 billion years. Question is, how do these tiny creatures get preserved and why? By understanding such things we can learn more about the ancient environment of the early Earth, and also improve our chances of finding evidence of ancient life in rocks.
I'm still working on these problems. It turns out that on the present Earth, microorganisms tend to thrive in extreme environments; places that are either too hot, too cold, or too salty or acidic for larger complex organisms. I have looked at bacterial life and their fossils in lots of extreme environments. But in trying to better understand how the earliest communities lived, I have mostly focused on life at high temperatures, that is, on microbes that live in hot springs found in places like Yellowstone National Park. I have spent the last five summers in Yellowstone trying to learn more about how the high-temperature communities survive, interact and become fossils. This is important for interpreting the fossil record of early life on Earth. We believe that the last common ancestor of living species on Earth lived at very high temperatures. We know this because when we compare the DNA in all living things, we can make a "tree of life" that shows how things are related. Turns out that the most primitive things, that is, the species that occur near the trunk of the tree, are all high-temperature bacteria, most of which live in hot springs and geysers. So these are good places to go to find conditions similar to what prevailed on the early Earth.
But the story doesn't end there. Because hot springs are such good places to fossilize microorganisms, these environments are also natural places to explore for fossil life on Mars. So, we have also been looking at images of the surface of Mars for the most likely spots for ancient hot-spring deposits. If we can find such deposits, we will want to go there and bring rocks back from those places to look for microfossils. This is in our present plan for Mars exploration, and has been really given a boost by the recent report of possible life in the Martian meteorite, ALH84001, which was found in Antarctica. Although I do not think this rock from Mars has definitive evidence of life, it does have organic chemicals that were preserved much in the same way we see things preserved in hot springs on Earth. NASA's Mars Global Surveyor and Mars Pathfinder and Russia's Mars '96 mission are scheduled for three separate launches in November and December 1996. We hope that with the new information we get back from these missions, we will better know where to go to bring samples back to Earth that may help us answer the question, "Did life ever develop on Mars?"
The best thing about my job is the excitement of exploring ancient worlds, either on Earth by looking back in time at old rocks, or in space by looking at old planetary surfaces or the planetary materials brought to the Earth as meteorites. My job is also fun because of all the fascinating people I meet, and the interesting seminars and discussions we have every week. It's wonderfully challenging to go into the field and try and reconstruct past events from the meager clues provided in the rocks, and it is great fun to bring samples back to the lab and tease out more clues using the microscope and other tools. Sometimes I feel like I'm Sherlock Holmes solving a crime. And I have often thought, if I ever stopped doing geology, I would like to try forensics.
What do I like the least? Working for a large bureaucracy like the federal government can be quite frustrating at times. Sometimes you feel like the system is designed to prevent your progress; traveling or buying materials for your work can really be involved because of all the paperwork and legal restrictions. Another downside of my work is the need to travel a lot. As a field-oriented geologist, you have to go where the interesting rocks are and that is usually somewhere else. That means time away from home and family, which I don't like.
I enjoyed being outside and really liked nature a lot. My room while I was growing up looked like a museum. I guess it still does. My wife calls my part of the house the "Smithsonian Wing" in honor of all the wonderful things I have collected over the years.
I took all the science I could in school. But, because I did not have the advantage of going to schools with strong science programs, I motivated myself to go to the library by inventing projects. Books were some of my best friends growing up, and they helped me maintain my interest and growth in science. When I was 10, I went through a phase where I became extraordinarily interested in birds. At that point, I started my bird book project which lasted two years. It was a three-ring binder filled with every picture and every fact I could find about birds. I had pages of envelopes with feathers, and even spent time at the zoo taking pictures with my Kodak Brownie camera of exotic birds. Sometimes the zoo keeper would give me feathers that he saved when he cleaned the cages, which ended up in my book. My friends called me "bird brain," but it didn't bother me much. I liked my project and learned a lot.
My biggest inspiration was my mom. Both literally and figuratively she "egged me on" to collect my rocks (she provided the egg cartons to house my collection!) and then helped me identify them. She always encouraged me to pursue my interest in nature and to read the right books. She even tolerated my museum/room with all the creepy crawlies that were in there (or in my pockets come laundry time!).
I am married and my wife Maria is the educational outreach coordinator for the Exobiology Branch at NASA Ames Research Center where we work. We live close by in Mountain View, and that is because I don't like driving in traffic. My hobbies are playing the guitar and writing music. I used to perform in bands a lot, but now I more often enjoy listening. I am one-quarter Native American and enjoy studying the history and culture of my tribes, the Cherokee and Chickasaw. I like American Indian crafts and recently made my first rawhide drum. I try to play it in the morning to keep it "tuned." I am also learning to play the Native American flute and hope to dance in my first pow-wow next year when I have finished making my new outfit. I have a son, Brett, who is a senior at California State University in Chico. He is majoring in Economics. He is also interested in environmental sciences, but didn't discover that until last year. He may pursue that subject in graduate school after he finishes his Bachelor's degree. The other rock hounds in my family are my two nieces, April and Angela, who live with their mother (my sister) and my mom in Live Oak, California. Everytime I visit I have fun going through their egg cartons of rocks and helping the girls identify them. I also like to take them on collecting trips, usually to the riverbed. Amazing how history repeats itself!


I'm just getting started in the 1st gen fun. Picked this 76 up recently, planning to get it moving under it's own power, then start saving for a major upgrade.
This is Celica #6 at the moment I believe. Current daily is a 99 Celica GT Liftback, another favorite is my 95 Celica with a built 3S-GTE swap, and two more 6th gens getting v6 swaps right now, then there is an 88 Alltrac (forever project). Other than Celicas I have a couple of 4Runners, a mk3 Supra, a Camry V6 5-Speed (donar car). I think that's most of what I'm wrenching on.
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There's a lot of work that goes into each photo shoot we do for clients: sourcing the clothing and props, finding a location and getting permission to shoot there, hiring models, preparing the page layouts and determining the poses, and of course getting the product in that will be featured. The day of the shoot is an exciting rush of hunting down the best light, coordinating props, clothing and models, and managing time for each shot. Then there's the post-production: color correction, image retouching, resizing, layout and proofing.
On a recent project, we were delighted with a photo of a model in a great pair of boots. The vendor was delighted with the photo too, but realized they had sent us the wrong color. We knew we had to reshoot, but our model was no longer available. What to do? The client liked everything else about the photo.
The answer, reshoot in as similar a location and pose as the original photo, then combine the two photographs in post-production.
In the original photo, we liked the styling and the pose, but had received the wrong boots from the vendor.
We liked the lighting and the boots in the new shot, but preferred the styling and pose from the original photograph.
We selected the sky and background from the second shot and updated the first shot. We adjusted the levels and drop shadows to match the new lighting.
The final picture: a blend of the two photos that met the client's expectations!
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What are SIGGRAPH and ACM SIGGRAPH
2018 marks the 45th SIGGRAPH conference, organized by ACM SIGGRAPH (Association of Computing Machinery's Special Interest Group on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques), which will be held at the Vancouver Convention Centre from 12 to 16 August.
Innovators from all around the world will come to present and discover new computer graphics technologies and game designs. Also, there will be for the first time the Immersive Pavilion, devoted exclusively to a space for VR, AR, and MR games or experiences.
SIGGRAPH 2018 Virtual, Augmented and Mixed Reality Chair Pol Jeremias said "We are so excited about the new Immersive Pavilion — it will instantly become the place for our attendees to experience, play, and learn about the latest technological advances across all areas of these rapidly emerging media platforms. This year's VR and mixed reality offerings will include innovative experiments, research, games, music videos, and more that are focused on the exploding and immersive interactive experience.".
Now, what about "Cycles"? Who created it and what is it more precisely?
It took four months for Disney Animation lighting artist Jeff Gipson and his team to create the virtual reality short film "Cycles". He has previously worked on the Academy Award winning films Frozen, Big Hero 6, Zootopia, Moana, and Olaf's Frozen Adventure. An interesting fact about Jeff is that he actually began his career as a skate park designer, but then he chose to orientate towards his dream which was animation. Pretty awesome, right?
Now, returning back to "Cycles", this virtual reality short film gravitates around what home really means and how a whole world is compressed in it through the people who live there. Jeff got inspired by his own life, by his childhood spent together with his grandparents. He said "Every house has a story unique to the people, the characters who live there. We wanted to create a story in this single place and be able to have the viewer witness life happening around them. It is an emotionally driven film, expressing the real ups and downs, the happy and sad moments in life."
The process behind the project
To bring this VR short film's idea to life and into a 3D space, 50 collaborators worked and used Quill VR as an illustration and animation tool and also motion capture.
All these being said, "Cycles" represents one more step further in the "under construction" state of the VR cinema. Emotional and immersive, this VR short is at the intersection of technology, creativity and cinematography.


I had an interesting one hour conversation today with Jack McCabe of McCabe Research and Consulting, a firm specializing in micro/macro research of multifamily residential and commercial mixed use projects. It seems he found me after I put a double "black mark" on his soul and jokingly banned him from The Apologists Club on March 24th.
"That is a trend, not a blip," said Jack McCabe, chief executive of McCabe Research and Consulting in Deerfield Beach, adding that too many good people took out too many bad loans.
For starters, Jack McCabe was telling me that there are 290,000 real estate agents in Florida. "That equates to one out of every 57 people", he said. Imagine that. The real question I asked McCabe is "How many of them depend on sales commissions for their livelihood?" Let's face it I said, there are a lot of housewives masquerading as real estate professionals happy to get a sale or two a year as extra income. Jack estimated there are approximately 130,000 full time professionals based on the number of registered Florida association of realtors.
For the sake of argument let's call it 150,000 (assuming that there are some full time agents not registered with the association and others even if not full time very dependent on commissions for living expenses). That would make it roughly one in a hundred people in Florida are directly dependent on real estate for their livelihood. "But wait" Jack said, "That does not count loan originators, home builders, contractors, subcontractors, landscapers, or anything else housing related".
Jack is correct of course, and even though the others may not "need" the extra money, it is certainly flowing through the system. That is a theme I have been harping about for months as Mish readers know full well. As long as the building continues, people will have jobs. When it dies, it will be lights out.
"Look at Countrywide" McCabe said. "Countrywide?" I asked. It seems that with little fanfare Countrywide closed a South Florida office in December. With it perhaps a couple hundred people lost their jobs. "Not only that but Washington Mutual is laying off people", he said. A couple of hundred people might not sound like many, but the real question is how many home sales did a couple of hundred loan originators support?
Jack was telling me about "mezzanine financing". I had to ask him what that meant. It seems a lot of home builders were on short term financing, hoping to get projects completed "Wham bam thank you mam". Jack is now telling me that some of those developers now have a "cash flow problem". It is one thing when people are camping out overnight to get in line to buy a condo. It is a far different situation when projects are being delayed and even cancelled.
In fact, projects are now being cancelled left and right. McCabe told me of a development that has sold 2 units out of 250 after cancellations. Hello world! If that is a small time developer, that person has just been busted big time for speeding. The next step is bankruptcy.
Jack spoke of a project in Sarasota where because of a technical delay in condo document filing with the state of Florida, the developer had to recently do a special two week rescission period. Well guess what? It seems that 100 units that the developer thought were sold have now been cancelled. That is 100 out of 270! Given that not all of the units were presold, the cancellation rate is enormous. "Speculators are bailing every chance they get" he said.
I have one more interesting factoid. Jack is telling me that "as soon as ground is broken, the ability of investors to get back deposits is limited". I commented that seems like fertile ground for fraud. "Indeed", he said. It seems there are situations right now where developers are bringing in bulldozers and breaking ground "with no real intention" of getting underway with actual development. The reason they are doing this is because as soon as ground breaks at least a portion of deposits are not refundable. Some lawsuits are now underway.
Although McCabe Research specializes in Florida and the Southeast US, Jack is telling me of similar stories elsewhere including Las Vegas, San Diego, Chicago, Boston, New York, and Los Angeles. Interestingly enough, he thinks that housing is a "local problem". That was the good news. The bad news is that the "local problem" includes areas where a huge percentage of the population lives.


Daroush, just east of the Halondar.
Daroush was a small mining village located in the Aphrunn Mountains.
Daroush lay at the eastern end of Lilit Pass in the Aphrunn Mountains.
Daroush traded ores from its mines. Gold was one of the main metals mined in Daroush. Nearby towns like Aelor relied heavily on Daroush's gold trade. Once the mine dried up, the inhabitants of Aelor migrated to Amah.
Daroush was established in 50 DR as a dwarven mining colony. At some point, after the mines ran dry, the dwarves abandoned Daroush and returned to Alaoreum.
In 145 DR, a small segment of Dempster Turmish's army accidentally marched into Lilit Pass and ended up in Daroush. The troops captured the village without raising a sword.
By 1370 DR the mining village was almost completely empty. Some humans still mined for gold, but the best ore had been extracted by the dwarven founders of the mine.
As of 1370 DR, there were reports of dark dwarves (likely duergar) roaming the mine shafts. This lead to the miners seeking adventurers to protect them and investigate the sightings.
↑ The village was captured without raising a sword in 145 DR, and in 1370 DR, the miners sought adventurers for protection. This suggests that the village had little or (more likely) no militia.
↑ 1.0 1.1 Jim Butler (1996). The Vilhon Reach (Dungeon Master's Guide). (TSR, Inc), p. 4. ISBN 0-7869-0400-3.
↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 Jim Butler (1996). The Vilhon Reach (Dungeon Master's Guide). (TSR, Inc), p. 42. ISBN 0-7869-0400-3.
↑ Jim Butler (1996). The Vilhon Reach (Dungeon Master's Guide). (TSR, Inc), p. 5. ISBN 0-7869-0400-3.


The GEC (Genetic and Evolutionary Computation) summit, that took place in Shanghai in June 2009, was the first event dedicated to Evolutionary Computation that was organized by SIGEVO in Asia. As such, the program inlcluded one Keynote talk by David E. Goldber, 15 tutorials by experts in the field, and 3 parallel sessions during 3 days for contributed papers.
All details can be found on GEC 2009 web site.


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Rejon sudżański () – jednostka administracyjna wchodząca w skład obwodu kurskiego w Rosji.

Centrum administracyjnym rejonu jest miasto Sudża.

Geografia
Powierzchnia rejonu wynosi 994,73 km².

Graniczy z rejonami: korieniewskim, lgowskim, bolszesołdatskim, biełowskim (obwód kurski) i z Ukrainą.

Głównymi rzekami są: Sudża (47 km nurtu w rejonie), Psioł (34 km), Snagosć (22 km), Worobża (28 km), Iwica (23 km), Łoknia (26 km), Małaja Łoknia (24 km), Smierdica (17 km), Rżawa (9 km), Olesznia (12 km), Konopielka (16 km).

Historia
Rejon powstał w roku 1928, a w skład nowo powstałego obwodu kurskiego wszedł w 1934.

Demografia
W 2018 rejon zamieszkiwało 26 689 mieszkańców, z czego 5759 na terenach miejskich.

Miejscowości
W skład rejonu wchodzą: 1 osiedle miejskie (miasto Sudża), 16 osiedli wiejskich (sielsowietów) i 81 wiejskich miejscowości.

Zobacz też
 Podział administracyjny Rosji

Linki zewnętrzne
 Большая Российская Энциклопедия. Курская область. (ros.)

Przypisy

Rejon sudżański

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You can select the FILE_PICKER control type to customize binary inputs at the Workflow level and the activity level. The FILE_PICKER control type is used to upload a file to send into the workflow when the workflow is run as a Web Console form.
After a file is uploaded, it is stored in the Job Results directory. For information on the Job Results directory, see Job Results Directory - Advanced.
In the Workflow, the uploaded file is converted into a java.io.File object so that the file and the data inside it can be accessed. For information on the java.io.File class, see java.io Class File on the Oracle website.
The following are examples of how to use an uploaded file in your workflow.
You can insert your file into an Email activity so that the file is attached and sent with the email. On the Inputs tab of the Email activity in the Attachment box, add the file as a variable.


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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace LittleBits.CloudBitApiClient.ConsoleApp
{
    class Program
    {
        #region constants

        const string MY_DEVICE_ID = "";
        const string MY_TOKEN = "";
        const string MY_TEST_API = "http://littlebitscallableapi.azurewebsites.net/api/sensor";

        #endregion

        static CloudBitApiClient.Client client = Client.Authenticate(MY_TOKEN);

        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            // manipulating output
            Blink();

            // subscribing to the events on your cloudbit so your own code can handle it
            ListDevices();
            CreateSubscription();
            ListDevices();
            DeleteSubscription();
            ListDevices();

            // end it
            Console.WriteLine("--------");
            Console.WriteLine("Finished");
            Console.ReadLine();
        }

        static void Blink()
        {
            int i = 0;
            while (i < 3)
            {
                ActivateLed();
                Thread.Sleep(500);
                DeactivateLed();
                Thread.Sleep(500);
                i += 1;
            }
        }

        static void ActivateLed()
        {
            SetDeviceOutputLevel(100, -1);
        }

        static void DeactivateLed()
        {
            SetDeviceOutputLevel(0, -1);
        }

        static void SetDeviceOutputLevel(int level = 100, int duration = -1)
        {
            client.SetOutput(new DeviceOutputRequest
            {
                DeviceId = MY_DEVICE_ID,
                DurationInMilliseconds = duration,
                Percent = level
            });
        }

        static void ListDevices()
        {
            client.GetDeviceList(device =>
                {
                    Console.WriteLine("--------");
                    PropertyConsoleWriter.WriteDevice(device);
                });
        }

        static void CreateSubscription()
        {
            client.CreateSubscription(new CreateSubscriberRequest
            {
                PublisherId = MY_DEVICE_ID,
                SubscriberId = MY_TEST_API,
                PublisherEvents = new string[] {
                        "amplitude:delta:ignite"
                    }
            });
        }

        static void DeleteSubscription()
        {
            client.DeleteSubscription(new PublisherSubscriberRequest
            {
                PublisherId = MY_DEVICE_ID,
                SubscriberId = MY_TEST_API
            });
        }
    }
}

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Thank you to our November presenters for a wonderful meeting!
Jem Schofield of theC47 shared with the group information about small crew and no crew production.
Alexandra Boylan and Rick Galli explained how they made their feature film, "At Your Own Risk" for a production budget of $1K!


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It's pretty clear that we and North Korea do not mean the same thing when using this term, and to me it's even clearer that Kim will never give up his nukes and ICBMs in exchange for promises of whatever.
The simplest explanation is one I heard on the radio today by someone whose name I've forgotten. "Kim went to to movies and saw a biopic double feature; "Saddam Hussein" followed by "Muammar Gaddafi". In between was a short feature called "Ukraine Surrenders its Nukes in Exchange for Guarantees of Territorial integrity."
Many of us felt this same sediment about the Iranians and that deal. Ending the war, retrieving hostages, cooling tensions on the DMZ, is a **** good start though.
Maybe China and Kim are wondering if The Donald can be had. As long as China is a key part of a deal maybe Donald will hold off on tarriffs. If so, the negotiations will go on forever (at least till Nov.). Either way, I don't see a downside for China or Kim until the NK nuke site is up and running again. Then we will see.
Yeah, sediment. That sand in your crotch feeling you get every time you think about Trump's foreign policy decisions.
It has been suggested for some time that guarantees of territorial integrity was the reason for the nukes in the first place. I mean when it comes to nukes, there is no way that NK could possibly be an honest threat to us in that arena.
Well, at any rate I'm sure Trump won't say anything disastrously stupid at the summit. So, we got that goin' for us.
I am actually hopeful that this is the one thing he gets right.
I would feel better about it if we were sending Dennis Rodman again.
It's true that we could completely destroy every significant city and military target in North Korea, but at the cost of sending radiation clouds into China and South Korea and having the North nuke the South, Japan, Australia, New Zealand and perhaps other U,S, allies, as well as the United States. Even if they could only lay waste to two or three of our cities that is not a trade off I'd be willing to make. Like it or not, they have the bombs and the ICBMs that can reach our east coast. Perhaps we could shoot them down over the Pacific, but perhaps not.
I read an article a few years ago that emphasized that the North still considers the South to be "theirs" by right, and the Seoul government is a puppet. It said they were unlikely to give up that quest.


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