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Fast, Green, Deep Orange EV Earns Grad Students an A+
For a group of eco-minded Clemson engineers, graduate school involved serious automotive innovation.
By Lydia Dishman 3 minute Read
The fully electric concept car dubbed "Deep Orange" may not be street legal, but neither was Doc Brown's DeLorean. Its creators, grad students at the Clemson University International Center for Automotive Research (CU-ICAR), rolled it out for an ogling crowd at the recent Motorsports on Main in Greenville, SC.
What did you do with your summer?
In truth, Deep Orange was a yearlong project. It is powered by lithium-polymer batteries or by a two-cylinder onboard gasoline engine. In automotive terms, the gas engine makes Deep Orange a range-extended vehicle, meaning it can cruise to an all-electric range of 20 miles, but gets an overall range of 400 miles from the internal generator–just in case the driver decides they want to keep the wind in her hair.
Pike Research just released a report predicting there'll be 4.7 million charge points installed globally by 2015, but at present finding a place to recharge has been an issue for electric cars. Dr. Paul Venhovens, BMW Endowed Chair in Automotive Systems Integration tells Fast Company the Deep Orange vehicle can be plugged into any 110-volt wall socket. Charge it for an hour and be ready to go. The car sucks approximately 10 kilowatt hours of electricity, which Dr. Venhovens estimates costs about a buck at current prices.
The car itself–if manufactured commercially–would cost between $30,000 and 40,000, comparable to the Chevy Volt, says Dr. Stephen Hung. That's a big "if," but keep in mind these are students, pushing ahead the future of auto manufacturing.
They built some pep into this machine, too. The Deep Orange prototype is designed to reach 100 mph and accelerate from zero to 60 mph in 10 seconds. Dr. Imtiaz Haque, chairman of the automotive engineering department, points out that this is somewhat theoretical right now as the chassis and engine have only run in the lab, but they should be proven soon enough when the car is taken for a spin on a test track.
First, though, Deep Orange is set to make a guest appearance in Pasadena, Calif., where it will be on display at the Art Center College of Design's Classic Car Show in October. It's a second homecoming of sorts, as students at the Art Center College of Design collaborated with CU-ICAR on design and styling. Dr. Venhovens quipped that this was a handy partnership because if left to their own devices, the automotive engineering students would have just designed a car shaped like a box.
The car packs some amazing utilities, including a docking station that will take a regular smartphone (a Dell/Google Android is used for the prototype, above) and sync it to the car's systems. Think: Pandora, satellite radio, vehicle data, etc. all on your mobile so you can take it with you. Dr. Venhovens points out that this differs from the Ford Sync which is a dedicated system. "This way you just need one device," he says noting that the students built in a disabling feature for text, Facebook, et. al., so drivers won't be tempted to tweet in traffic.
Other innovative features include the seats hinged to both the roof and the floor to lighten the load and give greater protection in a crash.
Then there's the "industrial origami" of interior metal components which eliminates the expense of stamping by using laser cuts that will allow the pieces to be folded by hand.
After its turn in Pasadena, the Deep Orange car will go to Las Vegas for the Specialty Equipment Manufacturers Association (SEMA) Show, the LA Auto show and others, hopefully creating some buzz for the graduate program says Dr. Haque.
As for the students, they're already hard at work on the next prototype. Venhovens says, "Each year's project will be unique, with different problems and different parameters for success."
The Car of the Future is Deep Orange
Lydia Dishman is a reporter writing about the intersection of tech, leadership, and innovation. She is a regular contributor to Fast Company and has written for CBS Moneywatch, Fortune, The Guardian, Popular Science, and the New York Times, among others.
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U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar, D-Laredo, announced Wednesday that the U.S. Army Corps. of Engineers would only be constructing four of the eight miles originally slated for Starr County, according to a news release.
"This is a big win for the Rio Grande Valley. I worked hard to include language through the appropriations process that would protect communities from an ineffective and divisive border wall. This change order reduces the number of miles from eight to four in Starr County," Cuellar said in the release.
Congress approved border wall funding last March as part of a $1.3 trillion omnibus bill that gave $1.6 billion for border walls along the U.S.-Mexico border — 25 miles of which would be for levee wall fencing in Hidalgo County and 8 or so miles of fencing in Starr County.
Last week U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials said that construction of 13 miles of "levee wall" fencing was expected to begin in Hidalgo County as early as last week.
On Friday of last week, heavy equipment appeared to be in the same location it was in mid-February, when the first set of heavy equipment machinery began clearing out brush in an area known as La Parida, federally owned land near Bentsen-RGV State Park.
The change of order from eight miles to four miles would make it so construction would bypass La Grulla and Roma entirely — where wall construction was expected to impact historical areas.
Earlier this year, Roma's mayor, Roberto Salinas, spoke with The Monitor about his concerns that border wall construction would impact his city's historical district — where border construction was expected to cut through the area known as the bluffs — where people from all over the state and outside the state visit to bird watch.
Salinas said at the time he was uncertain how much damage the construction would cause in that area — but that U.S Border Patrol officials had made it clear construction would take place in the aforementioned area.
Salinas said he and other city officials, including mayors from La Grulla and Rio Grande City, met with Border Patrol officials at the Rio Grande City station in September 2018, where they were given an update on proposed construction in the area.
Cuellar said his motivation to work out a solution was due to his understanding of how much damage the proposed construction would have had on residents in Starr County.


Danbury's Sports Dome Day Programs and Clinics are designed for your child's physical and mental development. Our field programs use a variety of games to engage kids in physical activity.
Overall our Day Programs and Clinics will enable individuals to create self-confidence, promote physical fitness, work on motor skills and provide enrichment too. We stress a non-competitive environment and promote fun above all else. Instructor to student ratio is kept small to maximize individual development.
8-week session - One class per week per session.
You can sign up for multiple classes as well.
The classes are built around fun and focus on fundamental skills through the use of games and activities. Experienced qualified coaches will coach the classes.
The program is designed to help your child develop fine motor skills and self- confidence while growing a love for the sport. Sessions will last one hour which will contain 45 mins of instructional fun and 15mins free play for you and your child to enjoy the field and facility.
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Gheorghe Burada (n. 2 august 1831, Iași - d. 25 martie 1870, Iași) a fost un muzician român, dirijor de cor, compozitor și profesor de teorie-solfegii.

Gheorghe Burada se trage dintr-o veche familie de cărturari din părțile Odobeștilor, care s-a ridicat spre ranguri de boierie. Tatăl său, Tudorachi Burada, ajunsese la rangul boieresc de vornic iar pe plan politic a ajuns la funcția de Ministru de Interne. Mama sa, Maria, era o femeie cultă.

Gheorghe Burada a studiat vioara în casa părintească. S-a perfecționat apoi în străinătate, cu diferiți profesori particulari la Paris, Viena și Dresda. Deși s-a specializat în studiul viorii, s-a afirmat ca dirijor de cor.

În 1854, pe timpul domniei lui Gheorghe Bibescu, Gheorghe Burada a înființat un cor religios, care cânta în limba română, dând primele răspunsuri la Sfânta Liturghie pe 23 aprilie 1854, în Biserica "Sfinții Atanasie și Chiril" din Iași. În 1860, Gheorghe Burada a organizat și un curs de muzică vocală armonizată, la școala Mănăstirii "Sfinții Trei Ierarhi", continuând conducerea corului său, care, până în 1863, a cântat alternativ la bisericile din Iași, făcând repetiții în casele de pe strada Sărăriei ale tatălui dirijorului, Tudorachi Burada,
iar în 1864 a organizat corul de la Mitropolia Moldovei și Sucevei.

Gheorghe Burada a profesat și ca șef de orchestră la Teatrul cel Mare din Copou, făcând și aranjamente muzicale pentru o serie de piese din repertoriul teatrului.

A funcționat timp de aproape un deceniu ca profesor la conservatorul de Muzică și Declamațiune din Iași, pentru elevii căruia a scris în 1860 un manual, Principii elementare de muzică.

A compus o serie de lucrări, între care Uvertura națională, în 1852, un imn, în 1855, piese de salon, potpuriuri naționale, liturghii etc.

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Irina Zamfira Dănilă, Gheorghe Burada (1831-1870) – precursor al muzicii culte ieșene, Lucrări de muzicologie 2/2012 (http://musicologypapers.ro/index.php?l=ro&m=autori&a_id=93)

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Better health coverage for PTSD Veterans
Flashbacks, frightening thoughts, strong guilt, emotional numbness, tension, sleeping difficulty, and tension are just some of the symptoms indicative of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). These are normal reactions by the body after an individual has experienced life-threatening events such as natural disasters, physical or sexual assault, terrorist attacks, and military combat. However, in some individuals, the body's control over these symptoms may get out of hand resulting in PTSD. Although there are various causes of PTSD, symptoms of this disorder in war veterans has elicited much public interest. Therefore, the aim of this paper is to zero in on the health coverage of war veterans.
According to U.S Department of Veteran Affairs, PTSD occurs in approximately 11-20% of Iraqi and Afghanistan war veterans. Moreover, PTSD also affects 10 Gulf war Veterans for every 100 of them. Furthermore, out of every 100 Vietnam Veterans, 30 of them have become victims of PTSD. These grim statistics are attributable to many other factors apart from combat itself. These include the type of enemy being fought, politics surrounding the war, and sexual harassment and assault within the military. Resultantly, priority and much effort have been directed towards improving the health coverage of Veterans.
As a country, the United States has made efforts to compensate men and women who serve the state in the armed forces. This compensation was transformed from gratuity payment to an indemnity scheme by the U.S Congress in 1917. Therefore, war Veterans became entitled to compensation for suffering from mental or physical disabilities incurred during military service. In view of the foregoing, Veterans are, therefore, in a position to claim for PTSD compensation.
Additionally, continued research has enabled the discovery of new therapies that can be used to treat, not only attack and abusive victims, but also Veterans. Some of the new treatment options are "Cognitive Processing Therapy" and "Prolonged Exposure Therapy". These methodologies have buttressed the treatment coverage for PTSD victims.
Indeed, the United States has put the best foot forward in striving to treat as many PTSD patients as possible. As has been seen in the above discussion, investment in terms of compensation for Veterans and research have gone a long way to expand coverage for PTSD victims. Much focus has been directed to war Veterans because of their unique circumstances and the service the render to their country. The government, through the health sector, is looking into further measures to enhance health coverage for Veterans.


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Fortis (TSE:FTS) had its target price increased by CIBC from C$55.00 to C$57.00 in a research note published on Wednesday morning, BayStreet.CA reports.
Several other equities analysts have also recently weighed in on FTS. TD Securities lowered their price objective on shares of Fortis from C$55.00 to C$54.00 and set a hold rating on the stock in a research note on Wednesday, December 4th. Raymond James set a C$55.00 target price on shares of Fortis and gave the stock a market perform rating in a report on Monday, November 25th. National Bank Financial reissued a sector perform rating and issued a C$54.00 target price on shares of Fortis in a report on Wednesday, December 4th. UBS Group reduced their target price on shares of Fortis from C$62.00 to C$59.00 in a report on Friday, November 8th. Finally, CSFB set a C$54.00 target price on shares of Fortis and gave the stock a neutral rating in a report on Tuesday, November 26th. Six analysts have rated the stock with a hold rating and one has given a buy rating to the company's stock. The company presently has an average rating of Hold and a consensus price target of C$55.80.
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Shares of TSE:FTS traded up C$0.27 during trading on Wednesday, hitting C$55.51. The company's stock had a trading volume of 268,787 shares, compared to its average volume of 1,158,434. The company has a 50-day moving average of C$53.71 and a 200-day moving average of C$53.92. Fortis has a 12 month low of C$45.90 and a 12 month high of C$56.94. The company has a debt-to-equity ratio of 126.57, a current ratio of 0.56 and a quick ratio of 0.34. The firm has a market cap of $25.54 billion and a price-to-earnings ratio of 15.28.
Fortis (TSE:FTS) last issued its quarterly earnings data on Friday, November 1st. The company reported C$0.66 earnings per share for the quarter, topping the Thomson Reuters' consensus estimate of C$0.65 by C$0.01. The business had revenue of C$2.05 billion during the quarter, compared to the consensus estimate of C$2.10 billion. As a group, research analysts anticipate that Fortis will post 2.7000002 earnings per share for the current year.
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Fortis Inc operates as an electric and gas utility company in Canada, the United States, and the Caribbean. It generates, transmits, and distributes electricity to approximately 425,000 retail customers in southeastern Arizona; and 97,000 retail customers in Arizona's Mohave and Santa Cruz counties with an aggregate capacity of 3,377 MW (MW), including 57 MW of solar capacity.
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Sr. RHP Sean Clark (Clemson) vs. Jr. LHP Lee Hyde (Georgia Tech)
These teams have played six times already, splitting six games. Clemson coach Jack Leggett chose Clark, a senior who is 2-0, 1.80 in 30 innings because he's one of the few arms Georgia Tech hasn't seen this season. Clark earned wins in the chamionship of the ACC tournament and the opener of the Clemson Regional before throwing 3 2/3 strong innings of relief against Oral Roberts in the super-regional.
Hyde allowed two runs on seven hits over eight innings in Tech's 3-2 loss to Clemson in the ACC tournament. He also has thrown well in two NCAA tournament starts and gets the call over normal Friday starter Blake Wood because his lefthandedness matches up better against a left-leaning Clemson lineup.
Here's a nice story on Mike Trapani and life with Tourette's Syndrome.
Here's another story "Postcards from Omaha" story, with this from Trap on his syndrome:
And my teammates at Tech have always been supportive. They get excited when I throw up during games - that's how we know we're going to win.
Well, ain't that a superstition?
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As an entrepreneur, being an early adopter of new technologies and online platforms can be one of your biggest assets when it comes to standing out in the marketing landscape. Over the past two and a half years, it's become clear that one of the brightest opportunities across the online world has been Instagram Stories.
First shrugged off as a teenage feature only good for selfies and showing friends what you had for dinner, Instagram Stories has now grown to 500 million daily active users, up 100 million from when it first launched. All this makes it clear the ephemeral feature is anything but a fad.
As it's matured, it's become clear both from success stories and the potential audience reach -- that Stories is something brands, large and small, should be capitalizing on. Here's where to start.
First things first: Instagram Stories aren't for direct selling.
Let's get something out of the way here -- if you're expecting an immediate, dollar-for-dollar return on your investment by being active on Instagram Stories, don't bother starting in the first place. The value of Instagram Stories (along with Instagram in general), lies in its ability to build brand awareness along with deep, meaningful relationships with your audience by giving them a glimpse into your unfiltered life.
Now, even if you go all-in on the idea of Instagram Stories, one of the hardest things about the medium is knowing what to publish. Here are six creative ideas for inspiration.
1. Create behind the scenes footage.
Because of its unfiltered, raw nature, Instagram Stories can be a terrific place to document the "behind the scenes" footage of your company's content creation process, day-to-day activities around the office and much more.
For instance, if you're holding a photo shoot to highlight one of your biggest clients, consider posting Instagram Stories of the actual shoot, including the preparation and aftermath. This will help to create more hype and anticipation for the content you're creating.
Hosting Q&A sessions with questions related to your brand and the industry it's in is a great way to get your audience engaged. To do so, ask your followers to send their questions via Instagram direct message or by leaving a comment on the post announcing the Q&A session.
You should also use Instagram Stories to make important announcements. Whether it's a blog post going live on your website, contests, giveaways, new leadership roles being filled at your company or something else entirely, Stories is a good place to let your audience know what's going on at your business without spamming them with traditional posts.
4. Take advantage of Highlights.
In late 2017, Instagram rolled out Highlights -- a feature that allows users to save their Instagram Stories (which otherwise disappear after 24 hours) to different "folders" that appear on a users' Instagram profile. For example, a local coffee shop may have highlights labeled "Events", "We Love Our Customers" and "Sales & Coupons", which contain all the Stories relevant to each category.
5. Leverage all of the awesome features Instagram offers.
One of the best parts about Instagram Stories is the sheer amount of features and effects it offers for Stories, and the list is always growing. From the rewind feature to the slow-mo effect to Boomerangs to colorful geo filters, your options for making your Stories pop are massive.
Most brands lack creativity in their Instagram Stories, and usually resort to publishing low-quality, standalone product photos, videos with no clear purpose or just republishing content from other channels to their Stories. Don't be boring. Instead, take the liberty to go through each effect and test which you like best.
6. Get inspired by brands that are doing it right.
Sometimes, the best teacher is observation. Admittedly, there are a ton of brands out there posting downright crappy content to their Instagram Stories, so take caution where you're getting your inspiration from.
Two companies who have done a terrific job with Instagram Stories are Hubspot and the NFL. Despite being in two completely different categories, the companies keep their audience engaged with fresh content they can't get anywhere else. They also have mastered effective use of Highlights.
When done right, Instagram Stories can truly be one of the best ways to humanize your brand and nurture deeper relationships with your customers. This year and beyond, consider taking advantage of the feature -- it could very well be one of the best decisions you make for your marketing efforts. Best of luck.


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Aristotelianism
Lorenzo Minio-Paluello
Aristotelianism, the philosophy of Aristotle and of those later philosophical movements based on his thought.
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Jewish thinkers in Muslim Spain and the Maghrib adopted Aristotelianism (as well as systems that stemmed from but also…
Nature of Aristotelianism
The extent to which Aristotelian thought has become a component of civilization can hardly be overestimated. To begin, there are certain words that have become indispensable for the articulate communication of thoughts, experiences, and problems. Some words still carry their Greek form, whereas others have become established in their more important meanings as Latin equivalents of Aristotle's own words. The centuries-long impact of Aristotelian schooling lies at the root of the establishment of the following vocabulary: "subject" and "predicate" in grammar and logic; "form" (information, transform) and "matter" as expressing the two correlative aspects of something that has acquired or acquires something else that is possibly essential to it; "energy" as the active power inherent in a thing; "potential" for what is latent but can be released; "substance" and "essence," "quantity" and "quality," "accidental," "relation," "cause" (and the many meanings of "because" corresponding to the four causes), "genus" and "species" (general, special), "individual," "indivisible" (atomic)—these constitute only a small sample of terms that still carry the mark of Aristotle's philosophy.
Beyond language, features that cumulatively or severally characterize Aristotelianism include, in philosophical methodology, a critical approach to previous, contemporary, or hypothetical doctrines; the raising and discussing of doctrinal difficulties; the use of deductive reasoning proceeding from self-evident principles or discovered general truths; and syllogistic forms of demonstrative or persuasive arguments.
In epistemology, or the theory of knowledge, Aristotelianism includes a concentration on knowledge either accessible by natural means or accountable for by reason; an inductive, analytical empiricism, or stress on experience, in the study of nature—including the study of humans, their behaviour and organizations—leading from the perception of contingent individual occurrences to the discovery of permanent, universal patterns; and the primacy of the universal, that which is expressed by common or general terms.
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In metaphysics, or the theory of the ultimate nature of reality, Aristotelianism involves belief in the primacy of the individual in the realm of existence; in the applicability to reality of a certain set of explanatory concepts (e.g., 10 categories; genus-species-individual, matter-form, potentiality-actuality, essential-accidental; the four material elements and their basic qualities; and the four causes—formal, material, efficient, and final); in the soul as the inseparable form of each living body in the vegetable and animal kingdoms; in activity as the essence of things; and in the primacy of speculative over practical activity.
In the philosophy of nature (see philosophy of biology; philosophy of physics), Aristotelianism denotes an optimistic position concerning nature's aims and its economy; believing in the perfection and in the eternity of the heavenly, geocentric spheres, perceiving them as driven by intelligent movers, as carrying in their circular movements the stars, the Sun, the planets, and the Moon, and as also influencing the sublunary world; and holding that light bodies rise naturally away from the centre of the Earth, while heavy bodies move naturally toward it with a speed related to their weight.
In aesthetics, ethics, and politics, Aristotelian thought holds that poetry is an imitation of what is possible in real life; that tragedy, by imitation of a serious action cast in dramatic form, achieves purification (katharsis) through fear and pity; that virtue is a middle between extremes; that human happiness consists primarily in intellectual activity and secondarily in the exercise of the virtues; and that the state is a self-sufficient society, necessary for humans to achieve happiness.
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ASBMR's Updated Osteoporosis Guidelines Emphasize Communication to Avoid Secondary Fractures
By David Bai, PharmD
The decline in fractures caused by osteoporosis has stagnated, leading bone experts to suspect a lack in osteoporosis diagnosis and treatment guideline adherence. To combat this, the American Society for Bone and Mineral Research (ASBMR) has added 5 clinical care recommendations to prevent secondary fractures in at-risk patients.
Osteoporosis is a debilitating disease that has alarmingly been ignored in both women and men, age 65 years or older, with hip or vertebral fractures. According to the National Osteoporosis Foundation, 96% of postmenopausal women who have experienced a fracture or break were not told by their doctors that it could be linked with osteoporosis. In fact, one-third of these women were also not referred for follow-up visits, despite the increased risk of an osteoporotic fracture after the first.
Osteoporosis has surprisingly poorer treatment prevention initiatives compared with other chronic diseases. Ninety-six percent of patients who suffer a heart attack receive a β-blocker to prevent the occurrence of another attack. However, only 23% of patients who suffer a hip fracture will receive a preventative osteoporosis medication to reduce the occurrence of a future fracture.
Using statins to reduce the risk of osteoporosis fractures.
In the United States alone, there are over 2 million fractures due to osteoporosis. Fractures of the hip and the spine are particularly devastating. Half of the patients with hip fractures never fully recover, and one-quarter of these patients will be sent to a nursing home. One-fourth of these patients will also die within 1 year.
To address the gap of care in the treatment of osteoporosis, the ASBMR has released 5 clinical recommendations in women and men, age 65 years or older, with a hip or vertebral fracture.
The first recommendation emphasizes routine patient communication after the first fracture. One fracture will likely lead to more, especially over the next 1 to 2 years, and clinicians should take actions to reduce the risk for these patients.
The second and third recommendations tie into communication and state that a patient's primary healthcare provider should be made aware of the fractures and conduct regular assessments. Identifying a history of falls within the previous year, reducing the number of medications that can cause falls, and referring patients to a physical therapist or a physiatrist to improve impairments in mobility, gait, and balance, are many of the interventions that clinicians can offer their patients.
The fourth guidance is to offer pharmacologic therapies to reduce the risk of additional fractures. Some of these medications involve bisphosphonates and denosumab, and the initiation of these medications should not be delayed even for bone mineral density testing.
Finally, patients should receive regular counseling involving adherence, adverse events, treatment plans, and any other necessary changes.
Osteoporosis is a chronic condition that can severely affect patient lives. Fractures are a significant factor in osteoporosis and disability and should be monitored, treated, and communicated accordingly. Treatment of high-risk individuals is paramount and should be managed by all care givers with the highest vigilance.
Patients 65 years of age or older with hip or spine fracture should be treated for osteoporosis [news release]. Montreal, Quebec: American Society for Bone and Mineral Research; September 29, 2018. eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2018-09/b-p6y092418.php. Accessed October 5, 2018.
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'Good neighbours become good friends' - not in NZ
From left: Reuben Das, Adrian Austin and Elite Chan said they had relatively busy social lives. Photo / Jason Oxenham
Eli Orzessek
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Auckland friends Reuben Das, Adrian Austin and Elite Chan regularly get together for a catch-up but they may be bucking a growing trend in New Zealand.
The results of a recent study suggests New Zealanders aren't keeping up social connections, losing touch with friends and neighbours.
The Sovereign Wellness Index has New Zealand trailing other countries when it comes to social connections and community, with our neighbourly relations particularly lacking.
"We came last when compared to 29 European countries that deployed the same survey, which is not only a disappointing result but, when compared to the first Sovereign Wellbeing Index in 2013, it shows no improvement," said Grant Schofield, professor of public health at AUT University, who led the research.
Mr Das, Mr Austin and Ms Chan, though, said they had relatively busy social lives. Meeting for a drink in central Auckland's Cornerbar, they said they went out regularly.
The survey found that only 4 per cent of New Zealanders agreed they felt close to people in their area, which Mr Schofield said was a symptom of sprawling, car-centric cities such as Auckland.
"Community design has a role to play in fostering connections and I don't believe we are seeing the benefit of this in New Zealand.
"Work, play and home are often on opposite sides of the city and the commute is killing our neighbourly interaction and our community integration." The survey also found that almost 40 per cent of Kiwis meet with others socially only once a month or less.
Peter Adams, deputy head of the University of Auckland's School of Population Health said the result suggested there were quite low levels of community engagement. However, he said, it was important to remember that community can be defined in many different ways, with many younger people opting to communicate through social media.
Casey Eden, the co-founder of neighbourly.co.nz, said their website was "a great ice-breaker" for those hoping to get to know their neighbours.
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When researching the concept he found many New Zealanders were disconnected from their communities.
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The reasons for this included "our high fences, the influence of internet and digital mobility, language barriers, isolation, high vehicle usage, more desire for privacy and more full-time working parents", said Mr Eden.
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Any interest on investing in a search fund that focuses on japan?
by a searcher from INSEAD
I would like to see if there is any interest from investors for a search fund that would look into opportunities from Japan?
The search fund would be based from Singapore with the intention to search for opportunities in Japan or around the region.
Based on interest/appetite/support, I would like to engage and kick start the search from Q2 2023 after dealing with all the administrative matters in Q1.
If there are investors out there interested, do DM me or reply to this thread to discuss further.
searcher from HEC School of Management, Paris
We've had one intern interested in starting a SF in Japan, and another potential candidate who is thinking about launching a SF in Japan. There is certainly a lot of interest from the SF side.
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Will Dow 10000 turn out to be a long replay of Dow 1000?
Last week, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose above 10000—again. Since March 16, 1999, when it first touched 10000 in intraday trading, the Dow has bounced over that threshold and back 63 times. This Friday, the index closed 219.6 points below where it stood exactly 11 years ago.
This isn't the first time stocks have been stuck on a seemingly endless pogo-stick ride. On Jan. 18, 1966, the Dow hit an intraday high of 1000.50. It broke through the four-digit barrier three more times that January and February, then faded. The Dow cracked 1000 again in 1972 and 1976, then fell back both times. Not until December 1982 did the Dow finally hurdle above 1000 and stay there.
Wall Street veterans even coined a term for the market's behavior: "quadraphobia," or the fear of a four-digit closing value for the Dow.
Of course, financial history doesn't repeat itself—and even when it rhymes, the sounds can be almost unrecognizable. Inflation, at roughly 7% annually, was much higher from 1966 to 1982 than it is today, devouring all the return on stocks. And during the 1970s, according to an analysis for The Wall Street Journal by Wharton Research Data Services at the University of Pennsylvania, the Dow captured only about 15% of the total value of U.S. stocks, versus 30% today.
Still, a look back at Dow 1000 may still help us think a little more clearly about Dow 10000.
During the bull market of 1982 through 1999 that separated the two periods, computers and the Internet took off and interest rates fell. Those forces lowered the cost of research and development, enabling U.S. companies to innovate at a remarkable rate.
But, the Wharton research shows, the periods before and after that—Dow 1000 and Dow 10000—feature falling rates of corporate investment in innovation. During the Dow 1000 period, the stock market stagnated because the economy and most businesses were stagnating, too.
Yet investors, spoiled by the strong growth of the 1950s, had driven stock prices up to 18 times earnings at the beginning of Dow 1000. Likewise, in 1999, as the Dow crossed 10000, the price/earnings ratio of the market rose above 33—double its long-term average. High expectations are one of the main foundations of low returns.
Investors need to remember that stock markets can go nowhere for ages, as they did in the U.S. from 1929 to the end of World War II, in Germany from 1900 through 1957, and in Japan since 1989. In my view, it is likely that U.S. stocks and bonds will underperform their long-term average returns for years to come.
But as likely as that scenario is, it is far from certain.
Just when almost everyone had concluded that Treasury bonds had to lose value, they gained 3% in the past month alone.
While it could be years before the Dow rises durably past 10000, no one will see it coming when it comes. So, just as I wouldn't advise anyone to be 100% in stocks, I wouldn't advise most people to have 0% either. And I think it is imperative to have a third to half of your stock money outside the U.S., where other markets—and currencies—may do better.
Graham went on to counsel that investors should never have less than 25% or more than 75% of their money in the stock market—and that they should move toward the maximum as the market falls and toward the minimum as it rises. In late 1964, with the Dow just below 900, he advised keeping no more than 50% in stocks, and he reiterated that sentiment eight years later. My hunch is that he would probably say much the same around Dow 10000 as he did around Dow 1000.


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Q: File Upload using Kendo UI I have to add an Upload file functionality using Kendo ui in my grails application. also i have to know how to change the upload location.
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A: Here is the solution that we came up with to dynamically change the saveUrl on the Kendo UI Upload widget.
Controller code:
public class MediaController : ApiControllerBase
{
    public Task<HttpResponseMessage> Post()
    {
        var queryVals = Request.RequestUri.ParseQueryString();
        string idValue = queryVals["id"].ToString();

        ... CODE REMOVE FOR BREVITY
    }
}

And the Script code:
<div style="width:45%">
            <input class="upload" name="files" id="files" type="file" upload-id="02ebeebf-98aa-459b-b41f-49028fa37e9c" />
           <input class="upload" name="files2" id="file1" type="file" upload-id="499499D3-1C80-4930-8C8D-C87F17884D3F" />
        </div>

        <script>
            $(document).ready(function () {
                $(".upload").kendoUpload({
                    async: {
                        saveUrl: "/API/Media",
                        autoUpload: true
                    },
                    upload: function onUpload(e) {
                        var uploadId = e.sender.wrapper.prevObject.attr("upload-id");
                        e.sender.options.async.saveUrl = "/api/media?id=" + uploadId;
                    },
                });
            });

        </script>

A: Check out the KendoUI Upload configuration documentation here: http://www.kendoui.com/documentation/ui-widgets/upload/configuration.aspx
The saveUrl option on the async object allows you to set the handler for the submitted file(s) with ease.

A: You can just change the saveUrl property. The code should look like this:
this.documentUpload.options.async.saveUrl = '/newUrlStr';

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App technology is now in vogue and this has shown the way for digitalization. The digital marketing agency in Hyderabad does cater to app technology which users find useful
App store submission is accepted as a crucial step in releasing a successful app. This is a chance to ensure exposure to boost user acquisition. Digital marketing agency in Hyderabad provides adequate facility for the promotion of apps.
What do You need To Know Before Starting?
Apple indeed has a strict review process. Since its release, the App Store has in fact permitted the publication of top quality apps. These release standards do benefit mobile users by limiting publication to only the best products; yet, it does pose a challenge for developers who need to invest more time building a product to meet up to the level of Apple's App Store standards.
In the Google Play Store, apps indeed have a low chance of being rejected. With the ability to publish un-reviewed apps, developers do have easier access to publications on Google Play compared to the App Store. The digital marketing agency in Hyderabad does focus on the operations of Google Play.
App store submission does happen to be an important step in releasing a successful app. This happens to be a good chance to ensure exposure to boost user acquisition.
What One Needs To Know Before Starting
Apple has a strict review process. Since its release, the App Store has permitted the publication of top quality apps. These release standards benefit mobile users by limiting publication to only the best products; however, this does pose a challenge for developers who need to invest more time building a product to meet Apple's App Store standards. In the Google Play Store, apps do have a low chance of being rejected. With the ability to publish apps that have not been reviewed, developers do have easier access to publications on Google Play compared to the App Store.
Google in fact does have the upper hand when it comes to app visibility as the search queries are usually matched with the app name, down to the description. In such a situation, Google does provide a person with better visibility options so that one's app finds its targeted audience whereas Apple is more limited in its reach.
Unique Bundle ID to represent one's app.
A signed release version of one's application as an APK, which means one needs a signing certificate.
A developer account is necessary in order to distribute an application via Google Play.
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When it comes to mobile apps, users expect a lot as far as their performance is concerned. Testing the app is crucial to the success of one's product. Throughout the whole app development process, efforts are on to monitor and record any potential issues to address in the testing phase.
A digital marketing agency in Hyderabad does monitor the functionality of the app.
One can find an easy way to distribute an Android app via the Google Play store. It is not merely the only distribution method, but it is the simplest way to reach millions of potential users.
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By Dorothy Ogues	on July 8, 2019
Do you want to take your English to the next level? Today, let's learn advanced expressions with intensifiers that will make you sound more fluent.
I wrote a related article a while back about intensifiers, which focused on the use of "VERY" and its variations. As a recap, native speakers use a variety of terms to describe something or someone.
So, other than using "VERY" to describe something's degree, we have several choices of words that will make us become effective English speakers. Using these words in our writing will also make our work stand out and catch more attention.
What are Intensifiers?
Intensifiers are adverbs of degree that tell us about the intensity of something. These are usually placed before adjectives, verbs, or another adverb to make them stronger. Examples of adverb of degree other than "VERY" are "enough," "too," "more," and "extremely."
Turtles walk very slowly.
There's not enough rain this year.
Alfred's wife is too young.
This rock is extremely heavy!
The city on the east coast is more beautiful than the one in the northern end of the island.
Here are other intensifiers that are most commonly used in casual conversations:
"rather"
The differences between "VERY", "REALLY", and "QUITE"
"VERY" and "REALLY" mean the same thing. They make an adjective or adverb stronger.
She did very well on the test.
She did really well on the test.
"QUITE" is not as strong as "VERY" or "REALLY."
It's quite warm outside. (This means it is warm but not very hot.)
She's not quite sure about joining the group. (This means she's sure but not 100%.)
Also, note that "QUITE" is more common in British English than in American English.
The differences between "FAIRLY," "PRETTY" and "RATHER"
"FAIRLY," "PRETTY" and "RATHER" mean the same thing. We use these words when something is better than average but not great.
It's a fairly big tree.
The diamond ring is fairly expensive.
The concert was pretty good.
The restaurant is rather expensive.
Comparison of 6 Intensifiers
Look at how we use these intensifiers in this sequence by looking at the star ratings. To state something positive, you say:
It is very good. (5 stars)
It is really good. (5 stars)
It is quite good. (3 stars)
It is fairly good. (2 stars)
It is pretty good. (2 stars)
It is rather good. (2 stars)
Let's take a look at this general situation:
Ben likes the outdoors.
Ben really likes the outdoors.
Here you can see that "REALLY" is an intensifier. It strengthens or emphasizes the verb. Ben doesn't only like the outdoors, but he "REALLY" likes it!
Let's assume a business situation in the next example.
We appreciate your services. (no intensifier)
We really appreciate your services.
As you've already seen, we don't use only "REALLY" or "VERY" as intensifiers. There are many other words, too. In general daily situations, you may use these two frequently because these are casual situations. But don't you think it's going to be so boring to keep saying "REALLY" or "VERY" all the time?
In business situations, you want to use better English terms. You may need to use more advanced expressions in formal settings.
When you see an intensifier + verb that are usually used together, they are called COLLOCATIONS or word combinations. Collocations are two words used together very frequently, so native speakers expect to hear them being used together.
Advantages of using COLLOCATIONS:
You'd sound more natural. You also sound a bit more formal, educated, refined, cultured, and, most of all, more advanced and fluent in English. You can use these in speaking and writing, that's why it's crucial to be familiar with these collocations.
You can use these in social and business situations, especially in negotiations, meetings, customer service, discussions, seminars, or presentations.
You can use these in academic situations like essays, TOEFL, and IELTS. You can expect higher marks when you use these types of expressions rather than regular vocabulary.
7 Commonly used Collocations in formal English
We will study SEVEN collocations or expressions used very commonly in academic and business circles. It depends on the situation, but you don't have to use these collocations when speaking with friends. They are more appropriate for business situations.
DEEPLY REGRET (sorry)
We deeply regret the inconvenience this tech issue had caused you.
The staff deeply regrets the inconvenience to our clients because of the delay in delivery.
"I deeply regret missing your wedding."
SINCERELY HOPE (wish)
"We sincerely hope you'd visit again next time."
"I sincerely hope you achieve your goals."
"I sincerely hope you like the updated version."
STRONGLY RECOMMEND (means advice or suggestion)
"We strongly recommend you make backup copies of your files."
"I strongly recommend you go to the hospital. You don't look too well."
FULLY RECOGNIZE (know)
"We fully recognize your contribution to the growth of this company." In this scenario, somebody did a lot of work and is being recognized.
"I fully recognize the importance of learning new skills." This means you fully understand the value of something.
HONESTLY BELIEVE (think)
"We honestly believe he is innocent."
"You've been doing such a good job. I honestly believe you deserve a promotion."
"I honestly believe you deserve a long vacation."
"We honestly believe you deserve a bonus."
HIGHLY ENCOURAGE (recommend)
"We highly encourage our students to use the 3rd edition of this Science book."
"I highly encourage you to use this new feature to help boost your sales."
TRULY APPRECIATE
"We truly appreciate your creativity and effort."
* In the examples, I wrote "WE" or "I", but in actual situations, you can use any pronoun or name of a person.
Just remember that intensifiers always have a verb, adverb, or adjective with them. Collocations are word pairs frequently used together and are widely recognized as useful expressions to use. So practice these collocations as often as you can. These seven intensifier expressions are more advanced. And these are good ways to get a higher mark on a test or help advance your career by using more sophisticated English.
Essential tips to remember
Even if it's good to use these expressions, don't use them all the time in the same piece of writing. Since these are formal expressions, they come across a little too heavy. You can use one or two collocations, but don't use too many of them at one time because they are strong. You may use these words when you speak, but be careful not to use them too much! Not everything is perfect—especially when overused!
Finally, before we end, I wrote a special paragraph for you where I integrated all the collocations discussed earlier. But this is only a sample and not ideal for formal writing. So, just have fun!
I sincerely hope you start reading more English books, articles, and other pieces of literature. I fully recognize this can be challenging. I deeply regret there's NO instant solution or magic potion for learning English overnight, but I honestly believe that you can if you're determined to do it. I strongly recommend you watch English grammar video lessons, listen to English audiobooks, and use English words as often as you can. Finally, I highly encourage you to practice writing in English every day–as this builds up your writing skills and expands your vocabulary.
As a practice, choose one expression and write a sentence a day. I sincerely hope that today's article was super helpful to you!
Intensifiers
Dorothy Ogues
I have a passion for the English language because it is such a powerful tool for creativity and personal development. I've been writing articles since I was in High School. I represented my school in English writing competitions in the city, regional, and national levels. When I was in college, I wrote a short story which was published in the University Literary Portfolio. In 2006, I worked as a call center agent in Cebu City. In 2007 up to 2008, I worked as an English accent trainer in a startup call center company. I have also been offering ESL lessons as a freelance tutor since February 2016.


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Aspasius Paternus est un haut fonctionnaire romain du . Il est notamment Proconsul d'Afrique. Il est notamment connu pour avoir jugé et condamné Cyprien de Carthage à l'exil.

Biographie
Aspasius n'appartient pas à la haute aristocratie romaine. Il est le descendant d'un rhéteur spécialisé dans la langue grecque () et promu sénateur par le biais de l'. L'hypothèse est en tout cas généralement retenue, même si elle n'est pas avérée.

Il semble qu'Aspasius soit proconsul d'Afrique en 257, et un Paternus dont l'identité n'est pas certaine occupe encore cette fonction en 268.

C'est devant Aspasius, en tant que proconsul, que comparaît le  Cyprien, premier évêque de Carthage. Paternus envoie l'évêque en exil à Curubis, soit l'actuel Korba.

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Bibliographie

Sénateur de l'Empire romain
Préfet de Rome
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The sacred syllable OM is the primordial sound, the divine vibration of love within and without that permeates the whole Universe. For eons yogis have repeated and meditated on Om to experience the divine and attain the highest levels of human consciousness. Take a moment to enjoy the beautiful video below of the Om Chant. You can watch the nature images or simply close your eyes, take some deep breaths and relax. Enjoy!


Oscar, the cat who shot to national stardom for his uncanny ability to predict the deaths of nursing home patients, is getting another wave of media attention thanks to a book published in his honor.
The cat has been a resident of the Steere House Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Providence, Rhode Island, for approximately five years, according to USA Today. A normally reserved cat, he only curls up to individuals a few hours before they're going to die.
David Dosa, who works at the facility as a geriatrician, did not believe the hype at first, thinking the alleged "death cat" was simply a coincidence. However, after studying Oscar's behavior and researching events, Dosa was inspired to write a book.
Oscar isn't the only feline who calls the center home, six other cats live in the rehabilitation facility, although they don't seem to hold the same phenomenal power. The other cats appear to just want pet care and attention from the residents.
Dosa believes that the animals are there to provide comfort to the residents, despite the fact that some individuals may feel uneasy when they see Oscar coming their way.


As we approach February half term the attention is focusing on the opening of our Inspiration Academy for year 7 students in March and targeted intervention for our older students to help support them, for their impending 'A' Levels and GCSE examinations. The next round of mock examinations take place, students await University offers and many employers start advertising for apprenticeship programmes. All of this makes for a busy period and one in which planning plays a vital role. We have had another successful module with a number of events taking place across all year groups. It is important to remind all parents / carers and students that we have firm guidelines with regards to attendance, behaviour, dress code and use of mobile phone technology in our academy. The latter being very prominent in the press of late, involving young people understanding their digital footprint and using the internet safely and appropriately. As this module draws to a close I would like to draw your attention to the school policies that can be found on our website here. Please can I ask that you familiarise yourself with these so that we can make sure all students are following school requirements. Regarding mobiles The Leigh UTC and Inspiration Academy encourages the use of new and modern technologies to aid with learning. Students may sometimes be permitted to use their mobile phone, electronic device or headphones if the teacher allows them to use as a learning aid during lesson. Mobile phones are not allowed out during lessons unless instructed by the teacher. In lessons we use a simple logo system to display to the students if they are permitted to use their devices or headphones for learning. Students must not use to contact parents for collecting during the school day or social media. Any students that misuses this may have their devices or headphones confiscated for parents to collect at a later date. You may be aware that Cucina are no longer accepting cash for food and drink items. I am aware that a number of parents have still not activated their parentpay accounts and I would like to take this opportunity to remind you Cucina no longer accept cash and that Parent Pay is the only form of payment method for students and staff. ParentPay is an online payment service to make payments for school meals, trips, after school clubs and much more online. If you are experiencing any difficulty activating your account please contact the school office who will assist you in activating your account. This module students were fortunate enough to receive a visit from Chief Petty Officer Andrew Denley and two other officers of the Royal Navy UTC Outreach team. They came along to meet with our five teams, who all successfully secured places in the finals of the Royal Navy Engineering Challenge 2018-Exercise Clean Sweep. Students were able to have an informal chat with the officers , discuss their ideas and seek advice regarding the design and manufacture of their vessels. This was a great opportunity for the teams, who are now more motivated than ever to follow in the footsteps of last year's overall winners of the Royal Navy Engineering Challenge 2017, HMS Saviour 2.0, from The Leigh UTC. I would like to wish all our students who are finalists good luck for the competition to be held, on 21 March 2018, at HMS Sultan and hope they enjoy their overnight stay on HMS.
Year 7's had the opportunity to enjoy an insightful day with visitors to The Leigh UTC for a lesson on their digital footprint. Students explored how what they post online on various forms of social media, search through the internet and things they purchase connect them to so many other people, people who they don't actually know in the real world. Students were able to identify the advantages and disadvantages of social media and learnt how to control what they post and search to prevent their digital footprint from getting even bigger.
33 year 7 students were involved in the STEM Computer Science workshop today. All the students behaved really well, learnt difficult concepts, listened, participated in various challenging activities and performed to a very high standard. Facilitator left our site really happy and congratulated us to have such exceeding students in our school as he has delivered this session in many schools and ran the similar workshops with Year 10s and they were not anywhere near our Year 7s. He further commented on our student's subject knowledge strength as most if not all understood the difficult concepts of computational thinking he had designed the activities for the day. We have a winning team who will be participating in the finals for The Leigh UTC: 1. Patricia Antunes 2. Liam Crumby 3. Ella Ferris 4. Kellie -Ann Bawor 5. Christopher Wilkinson Amy Muskett – really stood out from her designated group and will also be joining the winning team in the finals. ALL the students will be presented with a certificate later on in the module.
I wish you all a restful break and we look forward to welcoming students back on Monday 19th February 2018.


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I used a grungy yellow background from my arsenal and a texture from Kerstin Frank and, though I say it myself as shouldn't, I was delighted with the effect! Hope you are too.
This was a fascinating process. My original idea had been to do this albatross, or Diomedea, from the Biodiversity Heritage Library in exactly the same manner as my Biodiversity bird collection but playing with textures wrought a very different result, as you can see.
I placed a first layer of plain yellow in Normal mode. The second layer is 2 Lil' Owls' Beguiling-22 texture in Colour Burn mode. I added Angie Makes' bluewatercolor in Multiply mode and finally another 2 Lil' Owls, Beguiling-18, in Linear Burn mode. The final touch was the albatross in Subtract mode. It may appear as if it was very simple but it wasn't, of course, as I experimented endlessly with different blends.
I've called my latest piece Woman in Black, not because she is dressed in black, but because the scene I've created reminds me of Susan Hill's The Woman in Black. If you've only ever seen the stage adaptation (still running in London at the Fortune Theatre), I strongly recommend reading the book: it is genuinely intriguing, frightening and mysterious.
Yet again, I've used the Chinese print from the Library of Congress at Flickr and blended it once more with the Beguiling-18 texture from 2 Lil' Owls. The costumed lady (Ida Rubinstein) by Ballet Russes artist Léon Bakst is from Wikimedia.
The title of this post is because Mr FND said he thought woman's arms were unusually long and that reminded me of absurdist playwright NF Simpson's play, One Way Pendulum, in which one of the characters keeps complaining that her arms are too long! If you're interested in learning more about Simpson, click here for a reblog from The Guardian on Rogues & Vagabonds which I was prompted to post by writing about Simpson here.
Vintage apples from The Graphics Fairy and textures from 2 Lil' Owls. I haven't uploaded it for sale yet but I thought you might like it, particularly Mary of Oil Pastels for Mary as we were talking about doing something like Copper Pear. I told her I could never repeat a particular kind of beauty!
Do you think I need to make the apples greener? I've been farting about with it forever and I'm still not sure.
THE GOOD NEWS: my Cosmote internet connection is back to normal…well, as normal as it will ever be in these parts! I had not, it turns out, used my monthly bandwidth limit. Everyone's connection has been unconscionably slow in this area for the last week or so because of the weather — a wind that could knock you flat in a second, let alone destroy elements of the landscape like aerials.
The joy of being able to create again knows no bounds. It soothes my soul. For Oriental Glimpse, I mixed and matched innumerable flower and architectural images from my collection and The Graphics Fairy along with a textured background from Denise at 2 Lil' Owls, courtesy of a specially discounted bundle from Design Cuts.
I've just sold A Bountiful Thanksgiving greeting card on Redbubble. So that'll pay for the weekend in Paris, then. Irony? Heaven forfend I should be accused of that!
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Jost Nickel (* 4. November 1968 in Dernbach (Westerwald); † 11. Januar 2009 in Hamburg) war Systementwickler und wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter der Philipps-Universität Marburg (Forschungszentrum Deutscher Sprachatlas) und an der Entwicklung der digitalen Ausgabe von Georg Wenkers Sprachatlas des Deutschen Reichs ("Digitaler Wenker-Atlas", DiWA) entscheidend beteiligt. Nickel gilt daher als Pionier der digitalisierten Sprachforschung.

Leben und Ausbildung
Jost Nickel wuchs in Selters im Westerwald auf, wo er auch die Grundschule besuchte. Nach dem Abitur am Martin-Butzer-Gymnasium in Dierdorf studierte er von 1991 bis 1999 Phonetik, Linguistische Datenverarbeitung und Germanistik an der Universität Trier.

Von 2001 bis 2009 war Nickel Wissenschaftlicher Angestellter beim Forschungszentrum Deutscher Sprachatlas in Marburg. Dort war er für die Entwicklung von geographischen Informationssystemen und Webanwendungen zuständig.

Werk

Nickel beschäftigte sich mit der Verarbeitung und Interpretation sprachgeografischer Daten, insbesondere durch Computerprogramme. Sein Lebenswerk ist die digitale Aufbereitung und Onlinestellung des Sprachatlas des Deutschen Reichs unter dem Projektnamen Digitaler Wenker-Atlas (kurz DiWA). Dabei setzte er Sprachkarten, Tonaufnahmen, Literaturquellen und Ergebnisse empirischer Erhebungen verschiedener Zeitstufen in einen direkten Bezug zueinander. So entstand ein allgemein zugängliches und anerkanntes Forschungsinstrument, welches es Sprachwissenschaftlern etwa erlaubt, Dialekte geografisch und zeitlich zu vergleichen und zuzuordnen. Diese bis dahin einmalige Leistung gilt als  und machte Nickel zu einem gefragten Kooperationspartner.

Der Digitale Wenker-Atlas, der im Jahr 2009 der größte Sprachatlas der Welt war, bereitet die Informationen zudem so auf, dass sie auch interessierten Laien zugänglich sind.

Nickel konzipierte und realisierte das Projekt Digitaler Luxemburgischer Sprachatlas (kurz LuxSA).
Er war an den Projekten Informationssystem Sprachgeographie (kurz ISSG) sowie Atlas spätmittelalterlicher Schreibsprachen des ostniederdeutschen Raumes (für den er einen digitalen Atlas als Beilage erstellte), beteiligt.
Aufgrund seines frühen Todes konnte er seine Mitarbeit im Projekt Datenbank der bairischen Mundarten in Österreich electronically mapped (kurz dbo@ema), für das Daten aus einer bestehenden Datenbank (DBÖ) zu konvertieren waren, nicht mehr fertigstellen.

Veröffentlichungen (Auswahl)
 Jost Nickel mit Alfred Lameli und Roland Kehrein: Möglichkeiten der computergestützten Regionalsprachenforschung am Beispiel des digitalen Wenker-Atlas. Erschienen in: Georg Braungart et al. (Hrsg.): Jahrbuch für Computerphilologie 7, 2005, Seiten 149–170.
 Jost Nickel: Das Informationssystem Sprachgeographie: Ein Kartographiegrogramm für die Variationslinguistik. Erschienen in: Forschungsinstitut für deutsche Sprache, Deutscher Sprachatlas, Stephan Elspaß, Werner König (Hrsg.): Germanistische Linguistik 190-191, Georg Olms Verlag 2008
 Eveline Wandl-Vogt, Jost Nickel: dbo@ema. Die Datenbank der bairischen Mundarten in Österreich (DBÖ) auf dem Weg ins Internet. Erschienen in: Heinz Dieter Pohl (Hrsg.): Akten der 10. Arbeitstagung für bayerisch-österreichische Dialektologie (Klagenfurt, 19.-22. September 2007). Klagenfurter Beiträge zur Sprachwissenschaft 24-26 (2008-2010). praesens 2010, Seiten 458–471.

Mitgliedschaften
 International Society of Phonetic Sciences (ISPhS) (2000: Fellow)
 International Association for Forensic Phonetics and Acoustics (IAFPA)
 Internationale Gesellschaft für Dialektologie des Deutschen (IGDD)
 Gesellschaft für Klassifikation (GfKl)
 Forum Sprachvariation
 Microsoft Developer Network Academic Alliance
 NAVTEQ Network for Developers

Weblinks
 Veröffentlichungen von Jost Nickel
 Projekte von Jost Nickel (Übersicht)
 Trauerrede von Prof. Dr. Jürgen Erich Schmidt (Direktor Forschungszentrum Deutscher Sprachatlas)
 Digitaler Wenker-Atlas (DiWA)
 Digitaler Luxemburgischer Sprachatlas
 Datenbank der bairischen Mundarten in Österreich (DBÖ)
 Vom Wenkerbogen zum Cyberspace? Gedanken und Daten zur Dialektologie von Wolfgang Naeser

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Sprachwissenschaftler
Deutscher
Geboren 1968
Gestorben 2009
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(c) Once again we have the "YY.MM" formula using the "nen-go" dating scheme on the volume switch from a Channel Master 6501, (which is an export model made by Sanyo and similar to the Sanyo 6C-8). I include this as a handy example that shows we do continue to find the "nen-go" dating in use at the end of 1958 on export models such as the Channel Master.
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Q: How to set Archive Version in WLST offline deploy? Is it somehow possible to set Archive Version in the WLST offline deployment?
My current deployment is:
# Create Application
# ==================
cd('/')
app = create(appname, 'AppDeployment')
app.setSourcePath(appdir + '/' + apppkg)
app.setPlanPath(appdir + '/deploymentplan.xml')

# Assign application to AdminServer
# =================================
assign('AppDeployment', appname, 'Target', 'AdminServer')

If the WAR file doesn't contain a version in the MANIFEST, then it works correctly... But when the WAR file is versioned in the MANIFEST, it crashes with:
[Deployer:149268]Static deployment of non-versioned application "<app name>" failed due to a version being defined in its manifest file.

Thanks in advance.