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Casa Nivana, a desert hideaway by RED Arquitectos
Author: RED Arquitectos,
Photographer: Bruno Calderón Diaz de León,
City: Cerritos, Baja Californis Sur, MX,
Section: Housing, Architecture/Landscape/Urbanism, holiday houses,
Materials: Cement,
The Mexican studio RED Arquitectos headed by Susana López Gonzalez has completed a house that looks as if it was born from the land, in a harmonious symbiosis with its natural context in Baja California.
We know RED Arquitectos and its director Susana López for their work on existing urban architecture, where the core of their creative achievement is the connection they set up between the urban context and the architectural project, and even more importantly their storytelling interiors.
This time, however, they've embarked on a new build - Casa Nivana - commissioned by its owner, an American musical theatre director and professional pianist who wanted a home near Cerritos in Baja California Sur, between Cabos San Lucas and La Paz, a place where she could switch off, relax and re-energise. A charming place that also has its extremes due to the desert climate typical of this region, which completely transforms during the short rainy season. Therefore, in order to be sustainable, the architectural response needed to take account of the challenges posed by the site and by the climate. Susana Lòpez opted for passive solutions: the long part of the volume was oriented towards the favourable winds from the Pacific, and the short end faces south to limit the impact of the blazing hot sun. The solid, rendered cement house was built on a sloping plot, keeping the roof at street level so it would merge into the terrain and the desert vegetation, without altering the landscape. Casa Nivana's liveable rooftop provides unobstructed 360-degree views of both the sunrise and sunset, with one side of the home facing the Sierra Laguna Mountain range and the other side directly facing the Pacific Ocean.
The decision by RED Arquitectos to use simple, easy-to-source construction materials is a direct response to certain contingencies - the zone hard to access and there is no specialist local labour force. Built from brick and concrete, nothing inside the house has been painted or even tiled - every flat surface was made using a mixture of concrete, sand and water. Casa Nivana is an off-the-grid home and powered only by solar energy. A water filter system has also been installed to ensure clean drinking water throughout, a conscious choice to eliminate the need for plastic bottles and reduce the home's carbon footprint.
Casa Nivana has a simple yet elegant design, created with high ceilings, big open spaces and a glass facade across the entire southwest side of the house that directly faces the Pacific Ocean. The rooms in the house were designed to open up the connection with nature, blurring the lines between interiors and exteriors with a large outdoor living space that can also double as a performance area for the owner's concerts. These high-walled outdoor spaces improve the internal microclimate and at the same time add privacy for people staying here since the idea is also to host artists of all kinds in residence.
Casa Nivana has been designed to interact with the extremely inclement weather of the Baja California desert and stands out for the poetry of its integration with nature and with the emotions in the client's memory. Indeed, the salt-water pool was intentionally placed in front of two tall cactus plants on the property that connect with the owner as physical representations of her deceased mother and father. The owner decided to pay tribute to her parents and their love for the ocean by leaving the cactuses where they are, near a body of water.
The result of a very close collaboration between the architects and the client, Casa Nivana is a testimony to the respect for the nature it stands in and presents as a warm, welcoming and authentic home and property in the middle of the Baja California Sur desert - a true creative hideaway.
Christiane Bürklein
Project: RED Arquitectos, Susana Lòpez
Collaborators: Ruben Mercado. Angelica Azamar
Location: Cerritos, Baja California, MX
Photos: Bruno Calderon Diaz de Leon
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Fitch Ratings enters China's credit market
The People's Bank of China says Fitch Bohua will be able to conduct ratings in China's interbank bond market, marking a further step in opening the industry
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Published 9:15 PM, May 14, 2020
Updated 11:15 AM, May 15, 2020
BEIJING, China – The Chinese entity of United States firm Fitch Ratings has been approved to enter China's credit rating market as part of the partial trade deal with the United States, China's central bank said Thursday, May 14.
The People's Bank of China (PBOC) said that Fitch Bohua will be able to conduct ratings in China's interbank bond market, marking a further step in opening the industry.
This makes Fitch Ratings the second foreign credit rating agency approved to enter the Chinese market, after S&P Global received the go-ahead early last year.
"Fitch's entry into China's credit rating market is another proactive step taken by China to expand its financial sector's opening to the outside world," said the PBOC.
The central bank added that this is "also a concrete implementation of the phase one US-China economic and trade agreement."
"In the next step, the PBOC will...guide credit rating agencies to play a greater role in preventing and mitigating financial risks, as well as improving the financing environment for private and small- and medium-sized enterprises," it added.
The US firm said in a statement that Fitch Bohua was a "separate and independent company," wholly owned by Fitch Ratings.
"We are confident that market participants will value our independent analysis, transparent methodologies, and rigorous ratings process in line with international best practice," said Danny Chen, chief executive of Fitch Bohua.
The US and China have been trading barbs over the coronavirus pandemic, which has dealt a severe blow to global economic growth and cast doubt over the fulfillment of the phase one trade deal inked in January.
Chinese imports plunged in April, with observers noting that shipments from the US remain below levels needed to achieve the terms of the trade accord.
The phase one deal, which marked a truce in a bruising trade war, involved Beijing agreeing to boost purchases of US goods and services by $200 billion over two years.
But it also includes Beijing's commitment in other areas, such as to continue allowing US service suppliers to rate domestic bonds sold to domestic and international investors.
US President Donald Trump has ruled out renegotiating the agreement signed with China.
Last week, Vice Premier Liu He, who had led China's negotiations, also spoke by phone with US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and confirmed that both sides agreed to implement the first phase of the deal. – Rappler.com
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Yes, the films arrived, yes one of them was of H-U-G-E value. Before I spill on the information in the film, let's lay out the background information, in order to understand the significance of what was found.
In genealogy, there is something known as intergenerational proof. This is proof that a given person was the parent of another. It seems so obvious to us all now, I know who my mother and father are, and I can prove it with my birth certificate. But what if that record was destroyed or never existed in the first place? How would I prove that I was their daughter? Intergenerational proof can be easy to find, such as when a will names all the children; it is especially handy if the parent bequeaths to women who are already married and is specific, e.g., "I, Joseph Tallchief, give my best feather bed to my daughter Agatha Andreyovich Tallchief, now the wife of John Anderson". Because that happens all the time! Yeah, dream on. It is rare when a will is found and it so specific that it names everyone in the decedent's family and their relationship to the deceased!
Hence intergenerational proof is often built in pieces. Frequently records are found which strongly suggest, but never quite say things flat out. Enough of them can provide evidence that certain people had a relationship which strongly suggests that they were parent and child.
Obviously, this was not recorded anywhere and must not have been known to the author of "Jedediah Brown" information. Of course now it is known and all those Jedediah Brown proponents have to stop asserting that. They really do have to stop.
Now, are you ready for what was in the Probate file? Well, if you are ready and have not quit reading this altogether, here goes. Well almost, a little more background is needed.
Until the Probate record was examined, we had circumstantial evidence that a man enumerated as Jonathan Case in the Federal Census of 1830 in Randolph County, Illinois was the father of Charlotte Case, Olive Case, Independence Case and Jackson Case and the husband of Catharine (unknown maiden name) who subsequently married W. Callaway McGregor. As an aside, since we are a family of golfers, some of whom are PGA Golf Professionals, that name gives us a chuckle. What are the odds? Notice how I hedged on how he, Mr. Case, was enumerated? Technically, we only know that the name of the man on the census was written down as Jonathan or what appears to be Jonathan to most of us who have read it. On this same page the families nearby include John H. Crozier, in addition to the Shelton Evans family, the William Peach family and the William, Levi, Jr. and Levi, Sr. Simmons families. In this county and nearby St. Clair and Monroe counties there are other records. There is a marriage record for a Charlotte Case to Spencer Ellsworth, in St. Clair county, a marriage record for Independence Case to Beverly Lindsey, in Randolph County, a marriage record for Catharine Case to W. Callaway McGregor (fore!) in Monroe county. A Charlotte Elsworth married Allen Brown in Lee County, Iowa in 1844. A few years later, there is a census enumeration in District 19, Clark County, MO in 1850, for a Catherine McGregory [sic] born in Indiana. She is living with Charlott [sic] Brown, also born in Indiana, and Charlott's presumed daughter, Catharine, born in Iowa in 1846. Jackson Case, born about 1830 in Illinois, is in the same household. A few pages over in the same census is a listing for Olive Evans, and family and Independence Lamare and family. There is a marriage record, 9 May 1851, for Olive Case to Washington Evans recorded in Clark County, Missouri. We have no death date for the "Jonathan", of the 1830 census, and no intergenerational proof that this Jonathan was connected to the aforementioned Cases, no birth date for Jonathan. If he was married to Catherine, perhaps they divorced and he married someone else. There is another Case in St. Clair county, who had a brother named Jonathan, was it he who was enumerated rather than the father of Charlotte, Olive, Independence and Jackson? Can the Probate record help answer these questions?
For most non-genealogists, the record is pretty boring, on 16 October 1833, John H. Crozier (remember him from the census?) presents the will of Joshua Caise. The will was not entered into the record on the same page as this entry from 16 October 1833 and has not yet been located in the Probate Court proceedings.
One year later, on the 6th day of October 1834, John C. Crozier renders the account of Joshua Caise, and is ordered to pay the widows share of one third of the estate to Catherine Caise.
It is therefore ordered by the court that the said John C. Crozier pay out to Catherine Caise the sum of sixty-one dollars & sixty three cents this being the share and portion belonging to the said Catherine of the estate of her deceased husband being the one third part of the nett [sic] proceeds thereof.
It is also ordered that the said John C. Crozier pay over to Charlotte, Olive and Independence, children of the said Joshua Case deceased, or to their guardians, each, the sum of forty one dollars & eight cents, this being their share & proportion of the estate of their deceased father.
We are still missing a child, Jackson, who was about three years old when his father died. One month later, guardianship of the children is set, at least for most of the children.
Two years later, as Charlotte is over fourteen, she may chose her guardian. In February of 1835, she did so.
Charlotte's birth year was thought to have been 1823, if she was fourteen in 1835, her birth year was 1821 or earlier. Meaning that Catherine and Joshua were married by 1820 – 1821.
What about this excites a genealogist? The first examination of the Probate record confirms that Charlotte, Olive, Independence and Jackson, were siblings. It is official confirmation of Jackson's first name as Andrew. It narrows the death date of Joshua significantly to sometime before 16 October 1833. Joshua was the first name of the father of Charlotte, Olive, Independence and Andrew Jackson Case, not Jonathan, although he may have been named Joshua Jonathan Case. Joshua Case was married to Catherine, who's surname is not yet known. Charlotte was likely born in 1821, not 1823. The Independence Case who married Beverly Lindsey was the daughter of Joshua and Catharine. What else is interesting? John C. Crozier was enumerated on the same page as Jonathan Case in 1830, which, in addition to the matching family age pattern of Charlotte, Olive, Independence and Jackson, is more indication that this Jonathan is the same person as Joshua and may point to a closer relationship with John C. Crozier or his wife, Mary "Polly" Lindsay, than neighbor. There may exist a relationship to the Joseph H. Orr, which is deeper than some nice reputable guy who was appointed guardian of his children. Don't confuse custody and care with guardianship, the latter indicated some money management aspect and may have been separate from custody. Lastly, the James Case living next door to Olive Case Evans and Independence Case Lindsey Lemarr in the 1850 Clark County, Missouri Census was not a previously undiscovered son of Joshua Case of Randolph County, Illinois. James Case's age was 25 in 1850, which may have placed him in the under 5 category in the 1830 census, Jackson may have been not yet born, or as sometimes happened, an infant who was not enumerated.
Oh, and my apologies for ripping off a Janet Jackson song title.


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Body found after Hunterdon County house explosion
HAMPTON, N.J. - August 28, 2013
State Police said the body is likely that of the woman who lived there and who was unaccounted for following the explosion.
"It was just a huge explosion," said neighbor Mary Dellaventura. "I didn't know what it was. I practically got knocked out of bed."
It was just before 7:00 a.m. Wednesday on New Street in Hampton when a giant explosion and fire shook this neighborhood, leveling a home and trapping a female resident in the burning basement.
"I couldn't see her," said neighbor Thomas Dellaventura. "But I could hear her, and I was telling her, 'Hang in, we are going to get you.'"
While Dellaventura, a retired firefighter, tried to calm the frantic woman, identified by her ex-husband as Deborah Smith, neighbor Ed Sonnenberg shot video of the inferno as it was swallowing up the collapsed house.
"I came out here in the back, and that house was completely engulfed in flames," Sonnenberg said.
Dellaventura says he tried to remove burning debris to get to Smith, but it was too heavy and too hot.
"The fire accelerated, and the radiant heat got to be too great," said Dellaventura. "I just had to back out. I was starting to burn."
The victim's ex-husband tells Action News that Deborah Smith made a panicked cell phone call to a friend from the burning basement looking for help. Authorities say she was the only one home at the time of the explosion.
The property is registered to a George Tully. While investigators worked in the smoking rubble, Smith's remains were recovered and removed by the Hunterdon County medical examiner's office.
Authorities say there are no natural gas lines running into the house.
The fire marshal, state police bomb squad and other agencies are investigating the cause trying to figure out exactly what triggered the explosion.
"It's a slow process, a methodical process to make sure the investigation is done properly," New Jersey State Police Sergeant Adam Grossman.
Meantime, the retired firefighter who tried to get to the woman trapped in the burning basement is devastated he couldn't do more.
"I heard her a couple times when the fire really started going," said Thomas Dellaventura. "And I backed away, and I didn't hear anything anymore."
"I have a much better understanding of when he used to come home from these kinds of scenes and be upset," said his wife, Mary.
The entire neighborhood is upset, haunted by the knowledge that Deborah Smith was alive after the explosion but couldn't survive the flames.
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The team also competed at the Top Times Titan Open in Bloomington, IL.
Noah James started his year off with a bang, placing top eight in all his events the first two weekends of the season.
Coming in as a Freshman last year James had big expectations from his coaches and teammates.
"The dude is my best friend, and he is really good," teammate Henry Haughton, who won the 60-yard dash, said.
James and Haughton have been good friends since move-in day freshman year.
"Coach grabbed us both and said 'you both are good, so stick together,' and that is what we have done," James said.
James and Haughton train together and have become best friends on and off the track. James has helped Haughton work hard to come back from an injury he has been fighting since last season.
Through two meets James has placed fifth in the 200-meter dash both times, and sixth and the eighth, respectively, in the 400-meter dash.
James, the school's top sprinter, hails from Jacksonville, Ill., so the first meet of the year had a special place in his heart.
"There were quite a bit of people there that I knew, and it was pretty good because I actually train there (Illinois College) during winter break," James said.
James' has this benefit because his stepbrother works at Illinois College.
He did not disappoint in the first meet of the season.
James ran a 23.6-second 200-meter dash and a 52.6-second 400-meter dash. Both are personal bests for the sophomore sprinter at Quincy University.
"I just hope to improve on that meet by meet by meet and eventually once we get to the conference meets I'll hopefully run a time that is fairly respectable," James said.
James' improvements (and personal bests) are things runners and people all over the country aspire to. Patience and growth was a key factor for James.
"A lot of it has to do with getting older, as my body grows its ability to withstand more," James said.
James and the team have just got back into the rhythm of running again.
Students and acquaintances of James have taken notice of his achievements as well.
"The dude is a workhorse and is going to make a big impact on QU track for the next several years," Nathan Blauser said.
Students can find him on the track in the Health and Fitness center every single day.
"This is going to be one of those years where the bar is set very high and it is going to stay very high," James said.
"The work I've put in doesn't really equate to the work I put in last year to get those numbers, so it should be a pretty good year," James said.


In honour of our hopyards, this is a proper India Pale Ale at a drinkable alcohol level. A pale amber malt body emphasizes munich and caramel malts, with enough sweetness to hold up the rather large volumes of fresh Cascade, Chinook and Golding hops. Spicy, aromatic, and bitter, this is a quenching and lively beer. Order an Insurrection!


This utility came out of a need to keep daily tabs on a number of URLs and the statuses that they were returning.
I plan on expanding it with other input and output adapters. Obvious input adapters would be databases. What else can you think of? Obvious output adapters would be email and any other type of messaging system.
Added an excludedHeaders option. This is a list of headers that you want the check to fail on if they are present in the response from the server.
At first blush this may seem like a strange check to make. The common use case is the X-Powered-By header. This header allows the server to advertise the technology that is powering it. As a security concern, when possible, I'll remove this from sites that I publish. I feel that telling malicious attack bots what you're running on will help them exploit any vulnerabilities your stack might have.
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The retail industry provides so much for the country's economy. From jobs to products, people rely on retail establishments to drive economic growth, both locally and nationally. Unfortunately, the retail industry also comes along with risks to customer and employee health that can lead to accidents, injuries, and worse. On top of that, safety risks within the retail industry can also come along with lawsuits, fines, fees, penalties, loss of business, and other financial problems in the event of an accident or injury. Thankfully, however, many of these concerns can be mitigated through the proper implementation of a safety management plan.
Simply put, safety management is the process of ensuring that as many potential risks as possible have been alleviated or reduced to the fullest point. In retail, this not only applies to stores, but also to risks at company-owned manufacturing facilities, for product transportation equipment and drivers, and at off-site facilities. Product liability can be a major issue for retail companies that produce their own brands of products, and a customer who is injured off-site due to a product defect is just as serious as one who is injured in one of your retail locations.
To create a safety management plan, you'll need to first identify potential risks to customers and employees and then eliminate them. If elimination is not an option, such as in the instance of wet floors during cleaning, you'll need to take steps to reduce risks, such as notifying customers of the wet floor using signs or blocking off wet areas until they are dried. Depending on how many retail locations or manufacturing facilities your company operates, you may need to bring in a professional consultant to help.
How Does Business Insurance Factor into Safety Management?
Aside from physically removing or reducing risks in the retail workplace, your safety management plan can also benefit from the inclusion of business insurance. Having the right business insurance as part of your safety management plan is essential.
Insurance can protect your business and provide compensation in the event that a customer or employee becomes injured on your company's property or properties, and in some cases, it can also protect your business in the event that a customer is injured by any products that your company is responsible for producing. Without involving business insurance in your safety management plan, you may be leaving your company open to the potential for serious lawsuits and large amounts of money paid out in damages.
Whether your company operates a single retail location or hundreds, Poms & Associates is available to provide you with professional safety management services, including business insurance. You can't afford to operate without a safety management plan in place, and the experts at Poms & Associates can help you find the solutions that are right for your unique needs. To learn more, get in touch with Poms & Associates using this convenient contact form.


Whenever a student returns from a long break from school, or when a new case of head lice is detected at school, it is a good opportunity to educate families on the benefit of making periodic head checks in the home, a part of your school aged child's healthy routines.
Ideally, students should be screened for head lice at home prior to returning to school following a school vacation, such as after summer, winter, or spring break. This is the most common time (during vacation from school), that children develop an infestation.
A copy of the brochure, "A Parent's Guide to Head Lice", is available by clicking on the link below. Additionally, I have attached a letter from Nurse Erin Lawrence that provides additional information and resources about head lice. Please click this link to see the letter: Lice Information from District Nurse.


Bilbao's Art Scene and the 'Guggenheim effect' Revisited.
EUROPEAN PLANNING STUDIES 17(11): 1711-1729.
ABSTRACT: The article analyzes the effects of the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao (GMB), adopting a new research perspective and trying to pursue the links between the museum and Bilbao's art scene. Until now, the impact of the museum has been analyzed from two different perspectives. The first focused on the urban development and regeneration aspects and the success of the museum as a tourist magnet and an image-making device. The second perspective concentrated on the direct economic benefits of the museum, i.e. direct returns and effects on the economy. The missing lens in previous analyses, however, was the impact of the museum on the city's art landscape, including the art support activities. In this context, the article describes for the first time in a detailed way how the GMB has contributed to the shaping and propulsion of changes on commercial and non-profit art spaces in Bilbao. Although it is clear that other factors may play a role, it can be asserted that the effects of the museum are not only limited to an increase in tourism or fiscal return, but also contribute to the development and spatial articulation of the local art scene and public support of the arts.


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2020 HOGSPYs: Male Team of the Year
Razorback Communications April 30, 2020
The male team of the year award recognizes one male team who had had an impressive season, displayed academic excellence and overall team success.
This year's nominees are:
Finished with an 11-5 record in 2020, winning the first seven games of the year, followed by each of the last four to end the season.
Ended the season ranked in the top 15 in most of the polls.
Team was hitting .310 as a unit, with four starters above the team mark, including Heston Kjerstad with a whopping .448 batting average, which ranked second in the SEC.
Arkansas earned four weekly honors in 2020 – SEC Pitcher of the Week (Connor Noland), SEC Co-Player of the Week (Heston Kjerstad and Robert Moore) and SEC Co-Freshman of the Week (Robert Moore). Kjerstad and Moore also won national player of the week honors from Collegiate Baseball Newspaper and Perfect Game, respectively.
Arkansas won 20 games in 2019-20, including one game in the SEC Tournament, prior to the season being canceled on Mar. 12.
Arkansas had a NCAA Net of 43 and were in the conversation to make the NCAA Tournament field. The team led the NCAA in 3-point field goal percentage and led the SEC in fewest turnovers, free throws made, steals and turnover margin.
Mason Jones was named All-America and SEC Player of the Year. Mason Jones and Isaiah Joe were the top scoring duo in the SEC and sixth-best in the NCAA. Jimmy Whitt Jr., was the only graduate transfer to move to a Power 5 conference and average more points per game.
In 2018-19, won the program's first SEC since 1995 and just he second SEC title in program history.
After finishing seventh in the stroke play, Arkansas defeated Vanderbilt, 3-2, in the quarterfinals; Texas A&M, 3-2, in the semifinals and top-seed Auburn, 3-1-1, in the championship.
The Razorbacks went on to compete in the NCAA Austin Regional, finishing sixth. Also won the Git-R-Done Invitational, marking the 13th straight year Arkansas has won at least one even under Brad McMakin. Overall, the team had seven top 5 finishes.
In 2019-20, Arkansas had four, top-5 finishes in its eight events. The team's 284.4 scoring average is a school record.
SEC Indoor champions, won indoor conference title for first time since 2017.
Total of 9 medalists – 2 gold, 5 silver, 2 bronze.
Ranked No. 10 nationally heading into SEC Indoor, defeated No. 2 LSU for title (106-88).
SEC Runner of the Year & Cliff Harper Trophy – Cameron Griffith.
Qualified 11 athletes in eight events for eight entries in NCAA Indoor Championships.
Head coach Chris Bucknam – SEC Indoor, USTFCCCA South Central Region Coach of the Year.
Watch the video to find out this year's winner.


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December 8th, 2014 by Johnathan Irwin
Metal Gear Online Trailer Revealed
On Friday evening, gamers were treated to a night of world premieres during The Game Awards 2014. Among them, included the long awaited reveal of the return of Metal Gear Online that has obtained a dedicated following during past Metal Gear Solid titles. In just over four minutes, viewers are treated to all the intensity with a blend of the comedic and serious moments as a multiplayer battle plays out in front. This time around, expect a wider array of special abilities which looks to make Metal Gear Online a more fleshed out component of the game. Metal Gear Online will be included with Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain when it releases next year.


Callum commenced his career with DGL Accountants as a UCQ graduate in 1994 and worked full time until 1999 when he and his wife moved to London, England for a three year working holiday.
Callum returned to DGL in 2002 and became a director on 1st July 2007. Throughout his career, Callum has worked diligently with a variety of clients (including primary producers, small to medium enterprises and Self-Managed Superannuation Funds) providing timely accurate taxation and business advisory services.
Callum also keeps up to date of with I.T. within the accounting field including Accounting Software and Cloud Technologies.
Callum is active in the community and enjoys outdoor activities with his wife Kelly and family of three including soccer, camping and fishing.
Denise joined DGL Accountants in 2000 as a graduate accountant. Denise has extensive experience in taxation, business services, self-managed superannuation funds and auditing and she has a diverse portfolio of clients including those in Agricultural, Mining & Professional Services, Property Developers & Investors.
Denise is regarded highly by her clients for her attention to detail, efficiency and practical easy to understand taxation and business advice that helps clients achieve their goals.
Natalie joined the firm in 1999 as a graduate accountant and was appointed as a partner on 1st July 2007.
She has extensive experience in providing taxation, business advisory and superannuation advice to a vast range of clients.
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Rob joined DGL Accountants (formerly Douglas Gibb and Lewis) in 1990 and was appointed partner in 1991. Prior to this, Rob has worked in public accounting practices in Mackay & Brisbane since 1975.
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Elizabeth has been in the accounting industry for 14 years. After graduating from Central Queensland University with a Bachelor of Accounting in 2008, she qualified as a CPA in 2012 and obtained a Limited Public Practice Certificate in 2016.
Elizabeth has great knowledge in Self-Managed Superannuation Funds and currently holds a limited licence certificate.
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Prohegetotherium — вимерлий рід ссавців пізнього олігоцену формацій Агуа-де-ла-П'єдра, Маріньо та Сарм'єнто в Аргентині, формації Салла в Болівії та формації Фрай-Бентос в Уругваї.

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Prohegetotherium включає три види: P. sculptum, P. schiaffinoi та P. malalhuense. Хоча Prohegetotherium shumwayi та P. crassus довгий час були синонімами P. sculptum, Kramarz and Bond (2017) обмежили P. sculptum голотипом, відкидаючи синонімію.

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Kenosha is located in southeast Wisconsin. Kenosha is between the Kenosha, Racine county. Kenosha has 26.93 square miles of land area and 0.10 square miles of water area. As of 2010-2014, the total Kenosha population is 99,709, which has grown 10.36% since 2000. The population growth rate is higher than the state average rate of 6.73% and is lower than the national average rate of 11.61%. Kenosha median household income is $48,181 in 2010-2014 and has grown by 14.98% since 2000. The income growth rate is lower than the state average rate of 20.43% and is much lower than the national average rate of 27.36%. Kenosha median house value is $143,900 in 2010-2014 and has grown by 33.24% since 2000. The house value growth rate is lower than the state average rate of 47.86% and is lower than the national average rate of 46.91%. As a reference, the national Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation rate for the same period is 26.63%. On average, the public school district that covers Kenosha is worse than the state average in quality. The Kenosha area code is 262.
Population 99,709 (2010-2014), rank #4
Population Growth 10.36% since 2000, rank #200
Population Density: 3,688.73/sq mi, rank #11
Time Zone: Central GMT -6:00 with Daylight Saving in the Summer
Land Area: 26.93 sq mi, rank #24
Area: Chicago-Naperville-Joliet, IL-IN-WI
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The Kelly Sisters
By: Maureen Lee
Narrated by: Noreen Leighton
It's 1925, and Patricia, Tara and Aideen couldn't be more excited to be starting a new life in Liverpool. Yet it soon becomes clear that all is not as it seems, for the girls are hastily swept onto a huge ocean liner heading to New York. When their father vanishes midway across the Atlantic, the grieving sisters prepare themselves for a new life in the big city. For whatever their father was running from has every chance of catching up with them....
Flora and Grace
Narrated by: Nerys Hughes
It's 1944 and Flora Knox is enjoying a beautiful spring morning in the Swiss mountains, waiting on a railway station platform for a train. As Flora watches, a cattle train draws closer to the station, pulling a fleet of slatted trucks behind. But the trucks don't contain animals. From within come the sounds of humans, groaning, pleading, on a desperate journey across the Swiss countryside.
After the War Is Over
Liverpool, 1945. Three women, the strongest of friends, return home, trying to fit back into their old lives after they've been demobbed. They've been thrown together by the war and shared all sorts of good and bad times. Now their old lives seem dull in comparison. But not for long.... Maggie and Nell are both 21 and full of hope and excitement. Iris, on the other hand, is feeling apprehensive about returning to civilian life. At the age of 30, her only wish is to have a baby, but sadly this wish is yet to come true.
As the summer break begins, lifelong friends Norah and Daisy are looking forward to one last summer together. That is until they fall under the spell of charismatic newcomer Jack Hannay. But as the summer draws to a close, Daisy refuses to accept that it is over. She insists on one last visit to Jack's boat, where something so horrific happens, it leaves them suffering the effects for years to come....
Violet's Children
Narrated by: Julie Maisey
Beginning in 1950s Liverpool, Violet's Children is a warm and nostalgic story of a young woman who must adopt her sister's children after tragedy strikes.
The Seven Streets of Liverpool
Narrated by: Emma Gregory
Pearl Street, Liverpool, Christmas 1942. Despite the drama and tragedy of the War, the street's spirit and friendship in adversity binds them together. Since her husband was injured, Eileen has worried about the growing distance between them. Lena Newton longs for a baby but with her husband posted in the Navy, it's looking unlikely. And Kitty has hidden away since she discovered her lover was married, too ashamed to return in disgrace with her baby.
Laceys of Liverpool
Narrated by: Clare Higgins
Pretty Alice Lacey couldn't be more different from her sister-in-law; bitter, ambitious Cora. Alice is happily married to John Lacey, Cora to his hapless younger brother, Billy. Both women give birth to sons on one chaotic night in war-torn Liverpool, but Cora's jealousy and resentment prompt her to swap her puny baby for Alice's beautiful son...
The Girl from Barefoot House
For Josie Flynn, the war was just the start of a journey that began in heartbreak when she was sent to live with her aunt and uncle. But the dark shadow that her uncle cast over her life is lightened by the bubbly Lily, who lives along the street and becomes her life-long friend. But Josie has itchy feet, and it is in New York that she falls in love with Jack Coltrane.
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The House by Princes Park
Narrated by: Maggie Ollerenshaw
The First World War is almost over when nurse Olivia Jones meets dashing American soldier, Tom O'Hagan, and they propose to marry. But Tom is dead by the time Olivia finds herself pregnant. Just hours old, their daughter Ruby is brutally removed from Olivia by her disgusted father and secretly taken to be raised in a convent in north Wales. At fourteen, Ruby is beautiful, intelligent and wilful - and delighted to be chosen by the wealthy Emily Dangerfield, who lives in a grand house near Liverpool, as a companion.
Queen of the Mersey
Queenie is only 14 and has been deserted by her mother. Set in Liverpool and Wales at the outbreak of World War II, this story explores themes of female friendship and betrayal from the perspective of a group of women of widely different ages.
Martha's Journey
Liverpool, 1915. Martha Rossi lives in a tenement with her husband and their five children. Despite working all the hours she can, the family doesn't have much money. So when Martha's 14-year-old son, Joe, proudly enlists to fight for his country just to earn his mother an extra shilling, Martha is horrified. Despite her pleas and protests, Joe is dispatched to France within weeks. Unbeknown to them all, Joe's act of selfless heroism will have huge implications for Martha and all the family.
Kitty and Her Sisters
At the age of 19, Kitty McCarthy has decided she is going to live a life less ordinary. What she does know is that she doesn't want to get married and raise children in Liverpool like her sisters.
Lights Out Liverpool
As Britain stands alone against a monstrous enemy, the inhabitants of Pearl Street face hardship and heartbreak with courage and humour. The war touches each of them in a different way: for Annie Poulson, a widow, it means never-ending worry when her twin boys are called up and sent to France; Sheila Reilly's husband, Cal, faces the terror of U-Boat attacks; Eileen Costello is liberated from a bitter, loveless marriage when her husband is sent to Egypt.
Lime Street Blues
It is the heady 60s in Liverpool, and the Flowers, the Baileys, and the McDowds are three very different families bound together by music. The children are determined to be part of the glamour that surrounds the city, so when Sean, Lachlan, and Max form The Merseysiders and Jeannie and Rita become part of The Flower Girls, they put their hearts and souls into achieving success.
Pretty Amy Curran was just 18 years old when she met Barney Patterson, the love of her life, on Southport pier in 1939. Their romantic, passionate marriage was made in heaven, or so they both believed. But when Britain declared war on Germany, Barney volunteered to fight and the couple were eventually separated for five long years. When he returned to Liverpool after VE Day he wasn't the same person - and neither was Amy.
Millie Cameron is furious when she finds herself obliged to sort through the belongings of her aunt Flo, who has died recently. She hardly knew her aunt, and besides, she has her own career to think of.
Young, pretty, full of confidence - or so she likes to pretend - she wants nothing to do with a dull spinster aunt whom her family refuses to talk about. But when she arrives at Flo's basement flat, Millie's interest is awakened.
The Leaving of Liverpool
After the death of their mother, Mollie and Annemarie decide to escape from their tiny Irish village and head to Liverpool to board a ship to New York. But in a cruel twist of fate, the girls are separated when the boat leaves without Mollie.
The Old House on the Corner
Victoria Macara is 27 and lives alone in the old house on the corner that was once home to the family removal business. When the land is sold, she finds herself surrounded by a small estate of new properties called Victoria Square. The newcomers who move in around her bring with them their own dramas.
Narrated by: Jacqueline King
It is a cold February night in 1925 when two teenage sisters - Mollie and Annemarie - escape from their home in a tiny Irish village. Their beloved mother has died and the girls have suffered shocking abuse at the hands of their father.
Pretty Amy Curran was just eighteen years old when she met Barney Patterson, the love of her life, on Southport pier in 1939. Their romantic, passionate marriage was made in heaven - or so they both believed.
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Jean His est un homme politique français né le  à Bellou-en-Houlme et mort le  à Argentan.

Avocat, maire d'Argentan, conseiller général, il est député de l'Orne de 1827 à 1848. Il siège dans l'opposition sous la Restauration, signant l'adresse des 221, et devient un soutien hésitant de la Monarchie de Juillet.

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Naissance en octobre 1782
Naissance dans la province de Normandie
Décès en mars 1854

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Museum introduces hospital medallion
The New Milford Historical Society & Museum is offering its 2020 commemorative medallion for holiday purchase. This year's medallion features images of New Milford Hospital both as it appeared in mid-20th century from Elm Street and its contemporary look.
Courtesy of New Milford Historical Society
The New Milford Historical Society & Museum is offering its 2020 commemorative medallion for holiday purchase.
This year's medallion features images of New Milford Hospital both as it appeared in mid-20th century from Elm Street and its contemporary look. The museum, located at 6 Aspetuck Ave., chose the hospital for its medallion to honor the hospital's 100th anniversary in 2021.
The medallion was designed by Cynthia Gillette and crafted by Woodbury Pewter.
Medallions are available for $20 each at the museum and at the mayor's office in Roger Sherman Town Hall, as well as at Robertson's Jewelers, Safari Collective and Just In Antiques in New Milford.
Proceeds will help the museum defray a portion of the cost of its many programs for the public.
For more information, call 860-354-3069 or visit www.nmhistorical.org.


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Elecciones complementarias de 1972 puede referirse a dos elecciones parlamentarias realizadas en Chile:

 Las elecciones complementarias de enero de 1972, para elegir un diputado y un senador.
 La elección complementaria de julio de 1972, para elegir un diputado por Coquimbo.


Having lived in Newbiggin by the Sea, Northumberland for just over 3 weeks now I have been so lucky to see and photograph some beautiful scenery and Wildlife in these last few weeks, taking off for hours on the bikes on sunny days and simply appreciating my surroundings with my partner and fellow Artist John Graham.
the natural beauty that surrounds us, so I feel very privileged to have seen such an abundance of Wildlife in such a short space of time - these few but well enjoyed, walks and cycles out have always left me thinking one thing as I stand there admiring each view "I want to paint"!
So in the next few weeks, I will be going back to my first love in Art and that is Birds. I taught myself to draw with Coloured pencils working from bird Illustrations in books when I was little and have always held a great passion for these feathered animals, so have decided to produce a collection of paintings of these beautiful creatures and hope to offer prints once completed too. Progress images will be posted and all Original work will be available to purchase if anyone wishes to buy!


Sandra Miller, is a fictitious name for website scams that use the bait and switch con we call the link posting scam. It is a fake work from home trick that uses phony stories about fictional single mothers who supposedly became successful by using the bogus business being peddled online.
Sandra Miller is used quite often, and each time we and others expose the fraud, the scammers put up another new scam site, still using her name. I have tried to find a real person by that name.
Online Cash Commissions is the latest scam using the name Sandra Miller. I have looked for this "America's number one business leader" everywhere online and all I can find is zero.
The name Sandra Miller will be used many times long after I expose this con of fake working mom scams and I will continue to find them and advice you to stay far away from any website that uses her name.
So many people write to us about the Sandra Miller scams robbing them of as much as tens of thousands of dollars! Learn from them and do not repeat their mistakes.
Usually, the name Sandra Miller is placed in a phony website that looks suspiciously like a news report. Always, the news logos are placed at the top of these scams to make them look legitimate.


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… this is not made of language but energy
…this is not made of language but energy is a series of four online conversations occurring November 17 to December 15, 2020, centred on born-digital art, tool-making, and circulation. It begins a new stream of programming at the AGYU centered on works of art that are born-digital and primarily experienced online. The series is curated by Clara Halpern, emerging from several years of research studying artists, writers, and curators who critically embrace the experience of art online—its possibilities, as well as its biases and barriers, and considers the art institution's slow relationship to supporting art for the internet.
This program is inspired by the words of artist and writer Mimi Ọnụọha, who writes:
If artists want to reimagine the web, we must set aside the tendency to subscribe to a universal 'us' that is blank, neutral, and anonymous (a.k.a white, Western, and tech-literate). Though the creators of the internet may have inscribed this monolithic into the beginnings of the medium, there is nothing in the cacophony of on/offline lives today that supports it. There is no World Wide Web, but many worlds of webs, wherein different groups with particular aims and interests bump into and overlap with one another. The groups, like the voices they represent, morph and shrink daily. But this is not a bug. There is power in the shifts. (source)
…this is not made of language but energy is a speculative exploration of our present and future through topics including toolmaking, modes of circulation, frameworks, and more broadly, our digital lives. By the very nature of its subject, this body of research is ever evolving, and we look forward to these conversations with an international group of artists, writers, and curators in the weeks to come.
Register for the series here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/128779401657
When all my friends are online at once
A keynote by writer Orit Gat
followed by Q & A with Clara Halpern, AGYU Assistant Curator
The sessions begin with a talk by London-based writer Orit Gat who has written extensively on contemporary art and digital culture. At the culmination of a year in which most of the world population's relationship to their digital lives has changed in ways they could have never imagined, this talk looks back to digital pasts in order to assert that screen-mediated human communication does not lead to less meaningful exchanges. Thinking along three lines in the history of coming together online: the history of chat, the construction of a self online, and representations of the home on the internet, this talk brings together references from art and popular culture, along with a history of different digital platforms in order to explore digital lives in the past and the weird present.
Conversation with Kite (Suzanne Kite), Ashley Jane Lewis, Gary Zhexi Zhang, and Taeyoon Choi (moderator)
This conversation brings together artists who explore tool-making in their practices, which range from theorizing, building to teaching and can be summed up by a quote from Gary Zhexi Zhang: "if the web is a built environment increasingly designed and constructed by corporations, tool-making offers users a way to regain some of their lost agency." (source )
Gary Zhexi Zhang is an artist and writer. His work explores concepts and fictions that compose the concrete world, such as ecology, finance, and information. He is currently a Transformations of the Human Researcher at the Berggruen Institute, where he studies non-human networks and markets.
How to Build Anything Ethically, a text by Oglála Lakȟóta performance artist, visual artist, and composer Kite (aka Suzanne Kite), uses Lakota knowledge frameworks to propose a protocol for ethically building computer hardware from the ground up. The artist and scholar specifically draws on how Lakota form relationships to stones and how it might inform how human relationships can be formed with AI hardware.
Ashley Jane Lewis is a new media artist with a focus on interactive installations, bio art, social justice, and speculative design. Her practice explores Black cultures of the past, present, and future through computational and analog mediums. Lewis's advocacy work has pushed tech institutions to explore equitable access points for marginalized folks and she has taught more than 3500 young people how to code.
Taeyoon Choi is an artist and educator based in New York and Seoul. Inspired by the poetics in science, technology, society, and human relations, he's a co-founder of School for Poetic Computation, an artist-run school in New York. He believes in the intersectionalities of art, activism, and education and works with activists and scholars on disability rights, environmental justice, and anti-racism.
This session is in partnership with InterAccess.
Frameworks & Futures
Conversation with Tega Brain, Jason Edward Lewis, Tabita Rezaire*, and Paul Soulellis (moderator)
Thursday, December 10, 6pm EST
*Please note: Due to unexpected circumstances, Tabita Rezaire was unable to join us for our live event this evening, but a recording of her presentation will be made available on the AGYU website shortly.
The artists in this conversation share a criticality of the structures and systems that underpin the internet and the way our data is collected and used. Their work exposes the issues in these larger apparatuses while also proposing alternate frameworks.
Based in Cayenne, French Guiana, artist-healer-seeker Tabita Rezaire points out that the tools and networks that comprise the internet are deeply entangled with systems of extraction and exploitation. In her work, she she digs into scientific imaginaries to tackle the pervasive matrix of coloniality in our information and communication technologies, navigating digital, corporeal, and ancestral memory as sites of struggles, tapping into ancestral or plant networks to seek alternative spiritual technologies.
Tega Brain is an Australian-born artist and environmental engineer whose work examines issues of ecology, data systems, and infrastructure. She has created wireless networks that respond to natural phenomena, systems for obfuscating fitness data, and an online smell-based dating service.
Paul Soulellis is an artist and educator based in Providence, RI, and founder/director of Queer.Archive.Work. His practice includes teaching, writing, and experimental publishing, with a focus on queer methodologies and network culture. In his recent writing, he's explored coming together in urgent times, emphasizing working from shared, common positions, in common, and on common ground.
Digital media theorist, artist, and software designer Jason Edward Lewis is a co-founder (with artist Skawennati), of AbTeC, Aboriginal Territories in Cyberspace, an Aboriginally determined research-creation network whose goal is to ensure Indigenous presence in the web pages, online environments, video games, and virtual worlds that comprise cyberspace. Based in Montreal, born and raised in northern California, Lewis is Hawaiian and Samoan. His research includes emergent media theory and history, and methodologies for conducting art-led technology research and he has written extensively on mobile media, video game design, machinima, and experimental pedagogy with Indigenous communities.
Circulation & Hybrid Practices
Conversation with Julia Weist and Christina Battle
Tuesday, December 15, 6pm EST
It is clear in our day to day life that things flow back and forth from online to physical space, but we often think of these spaces in isolation in art: the art gallery, the publication, and the web. Artists Christina Battle and Julia Weist share a hybridized process of art-making – creating individual artworks that are experienced both online and offline, moving fluidly between these spaces.
Edmonton-based artist Christina Battle has a background in environmental biology and film studies and is currently working on a number of projects taking place online, which will later seep out into the physical world, including taking up online systems and networks around plant-based ones.
Julia Weist is a New York based artist who explores how the process of record keeping reveals crucial social truths around shared systems of knowledge and power. Drawing heavily on archival material and artifacts, Weist sites her work both inside art world contexts, such as galleries and museums, as well as other shared "commons" like public libraries, government websites, advertising platforms, and digital spaces. In 2019 she was named Public Artist in Residence for New York City's Department of Records and Information Services.
This session is in partnership with Rhizome.
This series is curated by Clara Halpern, AGYU Assistant Curator, in collaboration with Jenifer Papararo, AGYU Director/Curator, and Orit Gat. The series title, "this is not made of language but energy," is a quote from "Dream 2," a poem by Eileen Myles. Graphic design by Marta Ryczko.
We would like to offer thanks to the artists, writers, and curators who contribute to this program, which is deeply informed by their work. We would also like to thank our partners InterAccess, Toronto, and Rhizome, New York City, for supporting the presentation of sessions in this program.
Circulation and Hybridity
Frameworks and Futures
Tabita Rezaire
Keynote lecture


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Void elf - "Many have sought to harness the corruptive magic of the Void. Most who tried have fallen into madness. Determined to use this power for the good of Azeroth, Alleria Windrunner is the first mortal to succeed at defying the shadow's whispers. Coming to the aid of a group of her kin who nearly gave in to the darkness, Alleria has vowed to train these Void Elves to control the shadows within them and pledge their newfound powers to the Alliance."
Guild Banners. The Banner of Cooperation and Battle Standard of Coordination will increase the experience from kills. They both have a 10 minute cooldown, but when you use one, the other is only locked out for 2 minutes. I was very bad about using these, so it might be worth using a macro to drop them on your first attack against an enemy. Keep in mind you must have reputation with your guild before being able to buy these, so new character may have a bit of a wait before picking them up.
The best way to collect AP is through world quests, a system that allows players to complete menial tasks to earn moderate rewards. A finite amount of AP spawns on the map through these quests — generally at least 2,000 a day. I've likely done most of these quests close to 20 times in the course of preparing my various characters in the 45 days since the expansion launched. In some cases, I've replayed them as many as 50 times.
Okay, speaking of pet farms this one is a really unique farm. What we're looking for is the carrier cage : black tabby. This is a very sought after pet for both horde and alliance – which is why its price competitively at 55,000g. The farm takes place in Hillsbrad Foothills on a peninsula like piece of land just northwest of the yeti caves. There will be dozens of stormpike engineers surrounding ballistas that only horde characters can kill. However, that doesn't mean alliance polayers can't do this farm (im alliance myself). All you need to do is to create a class trial (monk is the best) and send him over to the grinding spot. Use the black ox statue to attract the mobs, and easily maul them down group by group. If luck is on your side, you can make out with an awesome black tabby carrier.
At Level 38, you unlock an additional pet ability. The ability you unlock depends on the spec of your pet. Ferocity pets gain Primal Rage, which is a Bloodlust/ Heroism effect that increases the Haste of you and all party members by 30% for 40 seconds. Tenacity pets gain Survival of the Fittest which reduces you and your pet's damage taken by 20% for 6 seconds on a 3-minute cooldown. Cunning pets gain Master's Call which removes all movement-impairing effects from your pet and a friendly target, and makes them immune to movement-impairing effects for 4 seconds. The friendly target can be you. It has a 45-second cooldown.
Azeroth paid a terrible price to end the apocalyptic march of the Legion's crusade—but even as the world's wounds are tended, it is the shattered trust between the Alliance and Horde that may prove hardest to mend. As this age-old conflict reignites, gather your allies and champion your faction's cause—for Azeroth's future will be forged in the fires of war.
As you continue down this Horde leveling guide you will start to see that leveling via quests gets harder as the levels progress (at least until The Burning Crusade). So what we will do at level 36 (assuming you have finished all the quests) is head south to Feralas and grab the flight path at Camp Mojache (in eastern Feralas) then keep going east to Thousand Needles, then North through the Barrens until we can head east again to Dustwallow Marsh.
A "stat squish" and "item squish" was implemented to lower the numbers used in the game, e.g. a legendary item previously with a level of 1000 reduced to 265. Unique class-specific buffs are added back, i.e. mages' Arcane Brilliance and priests' Mark of Fortitude. Titanforging—a random event that raises the initial item level of an item gained via drops or rewards—is still in the game; however, if the item is one of those affected by the Heart of Azeroth, then that item cannot be titanforged.
New to Patch 8.1 is a new leveling flask called the Draught of Ten Lands which increases all primary and secondary stats by 20 and experience gained by 10%. This effect lasts for one hour and persists through death, similar to other battle flasks. This item can be purchased using a new Patch 8.1 currency called 7th Legion Service Medal or Honorbound Service Medal which can be earned doing the new incursions and Warfront activities. Simple earn these medals on your main character, purchase the flasks, and send them to your other characters. The cost is 10 of the medals.
Cooking is a secondary crafting profession, which is available in addition to your two main professions. It takes various food crafting materials such as meats and fish and turn them into consumable food. The consumables give statbuffs and are used by raiders and other players seeking to maximize performance. It is a great money maker and you should have it on your main.
Disable alpha versions in your Curse client if you do not want multiple updates per day. Make sure you check main download preference as well as DBM's individual download preference. You could have primary method set to release and dbm still set to alpha. Right click on DBM itself in curse client addon list and set it to release/beta to avoid the daily updates.
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Herbalism is also a good source of money. Herbs are required by alchemists and scribes. Unlike ore which is found only in rocky areas, herbs can be found in many places. Be sure to check on the auction house for what herbs are in demand for a high value; often a lower level one is very valuable, so you can farm an area you already know for quick money.
I'm starting to get a lot of hits on this guide and along with the regular comments, I'm also getting some requests for quest detailing and such. Like I state, this is just an overall 1-60 Horde guide that will direct you to quest areas. If you are really interested in the details, I highly recommend you get a copy of leveling guide from Dugi's, James, or Joana as they are full of more detail then you probably will ever get to. But my guide will get you moving through classic World of Warcraft as a start.
While we don't know what will happen to players that choose to side with Sylvanas when she's ultimately toppled from power, it seems that their actions will make some kind of difference on the game — consequences that could mortally harm one of the troll's heading up Saurfang's rebellion, Zekhan (introduced in the "Old Soldier" cinematic, he won the community's heart and has been rechristened "Zappy Boi"), who is primed for Sylvanas' crosshairs after opposing her.
This farm is a cool rogue only spot that is more hit or miss rather than a direct gold farm. Generally we'll be picking pockets for the item Decaherdral Dice. It's a rare pickpocket drop that ranges anywhere between 28,000 and 35,000g. The good news is, this spot has soo many mobs that it's literally impossible to run out of mobs to pickpocket, and when you kill them (which you will eventually) they have fast respawn times. Within 20 minutes I was able to snag one of these cool toys in the video. They seem to be rare and have very high selling points.
Sep 1 Blindsight's How to Choose a Server Guide [Originally posted by Blindsight-Spirestone on the old Warcraft forums--it's my understanding he no longer posts, but this is a valuable and informative guide] Since it's a frequently asked question on these boards, I've thrown together a quick guide for how to pick a server. Server Datacentre Location - New York, Chicago, Phoenix, Los Angeles First and foremost: Limit your search to servers that are as close to you (physically) as possible. Closer servers will have better latency, and thus deliver a better play experience. WoWWiki has a great list by datacentre: http://www.wowwiki.com/US_realm_list_by_datacenter Realm Type - PvP, PvE, RP, RP-PvP Now that you know which servers to look at, the next most important question is if you want to play on a PvE, PvP, RP, or RP-PvP server. RP vs. non-RP servers should be a simple choice: when interacting with other players, do you want to act "in character" replying to other players like they're living inside the world of Azeroth, or would you rather just play WoW like any other video game treating everyone else like a player at a keyboard? If you want to play on an RP server with active RPers: "Wyrmrest Accord and Moon Guard are very popular, but Moon Guard is very over populated." -Nok PvE vs. PvP is a bit of a tougher decision. On a PvP server, once you get to about lvl 20, in just about every questing zone you go to you can be attacked at any time by any player of the opposite faction (Horde vs. Alliance). If you like the idea of jumping other players while they're running around killing mobs/questing, this may be for you. If you don't like the idea of a max lvl player killing you in 1 shot when they ride by, then you may want to stick to PvE servers. Some people feel that PvP servers have a slightly more mature community since most children and/or immature players can't stand being killed randomly. Other people feel that PvP servers have a less mature community since it's full of teenagers who like to grief other players while they're just trying to quest. YMMV. Realm population - New, Low, Medium, High, Full The next major consideration for choosing a realm is the realms' population, both the total number of players and the Alliance / Horde ratio. This is a bit more complicated, and there are different ways of looking at the data. First, WarcraftRealms.com has a tool for taking a "census" of various realms, but it relies on data uploads from players on the server. Its data is only as accurate as the data it receives from player uploads, but it gives a pretty good baseline idea: http://www.warcraftrealms.com/realmstats.php?sort=Total Another useful way to look at population data is in terms of server age. Older servers tend to have higher populations. WoWWiki has a list of all US realms' creation dates: http://www.wowwiki.com/Timeline_of_the_creation_of_US_realms So that's great, but what does it mean? How does population affect the game? Here are a few points to consider: Empty servers: By far the easiest way of ruining the MMO experience is to have nobody to play with. Avoid servers with very low population. Queues: Very high population realms often have queue times. This could mean waiting for half an hour every time you want to play during prime time. During prime time (weekday evenings and weekends), check the realm status page to see if the server is listed as full: http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/realmstatus/ Economy: Higher population realms have more robust economies. This means the auction house will have many more items listed and will be much more competitive. 10/25 Man Raid PuGs: Higher population => more things happening => more groups going all the time. Pick up Groups will form more frequently and will fill faster, meaning you can play more and sit in town waiting for groups less. This also, however, means (on some servers) that PuGs can be more picky in who they take along since anyone can be replaced quickly. A/H ratio: Depending on how you like to play, you may want an even ratio so that everything that involves opposite faction interaction (like world PvP) are more fair, or you may want to be on the advantage side of an imbalanced ratio so that your side is usually winning. The only disadvantage with being on the plus side of a wildly imbalanced population is that soon, world PvP zones (i.e. Wintergrasp) will only allow the same number of players (beyond a minimum level of 20 players) from each faction in at the same time, so if nobody from the other side shows up, only 20 from your side can get in.Frejya117	Sep 1
If you are just coming out of Level 110, you will probably have a number of different Legendary items to choose from. Your Legendaries' special effects will stop working at Level 116, but until then they can be a very powerful addition to help you level up quickly. These are our Legendary recommendations for leveling as a Arcane Mage in Battle for Azeroth:
Let's consider the fact, that the token price is rising again with the Virtual Blizzcon Ticket and possible Addon-Announcements for Blizzard Games. The reason the token is so cheap right now is the fact, that a lot of players bought Tokens for real money at the Shop. The more tokens are ingame, the less gold they cost. Supply and demand is the keyword here.
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Arsenic, cadmium, lead, and mercury present potential health risks to children who are exposed through inhalation or ingestion. Emerging Market countries experience rapid industrial development that may coincide with the increased release of these metals into the environment. A literature review was conducted for English language articles from the 21st century on pediatric exposures to arsenic, cadmium, lead, and mercury in the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) top 10 Emerging Market countries: Brazil, China, India, Indonesia, Mexico, Poland, Russia, South Korea, Taiwan, and Turkey. Seventy-six peer-reviewed, published studies on pediatric exposure to metals met the inclusion criteria. The reported concentrations of metals in blood and urine from these studies were generally higher than US reference values, and many studies identified adverse health effects associated with metals exposure. Evidence of exposure to metals in the pediatric population of these Emerging Market countries demonstrates a need for interventions to reduce exposure and efforts to establish country-specific reference values through surveillance or biomonitoring. The findings from review of these 10 countries also suggest the need for country-specific public health policies and clinician education in Emerging Markets.


In the avian hindbrain, the loss of premigratory neural crest cells from rhombomeres 3 and 5 (r3, r5) through programmed cell death contributes to the patterning of emigrant crest cells into three discrete streams. Programmed cell death is induced by the upregulation of Bmp4 and Msx2 in r3 and r5. We show that cSFRP2, a WNT antagonist, is expressed in the even-numbered rhombomeres and that over-expression of cSfrp2 inhibits Bmp4 expression in r3 and r5, preventing programmed cell death. By contrast, depleting cSFRP2 function in r4 results in elevated levels of Msx2 expression and ectopic programmed cell death, as does overexpression of Wnt1. We propose that programmed cell death in the rhombencephalic neural crest is modulated by pre-patterned cSfrp2 expression and a WNT-BMP signalling loop.


The Postal Ledger: Dan Moeur's fine art!
Delighted to receive this package from Dan! Look at the detail and read the fine print. Dan tells me that the paper is more than 200 years old and that's why it tears so easily. He has used a plaster (bandaid) to suture it together. I read the words and chuckle. I have the sense that Dan has not arbitrarily chosen the page, the words. It even has the word BURLESQUE. All of that, some smily faces and a DKULT VA stamp. But that is only the beginning!
I can't tell if these are actually prints or digital prints, but suspect the later. The caress has a plate indentation but looks like a silkscreen… I don't know enough about Miley to know exactly why these are her friends, but the charcters make me smile anyway.
I wondered if these were for my monochrome, semitone, Kodachrome call, but Dan tells me he hadn't inteded that. I thought that Perhaps if I posted the work here he'd send me something for the other. Either way I suspect I won't be able to resist hanging Miley and her friends, the envelope and the caress at the show in June, though. Thank you Dan.
Glad you are pleased, Rebecca. My work is never either ______ or digital. Always both and.... The Caress is a hand-pulled lithograph print made using a photo-polymer litho plate and traditional litho press. However, the original image is a drawing I made using drawing software on my iPad.
Miey and her friends (four notoriously piggy self-obsessed men) are digital pix snatched from the 'Net, but the background colors are all scanned from my original drawings made with artist-quality water-soluble wax crayons.
The paper is from a ca. 1780s book on Hogart's prints.
And yes, I am now entirely incentivised to make up a new entry for Mono- Semi- Koda-.
Oops...I should have added about Miley and friends, that once in digital form I printed the composite on a specially treated transfer film. The final print--yes, it IS a print--is made by rubbing the ink into moistened printmaker's art paper over a period of about 20 minutes until the pigments are fully absorbed by the paper.
Wow Dan! I saw a call for proposals about process/rule driven/influenced work just the other day. When I have a moment I will send you the details.
Where should I go on my magic carpet?


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Q: Solving differentioal equations with rapid oscillations using odeint I have wrote this code to solve an equation , I know the behavior of this function has very rapid oscillations, when I RUN it gives bogus values for some "m[x]" and some "t"'s, with this error:

C:\Users\dani\anaconda3\lib\site-packages\scipy\integrate\odepack.py:247: ODEintWarning: Excess work done on this call (perhaps wrong Dfun type). Run with full_output = 1 to get quantitative information.
warnings.warn(warning_msg, ODEintWarning)

I don't know what is the problem.
how can I get correct results? or at least as accurate as possible? or maybe I should rewrite the code in another form?
thank you.
import scipy as sio
import numpy as np
import mpmath as mp
import scipy.integrate as spi
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import time
from scipy.integrate import quad
initial_value=np.logspace(24,27,100)
t=np.logspace(-20,6,100)
m=np.logspace(0,6,100)
start_time=time.perf_counter()
phi_m={}
phi_m_prime={}
phi=[]
phi_prime=[]
j=0
i=np.pi*2.435*initial_value[0]
while i<(np.pi*(2.435*10**(27))):
    i=np.pi*2.435*initial_value[j]
    phi=[]
    phi_prime=[]
    for x in range (len(m)):
        def dzdt(z,T):
            return [z[1], -3*1.4441*(10**(-6))*m[x]*np.sqrt(0.69)*(mp.coth(1.5*np.sqrt(0.69)*(10**(-6))*1.4441*m[x]*T))*z[1] - z[0]]
        z0 = [i,0]
        ts = t/m[x]
        zs = spi.odeint(dzdt, z0, ts)
        phi.append(zs[99,0])
        phi_prime.append(zs[99,1])
    phi_m[j]=phi
    phi_m_prime[j]=phi_prime
    j+=1
end_time=time.perf_counter()
print(end_time-start_time,"seconds")

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