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1972 New York Jets Statistics & Players
Record: 7-7-0, 2nd in AFC East Division (Schedule and Results)
Coach: Weeb Ewbank (7-7-0)
Points For: 367 (26.2/g) 2nd of 26
Points Against: 324 (23.1/g) 19th of 26
Expected W-L: 8.0-6.0
SRS: .50 (13th of 26), SOS: -2.57
Other Notable Asst.: Ed Biles (Defensive Backs), Ken Meyer (Receivers) and Buddy Ryan (Defensive Line)
Stadium: Shea Stadium
Principal Owner: Leon Hess
Head Coach/General Manager: Weeb Ewbank
Defensive Alignment: 4-3
Training Camp: Hofstra University (Hempstead, New York)
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367 4787 825 5.8 31 9 250 172 347 2777 21 22 7.6 117 461 2010 18 4.4 106 74 719 27
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Sun September 24 2:00PM ET boxscore W 2-0 @ Baltimore Colts 44 34 19 573 490 83 2 28 412 332 80 2
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Sun October 22 1:00PM ET boxscore W 4-2 Baltimore Colts 24 20 10 347 228 119 4 23 406 227 179 2
Sun October 29 1:00PM ET boxscore W 5-2 New England Patriots 34 10 21 392 201 191 2 14 194 128 66 3
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Thu November 23 12:00PM ET boxscore L 6-5 @ Detroit Lions 20 37 19 394 165 229 1 19 385 125 260
Sun December 3 1:00PM ET boxscore W 7-5 New Orleans Saints 18 17 18 323 259 64 2 22 333 194 139 1
Mon December 11 9:00PM ET boxscore L 7-6 @ Oakland Raiders 16 24 20 401 365 36 2 19 366 197 169 3
Sun December 17 1:00PM ET boxscore L 7-7 Cleveland Browns 10 26 15 206 24 182 3 16 342 149 193 3
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The International Energy Agency expects up to 70 million electric vehicles on the road by 2025, accounting for one in every six new vehicles sold. To deliver this growth requires minerals to develop batteries and a huge network of charging infrastructure. With huge reserves of copper and lithium, Chile is going to be a major player in providing the raw materials to power that shift.
To meet the heightened demand for lithium and copper, Chile is opening new territories for mining exploration through its state minerals company, ENAMI. During the recent PDAC Convention, in Toronto, the then-Chilean Minister of Mining, Aurora Williams, announced seven new mining exploration partnership opportunities for land incorporating 4,589 mining properties and totalling 41,939 hectares.
Given that Chile is Canada's top direct investment destination in South and Central America, Canadian investors are likely to be heavily involved in the development of these exploration opportunities.
Chile is already one of the biggest players in copper, accounting for 26 per cent of the world's copper mining investments. Additionally, one-third of large copper mining projects that will come into operation in the next five years globally will be in Chile.
Currently, approximately 14 per cent pf lithium demand is related to electric cars, but that number will more than double to 38 per cent by 2025. Demand for cobalt, meanwhile is expected to increase 34 per cent annually, and Chile has been quick to begin exploring and developing cobalt deposits in the country.
"As the demand for minerals rises in response the transformation around electrification of vehicles and development energy storage technology, many of the minerals that will power the future are found here in Chile. We are home to almost 50 per cent of the world's lithium reserves, and 30 per cent of the world's copper. We estimate that there will be a total of CAD$83 billion invested in new mines and expansions in the next 10 years," says Williams.
"Now is the time to explore our lithium deposits so that we can give the opportunity to the world to benefit from this important resource, but we can't do it alone. We have to work with our partners, and Canada is a very important partner for Chile," adds Chile's Ambassador to Canada, Alejandro Marisio.
Canadian investors have always seen Chilean mining and supporting industries as favourable ventures. At the end of 2016, the stock of Canadian investment in Chile was $16.5 billion, according to Global Affairs Canada. Canada is by far the biggest foreign investors in Chile's thriving mining sector, accounting for around 50 per cent of the total investment.
This is positioned to grow even further with the implementation of two major trade agreements involving the two countries. On March 8, 2018, Canada, Chile and nine other countries signed the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership, or the CPTPP, building on Canada's existing 20 years of free trade with Chile. An enhanced bilateral agreement between the two countries was also signed in June 2017.
The opportunities for partnership will go beyond mining itself and include support services. "The nature of mining has changed dramatically in recent years as the industry gets to grips with some of the major challenges it faces. As a country we have identified some of those key challenges," says Williams.
She continues, "Challenges that we would like to address through the development of new technology include transitioning from open-pit to underground mining, improving the efficiency of smelters and refineries, mitigating mine tailings, improving productivity and efficiency of mines, and improving the efficiency of mineral processing," says Williams.
To improve the environmental performance around mining, Chile's Ministry of Mining has also put additional emphasis on technological development, which will also aim to help boost the safety and profitability of mining.
Each year mining companies spend almost C$27 billion (US$20 billion) on support services. This represents a major opportunity for companies to provide innovative solutions to the challenges the sector faces. The Government of Chile has introduced a research and development tax incentive, as well as the Integrated Promotion Initiative, which provides a grant of up to C$6 million (US$5 million) to support the implementation of new technology. The goal of the government is to develop these technologies as an export opportunity to help improve the efficiency and sustainability of mines globally.
Mining companies in Chile spend almost CAD$18 billion on support services each year, and over the next 20 years these companies will also invest almost CAD$75 billion in new mines and expansions. This massive investment represents a major business opportunity for companies to develop solutions in Chile to meet the challenges identified, and provide a springboard to global opportunities.
The issues of profitability, sustainability and safety are common to mining operations around the world and cannot be solved by any one company or country alone. One of the benefits of being an open market is that Chile attracts innovative companies from countries around the world. Companies that come into the Chilean market, work with local partners, share ideas, develop local skills, and raise standards.
Canada's Hatch, for example, recently advised Chilean company Codelco in converting the Chuquicamata open pit mine into an underground mine. This expertise helped to extend the useful life of the mine and reduce emissions by 97 percent.
Where challenges exist, so do opportunities. The Chilean government has set an ambitious goal of having 250 world class suppliers providing innovative solutions around the world and exporting CAD$12.5 billion. "So many sectors have been changed beyond recognition by technology, given the challenges faced in mining we see a sector primed for disruption, and we see great opportunities for smart solutions to meet those challenges with partners like Canada," says Williams.


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Zac Efron's Checkered Past!
In case you didn't notice, Zac Efron's movie, "17 Again" is out on DVD. And he's being sued for allegedly ramming a cab.
According to a lawsuit filed in Beverly Hills Small Claims Court, Zac is being sued by Katie Porter, who claims she was rear ended by a Checker Cab, that pushed into her car after being struck by Efron's vehicle.
We're told Katie did not recognize Zac at the time, but that he was very polite after the accident.
As for why Katie hasn't gotten paid -- her mom tells us the insurance companies for Zac and the cab company have been bickering ... each claiming the other is responsible for the repair costs.
The accident occurred in June, 2006. Porter claims she's out $3,319.76 and here's how its broken down -- $1,200 for repair costs and $400 for a rental car. As for the remaining damages, Katie's dad is also a plaintiff and lives in Oklahoma. He's suing for plane and motel costs for making the trek to small claims court.
No comment so far from Zac's camp.
And note to Katie's dad -- don't make the trip. You can't get travel money even if you're legally in the right. You're welcome.
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24.11.2020 – European Commission - Action plan 2021/2027 - Integration and Inclusion
Today, the Commission is presenting the action plan on Integration and Inclusion for the period 2021-2027
The action plan promotes inclusion for all, recognising the important contribution of migrants to the EU and addressing the barriers that can hinder participation and inclusion of people with a migrant background, from newcomers to citizens, in European society. It is built on the principle that inclusive integration requires efforts from both the person and the host community and sets out new actions that build on the achievements of the previous action plan from 2016.
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Vice-President for Promoting our European Way of Life, Margaritis Schinas, said: "Inclusion is the embodiment of the European way of life. Integration and inclusion policies are vital for newcomers, for local communities, and contribute to cohesive societies and strong economies. Everyone who has the right to be in Europe should have access to the tools they need to realise their full potential and assume the rights and obligations governing our Union."
Commissioner for Home Affairs, Ylva Johansson, said: "Migrants are 'us', not 'them'. Everyone has a role to play in making sure our societies are cohesive and prosperous. Integration and inclusion mean listening to migrant communities and ensuring that everyone can enjoy rights, regardless of background. Inclusive integration is giving the same tools and support needed to contribute to society, so that migrants can reach their full potential and our societies benefit from their strength and skills."
A European approach to integration and inclusion
As emphasised in the new Pact on Migration and Asylum, successful integration and inclusion is an essential part of a well-managed and effective migration and asylum policy. It is also essential for social cohesion and for a dynamic economy that works for all.
The action plan proposes targeted and tailored support that takes into account individual characteristics that may present specific challenges to people with a migrant background, such as gender or religious background. Successful integration and inclusion depends both on early action and on long-term commitment.
Although national governments are primarily responsible for creating and implementing social policies, the EU plays a key role in supporting Member States through funding, developing guidance and fostering relevant partnerships. The main actions are:
Inclusive education and training from early childhood to higher education, focusing on facilitating the recognition of qualifications and continued language learning, with support from EU funds.
Improving employment opportunities and skills recognition to fully value the contribution of migrant communities, and women in particular, and ensure that they are supported to reach their full potential. The Commission will work with social and economic partners and employers to promote labour market integration, support entrepreneurship and make it easier for employers to recognise and assess skills.
Promoting access to health services, including mental healthcare, for people with a migrant background. In addition to dedicated EU funding, the action plan seeks to ensure people are informed about their rights and recognises the specific challenges faced by women, in particular during and after pregnancy. The action plan also supports Member States to exchange best practice.
Access to adequate and affordable housing funded through the European Regional Development Fund, European Social Fund Plus, Asylum and Migration Fund and Invest EU, as well as funding platforms to exchange of experience at local and regional level on fighting discrimination on the housing market and segregation.
The action plan will be implemented by mobilising EU funding and by creating partnerships with all those involved: migrants, host communities, social and economic partners, civil society, local and regional authorities as well as the private sector. It will empower host communities and support their role in the design and implementation of integration measures and programmes, while also emphasising the responsibility of the people concerned in participating in the host society. It will seek to modernise access to services by using digital tools. Finally, it will improve the evidence base to help further development of policies and to ensure good monitoring of results.
Today, around 34 million EU inhabitants were born outside the EU (around 8% of the EU population), and 10% of young people (15–34 years) born in the EU have at least one foreign-born parent. Migrants and EU citizens with a migrant background play a key role in European society and in different sectors of our economy, including as essential workers. However, they continue to face challenges in terms of access to education, employment, healthcare and social inclusion (see statistics).
The action plan on Integration and Inclusion complements existing and upcoming EU strategies to foster equality and social cohesion to ensure everyone is fully included and able to participate in European societies. It will be implemented with the forthcoming action plan to implement the European Pillar of Social Rights and the EU's anti-racism action plan. It will also be closely linked with the EU Roma strategic framework for equality, inclusion and participation; the Gender Equality Strategy 2020-2025; the LGBTIQ equality strategy 2020-2025, the forthcoming strategy to combat antisemitism and the EU citizenship report.
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Lighting manufacturer Kichler has introduced a new Bluetooth Audio LED Light Kit that the company says delivers quality light but also broadcasts music from any Bluetooth-enabled device.
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Tip makes transacting using cryptocurrency easier than ever.
One of the biggest mainstream criticisms of blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies is the lack of everyday use cases. Recently, credit card companies have made it more challenging to buy and transact using cryptocurrencies. Despite these hurdles, innovative companies are creating technologies that will make everyday transactions possible. Some rely on special ecosystems and marketplaces. Others partner with companies that make transactions capable.
One company, Tip Blockchain, connects users over peer-to-peer networks and merchants with payment solutions, making it easier than ever to transact using cryptocurrency. Using a wallet interface, people will be able to communicate and transact with each other directly on the platform.
To learn more, Tip's Chief Strategist, Garlam Won, gave us some insight into his background, practical advice and lessons in crypto, and Tip's mission to make crypto easier.
1. Tell us a little bit about yourself. How did you get started in blockchain?
My name is Garlam Won. Before blockchain, I was floating in different industries, including Investment Banking at JP Morgan and various different management consulting companies including Deloitte. I fell into the blockchain world when the current founder introduced me to Bitcoin. I put some money in and watching it grow made me more curious about what this was about.
On one of my vacations, I had this 25-hour long flight from Canada to Vietnam so I loaded up my iPad with a Blockchain book and after reading digital gold, and seeing how bitcoin got to where it is now, I became obsessed/fascinated by this communal way of creating value on the internet.
2. What was the inspiration behind Tip? How did it all start?
Our founder, John Warmann, had been in cryptocurrency for some time. He realized users had to overcome a steep learning curve to use crypto. This is something most users end up getting used to and take for granted. What people do not realize is that you are not going to get the average person sending "money" or something of value by copying and pasting a 40 character hexadecimal cryptographic hash. That concept is foreign to the average non-technical person, and that is a huge blocker to mainstream adoption. John saw this as a missing link and as a huge opportunity to solve some of the less talked about problems in the space.
I had this horrible experience of losing my ETH because I sent it to a wrong address. When John came to me with an idea to simplifying crypto use in the real world using mobile interface, I knew we were solving a problem that will eventually take crypto to the mainstream.
Think about this for a second. While you were typing Google.com on your address bar, when is the last time you thought about whether your network is IPv4 vs IPv6, or had to worry about whether LinkedIn's API will accurately fetch your credentials from their database. Dating, taxi, and renting movies; these industries have been completely transformed in the last few years by companies like Tinder, Uber, and Netflix that blindingly simplified the user experience.
The blockchain space is currently littered with projects and functionalities that make it hard for the average user to understand, let alone use, the technology. Mainstream adoption will only be possible once people are free from checking their address 5 times, character by character before they can send money to themselves.
3. What is your competitive advantage?
Our competitive advantage is our focus. Our focus on real-world use cases and powering mainstream adoption by utilizing blockchain technology in ways that have not been done before.
A) Making real-life use of crypto easy – Right now we have this very complex and backward process of how we transfer crypto between people, let alone trying to use it in the real world (i.e. long addresses, nerve breaking checks and copy and pasting, going from my wallet to sending the address via chat medium to another person's wallet). This process is not usable in day-to-day life and that's why we decided to make this process simpler and painless for our users by dissolving it into something that people are familiar with and an intuitive way of sending and receiving value on the internet.
B) Integrating easy-to-use mobile payment with crypto – Mobile payment is going to be the way of life for everyone in the near future (just look at what WeChat has done in China, creating a totally cashless society). We thought mobile payment is the perfect partner and platform to go with a technology like cryptocurrency because it allows the currency to be global and liquid from the start. In a world where every asset including houses, land, and labor is being digitized, our project is trying to prepare ourselves so that eventually global transaction of every aspect of our lives can be accomplished with our currency via mobile payment (starting with ease of using it offline, of course).
C) Discovery of information, creating an information-rich network – Right now, blockchain is inherently a black box which means we can't see the data that's in there. All we have is a series of seemingly random addresses and transaction hashes flying about. There is no way to discern meaningful information from looking at data on today's blockchain networks. This is the highlight of our competitive advantage. Our vision is to store relevant information alongside accounts and transactions, in a way that makes them discoverable, accessible, and actionable. For example, you will not only have an account as an address, but you could attach an identity to it. You will not only have a transaction hash but information like who is the payment from, what is it for? The possibilities are endless.
D) Mobile payment is perfect for the discovery of offline data because it is so much more than things like Apple Pay. Mobile payment is much richer than just having a card in your phone. It means you are able to easily send money from one person to another. It means businesses can directly interact with their customers in a timely and relevant manner using one platform. It means building an ecosystem where you can get creative with money and how it's used like just-in-time promotions based on real-time purchase information or being able to interact with the relevant customers based on the target location, preference, and demographic information.
And this is what Tip is trying to accomplish: a comprehensive ecosystem built upon discovery where users can not only transact easily across international borders but also interact with other users and businesses in meaningful ways.
4. What is the biggest problem currently in the market?
Due to horrible user experience and lack of use cases of crypto, we are playing in a crypto trading bubble. We need to start integrating crypto with real-life use cases so that it can branch out into other applications in our world. This is also feeding the volatility because the value of it does not depend on anything else but people's sentiment.
5. What does 2018 have in store for you guys?
2018 is a big year for us. It is the year we launch our token sale. It is the year we launch our first decentralized app, Kasakasa: A chat wallet app that will make using cryptocurrency in the real world a whole lot easier.
It is also the year where we spend significant effort in acquisition and building the community so people can start testing and using our product between peer to peer as well as experimenting it in real-world shops.
6. Is there anything else you would like the world to know?
Internet gave us the ability to share information with strangers, but we are not done yet. Our world runs on businesses and us being able to provide service to one another. Even though we can share information with strangers, we still can't do businesses with them because we rely on our traditional method of building trust and having to like the person. This is very limiting because we are biologically limited to meet a certain number of people per week and build trust with them. Cryptocurrency will automate this trust phase of the business and we'll be living in a world where we can do business not based on relationships but based on pure value.
This will create global hyper-liquidity world where everyone is trading everything globally, 24/7. We believe that by creating easy-to-use cryptocurrency built upon discovery of offline data of real world, we can become one of the main players in this world.Opinions expressed here are the opinions of the author. Influencive does not endrose or review brands mentioned.
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If a piece of Copenhagen porcelain did not live 100% up to the standard of quality when it comes to decoration, coloring and the surface of the glaze.it was sold as 2nd factory products in the outlet store of the factory. The three tower in the hallmark comes from the City Coat of Arms of Copenhagen. (Copyright) The above list is based primarily on Christmas Plates*. : Denne side har en ssterside p dansk med porcelnsstemplerne fra Bing & Grndahl - hvor en del af de samme oplysninger findes med dansk tekst. Oversigt med billeder - klik p billedet for at se strre billede.
Together with the new patterns from the 1960s like Azur, Rune and Cordial, it became a successful business both for export and the home market.
When the industrial production of the B&G dinnerware reach a certain level, a marking system was invented.
The other great Copenhagen manufactory Royal Copenhagen had a system for each pattern: the pattern name had a number at the series of items in that particular pattern had another number.
Insignificant flaws can be: alternative turnout of the color in stronger or weaker nuances as intended; illegible dots in the glaze, blurring the color of the sharp edges etc. Firing flaws - often seen at the base and the attachments - especially larger and old pieces.
Some of the 2nd factory items have visible flaws which always should be mentioned in a sales context: That would be misplaced color or discolorations under the glaze. This kind of flaws are born with the item, which on rare pieces can be acceptable if it does not harm the overall impression of the item.
Meet Arbaaz Khan's Romanian girlfriend Alexandra Camelia, see pics!
Mar 29, 2017. The special person is none other than his alleged Romanian girlfriend named Alexandra Camelia. In an EXCLUSIVE Interview with DNA After Hrs, Arbaaz clarified about his relationship status, saying that he's not dating his Goa-based friend, Yellow. "If you are talking about Yellow, she is just a friend.


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Motion adopted by the Members (Class 1, Class 2 and Class 3) of the Corporation.
Bylaws Amendement - Removal of the Local Communities Department
Pursuant to Article XI of the Bylaws of Open Source Matters, Inc. all the Members (Class 1, Class 2, Class 3) of the corporation shall approve any amendments to the Bylaws. This amendment purpose is to remove the Local Communities Department from the list of Departments of the corporation as set in Article IV, Section 4.01(B) of the Bylaws. The introduction to the amendment and the modifications to the Bylaws are available here.
Motion passed with 85,71% of votes on February 9, 2019. [Voting ballots] [Announcement]
Bylaws Amendment - Flat Election System
Pursuant to Article XI of the Bylaws of Open Source Matters, Inc. all the Members (Class 1, Class 2, Class 3) of the corporation shall approve any amendments to the Bylaws. This amendment purpose is to modify the election system, to allow each member of the corporation to cast one vote each. The introduction to the amendment is available here.
Members Vote - Amendments to the Nomination and Election Process
The aim of this Members Motion is to change the the nomination process from current system to self nomination and change the election process to that described in the document and linked documents found here. - The proposed changes will not affect the Bylaws of the Corporation since the nomination process is not regulated in the Bylaws. The proposed changes will represent a Corporate Policy to rule the Nomination Process. All members (Class 1, Class 2 and Class 3) of the Corporation have the right to vote for this motion.
Motion passed with 98,11% of votes on December 29, 2019. [Voting Ballots] [Announcement]
Bylaws Amendement - Full Bylaws Review
Pursuant to Article XI of the Bylaws of Open Source Matters, Inc. all the Members (Class 1, Class 2, Class 3) of the corporation shall approve any amendments to the Bylaws.
The changes to the Bylaws are announced in https://joom.la/rtz
The new version of the Bylaws is available at https://joom.la/bylawsproposal
The aim of this motion is to adopt the new version of the Bylaws as per the proposal mentioned above.
Motion passed with 81,48% of votes on January 30, 2021.
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The European Investment Bank (EIB) has invested €21.65m in Italia Venture I Fund, the co-investment fund managed by Invitalia Ventures SGR.
The investment, which marks the first backing EIB has done in the Italian Venture Capital industry, follows previous commitments made by the Ministry of Economic Development/Invitalia, Cisco Group, the Sardinia Banking Foundation and Metec Group, the fund has reached €87m.
The investment aims to boost the growth of the vc industry in Italy, which plays a minor role if compared with European countries. According to official fugures, in 2016, €2.7 billion have been invested into French startups, €2 billion in Germany, €600 million in Spain and €180m in Italy.
These discouraging stats were confirmed by the declining trend recorded in January-September 2017, which resulted in an embarassing -30% compared to the same period in 2016.
Fully owned by Invitalia, and led CEO Salvo Mizzi, Invitalia Ventures SGR is managing the fund which is now establishing itself as the main early stage VC operator in Italy, able to catalyze public-private capital and invest it in the Italian innovation ecosystem.
In less than two year, Italia Venture I Fund has invested in 16 startups and innovative SMEs by committing approx €11m and generating overall investment rounds of €33m through its co-investment mechanism, which features an impressive network of national and international investors.


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Indian soldiers reckon they've found Yeti footprints
New Delhi, April 30, 2019 – Mountaineers from the Indian army on a expedition in Nepal have found mysterious large footprints in the snow that they think belong to the Yeti, or the abominable snowman, the military said on Tuesday.
Largely regarded by the scientific community as a myth, the Yeti is part of Nepali folklore and is said to live high in the snow-capped Himalayas.
In a tweet accompanied by pictures, the Indian army said it had sighted footprints measuring 32 by 15 inches close to a camp near Mount Makalu on April 9.
"For the first time, an #IndianArmy Mountaineering Expedition Team has sited Mysterious Footprints of mythical beast 'Yeti'" it said in a tweet, not explaining how a mythical beast could leave footprints.
Located on the border between Nepal and China, Makalu is among the highest mountains in the world and stands near the Makalu-Barun valley, a remote wilderness that has also been surveyed by researchers hunting for the Yeti.
Daniel C. Taylor, who has extensively explored the Makalu-Barun area and written a book on the mystery of the Yeti, said the footprints were likely those of bears.
"If that is the footprint of an animal or a single animal, it's the size of a dinosaur," he told Reuters, adding that repeated measurements of the footprints were required to ascertain their origin.
"One needs to really confirm those measurements of the footprint size because we know for sure that there are no dinosaurs living in the Barun valley."
Tales of a wild hairy beast roaming the Himalayas have captured the imagination of climbers in Nepal since the 1920s, prompting many, including Sir Edmund Hillary, to go looking for the creature.
In 2008, Japanese climbers returning from a mountain in western Nepal told Reuters they had seen footprints, which they thought belonged to the Yeti.
And although they carried long-lens cameras, video cameras and telescopes, they hadn't seen or taken any photographs of the creature.
But scientists have found little evidence of the Yeti's existence so far. In 2017, a group of international researchers studied multiple purported Yeti samples collected from across the Himalayan region and concluded they belonged to bears.
In 2008, two men in the United States said they had found the remains of a half-man, half-ape, which was eventually revealed to be a rubber gorilla suit. – Reuters
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Habří  est une commune du district de České Budějovice, dans la région de Bohême-du-Sud, en République tchèque. Sa population s'élevait à  habitants en 2020.

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Habří se trouve à  à l'ouest-sud-ouest de České Budějovice et à  au sud de Prague.

La commune est limitée par Kvítkovice au nord, par Dubné et Lipí à l'est, par Vrábče au sud et par Křemže et Jankov à l'ouest.

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La première mention écrite du village date de 1264.

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Commune dans le district de České Budějovice


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The brain is divided into four main parts which are further divided into smaller sections, each performing specific brain functions. These four main structures are the cerebrum, the cerebellum, the diencephalon, and the brainstem. All mammalian brains contain these four structures, though they vary in overall size and distribution depending on the organism. Each part of the brain serves specific bodily functions related to the nervous system, of which the brain is the command center.
The cerebrum is the largest part of the brain in humans and the most recent in terms of our evolution. Higher cognitive functions such as judgment, imagination, perception, thought and decision-making occur here. The cerebrum also contains the cerebral cortex, a densely layered collection of neural pathways that give the brain's exterior its wrinkled appearance. Scientists believe the frontal lobe in the front of the cerebral cortex is especially important for personality and intelligence. In addition, the cerebrum is divided into two symmetrical hemispheres that each play slightly different roles regarding speech, language learning, and vision.
The cerebellum is responsible for our voluntary motor movements, balance, equilibrium and muscle tone. This part of the brain is located above the brain stem at the back of the brain. Because of its location the cerebellum is well protected from trauma relative to the temporal and frontal lobes. Damage to the cerebellum can result in loss of motor control, weak muscles, abnormal eye movements, slurred speech, and staggering.
The diencephalon contains the thalamus and the hypothalamus. The area functions as a kind of relay point between subcortical areas of the brain and the cerebral cortex. The thalamus and hypothalamus relay information about the auditory, visceral, visual, somatic and gustatory systems, also known as the five senses. Many involuntary functions also take place here including the control of immune responses, blood pressure, digestion, and body temperature.
The brainstem is the main junction between the brain and the rest of the body. Here the brain joins with the spinal chord to send and receive information from every inch of our bodies. Many important brain functions essential to our survival also occur here, including breathing, heart rate, digestion, and our body's natural rhythms. The brain stems also includes the medulla oblongata, pons, and midbrain.


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The Distress Committee continued to dole out relief to the families of volunteer servicemen, the community gave asylum to refugees, and, as soon became necessary, help was organised for the wounded of the war. Great houses such as Haigh Hall were turned into hospitals and convalescent quarters for the duration and staffed by women volunteers. Collecting donations to buy eggs for the nourishment of the wounded became a cause which allowed youth groups to do their bit.
Chorley Guardian and Leyland Hundred Advertiser 23 January 1915
ADLINGTON DISTRESS COMMITTEE
At a meeting of the Adlington and District War Distress Committee, held on Tuesday, Mr R.R. Roberts, JP, presided. The Secretary reported that 17 sacks of potatoes had been received, and the Treasurer reported the week's subscriptions amounted to
£1 15s. 4d, making a grand total of £697 8s. 10d. The Hon. Treasurer also reported that contributions from Ellerbeck Colliery employees would not, in future, be paid in to the National Relief Fund, as a committee was being formed to utilise the funds which would still be collected, for the provision of relief for the dependants of colliery men who had joined the colours. The total amount collected from the employees of the Ellerbeck Colliery Co. was £188 16s. 2d, making an average of
£8 11s. 9d. for 22 weeks. There were six applications for assistance, and four were granted.
Chorley Guardian and Leyland Hundred Advertiser 13 February 1915
At a meeting of the Adlington and District War Distress Committee held on Tuesday evening, Mr R.R. Roberts J.P. presided. It was reported that the coke presented by the Adlington Gas Co. was exhausted. Thanks were accorded to the Wigan Coal and Iron Co. for having distributed the same free of charge. The treasurer reported that since the last meeting he had received a sum of £16 11s. 6d., making a grand total of £695 13s. 6d. There were four applications for assistance, and three of these were granted. The list of persons in receipt of flour was revised, and the committee are now prepared to consider applications for flour from all persons who are suffering through the war, such applications to give full particulars of income and family.
NATIONAL EGG COLLECTION
The collection made this week by the Boys' Brigades in Chorley and district is 144 eggs, donations £1 14s.3 ½d.
Collected throughout the country 42,254 eggs; donations to date £49 9s which are used for the purpose of purchasing eggs. The number of eggs required to supply our wounded soldiers and sailors is 2,000,000 per week.
Just after Christmas 1914, three more men from Adlington and district volunteered.
Chorley Guardian and Leyland Hundred Advertiser 2 January 1915.
Two more Adlington young men, Frank Howard and James Normanton [sic should be Jonas Normington] have enlisted in the Army this week. They left the district on Monday for Lancaster, having joined the King's Own Regiment. Normanton is well known in the district as a playing member of the Adlington Football Club.
Although those two had travelled to Lancaster to ensure that they enlisted, a fortnight later, Jonas Normington's workmate at Standish Bleachworks, James Smith of Woodville Road, enlisted at Adlington into the same battalion. Most of our new soldiers had a period of time in training camps, but the 2nd Bn. KORL set sail for Le Havre on 16 January and was fighting around Ypres all that spring. Privates Smith and Normington were killed at the Battle of Frezenburg, 8 May and Private Howard died of wounds, 19 May. These were the first soldiers from our district to die in the war.


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Q: Centering heading text with button toolbar in Bootstrap3 I am using the .btn-toolbar class in Bootstrap3 to place buttons on both sides of some heading text. I need the heading text to be centered, so I am using the .text-center class.
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Is there any way to accomplish this?
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Only go out if it is calm. This often means going in the mornings. Nothing will ruin your first time experience like going out into the ocean when there are waves. It makes entering, exiting and swimming in the water dangerous. It makes using your equipment more difficult. It greatly increases how much effort swimming requires. It may make you seasick. Waves almost always reduce underwater visibility, so you won't be able to see what you are there to see. So only get in the water if it is calm your first time (less than six inch waves).
During the day, we walked down the hill from Land's End (couldn't hike it since it was closed off due to the govt shut down) passing the Cliff House. On separate visits, I was able to enjoy the sunset and long walks along the water. This isn't something I do often (or ever, tbh) since NY beaches are pretty filthy and cannot compare at all. If you're lucky, you'll get to see all of the sand dollars on the shore.
Some snorkels have a sump at the lowest point to allow a small volume of water to remain in the snorkel without being inhaled when the snorkeler breathes. Some also have a non-return valve in the sump, to drain water in the tube when the diver exhales. The water is pushed out through the valve when the tube is blocked by water and the exhalation pressure exceeds the water pressure on the outside of the valve. This is almost exactly the mechanism of blast clearing which does not require the valve, but the pressure required is marginally less, and effective blast clearing requires a higher flow rate. The full face mask has a double airflow valve which allows breathing through the nose in addition to the mouth.[7] A few models of snorkel have float-operated valves attached to the top end of the tube to keep water out when a wave passes, but these cause problems when diving as the snorkel must then be equalized during descent, using part of the diver's inhaled air supply. Some recent designs have a splash deflector on the top end that reduces entry of any water that splashes over the top end of the tube, thereby keeping it relatively free from water.[8]
The bikini remains preferred by most players[185] and corporate sponsors.[177] US women's team has cited several advantages of bikini uniforms, such as comfort while playing on sand during hot weather.[186] Competitors Natalie Cook[187] and Holly McPeak[185] support the bikini as a practical uniform for a sport played on sand during the heat of summer. Olympic gold medal winner Kerry Walsh said, "I love our uniforms." According to fellow gold medalist Misty May-Treanor and Walsh it does not restrict movement.[177]
Some of the most relaxing vacations mean finding a secluded spot where you can unplug from the stress of modern life. The Cook Islands is a secluded paradise with welcoming people, great dancers, drummers and singers, with strong Polynesian traditions and culture that make visiting the islands so memorable. The largest island and the home of the capital Avarua, is Rarotonga. Avarua is famous for its fascinating churches made of white coral, and don't miss the islands Saturday market. Northeast of Rarotonga, visitors to Atiu may want to learn about the local "moonshine" known as tumunu at a local bush beer school. Neighboring Mitiaro stands in water 14,750 feet deep and has white coral streets lined with bright orange Pumarumaru trees. Although it is surrounded by coral reefs and is home to many underground caves and lakes, Ma'uke is known as "the garden island." Finally, the second largest and oldest island is Mangaia, a beautiful location known for its fossilized coral, otherwise known as "makatea."
Attached to the demand end of the snorkel at the bottom of the barrel, the mouthpiece serves to keep the snorkel in the mouth. It is made of soft and flexible material, typically natural rubber and latterly silicone or PVC. The commonest of the multiple designs available[51] features a slightly concave flange with two lugs to be gripped between the teeth (see Figure 9):
Seychelles is an archipelago made up of 115 islands off the coast of East Africa, located in the Indian Ocean northeast of Madagascar and about 990 miles east of Kenya. Most of these islands are uninhabited, and many are protected as nature reserves. Full of color and beauty, the white sands and turquoise sea create a tranquil setting for a relaxing vacation.
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Though this country has some 322 islands, less than a third are inhabited. Most of the action happens in the western islands, but no matter where you go, this is heaven. Any time the name Fiji is heard, visions of beaches and tropical ocean dance in people's head. There's a good reason for that – because this place is one of the best places to go in the world, and with so many islands, you're bound to find one you like.
In 1951, Eric Morley organized the Festival Bikini Contest, a beauty contest and swimwear advertising opportunity at that year's Festival of Britain. The press, welcoming the spectacle, referred to it as Miss World,[70][71] a name Morley registered as a trademark.[72] The winner was Kiki Håkansson of Sweden, who was crowned in a bikini. After the crowning, Håkansson was condemned by Pope Pius XII,[6][73][74] while Spain and Ireland threatened to withdraw from the pageant.[75] In 1952, bikinis were banned from the pageant and replaced by evening gowns.[76][77] As a result of the controversy, the bikini was explicitly banned from many other beauty pageants worldwide.[78][79] Although some regarded the bikini and beauty contests as bringing freedom to women, they were opposed by some feminists[6][80] as well as religious and cultural groups who objected to the degree of exposure of the female body.
1969: First national standard on snorkels. In December 1969, the British Standards Institution publishes British standard BS 4532 entitled "Specification for snorkels and face masks"[46] and prepared by a committee on which the British Rubber Manufacturers' Association, the British Sub-Aqua Club, the Department for Education and Science, the Federation of British Manufacturers of Sports and Games, the Ministry of Defence Navy Department and the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents are represented. This British standard sets different maximum and minimum snorkel dimensions for adult and child users, specifies materials and design features for tubes and mouthpieces and requires a warning label and a set of instructions to be enclosed with each snorkel. In February 1980 and June 1991, the Deutsches Institut für Normung publishes the first and second editions of German standard DIN 7878 on snorkel safety and testing.[47] This German standard sets safety and testing criteria comparable to British standard BS 4532 with an additional requirement that every snorkel must be topped with a fluorescent red or orange band to alert other water users of the snorkeller's presence. In November 1988, the Austrian Standards Institute publishes Austrian standard ÖNORM S 4223[48] entitled "Tauch-Zubehör; Schnorchel; Abmessungen, sicherheitstechnische Anforderungen, Prüfung, Normkennzeichnung" in German, subtitled "Diving accessories; snorkel; dimensions, safety requirements, testing, marking of conformity" in English and closely resembling German Standard DIN 7878 of February 1980 in specifications. The first and second editions of European standard EN 1972 on snorkel requirements and test methods[49] appear in July 1997 and December 2015. This European standard refines snorkel dimension, airflow and joint-strength testing and matches snorkel measurements to the user's height and lung capacity. The snorkels regulated by these British, German and European standards exclude combined masks and snorkels in which the snorkel tubes open into the mask.
Bait Reef has some of the most eye-popping coral formations in the world. Most famous are The Stepping Stones, made up of nearly 20 flat-topped pinnacles lined up like soldiers in formation on the southwest side of the reef. Each rises from a depth of 80 feet and stop only three feet from the surface. They are completely covered with coral. Be on the lookout for the small tropical fish that swarm around the tops of the stones.
In snorkeling, the swimmers nose and mouth are submerged and covered by a mask. Breathing takes places through a mouthpiece connected to the L or J shaped tube that gets air from being above the water surface. If diving, the swimmer has to hold his breath, the tube is allowed to flood when underwater. The snorkeler expels water from the snorkel either with a sharp exhalation on return to the surface (blast clearing) or by tilting the head back shortly before reaching the surface and exhaling until reaching or "breaking" the surface (displacement method) and facing forward again before inhaling the next breath. The displacement method expels water by displacing its presence in the snorkel with air; it is a more advanced technique that takes practice but clears the snorkel with much greater efficiency.
Effect on Health	Effects of breathing compressed air such as decompression sickness, nitrogen narcosis, oxygen toxicity, refraction and underwater vision.	Greatest danger is not being spotted by jet skis & crafts, as a diver is often submerged under water with only a tube sticking out of the water. Contact with poisonous coral, dehydration and hyperventilation. Sun burn is also common with long hours.
Beyond this, it is important to remember that the aquatic sights are pretty similar across all of the Galapagos snorkeling sites. Some of the snorkeling sites can be explored on land tours, while others can only be explored on half or full-day yacht tours. There isn't a single itinerary that can include every single snorkeling site in the Galapagos– there are in fact many hundreds of options – nor is there a definitive list of the top ten snorkeling spots in the Galapagos. In a nutshell: there are nearly a hundred magnificent sites where you could snorkel!
Full face snorkel masks use an integral snorkel with separate channels for intake and exhaled gases theoretically ensuring the user is always breathing untainted fresh air whatever the respiratory effort. The main difficulty or danger is that it must fit the whole face perfectly and since no two faces are the same shape, it should be used with great care and in safe water. In the event of accidental flooding, the whole mask must be removed to continue breathing. Unless the snorkeler is able to equalize without pinching their nose it can only be used on the surface, or a couple of feet below since the design makes it impossible to pinch the nose in order to equalise pressure at greater depth. Trained scuba divers are likely to avoid such devices[citation needed][clarification needed] however snorkel masks are a boon for those with medical conditions that preclude taking part in SCUBA diving.[citation needed][clarification needed]
When the (real) sun disappeared behind a cloud, I figured I should keep exploring. I considered a chicken Caesar salad at the nearby restaurant Palm Beach but decided to go a bit further afield. In the jungle, I found butterflies in mesh tents slurping from orange and pineapple slices and thatched huts with educational placards hiding electric equipment. Nature sounds piped through speakers, but the hundreds of varieties of tropical fauna weren't plastic. I hope those aren't real, I thought, wincing as I wound around the pathways to get a better look at a bunch of flamingos.
Thanks for the great insight Kyle! I had a question for you, I have some friends going to Puerto Vallarta in January, the peak of high season. I'd like to join them, but get my own place. Do you recommend the 'boots on ground' method here as well? Wasn't sure since it's such a popular tourist spot and right now it's tough to find affordable places online. Thanks for all the shared knowledge! -Matthew
However, the FIVB's mandating of the bikini ran into problems. Some sports officials consider it exploitative and impractical in colder weather.[175] It also drew the ire of some athletes.[181] At the 2006 Asian Games at Doha, Qatar, only one Muslim country – Iraq – fielded a team in the beach volleyball competition because of concerns that the uniform was inappropriate. They refused to wear bikinis.[182] The weather during the evening games in 2012 London Olympics was so cold that the players sometimes had to wear shirts and leggings.[183] Earlier in 2012, FIVB had announced it would allow shorts (maximum length 3 cm (1.2 in) above the knee) and sleeved tops at the games. Richard Baker, the federation spokesperson, said that "many of these countries have religious and cultural requirements so the uniform needed to be more flexible".[184]
If your looking to step aboard something that is more modern, try Catamaran Reef Snorkel. On this tour, you get to sail on a luxurious 68 foot sailing catamaran, and get to explore the living coral reef's ecosystem in style. If you are looking for a shorter snorkeling trip, this is the one for you, lasting only three and a half hours, and providing a full hour of snorkeling and the rest of it traveling by wind power.
It is no less beautiful once you land, with posh resorts in which tiny thatched-roof bungalows are perched over the water, each with a private pool. Bora Bora is also a divers' paradise, with healthy unspoiled reefs rich with sea creatures of all kinds. The dormant volcano rises to two peaks, Mount Pahia and Mount Otemanu, the highest point being 727-feet high and offering spectacular views and great hikes. More tropical vacation destinations and best island vacations: Bora Bora Honeymoon
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One of my first stops during my trip to San Diego, Ocean Beach has a phenomenal view of the Pacific located off of Nimitz Blvd. and Sunset Cliffs Blvd. The place was packed with surfers, sunbathers, happy retirees, yoga groups, and tourists from all over walking on the white sand. Parking can be a tremendous hassle and we were hard-pressed to find a parking spot until a lady saw us waiting and motioned over to us as she was putting away her surfing gear. We eagerly took the spot which was next to a grassy area filled with local college students performing gymnastics and acrobatic moves. It was really cool to watch them as it reminds me of some of the moves performed at a Cirque du Soleil show.
Beloved by divers from all over the world, Cebu is quickly becoming one of the most popular destinations for adventurous tourists. Long and narrow, Cebu Island is located in the Visayas archipelago, more or less in the center of the Philippines Islands. It has a narrow, sandy coastline, limestone plateaus and fertile coastal plains. Rugged mountain ranges soar 3,300 feet at the highest point and a number of hills cut across the island from north to south.
The easternmost tip of the Polynesian Triangle (Hawaii – New Zealand – Easter Island) is the most mysterious island in Polynesia and perhaps the entire world. Discovered in 1722, Easter Island is home to nearly 1,000 strange monolithic statues known as Moai. Whether depicting ancient ancestors or alien visitors, very little is known about this strange ancient culture which disappeared due to civil war, diseases introduced by early European visitors and 19th-century slave raiding parties. What is entirely clear is that the island's ancient civilization lived in complete isolation for nearly 1,000 years and slowly depleted the island's natural resources. A visit to Easter Island is both eerie and enchanting, also raising questions about the future of our own planetary existence.
Fins- We always recommend renting fins, especially when swimming long distances. I used to be a huge cheapskate when it came to renting fins but trust me, they do make a difference. Rent fins that are not too tight but also not too loose. When swimming with fins, be mindful that you don't kick and knock over any corals. Check if your fins fit properly- ill fitting fins can make or break your snorkeling experience.
The small cottages, bungalows, single-family homes and two-storied apartments in the residential areas, were filled with college students from several local colleges, joined by a good number of sailors, retirees and middle-class families. Some of the bungalows built as tourist accommodations atop the cliffs on either side of Niagara Avenue are still in use as businesses and homes.[12]
The number one draw to Curacao is watersports, particularly diving and snorkeling. Warm waters showcase coral gardens and sunken ships that are an underwater delight. Must-see locations are the Mushroom Forest and the sunken Superior Producer freighter, along with the Blue Room cave. Snorkelers will find their heaven off Playa Lagun.Beachgoers will enjoy other popular beaches at Playa Porto Marie, CasAbao, and tranquil Blauwbaai. Willemstad is divided by St. Anna Bay. It can be crossed on Queen Emma, a floating pedestrian bridge, to see thepostcard-worthy Colonial Dutch buildings of the Punda side.KuráHulanda Museum is a solemn remembrance of the 18th-century African slave trade.
Though no dinosaurs are to be found, there is no escaping the enchanting feeling that Nuku Hiva, in the super remote Marquesas Islands of French Polynesia – resembles Jurassic Park. Maybe it's the fact that there's hardly anyone around, or maybe it's the fact that you thought such incredible natural beauty only existed in Hollywood productions – Nuku Hiva is dramatically beautiful beyond imagination. The few visitors who make the long journey to Nuku Hiva will spend their days hiking to hidden waterfalls and secluded beaches, exploring the island's ancient temples and natural wonders by 4X4, horseback or small boats, and meet the proud local Marquesans – whose rich history has developed over centuries of isolation.


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Villa financial bombshell can allow Celtic to swoop in for highly-experienced defender
Date: 6th June 2018 at 10:02am
Celtic should take advantage of the financial bombshell which has affected Aston Villa by making a move for the extremely experienced left-back Neil Taylor.
Villa are in desperate need of cash after failing to reach the Premier League last season, with Sky Sports News reporter Rob Dorsett claiming that there could well be a 'fire sale' of the club's best players, as they try to raise the money needed to prevent administration.
Understand Dr Xia is looking for inward investment and is prepared to sell #avfc for right price. Talks with HMRC ongoing. Administration a real concern – mainly cash flow problems in China. Insiders fear fire sale of best players. Poss biggest crisis in club's history.
— Rob Dorsett (@RobDorsettSky) June 6, 2018
A player like Taylor would be an ideal signing for the Hoops, as it would allow them to solve one of the problem areas of the squad, which has plagued Brendan Rodgers since he arrived at the club.
The 29-year-old Welsh international, who made 30 appearances for Villa last season, would provide competition at the left-back slot for Kieran Tierney, who has looked in danger of burnout after playing so much football in the last three seasons.
Taylor would be a far more capable replacement for Tierney than the likes of Calvin Miller and Callum McGregor, who have deputised for the Hoops left-back on previous occasions.
Perhaps if Brendan Rodgers wanted to experiment with playing Tierney in defence or midfield, it would be possible to do that as Taylor would fit into the back-line comfortably.
The only question seems to be would he be prepared to come to Scotland and perhaps not play every week? No doubt Rodgers would have an answer for that, should the question arise.
In other Celtic news, Neil Lennon has given an update on a potential Hoops transfer target


Cary was born on January 24, 1721, probably in Williamsburg. He was the son of the builder Henry Cary and his second wife, Ann Edwards Cary. He grew up in Williamsburg and at Ampthill, the elegant brick mansion that his father erected near the mouth of Falling Creek in the portion of Henrico County that in 1749 became Chesterfield County. Cary probably attended the College of William and Mary. He was handsome, strong, tall, and pugnacious. On September 21, 1742, his father deeded him 4,132 acres of valuable land in the part of Goochland County that in 1749 became Cumberland County. In 1744 Cary married Mary Randolph, of Turkey Island, in Henrico County. They had one son and eight daughters, several of whom died in infancy or childhood.
Cary was appointed a justice of the peace in Goochland County on April 22, 1747, and represented the county in the House of Burgesses in the two sessions of 1748 and 1749. Named to the new Cumberland County Court on April 27, 1749, he also became a vestryman of Southam Parish in December of that year. In 1750, after the death of his father, Cary moved to Ampthill and quickly became one of Chesterfield County's wealthiest and most important public men. He was appointed to the county court on June 15, 1750, on November 6, 1766, was named presiding judge, and by October 22, 1760, also became county lieutenant, or commander of the militia.
Cary erected an iron foundry near the site of the first ironworks established by the Virginia Company of London in the seventeenth century. He built a successful flour mill and other manufacturing enterprises at the James River landing called Warwick. In 1769 the General Assembly appointed Cary a trustee of the town of Warwick, which it expanded onto his property near Ampthill, and also of Manchester, a town lying across the James River from Richmond that became an important commercial and manufacturing center. Cary led early efforts to improve navigation on the Appomattox and James rivers and served on the committee that the assembly appointed in 1772 to attempt to extend the navigation of the upper Potomac River. He also kept a well-known stable of fine horses.
Between 1770 and 1774 Cary used his power as presiding justice of the county court to try to curtail Baptist activities. He fined or jailed Baptist exhorters who preached without a license, and after people crowded around the jail and the incarcerated ministers attempted to preach through the grated windows, Cary enclosed the jail with a brick wall. If Baptist ministers were whipped in Chesterfield County for preaching without a magistrate's permission, as some testimony suggests, it may have been with Cary's assent. In spite of, or perhaps because of, Cary's notorious persecution, the number of Baptists in the county increased rapidly during those years.
Cary represented Chesterfield County in the House of Burgesses from 1756 until the outbreak of the Revolution. Recognized as a man of ability, he took responsibility in the mid-1760s for managing the large supply of trade goods that the colony purchased in an attempt to ensure an alliance with western Indians. He became chairman of the Committee of Public Claims in November 1762 and retained that influential position through 1775. By the end of the 1760s he was routinely appointed to high-ranking positions on several of the other most important committees, including Privileges and Elections, Propositions and Grievances, and after 1769 the Committee for Religion.
Cary's rise to prominence reflected his intelligence and competence, but he was also allied through marriage and financial dealings with other leading burgesses. By the 1760s he was heavily in debt to John Robinson, the Speaker of the House and treasurer of the colony, who was not only the most powerful Virginia politician of the age but also the principal in the colony's largest financial scandal. Shortly before it became publicly known that Robinson owed the colony more than £100,000, Cary had sat on a House committee that reported that Robinson's treasury records were in good order. After the scandal became public, Cary was one of the men who spent decades attempting to pay off their loans and preserve their fiscal and personal integrity.
Cary's relationship with Peyton Randolph, who succeeded Robinson as Speaker, and with the younger generation of burgesses was equally strong but not tinged with financial dependency. In 1765 Cary opposed Patrick Henry's resolutions condemning the Stamp Act because he deemed them too inflammatory, but never thereafter did he fail to support the most energetic Virginia protests against Parliament. Cary signed the nonimportation associations adopted later in the 1760s and early in the 1770s, and in March 1773 he was appointed to the new Committee of Correspondence that the House of Burgesses created to coordinate Virginia's actions with those of the other colonies. He was elected to each of the five Revolutionary Conventions that met between August 1774 and July 1776.
During the convention in the summer of 1775 he was a member of nearly every important drafting committee and in August came within a few votes of being elected to the Committee of Safety that in effect governed Virginia for the next eleven months. Cary also served on every significant committee in the fourth convention during the winter of 1775–1776 and usually presided during debates in the committee of the whole. In the fifth convention, which assembled on May 6, 1776, he was one of the two or three most influential members. Cary regularly presided over the committee of the whole and chaired the committee appointed on May 15, 1776, to draft the Virginia Declaration of Rights and the first constitution of Virginia. The convention unanimously adopted both documents, as well as the resolution calling for independence from Great Britain.
During the Revolutionary War, Cary directed recruitment of soldiers and procurement of supplies in central Virginia, and he erected factories in Manchester and Richmond to produce gunpowder and rope. Ampthill became well known to Continental army officers who relied on Cary for advice and assistance or who stayed there while on duty in or in transit through Virginia. He was one of the commissioners named in 1779 to manage the move of the state government from Williamsburg to the new capital at Richmond, and he continued his staunch support of the Anglican Church even as the Revolution brought about its disestablishment as the official church in Virginia. Because Cary was a strongly opinionated man capable of enforcing his beliefs with violence, at least some of his contemporaries believed a story that Cary, after hearing a rumor that Patrick Henry might be appointed dictator of Virginia, swore to stab Henry to death.
In 1776 Cary was elected to the new Senate of Virginia to represent the counties of Amelia, Chesterfield, and Cumberland (and also Powhatan after 1778). At its first meeting on October 7 he was unanimously chosen Speaker, and each year thereafter through 1786 the senators reelected him to that office. The Senate's fragmentary surviving records make it uncertain whether the elections were all unanimous, but they probably were. Because of poor health Cary missed the October 1779 assembly session, when the members chose Nathaniel Harrison to preside in his stead. Again in the autumn of 1781 Cary was unable to attend, and Harrison was acting Speaker.
Scarcely known at all outside Virginia, Cary was in many respects the peer of the distinguished Virginians who gained international fame in the Continental Congress or on the battlefield during the Revolutionary War. Within Virginia his eminent status was undoubted. He may have owned more than 14,000 acres of land and more than 200 slaves during the 1780s. On paper Cary was a wealthy planter with valuable commercial and manufacturing enterprises at his command, but he suffered from a variety of economic problems. His Richmond mills were destroyed during the war, he had trouble collecting money owed to him, and he could not pay his British creditors. Because he was involved with many other men in large-scale partnerships, their similar financial situation created additional difficulties for him. In that, Cary was not in an unusual circumstance, but the range of his interests made the scale of his financial problems especially notable. As a Richmond merchant reported to Cary's close friend Thomas Jefferson after Cary's death, "no Gentleman of this Country in the memory of man ever left his affairs so distracted. The debts are immense. I had almost said innumerable. His family will be left very bare indeed."
Cary presided over the Senate of Virginia for the last time during the session that began on October 16, 1786. He served until at least November 21, so far as extant pay records show. He then became ill and returned home, and by or on December 7 the senators chose John Jones to succeed him.
Cary died at Ampthill on February 26, 1787. He may have been buried there, where a legend circulated as late as the early years of the twentieth century that his ghost occasionally appeared in the basement. No evidence of a grave was found when the mansion was moved during the winter of 1929–1930 to a site north of the James River in western Richmond.
January 24, 1721 - Archibald Cary is born, probably in Williamsburg.
September 21, 1742 - Henry Cary deeds his son, Archibald Cary, 4,132 acres of land in the part of Goochland County that later becomes Cumberland County.
1744 - Archibald Cary and Mary Randolph marry in Henrico County. They will have one son and eight daughters, several of whom die young.
April 22, 1747 - Archibald Cary is appointed a justice of the peace in Goochland County.
1748–1749 - Archibald Cary represents Goochland County during two sessions of the House of Burgesses.
April 27, 1749 - Archibald Cary is named to the new Cumberland County Court.
1750 - After the death of his father, Archibald Cary moves to Amphill, the family estate in Chesterfield County.
June 15, 1750 - Archibald Cary is appointed to the Chesterfield County Court.
1756–1775 - Archibald Cary represents Chesterfield County in the House of Burgesses.
October 22, 1760 - Archibald Cary becomes county lieutenant, or commander, of the militia in Chesterfield County.
November 1762 - Archibald Cary becomes chairman of the Committee of Public Claims in the House of Burgesses.
May 29, 1765 - Archibald Cary votes against Patrick Henry's Resolves on the Stamp Act, finding them too inflammatory.
November 6, 1766 - Archibald Cary is named presiding judge of the Chesterfield County Court.
1769 - The General Assembly appoints Archibald Cary a trustee of the towns of Warwick and Manchester.
1770–1774 - Archibald Cary uses his power as presiding justice of the Chesterfield County Court to try to curtail Baptist activities in the county.
1772 - Archibald Cary serves on a legislative committee appointed to attempt to extend the navigation of the upper Potomac River.
March 1773 - The House of Burgesses appoints Archibald Cary to the new Committee of Correspondence.
August 1774–July 1776 - Archibald Cary is elected to each of the five Revolutionary Conventions that meet in Virginia.
1776–1786 - Archibald Cary serves as Speaker of the Senate of Virginia.
May 15, 1776 - Archibald Cary chairs the committee appointed to draft the Virginia Declaration of Rights and the first constitution of Virginia.
1779 - Archibald Cary is one of the commissioners named by the General Assembly to manage the move of the state government from Williamsburg to the new capital at Richmond.
October 1779 - Nathaniel Harrison serves as acting Speaker of the Senate of Virginia due to Archibald Cary's poor health.
Autumn 1781 - Nathaniel Harrison serves as acting Speaker of the Senate of Virginia due to Archibald Cary's poor health.
October 16, 1786 - Archibald Cary presides over the Senate of Virginia for the last time.
November 21, 1786 - Archibald Cary ends his service in the Senate of Virginia.
February 26, 1787 - Archibald Cary dies at Ampthill, his estate in Chesterfield County.
Tarter, Brent. "Archibald Cary." In the Dictionary of Virginia Biography, Vol. 3, edited by Sara B. Bearss et al., 101–103. Richmond: Library of Virginia, 2006.
Tarter, B., & the Dictionary of Virginia Biography. Archibald Cary (1721–1787). (2016, November 21). In Encyclopedia Virginia. Retrieved from http://www.EncyclopediaVirginia.org/Cary_Archibald_1721-1787.
Tarter, Brent and the Dictionary of Virginia Biography. "Archibald Cary (1721–1787)." Encyclopedia Virginia. Virginia Foundation for the Humanities, 21 Nov. 2016. Web. READ_DATE.


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Prizes for Prints and the Pursuit of Knowledge in Early Modern Europe
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Prints and the Pursuit of Knowledge in Early Modern Europe
Susan Dackerman, Harvard University
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Prizes for Around the Block, Winter 2012 (Article)
Roland H. Bainton Prize in Art History [link]
Date: 10/1/2012 12:00:00 AM
Organization: The 16th Century Society [link]
Abstract: The Roland H. Bainton Book Prizes are named in honor of one of the most irenic church historians of the twentieth century. Roland H. Bainton was professor of church history at the seminary of Yale University for many years, the advisor of many Ph.D. students, the author of over a dozen important books, and an ardent supporter of early modern studies. Four prizes are awarded yearly for the best books written in English dealing with three categories within the time frame of 1450-1660: Art and Music History, History/Theology, Literature, and Reference Works. The prize-winning book in each category is chosen by a committee of three SCSC members appointed by the president of the SCSC who shall also designate one of the three to serve as chair.
International Fine Prints Dealers Association Annual Book Prize
Organization: IFPDA [link]
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'Wonka' 2023 cast and release date
Andrew Dupont Jan 15, 2023 5:43 pm Jan 15, 2023 5:43 pm
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One of the biggest movies to look forward to in 2023 is Wonka starring Timothée Chalamet. The Oscar nominated Chalamet has proven to be an incredibly talented young actor with accalimed roles in Call Me by Your Name, Dune, Beautiful Boy, and The King.
Chalamet is now taking on an iconic role created by Roald Dahl and previously portrayed by Gene Wilder and Johnny Depp. From other movies that have told the story of Willy Wonka, we know he's a man who's obsessed with sweet treats, adores his friendships with Oompa Loompas, and prefers living his life in a totally unconventional manner. What was he like before he became an adult, though? Here's what everyone should know about Wonka's release date and cast members.
When is Wonka's release date and who are the cast members?
The Paul King (Paddington) directed Wonka is projected to be released in theaters on December 15, 2023. If you're looking for fun winter plans around the end of 2023, checking out Wonka in theaters with your friends and family might be the ideal activity to fall back on.
Along with Chalamet, Wonka will also star Rowan Atkinson, Matt Lucas, Olivia Colman, Matthew Benton, Hugh Grant, Keegan Michael-Key, and Sally Hawkins. There's a lot to look forward to in Wonka with this all-star cast!
What will Wonka be about?
Where previous films featured Willy Wonka as an adult taking charge of a chocolate factory that plays host to visiting children, Wonka is a prequel that sheds light on what Willy was like as a youngster. This will include how Wonka crossed paths with the Oompa Loompas for the first time at the beginning of his adventurous life.
Early images from Wonka has shown Chalamet decked out in a purple coat with a brown top hat and a patterned scarf. This means that Wonka will already be dressed up in similar outfits that we remember and recognize him wearing as an adult in movies Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
A prequel that focuses on the development of such a unique and interesting character like Willy Wonka will be a treat. There is a reason why he grew up to be such an odd and eccentric outcast. Leaning about his diehard obsession with candy and sweet desserts will especially be something to watch.


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La brianite è un minerale. Chimicamente si tratta di un fosfato di formula Na2CaMg(PO4)2.

È stato chiamato in questo nome in onore di Brian Harold Mason, pioniere nello studio delle meteoriti.

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