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Saving the Symbols of Democracy: Dolley Madison in 1814
There have been moments throughout the nation's history when individuals have acted to protect the ideals, symbols, and objects of democracy. The reports of young congressional aides carrying cases of electoral votes out of the chambers as they evacuated on January 6, 2021, under threat from insurrectionists, recalled a time during the War of 1812—indeed,…
Looking Back at 2020: Highlights of Women at the Center
By all accounts, 2020 was an eventful and historic, yet difficult year. From the public health crisis to social unrest and increasing activism, and from commemorating the suffrage centennial to celebrating breakthroughs in women's political participation, Women at the Center has sought to uncover silver linings of this difficult time buried not too deeply within…
Wonder Woman: Feminist Icon?
The sequel Wonder Woman 1984 is hitting theaters and HBO Max on December 25, so the Center for Women's History is taking a look back at how the superhero character—who first appeared in a comic book in 1941—has been imagined, utilized, and contested as a feminist icon over the decades. Wonder Woman was the creation…
Celebrating Katharine Graham and the Anniversary of the Black and White Ball
One of the most legendary social events in New York City history was the Black and White Ball on November 28, 1966. Hosted by author Truman Capote at the Plaza Hotel and honoring Katharine Graham, head of the Washington Post Company, the Ball propelled Graham to the center of influential new networks and sent her…
A Brief History of Women Running for Political Office
The election held on November 3, 2020, was an auspicious one for women. The United States elected our first woman, and first woman of color, to executive office with Senator Kamala Harris set to become Vice President, and a record-breaking number of women were elected to Congress. In January, 140 women will be seated in…
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Budget issues continue to threaten law enforcement jobs in Ottawa County
Stacie Strader
Posted: December 30, 2019 1:28 PM
Updated: December 30, 2019 1:36 PM
by Stacie Strader, Zachary Dodge
OTTAWA COUNTY, Okla. – Ottawa County Sheriff Jeremy Floyd updates social media followers, telling residents "you are the voice" after his department is told to layoff all full-time deputies.
KOAM will speak more with Sheriff Floyd about the budget issues on Tuesday.
Dec. 27 report on budget for the Sheriff's Office by KOAM Reporter Zach Dodge:
The Ottawa County Sheriff will now be held financially responsible for any budget overages.
Before, when he went over on his budget, the county would take money from reserves to make up the difference. Now, they have decided to make him pay instead.
The county says Floyd recently went over his month payroll budget restrictions, but the sheriff says that isn't the case.
"I've been fought and pushed back on everything I try to do that's positive within this county," says Ottawa County Sheriff Jeremy Floyd.
For this fiscal year (2019-2020), the sheriff has a total payroll budget of 988 thousand dollars. That's compared to the 1.3 million dollars he had during the last fiscal year.
"It hurts. You know because what can I do when I take a 400 thousand dollar hit basically on my payroll," says Floyd.
Floyd says because of that decrease, he hasn't been able to give any kind of yearly raises, increase pay after a 10 percent pay cut, or re-hire any employees he had to let go during the last fiscal year.
"When I took office in 2016, we had staffing in the 60s. Now we're in the 20s," says Floyd. "And that's running one deputy a shift… and that's running the, actually technically not even compliant in the jail."
Last month he hired two employees to replace two others that had quit, which caused some employees to get overtime.
Floyd says he was told by the commission that the hires and the overtime put him over his monthly payroll restriction of 77-thousand a month.
So those two employees weren't paid.
"I had to sit down with these employees right before Christmas and say I'm sorry, but I can't give you a check," says Floyd.
Floyd says he is currently talking with commissioners to get those employee's compensation.
Ottawa County District Attorney Kenny Wright says this is an area where poor communication took place. He says the county thought those were two new employees.. and didn't learn until later they were replacements.
Wright also says there's been some miscommunication and confusion on the budget restriction.
"At the given point before the last payroll this month we had seven payrolls, cause our fiscal year ends in June. With seven left, our monthly figure should have been around 85 thousand. 85 thousand, a hundred and 18 dollars to be exact. Payroll came in around 83. 77 was the last fiscal year's restriction," says Floyd. "In fact, I was two thousand dollars under if we want to look at true numbers."
Wright says he's told officials to work through the numbers to figure out which figure is right.
That brings us to now.
At the county commission meeting on December 23rd, the commission voted to start holding Floyd financially responsible for any budget overages in the future, or for any unapproved purchases.
To hold him responsible, the county would send him a letter in the mail with a fee, and if he doesn't pay it, he could be suid by a jail vendor or unpaid employees.
"I've been told through legal advice that's not even legal to do. No one's ever heard of that," says Floyd. "They're gonna hold me responsible, personally liable… it's kind of like, I'm the sheriff, these employees worked for the county or the jail, but we don't have the money so you're gonna have to pay for them. When I'm showing that the money's there."
Wright says the decision is based on opinion from the Oklahoma State Auditor's office, where if an elected official makes a purchase that isn't properly approved, it's considered an "illegal purchase," and that that official should be held responsible.
Wright also says they could charge Floyd for overages each month he goes over his payroll restriction, or at the end of the fiscal year.
He does not know if the county will hold Floyd accountable for the rest of the fiscal year, or indefinitely.
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World's Best Mojito: Will a Bangkok Cocktail Lounge Share Its Secret Recipe?
A stylish cocktail lounge at a five-star hotel in Bangkok, Thailand, gives a new twist to an old favourite, the mojito. Will the friendly bartenders agree to a photo shoot? More important, will they share their secret for what could be the world's best mojito?
Just when I think I've had the best mojito ever, I'm confronted with a new spin on this old favourite. A few months ago it was a mojito made with fresh basil at a Western steak house in Hong Kong.
This time around, it is a mojito made with five spices at the lobby bar of the Renaissance Bangkok Ratchaprasong Hotel, a 5-star hotel in Bangkok, Thailand.
A casual food and beverage outlet, RBar serves mouth-watering snacks, sliders, and sandwiches. Beverages run from red and white wine, champagne, and spirits to classic cocktails, mocktails, inspired cocktails, and what the menu calls Cocktails by RN.
Satiated by a yummy sit-down Thai dinner served on board a vessel cruising up and down the Chao Phraya River, which bisects downtown Bangkok, I'm not hungry.
But I have cultivated a thirst that only a signature cocktail can assuage. And I don't want something tried and true. I want something that I've never tried before.
I suggest to my two travel companions that we stop in the RBar for a refreshing nightcap after freshening up in our rooms. We return to the lounge a few minutes later.
The three Cockltails by RN are highly recommend by our server. They include Mekhong Elite, Panda, and 5 Spice Mojito. I opt for the 5 Spice Mojito, and I don't regret my decision.
At some point I lose count, but I consume either three or four of them before returning to my hotel guest room for the night. I don't have a trace of a hangover the following morning.
Following another exhilarating day, which includes lunch and dinner at two of Bangkok's finest fine-dining restaurants, I return to the hotel.
Unable to take my mind off the 5 Spice Mojito, I return to the cocktail lounge after freshening up to take photos – first of the cocktail, then of myself, and finally with the very friendly bartenders.
RBar's take on the Mojito includes honey water imbued with 5 Balinese spices: orange peel, star anise, cinnamon, clove, and caraway.
The thirst-quenching cocktail is served in a tall glass. It is topped with a sprig of fresh mint.
There is a DJ spinning cool discs and a large TV screen airing CNN News.
There is also a cocktail workshop on the first Thursday of every month from 6 to 7 pm.
Highly popular in recent years, the mojito is the perfect summer cocktail. Invented in Cuba, it is refreshing, with both minty and citrussy notes.
The traditional recipe calls for five ingredients: white rum, sugar cane juice, lime juice, soda water, and mint.
To prepare a mojito, you should combine lime juice with sugar syrup (or honey water in the case of RBar's verson).
Then add mint leaves and gently "mush" them to release their essential oils. The leaves should not be shredded.
Gently add the rum and stir. Top with crushed ice and add soda water (optional – RBar's version does not call for soda).
Garnish with lime slices and a sprig of mint.
The mojito traditionally is relatively low in alcohol count, roughly 10% by volume. I have a feeling that the bartenders at RBar were a bit generous, as their version packed quite a punch.
RBar is one of seven food and beverage outlets at the Renaissance Bangkok Ratchaprasong Hotel.
Other outlets include an all-day dining international buffet restaurant, a Chinese restaurant, an Italian restaurant and wine bar, a coffee bar in the lobby, a poolside bar, and an open-air beer garden.


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About Julesburg, CO
Julesburg is located in Sedgwick County and sits along the South Platte River. The city got its start as a Pony Express stop and it was once known as the "Wickedest City in the West." Julesburg was home to horse thieves, gamblers and con artists who were attracted by the saloons and dance halls that lined the streets during the time that the Pacific Railroad ran through town.
Today, Julesburg is a quaint town that offers residents and visitors great fishing along the South Platte and amazing bird watching. Julesburg has shopping, restaurants, and museums for the whole family to enjoy. Julesburg is much more than only a friendly town.
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South Platte River has great fishing tailwater with an abundance of trout averaging from 4,000 to 7,000 fish per mile, making this it a great place to catch many fish.
The Depot Museum is a retired Union Pacific Railroad Company depot building. It exhibits Pony Express and UPRR Company artifacts, which make it the perfect place to take a trip back in time.
Julesburg Activities feature many recreational doings for the whole family, including four parks, a community swimming pool, 2 museums, and a golf course.
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FISHERS, IN / ACCESSWIRE / April 23, 2018 / American Resources Corporation (OTC PINK: AREC), today announced that it has filed its 2017 year-end Form 10-K with the U.S. Security and Exchange Commission ("SEC"), which involves the completion of the audit of the company's consolidated financial statements for fiscal year-end 2017. Upon filing this latest 10-K, American Resources Corporation is now current with its SEC filings following its share exchange agreement with Quest Energy Inc.
"Completing our 2017 audit and filing the SEC Form 10-K further emphasizes our ongoing commitment to the public markets," stated Mark LaVerghetta, Vice President of Corporate Finance and Communications at American Resources Corporation. "Our team at American Resources Corporation has done an outstanding job and we are excited to execute on our growth objectives."
American Resources Corporation is engaged in diversified energy services including mining, processing, and logistics, with a primary focus on traditional energy sources such as coal and oil and gas. American Resources Corporation plans to expand its business by continuing to develop its currently leased properties and further expanding its processing and logistics business, and through the pursuit of strategic acquisitions.
This press release contains forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties, and other important factors that could cause the Company's actual results, performance, or achievements or industry results to differ materially from any future results, performance, or achievements expressed or implied by these forward-looking statements. These statements are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties, many of which are beyond the control of the Company. The words "believe", "may", "will", "should", "would", "could", "continue", "seeks", "anticipates", "plans", "expects", "intends", "estimates", or similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements, although not all forward-looking statements contain such identifying words. Any forward-looking statements included in this press release are made only as of the date of this release. The Company does not undertake any obligation to update or supplement any forward-looking statements to reflect subsequent events or circumstances. The Company cannot assure you that the projected results or events will be achieved.


We will send a 2 man delivery crew with all terrain dollies. We will need a clear path to role your spa into your yard. Walk the path the spa will travel and measure all gates, and overhead clearances. Our normal delivery will not include making access or going up or down stairs.
240V SPA MODELS Most 240v spas we sell require a 50 amp 4 wire service, with #6 conductor wires. Some units require a 60 amp service. Always use copper wire. Swim Spas may require an even larger service depending on which model you choose. Consult your owner's manual for the correct service required. (See below for electrical references for each of the series we carry) Romex style cable is not acceptable for pool or spa wiring because it has a bare (un-insulated) ground wire. The ground wire must be a continuous unbroken ground. Wire nuts or other similar joining methods are not allowed on the ground wire.
If you are getting steps or a gazebo make sure the area is large enough to accommodate those items. It is recommended all freestanding gazebos be set on a concrete pad and properly anchored. Also, make sure sprinkler heads are capped off or adjusted so as not to cause damage to your product. Please make sure adequate drainage exists should you have flooding or a leak develop in the product. This is particularly important for indoor or partial in-ground installations.
All pools should be set up on hard compacted ground within 2" of level. All sharp objects must be removed from under the pool. Pools may be set up on ½" Styrofoam to give bottom added protection from sharp objects.
We will not be held responsible for product damage, incidental or consequential damages arising from improper surface or site selection. Please refer to your owner's manual for specific installation instructions.
All hot tubs must have a GFCI circuit breaker installed. There must be a means of disconnecting the spa in case of emergencies, (I.E. breaker panel, sub panel, or disconnect service box). A quick disconnect service box or subpanel must be within line of sight of the spa but no closer than 5ft. Our delivery crews are not electricians and will not bring any electrical parts with them. They will connect your wires to the spa if the proper pigtail and all hookup parts are provided. They will not hookup to anything that appears to be unsafe or not to code.
120v SPAS & ABOVE GROUND POOLS must have a dedicated outlet and be protected with a GFCI breaker. Plug'n'play style spas, usually come with a GFCI attached to there plug. In the cases of a above ground pools, the outlet will need to have a GFCI built into it. All outlets should be checked by a qualified electrician to make sure enough service exists and it meets proper electrical code. All outlets must be grounded. A 15-amp unit requires a minimum 14-gauge wire size. 20 amp units require a minimum #12 gauge wire. We do not recommend the use of extension cords. Consult your owner's manual for specific installation instructions on the product you purchased.
CHOOSING THE RIGHT SPOT FOR YOUR HOT TUB CAN BE JUST AS IMPORTANT AS BUYING A WELL BUILD HOT TUB.
Hot tubs, when full, can weigh as much as 3,000 pounds (1,361 kg). For this reason, you will need a firm foundation on which the hot tub can rest. If you don't have a firm foundation, you risk damaging the tub voiding any warranty it comes with. Your new spa should be placed on a uniformly flat hard surface, preferably concrete, properly installed concrete pavers or wood decks built to proper weight baring capacity. Balconies and decks must be constructed to current state and local codes and should support the weight of the item you purchased. A spa should never be places directly on gravel or dirt. No matter how hard dirt or gravel seems now add water, pressure, and time, and you have a recipe for disaster.
C. & D. OTHER OBSTACLES: Make sure that all trees, brush, and obstacles are trimmed or removed prior to delivery. Make sure there is enough room for the spa to pass any air conditioning units completely.
All removal spas must be drained, disconnected and ready to move. All obstacles must be removed prior to us showing up on site. Built in spas will not be removed without a separate removal bid. Walk the path the spa will travel and measure all gates, and overhead clearances. Our normal delivery will not include making access. Swim Spas and oversize spas over 8' will require a crane. IT WILL BE CUSTOMER'S RESPONSIBILITY TO PROVIDE US WITH PROPER ACCESS TO GET THE SPA IN THE YARD. IF WE HAVE TO MAKE ACCESS OR A SECOND TRIP IS NEEDED THERE WILL BE AN ADDITIONAL CHARGE. IF A CRANE IS NEEDED THE FEES WILL BE THE CUSTOMER'S RESPONSIBILITY.
If your product is an order item it is impossible for us to guarantee an exact date your spa will arrive. The desired date on your contract is just that and does not guarantee delivery date. Order items can take up to 30 days for us to receive possession of it. When we have your item in stock you will be notified to arrange a delivery date. All delivery and set up times are approximate.
ALL PAYMENT ARRANGMENTS MUST BE MADE PRIOR TO DELIVERY. We accept cash, preauthorized debit card, certified bank check, money order, or preauthorized credit card. Personal checks will only be accepted if they have time to clear our bank prior to delivery. If you are financing your purchase all necessary paper work must be signed before delivery.
The delivery crew will have you inspect your product and sign that it was received in good order. If there is damage or other problems, you need to note it on the delivery sheet at the time of delivery. Any problems will be taken care of by our service department in a prompt and professional manner. If you refuse delivery without prior authorization from our office there may be a re-delivery fee to bring it back out. Our crew will be happy to instruct you on the proper operation of your spa or pool at the time delivery. If you cannot be present for the orientation we will be happy to provide one for you in our store or by phone. If you require a second trip to provide this service an additional charge may apply.


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25 - 28 Fall Fall Welcome.
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21 Spring Dr. Martin Luther King. Jr. Day recess, convocation, and activities. University is closed.
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1 Spring Spirit Day - no classes. University is open during normal business hours.
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11 Spring Midterm grades are due.
11 Fall 2019 Registration begins at 7:30 a.m.
18 Spring Last day to withdraw from classes.
15 Spring 2020 Course Fee Request deadline.
22 - 25 Spring Final exams. All exams take place Monday through Thursday.
24 Spring 2020 Course offerings rolled in Banner.
27 Spring Semester ends and Spring Commencement ceremonies are held at Miller Auditorium.
29 Spring 2020 Schedule available to departments to review and edit in Banner.
30 Spring Final grades are due no later than noon.
6 Summer I Session begins at 8 a.m.; Tuition and fees are due.
10 Summer I Registration closes.
13 Summer I Departmental clean-up day. This day is provided after the official drop and add period for departments who wish to allow students to make changes to their schedules such as late add(s) or section changes. All entries are to be completed by using Banner.
24 Spring 2020 Edits due in Banner by 5 p.m. All special requests are due at this time.
27 Memorial Day recess. University is closed.
28 Spring 2020 Bulk room scheduling begins at 8 a.m.
26 Summer I Session ends.
27 Summer II Session begins at 8 a.m. Tuition and fees are due.
29 Summer Commencement ceremonies are held in Miller Auditorium.
2 Summer I Final grades are due no later than noon.
3 Summer II Registration closes.
4 Independence Day recess. University is closed.
5 Summer II Departmental clean-up day. This day is provided after the official drop and add period for departments who wish to allow students to make changes to their schedules such as late add(s) or section changes. All entries are to be completed by using Banner.
22 Spring 2020 Final review available to departments. Edits are made on the working report, Banner access is not available for this round.
26 Spring 2020 Final review edits are due. Please make edits (in red) on the working report. Submit the forms or use the one-click option that there are no changes.
16 Summer II Session ends.
20 Summer II Final grades are due no later than noon. There is no commencement ceremony held in August.
* A complete withdrawal is defined as withdrawing from all registered classes. A partial withdrawal is defined as withdrawing from one or more registered classes, but not all.


Sarah the Mouse wields a decidedly pointed pen, with which no pretentious poser wishes to be jabbed. Sarah is benevolent, takes criticism in stride, and can dish out elegant insults. We must not think our good mouse is entirely well-behaved, however, for she is known to cast carp at would-be punners with a shockingly-large array of mechanical devices.
Sarah was inspired by the Beautiful but Evil Space Princess herself, Sarah A. Hoyt. Sarah is a gifted writer and teacher whose tribe (hello Huns!) talk about a wide variety of topics daily at her blog. There, they freely dispense helpful writing advice, light-hearted banter, and bad puns. Don't let their good-natured manner deceive you: they take their paronomasias seriously.


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Day 1 Arrival in Heddon-on-the Wall
From your point of arrival, use the public transport information we provide to make the journey to Heddon-on-the Wall.
Day 2 Heddon-on-the Wall to Portgate
Through a rolling countryside of meadows and pastures the trail follows the old Military Road and the earthen defenses on either side of Hadrian's Wall. After passing through the sites of two Roman Forts you soon arrive at the Port Gate, where the main Roman road into the North of Britain used to pass through Hadrian's Wall.
Day 3 Corbridge to Chollerford
Turrets and milecastles soon become part of the landscape as you follow the gentle curves of the defensive Roman earthworks. The trail passes Heavenfield battle site, where Oswald, king of Northumbria, won a famous victory in 734. The day comes to an exciting conclusion at the fascinating Roman fort of Chesters.
Day 4 Chollerford to Housesteads
Through the Northumberland National Park you reach a Roman temple at the Fort of Brocolitia. After passing more castles and turrets you suddenly find yourself walking along some of the most spectacular and best-preserved sections of Hadrian's Wall, which snake up and down along the top of the Northumberland Crags. You end your day at the superbly preserved Fort at Housesteads.
Day 5 Housesteads to Greenhead
Today starts with more exciting sections of the Wall along steep cliffs and the highest point of the walk at Green Slacks. See the 'Robin Hood Tree' at Sycamore Gap and Great Chesters Fort with its original Roman altar before you return to the top of the Crags for some more exciting and well-preserved Wall sections. Imposing Thirlwall castle marks the end of today's walk.
Day 6 Greenhead to Lanercost
The Wall guides you to the remains of a Roman bridge across the River Irthing, past a Roman Milecastle and on towards the Fort of Birdoswald, which was inhabited for 2,000 years. From there we follow the Wall through a much gentler landscape and stop at Lanercost Priory, once the capital of England for six months.
Day 7 Lanercost to Carlisle
Follow the Wall through fields and old bridleways until you join the River Eden at the charming village of Crosby-on-Eden. You follow the quiet river for a while on your way to the 2,000 year old, historic city of Carlisle. There is much to see in Carlisle, such as the famous castle or the Tully Museum, with its Roman artefacts.
Day 8 Departure from Carlisle
There are regular train and bus services from Carlisle to Newcastle, Manchester and London. Full details provided upon booking.
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Volleyball 2016-2017 Season Preview
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Posted By: Atticus Rice, Sports Editor September 14, 2016
Centennial Conference Champion McDaniel Volleyball finished last season with a 21-8 overall record. A 7-3 conference record earned them fourth overall, behind Johns Hopkins (8-2), Haverford (8-2), and Swarthmore (8-2).
The team started strong in September, going 7-1 in their first eight games. Three consecutive losses after opening conference play mid-month led a 9-5 record by the start of October.
Consistent winning play for nearly all of October, including wins against the top three teams, earned the Terror a spot in the Centennial Conference playoffs where they won out, beating Franklin and Marshall 3-1, Johns Hopkins 3-2, and Haverford 3-2 to take the Conference title.
The Terror would lose their final game of the season to Heidelberg, a shutout, in playoff tournament action.
Behind strong leadership from Head Coach Jessica Wolverton, then-senior Kloe Martin led the team with 344 kills, followed by fellow senior Madeline Rose's 207.
Senior Colette Kellen and junior Maddie Moyer led the team with 505 and 373 assists, respectively.
On the defensive end, first-year Taylor Bauman led the team with 441 digs, followed by 280 from Martin and 265 from junior Genna Weger.
The Green Terror have 10 matches under their belt this season, posting a 4-6 record, all non-conference.
The Women started play at the Battlefield Classic, hosted by Gettysburg, the first weekend in September, dropping three of their four matches. A home shutout loss against Catholic later that week left the Terror shutout in three of their first five matches.
The Sea Gull Classic, hosted by Salisbury, proved more fruitful for McDaniel as they won three of their four matches.
While they were handed their fourth shutout of the season at Stevenson on Tuesday, the Terror return home for their final preseason game on Thursday against Hood at 7:00 p.m.
With support from last year's returning stars, this season's fresh faces, and team captains Taylor Bauman, Lexi Corral, and Maddie Moyer, McDaniel volleyball will look to extend their reign over the Centennial Conference Saturday against Muhlenberg.
The 12:00 p.m. match will be followed by non-Conference action against Kean, hosted by the Mules.
The Green Terror will face rivals Swarthmore, Haverford, and Johns Hopkins all in October, all of which should prove worthy opponents for one another, and make for great matches come late season.
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ARCHIVE PHOTO: Flintridge Prep quarterback Clayton Weirick hurls a passes against Pasadena Poly.
In one week, the Flintridge Prep football team will go from facing the top of the Prep League to the bottom, as it travels to Webb Saturday at 1 p.m. after hosting Rio Hondo Prep last week.
A victory would mean a top-two finish in league for the Rebels (4-4, 2-1 in league), who finished last in the standings in 2011, but Prep Coach Antonio Harrison knows full well the dangers of looking ahead.
The Gauls (1-6, 0-2) have struggled all year and all signs point to the Rebels being the favorites in their regular-season finale. Webb fell to Army-Navy (42-0) and Malibu (28-7), both teams Prep nearly beat and fell to in overtime, 32-30, and, 40-34, respectively. The Gauls, whose losses have come by an average of 31 points, also fell to Pasadena Poly (42-19) and Rio Hondo Prep (42-0), while the Rebels defeated the Panthers (46-33) and most recently fell to the Kares (48-12).
Flintridge Prep figures to look to its senior running backs Stefan Smith and Kurt Kozacik for the majority of its offense again this week after they tallied 96 and 76 yards, respectively, against Rio Hondo.
Chaminade at St. Francis, 7 p.m. Friday: The odds of making the CIF Southern Section Western Division playoffs appear slim after the Golden Knights lost their first three Mission League games against Cathedral, Harvard-Westlake and Gardena Serra. Expect St. Francis (3-5, 0-3 in league) to face another tough test against Chaminade (7-1, 3-0). The Eagles have won four in a row and are No. 2 in the latest division poll.
St. Francis suffered a 41-6 loss to visiting Serra on Thursday. The Golden Knights have lost four games in a row.
St. Francis might be up against its most difficult test against first-place Chaminade, which posted a 78-34 league road win against Harvard-Westlake on Friday.
While St. Francis Coach Jim Bonds said he's aware of Chaminade's lopsided victory against Harvard-Westlake, he's not about to let scores dictate his expectations.
"We lost to Harvard-Westlake, 41-36, and Chamiande beat them," Bonds said. "You can't go around and compare the scores.
St. Francis didn't score a touchdown against Serra and was limited to 214 yards of total offense. St. Francis running back Daniel Kawamura finished with 63 yards in 12 carries.
It's likely that St. Francis will be paying extra attention to star Chaminade running back Terrell Newby, who rushed for about 350 yards and a school-record eight touchdowns in the win against Harvard-Westlake.
"Newby is the guy who we have to stop," said Bonds, whose team lost to Chaminade, 31-13, last season.
The Eagles have won two straight games against the Golden Knights. St. Francis' last win against Chaminade came in 2009, when it rallied for a 32-25 victory.
La Cañada at Temple City at 7 p.m. Friday: With playoffs likely out of the picture for the Spartans, they'll look to build some momentum heading into next season in their final two games of the year, starting with a trip to Temple City this week.
Entering Rio Hondo League play it looked like La Cañada's last two games of the regular season were going to be the least challenging, but Temple City has turned its year around. It opened the year with three losses, but has gone 4-1 since then to make itself a contender for a top-three spot in the league standings after knocking off South Pasadena in overtime (42-35) and Blair (48-0). The Spartans did fare better against San Marino, 42-17, than Temple City did, which lost, 58-0.
The Rams (4-4, 2-1) and Spartans (1-7, 0-3) both operate in a run-heavy offense. Temple City has completed just nine of 44 passes for a total of 190 yards, one touchdown and seven interceptions, according to MaxPreps.com, while gaining 1,559 yards and scoring 14 touchdowns on the ground on 333 carries.
Nick Starling leads the Rams offense at quarterback, as he's tallied 521 yards and five scores on 106 carries.
The Spartans ran the ball 59 times to five pass attempts last week with Andy Paynter tallying 135 yards and a touchdown on 28 carries, Jadon Henry adding 117 yards on 13 carries and Grant Owen tallying 81 yards on 10 carries.


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The lawyer behind the accusers: Gloria Allred is a girl's best friend
By Ann O'Neill, CNN
Gloria Allred says many of her clients have been victimized by celebrity men.
Gloria Allred says her practice includes women harmed by celebrity men
She originally was a schoolteacher, and came to Los Angeles from Philadelphia
Allred represented women in the Tiger Woods scandal
She won a $5 million verdict for a pregnant actress who was fired
Los Angeles (CNN) -- Her clients include mistresses, starlets and allegedly wronged women from all walks of life. So, when Gloria Allred calls a news conference, media types know they're about to hear some dish.
So it was on Monday, when Allred stepped in front of the cameras at Friar's Club in New York City and presented client Sharon Bialek.
Bialek, a former manager with the National Restaurant Association and a registered Repubican, described in graphic detail how GOP presidential hopeful Herman Cain sexually groped her in 1997 when she sought his help in finding another job.
Bialek, a single mother from Chicago, said she was coming forward to provide a public face to sexual harassment claims against Cain from three other women.
Cain's campaign denied the allegations in a statement.
It's hardly the first time Allred and her clients have made their presence known in the political arena. Last year, she tossed a big, juicy curveball into the tight California governor's race.
Her client, Nicandra Diaz Santillan, blotted tears from her eyes as Allred announced she'd be filing a claim against her former employer, Republican candidate Meg Whitman, accusing her of emotional abuse and financial exploitation. It was classic Allred, and continued into the next day, with each side holding dueling news conferences and waving conflicting documents.
Allred contends the former eBay CEO knew for nine years that her housekeeper was in the country illegally, and then fired her for political motives. Whitman acknowledged she employed Diaz, but said the housekeeper deceived her about her immigration status. Whitman said she is willing to take a lie detector test.
To say Allred, 69, is well-known is an understatement. On her website, she calls herself "the most famous woman attorney practicing law in the nation today." That might be marketing hyperbole, but she's so engrained in the popular culture that she has been the subject of a "Saturday Night Live" skit.
Nicandra Diaz Santillan meets the press with her lawyer, Gloria Allred, by her side.
The skit used homor to underscore a simple trutch. These words carry real weight: "Look out, mister, I'm calling Gloria Allred."
But not all her clients are women. Allred also represented Tony Barretto, the bodyguard who emerged in 2007 as the secret witness with alleged inside dirt during Britney Spears' custody dispute.
Allred stuck by his side, whether he was on the "Today Show" or in the courtroom, Barretto recalled. "She was very attentive to everything I had to say," Barretto said. "Gloria had ideas and insight on things I never thought would come up and then she would talk to me about those things. She made me feel comfortable."
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Allred frequently dresses all in red. But she has also been known to wear green, "the color of money," as a Los Angeles Times reporter once observed. She favors knits from St. John.
Some critics consider Allred a publicity hound. Snickers fill newsrooms and the law offices of rivals when she trots clients such as Rachel Uchitel and Joslyn James, reputed mistresses of Tiger Woods, in front of the cameras. Allred doesn't seem to care what her critics say.
She also represents the female police officer who responded to a domestic violence call in Aspen, Colorado involving Charlie Sheen. She's the attorney for Jodie Fisher, the events contractor and former porn actress whose allegations of sexual harassment led to a shareholder lawsuit and the abrupt resignation of Hewlett-Packard CEO Mark Hurd.
Allred has said she is not exploiting her clients, and if they have a story to tell it's better to get their version out than let the rumors fly. Unlike a lot of other lawyers, Allred is not afraid to go public, even if powerful people don't like what her clients have to say.
"A lot of my clients have not begun as celebrities," Allred told CNN in 2010. "They were typical people who were essentially women in crisis, sometimes because of the celebrity man. Because they were involved with a man who was a celebrity, they have become, in a sense, celebrity victims."
Allred represents Charlotte Lewis, who contends director Roman Polanski took sexual advantage of her.
Another Allred target was the exiled movie director Roman Polanski, who has admitted having sex with a 13-year-old girl in 1977. Authorities in Los Angeles were trying to extradite Polanski from Switzerland, but ultimately were not successful. He had pleaded guilty to having sex with a minor, but left the United States before he could be sentenced. He's been gone more than 30 years.
In May, seated beside Allred at a news conference actress Charlotte Lewis alleged that five years after he left the U.S., Polanski had his way with her, too, in France, when she was of tender years.
"If Charlotte's allegations are accepted as true, then Mr. Polanski was able to victimize another child while he was a fugitive from justice," Allred said.
She said she never heard back from any of Polanski's representatives. Attorney Chad Hummel, who represented Polanski at the time, had no comment Thursday.
Allred said she doesn't remember if she paid attention to the Polanski case when it first happened. She had just graduated from Loyola Law School and was setting up her firm with fellow Loyola law grads Michael Maroko and Nathan Goldberg. The firm is still going strong, focusing on civil rights, employment discrimination and sexual harassment. The firm doesn't handle criminal cases, but does represent crime victims.
Allred's life story, as laid out in the first chapter of her book, "Fight Back and Win," is reminiscent of that old Virginia Slims advertising slogan, "You've come a long way, baby."
Gloria Rachel Bloom grew up in a working-class family in Southwest Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Neither parent got past the eighth grade. Her father was a Fuller Brush salesman. Her mother, who was born in Britain, stayed at home and raised her only child. She emphasized education.
Allred got into the prestigious Philadelphia High School for Girls and won a partial scholarship to the University of Pennsylvania. She met a boy at a mixer, married him during her sophomore year and gave birth to her daughter, Lisa, during her junior year. By her senior year, the couple was divorcing and she was a single mother.
Despite her honors degree in English, Allred went to work as a buyer's assistant at Gimbels department store. She wondered why a man with the same job made $15 a week more than she did.
A lot of my clients have not begun as celebrities.
--Gloria Allred, feminist attorney
Rachel Uchitel
She got a teaching job at Benjamin Franklin High School in Philadelphia, where most of her students were poor and black. A few years later, in 1966, recruiters from the Los Angeles school district came calling and Allred packed up her daughter and moved to L.A.
That year, she says, while on vacation in Acapulco, Mexico, she was raped at gunpoint by a Mexican doctor, became pregnant and had an illegal abortion that nearly killed her. She did not report the rape, she said, because she didn't think anyone would believe her.
She taught in the Watts neighborhood of L.A. and became involved in labor issues, and decided a law degree would help with her activism. After law school, she served as president of the Los Angeles chapter of the National Organization for Women. She pressed then-Gov. Jerry Brown to appoint more women as judges, and she began to take on women's cases.
One of Allred's most famous cases involved a lawsuit on behalf of an actress on the original "Melrose Place," who claimed she was wrongfully fired and discriminated against when she became pregnant. Lawyers for Aaron Spelling's production company said Hunter Tylo broke her contract by making a "material change" to her appearance.
Jurors viewed charts that producers kept of Tylo's projected weight gain showing she would weigh 144 pounds when it was time to shoot a key bikini scene. Jurors also saw scenes in which star Heather Locklear's baby bump was hidden behind furniture and leopard print sheets. Tylo revealed from the witness stand that she was eight months pregnant. She did not look it, and jurors awarded her nearly $5 million in damages.
Allred's targets: "I go after these guys who have hurt women."
Personal: Allred's daughter, Lisa Bloom, is a former Court TV anchor and CNN legal analyst who has opened her own law firm. Her granddaughter is considering law school.
Clients: Famous men who have faced the wrath of Allred and her clients include Roman Polanski, Eddie Murphy, Rob Lowe, O.J. Simpson, Scott Peterson and the late Aaron Spelling.
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Joe Biden Holds Lengthy Meeting with Pope Francis in Attempt to Repair US-France Ties
By Madz Dizon Oct 29, 2021 07:18 PM EDT
(Photo : Antonio Masiello/Getty Images) Italian PM Hosts US President Biden Ahead Of G20 Summit
ROME, ITALY - OCTOBER 29: U.S. President Joe Biden and US First Lady Jill Biden meet Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi (not in picture) before their meeting, on October 29, 2021 in Rome, Italy. US President Biden met with Pope Francis as well as Italian PM Draghi, host of the G20 summit 2021. (Photo by Antonio Masiello/Getty Images)
President Joe Biden claimed the US had been "clumsy" in managing a submarine contract with Australia at a meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron. Biden also met with Pope Francis, who described him as a "good Catholic."
With his domestic agenda in limbo, Biden embarked on a five-day diplomatic marathon on Friday, beginning with a series of engagements focused on personal and political goals.
Following a weeks-long rupture with America's oldest ally, Biden attempted to mend ties with France over a disputed submarine deal and strengthen ties with Italy, whose prime minister is emerging as Europe's political heir apparent to Angela Merkel.
And he got a thumbs up from Pope Francis, who, according to him, called him a "good Catholic" who should continue to take communion - an apparent rebuke to those bishops in the United States who tried to deny Biden the sacrament because of his pro-abortion stances.
Joe Biden meets Pope Francis for more than an hour
The next stop for Biden will be the Group of 20 summit when world leaders will face supply chain issues, rising energy prices, and global disparities worsened by the pandemic. Then he and many of the same leaders will fly to Scotland for COP26, a global climate meeting that might be a make-or-break moment in the fight to keep the globe from warming, NY Times reported.
The president began his day by meeting with Pope Francis for more than an hour at the Vatican. The only account of what Pope Francis said came from Biden, who told reporters that the pope had endorsed his receiving communion but that the two had not discussed abortion because the meeting was private and the Vatican refused to confirm details beyond a news release about the topics the two men discussed.
Both Biden and Pope Francis have been vocal about the need to address global warming - the Pope reiterated his demand for action in a BBC broadcast on Friday - and it was a major topic of discussion during their meeting.
Per NDTV, Joe Biden described the meeting, which he attended in part with his wife Jill, as "an honor." Climate change, the pandemic, the issue of refugees and migrants, as well as "the safeguarding of human rights, especially freedom of religion and conscience," were among the topics they discussed according to the Vatican.
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Joe, Jill Biden give Pope Francis a special gift
There was no discussion of the contentious topic of abortion from either side. Biden supports women's freedom to choose, but Pope Francis, 84, has called abortion "murder."
Despite this, the Pope has distanced himself from a campaign by hardline US bishops to withhold communion to politicians who favor abortion rights, including Biden.
When dignitaries visit with the Pope, they are usually given a blessing and a little gift, but President Joe Biden surprised Pope Francis with a poignant gift during their meeting on Friday at the Vatican.
Joe and First Lady Jill Biden presented Pope Francis with a historic chasuble-a robe usually worn by clergy during communion-in a bespoke marble and wood frame, according to the White House. The handwoven robe was once worn by Jesuits and is now part of the archive collection of the Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Washington, DC. Pope Francis is a member of the Jesuit order.
While in Washington, Biden attends Holy Trinity Church regularly. According to a White House official, the robe's frame was made by local artists using naturally fallen wood from the White House grounds and white marble retrieved from the ancient pulpit of Holy Trinity.
In honor of World Day of the Poor on November 14, the White House plans to make a contribution of winter apparel to organizations in the name of the Pope, according to an official. Biden and Pope Francis have had a lengthy friendship, with the two collaborating on cancer research when Biden was vice president, as per Newsweek.
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It comes a week after Brazilian police launched raids against universities.
A campaign has been launched by a newly-elected lawmaker in Jair Bolsonaro's Social Liberal Party (PSL) to get students to denounce "indoctrinator teachers" who criticize Bolsonaro's resounding electoral victory on Sunday.
In advance of Bolsonaro's victory in the second round of voting on Sunday — where he defeated his leftist rival Fernando Haddad by 55 to 45 percent — Brazilian media had reported that police had been entering more than a dozen universities across the country, questioning professors and confiscating left-leaning political material.
Ostensibly the raids were to target illegal electoral advertising, since it is against electoral law to advertise for candidates in public spaces in Brazil. However, according to Brazilian media the material confiscated was mostly broad, pro-Democratic statements, like flyers reading "Manifest in Defense of Democracy and Public Universities" and "Law UFF — Antifascist" (UFF refers to the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro State).
To make matters even more worrying Bolsonaro himself has also promised to cleanse Brazil of left-wing "criminals," saying that "together, we will build a new nation" and that "these red criminals will be banished from our homeland." He has also repeatedly praised the brutal military dictatorship which ruled from 1964 to 1985, and promises to stack his cabinet with army generals.
Logging off after long & deeply disturbing election day in São Paulo. I met many generous & kind Bolsonaro voters on Av Paulista tonight. It'd be untrue & unfair to say otherwise. I was also profoundly disturbed by the menace & testosterone that hung in the air.
The PSL's anti-indoctrination program also bears a striking similarity to another recent proposal by Germany's far-right AfD (Alternative for Germany) party. The scheme, launched in Hamburg earlier in October, encouraged German children to report any teachers who criticize the AfD. The program has been compared to Stasi tactics, and 50,000 people have signed a petition calling for its removal.


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This has been reported variously, e.g. mentioned by Jim West, a Variety (subscription only) article on a recut version of The Passion of the Christ, a film directed by Mel Gibson and first released last year:
The Passion Recut Coming to Theaters
Mel Gibson has made a new cut of The Passion of The Christ, trimming five to six minutes of violent scenes, reports Variety. The new version, The Passion Recut, will go out on 500-750 screens by Newmarket Films beginning March 11.
The new cut will be unrated, adds the trade. Gibson showed a preliminary version of this version to the ratings board. When it became clear he would still receive an R rating, which his original film bore, Gibson decided that would defeat his purpose . . . .
. . . . . "There are no new scenes, and the cuts are limited to the more violent aspects of the film, if that's the right term," said Bruce Davey, Gibson's partner in Icon Productions. "The scourging scene in particular has been substantially adjusted."
The film will be released in most major markets across the country. It is expected to run through Easter weekend, and Davey said that this might become a perennial release.
I will watch this story with interest; I might even be able to persuade my wife to watch the new version of the film with me; no more lonely cinema trips or DVD-watching sessions!
It's interesting that this has come after Fulco made a joke about this at the San Antonio SBL in November, noting that Gibson was working on a PG version; from my account of November 26:
Fulco cracked a joke with such dry humour that many fell for it. Shepherd asked him about the long term future of the film. Where would people's appreciation of it be in 5 or 10 years? Would it be regular Easter TV fare? He answered that Mel Gibson is currently working on a PG version of the film which would enable it to be shown on TV; he said that the PG version would be about 14 minutes long.
Well, I had assumed then that this was pure joke; but it looks like Fulco may have realised that there was indeed to be a cut version, and the joke was just about the length of the remainder.


a home for my heart: ...be read and remembered.
"It takes intelligence, even brilliance, to condense and focus information into a clear, simple presentation that will be read and remembered."
My Applied GIS professor included this quote on an assignment outline last semester. It struck me as an important concept. I want to be intelligent and brilliant. I often go on and on about things in my head, in conversation, or in correspondences. I don't think that pouring myself out in waves of words is bad, however I think there is value in learning how to distill myself into easily conveyed, to the point expressions. In other words, less tangents. Less back story.


Below are slides from recent talks I gave on the importance of carrying out both sustaining and disruptive innovation programs within banks. Slides should be self-explanatory. I look at how the automotive industry have been disrupted in the past and how fintechs are using the same path to disruption within financial services. The presentation visualises the concept of the Innovator's Dilemma proposed by Clay Christensen.


Birchdale Glass Ltd are based in Uxbridge Middlesex. Sealed double glazing models are usually not normally permitted in listed buildings, or in a conservation area. You might also discover in case you are in a block of flats that you simply can't get permission to have new home windows put in just in your flat.
So what's the reply if you wish to get some of the benefits of double glazing?
Secondary double glazing consists of an additional pane of glass or plastic on the inside of your windows. It does not have an effect on the skin look of the building. There are some sorts which you can set up your self and some sorts which are professionally installed.
Professionally put in secondary double glazing usually consists of an aluminium body fitted to the within of the window recess. A pane of glass is then fitted into this, and it may be opened both by sliding it open or, in some instances, tilting open. Entry is often still available to open the surface home windows, and fire escape routes are taken into consideration.
A cheaper, though much less efficient, possibility is to have Perspex sheets lower to measurement and fix them yourself. In case you do this it would be smart to maintain some windows uncovered to allow for escape in the case of fire.
The most affordable choice is to purchase plastic film and set up it over the inside of your windows. That is usually fixed with double sided tape, and a hair dryer is used to shrink it. This is designed for use for the winter, then removed when the weather is warmer. It is not possible to open the windows when this is fitted, and that is certainly one of its principal disadvantages. Get Birchdale Glass Ltd to help you.
Whilst secondary double glazing is not as efficient as sealed double glazed items at lowering warmth loss, chopping out draughts and lowering noise or condensation, it does help. In truth you might save up to around ??65 a yr for those who set up professionally fitted secondary double glazed glass panels. This is round half the saving you may achieve from sealed double glazed units.
Generally, secondary double glazing is the only choice you've and it's positively value considering. It is necessary, nonetheless, to analysis the different sorts totally so that you make the most effective choice for you and your property.
You don't have to overlook out on double glazed home windows, simply because you'll be able to't have your home windows replaced. Perhaps secondary double glazing is the solution for you.


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Q: Como mandar array de dropzone.js a un controlador en PHP Hola amigos cuento con el siguiente código:
var arrayFiles = [];

$(".multimediaFisica").dropzone({

url: "/",
addRemoveLinks: true,
acceptedFiles: "image/jpeg, image/png",
maxFilesize: 2, //2mb
maxFiles: 10, //maximo 10 archivos
init: function () {

    this.on("addedfile", function (file) {

        arrayFiles.push(file);
        savearray();

    })

    this.on("removedfile", function (file) {

        var index = arrayFiles.indexOf(file);

        arrayFiles.splice(index, 1);

        savearray();
        console.log("arrayFiles", arrayFiles);

    })

 }

 })

 function savearray() {
    console.log(JSON.stringify(arrayFiles));
    $("#arrayimagenes").val(JSON.stringify(arrayFiles));
 }

Lo que deseo hacer es que el array que se genera con dropzone, guardarlo en un input de tipo HIDDEN, para pasar a enviar el formulario mediante un submit hacia un controlador y dentro de ese controlador descomponer el array para poder subirlas a una carpeta del proyecto, hasta ahora no he podido hacer lo que menciono, ya tengo otro proyecto que lo hago mediante ajax y ahí va todo perfecto, pero esta ocasión me pidieron hacerlo de la primer manera que les comente, hay alguien que me pueda ayudar porfavor...

A: Lo único que necesitas hacer es acceder al array dentro del componente del dropzone.
El primer paso es colocar un array vacio que es el que terminaras mandando a tu controlador
var arrayFiles = []; //El que se envia al controlador.

Despues declaras tu dropzone, tal cual lo tienes. Luego es acceder a los objetos(files) del dropzone en tu submit.
$("#submitButton").click(function(){
     for (var i = 0; i < $(".multimediaFisica").dropzone.files.length; i++) {
        arrayFiles .push($(".multimediaFisica").dropzone.files[i]);
    }
    //Después de completar el json, le agregas el array, tal cual lo esperas recibir
    en tu controlador.
    var json = //todo lo que llevarás al controlador.
    json.images = arrayFiles

});

Otra opcion es descomponer los archivos del array con las propiedades que esperas recibir en tu controlador. Y al momento de guardarlo solo necesitas mandarlo a una carpeta dentro del directorio de tu proyecto.

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Citation: SANSALONI, Carolina Paola. Desenvolvimento e aplicações de DArT (Diversity Arrays Technology) e genotipagem por sequenciamento (Genotyping-by-Sequencing) para análise genética em eucalyptus. 2012. xiii, 100 f., il. Tese (Doutorado em Biologia Molecular)—Universidade de Brasília, Brasília, 2012.
Species of Eucalyptus have been successfully used for forest plantations due to its rapid growth, its ability to adapt to various soil and climatic conditions and its economic use in energy, fiber and solid wood, reducing pressure on tropical forests and associated biodiversity. Molecular markers such as RAPD, AFLP, microsatellites, and more recently SFP and SNPs have contributed to the characterization and conservation of genetic resources of the genus, to the understanding of the evolution of the genus, and allowing the construction of linkage and QTLs maps. However, these techniques are slow, laborious, provide limited genome coverage and are costly for the analysis of large sample sizes. Diversity Arrays Technology (DArT) is a hybridization-based method that allows genotyping hundreds to thousands of markers in a single assay. This technology generates a genomic profile with high throughput and transferability between species. This study presents the development of the first high throughput genotyping platform for species of Eucalyptus based on a DArT microarray and demonstrates its use for diversity, phylogeny and mapping studies. A total of 18 reduced representation genomic libraries from 64 different species of the genus were developed. A total of 23,808 DNA fragments were screened for polymorphism and 13,300 (56%) of them declared polymorphic in a panel of 284 individuals. Out of these, 7,680 markers were selected to populate a routine DArT genotyping microarray. In an inter-specific diversity study, 4,752 were deemed polymorphic while 5,013 showed Mendelian segregation when assessed in six inter-specific mapping pedigrees, with an average of 2,211 polymorphic markers per pedigree. The subsequent step of the study, involved the optimization of the genotyping-by-sequencing technology called DArT-seq to construct a high density genetic map for a segregating population derived from the E. grandis elite trees (BRASUZ1 x M4D31). The population was genotyped both with the DArT microarray and with DArT-seq. While the DArT microarray yielded 1,088 markers, the DArT-seq method supplied 2,449 markers. In total, an integrated linkage map with 564 DArT markers, 1,930 DArT-NGS markers and 29 microsatellites was built. Besides these mapped markers, an additional set of over 1,500 SNPs derived from DArT-seq were scored providing an additional advantage by the inclusion of co-dominant markers on the map. The development of genotyping by sequencing (GBS) 3 methods via restriction enzymes as DART-seq or capture probes, represents a further application of the technologies of "next generation sequencing" beyond sequencing, empowering the genetic analysis with molecular markers. The combination of the large number of markers, low cost, relatively accessible methodology and use of universal reagents, points to an increased use of GBS in the coming years in several applications in studies of population genetics, evolutionary investigations and in support to plant breeding accelerating and increasing accuracy of directional selection for complex multi-factorial traits.
Description: Tese (doutorado)—Universidade de Brasília, Departamento de Biologia Celular, 2012.


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A Pioneer of Science...
A Pioneer of Science Fiction – C.L. Moore
February 25, 2013 | Posted by Staff
It is always an interesting day interning in the University Archives – more and more I find pleasant surprises in the collections. For science fiction fans like myself there is (until recently) an unknown treasure in the digital collection, three short fiction stories written by the American science fiction and fantasy writer C. L. Moore. Written under her legal name Catherine Moore for the IU student publication The Vagabond (a collection of poetry, essays and fiction), these stories give a wonderful view of her emerging writing style.
"Two Fantasies"
Thanks to a recent reference request, I began trying to find more information about Moore's time while attending IU when she attended IU Bloomington because as is the case with many other successful authors, there is plenty of detail about her later achievements and writings, but not so much about the early days. How did she get started? What did she write about? What was her life like at that time?
Born in Indianapolis on January 24, 1911, as a child Moore did a lot of reading due to being frequently ill. At the age of 18, she enrolled at Indiana University, attending three semesters from the fall of 1929 through the fall of 1930. Pictures of Memorial Hall where Moore resided give you a sense of what life was like for her here at that time. No School of Music, no Jordan Hall or greenhouse crowding up alongside. Part of that great stone wall still exists but the archway is gone.
Other images show the dining, living and dorm rooms where she lived, studied and wrote. Perhaps this is where some of her inspiration for the "Happily Ever After" story came from?
However, before officially declaring a major, she withdrew from the university due to the financial hardships of the Great Depression and returned to Indianapolis to work as a secretary.
In the 1930s and 40s, she began publishing stories in pulp magazines like Weird Tales and Astounding Science-Fiction. At the time the genre was dominated by male writers and if a woman wanted to be published she was forced to publish under a pseudonym that was either male or ambiguously gender neutral.
As an example of that mindset, Moore met her husband, Henry Kuttner – also a science fiction writer – in 1936 when he wrote her a fan letter thinking she was a man. The couple were married in 1940. Their writing collaboration under the pseudonym Lewis Padgett resulted in "Mimsy Were the Borogoves", considered a must-read classic. You may remember recently a movie that was released called the The Last Mimzy which was based upon this story. Later in their careers, the pair moved to California to study at the University of Southern California, where Moore graduated in 1956. Sadly, following the death of her husband in 1958, Moore stopped writing fiction though she sometimes wrote scripts for television shows such as Maverick and 77 Sunset Strip and taught writing courses at USC. When she remarried Thomas Reggie she stopped writing completely though she continued to be very much involved with the Tom and Terri Pinckard Science Fiction literary salon, contributing to literary discussions with other members such as Larry Niven (Ringworld) and George Clayton Johnson (Twilight Zone and Star Trek). Moore died on April 4, 1987 in Hollywood, California, in her home.
If you'd like to read the article which resulted from this reference inquiry and learn more about C.L. Moore check out this recent article in Kirkus!
Tags: 1930s, From our collections, Memorial Hall, student life, student publications, students
Dina Kellams says:
Thank you for that reference! For those interested, this book can be found in the Wells Library: https://iucat.iu.edu/catalog/6441150.
Paul Fraser says:
"At the time the genre was dominated by male writers and if a woman wanted to be published she was forced to publish under a pseudonym that was either male or ambiguously gender neutral."
I am afraid that just isn't correct–there were many woman who published in the fantasy and science fiction magazines during the 1930s and 1940s using their own names. In Moore's case she used her initials to conceal her writing from her employer.
Eric Lief Davin's book "Partners in Wonder: Women and the Birth of Science Fiction, 1926-1965" is a definite reference work on this subject if anyone requires evidence.
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Shirley Cramer, Public's Health guru. Well, that's how she came over! Luckily, her main job is Chief Exec of The Royal Society for Public Health, the oldest Public Health organisation in the world (161 years old). And she gets involved in a lot of other things too – see later.
It is often the chatees (interviewee is the right word, but doesn't fit Roy's avuncular evisceration technique) – the chatees back story that informs why they have ended up in that chair right now. Shirley's was more varied than normal.
Back to New York City. (Tired yet?). Voluntary sector again. Learning Disability. Set up a Washington office. And was told to be bi-partisan, as she was issues based. Managed to befriend both sides, which stood them in good stead. Clinton 1 administration at the time. Worked. Televised Summit – "No child shall be left behind".
A book fell out of this – still available – "Learning Disabilities – Lifelong Issues". Click to see..
The Royal Society for Public Health is the oldest of its type in the world -as I said before. Abroad, it is talked of reverentially. Roy batted that back with the he rejoinder that Public Health had failed.
We did have a lot of talk about the reports they publish. Interesting, they are both fact based at the start, but also add in public opinion of those facts to find out if change is plausible and possible?
The discussion ranged wide – as wide as The Public's Health remit is. Smoking? Tony Blair given plaudits for it. Sugar tax? £430 m – already taken, and has been allocated to schools specifically for fitness and outdoor kit. It's probably only £20 000 per school, but it's money they wouldn't have and they can't spend it on anything but sports stuff. Will it prevent childhood obesity? Maybe a step in the right direction?
There are pockets of excellence to copy. Portugal making possession of drugs for personal use legal. Crime and death rates have dropped. Scandinavia has the infrastructure (and smaller populations, I contend) to manage poverty well. There is also a positive attitude to 'herd immunity' everyone gets their kids immunised, to protect next door. We do it for our own.
There have been som excellent nudges in the right direction (report on high streets and poor areas having the worst range of shops).
I think though I tend to side with Roy. Once we have the pointers from pressure groups such as RSPH, then Brits need legislation (Crash helmets; Smoking; Speed limits). If you visit Scandinavia, you will note that (e.g.) the Danes don't venture forth to cross a road until the little green man says so. Brits ignore that, and get tutted at. We are essentially a little bit rebellious, and don't like to be told what to do. But if it's law, we do tend to do it right. But we need to be pointed in the right direction first, and bodies like RSPH can do that very effectively.
Despite being in the widest job brief I can imagine, she also gets involved in other charities and groups. It seems she may not know the detail or the specifics, but that doesn't matter – she has great people around her. And she is very good at leading and motivating a team. A vision person, I think.
Her one wish? Politicians to become more engaged and brave.
If that happens, maybe we could slowly move from a sickness based service to a Public's Health service, with the NHS there for the fewer sick?


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A Pomapoo is not just a brilliant word to say, it's also a pretty cool crossbreed of dog.
A Pomapoo dog is a Pomeranian Poodle mix and depending on the results of the genetic lottery, its coat and temperament can vary tremendously. Having said that you are unlikely to see a Pomapoo, also known as a Teacup Pomapoo, that's not cute or that isn't relatively mild-mannered. In fact, few could argue that the Pomapoo puppy is the cutest thing you are likely to see.
A crossbreed allows for a wide spectrum of personality types in dogs. You may be hoping that the best of both breeds combine to give you the most well-behaved dog in existence but it's likely that you will get a fairly friendly, slightly reserved dog. Each will have their own personality but you may also need to train them to be comfortable on their own as they have a tendency to suffer from separation anxiety. Each puppy gets certain traits from their parents, especially the mother, so ask about the behavior of the puppy's mother if thinking of adopting. An almost undeniable trait is that they love people and make for great companions.
A Pomapoo dog is the ideal apartment or small space pet. The puppies are tiny and even the adults are pretty small with a weight range of about 5–15 lbs. That weight is housed in the area of about 8–10 inches. A little cute pocket princess or pocket rocket.
The Pomapoo has flexible personality traits and they often come from the owner. The includes, but is not limited to, activity. The Pomapoo is comfortable with lounging around watching Netflix for much of the evening but does need active playtime and a nice walk. Although not known for its athletic capabilities, a Pomapoo can surprise owners for their agility and eagerness to participate in the fun.
Both Pomeranians and Poodles are smart breeds so it makes sense that the Pomapoo is as well. They have a strong aptitude for learning and take guidance on socialization from a young age very well. The advice is to train them early, reinforce with play and praise and reward with treats. That process can start as early as eight weeks, don't leave it until six months or you will face an uphill battle. Do this and you will have a gorgeous companion.
The Teacup Pomapoo really is a great family pet and interacts with older children really well. You may need to be careful leaving him/her with younger kids as they are often unaware how delicate the puppy can be. Children should be shown how to interact with the puppy in a safe manner and this should help avoid any accidental injuries or aggravation. The Pomapoo also gets on exceptionally well with other pets. It helps to introduce the Pomapoo to other animals from an early age as this will allow much better friendship between family pets.
There is so much information on food and nutrition these days and it may seem a little daunting but there are basics. Your dog will require a high-quality food diet. Dry foods known as kibble may be recommended for your puppy for digestive and convenience reasons but they don't fully cover the needs of your little friend. Many have essential nutrients but can have filler and even some harmful additives. If you do decide to feed your dog dry foods, then it may be best to supplement with certain raw foods such as meats and vegetables.
Pomapoo's often love organ foods such as liver and kidney and also lean white meat. Sweet potato, spinach baby carrots as well as some rice or pasta can be good also. Try to keep the protein intake of your Pomapoo high, between 40–45%. The Pomapoo will require about two cups of food in the day. This can be broken up into 3–4 times a day as the Pomapoo is quite active when growing and potentially split into twice a day as it gets older. Try to avoid feeding your dog chocolate and even raisins and grapes are considered toxic to dogs. Spicy foods are also out as it upsets their tiny little stomachs.
As stated above, cross-breeding makes it difficult to predict the overall look and coat of the Pomapoo and therefore grooming will depend on this. The puppy should be brought to a groomer every couple of months to get their hair trimmed, nails clipped and a shampoo (dog shampoo only) Regardless of the type of hair, daily (or every other day) brushing is required. A curly haired Pomapoo sheds slightly less than their straighter haired friends and can also have less of an effect on people with allergies because of this. As the Pomapoo can develop dental problems a bi-weekly brush is advised. Ears should be examined weekly and cleaned accordingly and eye tears should be wiped regularly to prevent infection.
The average lifespan of the Pomapoo is between 12 and 14 years.
Ask the breeder about potential genetic issues. Crossbreed can inherit disease from either the Toy Poodle or the Pomeranian breed. It's very difficult to predict with a large amount of certainty if your puppy will develop any genetic problem but it's always best to ask as many questions before purchasing. A good breeder will know all the answers and the dog's health history. They will be happy to let you know of any potential issues and how to take care of them.
If you meet a Pomapoo breeder who is unwilling or unable to answer your health question then look elsewhere. Certification to back up breeder's claims is always worth getting. As mentioned previously, the Pomapoo may mirror your exercise habits and activity. If you notice a little extra pounds around the holidays then maybe your little puppy does too! Keeping your dog in shape and within a normal body fat range is the best and easiest way to keep it healthy and extend its life.
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It is the job of the owner and not an article on the Internet to name your dog. However, due to the differences in appearance of these loveable little creatures you may plan to nameyour new puppy "Sam" but realize they look more like a "Sambuca." The best advice is to wait until you see your new puppy and a name will present itself.
If your looking for the perfect dog you should also check out the most protective dog breeds. These breeds of dogs will make anyone think twice about entering your home or approaching you with one of these dogs! There are some breeds specifically raised to protect your children too! For more information read this article "Most Protective Dog Breeds".


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Court documents reveal how Trump University staffers sold the brand
Donald Trump at a news conference in N.Y. where he announced the establishment of Trump University on May 23, 2005.
June 1, 2016, 2:23 AM UTC / Updated June 1, 2016, 2:28 AM UTC
By Alexandra Jaffe
Trump University salespeople were instructed to play to peoples' emotions and suggest that potential customers rely heavily on credit card debt or retirement funds to pay for the classes, according to documents unsealed by a federal judge Tuesday.
The rise and fall of Trump University
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"You don't sell products, benefits or solutions — you sell feelings," Trump University salespeople were counseled.
Another document related to a lawsuit against the for-profit university advises: "This sales process is based on managing the emotions of the client by focusing on the psychology of the sale. The metaphor we use for this process is the Roller Coaster of emotions."
Those marked just a portion of the tips and tricks outlined in the Trump University "playbooks," manuals that comprised the bulk of the nearly 400 pages released by Southern California District Judge Gonzalo Curiel's order.
Little of the records unsealed Tuesday was new, as Politico had already released the entire 2010 Trump University playbook. The cache of court documents also includes the 2009 playbook, which was far shorter and less extensive than its followup, but included many of the same guidelines.
These playbooks offer a fuller accounting of the tactics Trump University used to find and secure new students for courses that many critics and former students allege amounted to little more than fraud. The for-profit university closed in 2011, but is now ensnared in three lawsuits — two class-action suits brought by former students, including the one to which these documents were related, and a civil case brought by New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman. The university has become a point of controversy for Trump as he navigates the presidential race.
RELATED: The case against Trump University
Former GOP primary opponents Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio held up Trump University as a "con-job" perpetrated against vulnerable buyers, and Hillary Clinton's campaign has already been poring over documents related to the courses for potential targets.
While the documents unsealed Tuesday didn't reveal any bombshells, they did outline aggressive sales tactics that could provide further fodder for opponents' attacks.
The Clinton campaign has been building a case against Trump based on past comments expressing "excitement" over the 2008 housing market crash, and the new documents could add to that case.
An advertisement from 2009 — following the housing market crash, amid the foreclosure crisis and economic recession that gripped the nation for years — pitches potential clients to "be Donald Trump's guest at a free investor workshop and learn how you can profit from the largest real estate liquidation in history!"
Trump University sales technique exposed
"We help you by teaching you how to profit from the $700 billion bailout that has opened the door for unprecedented investment opportunities," the advertisement reads.
The 2009 playbook also counsels Trump University salespeople to tell potential buyers that "you've found an answer to their problems and a way for them to change their lifestyle." Documents from both years advise salespeople to negotiate around the price — which could be as much as $34,995 for the "Gold Elite" package — while suggesting buyers without available means rely on credit cards or savings to fund the course.
"If they complain about the price, remind them that Trump is the BEST!!" one document counsels Trump University staffers.
Another document, which outlines a sample script a salesperson could use when confronted with a cash-strapped buyer, tells Trump University staffers how to sell potential buyers on paying for the course with credit.
"We teach the technique of using OPM ... Other People's Money," the script reads.
"Most students who are invited to this program use established lines of credit, like a credit card, utilizing the bank's money, OPM, to handle their tuition. I'm not talking about tens of thousands of dollars, but on the other hand, not a couple of hundred dollars either."
RELATED: Trump goes after judge in Trump University case
The documents also suggest students borrow from their retirement accounts and dip into savings to pay for the classes.
The Washington Post requested access to the documents in April, but Judge Curiel's order to unseal the records came this weekend, after Trump lambasted him as "very hostile" on the stump in California Friday. The GOP presumptive nominee suggested the judge's Mexican heritage could make him biased and may be cause for him to be removed from the case.
"The judge was appointed by Barack Obama, federal judge. Frankly, he should recuse himself because he's given us ruling after ruling after ruling, negative, negative, negative," Trump said Friday.
At a press conference on Tuesday, Trump was unapologetic for his attacks, calling Curiel a "hater" and stating, simply, "I don't care" when asked why he attacked the judge.
In his order, Judge Curiel hinted at Trump's attacks, noting that the Republican nominee has "placed the integrity of these court proceedings at issue."


Just a bit of thoughty again, but I hope it's enough to get your mental corn popping.
98.6 degrees is a normal body temperature, right? Not quite. Michele Cohen Marill for Wired.
Waffles, the sidecar dog. The vid with her and friend, Biscuit, is only on Facebook, so this will have to do for now.
Be well, be kind, and stay strong. The world needs your stories!


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Q: Can't select the quota edit option for a resource even with owner role GCP I was using the free tier account and I got the error after which I upgraded. I got a confirmation email that my account is upgraded. But I still face the same trouble.
For reference I am trying to modify the BigQuery Reservation API quota. And the alert message reads:
Edit is not allowed for this quota.

A: First you need to confirm the status of your account; you can do it via Cloud Console:

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*Sign in to the Manage billing accounts page in the Google Cloud
Console.

*If you have more than one Cloud Billing account, select the name of
the Cloud Billing account you want to view.

*On the Billing Account Overview page, look for the Credit info card.

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*If the Cloud Billing account is still limited to a Free Trial Cloud
Billing account, you will see a Free trial credit info card.
This card displays the status of any remaining free trial credits, and
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This card displays the status of any remaining free trial credits. To
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If your account is upgraded to a paid version and you still can't change the quotas wait 24 hours just as John Hanley suggested.
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The Greene County Safe Communities Coalition will kickoff the Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over event today in Beavercreek.
The event is set from 4:30 to 6 p.m. at the Greene Town Center, 4452 Buckeye Lane.
The event highlights the dangers of drugged- and alcohol-impaired driving through "fatal vision goggle activities and education," according to a release.
The coalition is hosting the event in collaboration with AAA and local law enforcement.
Lt. Matt Schmenk, commander of the Ohio State Highway Patrol Xenia Post, and Kara Hitchens, senior specialist with AAA Miami Valley will be on hand.
For more information, contact Jillian Drew at (937) 374-5683 or jdrew@gcph.info.