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Reserva natural, ou  reserva florestal, são denominações de certas áreas protegidas, cujas definições podem variar de acordo com a legislação do país. Às vezes são usadas com o mesmo significado de "áreas protegidas". As reservas naturais são áreas de importância para a preservação da vida selvagem, flora, fauna ou características geológicas e outras de especial interesse, as quais são reservadas e gerenciadas para sua conservação ética e para favorecer o estudo e a pesquisa em condições favoráveis. Reservas florestais podem ser designadas por instituições governamentais em alguns países (como o ICMBio no Brasil ou o ICNF de Portugal), ou por particulares donos de terras, organizações sem fins lucrativos e instituições de pesquisa, nacionais ou estrangeiras. Reservas florestais são classificadas em diferentes categorias da IUCN, dependendo do nível de proteção garantido pelas leis locais. Uma reserva de vida selvagem é uma área protegida importante para a fauna e flora, a qual deve receber proteção visando sua conservação. É possível fazer pesquisa não-invasiva, moralmente aceitável, em animais selvagens capturados em circunstâncias em que tais animais sejam incapazes de sobreviver por conta própria (por exemplo, domesticados em demasia, feridos ou deformados) e portanto, a reserva lhes oferece uma possibilidade de vida que, de outra forma, não seria possível. '

História

Práticas culturais que igualam aproximadamente ao estabelecimento e a manutenção de áreas reservadas para animais remontam à antiguidade, com o rei Devanampiya Tissa de Sri Lanka, que estabelece um dos mais antigos santuários de vida selvagem do mundo no século III a.C. As reservas antecipadas, muitas vezes, tinha sustentamento religioso, tais como o "mal da floresta' áreas da África Ocidental, que foram proibidas aos seres humanos, que foram ameaçados com o ataque espiritual se fossem lá. Áreas sagradas, tabu para os humanos, proíbem a pesca e a caça, e são conhecidas por muitas culturas antigas em todo o mundo.

A primeira reserva natural moderna do mundo foi estabelecida em 1821 pelo naturalista e explorador Charles Waterton em torno de sua propriedade em Walton, no West Yorkshire. Ele gastou 9 000 libras esterlinas na construção do parque de caçadores de 3 milhas de comprimento. Ele tentou incentivar os pássaros com o plantio de árvores e esvaziamento de troncos para corujas de nidificação.

Inventou também caixas artificiais de ninho para abrigar estorninhos e gralhas-de-nuca-cinzenta e tentou, sem sucesso, introduzir corujinhas da Itália. Waterton permitiu, às pessoas locais, o acesso à sua reserva e foi descrito por David Attenborough como "uma das primeiras pessoas a reconhecer não só que o mundo natural era de grande importância, mas que precisava de proteção".

Drachenfels (Siebengebirge) foi protegido como o primeiro estado-área de reserva natural na Alemanha moderna. O lugar foi comprado pelo Estado prussiano, em 1836, para protegê-lo da exploração de pedreiras.

A primeira grande reserva natural foi o Parque Nacional de Yellowstone, em Wyoming, nos Estados Unidos, seguido pelo Royal National Park perto de Sydney, na Austrália, e a reserva natural Barguzin da Rússia Imperial, o primeiro de zapovedniks, instituído pelo governo federal, inteiramente para o estudo científico da natureza.

Em todo o mundo

Austrália
Na Austrália, uma reserva natural, é o título de um tipo de área protegida utilizada em jurisdições do Território da Capital Australiana, Nova Gales do Sul, Tasmânia e Austrália Ocidental. A expressão "reserva natural" é definida no respectivo estatuto utilizado nos estados e territórios, e não por um único estatuto nacional. A partir de 2014, 1 767, de um total de 10 339 áreas protegidas listadas dentro do Sistema da Reserva Nacional da Austrália, usaram a expressão "reserva natural" em seus nomes.

Brasil
No Brasil, as reservas naturais são classificadas como "estações ecológicas" ou "reservas biológicas" pelo Sistema Nacional de Unidades de Conservação da Natureza. Seus principais objetivos são a preservação de fauna e flora e demais atributos naturais, excluindo a interferência direta do ser humano. Visitas são permitidas apenas com permissão, e só para a educação ou para fins científicos. Alterações de ecossistemas, em ambos os tipos de reserva são permitidos para recuperar e preservar o equilíbrio natural, a diversidade biológica e os processos ecológicos naturais. Estações Ecológicas também estão autorizadas a alterar o ambiente estritamente dentro de limites definidos (por exemplo, afetando não mais do que 3% da área, ou , o que for menor) para a finalidade de pesquisa científica. A reserva de vida selvagem no Brasil também é protegida, e a caça não é permitida, mas os produtos e subprodutos de pesquisa podem ser vendidos.

Egito
Há 29 reservas naturais no Egito, que cobrem 12 % do território egípcio. Essas reservas naturais foram construídos de acordo com as leis nº. 102/1983 e 4/1994 para a proteção da reserva natural egípcia. O Egito anunciou um plano para construir 40 reservas naturais, a partir de 1997, para 2017, para ajudar a proteger os recursos naturais, a cultura e a história dessas áreas. A maior reserva natural no Egito é Gebel Elba () no sudeste, na costa do Mar Vermelho.

União Europeia

Dinamarca
A Dinamarca tem três parques nacionais e várias reservas naturais, algumas delas dentro da área de parques nacionais. A maior reserva natural é a de Hanstholm, que abrange  e é parte de um parque nacional.

Suécia
Na Suécia, existem 29 parques nacionais. O primeiro deles, foi criado em 1909. Na verdade, a Suécia foi o primeiro país Europeu que estabeleceu 9 parques nacionais. Há quase 4 000 reservas naturais, na Suécia. Elas constituem cerca de 85% da superfície e é protegida pelo Código Ambiental Sueco.

Estónia

Na Estônia, há 5 parques nacionais, mais de 100 reservas naturais e cerca de 130 paisagens em áreas de proteção. A maior reserva natural da Estônia é Alam-Pedja, que abrange a .

Alemanha
Em 1995, a Alemanha tinha 5 314 reservas naturais cobrindo , a maior parte de suas áreas na Baviera com  e Baixa Saxónia, com .

Hungria

Na Hungria, existem 10 parques nacionais, mais de 15 reservas naturais e mais de 250 áreas protegidas. Parque Nacional Hortobágy é a maior pastagem natural contínua na Europa e no mais antigo parque nacional na Hungria. Está situado na parte oriental da Hungria, na planície do Alföld. Foi criado em 1972. Há pastagens alcalinas interrompidos por pântanos. Eles têm uma importância considerável , porque não são os viveiros. Uma das vistas mais espetaculares do parque é a migração de outono de guindastes . Algumas espécies famosas de animais húngaros vivem no Parque Nacional Hortobágy, como o gado cinza, Racka - ovinos existentes só na Hungria, cavalos húngaros e búfalos. O Parque Nacional Hortobágy tem sido um Patrimônio Mundial da UNESCO desde 1 de Dezembro de 1999.

Polônia

Desde 2011, a Polônia tem 1 469 reservas naturais.

Reino Unido
Existem algumas diferenças entre a regulamentação para a Inglaterra, Irlanda do Norte, Escócia e País de Gales, cujas reservas são gerenciadas separadamente.

No final de Março de 2004, existiam 215 reservas naturais nacionais, na Inglaterra, com uma área total de 879 quilômetros quadrados. As reservas são espalhadas pela Inglaterra, a partir de Lindisfarne em Northumberland até a Cornualha. Quase todos os condados rurais têm pelo menos uma. Muitas reservas naturais nacionais contam a nível nacional, com importantes populações de raras flores, samambaias e musgos, borboletas e outros insetos, e de nidificação e invernada de aves. Exemplos incluem plantas alpinas na Superior Teesdália e o campo da Fritillaria meleagris em  Cricklade, no Wiltshire.

Há, agora, mais de 1 050 reservas naturais locais na Inglaterra. Elas variam de florestas antigas e prados ricos em flor dos antigos caminhos de ferro do centro da cidade, aterros longos abandonados e zonas industriais agora re-colonizados por animais selvagens. No total, eles cobrem quase 40 000 hectares - um recurso natural impressionante, que faz uma contribuição importante para a Inglaterra e a  biodiversidade. Um bom exemplo é a reserva natural em East Sussex, onde uma rede de percursos pedestres permite que os visitantes explorem as lagoas salinas, pântanos e habitat.

Através da Lei do Patrimônio Natural (Escócia) de 1991, foi criado, em 1992, o Patrimônio Natural Escocês (SNH) como um órgão do governo controlado pelos ministros do Governo escocês e, através deles, pelo parlamento escocês. Em 31 de março de 2008, existiam 65 reservas naturais nacionais na Escócia, com uma área total de cerca de 1 330 quilômetros quadrados. A Seção 21 dos Parques Nacionais e o Acesso à Lei de Campo 1 949 dá, às autoridades locais, o poder legal exclusivo para estabelecer uma reserva de natureza local, em consulta com o SNH.

Israel
O Ato de 1963 dos Parques Nacionais e Reservas Naturais de Israel  define uma reserva de natureza como "uma área onde são preservadas a vida animal, vida vegetal, terra, cavernas ou na água, que têm uma importância científica ou educacional, de alterações indesejadas em sua aparência, em sua composição biológica ou no seu desenvolvimento, e que o Ministro do Interior, através da recomendação do Ministério da Agricultura ou após a consulta com ele, declarada nos protocolos que é uma reserva natural. " Em 1984, as duas áreas com o maior número de reservas naturais foram a Sul (15,2%) e Samaria (Shomron, 13,5%).

Japão
Sob a Conservação da Lei da Natureza, os lugares podem ser designados como "áreas de deserto', 'áreas de conservação da natureza" e "a prefeitura de áreas de conservação da natureza'. Em 1995, quando o Governo Japonês publicou as suas informações em inglês, havia 5 sertões, 10 áreas de conservação da natureza e 516 prefeitura de áreas de conservação da natureza.

Jordânia
Há sete reservas naturais na Jordânia. Em 1966, a organização que mais tarde iria começar reservas naturais da Jordânia, a Real Sociedade para a Conservação da Natureza, foi fundada. Foram os primeiros esforços de RSCN envolvidos trazendo de volta espécies gravemente ameaçadas de extinção. Em 1973, RSCN foi dado o direito de emitir licenças de caça, dando RSCN uma mão superior na prevenção da extinção. O primeiro passo foi a fundação da primeira reserva natural da Jordânia, Shaumari Wildlife Reserve, em 1975. O objetivo principal foi criar meios para se reproduzir espécies ameaçadas de extinção, especificamente: o Órix-árabe, gazelas, avestruzes, e onagros-persas em seu ambiente natural.

Quirguistão
No final de 2009, havia 10 reservas naturais no Quirguistão, abrangendo 600 000 hectares (6 mil km2) ou cerca de 3% da área total do país.

Nova Zelândia
A Nova Zelândia tem uma variedade de tipos de reserva, incluindo Parques Nacionais, diversos tipos de Áreas de Conservação (incluindo a administração da terra que ainda está para ser oficialmente classificada), e sete tipos específicos de "Reserva", cada um dos quais priorizam vários graus de proteção para diferentes comodidades como cenário, recreação , flora e fauna , valor científico ou histórico . A terra é muitas vezes sub- categorizados abaixo de sua classificação geral , tal como definido na lei entre a Lei de Reserva de 1977, os Parques Nacionais Ato de 1980, e a Lei de Conservação de 1987. Sob estas classificações, o Departamento de Conservação administra mais de 80 000 km2- quase 30% do total do país, área com, pelo menos, algum grau de proteção. Esta terra é composto por 14 parques nacionais , 30 parques de conservação , e aproximadamente 8 900 áreas discretas de terra no total.

Embora a maioria das terras públicas seja fortemente protegida para preservação natural, o termo reserva natural é definido especificamente na Lei de Reservas para significar uma reserva que dê prioridade à proteção da flora e fauna , na medida em que o acesso público é de somente autorizar. Algumas dessas provisões incluem Ilhas Ecológicas, comparativamente, um novo conceito na preservação da vida selvagem, foi a pioneira na Nova Zelândia para ajudar a reconstruir as populações de cerca de aves extintas, e outras espécies que estão fortemente ameaçadas por predadores introduzidos.

Nicarágua

Na Nicarágua, o Ministério do meio Ambiente e dos Recursos Naturais (MARENA) é o encarregado da proteção ambiental e do estudo, de planeamento e de gestão dos recursos naturais da Nicarágua. Cerca de um quinto do território é designado como áreas protegidas, como parques nacionais, reservas naturais, reservas biológicas. A Nicarágua tem 78 áreas protegidas que abrangem 22,422 km2, de 17,3% do território da nação. Existem reservas naturais privadas com terras excluídas do confianças de terra privados e mantida a critério custo do titular . Por exemplo, " O parques, animais selvagens , e de Lazer" foi criada dentro do Corredor Biológico Mesoamericano pelo ex-bombeiro FDNY Kevin Michael Shea , que comprou 46 acres (0,19 quilômetro quadrado) de terra, desta maneira, é um exemplo deste tipo de reserva natural privada.

Rússia
Há cerca de 100 reservas naturais na Rússia, cobrindo cerca de 330 000 quilômetros quadrados (130 000 milhas quadradas), ou cerca de 1,4% da área total do país. Algumas delas são anteriores à Revolução de Outubro de 1917, mas a maioria foi criada durante a era da União Soviética. Há, também, áreas naturais protegidas, onde apenas algumas espécies são protegidas, ou apenas determinadas atividades são proibidas; aqueles que são conhecidos como zakaznik.

África Do Sul
A África do sul é conhecida por suas muitas reservas. A mais antiga reserva natural no país é a reserva natural Groenkloof, criada em 1892, na cidade capital, Pretória, na antiga [República Sul-Africana]] e atual República da África do Sul. O país possui muitos parques nacionais, mas o mais conhecido é o Parque Nacional Kruger, que foi criado em 1898 e é o maior, com cerca de . O parque Kruger e o Parque Nacional Table Mountain são as duas atrações turísticas mais visitadas da África do Sul. A África do sul também tem um grande número de sítios do Patrimônio Mundial, incluindo o Shamwari, Londolozi, Sanbona e Lalibela. O país tem, atualmente, 20 parques nacionais, abrangendo , cerca de 3% da área total da África do Sul.

Suíça
O Parque Nacional Suíço, criado em 1914, foi um dos primeiros parques nacionais na Europa. Além do Parque Nacional Suíço, a Suíça também tem dezesseis parques naturais regionais.

A organização ambiental Pro Natura cuida de cerca de 650 reservas naturais de vários tamanhos, em toda a Suíça (250 quilômetros quadrados).

Estados Unidos

Nos Estados Unidos, a United States Fish and Wildlife Service é responsável por gerenciar muitas reservas naturais, incluindo refúgios naturais de vida silvestre. Os governos estaduais e locais administram outros, e alguns são privados, fundos de investimento, que são financiados através de doações pessoais. Existem reservas naturais privadas com terras excluídas das confianças de terra privadas e mantidas a critério de custo do titular. Wilbur Hot Springs 'Dr. Richard Louis Miller doou 1 800 acres (7,3 quilômetros quadrados) de terra desta maneira e é um exemplo deste tipo de reserva de natureza privada.

Eritreia
Na Eritreia, Yob Reserva de vida Selvagem é encarregado de cuidar da vida selvagem de plantas e animais na área.

Veja também
 Biodiversidade
 História natural
 Vida selvagem
 Natureza selvagem

Referências

Conservação
Reservas naturais
Áreas protegidas

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Bachmann Backtracks on 'Not an Issue' Remark on Marriage Equality
The right-wing congresswoman also said the subject is 'boring' — but she then added that she meant it's boring that the media only asks Republicans about the issue.
By Trudy Ring
September 29 2014 4:00 PM EDT
Ultraconservative congresswoman and former presidential hopeful Michele Bachmann is having to walk back on comments implying that she's tired of fighting marriage equality.
Marriage equality is "not an issue," Bachmann told gay journalist and Sirius XM ratio host Michelangelo Signorile Friday at the Values Voter Summit, a gathering of right-wing activists in Washington, D.C. "In fact, it's boring," she added before walking away.
There was immediate outcry from the others on the right, with the American Family Association's Bryan Fischer telling Signorile, "Well, I'd have to know more about what Representative Bachmann meant when she said that. The debate is far from settled. We've got a long way to go."
The Minnesota Republican congresswoman did some damage control Sunday in an interview with conservative news site WND, essentially blaming the media. "What I said is that this won't be the issue that drives the 2014 election," she said (Signorile posted a clarification to this effect in his Huffington Post column). "I told the reporter it's getting boring having them only press this issue with Republicans while ignoring Democrats. The media loves to divide us on this issue. They look for something all the time. I said nothing different. I'm the woman who carried the traditional marriage amendment in Minnesota, and I stand firm in my belief that marriage should be between one man and one woman."
That amendment, which would have written a ban on same-sex marriage into the state constitution, was turned away by voters in 2012. The Minnesota legislature then approved marriage equality the following year. And since June 2013, when the U.S. Supreme Court struck down a key section of the federal Defense of Marriage Act, there have been 40 federal and state court rulings in favor of marriage equality and only two against. Still, marriage equality opponents say it's not time to give up.
"When the homosexual lobby was 0 and 31 [having lost at the ballot in 31 states on marriage], the gay lobby didn't quit," Fischer told Signorile. "They didn't give up. They didn't do it. They didn't give up, and neither are we."
Listen to Bachmann's brief comments to Signorile below — she's barely audible, however.
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Glaring weaknesses in regulations and border protection issues are allowing building products contaminated with potentially deadly asbestos into Australia, a Senate committee has warned.
In an interim report tabled late on Wednesday, the committee raised particular concern about "the ability of Australia's enforcement agencies to effectively police borders so that [contaminated products] are detected and prevented from entering Australia".
"At the moment, this area of enforcement appears to require substantial strengthening and should be a high priority for government," it read.
"The importation of banned materials, such as asbestos, raises very serious concerns about the capacity of Australian authorities to deal with this issue, particularly in light of our open and dynamic trade environment."
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It said fines of up to $170,000 could be imposed, but only $64,000 in fines, penalties and costs had been issued since 2009.
The committee said the role of foreign governments in stopping contaminated products from leaving their shores should also be considered.
It has requested the inquiry be extended for a fourth time, to September 30, 2016, "due to the seriousness of the problem and the disjointed regulation of the use of building products, both manufactured in Australia and overseas".
In a statement, a spokesman for the Department of Immigration and Border Protection said they take concerns about "dangerous products very seriously".
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Which of these images represent sources of information? All of these images represent a source of information PCs connected to the Internet iPods with downloaded podcasts Books Newspapers Project files Information is information regardless of whether it comes as printed text, spoken word or an image.
4 Referencing – why do it? Sources need to be acknowledged when you are writing your project. This allows your teacher to Check your work See which sources of information you have used Ensure you haven't just made up the information Sources need to be acknowledged when you are writing your assignments. That means you need to say where the information has come from. By listing your sources it lets your teachers checked your work and see what information sources you have used when you have created your assignment. This allows your teachers to check that you haven't just made up the information.
5 Referencing – why do it? Referencing is also called 'acknowledging your sources' or 'citing' and is an important habit to get into. It can be the difference between passing and failing your project. Referencing has to be done in a special way. However before we look at how to create references/citations/bibliographies there is one very important point to think about: plagiarism.
using someone else's words and ideas and presenting them as if they were your own. copying and pasting from the Internet. You must write using your own words and thoughts when you complete your projects. Plagiarism is using someone else's words and ideas and presenting them as if they were your own. Plagiarism is cheating. You must write using your own words and thoughts when you complete your assignments. Plagiarism is common problem in schools and is sometimes committed by accident. However you should make sure you understand what plagiarism is so you can avoid it.
'I copied and pasted a paragraph from the Internet into my report without changing any words. Information on the web is free after all…' Answer: This is plagiarism. Straight copying from any source - a book, a magazine or a website – without changing any words is cheating and the most commonly committed form of plagiarism.
'I submitted parts of the same essay for two different projects.' Answer: Plagiarism. This is self plagiarism and is also not allowed.
'I copied a diagram I liked from the Internet but put a note beside it to say where I'd copied it from.' Answer: This is correct and not plagiarism. This is referencing a source correctly. You didn't create the diagram but you've stated where you got it from.
'I copied a few lines of a paragraph from a newspaper article. I enclosed them in quotation marks and presented the information as a quote from a newspaper.' Answer: This is correct and not plagiarism. Another example of referencing a source of information correctly.
Remember! When you first start to research a topic you should use the skills which you have been taught: Identify keywords Identify useful resources Use indexes and contents pages in books and encyclopaedias Skimming and scanning Note taking When you first start researching a project don't jump in straight away. Take a few moments to think about the information handling skills you been taught Think about identifying keywords for your topic Think about what types of resources you should look at – books, encyclopaedias, the internet, newspapers. Remember to look at the index of an encyclopaedia or contents pages in a book – they will help take you to the information you are seeking Skim and scan through the information looking for keywords relating to your topic – it may take you too long to read the whole page. Note down the information as you find it – use your own words where possible. Remember to mark quotes clearly too so you don't accidently commit plagiarism. Try and avoid whenever possible 'cutting and pasting' information from the Internet. This is another form of plagiarism easily committed by accident.
Remember to write down not just the useful information you discover but where you have found it too. It's very difficult to backtrack later if you can't remember which book or website the information comes from. One of the other main points to remember is to take notes of the information sources you look at as you are researching your project. This can save a lot of time and backtracking later if you don't remember which book or website the information comes from. Use the back page of your jotter, note cards, open a blank word document on your PC, whatever works for you! There is a check list in the booklet which will tell you what kind of information you need to create your references correctly.
14 When should I reference information?
Step 1: Citing in your text Include the abbreviated details of the work you are referring to Author's surname Year of publication, followed by a comma Page number(s) Example: Moore (2009, p.9) states that "the best place to find crude oil is at depths of 2,000 to 2,900 metres." There are three steps to referencing correctly – citing within the text, compiling a list of the references you have cited in the text and finally creating a bibliography. Firstly, in the body of your essay, assignment or project you should include the brief or abbreviated details of the work you are referring to. These are the author's name, date and the page number the information you are referencing appears on. An example is shown on the slide.
Author Moore, H. Year of Publication (2009) Title of the book The story behind oil. Place of Publication London: Publisher Heinemann Library. In the example below there are five elements for this book: So, put together, the whole reference list entry would look like this: Moore, H. (2009) The story behind oil. London: Heinemann Library. This is the first edition of this book so there is no need to include an edition number. So put together the final reference list entry looks like this: Moore, H. (2009) The story behind oil. London: Heinemann Library. Author Moore, H. Year of publication (2009) Title of the book The story behind oil. Place of publication London: Publisher Heinemann Library.
You need to have all the full stops, commas, colons and brackets in the right places to make your references correct! Some other, helpful tips: Always use an author name in your references if you can find one. This might even be a corporate body or an organisation e.g. Scottish Government. However if the publication is complied by an editor then use the abbreviation ed. or eds. to represent this. Only include the edition number of a book if it is not the first edition. Edition should be abbreviated to edn. (to avoid confusion with the abbreviation ed. or eds. for editor or editors). You can often find the publication's edition number on the front cover. An example of a reference with an editor and an edition number is included in the booklet. Finally, online and print versions of the same information are cited slightly differently – check to see what the differences are.
Step 3: How to create a bibliography A bibliography is a list of all the sources you have looked at. This should include sources you have quoted from but also other sources that have help you form your ideas and opinions while you have written your assignment. An example bibliography is shown in the booklet The example bibliography in the booklet shows all of the sources in the earlier reference list plus other sources that have not been cited in the text of an assignment. Remember you should list your references separately before you list your bibliography.
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Home NewsMadigan, ComEd and Illinois' Bi-Partisan Combine Under Fire
Madigan, ComEd and Illinois' Bi-Partisan Combine Under Fire
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Ives: "I spoke against it. I voted against it. I don't shy away from standing up to the special interests and the big government politicians in either party."
October 21, 2019 – The Chicago Tribune is reporting that federal investigators are seeking information about Democratic Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan in a subpoena and search warrant served on the City Club of Chicago as part of a probe into ComEd's lobbying practices, and as part of a larger investigation into public corruption in Illinois.
According to WBEZ,
Federal investigators are looking into allegations that Commonwealth Edison hired multiple politically connected employees and consultants in exchange for favorable government actions, including electricity rate increases…
ComEd's PAC has given a total of $253,000 in campaign contributions to the Democratic Party of Illinois and the Friends of Michael J. Madigan political committee in the last 15 years, records show. Over the past 11 years, individuals listing ComEd or Exelon as their employers have reported contributing more than $85,000 to those same two Madigan-controlled campaign funds.
Jeanne Ives, a Republican reform candidate for Congress and former state legislator, issued the following statement in response,
"Remember the Exelon bailout bill that gave them a $2.4 billion subsidy in 2016? The lobbyists were thick as thieves in Springfield trying to pass it. Rauner signed it. Republican leaders pushed it, and all the weak-kneed legislators fell in with the program. This was the bi-partisan combine at work in Illinois.
"The deal was a disgusting 450 pages of pandering hand-outs. There was a lot of pressure to vote for that bill. Exelon had worked the bill for over a year and as the bill developed it became a jobs program for special interests, a hand-out for renewable energy companies, and I wouldn't doubt, possibly led to pay-offs to the connected. This bill was a hot mess with the 10th amendment coming the morning of the final votes. I don't shy away from standing up to the special interests and the big government politicians in either party. I spoke against it. I voted against it. I wrote an op-ed that NONE of the Chicago media picked up.
"And now we have the Feds snooping around. I bet it is related to the passage of that bill. "
The Exelon bailout was one of the vignettes in an ad Ives' ran in the 2018 primary decried by the establishment Republicans and Democrats alike along with Illinois political press corps types who do their bidding.
Ives defended the ad at the time, "It was an illustration of policies put in place by Governor Rauner–along with political ruling class Republicans and Democrats–policies that Illinois families, particularly the suburban families I represented, needed to understand."
Ives lamented that it takes federal prosecutors to police politicians in both parties in Illinois because of their unwillingness to police themselves.
Dan Crenshaw Puts Ives on the National Map with an Exclamation Point
Ives Response to Casten's Impeachment Vote


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Глухо́е Перху́рово () — бывшая деревня (урочище) на территории Демидовичского сельсовета Дзержинского района Минской области Беларуси. Деревня была уничтожена вместе с жителями в ходе карательной операции «Якоб» в январе 1943 года. Деревня располагалась в 33 километрах от Минска, 27 километрах от Дзержинска.

История

Деревня Глухое Перхурово находилась на 1,5 километрах на запад от деревни Фрунзе. Первые упоминания об этом населенный пункт относятся к началу XVI века. Здешние земли принадлежали Радзивиллам, а в 1860 году — помещику Вагнеру. Деревня располагалась в лесистой местности. До Великой Отечественной войны насчитывалось более 30 дворов. На селе были распространены фамилии: Карабановичи, Морозы, Мацкевичи.

С началом войны много жителей деревни были призваны в Красную Армию. Во время оккупации десять молодых жителей деревни пошли в партизанскую бригаду им. Сталина и сражались с врагом в глубоком тылу. Жители деревни поддерживали связи с отрядами бригад им. Сталина, им. Дзержинского, им. Фрунзе. Были связными этих отрядов Мороз А.В., Карабанович В.А., Мацкевич Ю.В. и другие.

Карательная операция
В январе 1943 года партизаны обстреляли небольшой отряд немцев, который проезжал в 3-х километрах от деревни. Само боевое столкновение продолжалось не более 10 минут. Во время схватки был убит немецкий унтер-офицер и один солдат, три немца были ранены. Партизаны в бою потерь не понесли и отошли в глубь леса. Через несколько дней, а именно 30 января 1943 года в деревню с двух сторон ворвались гитлеровцы и полицаи с немецко-полицейского батальона Дирлевангера. Его батальон оставил очередной кровавый след в Дзержинском районе. Была последняя среда января 1943 года и никто из местных жителей не предполагал возможного немецкого вторжения. Здесь оккупанты применили отлаженную тактику уничтожения жителей в их собственных жилищах. Смешанные команды эсэсовцев и полицаев врывались в дома сразу после взрывов гранат, которые забрасывали через окна и двери, выжившие попадали под автоматный огонь. Искали тех, кто спрятался на чердаке, в подвалах, сараях, под печами. Затем уничтожались все животные в сараях, включая коров, лошадей, свиней, собак, и, даже, кошек. Украинские полицаи несколько раз прочесывали каждый дом, каждый подвал, каждый чердак и каждый сарай.

Выжить удалось молодой жительнице деревни Мороз Татьяне Устиновне, которая спряталась в подвале под свеклой. Два раза каратели заглядывали в подвал, светили фонарём, но её не обнаружили. Сделав несколько выстрелов в подвал из автоматов ушли.

Также спасся и малолетний Иван Мацкевич. Полицаи перебили всю его семью, а его не нашли. По совпадению остаться живым удалось Станиславу Карабановичу. Он ушёл в лес, где тем временем в деревне началась бойня. Он ждал почти пять часов, пока каратели не покинули деревню. Все это время он просидел в лесу и слышал, что творилось в его родной деревне.

После контрольного обхода дворов полицаи сожгли все 32 жилых дома, хозяйственные постройки, погреба. Вместе с домами и постройками горели тела убитых жителей деревни. Всего в ходе карательной операции были уничтожены 120 мирных жителей. Через несколько дней на пепелище пришли родственники погибших жителей Глухого Перхурова и партизаны бригад им. Сталина и Дзержинского. Останки погибших людей были собраны и захоронены.

Памятник
В 1957 году на месте сожженной деревни установлена мемориальная доска с надписью: «Здесь 30 января 1943 г. немецкими захватчиками были уничтожены 120 мирных жителей д. Глухое Перхурово», на могиле жертв фашизма поставлен обелиск. Из 120 расстрелянных фамилии 39 человек не были установлены. По рассказу жителя деревни Кулаковцы Александра Андреевича Просвирина, после отхода фашистов житель деревни Дворище Заневский спас трёхлетнюю девочку Зину, которая спряталась под печью сгоревшего дома. Заневский разгреб головешки, достал ребенка, взял его в кожух и принес домой. Позже удочерил девочку.
Деревня увековечена в мемориальном комплексе «Хатынь».

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Операция «Якоб»
Памятники Великой Отечественной войны в Белоруссии
Массовые казни
События 30 января
1943 год в Белоруссии
Места казней
Упразднённые населённые пункты Дзержинского района (Минская область)


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Tigers deny abduction charge amid allegations
[TamilNet, Tuesday, 07 October 2003, 18:38 GMT]
The spokesperson for the Liberation Tigers in Batticaloa denied Tuesday that they had forcibly recruited school children from the town of Valaichenai amid widespread allegations that they abducted the young persons to serve in their military. The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) on Tuesday criticised the incident as "completely unacceptable" and a serious violation of children's rights.
Journalists were invited to the LTTE's main conference centre in Karadiyanaaru, 24 kilometres northwest of Batticaloa town, Tuesday afternoon to interview 11 boys from Valaichenai said to have been abducted by the LTTE to bolster its ranks in the eastern district.
Mr. Krishan, the deputy head of the LTTE's political wing in Batticaloa, claimed that the eleven had joined up voluntarily.
He denied speculation in the eastern town Tuesday that the Sri Lanka Monitoring Mission (SLMM) was arranging a meeting between the parents of the boys and local Tiger leaders.
Parents and relatives of the eleven boys demonstrated Monday in Valaichenai town demanding the immediate release of their children.
Meanwhile, UNICEF, which runs a transit camp in Batticaloa for young persons who leave the LTTE, said that its ground teams are trying to verify the exact number of children who were taken away in Valaichenai, 32 kilometres north of Batticaloa town.


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RallyRM Mentors
RallyRM Mentor: Meet Shaunda Zilich
Before pursuing a career in Recruitment Marketing, Shaunda Zilich was a real estate agent, insurance agent and even operated her own motorcycle shop. To use Shaunda's own words, she has a "crazy diverse background."
Today, Shaunda holds the title of Global Talent Brand Manager for Qualtrics, and RallyRM Mentor.
"I tell people it's not very prescriptive. I think you can have a very wide array of things in your background and have it all make sense toward Employment Brand," Shaunda told the Rally Team.
How did you transition to Recruitment Marketing?
When Shaunda interviewed for her former position at GE, they were hiring for a "Social Media Recruiter" position. The responsibilities of the role were somewhat vague. She says the company knew there was a Recruitment Marketing need, but they didn't know what it was and how to go about it. Together, she says, they built up the role and eventually created a global Employer Brand team as well.
"I was talking to the Vice President and he asked, 'What do you think about this HR deal?' And I said, 'Well, it seems even better because instead of marketing people and products and services, I'm actually marketing experiences and plugging people into the opportunity, hopefully, of a lifetime,'" Shaunda said. "It was really neat to see that come together. It took a little while. First stepping into it I thought, 'This is going to happen overnight. This is a big company!' It really didn't. It took some selling of key stakeholders."
Is there anything you would have done differently in the beginning of your Recruitment Marketing career?
In the beginning, Shaunda admits she was intimidated when it came to approaching GE leadership about some of the Recruitment Marketing initiatives she had in the works. She thought she could move forward without it. In hindsight, she wishes she had gotten leadership on board right away because it wasn't until then that her famed "Brand Ambassador" program really took off. The buy-in, she says, is crucial.
"I think the other thing I would have done differently is discover sooner what my passion was. I knew that I could do marketing, but I didn't realize that the passion part of it was for people. I think that's where Employment Brand and Recruitment Marketing really start to play into my passions and talents. To me, that's part of your purpose and what you discover," Shaunda said.
What would your "elevator pitch" be to a company considering adopting Recruitment Marketing?
Shaunda has a pretty concise "elevator pitch" for any company toying with the idea of implementing Recruitment Marketing tactics.
"You can really think of it this way: We're getting to the point where people don't even want to do business with another company that doesn't respect their employees or doesn't have a reputation that it's a great place to work. If people don't want to do business with a company like that and people obviously don't want to work at a company like that, you're really losing out," Shaunda said.
Shaunda's insight and experience are invaluable. As Rally members look to expand their current roles and adopt more Recruitment Marketing practices, they can take inspiration from Shaunda. She's an example of just jumping in and being fearless.
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More shall we learn the tricks for them. Must be fairly easy.
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Shoreham boss Sammy Donnelly felt a few of his players 'didn't reach the standard' that his side normally aspires to in their 1-0 defeat against Broadbridge Heath in the Premier Division on Saturday. Picture by David Jeffery.
Shoreham boss Sammy Donnelly felt that some of his players didn't 'reach the standard' that was expected of them in Saturday's 1-0 home defeat against in-form Broadbridge Heath in the Premier Division on Saturday.
Richard Wetton's 67th minute strike ensured that the Bears took all three points, and left the Musselmen without a victory in three.
Donnelly said: "As far as effort goes you couldn't fault them. We just lacked that bit of quality that we had in the last few games. Somehow it's gone missing a bit.
"From now until the end of the season there will be games where we don't get the result. The lads gave everything in defeat and you can't ask for any more.
Heath started the game on the front foot but Shoreham's defence, and Musselmen 'keeper James Broadbent in particular, kept the visitors at bay.
On the stroke of half-time a through ball saw Broadbent out of his area and he collided with his own defender and Wetton. The Shoreham 'keeper fell badly and was motionless for several minutes. The referee blew for half-time and fortunately the Musselmen stopper was able to return to the changing room and after treatment continued for the second half.
Shoreham started the second half on the attack. A thunderous volley from Ryan McBride just missed the top corner and then a Musselmen header came back off the post.
On 68 minutes Wetton dropped deep, picked up the ball 30-yards out and hammered the ball into the bottom corner to give Heath the lead.
The game entered the last ten minutes and the Musslemen, with nothing to lose, started to throw more players forward. Heath had to negotiate a couple of corners and a 25-yard free kick before the final whistle blew.
Donnelly added: "The effort was there and but we needed a bit of luck, which you always need and I don't care what anyone says you do need luck.
"We had two or three chances on Saturday where we could have equalised or gone ahead but it wasn't to be. They did score a good goal and I think it was going to take a goal like that to decide who was going to win the game.
Shoreham host Newhaven on Tuesday night, before travelling to Peacehaven & Telscombe on Saturday.
Shoreham: Broadbent, Watts, Protto-Gates, Kirkwood, Bromage, Tuck, Myers, Rhodie, McBride, Fraser, Tuck. Subs: Mutungi, Firman.


Where were you born? Where were you brought up?
I was born I believe in Turnbridge Wells, in a hospital. I started my life growing up in a place called Walden House on Marylebone High Street. I went to a local school called St Mary's, when I was really young. From London my mother and also I were bouncing around my grandparents who lived on Onslow Gardens and my father's sister who lived in Wimbledon, terrible place that was, by the trains. And then from there my mother married and we moved to a place called Twyford in Berkshire. From Berkshire, we had a tiny little terrace house there, and there wasn't enough room in the house. There were only two bedrooms. So my parents erected this garden shed at the bottom of the garden with an intercom and that is where I was from the age of 6 till 9. From 4 to 6, I was with my auntie Wisty on the farm, in Pluckley, Kent. Pluckley is really interesting it is the most haunted village in England. As you look up Elvey Farm, where I lived, it is actually the most haunted house in the village. It was an old farm and my auntie Wisty who wasn't really my aunt, she was in fact a friend of my mother's looked after us on the farm. My mother couldn't look after us in the swinging 60's., We were shoved around between different people.
Elvey Farm has been turned into a Boutique Hotel in 2007.
Where do you feel from?
Surprisingly Europe somewhere. England has always been a bit foreign to me. I mean I don't like beer, I don't like football, and the weather is terrible, so.
Do you think your origins influence your art/enhance your vision?
No, I think the travelling did but not where I am originally from.
Having said that, I think definitely genetically there is some information. My family originates from Russia and Germany somewhere a long way back that definitely makes the work the way it is today. My grandfather is German and I have often heard people say my work is very German in the style and of course there are things in there that were very German so definitely genetically.
Somehow the information moves around and helps me create what I create through experiences in mind or in my genes.
I used to paint in my spare time. I didn't have that much time to paint because there were always more important things to do to make money. In the year 2000 I moved to New York. There, I was offered a chance to use someone's studio and the paints and the canvas, so I started painting there and I realized how easy it was for me to paint and somehow, I really don't know how it happened but people seemed to like what I did. I suppose the ultimate understanding of whether someone really likes something is if they buy it and people used to buy what I created so that was really the good start.
Who was your favourite artist as a kid?
I think David Hockney, wonderful colours, composition.
Are you a natural or did you study your art?
I am not sure if anybody is a natural at anything. I think you have to work really hard at something to make it into something and I work really hard. I think you have to have a natural ability to have spatial skills definitely. But to be what I am today, I wouldn't be able to create things the way I do today if I didn't have a lot of hard work behind it.
Where was your first exhibition?
First exhibition was in London. In the 80's but I wasn't a professional painter at that time. It took place in the Church Gallery just off Oxford Street, at Marble Arch.
What did you learn from your first exhibition?
That I had to produce more paintings.
What convinced you to pursue your art career full time?
It was something I was forced into. When I came to NY I wasn't allowed to work because I didn't have any papers and someone suggested "why don't you go sell your artwork in the street?". I didn't have many artworks, I had a couple. Things I had done in a trip to California. That paid the bills and kept me and my family alive.
The people around me and especially when I am painting outside there is a lot of interaction with the people. So yes, everything around me.
Do you feel protected or exposed by your art?
Exposed definitely. I mean, you are showing yourself, you are just open. People can see what you are because you open yourself up. It's like being on stage, so people look at the painting and they make their own judgements on what they see. It's not a personal feeling it is very public.
If there were a message in your art, which one would you like people to get?
A light sense of humour, something witty, a light feeling. A nice light feeling.
Do you agree with "everything is personal, everything is political"?


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Prof. Munsat's research follows several lines including turbulence and transport in plasmas and the microphysics of dust impacts in dusty plasmas. Collaborative work includes spectral and velocimetry analysis from diagnostics on the NSTX, DIII-D, and KSTAR tokamaks. Of particular interest is the relationship between fluctuations and momentum transport. Prof. Munsat is also the deputy director of the Institute for Modeling Plasma, Atmospheres and Cosmic Dust, with a program of experimental and theoretical investigation of the lunar surface. The centerpiece facility is a 3 MV hypervelocity micrometeoroid accelerator, to accelerate micron-sized particles up to 10's of km/s into a simulated lunar environment.
Explores the physical processes that underlie the diversity of sound and musical phenomena. Topics covered include the physical nature of sound, the perception of sound, the perception of pitch and harmony, musical instruments, synthesizers and samplers, and room acoustics. Geared toward nonscience majors. Department enforced prereq., high school algebra or equivalent. Should not be taken by students with a math MAPS deficiency.
Includes three lectures, one two-hour laboratory/recitation per week, plus three evening exams in the fall and spring semesters. Covers electricity and magnetism, light and modern physics. Designed for life science majors, including premed students. Natural science majors with a knowledge of calculus and others taking calculus are urged to take the calculus-based courses PHYS 1110, PHYS 1120, PHYS 1140 and PHYS 2130, rather than PHYS 2010 and PHYS 2020.
Continuation of PHYS 3310. Electromagnetic induction; magnetic energy; microscopic theory of magnetic properties; Ac circuits; Maxwell's Equations; planewaves; waveguides and transmission lines; radiation from electric and magnetic dipoles and from an accelerated charge.


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During a talk with military personnel in Cairo, President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi said on Thursday that the Egyptian state wants to retrieve officer-turned-militant Hisham Al-Ashmawi in order to hold him accountable for the crimes he committed.
Al-Sisi said so during a comparison between Al-Ashmawi and another officer named Ahmed Al-Mansi who was killed in action during clashes with militants in North Sinai. Al-Ashmawi was arrested on Saturday by the Libya National Army.
"The difference between Al-Ashmawi and Al-Mansi, is that one was confused and might have committed treason, but the other offered his life to protect the country," the President said.
The president also congratulated the personnel of the armed forces for the 45th anniversary of the October War. "The big differences in power did not deter Egypt or its army. It was like one driving a SEAT and the other a Mercedes," the president said.


I hope that one day I will develop a better command of the English language. My ability is fine, but not even close enough to craft a novel or write a poem, not yet. As with many people I hope that one day I might write a novel, a grand fiction in which hero's do heroic things, lovers fall in love and bad guys do terribly bad things. There shall be monsters and there shall be peril. I will write of courage and integrity, friendship and family and I will publish this masterpiece for all and any to read and enjoy.
Well, that is my plan, but for now I can only dream of having such ability.
I want to write because I love to read. I read a lot!
I love to read stories set in fantasy lands where knights fight for honour, I read stories about vampires who fall in love, I read stories about apocalyptic futures caused by nuclear war, alien invasion or zombie plagues, I read stories about space ships and aliens, and stories about survival in hopeless situations.
Yet I own very few books. This is the digital age and these past few years I have been listening to audiobooks.
Audiobooks are more convenient for me because my eyes are not as good as they once were, they ache after only a few minutes of reading. Listening to books means I can read in situations that a printed book would not allow, such as when I am driving, falling asleep or walking in the street. I can listen through my smart phone, my tablet and computer or even via Amazon's wonderful Echo device.
Audiobooks have enabled me to read much more in any given time-period than I ever have my whole life past. According to my Audible app stats I have now logged an accumulated reading time of 2 months, 23 days, 2 hours and 44 minutes! That is a huge amount of reading time – more than 2015 hours (if I have done the math correctly?)!
That is a huge amount of time reading, or listening, to books.
I owe it all to one man though. Scott Sigler.
Scott is a all round great guy who writes hard Sci-Fi novels. I originally 'found' his work when I first started listening to podcasts on my iPod many years ago while browsing through the iTunes offerings of available podcasts. Scott Sigler though was putting out his stories as podcasts, or as they were otherwise known, podiobooks. These were books read one or a few chapters at a time by the author (in the case of Scott Sigler) or by other narrators and published online, free of charge, as podcasts for people to download and listen to at their leisure. The first podiobook I listened to was Sigler's Infected; a hard Sci-Fi story of an alien invasion with much bad language, blood, gore, gut wrenching violence and it was all read to me by the author himself which guaranteed that I was reading the story exactly as the author intended. It was a wonderful introduction to the world of spoken word books and I have stuck with it ever since.
Since then I have listened to hundreds of podiobooks for free and purchased hundreds of audiobooks too. I love listening to books!
One day I will write my own novel, it will be amazing and everyone will want to read or listen to it, all because of Scott Sigler and authors like him who have embraced this digital age and made it possible for people to continue enjoying the hobby of reading.


Our Thai is pretty basic, and limited to speaking enough to get around in taxis and ordering food. This means when we want to communicate with the sponsees we have to email the letters to EDF, who then translate our letters into Thai and pass them onto the girls. They then send letters back in Thai which again have to be translated into English. Although the girls will learn English at school (Typically English lessons start at 7 years old), the teaching is of very mixed standards. They also have an emphasis on grammar rather than conversational English.
We on the other hand have no excuses, other than Thai being a very tricky language to learn. There are 5 different "tones" for each word which mean different things. Literally the word which means "beautiful" can also mean "ugly" depending on the tone – so you have to watch out!
We are currently organising with the charity to arrange to meet the girls, but we need their support to help us translate. We want to see how the Maison de Siam money is helping in person and what more we can do to help these girls.
The great news is our sponsorship has been very well received and has motivated the girls. All have said they will try extra hard at school, so they can graduate with great grades and hopefully go on to further education.
Plaifah is clearly a very motivated young lady with a bright future ahead of her if she continues her education. Her letter was very eloquently written and she loves studying. Infact she has recently passed an entrance exam for a Senior Secondary school. She has decided that she wants to study to be a Doctor at university. She wants to do this because when she was little she was treated by a very kind doctor and this memory has stayed with her. It will also enable her to be able to help friends and family if they get sick.
She has told us that she has entered a science and maths competition recently and although she didn't win she was pleased with her efforts! She also wants to meet us to say thank you for the support.
Plaifah continues her love for reading, her favourite book at the moment is Sherlock Holmes, she has only found a few that have been translated into Thai, although she did say that she gets a little bit lost in the plot sometimes!
Pakjeeraporn told us about the food in the North of Thailand, and when we go and visit she is keen to take us to some of her favourite places to eat. She also wants to see us cook western food which is an interesting request, so we will have to work out what the best menu option will be! I have a feeling she'll be disappointed if it doesn't have lots of chilli!
Waranya has recently been on school holidays and said that she used this time to help her aunt with her work and at home as much as she could. She was enjoying the change in temperature as winter was just beginning and things were beginning to get a little cooler. Waranya like many Thai people love it when the weather gets cold. Many people from other parts of Thailand will visit the north during winter just to experience cold weather again!! She also sent a message from her aunt, saying thank you very much for helping support Waranya through school.
It is great to know that already in the short time Maison de Siam has been running we can already support people less fortunate in the region we are sourcing our handmade silver jewellery from.


"CAR!" my friend, Steve yelled, but it was too late.
We didn't see the car in time. I had just enough time to turn my front wheel and suddenly I was flying through the air and the "WHAM!" I hit the pavement and the back of my head whiplashed into the asphalt, cracking my helmet.
My first thought was: Wow! Helmet's actually do save lives. Followed by I've gotta get an Advil and get back on the bike!
I wasn't riding just for fun. I was riding in memory of my Grandmother, who had passed away from Diabetes related complications. Two months earlier I had written an article called "The Last Words I Heard my Grandmother Speak" and sent it out to a few hundred family and friends asking for donations towards Diabetes research for the American Diabetes Association. Close to 60 of my friends and family had been kind enough to donate money towards the cause and I had committed to riding 100 miles.
Fortunately, for me the Good Lord was looking out for me. Moments later a medic on a bicycle who happened to be riding along the trail at that very moment stopped and checked me (and my bike) out. He concluded that I didn't have a concussion, but that I should go back a few miles to the medic station.
I was a bit annoyed. We were only 35 miles into it and had found some good friends along the ride from India. We had a good thing going as we had been drafting off each other. To turn around was so frustrating for me. However, after some convincing from the medic, I realized he was right and that I should go get checked out.
It just so happened (like I said, the Good Lord was blessing me) that a lady across the street had seen the accident and she had a pick-up. She came over and offered to drive me to the aid station. She happened to be a retired physicians assistant, so she had some good pointers for me along the way.
The medic checked my vitals and everything was fine. I had a slight headache, but he determined it was from the heat and had me drink a bottle of watter and Powerade. A few minutes later, Steve and I were back on the trail. We were at mile 35 and had 60 more miles to go.
The next 22 miles were the hardest for me on the whole ride. I had rested for over 1/2 hour and my legs had stiffened. I wasn't sure if I could go on at some points. However, with a few prayers and sheer determination, I was able to make it.
God was with us again as we pulled into the rest area. The people manning that location had thought all the other century riders were gone and they were literally starting up their motorcycles to leave. As we pulled up, they were very glad that they had seen us. They took our information and called all the aid stations letting them know there were still some riders on the trail. The stop on at the aid station had set us back about 45 minutes from the other riders. If we hadn't met this motorcycle gang (they called themselves the Lollypop Guild motorcycle gang read about them on Facebook here) at the rest area, we would not have had any more Tour support while we were riding the most brutal portion of the course starting at mile 62 in the foothills of the Cascades. Praise God they were there!
A few miles later, we were winding our way through the foothills of the Cascade mountains. This was the second time I seriously wondered if I could make it. The elevation gain was about 3000 feet. That combined with the heat, and perhaps my wreck caused me to get a bit light-headed and my nose started to bleed. I barely stayed on my bike, wobbling up hill after hill.
At the next rest area, about 64 miles into the ride, I was able to get some Alieve. This helped my aching muscles, my sore knee, and my slight headache. After that, I felt like a new man and Steve and I kept pushing through the ride.
All was well until about mile 84 when we hit a monster hill. The hill is a category 5 (on a scale of 1-5) and it was 3 miles long. Somehow we muscled our ways up that bad boy and made it home.
When we got there, our lovely wives were there to greet us.
It felt so great to fight through adversity and with a lot of help from Providence and very good people I was able to finish the ride. Not to get too philosophical, but it was like a mini example of our journeys in life. We work hard and do all we can, but the Lord picks up the slack and usually helps us back on our feet through using other people.
I am grateful for a wonderful Grandmother who set such a good example for me in my life at a young age. It was her memory that kept me going. I am also grateful for all of the wonderful people who donated to support the cause. Together, we were able to earn the "Champions" medal for the amount of funds we raised ($2,440 so far).
Champion for Diabetes medal due to funds donated…thank you all once again (if I had made it back in time, Detlef Schrempf was the one who gave out the medal. Becca, my wife got it instead and was able to meet Detlef).
Finally, my beautiful bride, Becca (she rode the 45 mile route) who initiated getting a team together for the Tour de Cure. Without her, I wouldn't have done this.
You are an inspiration! Your Grandmother, no doubt, was looking down and cheering you on (Hebrews 12:1-2). Great pictures!
Thank you for the support! It meant a lot.
Wow! You & God really earned that money! It was neat to finally see pictures & videos of you. I heard a "Daddy! Daddy!" as you rode across the finish line!
Thanks for your support, Cal!
Way to go Aaron and Becca! Thanks for inspiring all of us. So glad your close call wasn't any worse. Who knew doing good could be life threatening!
This is Haley from the lollipop guild. Could I post the link to this page on our facebook? I think the guild's friends would love to hear your story.
Post this up, no problem! Thanks again for your help!
Yo Chief. Good job. You're a good big brother.
I finally saw the pics. Needed it.


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The story behind the castle walls of Kramies adventure-inspired EP.
On Nov. 17 2004, I started my life over. The day prior I had taken my addiction to lowest point that one could go. So starting the following day, I told myself that I would do whatever made sense to me and had a positive influence in my life.
I realized that I needed to veer off my path, to create a new one. A better one. One where I am expanding, evolving, and traveling.
Fast forward to 2017/18, and after years of writing and releasing music, I found myself wandering the landscapes of Ireland, surrounded by the beautiful walls of Shankill Castle.
All my past EPs have been stories that I would process and think out entirely, start to end, but this time the story came to me in a moment.
My new story started when I set out to find a new sound that would be inspired by living in the castle and landscapes. I was looking for something that would transport me into a different time. Every morning, early at dusk, I would walk the grounds alongside the hundreds of crows - that would fill the early morning with a haunting sounds. I would sit in an old farmhouse within the castle walls during the day, and write. Then at night I would walk again, gathering wood for the stove. I would sit there and watch the outside world be still. I would try to lose myself in this environment. I felt comfort, scared, happy, loved, and I felt relieved to be in such a place. I felt one with everything that was naturally happening. From the cool Irish breeze to the eerie dust and through the silence of giant trees I found a oneness, an important purpose of belonging.
The story for the EP I found is of an elderly man who lived in an old European town and in his early age lost someone he truly loved. Instead of moving on, everyday for the rest of his life, the old man kept a routine and walked the cobblestone streets to town, gather his food, and walk back to his cottage. Along that path he would pass a beautiful rolled forest and bits of the sea. Until one day, after waiting years for that someone to return, he saw a light coming from the forest. For that split second, he decided to veer off the path, off his routine, and head into the woods. He walked and followed that light for days. Finally he came upon a fairytale of distractions that made him feel very alive again. While tucked in these woods, he tried to remember that person's face. His mind was forgetting the person he loved. He was overwhelmed with guilt because he wasn't waiting anymore. Yet, he never returned back. Finding himself happily distracted by what he came across, he let go of his longing and of his past story.
Out of this entire experience and story, "Of All The Place Been & Everything the End", has become my personal diary of letting go of my previous story. I've always had a love affair with Ireland and this experience is what life is about. Between travel and being able to do what I love, I have found myself in places that I never thought possible. Writing this EP in the castle seems to have brought it all together into a personal ending and onto a new story.


Lighting has a major impact on workforce productivity. When lighting is poor, a work environment suffers. But why? How can businesses leverage lighting to force their staff to be more productive?
Lighting has a way of boosting moods, making people feel relaxed or making them more eager to work.
But the wrong lighting can have the opposite effect. When the lighting is poor, it can lead to a dreaded workplace where productivity barely exists.
Let's see how lighting can be used to create a workspace that's optimal for staff and employer goals.
Lighting has the potential to increase productivity by 36%. Imagine a business being able to be a third more productive. Work deadlines would be hit with greater ease, customers would be happier and the business could handle more work.
High standards for lighting and interior design can boost efficiency.
And when working at a workstation, 91% of employees prefer direct / indirect lighting. The ideal situation is to allow the light to be controllable. Employees have different needs. Some employees like their lighting dim to focus, while others prefer direct light to make sure that the workspace is bright and illuminated.
The American Society of Interior Design found that 68% of employees complain about their office's lighting situation.
Employers might not understand the needs of their employees. You have a lot of lighting options, from bright LED lighting to mid-century lighting, but what if one employee likes one style and the other a completely different style?
Wouldn't you like to meet the needs of all your employees?
It's difficult to do, but one way to accommodate all workers is to provide them with controls for their workstations. Individual controls allow each employee to adjust their own lighting, making everyone happy in the process.
If you want to keep your employees happy, lighting controls seem to be the right choice. This may be a costly process, so don't feel bad implementing individual lighting controls slowly through different departments.
Natural lighting is free, and allowing natural light into the workspace can boost productivity. Of course, the lighting needs to be able to be controlled. You may need to have blinds or other means of controlling the light to keep glares to a minimum on screens.
But energy efficient windows that allow natural light in can boost productivity.
Sunlight does a lot of good for your employees. One study found that natural sunlight helped employees sleep better and longer at night. The end result? Employees were more efficient and energetic for the next work day.
One study claims that sunlight can lead to a 15% boost in creativity – that's huge.
Employees will experience a boost in well-being and mood when some sunlight is added into the workspace.
An added benefit is that sunlight will work to warm a space, lower electric and energy bills, and provide annual savings to employers.
Lighting can create a mood, and this mood is what many employers are seeking to control. A mood that is productive is ideal, but what happens when the employee moves into the break room?
Does the employee want to be productive, or relaxed?
Lighting needs to match the function of the room. For example, let's say that customers walk into an office where a meeting is being held. Warm lighting would be the appropriate choice because warm lighting has been shown to provide a sense of comfort to people.
Dim lighting may be used in an area of the workplace where workers go to relax.
If the space's mood and needs are determined, it will be much easier to adjust the room's lighting to meet the needs of the room.
Otherwise, you're just guessing on what type of lighting may work best.
There's also a lot to say about interior design for productivity. A space that is cluttered and chaotic may not work in the offices of Google, where developers need to have the utmost focus and concentration on the task at hand.
Interior design changes, along with prominent lighting changes, can go a long way in ensuring that your business's space is inviting, comforting and boosting productivity.


Publisher Big Way and developer SF Team recently updated their Steampunk sandbox game, Steam Hammer. The game is all about building steam ships and cities, while experiencing free 64 PvP battles with non-targeted combat. Steam Hammer is set to release this year for PC via Steam Early Access.
It's not often that we get a sandbox Steampunk game that sees free 64-player PvP battles across the skies and land. Although the game may not be that pretty to look at, it at least does something a bit fresh and unique within the overly-saturated crafting and survival sandbox genre by exploring a Sci-Fi Steampunk world.
The game sees players downed over one of the Acribo islands, forcing players to make use of their engineering skills to survive. From here players can work their way from building a makeshift machete to their own airship fleet through the game's "extensive" crafting system.
As noted above, the game will allow players to battle both on land and in the air. To bring both playing fields together (land and air) jetpacks will be available, making hijack missions a thing.
If that all sounds or seems interesting to folks, the Steampunk sandbox game can be seen below thanks to Steam Hammer.
If the devs can improve on the animations, polish the game up some more and consistently stick around to better the project, I actually think that Steam Hammer could be a pretty decent game.
For more information on this game you can hit up Steam Early Access or its main site. Folks looking to play the Steam Hammer Beta can do so, which currently runs for $11.99.


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Q: Delete a rails relationship with an :include_blank I want to be able to select a blank object and post it so that I can clear a rails relationship. By default when you POST while selected on the :include_blank entry, nothing gets posted so it doesn't delete the old relationship. So I'm trying to add a 0 id blank item to the array.
Original:
<%= select_f f,:config_template_id, @operatingsystem.config_templates.where(:template_kind_id => f.object.template_kind_id), :id, :name, {:include_blank => true}, { :label => f.object.template_kind } %>

Mine:
<%= select_f f,:config_template_id, @operatingsystem.config_templates.where(:template_kind_id => f.object.template_kind_id).collect { |c| [c.name, c.id]}.insert(0, ['', 0]) %>

I'm getting a "wrong number of arguments (3 for 5)" error though and can't figure out what I'm missing. Any pointers? (I also can't find select_f anywhere on web, I think google ignores the _ so the search is way to open ended... For rails 3 should I be using something else?)

A: You've omitted the 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th argument you were passing into your original code block. Whatever select_f is, it's expecting at least 5 arguments. In the original you pass the following to select_f (one argument per line for clarity)
f,
:config_template_id,
@operatingsystem.config_templates.where(:template_kind_id => f.object.template_kind_id),
:id,
:name,
{:include_blank => true},
{ :label => f.object.template_kind }

In your new (broken) call you're only passing
f,
:config_template_id,
@operatingsystem.config_templates.where(:template_kind_id => f.object.template_kind_id).collect { |c| [c.name, c.id]}.insert(0, ['', 0])

Use your first method call, just replace the 3rd argument.
f,
:config_template_id,
@operatingsystem.config_templates.where(:template_kind_id => f.object.template_kind_id).collect { |c| [c.name, c.id]}.insert(0, ['', 0])
:id,
:name,
{:include_blank => true},
{ :label => f.object.template_kind }

Finally, if you don't want the :include_blank => true to be passed, but still do want the label, just pass nil or {} to the 5th argument
f,
:config_template_id,
@operatingsystem.config_templates.where(:template_kind_id => f.object.template_kind_id).collect { |c| [c.name, c.id]}.insert(0, ['', 0])
:id,
:name,
nil,
{ :label => f.object.template_kind }

And altogether on one line:
<%= select_f f, :config_template_id, @operatingsystem.config_templates.where(:template_kind_id => f.object.template_kind_id).collect { |c| [c.name, c.id]}.insert(0, ['', 0]), :id, :name, nil, { :label => f.object.template_kind } %>

I can't guarantee this works because I don't know where the API for select_f is or if you created it yourself. This should however nudge you in the right direction.

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