 These were, however, saved by Antenor;1 but the Greeks, exasperated at the insolence of the barbarians, stood to arms and made sail against them. Now Thetis charged Achilles not to be the first to land from the ships, because the first to land would be the first to die. Being apprized of the hostile approach of the fleet, the barbarians marched in arms to the sea, and endeavored by throwing stones to prevent the landing.
1 As to the embassy of Ulysses and Menelaus to Troy to demand the surrender of Helen, see Hom. Il. 3.205ff.; Hom. Il. 11.138ff.; Proclus in Epicorum Graecorum Fragmenta, ed. G. Kinkel, p. 19; Bacch. 14(15), ed. Jebb; Hdt. 2.118; Tzetzes, Antehomerica 154ff.; Scholiast on Hom. Il. iii.206. According to the author of the epic Cypria, as reported by Proclus in Epicorum Graecorum Fragmenta, ed. G. Kinkel, p. 19, the embassy was sent before the first battle, in which Protesilaus fell (see below); according to Tzetzes, it was sent before the Greek army assembled at Aulis; according to the Scholiast on Hom. Il. iii.206, it was despatched from Tenedos. Herodotus says that the envoys were sent after the landing of the army in the Troad. Sophocles wrote a play on the subject of the embassy, called The Demand for the Surrender of Helen. See TGF (Nauck 2nd ed.), pp. 171ff.; The Fragments of Sophocles, ed. A. C. Pearson, vol. i. pp. 121ff. Libanius has bequeathed to us two imaginary speeches, which are supposed to have been delivered by the Greek ambassadors, Menelaus and Ulysses, to the Trojan assembly before the opening of hostilities, while the Greek army was encamped within sight of the walls of Troy. See Libanius, Declam. iii. and iv. (vol. v. pp. 199ff., ed. R. Foerster).


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Be a show stopped at the track in this oversized sinamay fasinator! Available in beautiful ivory and detailed with double bow and feathers, this hat is ready to compliment any outfit.
Beautiful hat for a wedding, horse race, Easter Sunday, etc. Be sure to puff up the bow a little bit. The color is a true ivory.
I was so excited to find this hat after searching for something to wear at my marriage ceremony. When I put it on, it looked a little wide, but due to the fact it has a headband sewn into it, the hat stays on. After wearing it a while, I noticed that it was smashing against the crown of my head more than usual. When I looked at the top of it, it became apparent that the headband had been sewn in perpendicular to the direction of the crown (the oval shape of the hat). Now I wonder if wearing a hat for 3 hours that squeezes my head is worth looking really great (which it does), or should I try to fix it and align the headband the proper way? The hat will have a different look; but it will probably feel a lot better!


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Cesare Facciani (né le  à Turin et mort de maladie le  à Turin) est un coureur cycliste italien. Lors des Jeux olympiques de 1928 à Amsterdam, il remporte la médaille d'or de la poursuite par équipes avec Giacomo Gaioni, Mario Lusiani et Luigi Tasselli.

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1928
  Champion olympique de poursuite par équipes (avec Giacomo Gaioni, Mario Lusiani et Luigi Tasselli)
1932
  du Grand Prix d'Antibes
 1933
  du Tour du Piémont

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Naissance à Turin
Coureur cycliste italien
Coureur cycliste sur piste
Coureur cycliste aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 1928
Champion olympique italien
Champion olympique en cyclisme sur piste
Naissance en février 1906
Décès en août 1938
Décès à Turin
Décès à 32 ans


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She'd given up on love.
But had love given up on her?
Alone in life, Karen was pleasantly surprised when she met the Amish bishop's nephew, a single man her age. At twenty-eight, Karen had given up on finding a suitable husband. Seeing her best friend's unhappy marriage made her all the more cautious.
When a sudden windfall came Karen's way, Karen and Jason were thrust together on a road trip, but they weren't alone.
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Could he be the one, or was Karen going to become like her friend and make the biggest mistake of her life?
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On December 16th Bonhams will mount a highly anticipated Fine Jewelry sale at their New York galleries. Consisting of 150 lots the sale includes an exceptional diamond collection, several antique pieces, as well as a number of outstanding pearls.
One of the most sought after lots of the sale will be a spectacular diamond solitaire ring. Weighing 10.17 carats, the oval shaped diamond is accompanied by a GIA report stating E color and VVS1 clarity. Flanked by half-moon diamond shoulders, the eye-catching lot is estimated at $550,000-650,000.
Also of great interest is an impressive diamond necklace comprised of fifty-nine graduated pear-shaped diamonds. Ranging from 'D' to 'H' in color and 'Internally Flawless' to 'I' in clarity, the necklace has an estimated total diamond weight of 80.6 carats. Carrying an estimate of $180,000-250,000 it is certain draw serious collector attention.
From Rio de Janerio, a retro aquamarine, diamond and sapphire bracelet by Mauboussin is attracting pre-sale attention as well. Circa 1939 the piece centers a rectangular-cut, 35 carat aquamarine within a scrolling panel of round brilliant-cut diamonds with baguette-cut diamond detail. It is completed by a three-row bracelet of cone-shaped sapphire collets. Estimated $20,000-30,0000, it is signed 'Mauboussin Paris', with French assay mark and mounted in eighteen karat white gold and platinum.
Also cause for excitement is a notable collection of diamond pieces. The carefully selected group includes an outstanding necklace as well as a number of bracelets and earrings.
The line bracelets found in the collection may prove to be perfect gifts for this holiday season and include a diamond bracelet comprised of thirty-eight square-cut diamonds weighing 19.30 carats (est. $25/30,000); an emerald and diamond bracelet designed as alternating sections of calibré-cut emeralds and square-cut diamonds (est. $7/9,000); as well as a diamond and ruby bracelet with alternating seven-stone sections of square-cut diamonds and calibré-cut rubies (est. $7/9,000).
However, it is doubtless that one of the most desirable pieces in the collection is a pair of fine diamond pendant earrings. Each are designed as square-cut diamonds, weighing 3.23 and 3.01 carats, and both suspend kite-shaped diamonds as well as pear-shaped diamonds each weighing over 5.00 carats. The square surmounts are detachable, enabling them to be worn separately. Estimated at $200,000-250,000, they are an excellent collecting opportunity.
Additionally, a rare Oscar Heyman & Brothers diamond, sapphire, and enamel "Harlequin" brooch is certain to inspire serious bidding. The Harlequin brooch is one of the more challenging pieces to produce in the celebrated makers extensive line of creations. Made in 2001, this example is one of only eight Harlequin brooches that Oscar Heyman made over the last twelve years. Designed as a masked figure playing a lute, the body is pavé-set throughout with round brilliant-cut diamonds and accented with marquise-shaped sapphires. The mask, hat, and shoes are made of black enamel and the white enamel face is accented by hand-painted red lips. With a maker's mark 'no. 200791' and accompanied by a signed box, it is estimated at $15,000-20,000.
Nice article, I feel that diamond bracelet suits every style it might be men or women. It can be a best gift for your loved ones, many new designs are arrived in market which can make your loved one feel special.


Maribyrnong City Council's Spring into Summer Series (SISS) has had an extremely positive impact on the Maribyrnong Community with over 1,750 registered participants engaged in the program. The SISS is a completely free program designed to be a catalyst to help improve the health and well-being of the Maribyrnong community as well as link participants into ongoing opportunities at local sports clubs and other community facilities. Program delivered throughout the SISS included; AFL Active, Rock-Up Netball, Junior Netball, Swing Fit, Disc Golf and many more. The SISS program had a range of positive impacts on the community as was evident through the results of our participant surveys, completed at the conclusion of the program. Positive impact from the SISS were 1,753 registered participants across all activities and 86% became more active due to participating in the program. The SISS also demonstrates innovation and creativity as the program combined direct physical activity with the option for participants to continue with low-cost physical activity at the conclusion of the program.
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Follow My Steps
It was 2010, when trees started to shed their leaves and the bitter Syracuse winter began to cool the air, that I met Andrew Cunningham, a young 12-year-old boy diagnosed with a rare form of muscular dystrophy. His Aunt introduced us after seing a short video I had done about the historic Columbus Bakery. She had wanted me to meet her nephew and his teammates on Central New York United power soccer. I was sold! Imagine 5 guys dribbling a large soccer ball across a basketball court in their power wheelchairs, only to release it after spinning 180 degrees at high speeds to shoot a goal. It's exhilarating and nothing you could ever imagine.
I spent a number of days filming Andrew and his teammates, intent on producing a short promo video for the team, when I noticed a unique dynamic between Andrew and his teammate Tony Reuter, 20, born with brittle bone disease and 8 years his elder. They were both kids in the element, making fun of each other, arm wrestling, and singing out of tune. It was beautiful to watch this genuine friendship and affection for each other that seemed to border on brotherhood.
For the next year I would follow the two boys through their daily lives, I'd be at power soccer practice, at middle school or college, and allow myself to be absorbed into their world. Their bouts of Xbox challenges and arguments on each other's Facebook walls were not much different from those I shared with my own best friends (however I don't play Xbox). The more time I spent with them, the more I realized that despite their disabilities, they still experience the same challenges, pitfalls, and successes that you or I experience through puberty and young adult life. Andrew is moving to high school, as Tony graduates college. Andrew relies on his father for his care, as Tony has been able to find a sense of independence. Their situations are physically different, though they find support in their similarities.
What began as a marketing piece for a power soccer team, turned into a graduate assignment for a documentary film class, which then evolved into my Master's project: "Follow My Steps" a 16-minute short film. In October 2012, I defended my project alongside my classmates Maureen Coyle, who published the iBook, "Death Valley Unified," and Zach Ornitz, who produced the short film, "Vaya a la Cumbre." It was well received, and passed unanimously by my committee who I thank for their help and support: Eric Maierson, Seth Gitner, and Bruce Strong. I would also like to acknowledge the color grading done by Michael Curry, without which this film would never have looked so good.
Since its release, the film has received a number of accolades, including 2nd Place Documentary Multimedia Story in the 2013 NPPA Best of Photojournalism competition, and 2nd Place Longform Multimedia in the 2013 Northern Short Course Contest. It's since screened at the Athens International Film + Video Festival, and has been accepted into the Society for Disability Studies 26th Annual Conference.
Please take a moment to watch the film, "Follow My Steps".
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The insurance cover amount- Confirm that the amount of insurance in addition to any health conditions and the age status to see if the premiums paid for the amount covered are realistic for the period that you have insured yourself.
Consider the waiting period- Different insurance companies offer different waiting periods depending on the type of a disease that you are suffering from. Consider the one that best fits you.
The procedure used for claiming any expenses- It's important to understand the claim procedure. Good insurance has simple claim procedures that every person can follow and, they do not take a lot of time to settle claims. Research for the reputable insurance companies that will help in case of such needs.
After sales support- Most companies will offer good customer service but there are those that are outstanding, and they are there for you 24 hrs a day such that when you need an inquiry, there are the customer support representatives ready to offer any information at all times.
Research on the list of hospitals that are covered in the insurance companies so that you are aware of the availability of the medical services at any time of the day. Also, confirm how they operate like on the cashless options whereby any amount is paid directly by the insurance company which is a convenient way when you are insured.
Depending on the type of insurance, confirm that the family is also covered, this will ensure that fewer costs are spent by the seniors incase they have members who are dependent on him.
Hospitalization-either pre or post- some of the hospitals may have exorbitant rates for hospital bookings in case of events that require hospitalisation. The Insurance Company should be lenient enough to authorise such requests at the time of need. Therefore upon the senior's enrollment to Medicare insurance, they should ensure that such cases are taken into account. Finally one should be considerate enough to use the insurance cover wisely, and enough research on the type of insurance covers need to be taken into account.


The Qantas Joeys hopes of qualifying for the FIFA U-17 World Cup 2013 were dashed after they were defeated 5-1 by host national IR Iran in their quarter-final of the AFC U-16 Championship 2012 in Tehran.
In front of a partisan crowd of 3,850, the Iranian-s applied the pressure from the opening whistle and took the early chances with Seyedmajid Hosseini-s long range effort in the third minute flying over the crossbar and Amirmohammad Mazloum shot four minutes later going wide of goal.
At the 10 minute mark, Qantas Joeys goal keeper Andre Jannese came to the rescue with a timely double save from Reza Karmollachaab, first with his left leg and then with the right as the Iran forward tried to hook in a rebound. Jannese backed up three minutes later with a great save to deny Mohammadreza Bazaj's diving header.
Jannese was called into action again in the 22nd minute when he produced a fine diving save to his left to push wide Mazloum-s powerful shot from outside the box.
Iran opened the scoring on the half-hour after Qantas Joeys defender Aaron Calver fouled Mazloum inside his own penalty box. Saied Ezatolahi stepped up to the mark and hit his shot to the left sending Jannese in the opposite direction.
Iran doubled their lead four minutes later after Mazloum made a break down the left and then crossed from the goal-line to the Karmollachaab inside the 6-yard box who was able to get a foot to the ball and beat Jannese inside his near post.
The Qantas Joeys tried to get a goal back towards the end of the first half with Daniel De Silva having two half chances which drew a save out of Daniel Nia in the Iranian goal.
The second half saw Iran continue to dominate proceedings and they extended their lead just after the hour-mark when Bazaj received a cut back pass from Ali Rigi about 12-yards out and then slotted his shot into the right-side of the goal, giving Jannese no chance of saving.
Rigi nearly made it four for Iran two minutes later when his shot deflected off Rocco Pizzata and hit the Qantas Joeys cross bar.
Trying to chase a result, Qantas Joeys Head Coach Alistair Edwards made a double change in the 68th minute with Todd Norris and Bai Antoniou replacing Alex Gersbach and Taylor Tombides respectively.
The substitutions had an effect with the Qantas Joeys creating more opportunities as a result.
But any hope of a late comeback for the Qantas Joeys was quashed in the 81st minute when Ali Rigi beat three defenders on a solo run and hit an unstoppable shot into the left side of the goal to give his team an insurmountable four goal lead.
Bai Antoniou did score a consolation goal for the Qantas Joeys in the 88th minute, but Karmollachaab underlined Iran-s emphatic victory with his second goal of the evening deep into additional time.
Speaking at the post-match media conference, Edwards was disappointed that his team had been knocked out of the tournament, but also paid tribute to the Iranians on their performance.
"Congratulations to Iran for qualifying to the World Cup and on their much deserved victory," Edwards said.
"Of course we had hoped we would qualify and we didn't expect such a result but Iran played a high-pressure game and didn't allow us to get into our rhythm. We made too many mistakes at times but again this was mainly down to Iran's pressure.
Edwards was asked at the post-match press conference if he regretted not fielding a stronger side in the last group stage match against Iraq which, had they won, would have given them a relatively easier quarter-final.
"All games in the tournament have been difficult and on another day we could have won the penalty shootout against Iraq.
"But it would have been tough playing Kuwait as well. At the end of the day Iran played much better than us and deserved their victory.
"I am happy for Iran but also proud of my players. Apart from the match today I think we had a good tournament."
In the other quarter finals matches, Iraq defeated Kuwait 3-1, Uzbekistan defeated Korea Republic in a penalty shoot-out after team-s scored a goal each in extra time and Japan defeated Syrian 2-1.
Yellow Cards: Kevin Ly 9-, Alex Gersbach 48-, Alex MacDonald 83-.


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Online communication, social media and the perils of reading between the lines
I was chatting to Mr TM this morning because a blogging chum had dared raise her head above the virtual parapet and declared that vlogging (video blogging) was not for her. She wrote that she didn't like it, and wouldn't do it.
I agreed with her as did several other people, we also discussed whether maybe it was age related as young people (and here I cite DD as an example) frankly love Youtube and vloggers and would probably cheerfully watch video blogs of other young people unwrapping lipstick and boxes of Lego until the cows come home.
But some people suggested she may have 'upset some people' and she (and I ) wondered why. Why does having a personal opinion upset people online, because it certainly seems to!
In our discussion Mr TM and I decided that maybe, particularly on twitter where characters are in short supply, but also on blogs, the fact that there is no dialogue only a statement means that not only can you not quickly clarify your position, as you would if chatting, but also people read what you haven't written...and I don't know why.
For example, If I state "I loathe bananas" I am stating just that, I, me, personally, dislike bananas to an extreme amount. But often the reader, a passionate lover of yellow bent fruits, reads "Bananas are loathsome" they may also read "and therefor anyone who likes them is an idiot, only fools like bananas, bananas should be banned." But it's not there, it's not a subtext, no one said it.
So Internet people, chill, let people have an opinion, read what they write, not what you think they mean and even more importantly, check who they are, some people, myself included, often post things online in a very tongue-in-cheek way.
By the way, I did find Wolf Hall last night dreadfully boring.
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I feel like we just played the Mets. Oh, that's because we just played the Mets a week ago at home. Good call scheduling guys at the MLB. Way to shake it up early. Even better when the Mets swept us at the Ted and we looked like idiots.
But today dawns a new day and we're coming off a win in Chicago. Those kind of things can propel us to a possible winning streak! A streak is TWO. We haven't had that in a while. Eleven games really. But who's counting? On to the matchups!
HOORAY, BUD NORRIS FINALLY GOT DEMOTED! What? I'm happy about that, because he sucked as a starter. He's still on the team for some reason so I'm sure Fredi will find a way to have him crap up the bullpen, but I'll settle for having Folty get the call up. Plus, I had to remember how to spell Foltynewicz, which is always be a fun exercise. Tonight's game is a must-see TV to witness if Folty can bring it, and I'll never miss a chance to watch National Treasure 40-something-year-old Bartolo Colon throw his one pitch and swing his fat bat like he's in 6th grade. The man is awesome, even if he plays for the Mets.
Game 2 is the dog. I don't really trust Wisler yet, and Matt Harvey hasn't lost a home game against the Braves since...man I'll have to look it up. <Shuffles some internet papers.> Yeah, it's August 10th, 2012. Granted, he didn't actually pitch many home games against the Braves in much of that time, so it's not a hugely telling stat, but Harvey is unquestionably better at home than away. This year his ERA is 1.75 points lower at home, and over the last 3 years it was 2.02, a full point better than his away average. Oh and the combined Braves lineup has an OPS of .549 against Harvey sooooo GOOD LUCK Wisler! Don't give up any runs or you lose.
Game 3 might be the rubber game if Folty can pull off a win. Chacin has been solid with the Braves going 2-2 in his starts, and if you consider the fact the team only has 6 wins, that's a fairly impressive percentage. Steven Matz is on an absolute tear right now. He's given up only 2 runs in his last 3 starts, won all three of those games, including an absolute drubbing of Atlanta in that run 8-2. He's terrifying right now, and the pitches he throws give the Braves fits. If they can win this game it will be nothing short of miraculous on the road.
The CPA went 1-1 on the Cubs series since one of the games was rained out. That's 13-9 now on the season. What's the prediction for this week? In the words of Clubber Lang...PAIN!
Yeah, not pretty. But it was wrong on at least one of the games so far each series so maybe they avoid a sweep this time.


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Stacy Caldwell is the CEO of the Tahoe Truckee Community Foundation, which helped launch the Tahoe50 giving program in 2014.
The Snowball Effect
Tahoe50 giving club amplifies the impact of the Tahoe Truckee Community Foundation
Back Article Oct 24, 2018 By Trish Moratto Litke
North Tahoe-Truckee area resorts are typically competitive, working diligently to differentiate themselves and entice skiers to their properties. But eight resorts have set aside the competition and collaborated to raise funds for the Tahoe Truckee Community Foundation through an innovative giving program.
The Tahoe50 giving program, which is administered by TTCF and was launched in 2014, offers an exclusive ski package to 50 donors annually, granting them unrestricted access to Squaw Valley/Alpine Meadows, Northstar, Heavenly, Kirkwood, Sugar Bowl, Royal Gorge, Tahoe Donner Downhill Ski Resort and Cross Country Adventure Center. The passes cost $10,000 for one year or $35,000 for four years, and all of the pass proceeds go to TTCF to support its giving efforts.
"We all want to ensure the trees and forest are protected, the community is stable, our residents aren't hungry and the watershed is healthy. By nature, these are causes that attract the resorts." Stacy Caldwell, CEO, Tahoe Truckee Community Foundation
The Tahoe50 pass concept arose from a joint brainstorming session between TTCF leadership and representatives from the local resorts, along with the Vail Resort Management Group, which supports a similar program through The Summit Foundation in Colorado. Both the resorts and TTCF strive to protect the environment and contribute to a thriving community — one that attracts visitors and retains employees. This is done through a variety of efforts, including those that focus on forest management and affordable housing.
"The resorts have been long-time investors who have been embedded in our work from the start," says TTCF CEO Stacy Caldwell. "We all want to ensure the trees and forest are protected, the community is stable, our residents aren't hungry and the watershed is healthy. By nature, these are causes that attract the resorts."
Over the past four years, Tahoe50 has generated $650,000 in direct donations. These gifts are magnified when used as matching donations through Give Back Tahoe, an end-of-year giving program with an online donation portal and awareness campaign, organized through TTCF.
Related: Can Nonprofits Scale to Solve Community Problems?
The North Tahoe Family Resource Center has directly benefited from Tahoe50 fundraising. The center offers services to individuals and families to address food insecurity, appropriate and safe housing, and basic mental health services. The nonprofit's ultimate goal is to help people become self-sufficient and financially literate, and offers varied support to parents.
"Through our relationship with TTCF, we were able to secure a space at the community house, which is a location that houses multiple safety-net organizations. This enables us to interface with the public we serve," says Amy Kelley, a senior adviser with the center.
The TTCF has also supported the North Tahoe Family Resource Center in capacity-building initiatives. TTCF purchased a donor database and hired a fundraising coach for the organization. "With those fundraising tools and strategies, we were catapulted to fundraise six times more than the previous year," Kelley says.
As the Tahoe50 program continues to grow, the TTCF will measure total donations infused into the region, the challenge grants awarded through the Give Back Tahoe giving season and the number of capacity-building grants awarded through its accelerator. These metrics allow TTCF to gauge success and growth, ensuring the communities in the region benefit as a result.
Trish Moratto Litke
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My Prediction Regarding New Space Telescope That Will See Back to 100 Million Years From the Big Bang
by Sea Breeze 36 Replies latest watchtower beliefs
A new space telescope launched a few days age that will supposedly be able to see to within 100 million years of the big bang.
Wow... only 100 million years from the Big Bang. That is pretty early given the 12 billion year age of the universe assigned by scholars who adhere to naturalism.
"A powerful European Ariane 5 rocket boosted NASA's $10 billion James Webb Space Telescope into space on Christmas Day, kicking off a $10 billion attempt to capture light from the first galaxies to form in the aftermath of the Big Bang.
The hoped-for "deep field" images — baby pictures of the cosmos — are expected to shed light on the formation and evolution of galaxies, the supermassive black holes at their hearts and the life cycles of stars, from birth to the supernova blasts that seed space with heavy elements." - Article
I would like to make a prediction from a Creation Model:
Instead of finding a big mess as the big bang predicts; they will find fully formed stars, spiral galaxies and black holes. I further predict that scholars adhering to the Big Bang model will use words like: surprising, amazing, uncanny, astonishing, and will admit that stars must have formed far earlier than previously thought.
Of course Creationists won't be surprised at all.
It is a great time to be a Creationist! Stay tuned.
waton
It is a great time to be a Creationist!
SB: yeah just thinking, we are catching the balls or photons that were thrown that long ago. and
that basic ball mitt we created cost roughly I dollar per year per light travel time.
Money well spend to emulate the creator that obviously wants us to work hard find out how it was done. (if that is important) and yeah, looking at the works can tell us to know a lot about the worker.
It will not prove Gen 1;1 to be right though, because we already know that the Earth, and the elements in it, were not created in the beginning.
A lot of eternal energy was available, and used at that time,-- entropy.
Given the fact that the mechanism of "seeing" into the past is via the extreme red shift of the most distant galaxies, I'd say that's probably a pretty safe bet.
I'm not trying to be facetious here. Maybe I'm misunderstanding what you mean by a big mess.
truth_b_known
I am excited to see what images come back to Earth. I have no expectations. What is, is and has always been. Otherwise it could not be.
TD,
Already preparing for another failure for the Big Bang model? Secular scientists aren't:
BTW, red-shift won't prevent the "time-machine" from functioning according to NASA.
"It's a cosmic time machine, capable of seeing galaxies and stars as they were as few as 100 million years after the Big Bang, the unimaginably violent genesis of the universe."
"This telescope is so powerful that if you were a bumble bee 240,000 miles away, which is the distance between the Earth and the moon, we will be able to see you," said John Mather, the mission's senior project scientist at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland."
Big Bang Model:
The secularist has limitless faith that Nothing Exploded into Everything...even though this has never been observed. Then, supposedly after billions of years gases slowly coalesced into stars and then after more deep time the galaxies slowly formed, then after more time super massive black holes emerged, etc.
Literal Creationist Model:
Everything you see in the night sky was created in one literal 24 hr. earth day.
You can imagine that the evidence would be quite opposite between the two models. One model has an unguided explosion, the other purposeful creation. They couldn't be further apart.
We all know what explosions look like and for instance, what a Van Gough "Starry Night" painting looks like. Look at the evidence and make up your own mind.
The Big Bang model has many, many impossible characteristics. Here are just two:
1. Horizon Problem, the entire universe has the EXACT SAME TEMERATURE. How does an explosion achieve that?
2. The Flatness Problem,
How does an explosion achieve a flat universe?
This video explains much more.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARfRKqzat3w&t=2992s&ab_channel=BobEnyart
Maybe I didn't explain very clearly. Let me give it another go.
Our sun is roughly 93 million miles away. The speed of light is roughly 186,282 miles a second. Therefore when we observe our sun we are actually looking roughly 8 minutes into the past.
The farther away a source of light is, the farther back into the past we're looking.
The farthest galaxies from us are the ones that are moving away the fastest. (Hubble/Lemaître's law)
They're receding so fast that the wavelength of the light is "stretched" out of the visible spectrum and into the infrared.
That's red shift. Observing it is the mechanism of seeing some of the earliest objects in the history of our universe. The infrared light reaching us today was produced billions of years ago as visible light.
But it doesn't work without light. The JWST is not going to be able to see anything prior to earliest stars and galaxies. The earliest stars are theorized to be non- metallic and shorter lived and it would be cool if that could be observed, but they're not going to look much different than what we see today.
So the prediction in your OP is actually a pretty safe bet.
look at this model* of the universe : a representative bubble expanding into time (arbeit)
http://www.sciforums.com/threads/alma-sees-old-galaxies-before-they-merged-two-ways-to-look-back-into-the-past.160341/page-55
* 1 space dimension has been removed to make room for time.
post#1085 shows an alternative theory with eternal time #1, point in time #4 for the start and the expanding bubble of the universe with us in it, as #3, the horizon with photons to be caught by webb seemingly coming from the horizon #9, but really from the deep past #2, that is now empty.
There was" a lot new before the sun", only 4.5 billion years old.
so, webb, let us see, let there be "first light" as the astronomers say.
joey jojo
Im not an expert by any means. My understanding is that the universe is racing apart, outwards, like a balloon expanding, until eventually, everything has become so far apart, if we were to look up into the night sky, we would be alone, and nothing would be there.
Genesis doesnt explain it any better, in fact, it reads like any other creation myth from anywhere on earth:
'In the beginning, God created the Earth and the Sky.......', ' He created light before the Sun and stars'....., 'vegetation before the Sun'.
a balloon expanding*, until eventually, everything has become so far apart, if we were to look up into the night sky, we would be alone, and nothing would be there.
jj, yeah, so webb comes just in time before the first light gets stretched into too long a wavelength.
Satan's world at it again , like with zoom. I have not seen any telescopes, scientific gear in any of the wt depictions of eternal paradise, with a totally dark sky.
* like the model in the preceding post.
waton, yes, just like the depictions of paradise, where, according to WT leadership, highly educated people wont be needed, but mainly hard working tradesman to build the new world.
Apparently, physics have changed in the future and engineers and architects are no longer required.


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Uganda competiu nos Jogos Olímpicos de Verão de 1980 em Moscou, União Soviética.  O país retornou às Olimpíadas após boicotar os Jogos Olímpicos de Verão de 1976.

Medalhistas

Prata
 John Mugabi — Boxe, Peso Meio-médio

Resultados por Evento

Atletismo
Revezamento 4x400m masculino
 Pius Olowo, Charles Dramiga, John Akii-Bua, e Silver Ayoo
 Eliminatória — 3:07.0 (→ não avançou)

400m com barreiras masculino
 John Akii-Bua
 Eliminatória — 50.87
 Semifinal — 51.10 (→ não avançou)

Salto em distância masculino
 Fidelis Ndyabagye
 Classificatória — sem marca (→ sem classificação)

Lançamento de dardo masculino
 Justin Arop
 Classificatória — 82.68 m
 Final — 77.34 m (→ 12º lugar)

Boxe
Peso Mosca (– 48 kg)
 Charles Lubulwa
 Primeira rodada — Bye
 Segunda rodada — Perdeu para György Gedó (Hungria) após o juiz interromper a luta no primeiro round

Peso Galo (– 54 kg)
 John Siryakibbe
 Primeira rodada — Bye
 Segunda rodada — Derrotou Aleksandr Radev (Bulgária) após o juiz interromper a luta no primeiro round
 Terceira rodada — Derrotou Ali ben Maghenia (França) por pontos (5-0)
 Quartas-de-final — Perdeu para Bernardo Piñango (Venezuela) por nocaute no segundo round

Peso Leve (– 60 kg)
 Geofrey Nyeko
 Primeira rodada — Bye
 Segunda rodada — Perdeu para Richard Nowakowski (Alemanha Oriental) após o juiz interromper a luta no primeiro round

Peso Meio-médio ligeiro (– 63,5 kg)
 John Munduga
 Primeira rodada — Derrotou Nelson José Rodriguez (Venezuela) por pontos (4-1)
 Segunda rodada — Perdeu para Farouk Chanchoun Jawad (Iraque) por nocaute no primeiro round

Peso Meio-médio(– 67 kg)
 John Mugabi —  Medalha de prata
 Primeira rodada — Derrotou Georges Koffi (Congo) por nocaute no primeiro round
 Segunda rodada — Derrotou Paul Rasamimanana (Madagascar) por nocaute no segundo round
 Quartas-de-final — Derrotou Mehmet Bogujevci (Iugoslávia) por nocaute no primeiro round
 Semifinais — Derrotou Kazimierz Szczerba (Polônia) por pontos (3-2)
 Final — Perdeu para Andrés Aldama (Cuba) por pontos (1-4)

Referências
Official Olympic Reports
International Olympic Committee results database
sports-reference

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1980 em Uganda


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Phacelia congesta est une plante herbacée de la famille des Hydrophyllaceae, ou des Boraginaceae selon la classification phylogénétique.

Liens externes

Espèce d'Angiospermes (nom scientifique)
Hydrophyllaceae (Cronquist)


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Q: pivot to compute new column testdf = pd.DataFrame({'mth':[1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1],'dy':[1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1],'id':[1,2,5,6,7,8,9,10], 'frame':['Fo','Fm','Fp','Fmp','Fp','Fmp','Fp','Fmp'],'param':['p1','p1','p1','p1','p2','p2','p3','p3'], 'avg':[0.1,0.25,0.1,0.25,0.08,0.26,0.05,0.25]}).set_index(['mth','dy'])
testdf2 = pd.DataFrame({'mth':[1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1],'dy':[2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2], 'id':[1,2,5,6,7,8,9,10], 'frame':['Fo','Fm','Fp','Fmp','Fp','Fmp','Fp','Fmp'], 'param':['p1','p1','p1','p1','p2','p2','p3','p3'],'avg':[0.1,0.25,0.1,0.25,0.08,0.26,0.05,0.25]}).set_index(['mth','dy'])
mydf = pd.concat([testdf,testdf2])

I have some data in long format and need to compute new values for each param based on pairs of frame.  In the apply(print) statement below you can see the relationship betwee frame and param. unfortunately for my first param I have duplicated data - perhaps it would be easiest to remove rows corresponding to id 5 and 6.
mydf.groupby(['mth','dy','param']).apply(print)

        id frame param   avg
mth dy
1   1    1    Fo    p1  0.10
    1    2    Fm    p1  0.25
    1    5    Fp    p1  0.10
    1    6   Fmp    p1  0.25
        id frame param   avg
mth dy
1   1    7    Fp    p2  0.08
    1    8   Fmp    p2  0.26
        id frame param   avg
mth dy
1   1    9    Fp    p3  0.05
    1   10   Fmp    p3  0.25

one approach i've considered is
mydf = mydf.query('(param!="p1") | (param=="p1" & (frame=="Fo" | frame=="Fm"))')

mydf.groupby(['mth','dy','param']).apply(lambda x: x.iloc[1].avg - x.iloc[0].avg)

but if your data gets out of order somehow you'd get the wrong answer. I'd like to use pivot or a related function so I can use something to the effect of Fm - Fo or Fmp - Fp and access the values by name.
However,  I can't seem to find a solution that appends a new column param_val to the existing dataframe where the param_val is duplicated for each frame.
at the very least, I think I'd need to sort it by p1 and not p1, eg. mydf.query('param=="p1"') and mydf.query('param!="p1"') before pivoting but then there should be a fairly concise columnar operation that eludes me.
I did look at Pivot duplicates rows into new columns Pandas but haven't wrapped my head around it. pivoting in pandas is super complicated compared to R!
your help is appreciated. thanks!

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Historical Approval Process
Like water meters, worldwide water meter approvals have undergone significant changes in the past 10 years, and in most respects have been carried out with the objective of unifying independent country requirements under one approval certification process. As a result, the now internationally recognised standard for metering of cold potable water is, OIML R49.
Originally, when a country adopted a standard for Water Metering, they usually registered it under their own approval body, such as BS 5728 within the United Kingdom. Requirements for gaining these approvals were often devised around the meter technology when they were released, which at the time, were mechanical meters. As technologies improved, amendments were made, leaving several varying standards, for essentially the same measurement principle.
IS0 4064
However, as well as having a specific "Country Approval", it was deemed appropriate that an international standard for metering devices was also required and thus, ISO 4064 became the universal standard for many years, setting the 'precedent' for future approvals.
Nevertheless, with the introduction of Electronic Water Metering, the principle of measurement, not the accuracy of the meters, caused problems within these older standards. Having said that, whilst ISO 4064 was once seen as the correct approval, it simply was unable to provide the necessary testing criterion for the new generation of meters.
EEC
Moreover, approval standards emanating from the European Union, such as EN or the often requested 'EEC' standards no longer have any credence or are legally acceptable, as they have been harmonized into OIML. In fact, from the very beginning, they were never based upon a metrological testing standard, as they were merely a means to sell into the respective territories.
International Organization of Legal Metrology - OIML
With this widespread confusion, it was accepted that clarity was required and therefore, OIML, the International Organization of Legal Metrology, an intergovernmental treaty organization was established to promote the global harmonization of legal metrology procedures. Since that time, OIML has developed a worldwide technical structure that provides the Countries that have signed up to the Organization with metrological guidelines for the elaboration of national and regional requirements, concerning the manufacture and use of measuring instruments for legal metrology applications.
OIML R49 was legally adopted for metering of cold potable water and represents a blend of BS 5728, ISO 4064, EN 14154 and many other standards from around the world, encompassing regulations for every criterion of water metering. This standard represents all stipulations and regulations pertinent to cold potable water metering from the Regulatory body and thus, supersedes all other standards.
Currently, there are 57 member states and 58 corresponding members across the World, all adopting the metering requirement stipulated within the OIML R49 test requirements.
Nonetheless, several member countries, such as Brazil initially required authentication of the OIML R49 certification, and these were usually carried out at their approval body i.e. INMETRO. However, being such a considerable user of meters INMETRO has now decreed that OIML R49 shall be the only applicable standard.
In respect to the United States, their measuring principle is very different to most other Countries and subsequently apply the American Water Works Association (AWWA) standards but they are in addition to OIML.
There is much "Nomenclature" within metrology, but since OIML was introduced, a number of issues have been raised in respect to the difference between the Flow Rate symbols for OIML and the generally understood ones, for ISO.
The flow rate error tolerance curve for ISO has 4 key points, Qmin, Qt, QN, and Qmax. OIML similarly, has 4 key points, Q1, Q2, Q3, and Q4, but the two ranges are not directly comparable.
Each Standard has the necessary boundaries to the testing range, minimum and maximum for ISO and 1 and 4 for OIML. The high flows for a certain meter, in both cases, never change and are defined, but the low flows can be different, depending on the sensitivity of the meter.
For ISO, the Class of the meter and the Nominal flow of the meter define this low flow value. For example, a QN 1.5 m³/hr meter of Class C will have a Qmin of 15 l/hr, whilst a Class D type would have a lower Qmin of 11.25 l/hr. For OIML, the low flow is defined by its Q3 value and a ratio defined as Q3/Q1, which can be either 250, 200, or 160. A comparable QN 1.5 m³/hr meter in OIML terms would have a Q3 of 2.5 m³/hr, and thus, the low flow, Q1 would be 10 l/hr, 12.5 l/hr, and 15.625 l/hr respectively.
The transition from the ±5% tolerance to the ± 2% flow is marked as Qt in ISO and Q2 in OIML, but these are not the same value and therefore, the same meter would be tested at different flow rates, depending on the standard. As with Qmin, Qt will differ, depending on the Class of the meter. However, Q2 does not change relative to the Q3/Q1 ratio.
QN and Q3 are used to define the meter in terms of categorisation, but again, they would not be the same value for the same meter. For ISO, it is referred to as the nominal flow or average, which is half of the maximum flow. However, for an OIML meter, its Q3 value is significantly higher than that of QN in ISO, but its value can only be taken from OIML R49-1 3.1.3.
In summary, the following applies:-
Qmin = Minimum Flow
Qt = Transitional Flow
QN = Nominal (Average) Flow
Qmax = Maximum Flow
Q1 = Minimum Flow. Q1= Q3/(Q3/Q1) where (Q3/Q1) has a value of either 250, 200 or 160.
Q2 = Transitional Flow. Q2 = Q1 + 60% or Q2/Q1 = 1.6
Q3 = Selected from a defined specified list as shown in OIML R49-1 3.1.3.
Q4 = Maximum Flow. Q4 = Q3 + 25% or Q4/Q3 = 1.25
Even though these sets of points cannot be compared, the above illustrates a guide to switching from ISO to OIML nomenclature.
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Striker Anthony Blondell was loaned by the Vancouver Whitecaps to Chilean Primera Division side Huachipato FC on Monday night.
The loan is for the 2019 season, with an option to purchase.
"This loan will allow Anthony to grow as a player," said head coach Marc Dos Santos. "The timing of the loan is right not only for Anthony but also for where we are as a club, as we are looking to add two additional forwards to the roster. We will follow Anthony's progression and at the end of the year we anticipate he will be better positioned for future success."
Last week, Vancouver added three international players using targeted allocation money in defensive midfielder Jon Erice, as well as wingers Lass Bangoura and Lucas Venuto. Vancouver has five international roster spots available.
Blondell, who joined the Whitecaps in November 2017 from his native Venezuelan Primera Division, recorded a goal and an assist in nine starts and 20 appearances across all competitions in his first year in Vancouver.
Huachipato FC's season kicks off on Feb. 17 and runs through the first week of December. The Chilean Primera Division club is based in the port city of Talcahuano.


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Home Apps "Angular", and Why you Should Learn it
"Angular", and Why you Should Learn it
by admin April 2, 2022
written by admin April 2, 2022
Applications play a key role in structuring today's society. The easy-to-use nature and convenience of these apps make them a choice for everyday users.
A good app requires a good framework to be developed, and that's where frameworks like Angular come in. Angular is an Open source, Google maintained framework for developing mobile and web apps. Despite having a steep learning curve Angular, is easily one of the most popular frameworks currently, which is why Angular certification is highly valued.
After rewriting Angular JS, the new framework was named "Angular 2" by Google and the term Angular was used to refer to the non-JS versions 2.0 and above. Here's a brief history of all Angular iterations over the years
Version 2: The first iteration of Angular as a separate framework came in the year 2014 in form of Angular 2 causing controversies among developers.
Version 4: 2016 saw the release of Angular 4 building upon the foundation of Angular 2, it added features like Http Client and conditional animations.
Version 5: Improved version for better web apps
Version 6: Improved upon the toolchain making it easier to move in Angular.
Version 7: Enhanced performance for web applications.
Version 8: Improved the readability and general usability of the code.
Version 9: All applications must now use the ivy compiler by default.
Version 10: Updated the ecosystem and improved UI.
Version 11: Released in the same year as Version 10 (2020) with additional improvements.
Being backed by Google and used extensively worldwide Angular is best known for its features allowing for efficient development of web and mobile apps.
Document Object Model (DOM): Angular employs the Document Object Model for updating HLML Pages. The tree structure allows users to efficiently edit HTML pages by updating the entire structure along with tags instead of updating individual tags.
Use of Typescript: Angular is well known for using typescript. In all essence TypeScript is just a rundown version of JavaScript that's easier to read and write. Its compatibility with JavaScript means it can run on a wide range of platforms.
Although applications can be made without the use of TypeScript it can add a layer of usability to your code.
Two-way data binding: The two-way data binding used in Angular corresponds to better communication between UI and model state. This allows developers to integrate interactive elements like games and slides into a webpage.
Advantages of using Angular
Angular provides its users with some significant advantages over its peers, here are some of them,
Architecture: Angular uses Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture that significantly scales up the client-side experience. MVC allows App logic to be separated from the UI and work as separate entities.
Modules: The scope of all functions in Angular is limited to the module it was defined and used for. This allows programs to be run locally avoiding the issue of global function exploitation.
Angular is a great framework to develop web and mobile apps. With a thriving community to back it up and a company like Google maintaining it, Angular is easily one of the best web frameworks available today.
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The new Bass Hawk from US fishing boat manufacturer, Crestliner, comes in two versions, the 1850 and 1750.
↑ Fishing rods can be easily stored and accessed via the illuminated centre locker.
↑ The new Bass Hawk from Crestliner offers a spacious bow casting deck.
US fishing boat manufacturer, Crestliner, has added a versatile new member to its line-up of craft.
Built on the hull design of the Fish Hawk series and featuring the raised bow and stern decks similar to the PT, the Bass Hawk is said to offer a flexible platform for anglers.
Available in 1850 and 1750 models – in both side and dual console configurations – the Bass Hawk features good use of on board space, a generous 18ft 9ins on the 1850 and 17ft 9ins on the 1750 allow huge casting decks at both the bow and stern with comfortable seating throughout.
Both lengths include built-in premium bucket seats, with the option of adding a centre one. The 1850 offers an optional lay-out, with two pedestal seats in the cockpit and jump seats in the stern.
Expansive bow and stern casting decks provide anglers with ideal platforms for casting exactly where they need and maneuvering with ease.
For as advantageous as the bow casting deck is on the surface, it has a lot going on underneath, as well. Four deep storage compartments hold all kinds of gear and tools, a recessed trolling motor foot control tucks neatly away, and a centre lockable and illuminated rod locker contains 15 tubes that hold five 8ft rods, five 7ft 6ins rods, and five 7ft models. A rod ramp with straps holds an additional four in the cockpit The stern deck features multiple storage compartments and a 28-gallon aerated livewell.
Getting to the next fishing spot is quick and efficient, thanks to a maximum 150 horsepower Mercury Marine engine on the 1750, and 200 horsepower engine on the 1850 (both bucket and pedestal configurations).
The build is completely wood-free, including the floor and transom, and optional vinyl flooring makes for easier cleaning at the end of a long day. Eight colour combinations and the optional Mad Fish graphics or Shock Effect wrap allow owners to personalise the look of their Bass Hawk.


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Q: Is there a way to delete a form element without using jQuery .remove()? Using .remove() so that the select all check box is not submitted to the server.
However, it is visible to the user as the select all checkbox is "physically" removed from the web page, upon submit.
Instead, I would like removing the select all check box to appear seamless but NOT on the server side. i.e. - I would like to keep the input on the page but remove the element in the form array before it is sent.
Can I manipulate the element[] array of the form before it is sent to the server and delete it there?
Thank you.

A: If you disable the checkbox, it won't be sent along with the rest of the form:
$('#myInp').attr("disabled", true);

Using this method, you could disable the element during submit and enable it again immediately after:
$('#myForm').submit(function()
{
    var $myInp = $('#myInp');
    $myInp.attr("disabled", true);
    window.setTimeout(function ()
    {
        $myInp.attr("disabled", false);
    }, 0);
});

A: both Andy E and munch have viable solutions.  Here's another:
Replace it with another, inert checkbox
$('#select-all-checkbox').replaceWith( '<input type="checkbox"/>' );

Of course, this can create issues if the form submission fails for some reason.

A: At the moment, it's not possible to manipulate the form data set (and it's something that I want to see in future versions of HTML too), but you can fake it by temporarily disabling the input during the submit:
$form.submit(function(){
    $input.attr('disabled', true);
    setTimeout(function(){
        $input.removeAttr('disabled');
    }, 0);
});


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namespace NCast.MDNS
{
    enum RecordType
    {
        A = 1,
        PTR = 12,
        TXT = 16,
        AAAA = 28,
        SRV = 33,
        All = 255
    }
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