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informal city
Michel S. Laguerre
by Michel S. Laguerre
Published 1994 by Macmillan Press in Basingstoke .
Statement Michel S. Laguerre.
The informal sector can be described as a grey market in labour. Other concepts that can be characterized as informal sector can include the black market (shadow economy, underground economy), agorism, and System D. Associated idioms include "under the table", "off the books", and "working for cash". Owners of the Sidewalk: Security and Survival in the Informal City. Daniel M. Goldstein, Durham, NC: Duke University Press, , pp. In: City & Society.
The first paradox of the informal economy is that the more it approaches the model of the "true mar- ket," the more it is dependent on social ties for its ef-Author: William Haller. City Rising City Rising City Rising: The Informal Economy. California is the world's fifth largest economy — yet, hiding in plain sight are workers who labor off the books, unprotected and unregulated. Follow four California workers organizing to find pathways for legalization and protection. Watch Now.
Socially heterogeneous households compete for where to live in the city and choose the type of property rights they purchase from a land administration which collects fees in inequitable ways. The model generates predictions regarding sorting and spatial patterns of informality consistent with developing country cities. Summary. This paper provides a critical review of the informal sector debate in recent studies of Third World poverty and employment. The use of the informal sector concept in the ILO World Employment Programme studies at country, city and sector level is discussed and definitional confusions in different conceptualizations are identified.
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The metaphor is not geographical, but rather structural and Your Web browser is not enabled for JavaScript. Rethinking the Informal City: Critical Perspectives from Latin America Hernandez Felipe, Felipe Hernández, Peter William Kellett, Lea Knudsen Allen, Lea K.
Allen Berghahn Books, - Architecture - pages. In The Informal American City, Mukhija and Loukaitou-Sideris bring together in one accessible volume a highly recommended set of essays that create a wonderful platform for more studies of informality, and its relationship to formality.
I strongly encourage you to read them. Journal of the American Planning Association. Books The complete content of the South African Informal City Exhibition and Seminar is available for download.
The pages are in PDF format and can be printed and bound for reference, personal or academic use. Chapters three to five are devoted to the main proposal of the book: Informal Armatures (IA) concept.
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The book contains detailed accounts of the New York City draft riots in Author: Herbert Asbury. In this book, Michel re argues that there exists an informal city located just beneath and in the interstices of the formal city.
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The Rockefeller Foundation's Informal City Dialogues involve a diverse group of citizens representing public, private, civic, industry, non-profits, local philanthropies, workers, street vendors, urban poor groups, academics, women and youth in the cities of Accra, Bangkok, Chennai, Lima, Metro Manila and Nairobi.
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Book Info Rethinking the Informal City. Book Description: Latin American cities have always been characterized by a strong tension between what is vaguely described as their formal and informal dimensions.
However, the terms formal and informal refer not only to the physical aspect of cities but also to their entire socio-political fabric. These informal markets are important assets of the city, they are schools of sustainability, they are laboratories to learn from.
The concept of ROBABECCIAH, brilliantly studied and exposed in. Photo credit: Informal City Reader. This is the side of the city that The Rockefeller Foundation's Informal City Dialogues set out to explore.
In cities of the global south, the informal economy accounts for up to 40 percent of GDP. The South African Informal City Exhibition. The Architects' Collective, in collaboration with its valued partners, hosted the 'The South African Informal City' exhibition at the Bus Factory in Newtown from 11 November to 11 December The exhibition was one of the Technical Site Visits offered by the Local Government Programme for.
Book description: Latin American cities have always been characterized by a strong tension between what is vaguely described as their formal and informal dimensions. However, the terms formal and informal refer not only to the physical aspect of cities but also to their entire socio-political fabric.
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The Informal City by Arif Hasan 1. The Informal City Is Not Only Informal Settlements. If this paper had been written two decades ago, one would only have written about informal settlements for that is how the informal city was perceived. However, today the informal sector in Asian cities provides a large range of services, not only to informal.In this book Michel S.
Laguerre argues that there exists an informal city located just beneath and in the interstices of the formal city. The metaphor is not geographical, but rather structural and hermeneutical. It is the city of behind-the-scene maneuvers, an informal ethos that everyone seems to participate in, although usually unspokenly.Rethinking the Informal City.
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Golgi_apparatus
Golgi apparatus
The Golgi apparatus (also called the Golgi body, Golgi complex, or dictyosome) is an organelle found in most eukaryotic cells. It was identified in 1898 by the Italian physician Camillo Golgi and was named after him. The primary function of the Golgi apparatus is to process and package the macromolecules such as proteins and lipids that are synthesized by the cell. It is particularly important in the processing of proteins for secretion. The Golgi apparatus forms a part of the endomembrane system of eukaryotic cells.
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The Golgi is composed of membrane-bound [1] known as cisternae. Between five and eight are usually present; however, as many as sixty have been observed.[2]
The cisternae stack has five functional regions: the cis-Golgi network, cis-Golgi, medial-Golgi, trans-Golgi, and trans-Golgi network. Vesicles from the endoplasmic reticulum (via the vesicular-tubular cluster) fuse with the cis-Golgi network and subsequently progress through the stack to the trans-Golgi network, where they are packaged and sent to the required destination. Each region contains different enzymes which selectively modify the contents depending on where they are destined to reside.[3]
Cis face is the face of Golgi apparatus from which vesicals leave the Golgi apparatus and proceed to further compartments like late endosome (or endosome), cell surface (or plasma membrane), secretory vesicles or vesicular transport goes to this face from late endosomes.
A cisterna (plural cisternae) comprises a flattened membrane disk that makes up the Golgi apparatus. A typical Golgi has anywhere from 3 to 7 cisternae stacked upon each other like a stack of dinner plates, but there are usually around 6. The cisternae carry Golgi enzymes to help or to modify cargo proteins traveling through them destined for other parts of the cell.
The cisternae also carry structural proteins important for its maintenance as a flattened membrane and its stacking upon each other.
The earliest cisternae are called the cis-cisternae, followed by the medial cisternae, then the trans-cisternae (as they move away from the endoplasmic reticulum).
The formation of new cisternae is often called the cis-Golgi network and at the end of the Golgi where transport to other parts of the cell occurs is called the trans-Golgi network. Both are thought to be specialized cisternae leading in and out of the Golgi apparatus.
Cisternae may also refer to flattened regions of the rough endoplasmic reticulum.
Cells synthesize a large number of different macromolecules required for life. The Golgi apparatus is integral in modifying, sorting, and packaging these substances for cell secretion (exocytosis) or for use within the cell. It primarily modifies proteins delivered from the [[rough endoplasmic t is also involved in the transport of lipids around the cell, and the creation of lysosomes. In this respect it can be thought of as similar to a post office; it packages and labels items and then sends them to different parts of the cell.
Enzymes within the cisternae are able to modify substances by the addition of carbohydrates (glycosylation) and phosphate (phosphorylation) to them. In order to do so the Golgi transports substances such as nucleotide sugars into the organelle from the cytosol. Proteins are also labelled with a signal sequence of molecules which determine their final destination. For example, the Golgi apparatus adds a mannose-6-phosphate label to proteins destined for lysosomes.
The Golgi also plays an important role in the synthesis of proteoglycans, molecules present in the extracellular matrix of animals, and it is a major site of carbohydrate synthesis.[4]
This includes the productions of glycosaminoglycans or GAGs, long unbranched polysaccharides which the Golgi then attaches to a protein synthesized in the endoplasmic reticulum to form the proteoglycan.[5]Enzymes in the Golgi will polymerize several of these GAGs via a xylose link onto the core protein. Another task of the Golgi involves the sulfation of certain molecules passing through its lumen via sulphotranferases that gain their sulphur molecule from a donor called PAPs. This process occurs on the GAGs of proteoglycans as well as on the core protein. The level of sulfation is very important to the proteoglycans' signalling abilities as well as giving the proteoglycan its overall negative charge.[4]
The Golgi is also capable of phosphorylating molecules. To do so it transports ATP into the lumen.[6] The Golgi itself contains resident kinases, such as casein kinase 1 and casein kinase 2. One molecule that is phosphorylated in the Golgi is Apolipoprotein, which forms a molecule known as VLDL that is a constitute of blood serum. It is thought that the phosphorylation of these molecules is important to help aid in their sorting of secretion into the blood serum.[7]
The Golgi also has a putative role in apoptosis, with several Bcl-2 family members localised there, as well as to the mitochondria. In addition a newly characterised anti-apoptotic protein, GAAP (Golgi anti-apoptotic protein), which almost exclusively resides in the Golgi, protects cells from apoptosis by an as-yet undefined mechanism (Gubser et al., 2007).
Vesicular transport
Vesicles which leave the rough endoplasmic reticulum are transported to the cis face of the Golgi apparatus, where they fuse with the Golgi membrane and empty their contents into the lumen. Once inside they are modified, sorted, and shipped towards their final destination. As such, the Golgi apparatus tends to be more prominent and numerous in cells synthesising and secreting many substances: plasma B cells, the antibody-secreting cells of the immune system, have prominent Golgi complexes.
Those proteins destined for areas of the cell other than either the endoplasmic reticulum or Golgi apparatus are moved towards the trans face, to a complex network of membranes and associated vesicles known as the trans-Golgi network (TGN).[3] This area of the Golgi is the point at which proteins are sorted and shipped to their intended destinations by their placement into one of at least three different types of vesicles, depending upon the molecular marker they carry:[3]
Type Description Example
Exocytotic vesicles (continuous) Vesicle contains proteins destined for extracellular release. After packaging the vesicles bud off and immediately move towards the plasma membrane, where they fuse and release the contents into the extracellular space in a process known as constitutive secretion. Antibody release by activated plasma B cells
Secretory vesicles (regulated) Vesicle contains proteins destined for extracellular release. After packaging the vesicles bud off and are stored in the cell until a signal is given for their release. When the appropriate signal is received they move towards the membrane and fuse to release their contents. This process is known as regulated secretion. Neurotransmitter release from neurons
Lysosomal vesicles Vesicle contains proteins destined for the lysosome, an organelle of degradation containing many acid hydrolases, or to lysosome-like storage organelles. These proteins include both digestive enzymes and membrane proteins. The vesicle first fuses with the late endosome, and the contents are then transferred to the lysosome via unknown mechanisms. Digestive proteases destined for the lysosome
Transport mechanism
The transport mechanism which proteins use to progress through the Golgi apparatus is not yet clear; however a number of hypotheses currently exist. Until recently, the vesicular transport mechanism was favoured but now more evidence is coming to light to support cisternal maturation. The two proposed models may actually work in conjunction with each other, rather than being mutually exclusive. This is sometimes referred to as the combined model. [4]
Cisternal maturation model: the cisternae of the Golgi apparatus move by being built at the cis face and destroyed at the trans face. Vesicles from the endoplasmic reticulum fuse with each other to form a cisterna at the cis face, consequently this cisterna would appear to move through the Golgi stack when a new cisterna is formed at the cis face. This model is supported by the fact that structures larger than the transport vesicles, such as collagen rods, were observed microscopically to progress through the Golgi apparatus.[4] This was initially a popular hypothesis, but lost favour in the 1980s. Recently it has made a comeback, as laboratories at the University of Chicago and the University of Tokyo have been able to use new technology to directly observe Golgi compartments maturing.[8] Additional evidence comes from the fact that COP1 vesicles move in the retrograde direction, transporting ER proteins back to where they belong by recognizing a signal peptide.[9]
Vesicular transport model: Vesicular transport views the Golgi as a very stable organelle, divided into compartments is the cis to trans direction. Membrane bound carriers transported material between the ER and Golgi and the different compartments of the Golgi.[10] Experimental evidence includes the abundance of small vesicles (known technically as shuttle vesicles) in proximity to the Golgi apparatus. Directionality is achieved by packaging proteinsare connected to a membrane via actin filaments to ensure that they fuse with the correct compartment.[4]
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Bookcase Cabinet
Italian, Renaissance
243.84 cm x 383.54 cm x 96.52 cm (96 in. x 151 in. x 38 in.)
inlaid walnut
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Although church sacristy cabinets containing Bibles and other religious texts had existed in the Medieval period and continued to be popular in the Renaissance, secular bookcases to house a Humanist's library were only making an introduction during the Renaissance. These bookcases or biblioteche usually were found in a room known as the studiolo or gentleman's study. That the Dumbarton Oaks bookcase cabinet is such a secular rather than a religious piece is evident from the absence of religious iconography as well as the inlaid inscription QVIESCIT ANIMA LIBRIS (the soul finds repose in books).
The proportional balance and harmony of the design of this cabinet as well as the implied architectural vocabulary - especially the upper fluted pilasters supporting the inscribed entablature - are typical features of what Italian designers understood to be the heritage of ancient Roman design, which they desired to revive. Most important, however, to the beauty of this piece are the expensive panels of inlaid, naturally colored woods - a decorative technique known as intarsia. Renaissance intarsia was influenced by the importation of Islamic bone- and wood-inlaid boxes that reached Italy via trade routes from the Middle East and the Islamic provinces in the west. Known generically as Damascene work, these luxury pieces quickly engendered the Italian intarsia pieces.
Several of the carved composite capitals of the upper-cabinet pilasters were later inlaid with unidentified coats of arms, undoubtedly due to a change in the bookcase cabinet's ownership. The Dumbarton Oaks bookcase cabinet is another of the Italian Renaissance pieces that the Blisses acquired from the Villa Farnese Collection at Caprarola.
Bühl, Gudrun, editor. Dumbarton Oaks, The Collections. Washington, DC: Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection (distributed by Harvard University Press), 2008, 314f, ill.
Collection of Giuseppe Brambilla, Villa Farnese, Caprarola.
Inherited by the Countess Mazzarino (his sister), Milan.
Purchased from Countess Mazzarino, Milan, through Toledano & Co., Paris, by Mildred and Robert Woods Bliss, ca. 6/28/1929.
Collection of Mildred and Robert Woods Bliss, Washington, D.C., ca. 6/28/1929-11/29/1940.
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Trump's Truth Social Could Have Software License Revoked Unless Source Code Made Public | #socialmedia
October 30, 2021 Category: All News
Former President Donald Trump's not yet launched social networking site could have its software license revoked in 30 days if it does not make its source code public, Mastodon warned in a Friday blog post.
Trump announced his new social media site, Truth Social, last week, touting the platform as a new beacon of free expression online. Truth Social's terms of use claim that "all" its source code is its "proprietary property," but users quickly noticed that the site clearly used Mastodon code.
Mastodon is an open-source social media framework that aims to allow people to create online platforms without relying on big tech. However, its AGPLv3 license requires users to make the source code and any modifications public. In the Friday blog post, Mastodon's founder, Eugen Rochko, said that his company had warned Truth Social that its license could be permanently revoked within a month if it does not comply with this requirement.
"On Oct 26, we sent a formal letter to Truth Social's chief legal officer, requesting the source code to be made publicly available in compliance with the license. According to AGPLv3, after being notified by the copyright holder, Truth Social has 30 days to comply or the license may be permanently revoked," Rochko wrote.
Coding company Mastodon has demanded that Donald Trump's Truth Social network make their source code public. Above, former President Trump leaves Trump Tower in Manhattan on October 18, 2021, in New York City.
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The founder also said that he and his company was unhappy that Trump's new platform used their code at all.
"As far as personal feelings are concerned, of course we would prefer if people so antithetical to our values did not use and benefit from our labour, but the reality of working on free software is that you give up the possibility of choosing who can and cannot use it from the get-go, so in a practical sense the only issue we can take with something like Truth Social is if they don't even comply with the free software license we release our work under," he wrote.
Truth Social is the first project of the newly-formed Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG). It aims to be an alternative to mainstream social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter—which banned Trump following the attack by his supporters against the U.S. Capitol on January 6.
Former President Donald Trump said that Truth Social is "only the beginning" of what his new media group will do. Above, a screenshot of Truth Social's main page captured on October 29, 2021.
Rochko shared a copy of Mastodon's letter to Truth Social's lawyer with Motherboard, which published an excerpt on Friday.
"Based on public reports, we understand that Truth Social used Mastodon's source code to develop its platform and that users were able to connect with the platform over a network. Accordingly, under the AGPL, Truth Social is required to make its complete source code available. We request that Truth Social comply with this important condition of the license," the letter reads. "If you have questions regarding Mastodon or the AGPL, please feel free to contact us," it continues.
Newsweek reached out to Trump's press office and TMTG's press representatives for comment.
In a lengthy statement published earlier this week on TMTG's website, Trump said that Truth Social is "only the beginning" of what the new company would do. The former president complained that "censorship" was a major problem on sites like Facebook and Twitter. He said that he decided to launch the site because he "realized" he "might be the only person in America with the megaphone, the resources, the experience, and the desire to make it all happen."
Although Trump and many Republicans claim that Facebook and Twitter censor and suppress conservative voices on their platforms, data actually shows that right-wing content is more popular than left-wing content. Some conservatives—like Trump—have been banned from the sites after repeated violations of their terms of service.
Several other similar sites—promoting themselves as opposed to censorship—have been launched with some success. These include Parler, Gettr and Gab, but none has yet grown substantially enough to rival the big social media giants.
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Idon't know about you, but by the end of May I felt as if we had already had summer and were into autumn! There was such an explosion of flowers in April and May that there wasn't a lot left to come in June.
However, the cooler weather then meant that there was a nice long flowering season for some things, especially moon daisies and elderflower. I hope we get a proper summer now for people to have holidays, especially if you're one of the many staying in the UK.
Unfortunately, I think our bee-orchids have disappeared from the canalside near Bittell. British Waterways have changed their mowing contractors (I used to be in touch with the former ones) who have twice mowed the ground at completely the wrong times, leaving the orchids nowhere to be seen. However, the poppies at Blackstone that I mentioned last month were absolutely stunning this year – though of course very early.
This month I am looking at some of the plants and animals that you might find in other parts of the country, or even the world, and some of the things that have come from abroad to become part of our wildlife at home.
In May, I revisited Ullapool and the wild peninsula of Coigach in the north west highlands of Scotland. The first thing that struck me was how colourful everything was. Of course, they had the same strange May and June as us, so all the spring and summer flowers seemed to have come out at once. The hills round Ullapool were blanketed with gorse, more than I have ever seen round here, blazing yellow and smelling like hot coconut in the sun.
There were remnants of ancient Scots pine forests, and an encouraging amount of replanting of this old species to make new woodland. Among the gorse were bright pink rhododendrons. These were not originally native but have colonised this kind of landscape to the point where they can be a threat to other species.
In the quiet river valleys were native birch and rowan groves, grassy beneath with primroses, violets and bluebells growing abundantly along with mountain flowers such as butterwort. This is a fleshy plant like a green starfish with a beautiful purple flower rising out of the centre. It grows in bogs, and was struggling a bit in the dry weather. Later this wet area will have masses of bog asphodel, an upright stem of dark yellow flowers.
There were fragrant plants of bog myrtle too. This, also known as sweet gale, scents the air in summer. It is believed to have anti-insect properties, and is now commercially sold as a midge-repellent! We didn't need that in May, but I bet they will by now with the wetter weather. It is hard to remember that midges are wildlife too when they are biting you all over your face. All of these plants you may see in any mountain or moorland area.
Along the tree-lined main river, we found masses of a ground-covering plant called claytonia, making the ground pink. This plant is also called miners' lettuce: it has a pink or white flower growing out of a rounded leaf. It is highly edible and you may find it among mixed salad leaves early in the season. There was also a mass of bright yellow pimpernel as well as the usual bluebells. By the shore line were white sea-campion and the beautiful pink thrift.
In the wilder parts of Assynt and Coigach we saw other interesting plants. There were plenty of orchids, mostly the early purple variety. Later, the white butterfly orchid will appear. Lady's mantle is very common – we know it more as the garden plant alchemilla, but it is a native and actually grows in a few old pastures round here as well.
We also found a different variety, the alpine lady's mantle, up on the rocky hills. Milkwort is common everywhere, a small bright blue-flowered plant that grows by coasts and on hills, but not round here. This, with violets and butterwort, made whole areas blue-purple.
We saw mountain everlasting, which is our native version of edelweiss, and even found something rare. This was the mountain avens, a relative of our common wood avens and the water avens found in northern England. It has large open flowers, with up to eight white petals and strongly yellow stamens. Something else I found really delightful was a tiny creeping willow, about as big as your finger but a proper little tree.
Even though it was only May, we saw the first heather coming into bloom. By now this will be lovely everywhere there is moorland, mountain or acid heathland. There are three main types: ling or common heather, bell heather and cross leaved heath.
The bilberry, which would usually be blooming, had finished but the berries were set. All of these acid-loving plants can be found in a few places near here. These include the Lickeys, the Devil's Spittleful reserve (see last month's Village), Hartlebury common near Stourport, and Lion Wood near Portway.
Birds were everywhere in Scotland too. The fact that the cuckoo called all day everyday was probably a sign of the presence of meadow pipits, one of their host birds in whose nests they lay eggs. There were more skylarks than you would ever see round here, and the crows were of the northern hooded kind.
Among sea birds were oyster catchers and curlews calling, herring gulls squabbling round the fishing boats – and fish and chip shops – and many varieties of geese and ducks. Also on the shore were rockpools, full of lovely sea-anemones and reminiscent of childhood days.
Earlier in the year I spent some time visiting relatives in Thailand. There too the birds were wonderful. The one we heard most often was the oriole (which seems to say "oriole, oriole"). This comes to the Scilly Islands and sometimes to southern England too. There was another common bird called the coucal, a bit like a cuckoo.
One morning at breakfast we sat on the veranda watching a kingfisher fishing nearby, seemingly unafraid. We saw brightly coloured sunbirds and a beautiful blue flash which was a fairy bluebird – what a lovely name!
Among the flowers were jacaranda and bougainvillea, as in all sub-tropical areas, the latter especially beautiful and in all colours from white to deep purple. Best of all, of course, were the orchids. There was a huge, beautiful one just growing out of a tree outside the window of the room we stayed in when we went up to the River Kwai.
In some of the gardens were an enormous range of them, and they are the national flower. Mind you, I still think our little orchids are as lovely in their own way.
It's interesting how wildlife is half-familiar, half-different when you go that far away. There were orange tip butterflies, but much bigger than ours. There were big red swallow-tail butterflies, not rare like our swallowtails but very common. In the wet lands were white cranes and egrets.
When I was young they would have been a very exotic sight. Now we have cattle egrets breeding in this country, and cranes visit too. Visiting Devon last year I watched egrets along the river where I used to walk as a child. It's a good example of how birds are appearing or reappearing in the country.
Some of this is due to climate change, and some to improvements in our habitats, and habits, which have allowed resettlement of birds which we had driven out. Perhaps the most notorious recent resident is the green parakeet, which is colonising London parks and may be driving out native birds.
More welcome is the red kite, now a familiar sight over the M40 when you cross the South Downs, and the osprey. The story of how the osprey was re-introduced in Scotland is interesting. At first, when a breeding pair arrived, naturalists tried to keep people out of the area.
But the eggs kept being stolen by unscrupulous collectors. So they encouraged the public to come and watch from a safe distance, and they provided the protection needed. Now ospreys are established in Scotland and the Lake District (where I've seen them), and have even been seen in Worcestershire.
Our native plant life is often added to by alien plants naturalising, from gardens or carried here accidentally. Trees especially become part of our landscape and we forget they weren't originally here. Among these are limes, sweet chestnuts and horse chestnuts.
Trees grow so slowly that they tend not to threaten native ones. But smaller shrubs like rhododendron ponticum can take over, and herbaceous plants like Indian balsam have completely filled some of our river valleys. Spanish bluebells, the garden kind, are a threat to native bluebells as they interbreed and eventually become dominant.
Many of our so-called native plants were brought over by the Romans or subsequent incomers, as herbs or food plants, and become an established part of our native flora. In fact, there is often argument among botanists about which plants are native. A good example is one we found by the shore near Ullapool. This was the uncommon star of Bethlehem.
I've seen this before in Devon, and it may or may not be native. The rather similar snowflake is also of dubious origin, but grows well in a couple of places near Alvechurch. However, the spiked star of Bethlehem is native and grows only around Bath and west Wiltshire where I used to live. It's called Bath asparagus as the young shoots are edible and delicious. This is a good example of a plant that's very local.
Animals too are introduced. We all know that the grey squirrel, which came from America, carries a disease which can wipe out the red squirrel. The reds are now confined to Scotland, the far northwest of England and Wales, and pockets in the south like the Isle of Wight. There are various attempts to keep grey squirrels away from them, including some culling.
I'm in two minds about how to treat our naturalised aliens, whether fauna or flora. Once they are established here it seems wrong to kill them, and many of them are attractive and enhance our neighbourhoods. I would hate not to have the waysides full of lupins in Scotland, or motorways fringed with Michaelmas daisies, or the purple toadflax which lines the railway into Redditch.
Some things we think of as much-loved natives are anyway only a few centuries old. However, I don't like to see a threat to our native species either. I would shade towards an acceptance of alien species, though I do understand that some management is needed when they directly threaten natives.
As I have been "away" in this article I shall come "home" for the poem. It's my contribution to a group the Withybed Poets wrote for our local bellringers as they await work to restore the bells.
Making our band the champions.
The bells will go silent for repair.
Without my Queen's and Whittington?


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Q: Trying to refer to columns in Excel using variables. What function should I use? Trying to sort data in Excel alphabetically by row, but NOT in all of the columns for each row.
For example: Sort J7 through U7 alphabetically, then J8 through U8, all the way down through J2000 through U2000, while keeping each item within its row (like all cells in row 7 should still be in row 7 by the end of it.)
It seems like I'll need to use a macro/VBA for this, as Excel only lets you sort one row at a time alphabetically. If I select more than one row to sort, it still only sorts the first row.
I have done a bit of research as far as what kind of macros I could use for this, but nothing seems to do the job. The one thing I found that was similar to this sorts by number, but can't sort alphabetically.
Here's what I've got at a moment. I recorded a macro of myself selecting and sorting the row so that I could hopefully get all the code for that right at least:
Sub Macro4()
'
' Macro4 Macro
'
' Keyboard Shortcut: Option+Cmd+j
'

Dim lngIndex As Long
Dim strArray(9 To 11000) As String
Dim intCounter As Integer
Dim x As Integer
intCounter = 1
x = 9
For lngIndex = LBound(strArray) To UBound(strArray)
    intCounter = intCounter + 1
    strArray(lngIndex) = intCounter
    x = x + 1
    Range("Jx:UNx").Select
    ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("export_729559 (3).xlsx").Sort.SortFields.Clear
    ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("export_729559 (3).xlsx").Sort.SortFields.Add Key:= _
        Range("Jx:UNx"), SortOn:=xlSortOnValues, Order:=xlAscending, DataOption:= _
        xlSortNormal
    With ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("export_729559 (3).xlsx").Sort
        .SetRange Range("Jx:UNx")
        .Header = xlNo
            .MatchCase = False
        .Orientation = xlLeftToRight
        .SortMethod = xlPinYin
        .Apply
    End With
Next

End Sub

I'm getting: Run-time error '9': Subscript out of range And it's highlighting the line: ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("export_729559 (3).xlsx").Sort.SortFields.Clear
I think the error I'm getting is because it's thinking I mean Column JX, rather than Column Jx, where x is a variable I was trying to use to cycle through each row. It seems like there are a few different ways to use variables instead of directly naming the columns, which I'll need to do to reference a new row through each iteration. Could someone recommend a certain function?
One of the ones I've come across is =OFFSET(), but I'm not sure if that would be a good fit for what I'm trying to do, and I'm having a hard time knowing how to fill it in with the right things.

A: Something like this:
Sub Macro4()

Dim lngIndex As Long
Dim strArray(9 To 11000) As String
Dim intCounter As Integer
Dim sht As Worksheet, rng As Range

Set sht = ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("export_729559 (3).xlsx")
Set rng = sht.Range("J10:UN10")

intCounter = 1

For lngIndex = LBound(strArray) To UBound(strArray)

    intCounter = intCounter + 1
    strArray(lngIndex) = intCounter

    With sht.Sort
        .SortFields.Clear
        .SortFields.Add Key:=rng, SortOn:=xlSortOnValues, _
               Order:=xlAscending, DataOption:=xlSortNormal
        .SetRange rng
        .Header = xlNo
        .MatchCase = False
        .Orientation = xlLeftToRight
        .SortMethod = xlPinYin
        .Apply
    End With

    Set rng = rng.Offset(1, 0)
Next

End Sub

A: If you want to use x as a variable:
Range("J" & x & ":UN" & x)

If you put that in what you are using, should work.

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Q: "filename.whl is not a supported wheel on this platform" I saw the same question, but it didn't work for me.
pip install PyOpenGL.3.1.1-cp34-cp34m-win_amd64.whl

I also have the same problem for NumPy:
pip install numpy-1.11.1+mkl-cp34-cp34m-win_amd64.whl

Then I get:

numpy-1.11.1+mkl-cp34-cp34m-win_amd64.whl is not a supported wheel on
this platform. Storing debug log for failure in
C://Users/myUsername/pip/pip.log

I'm using 64-bit and Python 3.4.0. What is wrong?

A: You'll probably have to rename your .whl file like numpy-1.11.1+mkl-cp34-none-win_amd64.whl before installing. Your pip has a finite number of tags it recognizes in wheel filenames.
See this answer for more on this: Cannot install numpy from wheel format

A: There are several things to consider
Python versions should match, OS should be 64 bit and python should also be 64 bit.
And as in your case both of these conditions are met, you have to make sure that pip is able to handle all the fields in wheel file name.
For example in my case my pip was not handling "cp35m"
To ensure, in python shell

import pip

Then type

pip.pep425tags.get_supported()

you should be able to see all the fields your pip command can handle. If any one is missing try updating Pip first.
However in my case even updating was giving error. So I uninstalled python 3.5.1 and installed python 3.5.2, and that worked for me.

A: Things to check for:

*

*Even though I my system is 64 I had 32 python installed. You can check this by opening your IDLE.

*I had python 2 and 3 installed so updating pip was updating the wrong python for me. And of course I just wasn't trying to install the right kind of package because it was the wrong python version in the path.

*If you are still having some problems like me where doing pip2 or pip3 fixes didn't seem to work, I did a quick fix. My pip only had python 3 in its path, so I went to systems>advanced system settings>environment variables and then added "C:\Python27\Scripts\" to the PATH variable. This solved my issues.

A: *

*Check the supported tags for wheel version for your system(platform).

*To check supported tag run the following command pip debug --verbose

*When you run the command, you will get many lists, along with supported tags, download compatible wheel file from supported tags.

*install wheel file using this command pip install pycurl-7.43.0.4-cp37-cp37m-win_amd64.whl
Supported tags portion looks like:

A: Try updating pip first before you rename pip install --upgrade pip

A: First check which version of the interpreter, 32-bit or 64-bit. Type python and you will get it. Mine is 64 bit.
Next, check if your wheel file is for 64 bit or 32 bit. Compare it with your Python bitness to see if it is the same or not.
If there is still an error coming, check your file location in CMD and compare it with where you have saved your file.
Save the file in the cmd location, for example, *C:\Users*, and you get the result successfully installed.

A: This is late, but I ran into this error recently. At one point I created a folder with several prerequisite .whl files and added "prereq - 1 - ", "prereq - 2 - ", etc. to the beginnings of the filenames to help others/myself in the future know which order to install them in (I work in an offline environment).
I would get the "filename.whl is not a supported wheel on this platform" error when trying to py -m pip install "filename.whl" --no-index. When I removed the filename "prefix" that I added, it worked.
Just wanted to throw this out there in case anyone else runs into this issue after editing the name of a .whl file.

A: Be sure to have Python 64 bit install.
You can download it here and the 64bit version is at the bottom of the page: https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-370/


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It Was Thrilling Being Mistaken For A Straight Guy. Here's What Changed My Mind.
William S. Morrow June 25, 2021
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It started innocently enough at an Olive Garden in Ohio.
"Would you and your wife like to start with something to drink?" the waitress asked casually.
"I'll have a club soda and she'll have a diet coke," I found myself replying.
I was sitting across the table from my good friend Megan. Of course the server thought we were married. We're roughly the same age, and we were both wearing wedding bands. Megan is like a beautiful, funny, younger Jessica Lange. Anyone would be thrilled to be married to her. But then again, my husband, Saul, is pretty awesome, too.
Saul and I had recently decided to relocate from New Jersey to Palm Springs. After traveling to California in February for what was supposed to be a two-month visit, we quickly fell for the community of gay men we discovered there after living in a wonderful but mostly straight small town in Jersey.
It took coordinated effort to move two cats, a dog and the two of us 2,600 miles to a new home. After Saul packed up the house and flew the animals west, I volunteered to drive a van with our most cherished possessions across the country with one of my best friends.
My sibling-like bond with Megan was formed through many years of long, grueling days in television production before both of us got married and changed jobs. We've seen much less of each other in the last decade, but we knew we would easily fall back into our familiar friendship groove once we hit the road. But now, our relationship was taking a turn I didn't expect.
When the waitress returned and placed our unlimited breadsticks on the table, I refrained from complimenting her fabulous multicolored fake nails.
"I didn't want her to think I'm some creepy husband flirting in front of his wife," I explained to Megan a moment later.
"It's more likely she would have wondered why I was married to a gay man," she replied dryly.
Our ruse continued through Indiana, Illinois and Missouri. I started calling Megan "honey" in front of others and quickly grabbed the check at the end of each meal. I was determined to be the breadwinner in this fantasy hetero marriage.
I almost blew our cover at a gas station outside of Tulsa, Oklahoma, when a ruggedly handsome cowboy sauntered up to me at the pump.
"Are you looking for diesel?" he asked in a sexy, whiskey-rasped voice.
"It depends. Is your name Diesel?" I almost replied.
Courtesy of Keith Hoffman
The author (right) in the Catskills with his spouse, Saul.
But it wasn't all fun. At a Taco Bell in Texas, we stood in line behind two rough-looking, solidly built women who looked like they didn't bother to get out of their pajamas anymore. They had wild bedhead and wore dark makeup over their angry eyes.
"I can't understand a word anybody says in them damn masks!" one of them complained loudly, glaring at Megan and me. We were the only ones wearing the offending objects.
I had gotten used to the threats that come with being different, but I was definitely out of my comfort zone. I shifted a little closer to my faux wife.
When Megan stepped up to the counter and asked about Taco Bell's gluten-free options, I went into high alert. I was convinced the women would start taunting us, but to my surprise, they left us alone. I'm not sure that would have been the case if Saul were at my side wearing one of his "I Love My Cats" T-shirts. Avoiding wheat was obviously less offensive than being in love with someone of the same gender.
By the time we got to New Mexico and sat in a tiny diner, happily making small talk with other male-female couples, my transformation was complete. I felt like Eddie Murphy in that classic "Saturday Night Live" skit in which he goes undercover to find out how white people really act when no Black people are around.
Was it wrong that I was getting a thrill out of being thought of as "normal" after a lifetime of internalizing messages that gay wasn't as good as straight and being made to feel like my queerness was, at best, a little weird, and often something much, much more terrible?
I still look for a slight reaction from a cashier when I tell them my grocery discount card is under my husband's name. And I often think back to the day after my sister died, when an old friend called to tell me she was sorry for my heartbreaking loss before cheerfully adding, "Oh, and I want you to know I'm OK with you being gay!"
I've celebrated decades of Pride Months being "here and queer," and I've participated in countless marches. I've stood up to homophobia at work, with my family, and in constant daily interactions ever since I came out at the age of 18.
Sometimes being proud is exhausting.
But now I realize it's actually a luxury that I can "pass" as straight. That isn't the case for everyone, and those people are often in danger everywhere they go. Being at risk starts early. LBGTQ youth are often targeted and bullied in grade and high school when they are at their most vulnerable. In fact, lesbian, gay and bisexual youth are almost five times more likely to have attempted suicide than heterosexual youth. A survey of trans and nonbinary youth conducted by the Trevor Project found that 60% had considered suicide in the last 12 months.
I realize it's actually a luxury that I can 'pass' as straight. That isn't the case for everyone, and those people are often in danger everywhere they go.
What's more, there are still so many forces at work trying to limit or roll back the rights of queer people ― especially those who identify as trans. State legislatures are continuing to advance bills targeting transgender and nonbinary people, including criminalizing health care for transgender youth, barring access to the use of appropriate restrooms, restricting their ability to fully participate in school sports, allowing religiously motivated discrimination and making it more difficult to get ID documents with their correct name and gender. And just this month, the Supreme Court sided with a Catholic adoption agency that refuses to work with LGBT couples.
These sobering facts make me realize how important it is that we don't stop fighting. Sometimes that fight involves protesting, voting and speaking up and out about our identities. Sometimes fighting means coming out ― to the grocery cashier, the macho mechanic or the stranger sitting next to us on the plane ― because refusing to "pass" as straight and telling people who we are can be a radical act. It can change someone's mind about who is queer and what it means to be queer, and that can have incredibly profound consequences. And because not everyone lives in a place or has a life where they'll be safe if they do come out, it feels that much more important for people like me to do it if and when and as often as we can.
Many people have fought for generations for my right to say the words, "This is my husband, Saul," and the fight continues. As Megan and I settle back into our own married lives with our respective spouses, one of the most powerful things I can still do is stay visible. So as much as I enjoyed my time in hetero land, it's time to get back to work.
Keith Hoffman is finishing his memoir, "The Summer My Sister Grew Sideburns." He has written for television shows such as "The Secret World of Alex Mack," "Sister Sister" and the popular Nickelodeon cartoon "Doug." He was a producer for the GLAAD Award winning series "30 Days," and currently serves as executive producer for Animal Planet/Discovery, where he produced 10 seasons of "Finding Bigfoot." His essays have appeared in HuffPost, New York Daily News and Grub Street Literary Journal. You can read his blog at TheRavenLunatic.com and find him on Instagram at @Keefhoffman and on Twitter at @khravenlunatic.
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Getting to know datacenter employees: Lin Yuan
Datacenter Employee Spotlights work to illuminate real-life examples of pathways into IT careers and provide potential role models to those looking to access to inclusive economic opportunities.
Introducing Lin Yuan
Senior Datacenter Technician
Employee since 2017
Lin grew up in Zhenjiang city, Jiangsu province, China. During her childhood, her interests were reading traditional Chinese fictions such as Wuxia novels and Chinese films such as Martial Arts of Shaolin. In her secondary high school days, Lin liked learning basic computer programming.
The path to technology
In high school, Lin's teacher taught using the Windows operating system. After graduation, Lin got a chance to emigrate from China to Singapore. After half a year studying English, Lin took an advanced diploma course in Informatics and later graduated from the University of Western Sydney in 2006. Prior to Microsoft, Lin worked in VMC as a vendor of Microsoft for her first datacenter job. In 2013, Lin worked as a Deployment Tech in CBRE Singapore, which is a contractor for the Microsoft datacenter in Singapore. In 2017, Lin converted into a GRDS Senior Datacenter Deployment Tech of Microsoft Singapore through Cobalt.
Lin always prides herself in her perseverance and ability to face challenges. "I usually have a life goal in mind and will not get swayed easily or affected." Lin understands that life and work are not always peaceful and sometimes she needs to face a hard time with perseverance. She can also communicate with peers and customers patiently to understand their perspectives. Lin is grateful that she had a few good mentors who gave her honest feedback and wonderful advice.
Lin takes the light rail and bus interchangeably for about an hour from her home to the office every day. After arriving at the datacenter, Lin takes a quick review of her tickets and emails for the day and sorts out a prioritized to-do list from service requests. She attends a 5-to-15-minute handoff meeting at 8 AM. After that, Lin works on deployment and break-fix tickets until taking about an hour-long working lunch. After chatting with other colleagues during break, Lin will then work from 1 PM continuously until 5 PM. When she gets home, she prepares dinner for her family.
Favorite childhood food
Fried Tang-yuan is Lin's favorite childhood food. When she would go back to her father's hometown in Yangzhou city, her grandmother would always ask, "What would you like to eat, my dear?" Lin always answered without hesitation, "Fried Tang-yuan." This dessert is very crispy and sweet and reminds Lin of incredible memories and happiness from the bottom of her heart.
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I'm spending the whole of September attempting to make some funky things from the pile of old jeans I see before me. Apparently, so are you.
As promised, here are a few of the denim items some of you have emailed me or uploaded to the Drop-Dead Denim Flickr Group. Let's examine your jean-ious!
Sharon from Crafts 'n Coffee shares this striking combination: a denim-covered memo board and pencil cube for all your desktop organizational needs. Her fine workmanship is evident in both pieces and she provides a tutorial so you can make them for yourself. Now that's organization!
In her sweet little handbag, Ariane (my younger sister) from Ariane Quilts shows that combining denim with vibrantly coloured fabric and some simple embroidery really brings that denim to life.
The following piece is called "Climbing the Walls". It is a denim string quilt by Lynne Miller Deist of Miss Stash Would. This indigo beauty speaks for itself, wouldn't you say? To learn more about it, Lynne tells the story here.
Finding these cute monsters under your bed would be a denim delight! These are Hele's first attempts at making stuffed toys. Given the state of their eyes, it appears they may have been engaging in fisticuffs under the bed there. Still, don't you just want to hug them? I know I do. You can find Hele blogging over at Helen y Troy.
I'll be doing a second "Flickr Group and Email Goodies" post near the end of the month. Keep that denim coming!
Have a fantastic day and guess what? I will see you again tomorrow!
Each is done fabulously and so professional looking!!
OK, the denim pencil cube is out of this world!!
These are just awsome. Loving the pencil cube and memo board. I don't own any denim jeans otherwise I would join in. Hugs Mrs A.
Hi, Michele. Thanks for the mention!
Those are all fabulous projects!! Ariane's purse is so pretty with the swoopy pocket detail and I adore the string quilt – all that indigo together has me swooning!
These are all fun ideas, but I particularly like the pencil holder.


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Localidades de Armenia
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San Jose Sharks Next Ones – Top 10 Prospects
November 14, 2017 September 24, 2015 by Dennis Schellenberg
Will Young Fresh Blood Bring Bounce Back Season?
Last season the San Jose Sharks missed the playoffs for the first time in 10 seasons. This year they will try to bounce back with a new head coach and some (young) fresh blood. This article focuses on the new young players like Nikolai Goldobin, Joonas Donskoi, Chris Tierney, Timo Meier, Rourke Chartier and others. While some of them will not make the team and return to their junior teams/AHL, there are some that have a legit shot to stay with the Sharks like Tierney, Donskoi or Goldobin.
http://t.co/UqHNa7G1oD >> San Jose Sharks Prospect Watch: Nikolay Goldobin is a game-changer http://t.co/LsJdbQbCTh
— San Jose Sharks Buzz (@sharksbuzztap) September 18, 2015
A new arrival that will surely get minutes is Martin Jones, who the club acquired via trade. He will battle it out for the starting position against Alex Stalock and should be replacing veteran Antti Niemi.
It will be an interesting Sharks camp as there are a lot of open roster spots and a couple of young wingers who have a legit shot at making the roster. Therefore: Let the games begin.
Sensational Summer Prospect Happenings
New goalie tandem: The Sharks brought in young goaltender Jones from the Los Angeles Kings to build the goalie tandem with Stalock this season. While both goalies are technically not prospects anymore, they are not NHL-veterans. Both are looking to become the starter for the Sharks but it is believed Jones is the early frontrunner as he is considered the more highly-touted of them. It will be interesting to see how Stalock and Jones will do without an experienced starter on the team and if they can lead San Jose back into the post-season.
Can Mirco Mueller make the team? The first-round pick from 2014 had his first taste of NHL-hockey last season. The Swiss born defender will most likely compete for the last open roster spot against Matt Tennyson, Mark Cundari, Dylan DeMelo and Taylor Doherty. It might be that he will need to start the season in the AHL with the newly formed San Jose Barracuda, where he could play more minutes and make himself a potential call-up later in the season
Goldobin's second attempt: It wasn't Goldobin's time last year as he didn't make the team, but instead was sent to Finnish team Helsinki IFK in order to develop his game in the best possible way. He played a decent season in the Finnish Liiga and proved that he is nearly NHL-ready. Goldobin therefore will try to push for a roster spot with the Sharks in camp but it remains questionable if his defensive game is good enough for playing in the Sharks third or fourth line.
E-Mac's Impact Prospects
The top three players on the Sharks Prospect List have a strong chance of making the NHL and being impactful when they do. In addition, there will likely be some of the others who make the NHL, but they are either less likely to have an impact or less likely to make the NHL. Possessing three impact players is a little less than the average amongst NHL teams, but the Sharks prospect system contains good depth of interesting prospects at nearly each position.
As for the rest of the league, the team with the most impact players is Winnipeg with 9 followed by Arizona and Detroit with 8 apiece. Los Angeles trails with just 1.
Already Arrived
21 and Under Players as of September 15, 2015 in the NHL
(to give one the big picture of young players in the organization)
1. Mueller, Mirco
Drafted: 2013-18
2014-15 Team: San Jose, NHL
D, L, 6'3, 205, 39-1-3-4, (-8)
2. Hertl, Tomas
LW, L, 6'2, 210, 82-13-18-31, (-5)
3. Tierney, Chris
2014-15 Team: Worcester, AHL
C, L, 6'1, 187, 29-8-21-29, (+8)
(Brace Hemmelgarn-USA TODAY Sports)
Sharks NHL Prospect Pool Power Ranking: 17th
Editor's Note: The Sharks prospect pool is in the middle of our rankings. For once we were all agreeing and had them more or less on the same position. E-Mac ranked them 19th while three colleagues had them all at 17th. I ranked them the highest, at 16th because I like their depth at nearly each position plus they have some good impact prospects up front.
(Link to rankings of all teams)
San Jose Sharks Next Ones: Top 10 Prospects Summer of 2015
The Next Ones Summer Prospect List includes the top 10 prospects along with 5 honorable mentions and any other 2015 draft choices not previously listed. rankings are courtesy of Eldon MacDonald ( based in Atlantic Canada, E-Mac has a widespread knowledge of the hockey prospect world with a focus on the QMJHL and the OHL.)
1. Meier, Timo
Drafted: 2015-9
2014-15 Team: Halifax Mooseheads, QMJHL
RW, R, 6'1, 209, 61-44-46-90 (+20)
I am going to be honest with you, I had some question marks about Meier and might still have, especially about his defensive abilities and if he is able to transfer his game to the next level. However, to be fair, the Swiss-born forward worked very hard and improved many aspects of his game last season. He had a real break out year being the league's 11th best scorer.
.@MeierTimo getting pumped up for #SJSharks rookie game. #SJSharksFest pic.twitter.com/ICmYDJ8wo0
— Eric Lindquist (@VoiceOfPuck) September 12, 2015
His biggest asset is his wicked shot and accuracy. His release is lightning quick and one of the best I saw among the entire 2015-draft class. He has a nose for the net and is a dangerous offensive weapon. He was part of the Mooseheads' most dangerous line with Nikolaj Ehlers. He made a lot of progress in terms of work ethic and he gets involved physically. It's possible that he will play his first couple of NHL games this season before returning to the juniors, although there is not much in the "Q" that would help him develop his game further.
2. Roy, Jeremy
2014-15 Team: Sherbrooke Phoenix, QMJHL
D, R, 6'0 185, 46-5-38-43 (-2)
Jeremy Roy was one of the best Canadian defencemen at the U18 Worlds in Switzerland back in April. He impressed me with a great two-way game and a very active stick in his own zone. He was very good in one-on-one situations and used his stick very well to poke check and put the puck carrier under pressure. I liked his own-zone coverage but he can also play an effective offensive game and join rushes. He is not the most physical defender but all in all he is a great Sharks prospect and deserves to be number two in our ratings. I was surprised he was still available at the beginning of the second round as I had him as a clear first rounder.
3. Goldobin, Nikolay
2014-15 Team: Helsinki IF, Liiga
W, L, 6'0, 185, 38-11-10-21 (-9)
As described earlier in this article, Goldobin didn't make the Sharks roster last year and was sent to Europe in order to develop his game in a pro league. I saw him in the Champions Hockey League and he looked nearly NHL-ready. The only question marks are whether or not he has enough strength to transfer his game successfully to North America. He would also need to simplify his game a bit and work on his defensive coverage. However, Goldobin has tremendous offensive skills and his puckhandling is impressive. He is highly creative and is always looking to create scoring chances. He was a constant offensive weapon whenever I watched him.
4. Chartier, Rourke
Drafted: 2014-149
2014-15 Team: Kelowna Rockets, WHL
C, L, 5'11, 180, 58-48-34-82 (+33)
Chartier is often described as a potential dark horse in the Sharks' prospect organization. The center from Kelowna had a great past season scoring 82 points and 48 goals. Probably one of his biggest assets is his work ethic, but he is also a good overall skater and shows good hockey sense.
"His best attributes are his intelligence and his consistency. He is skilled with a high hockey IQ, he anticipates the play extremely well both offensively and defensively. His consistency from shift to shift and game to game is extremely rare for a player of his age", said Kelowna Director of Player Personnel Lorne Frey.
5. Donskoi, Joonas
2014-15 Team: Karpat Oulu, FIN 1 – Liiga
I am quite high on Finnish forward Donskoi since I saw him play at the Worlds earlier this year, where he combined for eight points. He was dominant in nearly each shift and impressed me with his high energy level, good puck protection and effective two-way game. He is very strong on his skates and he looks NHL-ready. Plus his dominant play in the Finnish Liiga is another indication of his NHL-readiness.
Sharks' young Fin Donskoi makes good impression on coach DeBoer – Santa Cruz Sentinel http://t.co/FnYd3hNesO
— SJ Sharks show (@SJSharksshow) September 21, 2015
This brings up the question as to where he would fit on the Sharks' opening night roster. He definitely has the upside to become a top-nine forward with the Sharks but whether or not he will make the team will depend on what the Sharks are going to do with young wingers Tomas Hertl and Melker Karlsson.
6. Rod, Noah
2014-15 Team: Servette, SUI – NLA
C, L, 6'1, 192, 38-1-3-4-(-11)
Swiss forward Noah Rod is in his second full season with Servette-Geneve where he plays under Chris McSorley, brother of former NHL tough guy Marty McSorley. Rod plays an aggressive game and is always trying to finish his checks, even against bigger players and grown up men in the Swiss league.
He is a fast skater with good acceleration and mobility. Based on his playing style he would rather fit in a third or fourth line where he could be an effective two-way player with physical upside. Rod is a hard worker on the ice and isn't afraid to get his nose dirty. Our THW draft guru called him a hybrid of Brendan Gallagher, Chris Kelly and Chris Kunitz. However, he is quite injury prone and it is questionable if he has the offensive skills to make it to the big league.
7. Bergman, Julius
2014-15 Team: London Knights, OHL
D, R, 6'1, 194, 60-13-29-42 (-3)
Julius Bergman is a defenceman with impressive physical assets who isn't afraid to throw his body around. However, he isn't limited to only punishing opponents, his offensive skills are decent too. He finished as the most productive blue liner among all London Knights defencemen. Bergman played his first AHL game after his Knights were eliminated from the OHL playoffs. Read more about Bergman's playing style here.
8. DeMelo, Dylan
2014-15 Team: Worcester Sharks, AHL
D, R, 6'0, 194, 65-5-17-22 (-7)
The 22-year-old puck-moving two-way defenceman has yet to play his first NHL game but according to his coach in Worcester Roy Sommer this could be the year of Dylan DeMelo: "I think he looks really good. This is his year. I think he's going to come to camp and make a big splash… He's a guy that you're not going to fall in love with because he doesn't wow you with anything, but he's as steady as you're going to get."
I liked his skating agility as well as his speed and puck-moving skills when I saw him play last season with the Worcester Sharks, but there are a couple of defenders in the Sharks' organization I still have ahead of him and therefore expect him to start the season with the Barracuda.
9. McNally, Patrick
2014-15 Team: Harvard University, NCAA
D, L, 6'2, 190, 21-6-15-21 (+16)
McNally was originally picked by the Vancouver Canucks but the Sharks signed the Harvard University product this summer. Here is what Sharks General Manager Doug Wilson said about the acquisition: "Patrick is a player we have had our eye on for some time now. He has been a very productive collegiate defenseman and Head Coach Ted Donato and the Harvard staff has done a tremendous job preparing him to take the next step. We're excited for him to continue his development with our organization."
10. Jevpalovs, Nikita
Undrafted
2014-15 Team: Blainville- Boisbriand, QMJHL
RW, R, 6'1, 207, 64-49-51-100 (+37)
Undrafted Nikita Jevpalovs was signed by the Sharks this year and finished as the third best scorer of the QMJHL. The Latvian winger doubled up his point production this season and caught the attention of the Sharks this way. Bill Placzek from draftsite describes Jevpalovs as following: "Attacking Latvian wing with a relentless motor. Makes good puck decisions and never seems to stop moving and working. Is patient and displays good hands, and passes. Good in traffic and in close."
Five Honorable Mentions
Just outside the top 10, you will find in alphabetical order:
HM – Dell, Aaron – (undrafted) – 14-15 – Worcester, AHL, G, L, 6'0, 185, 26-2.06-0.927
HM – Doherty, Taylor – (2009-57) – 14-15 – Worcester, AHL, D, L, 6'8, 229 , 59-2-5-7 (-3)
HM – Emanuelsson, Peter – (undrafted) – 14-15 – Worcester, AHL, RW, R, 6'0, 200, 6-4-0-4 (+1)
HM – Sadowy, Dylan – (2014-81) – 14-15 – Saginaw, OHL, LW, L, 6'1, 181, 65-42-32-74 (+5)
HM – Cukste, Karlis – (2015-130) – 14-15 – HK Riga, MHL, D, L, 6'2, 203, 56-7-8-15 (-3)
Other 2015 Draft Choices Not Listed Above
The other 2015 draft choices not previously listed above:
2015-86 – Robinson, Mike – 14-15 Boston, EHL – G, L, 6'4, 201, 8-2.94-0.937
2015-106 – Helewka, Adam – 14-15 – Spokane, WHL, LW, L, 6'1, 201, 69-44-43-87 (+10)
2015-142 – Balcers, Rudolfs – 14-15 – Stavanger Oilers, NOR1, LW, L, 5'11, 165, 36-8-13-21 (+14)
2015-160 – Parsells, Adam – 14-15 – Wausau HS, HS, D, R, 6'6, 201, 23-7-15-22
2015-190 – Vela, Marcus – 14-15 – Langley, BCHL, C, R, 6'2, 201, 50-20-26-46
2015-193 – Kupsky, Jake – 14-15 – Lone Star Brahmas, NAHL, G, L, 6'5, 209, 30-2.16-0.911
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Dennis Schellenberg
Independent Scout covering European Hockey and Prospects for TheHockeyWriters. Located in Switzerland and blogging on www.scouting-factory.blogspot.com. Opinions on blog are my own
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Area doctor's license suspended — again — after drunk driving arrest
Josh Sweigart, Staff Writer
A Mason surgeon whose medical license was previously suspended after he delivered a baby while drunk had it suspended again after he was arrested for drunk driving in November.
The State Medical Board of Ohio in January suspended Dr. Gregory Duma's medical license indefinitely because his alcohol consumption violated the terms under which his license was reinstated in 2007, according to board documents.
The previous suspension came because of an October 2005 incident when Duma was an on-call physician at a hospital in northern Kentucky.
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In the Kentucky case, court records say that after inducing labor on a patient to begin childbirth, Duma left the hospital and drank vodka at a nearby park, then returned to deliver the baby. Medical board records say he consumed half a bottle of vodka.
After the delivery, the patient's mother complained that Duma smelled of alcohol and he was sent for a blood test that found a blood-alcohol level of .27, court records say.
Both the baby and mother suffered labor-related injuries, though Duma denied the injuries were a result of his intoxication. The family sued Duma and was awarded $2.5 million by a jury in Kentucky circuit court.
His license was suspended in 2006 in both Kentucky and Ohio, where he practiced in the Cincinnati area. The Ohio medical board reinstated him in 2007 with conditions including that he attend rehab and stay sober.
Medical board records don't list where, if anywhere, he currently practices medicine in Ohio.
This news organization reached out to Duma through his listed number and an attorney who previously represented him, and he did not respond with any comment.
On Nov. 3, 2017 Mason police pulled Duma over because he was swerving and his registration matched a report of a possible drunk driver, according the Mason police report. The report says Duma failed a field sobriety test and was arrested, after which the officer found an empty bottle of vodka in the front passenger seat.
A breathalyzer test placed his blood alcohol level at .231. The legal limit to drive in Ohio is .08.
Duma admitted to the Ohio Medical Board that his relapse started in October 2017, when he drank half a pint of vodka, and ended with the arrest, according to a consent agreement Duma entered into with the board in January.
"Dr. Duma asserts that this is his first and only relapse," the agreement says. "Dr. Duma further states that prior to this relapse he had been sober since completing inpatient treatment… in August 2006."
The consent agreement says Duma can apply for reinstatement of his license after 90 days if he meets specified conditions including demonstrating completion of a substance abuse program.
Medical board officials said they can't comment on specific cases beyond what's in the consent agreement.
State records show drug and alcohol abuse problems are a major driver for board action against licenses. In fiscal year 2017, the board took action against the licenses of 165 medical professionals; 28 percent were for impairment issues.


POMONA, Calif. (AP) — Prosecutors say former NFL cornerback Brandon Browner has been charged with trying to kill his ex-girlfriend after breaking into her Southern California home.
Browner, who won Super Bowls with the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots, was arrested Sunday east of Los Angeles.
Prosecutors say Browner broke into the apartment, chased and dragged the woman and then tried to smother her in a carpet. Prosecutors say he also stole a Rolex watch valued at about $20,000.
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