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Sean Dennis, CEO of the United States Bomb Technician Association, had plenty of reasons to smile on Thursday.
Maryland Housing & Community Development Secretary Kenneth C. Holt, joined by Maryland Commerce Secretary Kelly Schulz, announced a $250,000 grant to the Military Alliance Council that will go toward the renovation of USBTA's planned Maryland Technology Center (MTC) at Indian Head to attract new businesses and more jobs.
The mission of the USBTA is to provide training opportunities with emerging technologies, and encourage the sharing of resources, ideas, and experiences between bomb disposal specialists, academics, innovators, and industry partners.
The USBTA facility is under construction at the site of a former shopping center outside the main gate of Naval Support Activity South Potomac in Indian Head and across the street from the College of Southern Maryland's Velocity Center.
Also on Thursday, the USBTA and CSM signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signifying a partnership between the two organizations that will bolster economic growth in Southern Maryland.
Along with Dennis, Holt and Schulz, Thursday's events featured CSM President Dr. Maureen Murphy, as well as the Maryland Senator Arthur Ellis and Delegate Edith Patterson, Mayor Paulin of the town of Indian Head, Charles County Commissioner President Reuben Collins and Commissioner Tomasina Coates of this district, and NSWCIHD Technical Director Mr. Ashley Johnson.
The MTC, a first-of-its-kind facility, will unite leading academic, industry and government organizations to develop new technology to support the Naval Surface Warfare Center, FBI, DHS and more than 3,000 bomb techs and public safety personnel at home and abroad.
Meanwhile, CSM's Velocity Center is designed to be a collaborative environment where students can interact with Navy scientists and industry leaders to conduct unclassified research and pursue innovative solutions as well as attend community workshops.
Both are expected to create high-paying, technology-focused jobs in Charles County as four additional technology businesses announced on Thursday their plans to sign on to have a presence at the MTC this fall.
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Five of 50 'lost' Indian amphibian species rediscovered news
Conservationists announced yesterday that the bubble nest frog, last seen in 1937 has been rediscovered along the western coast of India.
According to S D Biju, programme coordinator, the bubble nest frog is one of five species ''rediscovered'', after earlier having been listed under the category: ''Lost!
Amphibians of India'' programme which started out looking for 50, three months ago.
The bubble nest, or Chalazodes, is a critically endangered species, which is believed, to skip the free swimming tadpole stage while completing the development inside the egg.
The dot frog (Ramanella anamalaiensis) among the four other species, was rediscovered after 73 years in Parambikulam, Kerala, according to researchers. It has been named after the Annamalai Hills in the Southwestern Ghats where it was discovered and last seen in 1937.
It was not even a confirmed species as the original specimen was lost, but it is listed as data-deficient. The narrow-mouthed frog makes loud calls from marshy areas during the monsoon, hiding for the rest of the year, under stones and logs on the forest floor or in tree holes.
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New campaign highlights falls from height
Date: 18 April, 2019
A campaign has been launched to highlight the life-changing impact that falls from height can have, not just on the injured person but on their loved ones.
The Get a Grip safety campaign, from The Ladder Association and The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA), features Abbi Taylor, whose father Jason Anker was paralysed after a fall from height when she was aged just three, and who talks openly about how her life with him has been profoundly affected.
The aim of the campaign is to raise awareness of the importance of using ladders and stepladders safely, both at work and at home, reducing accidents and the heartache they cause for everyone. As part of an awareness-raising video and leaflet, Abbi talks about how her dad could not walk her down the aisle or dance with her on her wedding day, or play with or babysit his young granddaughter. She said: "It's hard to talk about how my dad's fall has impacted our lives, but I felt it was so important to get that message out – there are real-world consequences of your actions when using ladders incorrectly. My dad was lucky, as he got to see me grow up; there are many families out there who have a hole where one of their loved ones should have been, because they had a fall."
Falls are the biggest cause of hospital admissions from accidents and falls from height are the single biggest cause of injury in the workplace, with 29,000 people reporting such an injury over the past five years.
Gail Hounslea at The Ladder Association said: "Everyone involved in this campaign has been overwhelmed by Abbi's story. There's always a focus on the impact of an accident on the injured party themselves, but what we often forget is the impact on those connected with them. Behind every person who falls from height is a family, friends and colleagues who will all be affected in some way. Abbi's story is a powerful one which we hope will hit home with those who use ladders both for work and at home. We are immensely grateful to her for being a part of this campaign."
The All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Working at Height has recently published an inquiry report regarding falls from height. Amongst other things, the report draws on testimony of victims and their families, and seeks to draw out best practice from industry to improve the figures around serious injuries and fatalities in the workplace as a result of falls from height.
For tips on working at height safely, check out the Get a Grip campaign website.
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Graduation Ceremony LL.M Class 2022 - Closing remarks of Mr. Jayantilal M. Karia
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UNICRI's Headquarters in Turin, Italy, will set the stage at 5 p.m. CET on Friday 9 July to honor the Class 2021 of the Master of Laws (LL.M) in Transnational Crime and Justice.
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The development of modern technologies along with the acceleration of globalization and increasing inequalities are generating new paradigms and unpredictable risks. This has huge impact on populations all over the world.
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Launching of the 2018 LL.M in Transnational Crime and Justice The new edition of the Master of Laws in Transnational Crime and Justice (LL.M) will be presented on 12 February 2018 at the UN Campus in Turin.
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The Seminar, organized in cooperation with the Office of the Public Counsel for the Defence of the International Criminal Court, presents a unique opportunity for lawyers interested in the practice of international criminal law whether in national
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[ARCHIVED] RITA ROY TAKES OFFICE AS CHAIR OF THE NORTH CAROLINA SENIOR GAMES BOARD OF DIRECTORS
RALEIGH – Rita A. Roy, Director of Pitt County Community Schools and Recreation, has been unanimously elected Chair of the North Carolina Senior Games, Inc. Board of Directors. Ms. Roy, a former athlete at Mount Olive College and an alumnus of East Carolina University, has been a longtime advocate of grassroots health and wellness programs for seniors and an outstanding leader in community service and wellness organizations in Pitt County and across North Carolina. As one of the very first volunteers for the implementation of Senior Games in our state, Rita Roy has invested over thirty (30) years of her life's work to improving the health of older persons in our state. She has been involved since "Day One" of the NC Senior Games organization and has served in numerous roles – as founder of the Four Seasons Senior Games in Hendersonville; as a State Finals Event Manager; as the chair of the Sports Management Team, responsible for updating rules, policies and regulations for senior athletes; as a presenter on topics related to health for older adults; and as a leader in the promotion of the statewide SilverArts program.
Her willingness to promote Senior Games and to lead the Board of Directors is a tremendous asset to North Carolina Senior Games and to the health of persons age fifty (50) and better throughout North Carolina. Brad Allen, President and Executive Director of NCSG noted, "Rita Roy, without question, has distinguished herself in our state as one of the most dedicated, committed and hard-working persons in the Senior Games movement. She brings passion, energy and insight to all that she does and encourages others around her to be the best they can be, in terms of holistic wellness. Through her tremendous work ethic, she has accomplished much, both personally and professionally. Her unanimous election as Chair of the Board of Directors is a true testament to her abilities and long history of service to others."
North Carolina Senior Games, Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing year-round health promotion and education for adults 50 years of age and better. NCSG is sponsored statewide by the North Carolina Division of Aging and Adult Services. For more information regarding NCSG, please contact Brad Allen, President and Executive Director at (919) 851-5456.
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GRIN Articles > Gila River Indian Community moves forward with Arizona DCP with assurances that HB2476 will not be reintroduced
Gila River Indian Community moves forward with Arizona DCP with assurances that HB2476 will not be reintroduced
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Sacaton, Arizona. On Feb. 22, elected officials of the Gila River Indian Community, including the Governor, Lt. Governor and several Council members, determined that the Community had received sufficient assurances that HB 2476 was "dead" and that the Community could re-engage in the effort to finalize the Arizona Drought Contingency Plan Implementation Plan. Community elected officials came to this determination after meetings with Speaker Pro Tem T.J. Shope, and House Minority Leader Charlene Fernandez and Senator Lisa Otondo.
Due to unjustified attacks on the Community through the Arizona legislative process in the form of HB 2476, earlier this week the Community informed the Chairs of the Arizona DCP Steering Committee that if the Arizona legislature continued its consideration of HB 2476, the Community would have no choice but to withdraw from the Arizona Drought Contingency Implementation Plan altogether.
Based on the assurances received at today's meetings, especially those from Speaker Pro Tem Shope, the Community officials determined that HB 2476 is dead and as a result that the Community is able to move forward with the Arizona DCP Implementation Plan despite this unwarranted attack on the Community.
Speaking for the Community, Governor Stephen R. Lewis stated, "On behalf of the Community, I want to thank Rep. Shope and Rep. Fernandez for making the effort to come and speak with us directly about this very troubling attack on our Community. They listened carefully to our concerns, and Rep. Shope assured us he would take them back to the Legislature to help others understand why we perceived this legislation as highly inappropriate and an attack on our Community.
He also provided us with very solid assurances that this legislation is truly dead and that there would be no further consideration of it, as did Rep. Fernandez. Their word on this is what we need to confirm this legislation is truly not moving forward and I am pleased that the Community will be able to rejoin the State's efforts to get DCP over the finish line."
Rep. Shope said, "As one of the members representing the Community, and a member of House leadership, I believed it was essential to come and meet with Community leaders and hear their concerns. I was pleased to provide them with the assurances that I have received from the Speaker, and my own, which I believe make clear that this bill is truly dead and will not be raised again this legislative session."
Rep. Fernandez stated, "I completely understand why the Community would have viewed this bill as the attack that it was. It is not only bad policy, but an abuse of our legislative process, and I was pleased to commit to the Community's leaders the support of my caucus in fighting this legislation if it ever is brought back up, which I do not think will happen."
Senator Otondo confirmed the Senate Democratic Caucus position in opposition to the bill, and sympathized with the Community, stating "I completely understand why the Community and its members would be outraged at this kind of unwarranted attack. From what I know, far from being the bad actor that they were portrayed to be, they are actually the wronged party.
While most of the farmers in the Upper Valley are doing all they can to work with Community and the Community is cooperating with them, there is a small group that simply won't pay attention to the law of the Gila River. I think the Community is fully within its rights to try to get them to comply with the law, and I would be disappointed if they didn't."
Governor Lewis concluded, "This meeting was a critical turning point in Arizona's DCP and Rep. Shope and Rep. Fernandez, and Sen. Otondo, all deserve great credit for taking this important step to reach out to us and hear our concerns and assure us of their continued support. It is this kind of leadership that will help us all move DCP over the finish line. This was an unfortunate chapter in this historic effort, but we will now do all we can to put this in the rear view mirror, and move forward together."
The purpose of HB 2476 is ostensibly to repeal a cardinal principal of Arizona water law, the so-called "use it or lose it" rule codified in the State's very first water code as a rule of forfeiture. Under the forfeiture statute any water right holder who does not use his water rights for an uninterrupted period of five years, without a legitimate excuse specified in the statute, can be found to have forfeited that right.
This "use it or lose it" principle is an essential element of the water codes across the arid West, and appears in 16 different state water codes in almost the same form. If HB 2476 were enacted, Arizona would become the first and only state in the West to repeal such a forfeiture statute.
On February 19, 2019, a hearing was held on HB 2476. While the hearing was supposed to focus on the forfeiture statute and its effect on certain water users, the testimony and questions instead focused on the Community's actions in federal district court to legitimately enforce its settlement and to protect its water rights under its settlement.
Most of the witnesses who testified actually stated in open testimony that they were concerned for their "hot" land farming practices, a term that refers to a practice of illegally using water from the Gila River, water to which the Community has a clear and superior right.
The misstatements made during the testimony and questions posed made it very clear that this hearing was intended to be a form of "show trial" for the Community, whose real purpose could only have been to somehow intimidate the Community into not enforcing its rights. At the end of the hearing, the proponent of HB 2476 asked that his bill be "held" so that he could review its legality and perhaps refine it so it could perhaps be raised again at a future time, leaving the Community with no clear indication as to whether the bill would move forward or not.
This decision to hold HB 2476 put the Community in an untenable position, as it could not proceed with its participation with DCP until this issue was clearly put to rest. Today's meetings provided the Community with an opportunity to discuss directly with key members of the Arizona Legislature whether this legislation is for all intents and purposes "dead" for this session.
In the meeting with the Rep. Shope, as a member of House leadership he was able to convey to Community tribal leadership that Speaker Bowers had assured Rep. Shope that the Speaker did not intend to take any further action to move HB 2476 forward this session.
In addition Rep. Shope also assured Community leaders that even if Speaker Bowers might decide to move the legislation forward, Rep. Shope would himself vote against it on the floor. During the meeting, Community leaders made clear why they felt HB 2476 was a purposeful attack on the Community and how the hearing had completely misrepresented the Community's legitimate actions and efforts to enforce its water settlement rights,. Rep. Shope offered to take these concerns back to the legislature to help educate other members on this issue.
In a separate meeting with the Democratic House Minority Leader, Rep. Charlotte Fernandez, and with Sen. Lisa Otondo, they both reiterated their caucuses' support for the Community in its opposition to this unjustified attack in the form of legislation.
In a separate decision, Community leaders authorized its water team to continue its efforts to protect the Community's water settlement and to enforce the Community's rights as and when necessary.


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O Radiotelescópio de Arecibo ou Telescópio de Arecibo ou Observatório de Arecibo era um radiotelescópio refletor esférico de 305 m (1 000 pés) construído em um sumidouro natural no Observatório de Arecibo localizado perto de Arecibo, Porto Rico. Um receptor orientável montado por cabo e vários transmissores de radar para emitir sinais foram montados 150 m (492 pés) acima do prato. Concluído em novembro de 1963, o Telescópio de Arecibo foi o maior telescópio de abertura única do mundo por 53 anos, até ser superado em julho de 2016 pelo Telescópio Esférico de Abertura de Quinhentos metros (FAST) em Guizhou, China.

O Telescópio Arecibo foi usado principalmente para pesquisas em radioastronomia, ciência atmosférica e astronomia de radar, bem como para programas de busca por inteligência extraterrestre (SETI). Cientistas que desejam usar o observatório enviaram propostas que foram avaliadas por árbitros científicos independentes. A NASA também usou o telescópio para programas de detecção de objetos próximos à Terra. O observatório, financiado principalmente pela National Science Foundation (NSF) com apoio parcial da NASA, foi administrado pela Universidade Cornell desde sua conclusão em 1963 até 2011, após o que foi transferido para uma parceria liderada pela SRI International. Em 2018, um consórcio liderado pela University of Central Florida assumiu a operação da instalação.

O design único e futurista do telescópio levou a várias aparições em filmes, jogos e produções de televisão, como para a cena de luta clímax no filme de James Bond GoldenEye (1995). Ele está listado no Registro Nacional de Locais Históricos dos EUA desde 2008. O centro foi nomeado um marco do IEEE em 2001.

Desde 2006, a NSF reduziu seu compromisso de financiamento para o observatório, levando os acadêmicos a exigir apoio financeiro adicional para continuar seus programas. O telescópio foi danificado pelo furacão Maria em 2017 e foi afetado por terremotos em 2019 e 2020. Duas rupturas de cabo, uma em agosto de 2020 e a segunda em novembro de 2020, ameaçaram a integridade estrutural da estrutura de suporte da plataforma suspensa e danificaram a antena. Devido à incerteza sobre a resistência restante dos outros cabos que sustentam a estrutura suspensa e ao risco de colapso devido a novas falhas tornando os reparos perigosos, a NSF anunciou em 19 de novembro de 2020 que o telescópio seria desativado e desmontado, com o rádio telescópio e instalação LIDAR permanecendo operacionais. Antes que pudesse ser desativado, vários dos cabos de suporte restantes sofreram uma falha crítica e a estrutura de suporte, antena e conjunto de cúpula caíram na antena às 7h55, horário local, em 1° de dezembro, 2020, destruindo o telescópio.

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A principal estrutura do telescópio tinha a forma de uma calota esférica 1 000 pés (305 m) de diâmetro com um 869 pés (265 m) de raio de curvatura. A superfície da estrutura era feita de 38 778 painéis de alumínio perfurados, cada um com cerca de 3 por 7 pés (1 por 2 m), suportados por uma malha de cabos de aço.

O telescópio tinha três transmissores de radar, com potências isotrópicas irradiadas efetivas (EIRPs) de 22 TW (contínuo) a 2 380 MHz, 3,2 TW (pico de pulso) a 430 MHz, e 200 MW a 47 MHz, também como uma instalação de modificação ionosférica operando em 5,1 e 8 175 MHz.

A estrutura permanecia estacionária, enquanto os receptores e transmissores foram movidos para o ponto focal adequado do telescópio para mirar no alvo desejado. Como um espelho esférico, o foco do refletor está ao longo de uma linha ao invés de em um ponto. Como resultado, alimentações de linha complexas foram implementadas para realizar observações, com cada alimentação de linha cobrindo uma banda de frequência estreita medindo 10-45 MHz. Um número limitado de alimentações de linha pode ser usado a qualquer momento, limitando a flexibilidade do telescópio.

O receptor estava em uma plataforma de 820 toneladas (900 toneladas curtas) suspensa 150 m (492 pés) acima do prato por 18 cabos principais que corriam de três torres de concreto armado (seis cabos por torre), uma de 111 m (365 pés) de altura e as outras duas com 81 m (265 pés) de altura, colocando seus topos na mesma elevação. Cada cabo principal era um feixe de 160 fios de 8 cm (3,1 pol.) De diâmetro, com o feixe pintado e ar seco continuamente soprado para evitar a corrosão devido ao clima tropical úmido. A plataforma tinha uma pista giratória em forma de arco de 93 m (305 pés) de comprimento, carregando as antenas receptoras e refletores secundários e terciários. Isso permitiu ao telescópio observar qualquer região do céu em um cone de 40 graus de visibilidade sobre o zênite local (entre -1 e 38 graus de declinação). A localização de Porto Rico perto do Trópico Norte permitiu que o telescópio Arecibo visse os planetas do Sistema Solar na metade norte de sua órbita. O tempo de luz de ida e volta para objetos além de Saturno é maior do que o tempo de 2,6 horas que o telescópio poderia rastrear uma posição celestial, evitando observações de radar de objetos mais distantes.

Colapso
Em 19 de novembro de 2020, a National Science Foundation (NSF) anunciou a desativação da antena parabólica do Observatório depois que os danos na instalação se tornaram muito perigosos para consertar.

Finalmente em 1 de dezembro de 2020, a plataforma de equipamentos do radiotelescópio desabou, caindo de uma altura de 140 metros e danificando o domo da antena.

Pesquisa e descobertas

Muitas descobertas científicas foram feitas com o observatório. Em 7 de abril de 1964, logo após seu início de operação, a equipe de Gordon Pettengill usou-o para determinar que o período de rotação de Mercúrio não era de 88 dias, como se pensava anteriormente, mas de apenas 59 dias. Em 1968, a descoberta da periodicidade do Pulsar do Caranguejo (33 milissegundos) por Richard V. E. Lovelace e outros forneceu a primeira evidência sólida de que estrelas de nêutrons existem. Em 1974, Hulse e Taylor descobriram o primeiro pulsar binário PSR B1913 + 16, uma realização pela qual receberam mais tarde o Prêmio Nobel de Física. Em 1982, o primeiro pulsar de milissegundo, PSR B1937+21, foi descoberto por Donald C. Backer, Shrinivas Kulkarni, Carl Heiles, Michael Davis e Miller Goss. Este objeto gira 642 vezes por segundo e, até a descoberta do PSR J1748-2446ad em 2005, foi identificado como o pulsar de rotação mais rápida.

Em 1980, Arecibo fez a primeira observação de radar de um cometa ao detectar com sucesso o cometa Encke. Em agosto de 1989, o observatório fotografou diretamente um asteróide pela primeira vez na história: 4769 Castalia. No ano seguinte, o astrônomo polonês Aleksander Wolszczan fez a descoberta do pulsar PSR B1257+12, que mais tarde o levou a descobrir seus três planetas em órbita. Estes foram os primeiros planetas extrasolares descobertos. Em 1994, John Harmon usou o Arecibo Radio Telescope para mapear a distribuição de gelo nas regiões polares de Mercúrio.

Em janeiro de 2008, a detecção de moléculas prebióticas metanimina e cianeto de hidrogênio foi relatada a partir de medições de espectroscopia de rádio do observatório da galáxia distante Arp 220 em uma explosão estelar.

De janeiro de 2010 a fevereiro de 2011, os astrônomos Matthew Route e Aleksander Wolszczan detectaram explosões de emissão de rádio da anã marrom T6.5 2MASS J10475385 + 2124234. Esta foi a primeira vez que a emissão de rádio foi detectada de uma anã T, que tem linhas de absorção de metano em sua atmosfera. É também a anã marrom mais fria (a uma temperatura de ~ 900 K) a partir da qual a emissão de rádio foi observada. As explosões de rádio altamente polarizadas e altamente energéticas indicaram que o objeto tem um campo magnético de força > 1,7 kG e atividade magnética semelhante ao planeta Júpiter e ao Sol.

A mensagem de Arecibo
Em 1974, a mensagem de Arecibo, uma tentativa de comunicação com vida extraterrestre em potencial, foi transmitida do radiotelescópio para o aglomerado globular Messier 13,, a cerca de 25 000 anos-luz de distância. O padrão de 1 679 bits de 1s e 0s definiu uma imagem de bitmap de 23 por 73 pixels que incluía números, bonecos, fórmulas químicas e uma imagem crua do telescópio.

Projetos SETI e METI
Busca por inteligência extraterrestre (SETI) é a busca por vida extraterrestre ou tecnologias avançadas. O SETI tem como objetivo responder à pergunta "Estamos sozinhos no Universo?" escaneando os céus em busca de transmissões de civilizações inteligentes em outros lugares de nossa galáxia.

Em comparação, METI (mensagens para inteligência extraterrestre) refere-se à busca ativa pela transmissão de mensagens.

Arecibo é a fonte de dados para o SETI@home e Astropulse computação distribuída projetos apresentados pelo Laboratório de Ciências Espaciais na Universidade da Califórnia, Berkeley, e foi usado para observações do Projeto Phoenix do Instituto SETI. O projeto de computação distribuída Einstein@Home encontrou mais de 20 pulsares nos dados de Arecibo.

Outros usos
Experimentos de astronomia terrestre em Arecibo incluíram o experimento Coqui 2, apoiado pela NASA O telescópio também tinha originalmente usos para inteligência militar, incluindo a localização de instalações de radar soviéticas por meio da detecção de seus sinais refletidos na lua.

Ocorreram operações de rádio amador limitadas, usando o salto da lua ou comunicação Terra-Lua-Terra, em que os sinais de rádio direcionados à Lua são refletidos de volta para a Terra. A primeira dessas operações foi de 13 a 14 de junho de 1964, usando a chamada KP4BPZ. Cerca de uma dúzia de contatos bidirecionais foram feitos em 144 e 432 MHz. Em 3 e 24 de julho de 1965, KP4BPZ foi novamente ativado em 432 MHz, fazendo aproximadamente 30 contatos em 432 MHz durante os slots de tempo limitados disponíveis. Para esses testes, um gravador de instrumentação de banda muito larga capturou um grande segmento da largura de banda de recepção, permitindo a verificação posterior de outros indicativos de estação de amador. Não eram contatos bidirecionais. De 16 a 18 de abril de 2010, novamente, o Arecibo Amateur Radio Club KP4AO conduziu uma atividade lunar usando a antena. Em 10 de novembro de 2013, o KP4AO Arecibo Radioamador Clube realizou uma Ativação Comemorativa dos Cinquenta Anos, com duração de sete horas em 14 250 MHz SSB, sem o uso da antena parabólica principal.

Ver também
 Five hundred meter Aperture Spherical Telescope
 Mensagem de Arecibo
 Atacama Large Millimeter Array

Ligações externas

Radiotelescópios
Arecibo
Edifícios e estruturas terminadas em 1963
SETI
2020 na ciência
Desastres em 2020

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Q: Looping vue object in express/sql I have a form that adds a project with x number of persons.
I'm using Nuxt with express and MySQL database.
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  var sql = "INSERT INTO project (name, startDate, endDate) VALUES ('"+req.body.projectName+"', '"+req.body.projectStart+"', '"+req.body.projectEnd+"'); INSERT INTO persons (projectID, name, workHours) VALUES (LAST_INSERT_ID(), '"+req.body.persons[0].personName+"', '"+req.body.persons[0].personHours+"')";
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The persons is a vue object persons: [{ personName: '', personHours: '' }], that can be filled in  the form.
So since its persons[0] now, it only adds the first item to the database.
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GOD SAVE THE KING was DiCillo's first sync sound film when he was in NYU film school. Back in 1977, student films were shot on real film and the move from silent to sound was considered a huge step. The original 16 mm print was recently discovered in a box under a bed in the basement of a juvenile correctional institution near Miami.
DiCillo wrote and directed the film, starring Liz Roker, Jay McCormack and Joe d'Angerio in his 2nd year at NYU. It was loosely based on an incident that had happened to him one steamy August night a few months earlier. The punk movement was in full spasm. For some performance photos needed for the film he went to CBGB's one afternoon and they let him shoot Joe and Jay on the stage for 20 minutes.
After graduation DiCillo decided for some reason to scrape some money together and re-edit the film. He added titles, did a sound mix and made something that was almost unheard of for an ex NYU student with no job–a real 16mm print.
Eight years later when he submitted his first screenplay Johnny Suede to the National Endowment for the Arts, DiCillo sent the print of God Save The King as an example of his work. They gave him $25,000.
A year later he submitted the Johnny Suede screenplay to the Sundance Director's Lab. Once again, he sent this only print of God Save The King as a directing sample. He got accepted.
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4.6 Each sub-group of a public services board must include at least one member or deputy of the board, who will chair the sub-group, and can include any invited participant or other partner.
agree that the board merges or collaborates with another public services board.
4.8 The aims of each sub-group will be determined by the Board when the sub-group is established.
4.9 Each sub-group will prepare terms of reference and the Chair of the sub-group will submit them to the Board for approval.
5.1 Board decisions, for example the agreement of the assessment of local well-being and the local well-being plan, are only valid when made jointly and unanimously by all members and with all members in attendance.
limited to the statutory members only.
members equally. Contributions will be reviewed and agreed by the Board as required.
7.1 The Board's will engage in a purposeful relationship with the people and communities in the area, including children and young people, Welsh-speakers and those with protected characteristics, in all aspects of its work.
Open meetings to members of the public at appropriate times to observe and to ask questions about any substantive agenda item.
Invite interested parties to make presentations to the Board on any items that are being considered. The Board will take care, however, to ensure the propriety and impartiality of the board's processes and be alive to the risks of any perception arising that a particular group is being afforded excessive access to, or influence over a board's deliberations.
The Board will take additional steps outside of meetings to ensure that the public voice is heard and helps to shape both the well-being assessment and well-being plan. This is expected to include consultation exercises and opportunities for people to raise and debate ideas through online and offline engagement arrangements.
The Board will be mindful that PSB is subject to scrutiny through the Council's Scrutiny Committee(s) and this process provides a further route for public engagement.
8.1 The Board will be subject to scrutiny by the designated local government scrutiny committee of the local authorities. A joint scrutiny panel will be developed to undertake this work across Anglesey and Gwynedd.
9.1.1 While the Board must review these terms of reference at the mandatory meeting, the Board may review, and agree to amend it at any time as long as all statutory members agree.
(e) Provides staff, goods, services or accommodation to another board.
1. The Boards will agree to collaborate as a part of one Board. The mandatory meeting will be separate meeting.
2. The Board will elect a Chair that is eligible to Chair both the Boards independently and therefore can Chair the joint meetings.
3. A Well-being Assessment will be published separately for the Anglesey local authority area and the Gwynedd local authority area. Both assessments will follow the same order as each other.
4. A Well-being Plan will be published separately for the Anglesey local authority area and the Gwynedd local authority area. Both plans will follow the same order as each other.
5. An Annual Progress Report will be published separately for the Anglesey local authority area and the Gwynedd local authority area. Both reports will follow the same order as each other.
6. The planning and preparation of the assessments, plans and annual reports will be led by the Anglesey and Gwynedd Joint Public Service Board.
7. The objectives set out in the plans, will be objectives that promote the well-being of the communities within Anglesey and Gwynedd and have to be agreed unanimously by the statutory partners of the Anglesey and Gwynedd Joint Public Services Board. The Anglesey and Gwynedd Joint Public Services Board will place emphasis and priorities issues that are of common concern in both counties and will address these issues in collaboration across the two counties.
8. The assessments, plans and annual reports will be approved by the individual Boards but these meetings will be arranged on the same date and following each other in time. Representative who sit only on one Board will attend both meetings, but as observers only during the meeting of the Board that they are not members of it.
9. The funding for the management and administration support for the Boards will be shared equally between Anglesey County Council and Gwynedd County Council as is required by the Act.
10. The required resource for the implementation of the agreed objectives will be agreed by all the statutory partners once the objectives have been set.


Adventists believe a Trinity of three persons, the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit, make up one God. They made salvation possible when Jesus, the Son, came to earth as a baby in Bethlehem and lived a sinless life in accordance with the Father's will. When Jesus was crucified for the sins of the people of the world and arose from the dead on the third day, victory was won for everyone.
Adventists believe that God is concerned with the quality of human life, and that everything - the way we live, eat, speak, think, treat each other, and care for the world around us - is a part of His plan. Our families, our children, our jobs, our talents, our money, and our time are all important to Him.
We believe that sin entered this world when Adam and Eve were unwilling to follow God's instructions. When man sinned, he gave dominion of this world over to Satan and man became powerless and hopeless. However, God intervened, and put hatred between man and Satan, allowing us to be drawn toward our Creator God. Since that time, all humans have been born with a sinful nature, an inclination toward sin that separates us from God, the source of all life, resulting in our eternal death. We must each make a decision to either continue on in our natural inclination to sin, or to trust in God to help us to live as He designed us to live. (Genesis 3; 1 Corinthians 15:21-22, Romans 7:14-24).
We believe that Jesus' life, death, and resurrection are the central theme of the entire Bible. It is because of who Jesus is (God), how He lived (without sin), why He died (to pay the penalty for our sin), and how He took up His life again at the resurrection, that we are given the opportunity to choose life rather than death. In the Cross, God gives us the invitation to escape death and to live fully and freely.
We believe that Christ ascended to heaven in a cloud after his resurrection. We believe that Jesus is coming back a second time with glory and power in the same manner as he ascended. It will be a very bright and noisy event so much so that every eye will see Him and even the ears of his followers who have died will hear His call, and we all will join Him in the clouds.
It may seem a little unusual that we have our services on Saturday instead of Sunday. Allow me to tell you a little story to help you understand this unique practice.
Jesus illustrated the awesome power of the Sabbath while He was here on this earth. He wanted to show us that the Sabbath was made for man and not man for the Sabbath. He wanted to show us the true intention of the Sabbath, the true purpose of the Sabbath. You see God's people had made up all kinds of laws and rules about what to do and not to do on the Sabbath day – even to the point of how far you could walk or how heavy a package you could carry! They had truly been making up commandments of men and making people believe they were doctrines from God. But they weren't! In an effort to "obey" or "keep" the Sabbath they had lost the whole point of the Sabbath. What is the point of the Sabbath that Jesus intentionally taught? That the Sabbath was a special day meant for healing! Yes, healing – spiritual healing, physical healing, emotional healing, relational healing! It is a day for God to make us whole, forgive our sins, and free us from the power and result of sin in our lives. God wants to heal you on His Sabbath day.
We believe that one day soon we will have the opportunity to go and live with God in Heaven (John 14:1-3). At this time we will get to be in God's presence all the time! "Now the dwelling of God is with men, and He will live with them. They will be His people, and God himself will be with them and be their God." (Revelation 21:3). In the new earth, we will assemble with those from other worlds to worship Him each Sabbath (Isaiah 66:23). Won't that be awesome!
Why do we worship on Saturday?


since my company had the need to add baseline calculation to some custom metrics, i developed this cartridge that allows a Foglight Administrator to do exactly so in an intuitive way using a GUI.
It also allows the Administrator to see what Baseline Policies are already configured in the Management Server.
I thought of sharing it with the community hoping it might be useful to others.
I would really like to have your feedback, so please let me know what do you think of it, and if you have any kind of suggestion about it.
Be aware that not all the metrics are suitable for Baseline Calculation, and that you may review carefully what metrics you add since the calculations can increase the load on the FMS.
This Cartridge is provided "AS IS" and is not supported by Quest Software, all request for support regarding this cartridge should be directed to me.
For any question, support or bugfix request I can be contacted through the community, you can find my email address in my profile.
This Cartridge allows Foglight Administrators to manage the Baseline Policies for the calculations of Baselines by the IntelliProfile Engine.
It allows to add a Baseline calculation to a TopologyType/metric and to delete a Baseline Policy only if it has been created by the user.
The cartridge can be installed normally as any other cartrdige by deploying it to the Foglight Management Server.
It requires at least version 5.5.8.14 of the IntelliProfile cartridge.
Thanks to Mr. David Fernandez for the insight on how baseline policies worked and how to manipulate them.
Hi! Could send cartridge to street-ag@yandex.ru? I'd like to use it with Cartridge for Active Directory, hope it's possible.
Link at this page was broken due site migration.
I have re-attached it to the post - so the link should work again.
Be aware that the cartridge is a bit old and I'm not sure if it will work properly with the latest FMS version. Please test it by yourself before you hand over to your customer.
If you have problems downloading it, let me know.
Thank you! It seems like work for me.


The 18th Annual Northwest Pennsylvania Grazing Conference was held on Thursday, March 19, 2015 at the Zion Church in Clarion. This event was presented by Headwaters RC&D Council & Charitable Trust, USDA-NRCS, Clearfield County Conservation District, Jefferson County Conservation District, Penn State Extension, Foundations for PA Watersheds, Dean's Dairy, and PA Grazing Lands Conservation Initiative. This year's conference was well attended with over 200 in attendance.
"Finding more $Green$ In Your Grazing" was the main topic for this event. Paul & Phyllis Van Amburgh - farmers and consultants, were the event's keynote speakers. They discussed the exploration of Epigenetics, Holistic Management, Grazing and Soil health to help see where your profit might be hiding.
- Russ Wilson - Multi-Species Livestock Producer, presented on stockpiled forage benefits for small farms in terms of profitability, soil health, and livestock well-being.
- Bonita Whalen - Kencove Fence Supply Product Specialist, talked about the proper way to ground a fence charger, and choosing the correct sized charger for your fence.
- Dr. Jonathan Campbell - Penn State University Extension Meat Specialist, discussed the issues related to niche meat labels and examined the regulatory pitfalls of direct marketing your livestock products.
Dharma Lea is the name of the farm where Phyllis and Paul manage their 100% Grass-fed Dairy and Beef operations with their five children, Grace, Vincent, Maggy, Oliver, and Ruby in Sharon Springs, New York. The milk from their 65-cow dairy goes to Maple Hill Creamery, PCO Certified 100% Grass-fed Dairy products. Dharma Lea is proud to be the first farm to ship to Maple Hill Creamery. Beef from their Devon herd is sold direct to customers.
Paul, in addition to farming, now acts as Milk Supply Manager and farmer liaison for Maple Hill Creamery.
Phyllis, in addition to farming, is managing Director of The Agrarian Learning Center (ALC), the Northeast Savory Institute affiliate. ALC offers learning tools, seminars, workshops, and courses to better assist farms in our Northeast region to reach their goals.
This year, Phyllis and Paul will be discussing the exploration of epigenetics, Holistic Management, Grazing and Soil health and see where the profit might be hiding!
Both Phyllis and Paul can be reached at info@dharmalea.com. Please visit their website www.dharmalea.com.
Laura Smith is an Area Resource Conservationist. She will be discussing EQIP Program Funding, and how to qualify for financial assistance for planning and implementing conservation practices.
Russ Wilson is a farmer from Forest County, PA and he will be discussing stockpiled forage benefits for small farms in terms of profitability, soil health, and livestock well-being. Russ will also address questions such as whether to purchase hay or make hay to reduce costs.
Bonita Whalen is the product specialist for Kencove Fence Supply of Blairsville, PA. She will be talking about the proper way to ground a fence charger. 90% of fence failure is improper grounding or the wrong size fence charger. Learn the proper way to choose a charger to ensure adequate power.
Dr. Jonathan Campbell is an Extension Meat Specialist from Penn State University. Have you ever been confused by the numerous terms and labels that are visible on meat products as you look for the perfect item to grill? Dr. Jonathan Campbell, Extension Meat Specialist from Penn State University, will discuss the issues related to these niche meat labels and examine the regulatory pitfalls of direct marketing your livestock products.


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Zachary's Playground was truly a grass-roots effort and we could not have done it without patience, faith, a lot of hard work, and the support of countless individuals.
Unlimited Play was proud to partner with the city of Lake St. Louis, Missouri, and the St Charles Developmental Disabilities Resource Board (DDRB) to bring you Zachary's Playground at Hawk Ridge Park.
All equipment meets or exceeds ADA standards. In fact, we only build truly inclusive playgrounds. That means all of the playground's equipment is designed to be accessible for children of all abilities – from the tallest slide to the lowest play panel.


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Kindia is a city toward the western end of the Republic of Guinea (which should not be confused with either Guinea-Bissau or the Republic of Equatorial Guinea). It is an Islamic nation where French is the main language spoken, particularly in the larger cities like Kindia.
The closest airport for international flights to Kindia is the Conakry International Airport (airport code: CKY) which is 100km away. There are both public buses and a train route between Kindia and Conakry from convenient access. Flights to Kindia are available with several airlines from South Africa, but Air France is the only one-stop option with a connection in Paris. South African Airways goes through Accra and Lome but a flight with Arik Air goes another way via Lagos and Dakar.
The local peak of Mount Gangan is a popular place for a little hiking. The scenery is lush and beautiful as you walk and you will get a perfect view over Kindia as you get closer to the top.
Also known as the Voile de la Mariee, this lovely high waterfall is a nice spot outside of the city that is one of the popular local attractions of Kindia. The water is flowing the most during the "rainy season" in August.
There is a very busy market in Kindia, and it is always bustling with residents who are shopping for fresh produce and other goods. Aside from the fruits and vegetables, you can also buy fabric, baskets and a lot more.
It will take a few hours of travel from Kindia to get there, but the National Park of Upper Niger is the largest park in Guinea and still within reach of Kindia. It is partially forested with the rest of the area covered in open grassland. Chimpanzees and lions are found here, but you can also see less common animals such as otters and manatees (through the river areas).
The main road going through Kindia will take you to Conakry, which is the much-larger capital city to the west. The city is on the coast and offers many attractions for tourists. The Conakry National Museum is one of many historical places to see, along with the Presidential Palace. You can also take a relaxing stroll through the Botanical Gardens. There are also several large outdoor markets in Conakry that should not be missed.
You will find that no matter when you go, Kindia is going to be hot and probably dry. The best time for travellers to come to Kindia is in July and August. The temperature drops during those months and it will only reach 32C (90F) at the peak of the day. It can be a little wetter in these months but only minimally. You probably should avoid travel from March until May. That time of the year is extremely hot, reaching 40C (104F). It will drop to around 24C (75F) or lower in the evenings though.


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INTERVIEW For the record, this was the same judge as reported in The Malay Mail, "The retired judge complained that such 'huge' sculptures of non-Muslim deities would make the Muslim-majority feel threatened. He also insisted that Islam comes above other faiths in the country, citing the Federal Constitution which states that Islam is the religion of the federation." So there is that, too.
The fact that former Hindraf leader P Uthayakumar had to make a Hail Mary and apply to the judiciary on tenuous legal grounds to compel the federal government for a royal commission of inquiry should come as no surprise to people who know Uthayakumar and who are aware of the horrendous conditions that prisoners face every day in prisons in Malaysia.
After being a guest of the state where he was not treated like any other political prisoner - the reasons for this are well-established - Uthayakumar took it upon himself to challenge the state on the treatment of his fellow inmates. It says a lot about Uthayakumar who persists in fighting the right fight even though many in his place would just attempt to latch on to the most convenient political issue and forget about those left behind.
To understand the ordeal of a man who wants prison reform in this country, readers are encouraged to read a Malaysiakini interview concerning his treatment - and Uthayakumar's letter to the PM republished on DAP leader Lim Kit Siang's blog.
It is a matter of public record that I was extremely critical of Hindraf but a friendship soon formed with Uthayakumar. Somehow, we always manage to reconnect and in the first of this two-part interview, Uthayakumar describes his ordeal of being a guest of the state.
What was the mistreatment against you personally?