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NGC 3280C (ook: NGC 3295C) is een elliptisch sterrenstelsel in het sterrenbeeld Waterslang. Het hemelobject werd in 1880 ontdekt door de Britse astronoom Andrew Ainslie Common.

Synoniemen
 MCG -2-27-8
 NPM1G -12.0324
 PGC 31158

Zie ook
Lijst van NGC-objecten

Externe links
  NASA/IPAC Extragalactic Database
  SIMBAD Astronomical Database
  SEDS

NGC-object in Waterslang
Sterrenstelsel in Waterslang

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Matt Farris is a native of Vestavia Hills and returned here after finishing college to raise his family. Matt is my trusted real estate advisor. The first time I worked with Matt was to determine if I should sell my house. After listening to what we wanted he suggested we renovate and stay. He understood what we were looking for and that it was right under our feet. I was so impressed he didn't push us to move. As our needs changed a few years later, that same honesty and integrity led us back to Matt. He guided us through the sale of that same home and purchase of a new home with minimal overlap. He managed the equity in our home he listed like it was his own. Matt also negotiated the purchase of our new home and represented our position both fairly and respectfully.
If you are looking for a trusted realtor who knows the lay of the land in Vestavia Hills, who will listen and understand your needs and who has the experience required to serve your best interest look no further than Matt Farris.


As a landlord, one of your primary goals is to find high-quality tenants, often leveraging a credit check service to determine creditworthiness. But it's not always easy, especially if your applicant is a with a foreigner or international student?
What happens if they don't have a Social Security number?
What do you do when you have an applicant who recently moved to the U.S. and doesn't have a Social Security number? Or they were recently issued a Social Security number, so there is limited US credit data behind it?
This challenge is only growing. Immigrants make up nearly 14 percent of the U.S. population, and are expected to drive 74 percent of all U.S. population growth by 2065. Each year, 2 million immigrants arrive in the U.S., and 75 percent of these new arrivals are looking to rent. 45 percent of foreign-born arrivals are college educated; they often move to the U.S. for jobs, command high salaries, and have good credit history overseas.
The highly educated foreign-born tend to command higher incomes and have prime or super-prime credit. However, because they can't carry over their credit history from their home countries, they have thin credit profiles in the U.S., and are locked out of the U.S. rental market. And while they are credit-worthy and make for high-quality borrowers, it makes it difficult for new-to-country residents to rent an apartment.
In turn, it makes it challenging for landlords to rent to these ideal tenants. Landlords are forced to go through a highly manual, tedious process to pull together disparate documents to understand the applicant's creditworthiness, often relying on things like utility bills, income statements, bank statements, and alternative data that may be in a foreign language and currency.
There is one company that provides international credit reports to independent landlords. Nova Credit is a cross-border credit bureau that provides instant access to international credit profiles.
Nova Credit pulls data from leading international credit bureaus such as Experian, TransUnion, Equifax, CRIF, and Circulo de Credito. It's free for property managers, and allows for real-time screening of international resident applicants.
Similar in format to a standard U.S. consumer credit report, the data is post-processed to be compliant with U.S. regulation and is standardized across countries.
Increase occupancy rates. Convert highly qualified applicants seamlessly to maximize net operating income (NOI).
Reduce operational costs. Decrease the amount of time and money spent manually screening applicants.
Improve risk management. Distinguish between good and bad tenants to ensure great long-term tenants across your portfolio. In turn, you can better manage risk and reduce bad debt across your portfolio.
Accessing an international credit profile also benefits foreign-born applicants. New-to-country applicants may also be able to remove approval conditions such as paying a higher deposit, securing a guarantor / co-signer—or worse, being overlooked entirely because of a lack of U.S. credit history.
Harnessing new technology and reliable data, international credit profiles can help save time and money for property managers and tenants alike. It's a win for both parties.
Nicky Goulimis is co-founder and COO of Nova Credit, the world's premier cross-border credit bureau. She leads a team who built a global infrastructure of credit bureau data and delivers it to landlords, property managers and lenders in order for them to finally acquire and serve immigrant customers.


Out of all the inventions made by mankind, car is probably one of the most useful inventions that have made our lives a hundred times easier. If you already own a car and know how to drive, then you know that it is just a sheer boon. On the other hand, if you don't know how to drive, then you must know how problematic life can become on a daily basis. Sometimes, when you don't get a cab to run errands outside your home, things can get pretty annoying, and can take a toll on your remaining day.
This is when one understands the dire need for knowing how to drive. If you are an efficient driver with a license, then you will never have to depend on anyone for going to places — and that is liberating for sure! However, even though many people take manual driving lessons, you might just feel that manual cars are a tad bit complicated, and not your forte. There is no need to worry at all, as you can take automatic driving lessons! In Birmingham, Just Pass School of Motoring offers nothing but the best quality driving lessons. It doesn't matter whether you are a fresher or are struggling to get hold of a license, they will make sure to train you perfectly, and get the license in no time.
Simpler learning: The main benefit of learning to drive a car having automatic transmission is the fact that it is an extremely easy learning procedure. If you try to compare with manual cars, you will see that right from stepping inside the car to starting it up, everything is a lot easier and less complicated. In manual cars, at the time of starting ignition, you have to hold the clutch down, and then adjust the clutch and gears throughout in order to control the speed of the car. In an automatic car, however, all these complicated issues are handled by the car itself. So, you can put in your 100% concentration on the road and traffic ahead.
Stalling: One of the main factors that amateur drivers are scared of is – the car getting stalled suddenly in a busy road. This can be extremely scary, especially if you live amidst a bustling city with a lot of traffic throughout the day. So, to overcome this, you can go for automatic car lessons, as it is not usually possible to stall automatic cars. This is because, the way in which the power is transferred to the wheel drive from the engine in an automatic car is different than in a manual one, which depends on manual work via clutch.
Safe: As mentioned earlier, driving a manual means that you have to carefully divide your attention between, changing gears, maintaining speed, analysing traffic etc. Doing all these at once can be quite challenging, and prevent one from giving all the attention to the road ahead. This can turn out to be pretty dangerous sometimes. However, in automatic cars, the chances of accidents occurring is reduced by a great amount, as all the complicated works are done by the car itself.
These are the few benefits of taking automatic driving lessons. It allows you to keep both hands on the wheel and boost up your confidence even when the road is packed with traffic.


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Temba Bavuma says he is ready to fill the gaping hole left by the retirement of AB de Villiers in the national team's batting line-up.
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Join the community for marshmallow roasting around the popular 10′ x 20′ bonfire on the square. It's a festive evening complete with student choral groups and holiday music. The event is free, but reservations are encouraged to ensure we have enough marshmallows and roasting sticks! Reservations can be made at freshtix.com.


Rolling Meadows, IL, USA (23 February 2016)—Cybersecurity professionals seeking a more thorough mastery of hands-on skills—and organizations seeking to develop their cyber workforces—can advance their training through ISACA's new five-day CSX Practitioner Boot Camp.
Global IT and cybersecurity association ISACA is offering the boot camp through its Cybersecurity Nexus (CSX) as an accelerated training option for those preparing for the CSX Practitioner (CSXP) certification or looking to enhance their practical skills.
Launched in 2015, the CSXP certification is the first vendor-neutral, performance-based certification for cybersecurity professionals. The exam measures cybersecurity proficiency in a virtual lab environment using real-world scenarios.
CSXP Boot Camp is intended for cybersecurity professionals with a minimum of 1 to 5 years of experience who already are proficient in concepts such as network scanning, centralized monitoring, vulnerability scanning, compromise indicators, packet analysis and user account controls.
Boot Camp attendees will receive a complimentary, six-month subscription to a virtual cyber lab so they can continue enhancing their technical skills.
Individuals who are newer to their cybersecurity roles should consider the more comprehensive, three-week series of CSX Practitioner courses: CSX Practitioner Course 1: Identification and Protection, CSX Practitioner Course 2: Detection and CSX Practitioner Course 3: Respond and Recover.
Additional information is available at www.isaca.org/CSXPBootCamp.


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Madriaga Catering was founded in September 2009, out of the Madriaga Family's love for food and Sunday family get together, the family would host relatives' birthday celebrations, Christmas Family Reunions and their children's school affairs.
It soon expanded to company and school celebrations as they would find themselves serving food to a slew of school events across the metro.
Word of Madriaga Catering's great food and excellent service soon spread among those who have experienced first-hand quality food and service. From school and company functions, Madriaga Catering now also provides service to once in a lifetime special events such as Baptisms, Weddings, Debuts, Birthdays, Anniversaries and even to small intimate family gatherings.
To date, we take pride of satisfied and still growing clientele as we continue to live up to our promise of not just serving sumptuous food and elegant service, but also creating a lasting memorable occasion in an affordable price.
Madriaga's Catering is an accredited member of Food Caterers Associations of the Philippines (FCAP).
At Madriaga's Catering, the success of your event is our most important priority.
* We aim to deliver top quality service for customer satisfaction.
* We specialize in combining passion, creativity on every level with consistent professionalism.
* We strive for continuous operational improvements & innovation.
* We complement and exceed the vision of our clients.
To be recognized as one of the country's top providers of quality Catering service and will contribute to the economic growth of the food industry.
- Ateneo Grade School Salu-Salo, September 30, 2012 with 800 participants.
- January 10, 2014 catered ABS CBN's Buzz ng Bayan for 250 pax.
- March 17, 2014 National Alliance of Private Schools CALABARZON 1,200 Participants attended by School Owners and Administrators.
- April 26, 2014 catered ABS-CBN's The Biggest Loser Double Grand Finale.
- May 8 & 9, 2014 catered FHM's 100 Sexiest Women Anniversary at World Trade Center, Pasay City w/ 650 guests.
- September 20, 2014 Catered at Brookside Cainta Rizal during 60TH Birthday of Fr. Gerry Evarola w/ 500 guests.
- October 17,2014 Catered during Education Stakeholder's Summit and Tribute to Teachers w/ 5,000 participants held at Ynares Coliseum, Antipolo City.
- January 8, 2015 catered at Jardin de Miramar Antipolo City for 390 UST Students and Teachers High School Level Field Trip.
- August 08, 2015 National Alliance of Private School at Lyceum, Batangas w/ 1200 participants.
- Oct. 09, 2015 Catered during Education Stakeholder's Summit and Tribute to Teachers w/ 5,000 participants held at Ynares Coliseum, Antipolo City.


Today we'll be releasing our 2019 batch of Detritivore -- our farmhouse ale aged on the "spent" cherries from Montmorency vs. Balaton!
Years back when we made Montmorency vs. Balaton for the first time, the previously refermented or "spent" fruit still had a lot of color, flavor and aroma. Rather than wasting the cherries, we decided to age a younger farmhouse ale on it. As the young beer steeped on the spent fruit, it absorbed much of the remaining color, flavor and aroma. The result is a highly balanced, refreshing, and delicious farmhouse ale.
Like all our farmhouse ales, Detritivore is brewed with well water and native grains. It was hopped with a blend of fresh hops and aged hops from our barn, and fermented with our mixed culture of brewers yeast and wild yeast and bacteria. It was 100% naturally conditioned in kegs and bottles. It's 5.6% alcohol by volume and was packaged in early March of this year.
2019 Detritivore will be available by the glass and in bottles to go beginning today (04.05.19) at our restaurant and tasting room. We have about 1,700 bottles available (750ml/$18) with a 12 bottle per guest per day bottle limit.


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import unittest
import os.path

import json

from mock import sentinel

from pyhy.api.registry import HyvesRegistry
from pyhy.api.jsonreader.userparser import UserParser

class Test(unittest.TestCase):
    def setUp(self):
        self.r = HyvesRegistry(sentinel.connectionobject)
        self.p = UserParser(self.r)

    def testParse(self):
        datafile = os.path.join(os.path.split(__file__)[0], 'users.getByUsername_homoapi.data')
        userjson = json.load(open(datafile))['user'][0]
        user = self.p.parse(userjson)

        self.assertEqual(user, self.r.User('6f89a2f516034edc'))
        self.assertEqual(user.url, 'http://homoapi.hyves.nl/')

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Gobs of Jobs Game Review
By Cyrus | July 23, 2018 - 5:54 am | July 23, 2018 Reviews
Spend your time and money wisely
Parent Geek mixed!
Before we all had jobs and moved into a career, we had chores. These were small tasks that paid us money. Not much, but the fact that we were paid for our time and effort helped us to understand the value of money and of work. In this game, players will need to balance their time and their money, learning that how you make your money is just as important as how you spend it.
Gobs of Jobs, designed by Lisa Bowman-Steenson and published by Gut Bustin' Games, is comprised of 4 Player boards, 12 wooden "Kid" meeples, 12 Job boards, 50 Spend cards, 50 Save cards, 50 Give cards, 48 Coins (in the values of $2, $3, and $4), 1 Coin box, and a small assortment of rubber bands. The game component quality is excellent. The boards and coins are made of cardboard and very sturdy. The cards are small (perfect for little hands) and as durable as your standard playing card. Artist Sam Turner splashes color and cartoonish images of children helping out around the house and the community, further strengthening the game's theme and narrative.
That Entrepreneurial Spirit
To set up the game, first take the Job boards and arrange them so they form a circle with space in the middle. Make sure the side with the yellow arrow is facing up and all the arrows are facing the same direction, pointing in a way that suggests movement is clockwise.
Second, separate the cards into three different stacks by type. These will be Save, Give, and Spend. Further divide each of the stacks by their dollar amount. This will result in 15 stacks (five stacks each of the three different card types). Remove the stacks worth $8 and set them back in the game box (these are used in the advanced game described later in this review). Use the supplied rubber bands to band together each of the remaining stacks. Place these 12 rubber banded stacks of cards in the middle of the playing area.
Third, flip all the Coins face down and randomize. On each of the Job boards, place a stack of four Coins, face-down. Place the Coin box in the middle of the game playing area along with the cards.
Fourth, have each player select a Player board and take the "Kid" meeples that match the color of their selected Player board. The Player boards are placed in front of the player, face-up and visible to all opponents. Any "Kid" meeples and Player boards not taken should be returned to the game box.
Sixth, decide which player will go first and have them place one "Kid" meeple on any of the Job boards of their choice. The next player does the same and so on. This is repeated until all the "Kid" meeples have been placed on a Job board. There can be more than one "Kid" meeples per board.
Seventh, flip over the top-most Coin on the stacks found on the Job boards, revealing their money value. Leave the remaining Coins face-down.
That's it for game set up. Time to earn some money and learn how to spend it.
Chasing Cash, Earning Value
Gobs of Jobs is played in turns with no set number of turns per game. On a player's turn, they take one of two possible actions. After the player completes their action, the next player in turn order sequence takes their turn.
The actions are as follows.
Look for a Job
If the player decides to move, they take any of their "Kid" meeples and move them in the direction of the yellow arrows. The number of Job boards that the "Kid" meeple can move is dependent on the number of total "Kid" meeples that are occupying the same Job board. For example, if the active player is the only one with a "Kid" meeple on the Job board, they can move to only the next Job board. However, if the active player is sharing the same Job board with four other "Kid" meeples, they can move a total of five Job boards.
After the active player ends their movement with their selected "Kid" meeple, they collect the revealed Coin and place it on their Player board. The next Coin on the same Job board is then flipped, revealing its value. If the last Coin has been collected from the Job board, remove it from the game. That job is not longer available.
Spend That Money!
If the player starts their turn with a combined Coin value of $6 or more, they must take this action (i.e. they cannot move their "Kid" meeple). If they have less than $6, they can still take this action, but they do so by choice.
The player selects a stack of cards in the middle of the game playing area that represents what they want to do with their money. That is, save it, spend it, or give it away (via charity). The player takes the card of that type that they spend their Coin on.
The Coins spent are taken from the Player board and placed in the Coin box. The active player must be able to pay for the exact amount of the card they select or more. No change is given, which means a player could spend $3 for a $2 card.
A player cannot collect additional Save, Spend, and Give cards until they have a complete set of three. For example, if the player first collects a Save card, they must then collect a Spend and Give card (of any value) before they can collect another Save card. Once the card is collected, it's placed on their Player board. The remaining cards are placed back in the middle of the game playing area.
Counting Coins
The endgame is triggered when a specific number of Job boards are removed from the game. The number of Job boards removed that triggers the endgame is dependent on the number of players. For example, eight removed Job boards when playing with two players and six removed Job boards when playing with four players.
Each player then has one last chance to spend their Coin on the Spend, Save, or Give cards still available. Purchased cards are placed on the Player board and the Coin spent, along with any other Coins the player may have, are placed in the Coin box.
Players now determine their score by counting the money value of all the cards they have collected. The player with the most money wins the game. Ties are broken with victory going to the player with the fewest cards.
The standard game described above is pretty simple. Great for younger and inexperienced players. If a more advanced game is wanted, the Job boards are placed so the pink arrow is face-up (representing more complicated jobs), the $2 card values are removed instead of the $8, and the Coins are randomly placed as normal, but the top-most Coin value is revealed before the "Kid" meeples are placed.
Game play is the same, but players are forced to purchase a card when they have $10 or more in Coins (not $6).
When the game ends, players are forced to purchase cards if they have $3 or more saved on their Player board. Additional points are earned if the player saved, spent, and gave of an equal amount. For example, if the player has a total cash value of $10 for Save, Spend, and Give cards (for a total of $30), they also earn an additional $5 (for a new total of $35). The player need not have the same number of cards in each of the three types. Only the total money value of all three must match.
To learn more about Gobs of Jobs, visit the game's web page.
Gobs of Jobs was enjoyed by the younger Child Geeks and those who were not familiar with board games. According to one of these Child Geeks, "I like the game. I like how you can spend your money on the things you want." Another Child Geek said, "Looking through the cards for things to buy is like going to the store with Mom and Dad, except in the game I can get what I want without asking." For the most part, the Child Geeks were aware that the game was attempting to teach them a lesson, but they never really understood what that lesson was until the Parent Geeks clued them in. After they politely listened to the game's deeper meaning, they smiled, nodded their head, and kept playing. Hard to say if anything was really learned, but they all had fun, resulting in the Child Geeks fully approving Gobs of Jobs.
The Parent Geeks liked what the game was attempting to do, but the majority felt that it fell short of being a valuable teaching tool. As just a game, however, they felt Gobs of Jobs did alright. According to one Parent Geek, "The game isn't that interesting to me and feels little more than just simple set collecting, but I have been using it to start conversations with my kids about money and the importance of it. If nothing else, the game does a great job of allowing parents a fun context to have these types of conversations." Another Parent Geek said, "Not a game for me, but I think there is value in playing games with your kids that help teach them as early as possible how to be responsible with their money." When all the games were over, the Parent Geeks agreed that the game had value, but not everyone believed that game was good enough to fully endorse.
The Gamer Geeks went easy on Gobs of Jobs, identifying very early on that this was a game intended for children. Instead, they focused on the game mechanics, determining if the game really made the player's think. They decided it didn't. According to one Gamer Geek, "It is not obvious in the standard game where you should go to collect money and the movement rules are horrible. Set collecting limitations feels heavy-handed and the fact that all the cards are worth points at the end makes it feel that there is no difference between spending your money, saving it, or giving it away for charity." Another Gamer Geek said, "The game is meant for kids and I won't judge it from a point of view that I normally would. But I will say this. The game has the right idea but is not executing it. There needs to be strategies in place that teach the player the best possible way to spend their money and penalize them when they don't. The game has none of that." The Gamer Geeks voted to reject Gobs of Jobs.
The intent of Gobs of Jobs is to teach Child Geeks the value of saving, spending, and giving money. This lesson is completely lost on them unless you immediately talk to the Child Geeks during and after the game. I also recommend you play with the advanced rules, as the additional points earned for smart set collecting helps drive the point home that saving, spending, and donating your money, as well as managing how you spend your time appropriately, is all about balance.
The game itself is too simple for my Child Geeks (they are playing Advanced Squad Leader for fun nowadays) and all but the younger and less experienced Child Geeks found themselves getting a bit bored. Really, it isn't much of a game. As a teaching tool I think it has a great deal of potential in the same way a map has a great deal of potential to teach a student about the world. By itself, it won't do anything. It takes a teacher and a willing student to make a teaching tool into an instrument that molds and guides the mind. The same can be said about Gobs of Jobs. Just play the game and you won't get much out of it other than quality time with the kids. Which isn't a bad thing, but the lesson is not taught.
I cannot recommend this game, as I feel that there are so many other games available today that do a better job with the game play and can be used to teach the players lessons in proper management of resources. As a player, I felt that I wasn't doing anything important. As a parent, I thought the game wasn't doing enough to help me teach the lesson. Games are always a good approach, but this game felt like work that didn't pay enough to make it worthwhile.
This game was given to Father Geek as a review copy. Father Geek was not paid, bribed, wined, dined, or threatened in vain hopes of influencing this review. Such is the statuesque and legendary integrity of Father Geek.
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This might seem a bit odd to talk about. Since there hasn't been much movement on either side of the ball. Minus some sketchy rumors here and there, but seeing them made me think about their perspective future, and with their future under the Disney Flagship. I am a big fan of both, Predator more so than the Xenomorph and really think there is so much more that can be done, and came up with a bit of an idea that I felt like share with you all today. I don't want to call it a pitch… but it is my pitch for what I would like to see from a series of movies, two Alien and two Predator and both coming together for a third and where they can go from there. A few things before we begin, while I will be drawing from the comics and other source material. I am far from an expert on them. I am just taking things I feel can fit well into a movie, and going from there. So, if I incidentally change up something, I don't mean it in malice or anything like that. Want be going into a lot of detail, just enough to make a basic outline and bring it all together, and it goes without saying, this just my opinion. Mixing up the normal for this page and starting a conversation about these two creatures is always fun. With all of that said, lets jump in, with the Xenomorph himself.
I know there is been a fair amount wanting to see the return of Ellen to the franchise, but I think her Daughter Amanda may have more to go off of to reignite this franchise with. I have something planned for Ellen later on, but for now, it is all going to be about Amanda. Taking place after the events of Alien Isolation, and her desire to find out what Weyland knows and what they want with the Xenomorphs and mostly, what happened to her Mom still. It's almost a driving force for her. She is going to have a team of mercenaries and those who have had their lives affected by the Xenos, and they pretty much going from one Weyland location to the next trying to find something, but the Nostromo incident is well above anyone's pay grade and patience is getting thin. They know the answers can be found at one of Weylands most High Tech Labs. They wanted to avoid it, but with their string of failures, decide to go all in, and of course, things go sideways. Weyland has been studying numerous Xenomorphs and they get loose during the break in. All the while, Amanda's genius and ingenuity is on display and she comes off even more dominating at times than those around her. Refraining from drawing to many comparisons to Ellen. No lines or similar moments. Amanda needs to be her own character in her own way and more on that later on. Unfortunately, the computers and destroyed during the chaos, and the whole operation turns into a waste, but her and whatever is left of her team make it out, with a scientist, will call Johnny, and with his help, we go into the second movie with a lead.
While the first movie leans more toward an action roots. The second is going back to its horror. Weyland now knows Amanda is getting closer, and with knowledge of what Johnny knows. They use it to set up a trap for the team consisting of personal military, Xenomorphs and Androids, and it is going to be a bloodbath. All the while, Johnny is going to keep Amanda going and by the end, it'll be just the two of them and maybe one more who make it out, but they make it out, with a name. Dr. Church. The foremost expert Weyland has when it comes to all things Xeno, but he is stationed on a planet that has been completely overrun by Xenomorphs, and they set off immediately. More on that later. For now, lets go to the other side.
This one is a little harder to do. We have seen a good many versions of the Predator, or Yautja, I would spent the first movie, telling the tale of one Machiko Noguchi. An administrator in charge of Prosperity Wells on planet Ryushi. We got a version of her in the form of Alexa Woods, but we need the real deal. On Ryushi, the Yautja set a group of Xenomorphs loose on the colony to hunt, and Machiko steps up. Doing everything in her power to keep her people alive, but fends off the Xenomorphs to the point she impresses the Yautja on the hunt. To the point, the leader marks her with one of her kill, and she eventually joins there clan and leaves with them. This all should be the first movie. To introduce Machiko, and the Yautja clan.
The sequel picks up with Machiko and her clan on a hunt, not a Xeno one, but some other exotic alien species. Through her eyes, we really jump into the Yautja hierarchy and how they live and really build up the lore here. Lift up the curtain and let us really enjoy their culture a bit. Meanwhile, while Machiko is accepted among her clan. Has issues with other Yautja. They can bring in Yautja known as Shorty, who tends to give her the most grief. For one reason or another, the Yautja have to go to the Alien infested planet to either get a Queen or a new Alien to make eggs and Machiko's clan is chosen, but before they go. Shorty challenges her for her spot on the hunt, and she gets cheated out of a victory. This is the final straw. After they leave, she decides that she is going to leave, but before she leaves. Sees another ship inbound. One that contains humans. Aware that they are going to be completely overrun. She beelines it to the planet and crash lands in front of them, and of course, it is Amanda and crew and the movie ends with, her saying she is there to help.
We are picking up on where we left off. Amanda explaining why they are there, and while Machiko doesn't like the idea of sticking around longer than they have to, is moved by her plight and is going to help Amanda find out what happened to her Mom. She has her weapons and with expertise with the Yautja, and things get going early and breaks are very minimum. We have Machiko squaring off with her former clan. Waves of Xenomorphs and Queens. An Empress and different variations of Xenomorphs. An all out fight all the way to Dr. Church. A sinister, twisted man who has been basically playing Dr. Frankenstein on this planet. Using his own security guards as lab rats. They finally do get him alone, and he more than happily, tells what he knows about the Nostromo, and that is basically what she kind of already knows, and that is, no one knows what exactly happened. Ash was sent to collect the Xeno, but everything went wrong when Ellen stepped up and foiled it. All he knew what she escaped in a pod, and the Nostromo blew up. Before Amanda can get her mind around that. A giant tail erupts through the wall, and takes out Dr. Church. Enter the Queen Mother Alien. Machiko jumps in and takes the fight to it, but is outmatched. When Shorty crashes in to help her. In the comics, Machiko kills Shorty after a fight and learns he wanted to actually mate with her. We are playing with that idea and give him a little more heroic demise. Once again, Machiko is alone and knocked down. About to suffer the killing blow, and bam. The Queen Mother gets whacked by a mechanical arm, and we get Amanda in the Mech suit, followed by the line " Stay away from her you b****." Made so much more special because they have made no other Ripley comparisons till this very moment. You let it cook and not diminish moment. Together, they vanquish the Queen Mother, prime the lab to blow, and Machiko, Amanda, and Johnny make it out to see the explosion from space. They are going home. Machiko is off to blaze a new path in her life, and Amanda may not know what happened to her Mom, but was not abandoned by her. Ellen went off as a hero. Know Amanda is off to piece together a life with Johnny.
THE ONLY POST CREDIT SCENE
We get a scene, with Lance Hendricks. ( I know he is up there, but they have used CGI on so much worse) talking to a lackey about what a disaster this all was and going through everything lost at the hands of Machiko and Amanda. When another guy rushes in with news. They have received communication, from the escape pod from the Nostromo and when played, it's the voice of Android Ash and we set up, for a movie around the audiobook, Out of the Shadows.
And that is all I got. I know it is a bit disjointed and can use a lot more love, but like I said, just a quick little outline of where they can go. A conversation of things can do, while we wait to see what they actually do. What do you think. Like it? Hate it? Let me know. In the meantime,
Tags: Alien, AmandaRipley, MachikoNoguchi, Predator, SmashWritingBlog, Xenomorph


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Bestselling novelist Mike Noonan, unable to cope after his wife's sudden death, returns to the couple's lakeside retreat in Maine, where he becomes involved in a custody battle between a young widow and her child's enormously wealthy grandfather. Mike inexplicably receives mysterious ghostly visitations, escalating nightmares and the realization that his late wife still has something to tell him.
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Bag of Bones is the story of grief and lost love's enduring bonds, an innocent child caught in a terrible crossfire and a new love haunted by past secrets. Bestselling novelist Mike Noonan, played by Pierce Brosnan, is unable to stop grieving after the sudden death of his wife Jo. A dream inspires him to return to the couple's lakeside retreat in western Maine where he becomes involved in a custody battle between the daughter of an attractive young widow and the child's enormously wealthy grandfather, the mysterious ghostly visitations, the ever-escalating nightmares and the realization that his late wife still has something to tell him.
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The lawyer said he was tortured by the police, demanding $2 million
DOTHAN, Ala. (WTVY) – A lawyer who says he was victimized by police is seeking $2 million from the city of Dothan, according to a lawsuit obtained by WTVY.
Valerie Judah of Dothan, who was charged with DUI last year, alleges an officer handcuffed her behind her back despite repeatedly telling her she was a danger because his "bad knee."
Judah fell on the concrete floor while that guard escorted him to the city jail and found wounds on his face which he said left permanent scars.
He was arrested after the officer, according to his report, observed him driving erratically at Ross Clark Circle.
Apart from the harsh accusations, Judas also said that it was insulting because of the picture of the other policeman as he fell.
"We feel like our civil rights were violated and as a result we have suffered permanent damage, emotional scars, and we are in counseling," her attorney David Harrison said in a statement.
Dothana police declined to comment since civil and criminal charges are pending.
However, the department made its hands-off policy open.
"Anyone who is suspected of being detained under arrest for a serious crime or a crime must first have his hands tied behind his back, and then be searched before being taken to any place. This policy applies to all suspects regardless of age, gender, or appearance.
A few exceptions occur when getting behind is impossible or impossible, and for those arrested for minor traffic offenses and infractions, unless the officer fears a threat.
Utah is a former president of the Houston County Bar Association and a candidate for circuit judge in 2017.
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New York is blessed with sumptuous parks: No need to travel far away to seek the inspiration. There is so much to draw, and it is hard to decide which subject to choose. Besides I like jogging and walking around. So I took the Sketchbook to Central Park on weekends and sketched on the spur of the moment people enjoying the park. I sketched in pen and ink and went home to add the color.


For many enterprise networks, Microsoft's Active Directory is the default approach used for authenticating and connecting users to applications and services. Active Directory isn't however just limited to Microsoft's Windows users: Mac and Linux users can also connect and get access by way of open source software from software vendor Likewise. Managing mixed Window, Linux and Mac environments is getting a speed boost with latest release of the open source software, Likewise.
On the performance front, Carter noted that the Likewise Open 6 release has cut the login times for large Active Directory environments by a factor of six. As a result, a login that previously required 40 seconds to complete now needs only six or seven.
The new version 6 release also a new service manager that further makes Likewise Open more efficient.
"The Likewise Service Manager is a way for us to enable a common management model for services across any platform that you're on," Carter said.
While Likewise Open is an open source effort and can be downloaded by anyone, the Likewise authentication services are included as part of the Ubuntu Linux distribution. Carter noted that Likewise is also working on getting Likewise packages into the Red Hat Fedora and Novell openSUSE package repositories.
Though Likewise Open can enable a degree of authentication services interoperability with Active Directory, it's not a complete solution for Windows interoperability on its own: Admins need a separate Likewise project called Likewise-CIFS to provide file folder access and additional interoperability features. Though Linux and Mac users can utilize the open source Samba project to provide fileserver interoperability, Carter noted that Likewise-CIFS is a different approach.
"The Likewise-CIFS file server stack was written from the ground up as a clean-room implementation," Carter said. "The fileserver was never based on any Samba code."
Carter added that Likewise-CIFS uses the same authentication as in Likewise Open, and the two projects are closely related -- although Likewise-CIFS hasn't yet been released with version 6 code yet.
"The Likewise Open code as well as Likewise-CIFS code all exist in same development trunk in our Git repository," Carter said. "So if you wanted to pull it right now and do your own build, it's all out there. It's just more of a release staging issue for support purposes."
Carted added that there will likely be a standalone Likewise-CIFS 6 release in the coming months.


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De Dominicanenkerk (Duits: Dominikanerkirche) is een kerkgebouw in het centrum van de stad Münster. De kerk staat aan de Salzstraße, niet ver van de Sint-Lambertuskerk.

Geschiedenis
De kerk werd in de jaren 1708-1725 naar het ontwerp van de architect Lambert Friedrich Corfey gebouwd. Na de inrichting werd de kerk in 1728 geconsacreerd en aan Sint-Jozef gewijd. Tot aan het begin van de 19e eeuw diende de kerk als kloosterkerk van de Dominicanen. Van het klooster bleef slechts een muur bewaard, die aan de zandstenen gevel van het kerkgebouw grenst.

Als gevolg van de secularisatie werd het klooster van de Dominicanen opgeheven. Het complex ging over in staatsbezit en de kerk kreeg vanaf 1826 een militaire bestemming toen er Pruisische troepen in de stad werden gestationeerd.

De stad Münster wist in 1880 de kerk te verwerven, die het de bestemming gaf van schoolkerk voor het stedelijk gymnasium. Het klooster was van 1819 tot 1912 het hoofdkantoor van de douane en tot 1944 huisden er het Kadaster en de Financiële Dienst. Zowel de kerk als het klooster werden zeer zwaar beschadigd in de Tweede Wereldoorlog. De wederopbouw van de kerk duurde tot 1974.

Lange tijd beheerde de Katholieke Theologische Faculteit van de Westfaalse Wilhelms-Universiteit de kerk.

Beschrijving van de kerk
Het gebouw bestaat uit een verhoogd middenschip met dwarsschip en twee lagere zijschepen. Het middenschip en het dwarsschip zijn 15,7 meter hoog. De lengte van het middenschip is 33 meter lang, de kerk samen met het priesterkoor circa 42 meter. De barokke koepel boven de viering is binnen rond (doorsnee circa 9 meter), buiten achthoekig. De koepel is circa 29 meter hoog, inclusief lantaarn circa 34 meter. De torens zijn even hoog.

De gevel van zandsteen heeft twee geledingen, wordt verdeeld door pilasters en in de nissen versierd met de beelden van Sint-Dominicus en Thomas van Aquino.

Na de Tweede Wereldoorlog werd het altaar naar de viering onder de koepel verplaatst. De koorruimte dient tegenwoordig als sacramentskapel en herbergt een barok hoogaltaar uit 1699, dat oorspronkelijk voor de Gouwkerk in Paderborn werd gebouwd en in 1903 voor de Dominicanenkerk werd aangekocht.

In de kerk bevindt zich o.a. het epitaaf voor de architect van de kerk, Lambert Friedrich Corfey, die in 1733 in de grafkelder onder de kerk werd bijgezet. Het ontwerp stamt van Johann Conrad Schlaun.

Orgel
Het orgel werd in 1958 door de orgelbouwer Paul Ott uit Göttingen gebouwd. Het stond oorspronkelijk in een van de gebouwen van de universiteit en werd in 1975 in de Dominicanenkerk geïnstalleerd. Het registerbestand bleef grotendeels hetzelfde, het orgel kreeg alleen een nieuwe orgelkas. Het mechanische instrument kent 29 registers verdeeld over twee klavieren en pedaal.

Klokken
In de noordelijke toren van de kerk hangen drie klokken. Twee klokken werden gegoten in 1977, één klok in 1670.

Externe link
  De kerk op de website van de Westfaalse Wilhelms-Universiteit

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Scholar Commons > College of Arts and Sciences > Psychology > Faculty Publications > 2402
Characterizing Belief Bias in Syllogistic Reasoning: A Hierarchical Bayesian Meta-Analysis of ROC Data
Dries Trippas, Max Planck Institute for Human Development
David Kellen, Syracuse University
Henrick Singman, University of Zurich
Gordon Pennycook, Yale University
Derek J. Koehler, University of Waterloo
Jonathan A. Fugelsang, University of Waterloo
Chad Dubé, University of South FloridaFollow
Deductive reasoning, Syllogisms, Belief bias, Signal detection theory, Hierarchical, Bayesian, Meta-analysis
The belief-bias effect is one of the most-studied biases in reasoning. A recent study of the phenomenon using the signal detection theory (SDT) model called into question all theoretical accounts of belief bias by demonstrating that belief-based differences in the ability to discriminate between valid and invalid syllogisms may be an artifact stemming from the use of inappropriate linear measurement models such as analysis of variance (Dube et al., Psychological Review, 117(3), 831–863, 2010). The discrepancy between Dube et al.'s, Psychological Review, 117(3), 831–863 (2010) results and the previous three decades of work, together with former's methodological criticisms suggests the need to revisit earlier results, this time collecting confidence-rating responses. Using a hierarchical Bayesian meta-analysis, we reanalyzed a corpus of 22 confidence-rating studies (N = 993). The results indicated that extensive replications using confidence-rating data are unnecessary as the observed receiver operating characteristic functions are not systematically asymmetric. These results were subsequently corroborated by a novel experimental design based on SDT's generalized area theorem. Although the meta-analysis confirms that believability does not influence discriminability unconditionally, it also confirmed previous results that factors such as individual differences mediate the effect. The main point is that data from previous and future studies can be safely analyzed using appropriate hierarchical methods that do not require confidence ratings. More generally, our results set a new standard for analyzing data and evaluating theories in reasoning. Important methodological and theoretical considerations for future work on belief bias and related domains are discussed.
Psychonomic Bulletin & Review, v. 25, p. 2141-2174
Trippas, Dries; Kellen, David; Singman, Henrick; Pennycook, Gordon; Koehler, Derek J.; Fugelsang, Jonathan A.; and Dubé, Chad, "Characterizing Belief Bias in Syllogistic Reasoning: A Hierarchical Bayesian Meta-Analysis of ROC Data" (2018). Psychology Faculty Publications. 2402.
https://scholarcommons.usf.edu/psy_facpub/2402
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Q: Get `LoggerInterface` instance in Laravel >=5.6 (replacement for `Log::getMonolog()`)? I am using a 3rd party library that provides a constructor which expects an instance of Psr\Log\LoggerInterface. The constructor in that code looks like:
public function __construct(
    $configuration = null,
    \Psr\Log\LoggerInterface $logger = null
)
{

In my Laravel 5.5 application I had written a service provider to set up that library for me, and I got access to a LoggerInterface for it by using Laravel's Log::getMonolog():
$connection_manager = ConnectionManager::factory(
    config('the_lib_config'),
    \Log::getMonolog()
);

With the changes to logging that took place in Laravel 5.6, however, the method getMonolog has gone away. I understand why this method isn't there now, but I'm wondering what the prescribed method is to get what this class needs so that it can log in context of the Laravel app (with all the new Laravel logging goodness).

A: My Google-Fu got stronger throughout the day, and I found the answer I was looking for in a response by @ermyril at https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/laravel/getting-laravels-logger-instance?reply=530098
The answer is:
\Log::getLogger();

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These two uniquely expressive and poetic practitioners of contemporary street photography will come together for a second time to agree and disagree about "taking" and "making" pictures, "hunting" and "gathering", visual communication and poetic storytelling, and other topics as they conduct a three day workshop that will emphasize both shooting and editing.
This contrasting combination of instructors provides the rare opportunity to observe and learn from two very distinct photographers. Participants will be able to benefit from different approaches to making images, while at the same time, exploring and receiving feedback on ways to work in public spaces. The workshop will begin with an initial presentation on Friday, followed by site specific work and shooting at diverse locations around the city on Saturday, and concluding on Sunday with a morning of shooting and an afternoon of critique.
In this Leica Akademie sponsored workshop, Gus Powell will explore the narrative and poetic potential of photography and the photobook. He will discuss making images that come out of a tradition of street photography, that are then used to make work and books that embrace both the universal and the ambiguous in equal measure.
The workshop will begin with a presentation of Powell's work: the inspiration and creation of the projects, the books and their maquettes, his work for editorial and commercial clients, and his ongoing practice as a street photographer. It will continue with portfolio reviews and exercises shooting in the street. The weekend will conclude with classroom editing exercises involving collaboration and the union of text, image, and design.
Finding inspiration in unexpected histories and heroes, bringing out humor that lies at the bottom of the human experience, using language to elevate rather than explain an image, and getting into trouble: these are the virtues that Powell will examine both in the classroom and out on the street.
Join the Leica Akademie in New York for a street photography workshop with Joseph Michael Lopez and Gus Powell on April 6th-8th. These two uniquely expressive and poetic practitioners of contemporary street photography will come together to agree and disagree about "taking" and "making" pictures, "hunting" and "gathering", visual communication and poetic storytelling, and other topics as they conduct a three day workshop that will emphasize both shooting and editing.
In conjunction with Los Angeles Center of Photography's STREET WEEK, Gus Powell will do a lecture and 1 day workshop. This workshop will explore the many practices that can live under the umbrella of "street photography" with an emphasis on both the physicality and intentionality of the work. We will discuss "taking" and "making" pictures; hunting and gathering, visual communication, poetic storytelling, and other themes as we move from making singular strong images towards creating a body of work.
Beginning with a overview of each students history and a critique of their current work, the workshop will then push forward to working on the street; and conclude with a focus on editing and sequencing to communicate a specific point of view.
In conjunction with the publication of the trilingual second edition of THE LONELY ONES by Lazy Dog Press, there will be an exhibition of the work at the Ron Herman shop at Shibuyaku, Tokyo.
Books are available at the store. Possible book signing and workshop events to follow.


Night Bass Records founder AC Slater is back at it again alongside associate Taiku Nulight in a wobbly deep bass EP, My Peoples. Inspired by the riveting basslines of UK garage and house, Slater and his imprint are bringing themselves to the forefront of the bass scene with releases like this. With its "back to basics" mantra and desire to explore house music in a low key manner, the label always ensures top-notch quality in it's releases. AC Slater, Night Bass and team acts as a symbolic ode to nocturnals itching to immerse themselves in a full house experience, delivering grit and funk in each track released.
My Peoples takes a grimy and dark approach to house, encapsulating a menacing groove in both tracks presented. This marks the first collaborative release of AC Slater & Taiku Nulight, since 2013's "Doing It". The title track first brings in rolling rhythms and cryptic vocals to add punch in the build up to the bass-line, then "Psycho" flips things into a more upbeat approach, with buzzing bass and clunky 808s.


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Free Old Issues Strand Magazine From Various Sources All In One Place
This is the big list of free old issues Strand Magazine culled from various sources.
Now, you don't have to click around to search for all the published past issues of The Strand Magazine dated back from 1891 to 1950.
They are all right here in one blog post for your reading pleasure and excitement.
The Strand Magazine was a monthly magazine that published short stories and popular nonfiction from January 1891 to March 1950; a total of 59 years.
All together there are 711 issues.
This British monthly magazine was founded Herbert Greenhough Smith, at that time working as an editor at another literary magazine, The Temple Bar.
It featured general interest articles, short stories, series stories and novels.
Besides, fictions and beautifully-drawn illustrations, The Strand has been also known for its brain teasers column called "Perplexities".
The Strand Magazine was well received since its very first issue way back in January 1891.
Arthur Conan Doyle Strand Magazine
It was reported that The Strand Magazine became an immediate sensation after the publication of the first Sherlock Holmes story, "A Scandal in Bohemia."
This is what Conan Doyle wrote to Herbert Greenhough Smith, he first editor of The Strand Magazine:
Foreigners used to recognise the English by their check suits. I think they will soon learn to do it by their Strand Magazines. Everybody on the Channel boat, except the man at the wheel, was clutching one.
(The Strand Magazine, 1891-1950 by Reginald Pound, London: Heinemann, 1966, Dawn Of A New Centur, P. 63) source
(The quote is also found in: Mirror Of The Century: The Strand Magazine 1891-1950, 1966, New York: A. S. Barnes And Co., Dawn Of A New Century, P. 63) source
The Strand Magazines is synonymous Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes stories.
Back in those glory days, Arthur Conan Doyle was a major contributor with novels, short stories, poems and articles.
His first short story published in the third issue of The Strand Magazine titled "The Voice of Science" in March 1891.
It is accompanied with five illustrations drawn by British illustrator Walter Sydney Stacey.
You can read Arthur Conan Doyle's stories, including an interview with him in The Strand Magazine (UK) over here.
This is another source of some of his stories as published in The Strand Magazines:
A Scandal in Bohemia
The Adventures of the Speckled Band
The Final Problem
Sherlock Holmes Adventures
More Sherlock Holmes Adventures
Here is another source: The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle from The Strand Magazine.
These are Arthur Conan Doyle's stories as published in the United States version of The Strand magazine.
It also ran stories by many other well-known authors, including Graham Greene, Agatha Christie, P. G. Wodehouse, D. H. Lawrence, William Somerset Maugham, John Dickson Carr, H. G. Wells, Jerome Jerome, G. K. Chesterton, Rudyard Kipling, Georges Simenon, and Aldous Huxley.
The three stories by Somerset Maugham published in The Strand Magazines are:
A Point Of Law (September 1904), An Irish Gentleman (September 1904) and A Marriage Of Convenience (December 1929).
The Strand Magazine United States Edition
This British monthly magazine also published a United States edition from February 1891 through February 1916.
The Strand Magazine is known for its iconic cover.
An evocative illustration of a street scene of a bygone era; looking eastwards down London's Strand towards St Mary-le-Strand, with the title suspended on telegraph wires.
In the 1960s, English crime writer and founder of the Crime Writers Association, John Creasey, tried to bring the magazine back, but flopped after just one year.
Related: Free books by John Creasey found here, here, here (continue your search to the following pages)
In 1998, The Strand returned as a quarterly magazine.
It has published fictions by writers including John Mortimer, Ray Bradbury, Alexander McCall Smith, Ruth Rendell, Colin Dexter, Edward Hoch, James Grippando, and Tennessee Williams.
The magazine also features stories from emerging crime and mystery writers, other than stories by established writers.
This is an article from its first issue of the Strand Magazine published in December 1998.
It was written by the late Chris Willis, titled "The Story of The Strand"
The cover of the first issue The Strand Magazine 1999.
You find out more about The Strand Magazine over here.
Here is an informative site highlighting its story titles, writers and illustrators.
Free Old Issues Strand Magazine
Here is a list of the past issues of The Strand Magazine from Internet Archive:
To read the first 64 volumes of The Strand Magazine, click here.
This is another link from Internet Archive.
More free old issues Strand Magazine from Internet Archive:
The Strand Magazine Vol. IV Jul-Dec 1892
The Strand Magazine Vol. V Jan-Jun 1893
The Strand Magazine Vol. VI Jul-Dec 1893
These are free past issues of The Strand Magazine from Gutenberg site:
The Strand Magazine, Vol. 01, January 1891
The Strand Magazine, Vol. 01, Issue 02, February 1891
The Strand Magazine, Vol. 01, No. 03, March 1891
The Strand Magazine, Vol. 01, No. 04, April 1891
The Strand Magazine, Vol. 01, No. 05, May 1891
The Strand Magazine, Vol. 01, No. 06, June 1891
The Strand Magazine, Vol. 05, Issue 25, January 1893
The Strand Magazine, Vol. 05, Issue 27, March 1893
The Strand Magazine, Vol. 05, Issue 29, May 1893
The Strand Magazine, Vol. 05, Issue 30, June 1893
The Strand Magazine, Vol. 05, Issue 28, April 1893
The Strand Magazine: Vol. 07, Issue 37, January, 1894
The Strand Magazine, Vol. 07, Issue 38, February, 1894
The Strand Magazine, Vol. 07, Issue 40, April, 1894
The Strand Magazine, Vol. 07, Issue 41, May, 1894
The Strand Magazine, Vol. 17, No. 97, January to June 1899
The Strand Magazine, Vol. 17, February 1899, No. 98
The Strand Magazine, Vol. 27, January 1904, No. 157
The Strand Magazine, Vol. 27, February 1904, No. 159
The Strand Magazine, Vol. 27, Issue 160, April, 1904
The Strand Magazine, Vol. 27, No. 161, May 1904
This is another site which has various issues from volumes 1, 5 and 7, 17, and 27. Click here.
The past issues of The Strand Magazine found in Google Books:
The Strand Magazine Vol. I Jan-June 1891
The Strand Magazine Vol. VII Jan-June 1894
Link 1, Link 2
Some old volumes of The Strand Magazine archived in Haititrust
The Strand Magazine. Vol.31-32:No.186-191 (1906)
The Strand Magazine. Vol.31:No.181-186 (1906)
The Strand Magazine. Vol.33:No.198 (1907)
The Strand Magazine. Vol.34:No.199-204 (1907-08)
Old issues of The Strand Magazine from Miscellaneous Sources:
The Strand, Vol. 1 January-June 1891 to The Strand, Vol. 22 July-December 1901
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The 25,000-square-foot (2,300 m2) Commerce Building, which seats up to 3,867. It and the Industry Commerce Building, which also measures 25,000 square feet (2,300 m2), are the largest buildings in the complex. The Industry Commerce Building can hold up to 3,571.
The 20,000-square-foot (1,900 m2) Junior Exhibit Building seating up to 2,800.
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The Gem and Minerals and Fur and Feathers buildings.
In addition to the Big Fresno Fair, the complex hosts conventions, trade shows and banquets.
The fairground was the site of one of several temporary detention camps (also known as 'assembly centers') located throughout the West that represented the first phase of the mass incarceration of 97,785 Californians of Japanese ancestry during World War II. Pursuant to Executive Order 9066 signed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt on February 19, 1942, thirteen makeshift detention facilities were constructed at various California racetracks, fairgrounds, and labor camps. These facilities were intended to confine Japanese Americans until more permanent internment camps, such as those at Manzanar and Tule Lake in California, could be built in isolated areas of the country. Beginning on March 30, 1942, all native-born Americans and long-time legal residents of Japanese ancestry living in California were ordered to surrender themselves for detention. California Historical Landmark #934 is a memorial dedicated to over 5,000 Americans of Japanese ancestry who were confined at the fairgrounds from May to October 1942. It can be found in front of Commerce Building next to the Chance Ave entrance.
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Deciduous Trees Definition
Deciduous trees lose their leaves at the end of their growing season. This occurs in the fall in temperate deciduous forests, and in the dry season in tropical and subtropical deciduous forests. The word deciduous is from the Latin word decidere, meaning "to fall off." The term for leaf loss is abscission. These trees live in forests in the eastern United States, Canada, areas of Japan and China and most of Europe. Other names for deciduous trees are broadleaf trees or hardwood trees. Evergreens are trees that do not lose their leaves.
Types of Deciduous Trees
Some of the most well-known deciduous trees are:
…hundreds more
Examples of Deciduous Trees
There are about 450 species in the oak genus, Quercus, which includes trees and shrubs. Some of the more common oak species are black, English, white, red and bur. Asian oak species include Mongolian, Oriental, Japanese, daimyo and sawtooth. The broad flat leaves of the oak have lobes with toothed edges in some species. Acorns are the fruit of oak trees. Oak wood is commonly used as lumber in the construction, furniture and flooring industries.
The image above shows the leaves of an oak tree.
The maple genus, Acer, has about 200 species of trees and shrubs. Red, sugar and silver are some of the most common types. Maples are often used as ornamental trees in landscaping and in areas where shade is desired. Specialty items that come from maple trees include bowling pins, butcher blocks, baseball bats and maple syrup. Samaras are the pairs of winged seeds on maples which fall with a characteristic propeller motion. Maples provide some of the most striking fall leaf colors of all tree species.
The image above shows the leaves of a maple tree.
Birch trees have smooth white and black bark and are used for timber and ornamental purposes. Of the approximately 40 species in the birch Betula genus, some of the most common are paper, river, gray, white and yellow. Two Japanese species are monarch and cherry birch. Birch leaves are egg-shaped or triangular and have toothed edges. Birch leaves turn yellow in fall. Birch is commonly used to produce furniture, flooring, paneling, trim, cabinets and plywood. Native Americans and early settlers in North America used birch bark for making canoes, roofing and shoes.
The image above shows the leaves of a birch tree.
How Deciduous Trees Lose Their Leaves
In fall, temperate deciduous trees enter a period of dormancy when all metabolic processes start to slow down, due primarily to the decreased daylight hours. A chemical called abscisic acid is produced where the leaf and stem comes together. Abscisic acid causes the cells in that area to divide rapidly, but not grow. This action has two effects: 1) the rapid cell division causes the stem to detach from the branch and 2) the cells form a cork-like layer that stops nutrients and minerals from entering the leaf. Two plant hormones that also take part in abscission are auxin and ethylene. Temperature, soil moisture and the amount of sunlight influence the colors that appear in fall foliage before the leaves drop.
The leaves on tropical and subtropical deciduous trees fall as a mechanism to allow the tree to conserve water in the dry season. Trees at these latitudes are not subject to significantly decreased daylight hours as temperate deciduous trees are.
This image shows a temperate deciduous forest after most of the leaves have fallen.
Colors of Deciduous Tree Leaves in Fall
Deciduous trees continually replace chlorophyll throughout the warmer months. Chlorophyll is what gives leaves their green color, and it gets used up during photosynthesis. For temperate deciduous trees, as temperatures drop and daylight hours decrease in the fall, production of chlorophyll slows and eventually stops. For some tree species, the loss of chlorophyll reveals other spectacular pigments that were hidden in the leaves. The yellow, brown and orange colors commonly seen come from more than 600 kinds of carotenoid pigments. Anthocyanin pigments result in red and purple, and tannins are brown. While carotenoid pigments are always present, the leaves make anthocyanins in late summer, around the time abscission begins. Some deciduous tree species lose their leaves without any significant color change.
1. The term abscission means _______________.
A. a tropical or subtropical forest.
B. shorter daylight hours.
C. leaf drop.
D. the dry season.
C is correct. Leaves drop from trees in a process called abscission, which is mediated by abscisic acid.
2. On which continent are deciduous trees NOT found?
A. Antarctica
B. Asia
C. North America
D. Europe
A is correct. The Antarctic climate is too extreme for deciduous trees to survive.
3. What main environmental cue triggers temperate deciduous trees to enter dormancy?
A. Torrential rain.
B. Colder temperatures.
C. Decreased daylight hours.
C is correct. Decreased daylight is the main trigger that causes temperate deciduous trees to enter dormancy.
Birch tree. (n.d.). In Encyclopedia Britannica online. Retrieved from https://www.britannica.com/plant/birch.
Campbell, E. (2012, January 13). How do trees survive winter? Retrieved from http://www.mnn.com/earth-matters/wilderness-resources/stories/how-do-trees-survive-winter.
Deciduous. (n.d.). In Merriam-Webster online. Retrieved from https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/deciduous.
Deciduous. (n.d.). In New World Encyclopedia. Retrieved from http://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Deciduous.
Maple tree. (n.d.). In Encyclopedia Britannica online. Retrieved from https://www.britannica.com/plant/maple-tree.
Oak tree. (n.d.). In Encyclopedia Britannica online. Retrieved from https://www.britannica.com/plant/oak.
Patterson, S. (2017, May 9). What are deciduous trees and shrubs: Types of deciduous trees and shrubs. Retrieved from https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/trees/tgen/what-are-deciduous-plants.htm.
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MI6 Team: 00 Agents
December 6, 2014	0	By 007 Travelers
The 00 Section of MI6 is considered the elite of the Secret Service. Agents with the 00 prefix have proven themselves capable enough in the field to be entrusted with the licence to kill: the authorisation to, at their own discretion, commit acts of assassination and other controversial activities in order to complete their missions, without having to first seek permission from headquarters.
The following 00 agents have been referenced onscreen in the James Bond films. Additional 00 agents, ranging from 001 to 0012, have been referenced in literature and in comic strips.
002 – Mentioned in "The Man with the Golden Gun" (1974), named Bill Fairbanks and killed by Francisco Scaramanga. A different 002 (name not revealed) dies during the opening sequence of "The Living Daylights" (1987).
003 – Body found in a snowbank at the start of "A View to a Kill" (1985).
004 – Killed during the opening sequence of "The Living Daylights" (1987).
005 – Seen attending a meeting during "Thunderball" (1965).
006 – Named Alec Trevelyan, a one-time ally and friend of Bond who is presumed dead for nine years; he is the primary antagonist in "GoldenEye" (1995).
007 – James Bond. When he is retired in "No Time to Die" (2021), Nomi is a new agent 007. But she will give back her number to Bond when Bond returns to service.
008 – Mentioned by M in "Goldfinger" (1964) as a potential replacement for Bond if his mission fails. Bond also mentions this to Goldfinger himself. 008 is also mentioned in "The Living Daylights" (1987) as an alternate choice to assassinate General Pushkin if Bond refuses to do so.
009 – Seen early in "Octopussy" (1983), killed by twins working for General Orlov. However, 009 still manages to complete his mission by returning the real Fabergé egg and Bond later avenges his death. 009 is also mentioned in the film "The World Is Not Enough" (1999), as the agent who initially shoots Renard.
In "SPECTRE" (2015) 009 is not seen, but Bond "stoles" 009's Aston Martin DB10.
Additional unidentified 00 agents are seen briefly in "Thunderball" (1965) and "The World is Not Enough" (1999). In the latter, one of the agents is revealed to be female.
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Q: Why is there a parse error? Why is there a parse error on this? I insert a list and want to get tuples out. (The top line is correct).
freq :: Eq a => [a] -> [(Int,a)]
freq x:xs  = [(x,y)| (x,y) x <- count , y <- rmdups]

A: There are two syntax errors here — no parenthesis on the pattern, and wrongly placed (x,y) inside the comprehension. It should be:
freq (x : xs) = [(x, y) | x <- count, y <- rmdups]

A: You have to put parenthesis in your pattern match
freq (x:xs) = {- ... -}


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After marriage and discharge from the Marine Corps in 1966, my wife talked me into living in Muncie where there were jobs and growth. Even though the country's economy was great with Democrats in control, Indiana wasn't satisfied and kept voting Republican.
When a Democrat governor was elected, his hands were tied because of Republican control. Republicans practically destroyed our unions and drove down wages, and the rich got richer. And President Obama was left holding the bag for a recession with a loss of 2 million jobs and a stock market meltdown.
Indiana chose to elect a president who is indecent to replace a president who is decent. In addition, Indiana elected a vice president who spent 12 years in Congress, never passing a bill; voted 92 percent of the time with Bush to destroy our economy and voted against stem cell research for cancer. As governor, his extreme religious views and policies cost the Indiana taxpayer dearly.
The Trump presidency is guaranteed to gut Social Security, end Medicare as we know it, repeal the Affordable Care Act, slash funding for education, resist campaign finance reform, roll back protections for women's health, marriage equality, water, air, environment, and put the rich interests first in tax cuts.
I am 73 years old and was hoping to see Indiana finally become responsible and do the right thing. I am ashamed of this election and for the first time in my life, I do not have a president I can respect or accept.
Since election day, a curious thing of "white" being attached to every topic has been occurring, best summed up by the "them uneducated, rural, white people voted for that Trump" comment. Trying to put a finger on just why that is occurring is not as difficult as it would seem.
Look at who is bellyaching and the obvious answer is people actually fought back against the multicultural, diversity, how dare the U.S. think it is exceptional, socialist, self absorbed, and we know better elitists of the East and West coasts and their aiding and abetting academia and media cohorts. "White" is simply the fall guy excuse.
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