A function is holomorphic if it is complex differentiable in a neighborhood of every point in its domain.
A function is analytic if it can be written as a convergent power series in a neighborhood of every point in its domain.
It can be showen that holomorphic functions are complex analytic, and complex analytic functions are holomorphic.
Let f(z) be an analytic function on the complex plane. If f(z) is bounded, then f(z) is constant.
where a, b, c, and d are complex numbers.
Subharmonic functions and the Dirichlet problem.
Elementary facts about elliptic functions.


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As your big day approaches, you're likely doing everything in your power to ensure it goes smoothly. A major part of this preparation has to do with you, the bride-to-be. Ensuring that you look and feel up to this big role is important, as you deserve to soak up every second of what is sure to be one of the most memorable days of your life. One way to do this is to score your daily share of vitamins and minerals in the months leading up to the wedding, especially the ones you may fall deficient in due to lifestyle habits, seasonal impacts, or just plain old stress. Here are the vitamins and supplements experts recommend all brides take ahead of the wedding.
While this might not be the most popular supplement, it's quite beneficial, according to experts. In fact, magnesium is one of the most essential minerals in our body—and is used in over 300 metabolic processes. "Not only are most Americans deficient in magnesium, but stress and lack of sleep can deplete levels of this miracle mineral even further, so it's important to ensure we are getting adequate amounts through both our diet and supplementation," says Jennifer Hanway, a holistic nutritionist. "Great sources of magnesium are dark chocolate (choose 80 percent cacao or more), leafy greens such as spinach and kale, and almonds, pumpkin seeds, and sesame seeds." When choosing a magnesium supplement, Hanway recommends selecting one with all four chelates of magnesium.
Like magnesium, zinc is involved in hundreds of enzymatic processes in the body. "Zinc is a trace mineral known for its role in wound healing and immunity, including fighting the common cold," explains Kristin Koskinen, a registered dietitian nutritionist. "For brides who are hitting the gym hard in the months leading up to their wedding, adequate zinc will help them bounce back from workouts and prevent cramping." If you're looking to up your intake of zinc through food alone, she recommends eating egg yolks, nuts, beef, turkey, and lamb.
When you're feeling stressed or fatigued (name a bride who isn't!), a selenium supplement can come in handy. "This essential mineral has antioxidant properties, promotes thyroid health, and aids with glutathione generation (a master antioxidant), giving it a double benefit in reducing oxidative stress," says Koskinen. If you're low on this important nutrient, you might notice it in the form of hair loss, brittle nails, fatigue, and irritability. If this is the case for you, Koskinen recommends popping a few Brazil nuts every other day to keep your selenium levels where they need to be.
Though not a vitamin, this natural amino acid is nature's best aid for beautiful skin, healthy nails, and great hair, according to Mary Brooks, M.Ed, owner and creator of Sustainable Nutrition. "Collagen benefits include healing the intestinal lining, reducing joint pain, improving body composition (our lean muscle to body fat ratio), and boosting the health of our hair, skin, and nails," she says. "It is a very easily digestible form of protein, and a morning smoothie of collagen, leafy greens, flaxseed, avocado, and almond milk is my go-to breakfast for both myself and my clients when stressed or in a rush." She recommends opting for grass-fed or a marine-based collagen, and a powder or peptide over a capsule.
Found in whole grains, nuts, seeds, dairy, meats, and a large variety of vegetables and fruits, B vitamins are necessary for skin and hair health, and crucial to immune, heart, brain, and nervous system function, explains Pip Waller, an expert medical herbalist and holistic healer. "Since nutrient deficiencies in B vitamins leads to stress, depression, and mood disorders, it is imperative for brides especially to get their fill."
You know to fill up on this vitamin when you're feeling under the weather, since it has immune-boosting benefits, but you might not have realized that it also helps stimulate collagen and give you a more youthful glow. "After hugging all those relatives and friends, vitamin C will keep you protected against any common colds and aid in improving iron absorption for energy, increasing immunity, and protection from sun damage," says Luiza Petre, MD, a cardiologist and weight loss specialist. "It also helps block free radicals and heal acne so you will have no blemishes in wedding pictures."
Especially for brides planning fall or winter weddings, a vitamin D supplement may help ward off the common "winter blues," or seasonal affective disorder. "If you live north of the 35th parallel and its past October, when the angle of the sun's vitamin D stimulating rays don't reach Earth, consider taking a vitamin D supplement, but check in with your health care provider first," says Koskinen. "Vitamin D sources are limited in nature to wild-caught, cold water fish, light-treated mushrooms, fortified dairy, and fortified orange juice."
Women are prone to being deficient in this mineral, which is essential for skin and hair health, as well as maintaining plenty of oxygen in the blood. "A deficiency in iron leads to exhaustion, so brides need to be well stocked, eating their fair share of dark leafy vegetables, apricots, sunflower seeds, nuts, tofu, molasses, eggs, and dark chocolate," says Waller. "A standard iron supplement, however, can cause constipation, so I advise packing in the iron with green smoothies and plenty of apricots, and if you need a supplement try a natural liquid one rather than iron tablets."


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Schaum's Outline of Beginning Statistics, 2nd edition (Schaum's Outline Series) by Larry Stephens, 2005-12-22
Statistics in a Nutshell: A Desktop Quick Reference (In a Nutshell (O'Reilly)) by Sarah Boslaugh, Paul Andrew Watters, 2008-07-25
The Practice of Statistics in the Life Sciences w/CD by Brigitte Baldi, David S. Moore, 2008-01-09
Mathematical Statistics With Applications 6th edition by DennisWackerly, 2002
Statistics for Dummies by Deborah Rumsey, 2003-08-25
Cartoon Guide to Statistics by Larry Gonick, Woollcott Smith, 1994-02-25
CliffsAP Statistics by David A. Kay, 2004-12-19
Statistics with STATA by Lawrence C. Hamilton, 2005-10-20
Mathematical Statistics by Steven F. Arnold, 1990-02
A Modern Introduction to Probability and Statistics: Understanding Why and How (Springer Texts in Statistics) by F.M. Dekking, C. Kraaikamp, et all 2005-05-06
Applied Statistics - Principles and Examples (Chapman & Hall/CRC Texts in Statistical Science) by D.R. Cox, E. J. Snell, 1981-09-30
Statistics Tables: For Mathematicians, Engineers, Economists and the Behavioural Management Sciences by Henry R. Neave, 2010-09-30
Statistics: Theory and Methods by Donald A. Berry, Bernard W. Lindgren, 1995-10-23
Handbook on Statistical Distributons and Models (Wiley Series in Probability and Statistics) by N. Balakrishnan, 2010-10-30
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Actuarial Science And Financial Mathematics Courses At Heriot-Watt University
Actuarial Mathematics and Statistics.
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Extractions: HW Home Search People Finder Contact Us James Watt Statue The Department of Actuarial Mathematics and Statistics is part of the School of Mathematical and Computer Sciences at Heriot-Watt University, and of the Maxwell Institute for Mathematical Sciences . We are a world-leading centre of teaching and research in actuarial mathematics, financial mathematics, probability and statistics, and were the first in the UK to offer a specialised course in actuarial science. In addition, all our actuarial programmes are accredited by the UK actuarial profession: something only a small number of institutions have achieved. BSc Actuarial Science MSc Actuarial Management *New* Results from the National Student Survey for 2010 reveal that in terms of Overall Student Satisfaction, no other university course from which actuarial students have graduated has a higher score than Heriot-Watt's Actuarial Science. This is the third time that we've enjoyed a high level of satisfaction (94%) in the Mathematics and Statistics category. Following an expansion of the department, an exciting new masters programme in
�On The Theoretical Foundations Of Mathematical Statistics�
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School Of Mathematics, University Of Edinburgh
Mathematics and Statistics Department.
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Extractions: Website Welcome to the School of Mathematics at the University of Edinburgh. The School embraces both Pure and Applied Mathematics as well as Statistics and Operational Research. A Joint Research Institute in the Edinburgh Research Partnership collaboration between Heriot-Watt and Edinburgh. The School has an outstanding reputation in undergraduate and postgraduate education. We offer degrees in Mathematics (both Pure and Applied), Statistics and Operational Research as well as degrees joint with Artificial Intelligence, Business Studies, Computer Science, Economics, Linguistics, Music, Philosophy and Physics. Undergraduate Study
SMSAS - University Of Kent
Institute of Mathematics and Statistics.
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Math 441 Mathematical Statistics I Course Syllabus Fall 2008
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Welcome To Mathematics And Statistics At Lancaster — Maths And Stats
Department for Mathematics and Statistics.
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Learn Mathematical Statistics Solutions | Tutorvista.com
In mathematical, Statistics is the formal science of making effective use of numerical data connecting to groups of individuals or experiments.
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Mathematics | Sheffield Hallam University
School of Mathematics and Statistics.
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Extractions: SITE_ROOT = "/prospectus/"; Return to the Sheffield Hallam University homepage Skip to primary navigation Skip to quicklinks navigation Skip to main content ... Mathematics subject area Neil�discusses the range of diverse career options some of our�graduates complete�following their degree. Neil talks about the benefits of a placement year. Neil talks about the support offered to students on this course. Neil describes the qualities we look for in our BSc (Honours) Mathematics students We offer research opportunities within the theme of mathematical modelling. We also work with the Cultural, Communication and Computing Research Institute Please contact us if you have any queries about mathematics and statistics research at Sheffield Hallam University. You can get involved in our annual Pop Maths Dubbed a non alcoholic pub quiz, this event sees schools return year after year. Schools from as far as Lincolnshire and Warwickshire have attended, as well as schools from Yorkshire, Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire.
Chair Of Mathematical Statistics - SMAT
this is what cuttingedge statistical research looks like. Welcome to the Chair of Mathematical Statistics held by Victor Panaretos.
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Mathematics And Statistics - - Newcastle University
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Extractions: S earch Search For: Within these web pages you will find information on all aspects of our activities, including undergraduate courses and admissions, postgraduate training, details of our staff and research activities. UCAS applicants for 2011 entry Our website contains lots of information for prospective students such as our Admissions policy, degrees offered, bursaries and scholarships. Our undergraduate programmes are graded as excellent by the Quality Assurance Agency for higher education, with commendations for excellent teaching, student support and guidance, learning resources, and a well structured curriculum. Research and postgraduate study We also conduct internationally competitive research and have an excellent reputation for postgraduate training . Our research themes include: functional analysis, group theory and homological algebra ( Pure Mathematics ), fluid dynamics, superfluidity and magnetohydrodynamics (
Mathematical Statistics With Applications - Elsevier
Oct 10, 2010 Preface, Descriptive Statistics, Basic Concepts from Probability Theory, Additional Topics in Probability, Sampling Distributions,
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Ume University
Department of Mathematical Statistics.
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Course Mathematical Statistics Class Time MWF 1030 AM -1135 AM
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Department of Mathematics Mathematical Statistics.
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Extractions: Link�pings universitet Enter search string Select search area Search LiU.se Find an employee Find a location A - Z Site map Go to content Enter search string Select search area Search LiU.se Find an employee Find a location A - Z Site map Svenska Accessibility ... MAI Mathematical Statistics Mathematical Statistics is one of four divisions at the Mathematical department. At the division there are 1 professor (vacant),6-7 associate professors and instructers.. The division offers undergraduate courses whitin most of the programs at the Institute of Teknology. Research (click here) Responsible for this page: jaolh@mai.liu.se Last updated: 2009-09-07
ETH :: D-MATH :: Seminar For Statistics
Department of Mathematics Statistics Seminar.
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University Of Bern - Department Of Mathematics And Statistics - Willkommen
Department of Mathematics and Statistics.
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Extractions: email: mathstat-info(at)helsinki.fi The Department of Mathematics and Statistics is the biggest university department of mathematical sciences in Finland. The department belongs to the Faculty of Science. The department is located in the Kumpula Campus Research at the University of Helsinki is at a high international level. Two national Centres of Excellence of the Academy of Finland operate at the department, The Finnish Centre of Excellence in Analysis and Dynamics Research and The Finnish Centre of Excellence in Inverse Problems Research The department includes the Rolf Nevanlinna Institute , which is an institute for applied research of mathematics and statistics. , Director of the Finnish Centre of Excellence in Inverse Problems. Each year several hundred students studying for main and secondary subjects study at the department.

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Luke Laszkiewicz 2020 ALL Most Valuable Player
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Luke Laszkiewicz of the Oshawa Outlaws has been named the 2020 Arena Lacrosse League Most Valuable Player, garnering three first place from the ALL panel of coaches. Cam Milligan was the runner up with two first place votes; Bryan Neufeld finished third.
Laszkiewicz destroyed the ALL season goal record by scoring 51 times during the 2020 season stopped short by COVID-19. It took Laszkiewicz 11 games to become the first 50 goal scorer in ALL history, finishing at 51, an incredible 4.64 goals per game, a huge reason the Oshawa Outlaws were in fourth place at the stoppage.
"Luke is an absolute pure goal scorer," stated Outlaws Head Coach and General Manager Steve McCarthy. "He shoots the ball as hard as any player in any league. Luke had a brief opportunity with the Buffalo Bandits during our ALL season missing an Outlaws game in the process. When it didn't work out he came back and stepped his game up to a new level. He became more engaged on the floor, creating his own space and took on a leadership role that carried through the rest of the season."
Laszkiewicz is also the Arena Lacrosse League all time leading goal scorer with 117 over a four year career that includes 36 regular season games. Twice during the 2020 season, Laszkiewicz scored eight goals, another ALL record that he shares with Layne Smith of the St. Catharines Shockwave.
"Luke is a talented player, but an even better person and I can't be more proud and delighted that he has been selected as the 2020 ALL MVP," added McCarthy.
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Mount Foster is a peak rising to  in the Imeon Range on Smith Island in the South Shetland Islands, Antarctica. It is the highest point of the South Shetland Islands archipelago.
Mount Foster has triple peaks of which Mount Foster proper is the southernmost, the central one is Evlogi Peak (2090 m), and the northern one is Antim Peak (2070 m).  The first ascent was made by Greg Landreth and team on 29 January 1996.

The feature is named after Captain Henry Foster, commander of HMS Chanticleer who explored the South Shetlands in 1829.

Location

Mount Foster is linked by Zavet Saddle to Slaveykov Peak to the southwest and surmounts Bistra Glacier to the west, Chuprene Glacier to the north-northwest, Rupite Glacier to the east, Landreth Glacier to the southeast and Dragoman Glacier to the south-southeast.  The peak is located 5.45 km northeast of Riggs Peak, 2.78 km south-southeast of Garmen Point, 7.64 km southwest of Mount Pisgah and 3.86 km north-northwest of Ivan Asen Point (Bulgarian mapping in 2009).

Maps
Chart of South Shetland including Coronation Island, &c. from the exploration of the sloop Dove in the years 1821 and 1822 by George Powell Commander of the same. Scale ca. 1:200000. London: Laurie, 1822.
  L.L. Ivanov. Antarctica: Livingston Island and Greenwich, Robert, Snow and Smith Islands. Scale 1:120000 topographic map. Troyan: Manfred Wörner Foundation, 2010.  (First edition 2009. )
 South Shetland Islands: Smith and Low Islands. Scale 1:150000 topographic map No. 13677. British Antarctic Survey, 2009.
 Antarctic Digital Database (ADD). Scale 1:250000 topographic map of Antarctica. Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research (SCAR). Since 1993, regularly upgraded and updated.
 L.L. Ivanov. Antarctica: Livingston Island and Smith Island. Scale 1:100000 topographic map. Manfred Wörner Foundation, 2017.

See also
 List of Ultras of Antarctica
 Imeon Range
 Smith Island

References

Other sources

 Composite Gazetteer of Antarctica: Mount Foster
 "Mount Foster, Antarctica" on Peakbagger

External links
 Mount Foster. Copernix satellite image

Mountains of Smith Island (South Shetland Islands)

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Nipah Virus Vaccine: US Biotechs to Speed Work as Virus Hits India
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A global coalition set up a year ago to fight epidemics has struck a USD 25 million deal with two US biotech companies to accelerate work on a vaccine against the brain-damaging Nipah virus that has killed 12 people in India.
The Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI) said on Thursday that Profectus BioSciences and Emergent BioSolutions would receive up to USD 25 million to advance development and manufacturing of a shot for the bat-borne disease.
There is currently no vaccine or treatment to tackle Nipah, which has a mortality rate of around 70 percent.
The death toll from the latest outbreak in Kerala rose to 12 on Thursday, following the death of a 61-year-old man who had already lost three members of his family, including his two sons, to the virus.
Also Read: Nipah Virus in Parts of Kerala: What is It? Should We Worry?
Indian officials said they were awaiting blood test results from a further 16 patients suspected to have the infection.
The experimental vaccine being developed by the biotech companies has produced promising results in animal tests, following more than 15 years of research by scientists at the US-based Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences.
Based on data so far, Christopher Broder, one of the main researchers behind the project, said the Nipah vaccine in development was also "highly likely" to work against the related Hendra virus.
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Experts believe both Nipah and Hendra are spread by flying foxes – bats of the genus Pteropus – with humans becoming infected by exposure to bat urine and saliva on fruit, or from infected pigs and horses. It can also spread person-to-person.
Outbreaks of Nipah occur annually in Bangladesh and 105 people died from the virus in Malaysia 1999, when more than a million pigs were slaughtered to stem its spread.
Still, Nipah remains a relatively rare tropical disease – like Ebola – which severely limits the incentive for drug companies to invest in vaccines or drugs.
It was the slow response to West Africa's 2014-2016 Ebola outbreak, which killed more than 11,300 people before an effective vaccine was developed, that prompted the launch of the CEPI coalition in January 2017.
The group, which sees itself as a global insurance policy against epidemics, is funded by Norway, Germany, Japan, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the Wellcome Trust.
Nipah is on the World Health Organization research and development priority list alongside Ebola, Zika, MERS, Lassa and Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever.
(Published in an arrangement with Reuters. Additional reporting by D Jose in Kochi and Zeba Siddiqui in Mumbai.)
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Q: before_filter not being called Rails 4 I have this in my application controller:
class ApplicationController < ActionController::Base
    helper_method :mobile_device?
    before_filter :prepare_for_mobile

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I am following this railscast video: http://railscasts.com/episodes/199-mobile-devices
The problem is:
When I first load the page it detects mobile browser and gets the request as MOBILE format. But, if I go to any other page on my website, it renders the HTML format instead of MOBILE. If I reload the page, it detects again that the format is MOBILE.
What is the issue here?

A: You might want to try using before_action instead of before_filter.
edit: as paul richter mentioned in the comments... before_filter will still work. But be aware that Rails is discouraging the use of before_filter and suggesting developers to use before_action instead.
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Faculty from Northwestern University's law school will advise on the development of a law school scheduled to open this fall in Qatar.
The three-year postgraduate degree program that Hamad bin Khalifa University plans to offer will be the "first of its kind in the Middle East," according to a statement. Students in the region generally study law as undergraduates rather than in professional schools.
Northwestern law professor Clinton Francis will serve as interim dean of the new school in Education City, a 2,500-acre campus along the western edge of Doha. Francis and other Northwestern professors will advise on faculty and staff hires and curriculum development.
"The School of Law is acting as a consultant," said Al Cubbage, Northwestern's vice president for university relations, noting that faculty from the school's Kellogg School of Management helped established the Indian School of Business in Hyderabad.
Northwestern began offering journalism and communications degrees at a campus in Qatar a decade ago. The law degrees will be conferred by Hamad bin Khalifa University, Cubbage said, not Northwestern.
The partnership is an opportunity to strengthen its brand and reputation in the Gulf states, said David Yellen, dean of Loyola University Chicago's School of Law. U.S. law professors have assisted universities in Japan and Korea that wanted to establish postgraduate legal degrees.
"It's really not a revenue-driven decision," he said.


With hundreds of different models available, picking up the best Olympic weight bench can be a real struggle. Especially if you have never bought one before.
Well, in this post we are going to tell you what you need to consider before buying your new Olympic weight bench and how to pick the one which is right for your particular needs. Additionally, we reviewed the top 5 of the best Olympic weight benches you can buy in 2019.
The BCB3780 model from Body Champ is an Olympic weight bench which will give you plenty of exercise options. The bench itself has multiple inclines and decline positions (besides the flat one) which will allow you to get a good chest workout. You can also have it set vertically if you want to do overhead shoulder press or seated bicep curls for example.
This bench also offers the option to do leg extension. The foam rollers are a bit thin though, so if you are going heavy you might feel some discomfort around the ankles.
The rack comes separated from the bench which has advantages and disadvantages. The good part is that you can use it as a squat rack, but on the downside, it is not as stable as you may want it to be. So there might be situations where you don't really feel that confident when you're re-racking the weight.
The bench is also a little bit tall, so even if you're average height, you might not be able to reach the ground with your feet while doing chest press. This will definitely be inconvenient since many people use their feet to balance their body when they bench press.
Taking the BCB3780 one step further, the guys over at Body Champ designed this new Olympic weight bench and added a preacher curl to it as well. So with this item right here you can get a full chest workout, as well as hit your shoulders, quads, and biceps. All on one single machine.
The rack is not detachable anymore, which means you can't use it for your squats, but it is much more stable and secure now. The bench is very stable and doesn't wobble around at all.
The package also comes with the option to perform abs crunch with foam grip handles and an included hook attachment.
The overall build quality is good and all the parts seem sturdy and comfortable to use. The leg extension foam rollers again are not the best, so that's something that you might have some troubles with.
Another downside is that this bench will take you at least a couple of hours to put together if you are a good DIY person. There are a lot of parts you need assembly and the instruction manual is pretty thick. At least it's a one-time hustle.
The Marcy Diamond Olympic weight bench will give you plenty of exercising options. The highlight feature is the preacher curl pad which can be detached if needed.
If also comes with a stand-alone adjustable weight rack which you can use as a squat rack for building up your legs. We were impressed by the stability of the rack which is way better than in most similar products.
Besides hitting the chest, you can also use the bench for leg extensions and leg curls after removing the preacher curl pad. It can be removed really easy, by simply twisting a knob. So you can literally get a full body workout with this piece of equipment. The overall built quality of the bench is pretty good, everything looks nicely put together and it feels like a premium product.
On the downside, the bench doesn't actually sit 100% flat, it has a very mild incline – maybe 5 or 10 degrees or so. Additionally, several users have reported that they received packages with missing parts or a damaged product.
As the name suggests, this Olympic bench comes with a leg developer attached to it. The leg developer has a standard plate holder and it will allow you to perform leg extensions and leg curls. The pads used for the leg developer aren't too comfy though.
The bench itself can be set completely flat or in 3 different incline positions. It doesn't have the option to use it as a decline bench. The weight rack will hold 6' and 7' bars and it is attached to the bench. You will not be able to use it as a squat rack. This gives the bench more stability though and this thing doesn't wobble at all, even if you are using heavy weights.
There's a little bit of a gap between the seat and the backrest of the bench which will feel a bit uncomfortable when you are doing flat bench press exercises. This problem goes away when using it for incline bench press and leg extensions.
Taller users have reported that the bench feels too small for them. As this is a space-saver model that doesn't come as a surprise, but if you are over 6' you might want to consider a regular size model.
This one is a great budget Olympic weight bench for anyone who is looking to put together a little home gym. As we're writing this the bench costs just a little bit over $100.
It can be used for incline bench press using 5 different incline positions, as well as for flat bench press exercises. The rack is attached to the bench and feels secure. This bench comes with a leg developer as well which has a standard weight holder. You can use it for leg extensions and leg curls.
The foam rollers are surprisingly good for the price and the padding used for the seat and backrest are decent too. The Marcy Pro bench can also be declined, unlike other more expensive models, so that is definitely a big plus.
Being a budget product, as you would expect it has its flaws such as poor paint job, it gets shaky if you use 225+ pounds and the overall built quality could be better.
Turning 180 degrees from the budget Marcy Pro CB-729, the Valor Fitness bench falls into the premium category and will cost 3 times as much.
This bench will look like a tank when you put it next to any of the other benches we reviewed above. It is made out of 4"x2" steel whereas the competition usually uses 2"x2" or 2.5"x2.5". So it's a really solid, sturdy bench which you will able to use no matter how strong you are.
It can only be used as a flat bench, so there's no option to use it as an incline or decline bench and there's no leg developer, preacher curl pad or any other accessory. It does feature a spotter stand and safety catchers in case you don't have anyone to spot you. So it is definitely designed for heavy lifters.
Taller users reported that the weight rest position is too low and you might end up putting the bar over the top rest position.
An Olympic weight bench is definitely a must-have for any home gym owner. We actually look at it as the most important piece of equipment in a gym. So there's really no question of you need one, but which one to buy.
And if you still didn't make up your mind, here are our top picks for the best Olympic weight bench. For beginners and even intermediate lifters, our pick would be the Marcy Pro CB-729 – Competitor Olympic Weight Bench. It is cheap to buy, it offers plenty of exercise options and will give you the best bang for your buck.
If you are an advanced lifter and you have more money to spend as well as more space available for your home gym, then the Valor Fitness BF-48 Olympic Bench might be the right one for you. The built quality of this one is amazing and you can go as heavy as you want with no risks thanks to the safety catchers.
An Olympic weight bench is probably the core piece of equipment in any gym and a must have for any resistance training routine. Bench pressing is one of the key compound movement for developing the upper body and there is no workaround to replacing it with anything nearly as effective.
Additionally, many of the Olympic weight benches are multifunctional and they will allow you to perform a variety of different exercises such as leg extensions, bicep curls, overhead shoulder press or abs crunches.
Here are the top characteristics you want to consider before buying your Olympic weight bench.
Space is most of the time limited in a home gym. So ideally you want to be able to use the same equipment for a variety of different exercises. That way you will save up both floor space and money.
Olympic weight benches are probably one of the most versatile types of equipment you can buy. Some will offer you a full body workout, but some can be used just for flat bench press. So depending on what you are after, keep an eye out for what other exercises you can use it for.
Most Olympic weight benches can be used both as incline and flat benches as well. Incline bench pressing is actually more beneficial than the flat bench press, so definitely pick a bench which can be inclined. Some can be declined as well.
Additionally, you can buy an Olympic weight bench which comes with a leg developer as well. These will use a standard plate holder and they will allow you to do leg extensions and leg curs.
Some have a detachable weight rack which can be used as a squat rack. Lastly but not least you have Olympic weight benches that come with a preacher curls for training your biceps.
Generally speaking, the more versatile a bench is, the lower the built quality tends to be. Benches that offer a wide variety of exercise options might be a good pick for beginners that are just starting out and don't want to invest that much money in their home gym setup, but still want to be able to perform different exercises using less equipment.
If you are a seasoned lifter you will want to get dedicated equipment or machines for different exercises. The built quality on each of these will be better and you will feel safer using more weight, which brings us to the next point.
The exercises performed using a bench press are can result in serious injuries if you the equipment you use is not properly designed or used.
With that in mind, you want to pick a bench which feels sturdy in general. The weight rack should feel secure and it shouldn't wobble too much when you rack and un-rack the weight.
The backrest should wide enough to offer enough support while you work out and the seat should be positioned at the right height. You should be able to firmly reach the ground with your feet and balance your body weight during your set.
If you can buy a bench which comes with safety catchers definitely go ahead and do it. These will be more expensive though and will not be as versatile when it comes to exercise selection.
The vendor will include the maximum load capacity for their models. From our experience, this can go from just 300 pounds up to 1,000 pounds. Depending on how heavy are the weights you plan on using, make sure to check out the specs and filter out the benches which don't fit your needs.
Be careful, the maximum load capacity includes the weight of the user as well. Our recommendation is to go with a model which offers a maximum load capacity which exceeds at least 25% the maximum weight you will be using.
Lastly, you want to check out the overall built quality of the bench.
Take a closer look at the parts that are likely to wear out quickly such as the foam rollers or the padding used on the seat and the backrest. A good welding job is equally important.


Tennessee picked up a commitment from local product Drew Pember on Friday.
It didn't take long for Jeremy Parrott to notice Drew Pember when he took over as the Bearden basketball coach.
Parrott and his coaching staff quickly saw an "uncanny combination" of traits – height, length and shooting ability – in Pember in spring 2016. They knew then that the slight 6-foot-9 forward was on his way to being a player at the college level.
"He's one of the kids we picked out and said, 'If he continues to grow at the rate he is and can maintain his dexterity and the ability to shoot it, he's going to be a special player,'" Parrott said.
Last season, how special became clear, and Pember made the jump from being a potential mid-major recruit to high-major prospect.
Pember drew bigger college attention, landed an offer from Tennessee in late April and committed Friday to the Vols. He also drew attention from Michigan, Georgia, Georgia Tech and others, which didn't come as much of a surprise to Parrott.
Tennessee and other major schools gained a bigger picture of what Pember could do this spring on the AAU circuit. That's when 247Sports basketball recruiting analyst Brian Snow first saw Pember and was left wondering whether he somehow had missed the Bearden rising senior before.
Like Parrott, Snow quickly noticed Pember on the court.
"He's 6-foot-9; he can run the court; and he has a good-looking outside shot," Snow said. "He doesn't have a lot of strength yet. But he's not soft, so he will go in and rebound. He gets knocked around a little bit, but he's effective.
Snow saw Pember play twice this spring after he averaged 10 points, eight rebounds and four blocks last season as a junior. He left believing high-major offers were coming and that schools would start digging into the 6-9, 190-pound forward.
Snow thinks Pember has a chance to be a "starter on a good SEC team" during his career at Tennessee. The shooting ability to make an impact already is there, Snow said, while Pember has enough athleticism to be a player.
Parrott, who thinks Pember showing more toughness last season helped his game, believes playing for Rick Barnes and his staff could take Pember's game to a higher level yet.
Both Parrott and Snow mentioned attacking off the dribble and ball-handling as necessary areas of improvement. Parrott also said Pember will need to work on playing with his back to the basket.
But the third-year Bearden coach thinks the intangibles are there to help Pember find success at UT.
April 16, 2019, 3:29 p.m.


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I have been dying to try a twisted pop-up card for a long time, and then I saw someone make it with the Beautiful You stamp set and my heart just sang. It was time to head over to Splitcoast Stampers to find a tutorial and get started. It was surprisingly easy. The only wrong twist I made was when I got it assembled and opened it up, the ladies were upside down. Took it apart and fixed it in a jiffy.
I love paper piecing with the Beautiful You girls. It reminds me of making paper dolls when I was a girl. Yes, I had the store bought paper dolls, but as I got older there was the Betsy McCall you got to cut out of mom's McCall's magazine each month, but with 3 sisters I only got to cut them once every few months. So, I started cutting paper dolls out of catalogs. Well, actually I would draw dolls and cut out dresses and accessories. So for this card my dresses were inspired by Curtain Call's Inspirational Challenge #58. I used Festive Party DSP for the perfect colors for the challenge. I have to admit I strayed a little from the colors. I had a Calypso Coral Card all cut, but accidently grabbed a Melon Mambo card when I was gluing the front, so I had to go with Melon Mambo for the rest of the card. Phewy! Hate when I screw up, but in this case, it's pretty. I did get the colors right on the card front, where I found this great layout at Match The Sketch Challenge 168. It reminds me of sketches for a dress designer. I added a little Metallic Ribbon and some rhinestone accents to bling up this card.
After I got my Beautiful ladies dressed, I gave them a little watercolor wash to give them some grounding with just a light wash of Smoky Slate. Did you notice the belle on the right? I stamped the top of the lady with the umbrella, masking her below the waist. I then drew a long full skirt for a dramatic party dress. I got my inspiration from Cheryl Algie who did a beautiful series of cards using all the different designer series papers.
I am going to share my card on one more challenge at Just Add Ink #351 where they said to Just Add "L", and I think my LADIES will apply.
Hope you like this project, and stop back again to see my work.
Imagine the marvelous possibilities and what I will create tomorrow.
I love all the paper-pieced details on your pretty, colourful, card, Mary Alice. Thanks for joining in the fun at Just Add Ink this week!
This is so cool! Great take on the inspiration photo!
I just love your array of paper pieced ladies on the inside Mary I'm glad you could turn them around! This will just thrill someone to bits when they receive it!Thanks for joining us at Just Add Ink this week.
Cute card. Great use of the sketch.


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A large group of bacteria including those which oxidize ammonia or nitrite, metabolize sulfur and sulfur compounds, or deposit iron and/or manganese oxides.
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Bircham Dyson Bell held a Business Breakfast with Keith Morgan, CEO of British Business Bank, on 15 June. Keith discussed the role of British Business Bank as a government-owned economic development bank and highlighted some of the topical issues it is currently dealing with.
Keith spoke about how British Business Bank (BBB) was established in 2013 under Vince Cable, then Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills, with the purpose of making finance markets for smaller businesses work more effectively. He emphasised the importance of SMEs in the UK economy and explained that although the current UK market is good at supporting start-ups, it is less successful at progressing them beyond the threshold of 10 or more employees.
BBB does not lend to SMEs directly but instead works with existing financial institutions to increase access to funding, such as by providing part-guarantees for loans works. Its key aims are to increase the supply of finance in the marketplace, to create a more diverse finance market, to promote better information within the market, and to achieve this by managing taxpayers' money efficiently with a target of a 2% return on capital employed. (Encouragingly it has met this target to date and therefore provided a positive return to taxpayers to date.) In terms of significant policy themes, BBB is currently focused on considering the UK's relationship with the European Investment Fund (the EIF) post-Brexit, the UK's Industrial Strategy, the role of Patient Capital Review, and the Scale Up Taskforce.
During the question and answer session, Keith was asked about a range of topics and emphasised BBB's role in providing finance for SMEs that may not be able to obtain it otherwise. He explained how BBB was 100% Government funded which allowed the Bank to accommodate higher risk investments, such as providing start-up loans without security, and that this was particularly important in sectors where businesses may not have assets to borrow against. He also discussed BBB's progress to date and how 'Regionality' is becoming increasingly important across UK policy, where there were clear disparities especially across regions especially equity finance that's particularly important to high growth firms.


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We are a nonprofit organization that works to create a Healthy Home for every child. Our main goal is to bring awareness and education to families in the city about environmental hazards, green and Healthy Homes, and lead poisoning. We believe that education is fundamental for empowering people and creating change.
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As Secretary of the Interior, Stewart Udall, seen here in the Pacific Northwest with Lady Bird Johnson, helped establish dozens of national parks, wilderness areas, and shorelines.
Editor's Note: This is Part Two of a letter by Mr. Udall to his grandchildren about global warming. In Part One, Mr. Udall described the post-World War II optimism that convinced America that technology could solve any problem—and provide unlimited energy and mobility. Here he recalls lessons learned from growing up during the Great Depression and World War II.
Ordinarily, a backward look at history is a detour into unproductive nostalgia. I am acutely aware of the profound differences between today's culture and the spare way of living that prevailed in the 1930s. Nevertheless, I believe my contemporaries—called "the greatest generation" by Tom Brokaw—I prefer to characterize it as "the frugal generation"—have timely life lessons to offer your generation.
The free-fall of the stock market in October, 1929, was part of a worldwide economic disaster. It was followed by a bank panic that lasted over two years and wiped out the savings of millions and created a wave of shock and despair. The collapse—unemployment rose to 80 percent in some manufacturing cities—came to be called The Great Depression.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt's buoyant spirit and his job-creating New Deal programs, tied to Keynesian economic prospects, slowly improved and replaced pessimism with cautious hope. But the struggle to get the economy back on track lasted 11 years.
At the outset, no one foresaw that the Depression's paralyzing grip would change many of the country's core values and expectations.
I lived through that period as a teenager. There were actually two Americas in the 1930s where energy was concerned. Roughly half of all Americans resided in metropolitan areas or in mid-sized cities where industrial activity was dominant. These folks had electricity and were served by railroads that provided first-rate service for passengers and industries. The other half lived in rural areas, small towns, and on farms. Some rural families owned used cars but, in my region in the Southwest, except for large communities like Phoenix, Salt Lake City, and Denver, few homes had access to electric power.
In general, the living standards of these two Americas were contrasted in important ways. A subsistent economy was dominant in the latter. These families essentially lived off the land, which meant that children had daily chores—chopping wood, milking cows, feeding animals and tending the garden—and all meals were home cooked. Payrolls were few, so older adults on ranches and farms had seasonal jobs and kept busy doing heavy outdoor work. It was not all work and no play: Churches and high schools filled in with religious activities and entertainment.
In the 1930s, I lived in the Intermountain West. I spent the first 18 years of my life in the farm village of St. Johns, Arizona—population 1,300—on the Colorado Plateau 60 miles from the nearest railroad.
We had no electricity; wood was our fuel. Horses, mules, and human muscle provided the "horsepower" required for irrigated agriculture. Travel was limited, but I had an opportunity—in the clean, clear air of that time—to move about on the electric trolleys and trains that provided cities like Phoenix, Tucson, Albuquerque, and Salt Lake City with efficient, convenient, low-cost travel.
Then, on my one trip to the Los Angeles area, in 1937, with a football team, I rode on the fast Red Ball trains that connected that area's flowering "garden cities," before the auto industry conspired after the war to eliminate them. I was fascinated recently to observe that Utah is combating auto congestion and pollution by connecting its major cities with fast trains and building light-rail lines in some of its urban areas.
The one major sector of the economy that thrived during the Depression was the railway system. During the war it carried soldiers and the huge new war machines with remarkable dispatch. But, unlike our European neighbors, we unceremoniously discarded it in the 1950s when the Interstate Highway system was approved. Now, the end of cheap oil will turn the tables in favor of rail mobility and simultaneously bolster human health and save travelers billions of dollars each year.
Drastic changes will be in order. That is why I believe the transition my generation made from 1930 to 1946 and beyond needs to be evaluated and emulated. Hopes were shattered and replaced with misery in the first years of the Depression, but everyone realized they had to adapt to a different economy and a spare lifestyle.
My generation did not handle this crisis by blaming the government or seeking scapegoats, but by strengthening our families and communities, and above all, by supporting primary and secondary schools so our children might have a better future. This was not a decision made by the national government. It was made by the members of thousands of local communities who taxed themselves to make good education a reality.
Opportunities for higher education shrank during the 1930s. Only three or four percent of high school graduates—mostly the children of well-to-do parents—enrolled and won college degrees. This elevated the importance of high school studies and striving students sought, and received, valuable extra instruction.
In some cases extreme adversity evoked defiance and persuaded men and women that they were indomitable. This was the theme of John Steinbeck's great book and film, The Grapes of Wrath.
Optimism had a brief surge in the 1930s with the advent of radio and talking pictures. Radio had a positive influence on national culture. It gave a president the power to tell the country what he was trying to accomplish. It also enabled families to sit in a circle to hear news reports—and be entertained. It was a welcome advance because it used so little electricity that it was essentially free in a society that was struggling to make ends meet.
Movies, likewise, had a positive impact on culture. Like radio, Hollywood's stunning visuals did not make a dent in the depressed economy, but their appeal was educational and proffered solace. Going to a move, too, was usually a family activity. Life values taught, say, by a Spencer Tracy, a Katherine Hepburn, or a Betty Davis resonated with meaning.
Whether one liked comedies (Chaplin, W.C. Fields, etc.), fantasies (The Wizard of Oz), nostalgia for "the good, old days" (Thorton Wilder's Our Town), or social tragedies (The Grapes of Wrath), filmgoers went home feeling that tenacious individuals could make a difference. Besides, the admission fee was minimal. The first film that came to my hometown, in 1934, was Small Town Girl, with Janet Gaynor. A ticket cost just 25 cents.
Those technologies made families more cohesive and created a "we're all in this together" spirit that encouraged positive thinking at a time when there was no national "safety net." Governments only got involved, in those days, if there was an epidemic or a local disaster.
As a result, the burden of providing care for the sick and the dying fell on families and churches. If, for example, a breadwinner was ill or injured, older children hustled for part-time work to fill the gap. This kind of self-reliance infused teenagers with confidence and pride when war clouds appeared on the horizon.
There was no turmoil, no panicky reaction to "terror." President Roosevelt delivered a call to action that turned the economic landscape upside down. Our biggest industries converted factories into war plants that produced ships, tanks, flying machines, and other weapons of war.
A civilian workforce of millions of idle men and women was trained to staff the assembly lines. In the meantime, those who volunteered or were drafted—ultimately 12 million wore military uniforms—had to wait until bases were constructed where they could be trained to use the powerful, new machines of war.
The scope and scale of the overall effort is affirmed by the statistic that young women—including a symbolic aircraft worked named Rosie the Riveter—held 30 percent of the jobs at war factories and usually worked 50 hours each week. (Lee, your grandmother, was part of that workforce.) It forever changed the roll of American women, who could and forever would have more choices and equality.
As boot camps were completed, they became a military melting pot of young men from all walks of life. Their hometowns ranged from large cities like Brooklyn, Knoxville, or Milwaukee to small towns such as Walla Walla, Wash., Eagle Pass, Tex., and Whiskeytown, Calif. There was less friction than expected because the young men had a common purpose and their unspoken "all in it together" attitudes overcame cultural or religious differences.
These fledgling soldiers knew little about what the future had in store for them. Most of them would end up giving three, four, or five years of their lives to the country. Over 292,000 of them sacrificed life itself—and a large number would suffer grievous wounds that would impair the health and future enjoyment of life. But they knew the risks and bore them stoically.
Part III of Mr. Udall's letter to his grandchildren will be published on New Years Day, 2007. In it, he describes how lessons from The Great Depression and World War II can aid the coming worldwide battle against global warming.
As Secretary of the Interior in the Kennedy and Johnson cabinets, Mr. Udall successfully pushed for the Clean Air, Water Quality, and Clean Water Restoration Acts and Amendments, the Wilderness Act of 1964, the Endangered Species Preservation Act of 1966, and other groundbreaking green laws.
You can read Part One of Mr. Udall's letter here. Read Institute founder Keith Schneider's 1998 essay about Mr. Udall here.


"Thought for the Day" #727 – by Stephen R. Elville, J.D., LL.M.
How assets are titled at death ultimately determines whether the estate or elder-law plan works as it was intended. After the passage of time and after all events and all considerations have long since come and gone, this is the final conclusion – the moment of truth in estate planning: were the assets titled properly in alignment with the will, trust, or other planning strategy?


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Q: A host of competitive offers has / have been received Singular or plural verb?
A host of competitive offers have been received. (The sense is plural, so should we use 'have'? Or should it be 'has' to agree with the singular subject 'host'?)
Thanks.

A: Technically has is correct, as the subject of the sentence is "host." However, if you think this construction will sound odd to your audience, it may be preferable to rewrite the sentence to avoid it. For instance,

Many competitive offers have been received.

or even

We have received many competitive offers.

which also changes the voice from passive to active.

A: Plural.  Use "have".  "Host" here has no substantive meaning, but just indicates plurality (in an extreme degree).


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McDonald's to launch cheese and bacon fries in US
The 'Loaded Bacon & Cheese Basket of Fries' will do what it says on the tin, giving the chain's famous french fries a gluttonous makeover by drenching them in cheese sauce and bacon
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Wednesday 12 July 2017 12:47
British bacon lovers will have to sit tight for now. A McDonald's spokesperson told the Independent that there were no plans to introduce bacon and cheese fries to the UK
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Would you like fries, bacon and cheese with that? That's the million dollar - or $3.99 - question that McDonald's workers will soon be asking customers in the US following reports that the is to launch its own version of 'loaded fries'.
The 'Loaded Bacon & Cheese Basket of Fries' will do what it says on the tin, giving the chain's famous french fries a gluttonous makeover by drenching them in cheese sauce and bacon.
First sold in Australia and Hong Kong, the snack is reportedly being trialled in select US branches, and will be rolled out across the country if successful.
But British bacon lovers will have to sit tight for now. A McDonald's spokesperson told the Independent that there were no plans to introduce bacon and cheese fries to the UK as of yet.
McDonald's has experimented with a range of products over the last two years, as well as chancing how it serves and sources food in a bid to revive its US business and take on more upmarket rivals like Five Guys and Shake Shack.
In May, it added Twister Fries to its US menus, although curly fries are still not available in the UK.
McDonald's launches long-awaited UK home delivery trial
In March, McDonald's announced that it will serve fresh, rather than frozen beef, in all quarter pounders served at its US restaurants.
It also pledged to only use eggs from 'cage-free' chickens by 2025 and now refuses to use chickens that have been treated with antibiotics.
In January, McDonald's reported that global same-store sales increased by 2.7 per cent year-over-year in 2016, beating analysts' estimates.
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Anarchist Communism Defined an..., by Charlotte Wilson
[Comrade H. Davis or the Socialist League, delivered a lecture having this title, at 13 Farringdom Road, under the auspices of the Clerkenwell Branch of the Socialist League, on the 22nd of last month.] IN all discussions on this subject, said be, whether our opponents be of the most generous or the most hostile sort, Anarchy, is, they admit, the highest form of civilization conceivable. Anarchy has been defined by an intelligent opponent as "a state of Society in which each individual is a law unto himself." A grand, but an impossible ideal, we are told, this is when looked at from the imperfections of to-day. Now opposition to most schemes for a reorganization of Society are urged from a more or less well defined knowledge of the imperfec... (From : AnarchyArchives.)
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Anarchist Revolution, The, by Errico Malatesta
• "ONE: Destruction of all concentrations of political power is the first duty of oppressed people. TWO: Any organization of an allegedly provisional revolutionary political power to achieve this destruction cannot be other than one trick more, and would be as dangerous to the people as are all present governments. THREE: In refusing every compromise for the achievement of the revolution, workers of the world must establish solidarity in revolutionary action outside the framework of bourgeois politicians."
• "Social reorganization is something we must all think about right now, and as the old is destroyed we shall have a more human and just society as well as one more receptive to future advances. The alternative is that "the leaders" will think about these problems, and we shall have a new government, which will do exactly as all previous governments have done, in making the people pay for the scant and poor services they render, by taking away their freedom and allowing them to be oppressed by every kind of parasite and exploiter."
• "Insurrections will be necessary as long as there are power groups which use their material force to exact obedience from the masses. And it is only too clear that there will be many more insurrections before the people win that minimum of indispensable conditions for free and peaceful development, when humanity will be able to advance towards its noblest objectives without cruel struggles and useless suffering."
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Are There New Fields For Anarc..., by Max Nettlau
Published in Mother Earth on Nov. 5, 1907 in London by Int. Instituut Soc. Geschlodenis Amsterdam I HAVE often wondered why, with millions of people taking part in progressive and labor movements of all kinds, comparatively few accept Anarchism fully as we do. What is better known than the exploitation of labor by capital, the oppression of the individual by the State, to the student the least interested in social matters and to the practical observer of everyday life? Again, if Anarchist propaganda has not yet touched every remote place in all countries, there are numerous localities where it has been carried on for a generation and more, and even there it does not affect more than a certain proportion of the people. As long as I believed ... (From : Anarchy Archives.)
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Bolshevik Dictatorship at Work..., by Alexander Berkman
This manuscript is part of the International Institute for Social History's Alexander Berkman archive and appears in Anarchy Archives with ISSH's permission. The Bolshevik Dictatorship At Work It must be left to the future historian to determine whether the Bolshevik repression of the bourgeoisie, with which they started, their rule, was not merely a means towards the ulterior purpose of suppressing all the other non-Bolshevik elements. For the Russian bourgeoisie was not really dangerous to the Revolution. As is well known, it was an insignificant minority, unorganized, without definite solidaric interests and entirely powerless. The revolutionary elements, on the contrary, were a real obstacle to the dictatorship of any political party. T... (From : Anarchy Archives.)
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Commune, The Church & The Stat..., by Mikhail Bakunin
From: Bakunin's Writings, Guy A. Aldred Modern Publishers, Indore Kraus Reprint co. New York 1947 THE COMMUNE, THE CHURCH & THE STATE. I am a passionate seeker for truth and just as strong an opponent of the corrupting lies, through which the party of order-this privileged, official, and interested representative of all religions, philosophical political, legal economical, and social outrage in the past and present-has tried to keep the world in ignorance. I love freedom with all my heart. It is the only condition under which the intelligence, the manliness, and happiness of the people, can develop and expand. By freedom, however, I naturally understand not its mere form, forced down as from above, measured and controlled by the state, this... (From : Anarchy Archives.)
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Free Political Institutions, by Lysander Spooner
PREFACE Perhaps the argument most frequently used by conservative believers in the convenient doctrine of leaving things as they are against those engaged in reformatory efforts of a more or less radical nature is that the "spirit and genius of American institutions" do not admit of the assimilation or acceptance of the proposed innovations. Were one to trust them, the "American institutions" are something so clearly defined, finished, and powerful as to absolutely render it impossible for any inconsistent and discordant element to maintain a vigorous existence within the charmed circle which affords chances of life only to what necessarily and logically flows as a consequence from the fundamental principles supporting the peculiar civilization of this "best government on the face of the earth." We are asked to look upon all that "is," if not as unqualifiedly right and perfect, then as relatively so in the sense of its being the unavoidable outcome of primary...
From Spectacle to Empowerment:..., by Murray Bookchin
From: THE VERMONT PEACE READER 1983. This article appears in Anarchy Archives with the permission of the author. From Spectacle to Empowerment: Grass Roots Democracy and the Peace Process By Murray Bookchin Will the present-day peace movement repeat the errors of the 1960s anti-war movement by placing its primary focus on carefully orchestrated and highly centralized national actions in cities like Washington or New York? Or will it try to percolate into the localities and neighborhoods of the country -- into the body politic itself -- and become a genuinely popular movement that reaches deeply into America as a force for education as well as action, for a broad view of the causes of war as well as the dangers of war, for a vision of a harm... (From : Anarchy Archives.)
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When we cast a broad glance upon the history of mankind, we see one distinctive feature pervading it from the remotest antiquity up to our own times. On the one aide there are the masses toiling, laboring creating wealth by the labor of their hands, and asking for nothing else -but peace, liberty, and equality among themselves. And on the other side there is a minority, sometimes of foreign conquerors, and sometimes natives of the country itself, who continually aim dominating the masses, at freely enjoying the fruits of their labor, and at rendering their own rule everlasting by means of Law and Force, by an appropriate education, and religious teachings. All the history of mankind is nothing but that struggle between the two hostile force... (From : AnarchyArchives.)
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This manuscript is part of the International Institute for Social History's Alexander Berkman archive and appears in Anarchy Archives with ISSH's permission. THE IDEA IS THE THING Did you ever ask yourself how it happens that government and capitalism continue to exist in spite of all the evil and trouble they are causing in the world? If you did, then your answer must have been that it is because the people support those institutions, and that they support them because they believe in them. That is the crux of the whole matter: present-day society rests on the belief of the people that it is good and useful. It is founded on the idea of authority and private ownership. It is ideas that maintain conditions. Government and capitalism are the... (From : Anarchy Archives.)
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The first topic for consideration today is this: will it be feasible for the working masses to know complete emancipation as long as the education available to those masses continues to be inferior to that bestowed upon the bourgeois, or, in more general terms, as long as there exists any class, be it numerous or otherwise, which, by virtue of birth, is entitled to a superior education and a more complete instruction? Does not the question answer itself? Is it not self-evident that of any two persons endowed by nature with roughly equivalent intelligence, one will have the edge - the one whose mind will have been broadened by learning and who, having the better grasped the inter- relationships of natural and social phenomena (what we might ... (From : Anarchy Archives.)
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Humility offers its owner complete freedom from the desire to impress, be right, or get ahead. Frustrations and losses have less impact on a humble ego and a humble person confidently receives opportunity to grow, improve, and reject society's labels. A humble life results in contentment, patience, forgiveness, and compassion. ( By: Joshua Becker).
We have already read a few examples of Paul's humility and what he thinks about it in the Book of Philippians. He has already mentioned the humility of Jesus Christ, Who is God and yet He divested Himself of the glory and honor for a time, in order to be born in the flesh and to humble Himself to the point of death on a cross, but Paul lost much too. He was among the brightest of the Jewish religious group; a Pharisee regarding the law or being an expert in the law, being a Hebrew of the Hebrews, and being from the stock or tribe of Benjamin (Phil 3:5). He was on his way up before his Damascus Road experience (Acts 9), already in charge of rooting out the believers (Phil 3:6) as a young man. Paul had it all! But after knowing Christ, he wrote "I count everything as loss because of the surpassing worth of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord. For his sake I have suffered the loss of all things and count them as rubbish, in order that I may gain Christ" (Phil 3:8). Paul's humility is on display where he considers himself as the least of the apostles (1st Cor 15:9), and the chief of all sinners (1st Tim 1:15). No one says that publicly that is not already humble.
The Bible records that "the man Moses was very meek, more than all people who were on the face of the earth" (Num 12:3), and that's saying a lot! Imagine being the meekest man on earth, and I don't believe you can be prideful while being meek, but meekness and humility are from the same mind. We had better not associate meekness with weaknesses, because Moses was anything but week. He was a shepherd in some of the harshest lands there were, often walking, tending sheep, and doing all sorts of work associated with being a shepherd, so Moses was not weak. Andre the Giant was a huge man who was a former professional wrestler, but when he was on the set, he was as quiet as a mouse. Anyone that knew him knew that he was a very humble, meek man, but would anyone think that Andre the Giant was weak? By all means, no, so being meek doesn't mean being weak. It means being small in your own eyes. When God was ready to wipe out Israel for being disobedient, again, God said, "Now therefore let me alone, that my wrath may burn hot against them and I may consume them, in order that I may make a great nation of you" (Ex 32:10). How many of us would say, "Hey, God, that's a great idea. You'll make a great nation after me? I like that." Moses shows us where his heart is as he begins to intercede, sort of like a mediator, on behalf of Israel. Moses reminds God that He promised Abraham that He would make of him a great nation (Ex 32:13), so thanks to Moses, Israel was not consumed and "the Lord relented and did not bring on his people the disaster he had threatened" (Ex 32:14).
There is no greater example of humility in the entire Bible than you find in Jesus Christ.
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Southern Gas Corridor (SGC), which envisages transportation of Azerbaijani gas to Europe, allows more integration of gas infrastructure, Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF) told Trend.
Based on projections from GECF GGO 2018, Europe will increase its net imports of natural gas from 278 billion cubic meters (bcm) in 2017 to 350 bcm in 2020 and 440 bcm in 2040, said the organization.
"With this import prospects, the Southern Gas Corridor (SGC) is an important option, in addition to other pipeline sources, that contributes in improving European energy security," said GECF.
SGC allows diversification of gas supply sources and routes targeting the European market, and supports the penetration of natural gas in Eastern Europe region, which presents a non-negligible potential of gas demand increase, according to the organization.
"SGC allows more integration of gas infrastructure since it offers the possibility to connect with other intra-European pipelines, and this enables to increase the availability of natural gas and its accessibility to European markets," said GECF.


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Q: Multiple If conditions in JSX I'm facing with an "If" issue inside JSX Return() in my code when one of my conditions have 2 different 'onClick' events.
I have 2 'a' tags, which one of them will display button 'X' if the statement is true, and the other will display button 'Y' if not.
Both of them have an 'onClick' event.
For example:
{isNew ?  : }

I also have this 'a' tag which I want to add in case that '!enabled',
}

I've tried the following:
if (isNew) {
            domain_status = ;
        } else {
            domain_status = enabled && !isRowValid ?
                :
               ;
        }

and also tried to do this:

(()=> {
if (isNew) {
   return add_icon;
 } else if (!isNew && enabled) {
   return remove_icon;
 } else (!isNew && !enabled)
   return remove_icon_modal;
 })
}

I'm expecting to be able and use the if condition to be able and to create 2 option of 'onClick' event if one of the conditions is false.
Found solution:
    renderAddButton (isRow){
        return (

        )
    }

    renderRemovebutton (isRow){
        const {onRemoveDomain} = this.props;
        const {enabled} = this.state;
        if(!enabled) {
            return (

            )
        } else {
            return (

            )
        }
    }

  { isNew ? this.renderAddButton(isRowValid):
   this.renderRemovebutton(enabled, isRowValid, onRemoveDomain)
  }

A: Nice approach for conditional rendering of multiple parts is creating functions for each part/condition and use them in the main render method.
For example:
class Comp extends React.Component {
    renderButton() {
        if (true) { // condition here
            return <button>btn</btn>
        }
    }

    renderText() {
        if (true) { //condition here
            return 'Text'
        }
    }

    render() {
       return (

this is common part </>
               { this.renderButton() }
               { this.renderText() }

       )
    }
}

Of course you should paste real conditions instead of true inside if blocks. If condition resolves as falsy, then nothing is returned, so nothing will be rendered in that particular place where you called the function.

A: You can use a ternary inside your onClick.


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8. Death Another Child
Emma and Joseph Smith experienced great grief at the loss of Don Carlos in 1840. To help ease Emma's grief, Joseph asked one of the women in the area who had had twin girls if he could bring one of the babies home to be with his wife for a time. The mother agreed, as long as Joseph brought the baby back to her each night.One day Joseph did not return the baby at the usual time, and the mother became worried. She went to the Smith home, she found Joseph holding the baby on his knee and singing to her. He had been late because the baby was fussy, and he was trying to calm her before he brought her back home.The next morning Joseph came to pick up the baby again. The mother handed him the other baby. Many people said that the twin girls looked so much alike that they could not tell them apart, but as Joseph was handed the baby he said, "This is not my little Mary."1 Joseph was given the other baby and took her home. After Emma's health returned, Joseph did not take the baby home with him each day, but he would often stop by to sing to her and play with her.See the next page in the timeline series.
1 Parry, Stories About Joseph Smith the Prophet, pp. 25-27. As told by Margaret McIntyre Burgess.
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class TP : public std::time_put<char>
{
public:
  mutable std::string format_chars;

protected:
  iter_type do_put(iter_type s, std::ios_base&, char_type,
		   const std::tm*, char format, char) const
  {
    format_chars.push_back(format);
    return s;
  }
};

// libstdc++/12439
// time_put::put reads past end of format string
void test03()
{
  using namespace std;
  bool test __attribute__((unused)) = true;

  ostringstream stream;
  time_t tt = time(NULL);

  const char* fmt = "%c";

  TP tp;
  tp.put(TP::iter_type(stream), stream, stream.fill(), localtime(&tt),
	 fmt, fmt + 1);
  VERIFY( tp.format_chars.empty() );
}

int main()
{
  test03();
  return 0;
}

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R. J. Corman Railroad Switching Company, LLC, has announced the launch of a new location in Montgomery, Ala. for global chemical and plastic company SABIC.
Officials said R. J. Corman will supply railcar switching and track maintenance, with the possibility of performing future construction and car repairs, as well.
"Our diversity of services played a key role in establishing a relationship with SABIC," said Ed Quinn, CEO and president of R. J. Corman Railroad Group. "They initially reached out to our contracting services company to inquire about building additional track. We realized there was an opportunity to offer additional services and create added efficiencies for their operations. We look forward to building on our proven track record of adding value to our customers with SABIC."
The company said SABIC had reached out to R. J. Corman for a logistical diagram and to consider the options regarding adding track. That connection allowed for SABIC to learn about all R. J. Corman companies and the track inspection and maintenance services the company provides, officials said.
"R. J. Corman will have 12 employees switching approximately 1,000 railcars each month at the plant," a statement said. "R. J. Corman's switching services will include both movement of cars throughout the facility as well as to and from the interchange point with CSX."
R. J. Corman Railroad Switching Company is a subsidiary of R. J. Corman Railroad Group.


I have just relearnt how to walk at the age of 62.
Recently, I was struggling to keep up with a friend striding down a hill; when I looked carefully I realised she was walking differently. It's Trekking 2.0, she explained. It was new to me, and to judge by what I saw in the Pyrenees this summer, will be new to many people. I learnt the technique in a couple of hours and practised it over the following weeks. As a result I no longer have problems with my knees. 800km of testing seems pretty conclusive to me.
The new technique is Nordic walking. I had already bought into the technology, walking poles, but poles on their own do not constitute Trekking 2.0. I was still using them like antennae, tickling the ground, only really bringing them into play if I tripped. 21st-century technology but used in an old-fashioned way, rather like my approach to smartphones. It was high time I discovered Trekking 2.0.
My friend quickly told me the main idea. A significant part of the weight of the body, a significant part of the weight of the rucksack is transferred to the ground through hands and poles rather than through feet and boots. Hence less pressure and fewer shocks on the knees. The poles don't tickle the earth, they stab it. The most useful technique for mountain walkers is double poling on steep downhills.
Now, when my feet are tired I use my hands.
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Are Political Donations Free Speech? Then Why Should They Be Monitored?
Clearly not, it seems to me, despite los Supremos. Of course, people interested in electoral politics should be able to spend as much money as they want promoting or denouncing one power-luster as versus another, or 100 of them. But how is paying a government candidate of a government political party in a government election to rule us "speech"?
Lawrence Vance agrees with him.
I have been thinking about this along with what happened with the IRS leaking Eich's contribution to a campaign to defend a real marriage. For one thing, the First Amendment isn't only about the speech and the press but also about religion and the right to petition the government for redress of grievances.
It seems to me that the First Amendment must assume some kind of overarching freedom that covers all these different areas. Since we have come to refer to the First Amendment as the "Free Speech" amendment, it makes sense that people would come to think of this overarching exercise in freedom as related to an exercise in free speech.
Given that fact, it is not hard for me to connect petitioning the government for redress and voting. They are not the same actions but both are freedoms in a Republic aimed at getting a just situation (or closer to it).
Furthermore, we also vote for candidates not only for what they do but for what we want them to say. Many people voted for Ron Paul because they wanted to hear him defend his policies as much as they wanted him to enact those policies. So voting is a way of speaking.
For example, some blogs don't rely on Google ads but on donations. So if I was a donor I would be supporting the proclamation of a message even though I was not speaking myself. This would definitely be a kind of First Amendment activity.
And if I was afraid my boss would fire me if he knew that I supported the blog, then my right to keep my activity private would also be a part of free speech. If the government sent my boss my name and a list of my donations to a blog he hated, then the government would be violating my First Amendment rights.
So likewise, if the government restricted me from supporting a blog by limiting my donations, that would violate my free speech.
So the difference between voting and free speech gets quite thin, to my mind. I can donate to a blog supporting a political cause and I can support a candidate who advocates and, once in offices, promises to support a political cause.
So even if Lew Rockwell is right according to the dictionary, I can see why a judge might reason differently when considering how the Constitution applied to voting.
Thinking this through makes me wonder about something else. Why do you think you vote in a closed booth so that no one can see what you do? What would happen if everyone had their vote digitally recorded under their name in an open database? Obviously, many others would get the Branden Eich treatment.
But if I have the right to private voting, why do I not have the right to private donations to politicians? That was literally what happened to Branden Eich.
Of course, I know the answer: we don't want corruption and vote purchasing. I understand. But I just want to point out that there are also problems with keeping those records.