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Chao Phraya Sky Park is a bridge and a park connecting Bangkok
Written by Laura Cowan
Design Architecture Landscape Architecture
The Chao Phraya Sky Park was opened as a public space during the pandemic as a unique bridge that is also a park spanning a river in Bangkok. Interestingly enough, the project was abandoned for 40 years before being revived as the nation's first pedestrian bridge park that spans a river.
Chao Phraya Sky Park is located in Bangkok's historical district with panoramic views of the city. CPSP aims to demonstrate the possibilities for creating public green space in a dense urban environment. Designed by the City Planning and Urban Development Department (BMA) Chula Unisearch, Chulalongkorn University, the park was made possible by collaboration with a number of professionals, including urban designer Urban Design Development Center (UDDC), Chulalongkorn University, landscape architect Kotchakorn Voraakhom and architect Chakdao Navacharoen.
Related: A floating park above the piers of Manhattan, New York
Additionally, low carbon emission construction methods were used. This emphasized that the creation of this park was aimed at prioritizing the health of citizens and the environment. The designers also wanted to make use of neglected spaces to show the possibilities for creating walkable livable spaces even in urban areas.
The sky park was founded on an unrealized dream for Bangkok to be part of the first nation to establish a sky train in Southeast Asia. Shortly after the structure was completed, political disagreements caused the project to be put on hold in 1984, which put an end to the project. Locals began calling the failed Lavalin Skytrain structure "Saphan Duan" or amputated bridge.
In 2015, a plan was put in place to revitalize areas of Bangkok. One community leader proposed finishing the bridge so people could at least walk across it. Community members rallied around the idea to create a footbridge or green space over the river to serve the community and connect people.
The new Chao Phraya Sky Park emulates the style of the next-door historical Memorial Bridge but in a modern form. It also creates an echo of bridges that decorate the city skyline together. Now visitors can enjoy the Memorial Bridge, the old and new city skylines and several temples visible from the location.
The new park splits the linear space into two pathways that interweave to maximize space. You can walk or run, bike or picnic on the bridge park. All pedestrian spaces are elevated above roadways on either side to reduce noise and pollution in the park.
Moreover, modular building with precast GRC blocks allowed the construction to avoid obstructing traffic on either side of the bridge. This type of construction also saves time, material waste and costs.
Bridges have to take weight limits and wind force into account, so the planting design used low-maintenance plants that can tolerate wind and sun and require less soil. These plants also have less spreading of branches to avoid cluttering up the space of the park or the roads on either side. This new microclimate promotes urban biodiversity and creates a green corridor for insects and birds.
It is a small bridge in a large city, but the designers hope that the sky park will serve as a model for creating climate resiliency and healthy environments in large cities.
+ Department of City Planning and Urban Development (BMA), Chula Unisearch, Chulalongkorn University
Images via Department of City Planning and Urban Development (BMA), Chula Unisearch, Chulalongkorn University
Chao Phraya Sky Park
he Chao Phraya Sky Park was opened as a public space during the pandemic as a unique bridge that is also a park spanning a river in Bangkok.
The Chao Phraya Sky Park was opened as a public space during the pandemic as a unique bridge that is also a park spanning a river in Bangkok. Interestingly enough, the project was abandoned for 40 years before being revived as the nation's first pedestrian bridge park that spans a river.
Additionally, low carbon emission construction methods were used.
The sky park was founded on an unrealized dream for Bangkok to be part of the first nation to establish a sky train in Southeast Asia.
In 2015, a plan was put in place to revitalize areas of Bangkok.
The new Chao Phraya Sky Park emulates the style of the next-door historical Memorial Bridge
The new park splits the linear space into two pathways that interweave to maximize space.
Moreover, modular building with precast GRC blocks allowed the construction to avoid obstructing traffic on either side of the bridge.
Bridges have to take weight limits and wind force into account, so the planting design used low-maintenance plants that can tolerate wind and sun and require less soil.

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Q: Show that $S$ is a subbasis for the topology $\mathcal T$.
Let $(X,\mathcal T)$ be a topological space where $X = \{ a,b,c,d,e,f \}$ and $\mathcal T = \{\emptyset, X , \{a \}, \{c,d \}, \{a,c,d\}, \{b,c,d,e,f\}\}$.
Show that $S = \{\{a\}, \{a,c,d\}, \{b,c,d,e,f\} \}$ forms a subbasis for the topology $\mathcal T$ on $X$.

I know that $S$ is a subbasis for the topology $\mathcal T$ on $X$ if the collection of all finite intersections of $S$ forms a basis for $\mathcal T$.
So I found all the finite intersections of $S$ as follows:
\begin{align}\{a\}\cap \{a,c,d\}&= \{a\} \\ \{a\} \cap \{b,c,d,e,f\} &= \emptyset \\
\{a,c,d\} \cap \{ b,c,d,e,f\} &= \{c,d\} \end{align}
So, essentially, if I have this correct, I need to show that the set $$\mathcal B = \{ \emptyset, \{a\}, \{c,d\} \}$$ forms a basis for $\mathcal T$. Correct?
I cannot seem to see how this is a basis for $\mathcal T$ though?

A: You are also allowed intersections of one or zero elements, so you need to show that
$$
\{\emptyset,X, \{a\},\{c,d\}, \{a,c,d\}, \{b,c,d,e,f\}\}
$$
is a basis. Indeed, this is $\mathcal{T}$.

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With a total capacity of 9,000 m3, these two water towers of Gelsenwasser AG are the largest in Germany. The oldest (western) dates from 1908. In its base is the apartment of the Wasserturmwartes, which is empty after switching to automatic operation since 1982. The neighboring tower was built in 1935. He rests on a steel structure.
The purpose of the water towers is to maintain the pressure in the pipe network, to cover the peak load and to even out the flow of water. To achieve this, they were built at an altitude of 109m NN and are thus a landmark visible from afar.


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ConAgra's engaging party campaign lets moms wear the Chef Boyardee hat
Allison Schiff
Client: Chef Boyardee
Vendor: House Party
Objective: Combine event marketing and social recommendations to build brand advocacy for Chef Boyardee among digitally active moms
Real-time events, social media marketing, and word of mouth (WOM)—there isn't a more potent marketing mix than that, says Kerry Lyons, SVP of marketing at House Party, the company behind ConAgra Foods brand Chef Boyardee's eight-week "Be the Chef" campaign.
House Party leverages social media, WOM, experiential marketing, and its own proprietary digital platform to drive authentic consumer-to-consumer recommendations, by selecting brand advocates from its overall community of 800,000 opt-in social influencers to spread the word online and host simultaneous nationwide in-house parties intended to generate positive buzz and ROI for the brand.
The resulting events are "authentic, memorable in-person experiences that [are] free from other marketing clutter," Lyons says. "That combination of a real-life event, an in-person experience, and WOM—both online and off— is about as good [and] powerful as it gets for today's marketers."
According to Nielsen, consumers trust WOM recommendations from friends and family over all forms of advertising, which is why "a House Party partnership made perfect sense," says Amy Morgan, manager of PR and social media at ConAgra Foods.
STRATEGY: The first order of business was selecting the "right" advocates to serve as Be the Chef party hosts, in this case moms, Lyons says. But not just any moms. House Party culled its database for 10,000 moms that snugly fit Chef Boyardee's demographic, as well as psychographic criteria: socially engaged mothers of children aged two through 12 who are interested in easy-to-prepare meal options and spending mealtime with their families.
In the lead-up to party day, Chef Boyardee also partnered with several mom bloggers to host their own parties, and encouraged other advocates to keep the conversation active at "party central," a customized Be the Chef microsite hosted by House Party where partygoers and party-throwers could download recipes and party favors, send invitations, vote in polls, upload blog posts and videos, and generally share their excitement about the brand and the upcoming parties.
House Party worked with Ketchum to create party packs to send to the party hosts filled with Chef Boyardee products, including coupons, five recipe cards for dishes that use Chef Boyardee as an ingredient, branded notepads, and white Chef Boyardee hats. The packs were designed to include items that have "staying power to keep the Chef top-of-mind long after the party was over," Lyons says.
"One of the most amazing things about this campaign is that before the party even happened, people went out and bought the products, tried the recipes, and uploaded pictures of themselves, which they shared through their social networks," Lyons says.
More than 126,000 hosts and guests gathered in homes around the country on party day to try the five new recipes with friends and family.
"Moms are looking for wholesome food to serve their family without spending hours in the kitchen," Morgan says. "The introduction of Chef Boyardee as an ingredient in recipes shows moms a new way…to create a meal the whole family will enjoy."
RESULTS: Be the Chef garnered more than 48 million brand impressions, in addition to demonstrating a 14% sales lift in test versus control markets as measured by a Nielsen-matched market study.
Chef Boyardee also launched a second phase of Be the Chef that included two sweepstakes and a Twitter party with celebrity chef George Duran.
In addition, the brand learned more about its core consumer base. "We were delighted to discover that many moms prepared the Chef recipes with their kids," Morgan says. "We're extending that key finding to help shape our program this year, with The Little Chefs Project, which is centered on cooking with kids and creating family fun in the kitchen."
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NewsMusic News
DANDY'S SLEAZE NOTION
They record it in a disused gay bath-house in Oregon...
By NME
THE DANDY WARHOLS have finished recording their third album – which was recorded in a former gay bath-house in their hometown of Portland, Oregon.
"Wherever The Dandy Warhols go, sleaze raises its ugly head," their spokesman said. The as-yet-untitled LP is currently being mixed and will be released in early summer.
It is being described by their spokesman as containing a fair smattering of "hi-NRG pop songs from the rockier end of The Dandy Warhols' music scale".
The spokesman added that guitarist Peter Holmstrom had begun work on his first solo album, which he has been recording in Minneapolis.
The project, which Holmstrom plans to finish once the Warhols album has been completed, is being produced by Ed Acherson of US band Polara. The Warhols album will be the follow-up to 1997's 'Come Down' which spawned the hit singles 'Every Day Should Be A Holiday' and 'Not If You Were The Last Junkie On Earth'.
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Attorney General Abbott may refer to:

Charles Abbott (Australian politician) (1889–1960), Attorney-General of South Australia
Arthur Abbott (1892–1975), Attorney-General of Western Australia
Greg Abbott (born 1957), Attorney General of Texas

See also
General Abbott (disambiguation)

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Jon Katchen – Nominee for the U.S. District Court for the District of Alaska
Jonathan W. Katchen is President Trump's nominee for the U.S. District Court for the District of Alaska. His career has been in natural resources law, both in the private and public sectors.
Jonathan Katchen, 42, lives in Anchorage, Alaska.[1] He grew up in the affluent town of Gladstone, New Jersey.[2] He earned his B.A., cum laude, and his M.A., both in Theology, from Boston College in 1998 and 2001, respectively, and his J.D. from the University of California, Hastings College of the Law in 2004.[3] Katchen worked in Alaska as a Jesuit volunteer before beginning a summer internship in the state during law school.[4] He clerked for now retired Judge Maryanne Trump Barry of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit (President Trump's older sister) upon graduating law school.[5]
Katchen has served as Special Assistant to Alaska's former attorney general, Dan Sullivan, and as an Assistant Attorney General in the Oil, Gas & Mining Section.[6] As Assistant Attorney General, Katchen counseled the Attorney General, Governor, and senior state officials on oil and gas lease disputes, permitting natural resource development on federal lands, and pipeline regulatory issues.[7]
From 2010-12, Katchen served as the Intergovernmental Coordinator for the Alaska Department of Natural Resources, advising senior administration officials and state legislators on natural resource issues and leading the department's administrative appeals and litigation and providing counsel to the the then-Commissioner, Dan Sullivan. Sullivan is currently Alaska's U.S. senator (R).[8]
In 2012, Katchen began working in private practice at the Anchorage office of Crowell & Moring LLP, a large corporate law firm, where he practiced in environmental and natural resources law and regulatory industries.[9] In 2017, he moved to Holland & Hart, where he currently practices oil and gas law.[10]
Katchen has been nominated to a vacancy on the U.S. District Court for the District of Alaska. The vacancy opened with Judge Ralph Beistline's move to senior status on December 31, 2015. No nomination was put forward to the vacancy during the Obama Administration.
Katchen was one of five names submitted by Alaska's senators, Sullivan and Murkowski, an unusually large number.[11] Alaska's former senator Mark Begich has suggested that the longer list may have been the product of the state's senator's disagreeing on who to send forward. As Murkowski put it, "We put forth a longer list in an effort to align our priorities."[12]
Some have criticized Katchen's nomination as the product of his connections and politics, rather than merit.[13] Retired Superior Court Judge Elaine Andrews, who presided over Alaska's Anchorage courts, has indicated that Katchen is not qualified for the position: "We should be taking the very best we have, and he may be decent, he may be very good, but he's not the best we have."[14] Katchen ranked 13th out of 20 applicants on the Alaska bar association poll, with 31 percent rating him "extremely qualified" or "well qualified," compared to 66 percent who gave those ratings to the top applicant, Eric Aarseth, a highly rated state judge since 2005.[15] As writer Charles Wohlforth noted, "Two law school summer jobs and a clerkship are the extent of [Katchen's] criminal law experience."[16]
Legal Career
As outlined above, Katchen's relatively short career has been primarily in the public sector. He does not appear as counsel in any published cases on Westlaw.
Katchen was the state's lead negotiator in a multi-year negotiation over Point Thomson, one of the largest undeveloped oil and gas fields in North America situated in a remote arctic area off of Alaska's northern coast.[17] The negotiation revolved around a long-standing dispute between Alaska's Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and Exxon regarding Exxon's drilling in Point Thomson.[18] Although Point Thomson holds 8 trillion to 9 trillion cubic feet of natural gas and hundreds of millions of barrels of gas and oil liquids, as of 2005 it had never produced oil or gas.[19] The state of Alaska leases acreage to developers who seek to drill for oil and gas, and Exxon had long held the rights to a significant portion of the Point Thomson acreage. In 2005, the DNR Director denied as inadequate Exxon's plan of development for Point Thomson, which led to the state's revoking their leases to drill, prompting several years of litigation challenging that decision.[20] The state argued that Exxon was obligated either to produce the liquids and send them down the existing trans-Alaska oil pipeline, or relinquish the leases so they could be auctioned off to another developer.[21] These legal battles were finally put to rest with the 2012 settlement agreement, negotiated primarily by Katchen, which required Exxon to build a pipeline from Point Thomson to deliver product to the trans-Alaska pipeline and to produce 10,000 barrels per day of natural-gas condensates by the winter of 2015-16.[22] Point Thomson has been developed since the agreement was finalized and now contributes the agreed-upon 10,000 barrels of product per day, which one commenter called "a major victory for the Alaska economy."[23]
Katchen has received accolades from Alaska's former governor, Sean Parnell, and former Attorney General (now U.S. Senator (R)), Dan Sullivan, who describe him as "an extremely competent attorney" and someone who will "make an exceptional jurist who will faithfully apply the law and uphold the Constitution."[24] He was named in Chambers USA's 2015 publication, America's Leading Lawyers for Business, in the environment, natural resources, and regulatory industries category.[25]
Speeches/ Writings
Katchen has written a handful of opinion pieces for the Anchorage Daily News since 2014.[26] One such piece responds to Ray Metcalfe, a former Alaska lawmaker, who criticized then Attorney General Dan Sullivan for allegedly not criminally prosecuting Alaska oil giant Bill Allen for child sex crimes.[27] Katchen explained that Allen was not prosecuted because his abuse of a minor violated only federal (not state) law, and the U.S. Department of Justice would not cross-designate the Alaska Department of Law so as to give Sullivan the authority to prosecute Allen for federal crimes. "Thus, the only question that needs to be answered is why did Obama administration officials refuse Dan's request to cross-designate state prosecutors to pursue a federal criminal action against Allen."[28]
Katchen has also been openly critical of Alaska's current governor, Bill Walker, for not prioritizing or developing policies that will result in additional oil production through the Trans-Alaska Pipeline.[29] Decline in oil production means decline in the state's economy, on top of the problems caused Walker's "erratic" tax reform attempts, which Katchen criticizes as discouraging investors from investing in further developing Alaska's oil and gas fields.[30]
Katchen authored a 2016 amicus on behalf of Alaska's congressional delegation submitted in the U.S. Supreme Court case Sturgeon v. Frost, 136 S.Ct. 1061 (2016). The case arose out of the National Park Service informing an Alaskan hunter that he could not pilot his hovercraft on a particular river. The hunter filed suit, arguing that federal law limited the Park Service's jurisdiction to portions of the river owned by the state of Alaska, and that the river where he operated his hovercraft was not state-owned. The district court and the 9th Circuit rejected this argument, finding the exercise of jurisdiction appropriate. On his involvement as amicus for appellant's Supreme Court case, Katchen explained: "Right now, they haven't done this, but the Park Service has the authority to say to a Native corporation, 'You can't build a lodge on your lands. You can't build a trail. You can't do berry-picking. You can't land a plane.' If the Ninth circuit's decision in Sturgeon doesn't get overturned they will have that authority."[31] The Supreme Court agreed, reversing the lower courts in a unanimous opinion, holding the Park Service may only regulate "non-public" lands in Alaska according to Alaska-specific laws.
Katchen has unimpeachable expertise in natural resources law and has earned the respect of his colleagues. However, it is unclear how his expertise would translate to the federal judiciary, where judges' dockets are widely varied and typically center on criminal law (where Katchen's experience is more limited).
So far, Katchen has strong support from senator Sullivan, while senator Murkowski's support is unclear. He has also not yet been rated by the ABA. As noted above, Katchen's nomination has received some criticism for his youth and his perceived leapfrogging over more experienced candidates. However, there is no requirement that a judicial nominee be the "most" qualified candidate in the state. As there is little public controversy surrounding Katchen's career and as he has accomplished himself professionally, he will likely be confirmed.
[1] https://www.mylife.com/jonathan-katchen/jonkatchen (accessed April 28, 2018).
[2]https://www.adn.com/opinions/2018/04/24/how-connections-trumped-qualifications-to-be-alaskas-new-federal-judge/
[3] https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/president-donald-j-trump-announces-twelfth-wave-judicial-nominees-twelfth-wave-united-states-attorneys-sixth-wave-united-states-marshals/; https://www.hollandhart.com/jkatchen#experience
[5]https://www.alaskapublic.org/2018/04/10/trump-picks-anchorage-attorney-for-district-court/
[6] https://www.alaskapublic.org/2018/04/10/trump-picks-anchorage-attorney-for-district-court/; https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/president-donald-j-trump-announces-twelfth-wave-judicial-nominees-twelfth-wave-united-states-attorneys-sixth-wave-united-states-marshals/
[7] https://www.hollandhart.com/jkatchen#area
[8] https://www.sullivan.senate.gov/newsroom/press-releases/sullivan-congratulates-jon-katchen-on-nomination-to-us-district-court-in-alaska; https://www.alaskapublic.org/2018/04/10/trump-picks-anchorage-attorney-for-district-court/; https://www.hollandhart.com/jkatchen#area
[9]https://www.crowell.com/Practices/Energy/news/Chambers-USA-Ranks-53-Crowell-Moring-Attorneys-and-20-Leading-Practice-Areas-Among-Best-in-US; https://www.crowell.com/About/Overview
[10] http://mustreadalaska.com/here-comes-judge-jon-katchen-nominated-for-key-court-appointment/
[11] https://www.adn.com/opinions/2018/04/24/how-connections-trumped-qualifications-to-be-alaskas-new-federal-judge/
[12]https://www.adn.com/opinions/2018/04/24/how-connections-trumped-qualifications-to-be-alaskas-new-federal-judge/
[17]https://www.chambersandpartners.com/USA/person/1394652/jon-katchen; http://mustreadalaska.com/here-comes-judge-jon-katchen-nominated-for-key-court-appointment/
[18]http://mustreadalaska.com/here-comes-judge-jon-katchen-nominated-for-key-court-appointment/; http://www.legis.state.ak.us/basis/get_documents.asp?session=27&docid=13151 at 1-2.
[19] https://www.reuters.com/article/us-energy-alaska-exxon/alaska-judge-backs-rejection-of-point-thomson-plan-idUSSP30501520071228
[20] https://www.reuters.com/article/us-energy-alaska-exxon/alaska-judge-backs-rejection-of-point-thomson-plan-idUSSP30501520071228; http://www.legis.state.ak.us/basis/get_documents.asp?session=27&docid=13151 at 1-2.
[22]https://www.reuters.com/article/us-alaska-pipeline/alaska-exxon-deal-opens-way-for-lng-exports-idUSBRE82T12I20120330
[23]http://mustreadalaska.com/here-comes-judge-jon-katchen-nominated-for-key-court-appointment/
[25] https://www.crowell.com/Practices/Energy/news/Chambers-USA-Ranks-53-Crowell-Moring-Attorneys-and-20-Leading-Practice-Areas-Among-Best-in-US
[26] https://www.adn.com/author/jonathan-katchen/
[27]https://www.adn.com/commentary/article/attack-failed-damage-sullivans-record-atop-alaska-department-law/2014/05/22/
[29] http://www.alaskajournal.com/2016-10-28/time-walker-change-course#.WuYXhRPwZE4
[31]https://www.ktoo.org/2016/01/18/state-native-interests-also-ride-on-hovercraft-case-in-supreme-court/
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District of Alaska, Jon Katchen
Thomas Kleeh – Nominee for the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of West Virginia
A West Virginia legislative attorney and labor and employment lawyer, Thomas Kleeh is the first federal judicial nominee in sixty years to be proposed by a West Virginia Republican senator. While Kleeh shares strong conservative bona fides, he is also supported by his Democratic home state senator.
A West Virginia native, Thomas Shawn Kleeh was born in Wheeling on September 14, 1974. He graduated summa cum laude from West Virginia University in 1996 and received a Juris Doctor from the West Virginia University College of Law in 1999.[1] After graduating from law school, Kleeh joined the Bridgeport, WV office of Steptoe & Johnson as an Associate and became a Partner with the firm in 2006.[2] He continues to work there today.
Additionally, from 2015 to 2017, Kleeh served as a Per Diem Staff Attorney to the West Virginia Senate Judiciary Committee. In 2018, Kleeh serves as Staff Attorney to Senate President Mitch Carmichael.[3]
Kleeh has been nominated to fill a vacancy on the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of West Virginia. The seat opened on August 12, 2017, when Judge Irene Keeley moved to senior status. Interestingly, Kleeh did not apply to be considered for the judgeship. Rather, he was contacted by Senator Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV) in May 2017.[4] After interviews with Capito, Rep. David McKinley (R-WV), and Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV), Kleeh's name was submitted to the White House. Kleeh was nominated on February 15, 2018.
While Kleeh has served as a Staff Attorney in the West Virginia Senate for the past three years, his primary legal experience has been with the Labor and Employment Department at Steptoe & Johnson. In his 19 years at the firm, Kleeh has handled six jury trials and three bench trials.[5]
As a labor and employment attorney, Kleeh defended many employers in discrimination and wrongful termination suits filed by their employees.[6] For example, Kleeh successfully defended West Virginia State University against a wrongful termination suit filed by an employee who was dismissed for allegedly abandoning her duties to chaperone a group field trip.[7] Kleeh has also frequently defended schools and school boards against suits brought by students.[8]
As a law student, Kleeh authored an article criticizing the common law distinction between invitees and licensees with regard to property owner liability.[9] West Virginia common law, also followed by many other states, lays out different duties of care that a landowner must abide by with regard to guests on his property based on whether the guest is a trespasser, licensee (present for their own pleasure), or invitee (present for the benefit of the property owner). In his article, Kleeh criticizes this distinction, suggesting that injured parties shouldn't go uncompensated "because of the purpose of their particular visit[.]"[10]
Interestingly, Kleeh also criticizes the longetivity of the distinction, noting that it was developed "in feudal England."[11] Instead, Kleeh suggests that the distinction be abandoned and the duty of care be left to juries, noting:
"Perhaps West Virginia should place more trust in juries to decide what constitutes reasonable behavior rather than relying on eighteenth century common law to do so."[12]
Kleeh has frequently supported Republican West Virginia candidates as a donor, including donating $1750 to Capito's senate run in 2014.[13] Kleeh has also given to $1000 each to McKinley and fellow Republican Rep. Evan Jenkins, as well as donating to the Congressional Campaign of controversial West Virginia Supreme Court Justice Spike Maynard.[14] Additionally, Kleeh supported the Supreme Court campaign of Justice Beth Walker, who challenged and defeated Justice Brent Benjamin by running as a conservative.[15]
As he has attracted little media attention so far and is strongly supported of both his home state senators, Kleeh looks likely to be confirmed on a bipartisan vote. (Even if some Democrats are skeptical of Kleeh's conservative political background, they are unlikely to embarrass Manchin by airing such concerns publicly).
Interestingly, Kleeh's paper on property owner liability suggests that he supports basing rules of jurisprudence on the practicalities of modern litigation rather than "eighteenth century common law." While views expressed in a 20-year-old article cannot be given excessive importance, the article's reasoning suggests that Kleeh's jurisprudence may be adaptable to legal and practical changes.
While District Court judges do not have the same scope to shape jurisprudential rules that Circuit Court judges do, it will be interesting to see if Kleeh shows a similar willingness to adapt the law to modern considerations as a judge.
[1] Sen. Comm. on the Judiciary, 115th Cong., Thomas Kleeh: Questionnaire for Judicial Nominees 1.
[2] See id. at 2.
[4] See id. at 33.
[5] Id. at 24-25.
[6] See, e.g., M. Tim Crum v. Mingo Community Action Partnership, Inc., Circuit Court of Mingo County, West Virginia, Civil Action No. 09-C-287; Legg v. Rivers Edge Mining, Inc. et al., Circuit Court of Boone County, West Virginia, Civil Action No. 04-C-207 (2006).
[7] See Fuller v. Bd. of Governors of West Virginia State University, Circuit Court of Kanawha County, West Virginia, Civil Action No. 13-C-454, affirmed at 2016 WL 3369566 (2016).
[8] See, e.g., Danielle T. v. Kanawha Cnty. Bd. of Educ., et al., United States District Court for the Southern District of West Virginia, Civil Action No. 2:01-0514 (S.D.W.V.); Epps v. Putnam Cnty. Bd. of Educ., United States District Court for the Southern District of West Virginia, Civil Action No. 2:00-0069 (S.D.W.V. 2001).
[9] Thomas S. Kleeh, Self v. Queen: Retaining Eighteenth Century Feudalistic Jurisprudence to Determine a Landowner's Duty of Care, 100 W. Va. L. Rev. 467 (Winter 1997).
[12] See id.
[13] Center for Responsive Politics, https://www.opensecrets.org/donor-lookup/results?cand=&cycle=&employ=&name=thomas+kleeh&order=desc&sort=D&state=&zip= (last visited May 4, 2018).
[15] See Kleeh, supra n. 1 at 22.
Northern District of West Virginia, Thomas Kleeh
Peter Phipps – Nominee for the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania
A DOJ litigator with extensive experience in the federal courts, the 45-year-old Peter Phipps looks likely to join the Western District of Pennsylvania before the end of the year.
Peter Joseph Phipps was born on April 8, 1973 at Dyess Air Force Base in Abilene, TX.[1] Phipps attended the University of Dayton, getting a B.A. in History and a B.S. in Physics.[2] He continued on to the Stanford University Law School, graduating with a J.D. in 1998. He then joined the Washington D.C. Office of Jones Day (a firm that has sent many alumni to the Trump Administration and the federal bench).[3]
In 2001, Phipps left Jones Day to clerk for Judge R. Guy Cole on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit. He then joined the Federal Programs Branch of the Civil Division of the U.S. Department of Justice.[4] He is still with the same office in Washington D.C., working as Senior Trial Counsel. Phipps has also served as an Adjunct Professor at Duquesne University School of Law in Pittsburgh since 2014.[5]
The seat Phipps has been nominated for opened on September 30, 2013, with Judge Terrence McVerry's move to senior status. On July 30, 2015, President Obama nominated Judge Marilyn Horan from the Butler County Court of Common Pleas to fill the vacancy.[6] The nomination of Horan, a Republican, was made as a package along with those of three Democrats to other vacancies.
While all four nominees in the package received a hearing on December 9, 2015, two of them, Judge Robert Colville, and Judge John Milton Younge, were blocked from Judiciary Committee consideration by Chairman Chuck Grassley, who was unhappy with their support of abortion rights.[7] At the same time, Horan and Judge Susan Baxter were blocked by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on the Senate floor and were never confirmed. Both were ultimately renominated by Trump.[8]
Phipps applied to the bipartisan judicial selection committee set up by Pennsylvania Senators Bob Casey and Pat Toomey in April 2017.[9] Phipps interviewed with Toomey and Casey and was then recommended to the White House. He was formally nominated on February 15, 2018.
While Phipps's primary legal occupation has been as a litigator at the Department of Justice, he began his career as an Associate in the Washington D.C. Office of Jones Day, representing corporations in civil litigation.[10] Overall, Phipps has worked as counsel of record in three civil trials, as well as handling appellate matters in other cases.[11]
As Senior Trial Counsel at the Federal Programs Branch of the Department of Justice, Phipps litigated many contentious cases. In one case, Phipps defended the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development against a class action suit brought by African American plaintiffs alleging racial discrimination in public housing.[12] Through the litigation, which lasted ten years, Phipps worked through two separate trials, and managed to negotiate a settlement in the case.[13]
In another notable case, Phipps defended the constitutionality of the military's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy, which barred individuals engaging in homosexual conduct from serving openly in the armed forces.[14] In yet another case, Phipps defended the constitutionality of HHS grants for faith based organizations that have religious objections to abortion and contraception.[15]
More recently, Phipps defended the constitutionality of the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992 (PASPA).[16] PASPA's constitutionality was challenged by New Jersey, which sought to legalize sports betting in its state in violation of the Act.[17] Phipps represented the government in several suits before the District Court, the Third Circuit, and in certiorari arguments before the U.S Supreme Court.[18]
While Phipps, at 45, is a relatively young judicial nominee, his qualifications for the federal bench are unquestionable. As an attorney with the Federal Programs Branch of the Department of Justice, Phipps has had experience in some of the most consequential litigation the Department engages in, preparing him well for the issues he would face as a trial judge.
Skeptics may draw opposition based on Phipps' defense of DADT and grants to faith-based organizations. However, as an attorney at Federal Programs, Phipps has an ethical responsibility to present defenses to federal laws and regulations and his views in litigation cannot necessary be imputed as his personal views.
Overall, given that Phipps has the support of his Democratic and Republican home-state senators, as well as a fairly noncontroversial record, he looks set for a relatively painless confirmation.
[1] Sen. Comm. on the Judiciary, 115th Cong., Peter J. Phipps: Questionnaire for Judicial Nominees 1.
[4] See id.
[6] Press Release, White House, President Obama Nominates Seven to Serve on the United States District Courts (July 30, 2015) (on file at https://obamawhitehouse.archives.gov).
[7] Philip Wegmann, After Facing Questions on Abortion, 2 Obama Judicial Nominations Fail to Advance, The Daily Signal, Jan. 29, 2016, http://dailysignal.com/2016/01/29/after-facing-questions-on-abortion-2-obama-judicial-nominees-fail-to-advance/.
[8] Press Release, President Donald J. Trump Announces Ninth Wave of Judicial Nominees and Tenth Wave of United States Attorney Nominees (December 20, 2017) (on file at www.whitehouse.gov/thepressoffice).
[9] Sen. Comm. on the Judiciary, 115th Cong., Peter J. Phipps: Questionnaire for Judicial Nominees 24.
[10] Id. at 10.
[11] Id. at 11-12.
[12] Thompson v. HUD, No. 95-395 (D. Md.) (Garbis, J.) (Grimm, J.).
[14] Witt v. United States Air Force, No. 06-5195 (W.D. Wash.) (Leighton, J.).
[15] American Civil Liberties Union of Northern California v. Hargan, No. 16-3539 (N.D. Cal.) (Beeler, M.J.).
[16] See NCAA v. Christie, Nos. 3:12-4947; 3:14-6450 (D.N.J.) (Shipp, J.); Nos. 13-1713,-1714,-1715 (3d Cir.); Nos. 14-4546,-4568,-4569 (3d Cir.) (subsequently en banc); Nos. 13-967; -979; -980, Nos. 16-476,-477 (U.S.).
[18] Commonwealth v. Opperman, 780 A.2d 714 (Pa. Super. Ct. 2001).
Peter Phipps, Western District of Pennsylvania


Playing the lottery is an ever-popular pastime across the world, and chances are you've probably purchased a lottery ticket yourself at one time or another. Around 183 million people in the US play the lottery at least once a year, and in the UK, approximately 32 million buy a National Lottery ticket every week. Considering lottery winnings often run into the millions, sometimes even hundreds of millions of dollars, the popularity of playing the lottery is no surprise whatsoever.
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There are lots of examples of display templates out on the Internet, most are really fancy and clever which is great. However sometimes you just want something that is simple and presents your data in a clear manor that looks business like. So after weeks (it felt like weeks) looking for some simple instructions I decided that I'd write some and hopefully help fellow IT'ers out there looking to do the same.
I have a Wiki site that has a number of pages, all pages have Wiki categories associated to them. I want to use a Content Search web part (CSWP) to present pages that are a member of a particular category onto a single page. This way users can go straight to these "landing" pages and see data laid out in a clean format with out having to open wiki pages individually.
First off we need a blank page, this will be the landing page that holds the content search web part that'll display the results.
You're now greeted with this lovely looking thing….Yuk!
That has to go…you can save this page for now, we'll come back in a mo.
First off we need a copy of the 2 lines display template that is within SharePoint, to get this go to "Site Settings" -> "Master pages and page layouts". Open the "Display Templates" folder and the "Content Web Parts" folder. Now this bit is a lot easier if you are using Internet Explorer, if you are just click on "Open with Explorer" from the ribbon (library view).
Cool, now you will have noticed that I've added a line in the name of the file, this is because I want more property boxes available to me to in my template. If you don't, then just copy the file and append the "_custom" on the end so you know it's not a standard template.
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Pop back the SharePoint page where you inserted the web part, edit the page and then open the web part properties.
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How cool is that! And if you have more than one page it will stack it like so….
Remember!! before you introduce this to your users remember to check in the CSS file and also publish the HTML display template file to a major version.
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Isaak Tirion
Kaart van het Westelyk Gedeelte van Nieuw Mexico en van California . . . MDCCLXV
Amsterdam / 1765
One of the Earliest Obtainable Maps of Southern California and Baja California
Fine old color example of this early map of Baja California and parts of Alta California, Arizona and Sonora.
Isaac Tirion's map of Baja California is one of the best mid-18th century maps of Southern California, Baja California and parts of Arizona and Sonora. Issued 4 years prior to the establishment of the first Spanish Mission in Alta California (San Diego) and based in large part on the work of Ferdinando Consag, the map provides one of the earliest large format attempts to map this still mysterious and unsettled region north of Baja California, along with the then Jesuit regions of Baja California and Sonora. The map is one of the last to focus on the region before the expulsion of the Jesuits in 1768.
Southern California & Arizona
Tirion's map extends north to include Pt. Conception (just west of Santa Barbara), the Channel Islands, St (San) Pedro, Kaap St. (San) Diego), Eil St. Catarina (Catalina) and Ensenada de la Virgines (Ensenada, Baja Norte).
To the east, the map extends north along the Colorado and east along the Gila to include Casa Grande and the Phoenix and Tucson areas. The references to 1699 reflect the visit of Fra. Eusebio Francisco Kino to the region in 1699, at which point he identified the ruins of the Hohokam Villages in the region.
Baja California & Sonora
Better known to the Spanish were the lands of Baja California and Sonora, which reflect the establishment of numerous Spanish Missions. The importance of locating water in this region is quite clearly noted, with roughly 10 different "Water Plaatz" and similar notes shown on the eastern coastline of Baja California, on the Sea of Cortez.
Below Los Virginos (Tres Virgenes Volcano), there is a note regarding Ferdinando Consag's having witnessed the eruption of the Volcano in 1746, on his first visit to the region. A bit further north, a note in Dutch identifies the Cantons (regions) of the non-believers, another note derived from Jesuit sources.
One of the best mid-18th century maps for California and Baja Collectors and certainly the most ambitious commercial effort to map the region. An essential map for Baja, Arizona and Southern California collectors.
Isaak Tirion Biography
Isaak Tirion was a prominent Dutch publisher based in Amsterdam in the eighteenth century. He is best known for historical works that included prints showing scenes from around the world. He also produced maps, such as those in the Nieuwe Hand-Atlas of 1744.
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[Charles Lindbergh - 1st Trans-Atlantic Flight - Printed on Linen]
New York to Paris in 33 hr, 29 m is the name of this printed cotton textile depicting the solo flight of Charles Lindbergh from New York to Paris.
Detailed map of Mexico and the Southwest. Many of the early place names in Texas still appear. Pre-Gadsden Purchase border with Mexico.
Mexico and Guatemala
Detailed map of Mexico and Guatemala, with an excellent treatment of most of Texas.
Nova Hispania et Nova Galicia
A gorgeous map of western Mexico, centered on Guadalajara and showing Mexico City, and originally appearing in the 1662 edition of Blaeu's Atlas Maior. The map is a finely decorated example of maps produced during the golden age of Dutch cartography and represents an area of keen interest to Europeans for its agricultural and mining output produced by the slave-based encomendero system.
A Map of the Missions, Presidios, Pueblos and Some of the More Interesting Ranchos of Spanish California Together with the Routes of the Principal Land Explorations Therein.
Decorative map of California, packed full of information regarding Spanish California.
Mapa del Distrito de Toluca Levantado por el S.D. Tomas Ramon del Moral . . . 1852
Very Rare Map of Toluca By Mexico's Most Important Practitioner of Scientific Mapping in the Mid-Nineteenth Century


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 English Cocker Spaniel (FCI-Nr. 5) und dem
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Celltrion considering new Asian factory as sales grow
The head of Korean biopharmaceutical firm Celltrion said Friday that the company is considering building a plant in Asia in a move to boost production capacity amid rising sales.
"I will prioritize a country where Celltrion can have 100 percent stake in the plant to prevent technology leaks," Seo Jeong-jin said by phone from Vienna, Austria, to the audience at the company's shareholders' meeting in Incheon, a port city just west of Seoul.
Seo is in Vienna as part of marketing campaigns of biosimilar drugs.
The company said it will select a final candidate city for its third plant by the end of June.
Celltrion has said it will triple the capacity of its new plant from the originally planned 120,000 liters to 360,000 liters. Currently, the combined capacity of Celltrion's two plants in Korea stands at 140,000 liters.
The expansion plan is meant to meet the growing demand for Celltrion's biosimiliar drugs.
Biosimilars are officially approved copycat medicines developed after patents for the original biopharmaceuticals expire.
Celltrion said its sales came to 949 billion won ($877 million) in 2017, up 41.5 percent from a year ago. The company's net profit jumped 122 percent on-year to 400.7 billion in 2017.
Seo also unveiled an ambitious plan to become one of the top three biotech firms in the world, along with Genentech and Amgen by 2020, and to manufacture new medicine as well as vaccines.


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CMAJ October 02, 2012 184 (14) 1551;
Should/floroquinolones be avoided?
Moxifloxacin and levofloxacin were associated with almost twice the risk of admission to hospital for acute liver injury compared with clarithromycin. Juurlink and colleagues linked routine data from several databases to measure drug exposure in patients with liver injury and those without. If confirmed in other studies, these results suggest that both moxifloxacin and levofloxacin be considered for regulatory warnings, say the authors. See Research, page 1565
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The relative risk of severe drug-induced liver injury is probably higher with moxifloxacin and levofloxacin compared with clarithromycin. However, because the absolute risk is very low, clinicians should choose the most efficacious antibiotic rather than try to avoid a very uncommon adverse reaction, say Hayashi and Chalasani. See Commentary, page 1555
Training Canadian hospitalists
In contrast to the United States, most Canadian hospitalists are family physicians. Although the issues of training and certification have begun to be addressed, this process is still in its infancy. A clear definition of the scope of practice of Canadian hospitalists and research on the impact these physicians have on the quality of care are needed. See Commentary, page 1557
Steroids for sinusitis?
Systemic corticosteroid therapy showed no clinically important effect in reducing facial pain for patients with acute rhinosinusitis. In this randomized controlled trial, 185 patients received either oral prednisolone or placebo and kept a symptom diary for 14 days. Future studies may reveal subgroups more likely to benefit, but in the meantime, there is no rationale for using corticosteroids in patients with acute rhinosinusitis, say the authors. See Research, page E751
Heart failure in Ontario
Failing organs, especially hearts, are hard to cure; best to avoid the failure in the first place. That appears to be what is underway, at least in developed countries. In this population-based study using data from the publicly funded Ontario Health Insurance Plan, there is strong evidence of a declining incidence in heart failure. The disease itself, once established, has an undiminished ominous prognosis. The authors speculate that the decline is driven by a decrease in the incidence of ischemic heart disease. See Research, page E765
Canadian task force guideline process
The Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care has been re-established with a sustainable funding model. The authors outline the process for guideline development by the task force and compare it with those from other major guideline development groups. See Special Report, page 1575
Toward a patient charter with teeth
Many countries have adopted patient charters of rights, but to be meaningful, such charters must include an economical, accessible and independent complaints process. According to Flood and May, an ombudsman or commissioner can help reduce litigation and formal disciplinary proceedings against health care professionals. See Analysis, page 1583
Vitamin B12 deficiency in infants
Vitamin B12 deficiency in a breastfed infant usually results from a maternal deficiency in diet or through pernicious anemia. Symptoms can include poor feeding, weight loss and irritability, but neurologic manifestations (e.g., lethargy, gross motor developmental regression and slowing of brain growth) are most concerning, say Roumeliotis and colleagues. See Practice, page 1593
Contrast-enhanced ultrasonography
Using microbubbles that do not infiltrate interstitial spaces makes the technique ideal for assessing vascular flow in renal, hepatic and other abdominal masses. See Practice, page 1599
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This is not for the first time that Twitter has carried out an exercise like this. In July last year, the micro-blogging site kicked off a similar project which saw PM Modi's followers dipping down by 3 lakh and Gandhi lost around 17,000 followers. Even Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey profile witnessed a downfall in followers count at that time.
In its recent crackdown, Twitter took into account over 900 Indian political handles including profiles of political parties and politicians available on the micro-blogging site. Apart from PM Modi and Gandhi, even other prominent politicians lost a significant number of followers in the November crackdown. Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) President Amit Shah lost as many as 16,500 followers, while Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal too lost around 40,000 followers.
The November crackdown has resulted in Twitter itself losing as many as 2.4 million followers. The busting of fake profiles was kicked off by the micro-blogging site after facing a backlash from several countries for not handling abuse effectively.
Twitter recently faced with allegations of being politically biased in India. The Parliamentary panel on information technology has asked CEO Jack Dorsey and other officials of the micro-blogging site to appear before the panel to discuss issues ranging from fake news and privacy to political bias.


A little over 7 years ago I took a trip to Turin with a friend. It was my first visit to Italy. The main reasons for going were to increase the number of my country points and to honor my favorite movie – The Italian Job. I didn't have far to go as I was in Grenoble as the director of a research lab. Although the lab was in France, I actually lived in Menlo Park. I did rather a lot of flying.
I was in the top frequent flier tier of 3 airlines. I had air miles up the wazoo, which is not a great place to keep them. But keep them I did. Flying was not what I wanted to do when I took a holiday!
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I have a bicycle. I got it years ago, paid for with an unexpected bonus. I always thought it was a pretty good bike. Silver, with reflective bits and decent lights. I don't have a bell, I have a squeezable tortoise. After showing it to someone who knows bikes, I realize that my bike is not great and thus, my bonus was too small. On the plus side, my lights are fabulous!


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A Review of Best Small Fictions 2017
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Best Small Fictions 2017
Guest Editor Amy Hempel
Series Editor Tara L. Masih
Braddock Avenue Books (September, 2017)
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My general thoughts about the Best Small Fictions series are probably no secret. I've called both BSF 2015 and BSF 2016 the most important books published in their respective years.
This year is no different.
The most important book published this year is now and will prove to be Best Small Fictions 2017.
Now that's we've established that once again, I will say this year has been a particularly good year for flash fiction. The New Yorker has decided to publish flash stories throughout the summer (though some of those stories beg the question as to whether The New Yorker and those of us writing flash fiction actually agree on what constitutes the form). This year, BSF series editor Tara L. Masih worked with a writer who is arguably one of the best ever at this beautiful and supremely difficult form, the astonishing Amy Hempel. Hempel herself has said this of the series: "[T]his striking new series…has quickly become essential reading."
Yes, it has, Amy.
This year the selections are as strong as ever. The usual cast is present with veteran flash fiction authors such as Scott Garson, Jen Knox, Randall Brown, and Sherrie Flick, among others, while also peppering in some iconic short-short form writers like Joy Williams, Stuart Dybek, and Robert Scotellaro. But don't let these big names and longtime flash writers lead you too far afield from the others included in BSF this year. The talent is spread around.
Marci Calabretta Cancio-Bello's story "The Sea Urchin" was the first story to stop me in my tracks this year. First published at Paper Darts, Cancio-Bello takes what could be a basic memory from childhood and creates a picture perfect example of flash fiction, employing nearly all the usual techniques in the most delightful ways, beginning with that always important first line: "Grandmother kept a diver's knife strapped to her thigh."
She continues the story and gives the reader a marriage of the beautiful and practical, along with strange tradition and other-worldliness.
"On my birthday, she brought me a ball of spines in a bucket, lifted its bit of ocean into my cupped hands. The creature's round mouth explored the cracks of my palm, tasting the salt on my skin, recoiling. An offering like the pincushions I often brought my mother, every needle threaded with a different color. Grandmother boiled garlic, soybeans, salt into broth, ladled the seaweed soup into a white bowl. She turned the urchin and broke it open, scooped out the ocher roe with a spoon, dropped it in among the kelp."
Another story as deserving for inclusion in this year's edition is the flash piece "Silent Hill" by Ras Mashramani, originally published in Pank. Mashramani takes a Playstation game from the late 1990s and creates a flashback world to when the character lost herself in the game while escaping a world in which her father was dying.
"There was a first generation Playstation video game about a young father who lost his child in a town where it snowed ash. Together you stumbled through foggy whiteness in the creature infested streets looking for her. Some early mornings you passed out in front of the living room TV screen watching hidden monsters behind your eyelids, ash in your hair, a fire burning forever underground. For so long it had been you and your father just like in the game running from stuccoed apartment to stuccoed apartment."
We are firmly placed in this world of father and daughter, both in the context of the video game and also the reality of the story. And when we find later on that the character finds herself allowing a boy much older than her named Marquise to live out a young lapgirl fantasy while she loses herself in the game, it's both a revealing and a supremely sad moment. But more than that it's a brilliant technique and wholly original, even for a form that is innately original in nearly any and all concepts of fiction. When a story stands out in such a way, it's no surprise to find it between the covers of BSF.
"You did this on the point of Marquise's knee, engrossed in game play, addicted to the focused labored attention of a teenaged boy with sexual behavior issues and the fear of the screen, the fear of touch, wanting the fear, flattening all the affect and focusing it into this character, the Father, and his quest for his kid in this ghost town, and it was hard to disentangle Silent Hill from Paramount, California, and the neglected section 8 pool and automatic gates that made up the Sierra Gardens apartment complex."
This year's edition of BSF is a clear indication that the series is nowhere near a slowing down point, but is, instead, gaining momentum and prestige throughout the world of literature. When the history of flash fiction as a vital form is told, Best Small Fictions and Masih will be in the opening chapter. Of this there should be no doubt.
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Toyota: Hybrids for now, the ultimate eco-car in 2015
Toyota says that investment in green technology has paid off, and will continue to do so.
Written by Charlie Osborne, Contributing Writer on Sept. 10, 2013
Attending this year's Frankfurt motor show, Toyota said that hybrid engines have become the "tipping point" for the technology's future.
The automaker's new 12-car line up comprises purely of models equipped with hybrid engines, vehicles that use a combination of fossil fuel and electric charging.
Electric vehicle (EV) sales remain sluggish, as many consumers worry about their range, finding a charging station, short-term high investment and the time it takes to charge up a battery. However, hybrid models -- that can switch between traditional fossil fuel and cleaner electricity -- are often not quite as expensive, and lay to rest many consumer worries.
Didier Leroy, head of Toyota's European operations, says that hybrid models are the way forward, commenting:
"This is a tipping point for the technology. It is now recognised as the key technology needed to achieve the very ambitious emissions targets set by the European Commission.
Even though our competitors are also introducing hybrid cars in their line-up, our market share is still growing. I think the consumer understands that the technology has got better. And so has the driving experience."
Last year, the automaker sold approximately 110,000 hybrid models in Europe, accounting for approximately 65 percent of the market. In 2013, this figure is closer to 75 percent.
While Toyota's first mass-produced hybrid car, the Prius, entered the market 14 years ago, technology has moved on since then. The car manufacturer has launched a plug-in hybrid, but Leroy believes the next game-changer in the industry will be a vehicle that mixes hybrid technology with fuel cells -- a car that Toyota wants to bring to market by 2015.
"This technology can be close to the ultimate eco-car," Leroy says. "And, step-by-step, it will be a very promising technology for the future."
Via: BBC
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Tesla promises Cybertruck production is on track, teases next-gen platform
The best affordable EVs (and how the federal tax credit can save you $7,500)
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Осикувата — річка в Кропивницькому районі Кіровоградської області, права притока Грузької (басейн Південного Бугу).

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Довжина річки приблизно 10 км.

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Осикувата бере початок на південному сході від села Лісне. Тече на південний схід через село Осикувате. В селі Обознівка впадає у річку Грузьку, праву притоку Інгулу.

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 Мапа Шуберта Ф. Ф., 1868 р. // http://www.etomesto.ru/shubert-map/26-10/
 Словник гідронімів України — К.: Наукова думка, 1979. — С. 403 (Осикувата № 3)

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Річки Кіровоградської області
Річки Кропивницького району
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I fear what you'll say at passport control, I fear what I say won't be enough or that it'll be too much. I'll be standing in line in the airport in Tehran fidgeting with the hijab my mother had lent me, worried that its patterns are out of date compared to the young, glamorous Iranian women around me. Will they look at the fabric and somehow know it's from the pile of headscarves my mother carried with her as she left her country and the chaos of a revolution, all those years ago? Will they hear an American accent through my Farsi and sneer, making it clear I will never be one of them?
When I go back to Iran, and I know that I will though perhaps not in the near future, I know that it will be man who will greet me at passport control. Will he find it difficult to make eye contact with me? He will say my name, loud and clear. No stumbling, no apologizing. I will stand tall; this is the land of my name. Perhaps he will say he knows a relative of mine. Perhaps his father had gone to my grandfather's pharmacy or his great-uncle was trained as an artist under my great-grandfather. Perhaps he walks his children to school and passes by the street of my ancestors, the one named after us. Where my great grandmother would sip her afternoon tea on the small rug outside her little, sweet house while playing her favorite card game, which I let my own grandmother teach me, so that I could feel some connection to the woman I was named after.
I wonder if this man, let's call him Passport Controller, supported the Shah, supported the revolutionaries, or supported the revolutionaries and now dreams of a change in regime. I wonder what he thinks of America, of its president, of me. Have I become this ideal, the child of Iranian immigrants after the 1979 revolution, where my parents receive degrees at American universities, where I as well receive an incredible education? How different and similar are we, me and the locals of Tehran?
If you and I eat the same foods, celebrate the same new year, listen to the same music, follow the same customs, I would get an extra point against the American tourist, right? If Iranian comes before a hyphen and American, would you see me in a different light, Passport Controller? Even if my opinions on the Iran deal are a bit…complicated?
And would you expect me to complain so much about which box to check off on a survey when there's no Middle Eastern option? Would it leave you with an itchy feeling too, choosing between white and Asian when you feel like neither?
The day I go back, I know it will feel like home again. To be smothered in a mother tongue, to see your families' stories come to life under apricot trees and inside saffron rice. To see yourself in the little girls licking their rosewater ice cream at the corner where the market ends and the mosque begins.
So if you give me a hard time, Passport Controller, because you cannot fully understand who I am and where I've come from, I ask you to send along a little message to the country that connects us. It is through you that I have learned sacrifice, complexity, and appreciation for the only history and culture that I could ever call mine. It is your four letter country that I defend when I am the only one of our kind in a room, and your causes that I would like to fight for to see some positive change. I am yours as you are mine, no matter what the rulers of the duality of my citizenships say. To have a place on the map and point to and say, hey sir, hey Passport Controller, this is the place I come from. There is no politician, religious leader, or travel ban that will change that. Its blood is in my veins and its warmth is in my soul, so won't you let me in? Let me come and stay for a little while, at least until the next time it's safe for me to be sent and received from here to you, like a letter with two addresses from opposite ends of the world-- who are you to tell me that only one can be home?
leili najmabadi (she/hers): makes lists of good things, her favorites being: her childhood home in california, hand-picked dahlias, every audrey hepburn movie, boyband member she will never get over, a to do list with only book titles, running to "survivor" by destiny's child-- people who make her heart happy! Will buy her 7-year-old cousin storybooks on intersectional feminism in exchange for free hairstyling, with a generous tip of unlimited hugs.


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