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GeometryElementary Geometry for College StudentsA 30 ° - 60 ° - 90 ° triangle is inscribed in a circle with a radius of length 5 cm. Find the perimeter of the triangle.
A 30 ° - 60 ° - 90 ° triangle is inscribed in a circle with a radius of length 5 cm. Find the perimeter of the triangle.
6.1 Circles And Related Segments And Angles6.2 More Angle Measures In The Circle6.3 Line And Segment Relationships In The Circle6.4 Some Constructions And Inequalities For The Circle6.CR Review Exercises6.CT Test
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Ch. 6.1 - For Exercises 1 to 8, use the figure provided....Ch. 6.1 - For Exercises 1 to 8, use the figure provided....Ch. 6.1 - For Exercises 1 to 8, use the figure provided....Ch. 6.1 - For Exercises 1 to 8, use the figure provided....Ch. 6.1 - For Exercises 1 to 8, use the figure provided....Ch. 6.1 - For Exercises 1 to 8, use the figure provided....Ch. 6.1 - For Exercises 1 to 8, use the figure provided....Ch. 6.1 - For Exercises 1 to 8, use the figure provided....Ch. 6.1 - Given: AOOBandOCbisectsACBinO Find: a mAB b mACB c...Ch. 6.1 - Given: ST=12(SR)inQSRisadiameter Find: a mST b mTR...
Ch. 6.1 - Given: QinwhichmAB:mBC:mCA=2:3:4 Find: a mAB b mBC...Ch. 6.1 - Given: mDOE=76and mEOG=82inO EFisadiameter Find: a...Ch. 6.1 - Given: OwithABACand mBOC=72 Find: a mBC b mAB c mA...Ch. 6.1 - In O not shown, OA is a radius, AB is a diameter,...Ch. 6.1 - Given: In O,OCABand OC=6 Find: a AB b BC Exercise...Ch. 6.1 - Given: Concentric circles with center Q...Ch. 6.1 - Given: Concentric circles with center Q...Ch. 6.1 - AB is the common chord of O and Q. If AB=12 and...Ch. 6.1 - Circles O and Q have the common chord AB. If AB=6,...Ch. 6.1 - Suppose that a circle is divided into three...Ch. 6.1 - Suppose that a circle is divided by points A,B,C,...Ch. 6.1 - Following the pattern of Exercises 20 and 21, what...Ch. 6.1 - Consider a circle or congruent circles, and...Ch. 6.1 - State the measure of the angle formed by the...Ch. 6.1 - State the measure of the angle formed by the...Ch. 6.1 - Five points are equally spaced on a circle. A...Ch. 6.1 - A ceiling fan has equally spaced blades. What is...Ch. 6.1 - A wheel has equally spaced lug bolts. What is the...Ch. 6.1 - An amusement park ride the Octopus has eight...Ch. 6.1 - In Exercises 30 and 31, complete each proof....Ch. 6.1 - In Exercises 30 and 31, complete each proof....Ch. 6.1 - In Exercises 32 to 37, write a paragraph proof....Ch. 6.1 - In Exercises 32 to 37, write a paragraph proof....Ch. 6.1 - In Exercises 32 to 37, write a paragraph proof....Ch. 6.1 - In Exercises 32 to 37, write a paragraph proof. A...Ch. 6.1 - In Exercises 32 to 37, write a paragraph proof. An...Ch. 6.1 - In Exercises 32 to 37, write a paragraph proof. If...Ch. 6.1 - If MNPQin O, explain why MNPQ is an isosceles...Ch. 6.1 - If STTV, explain why STV is an isosceles triangle.Ch. 6.1 - Use a paragraph proof to complete this exercise....Ch. 6.1 - In O,OY=5 and XZ=6. If XWWY, find WZ.Ch. 6.2 - Given: mAB=92mDA=114mBC=138 Find:...Ch. 6.2 - Given: mDC=30 and mDABC is trisected at points A...Ch. 6.2 - Given: Circle O with diameter RS, tangent SW,...Ch. 6.2 - Find mRT if mRST:mRSW=1:5Ch. 6.2 - Find mRST if mRT:mTS=1:4Ch. 6.2 - Is it possible for a a rectangle inscribed in a...Ch. 6.2 - Given: In Q, PR contains Q, MR is a tangent,...Ch. 6.2 - Given: AB and AC are tangent to O, mBC=126 Find:...Ch. 6.2 - Given: Tangent ABand AC to O mACB=68 Find:...Ch. 6.2 - Given: m1=72,mDC=34 Find: a)mABb)m2Ch. 6.2 - Given: m2=36mAB=4mDC Find: a)mABb)m1Ch. 6.2 - Given: m3=42 Find: a)mRTb)mRST Exercises 12,13Ch. 6.2 - Given: RSSTRT Find: a)mRTb)mRSTc)m3 Exercises...Ch. 6.2 - Given: m1=63mRS=3x+6mVT=x Find: mRS Exercises 14,...Ch. 6.2 - Given: m2=124mTV=x+1mSR=3(x+1) Find: mTV Exercises...Ch. 6.2 - Given: m1=71m2=33 Find: mCE and mBD Exercises 16,...Ch. 6.2 - Given: m1=62m2=26 Find: mCE and mBD Exercises 16,...Ch. 6.2 - aHow are R and T related? bFind mR if mT=112....Ch. 6.2 - aHow are S and V related? bFind mV if mS=73....Ch. 6.2 - A quadrilateral RSTV is circumscribed about a...Ch. 6.2 - In Exercises 21 and 22, complete each proof....Ch. 6.2 - In Exercises 21 and 22, complete each proof....Ch. 6.2 - In Exercises 23 to25, complete a paragraph proof....Ch. 6.2 - In Exercises 23 to25, complete a paragraph proof....Ch. 6.2 - In Exercises 23 to25, complete a paragraph proof....Ch. 6.2 - Use the result from Exercise 25 to find m1 if...Ch. 6.2 - An airplane reaches an altitude of 3mi above the...Ch. 6.2 - From the veranda of a beachfront hotel, Manny is...Ch. 6.2 - For the five-pointed star a regular pentagram...Ch. 6.2 - For the six-pointed star a regular hexagram...Ch. 6.2 - A satellite dish in the shape of a regular...Ch. 6.2 - In the figure shown, RSTWVT by the reason AA. Name...Ch. 6.2 - In the figure shown, RXVWXS by the reason AA. Name...Ch. 6.2 - On a fitting for a hex wrench, the distance from...Ch. 6.2 - Given: AB is a diameter of M is the midpoint of...Ch. 6.2 - A surveyor sees a circular planetarium through an...Ch. 6.2 - The larger circle is inscribed in a square with...Ch. 6.2 - In R,QS=2(PT). Also, mP=23. Find mVRS.Ch. 6.2 - In Exercises 39 to 47, provide a paragraph proof....Ch. 6.2 - In Exercises 39 to 47, provide a paragraph proof....Ch. 6.2 - In Exercises 39 to 47, provide a paragraph proof....Ch. 6.2 - In Exercises 39 to 47, provide a paragraph proof....Ch. 6.2 - In Exercises 39 to 47, provide a paragraph proof....Ch. 6.2 - In Exercises 39 to 47, provide a paragraph proof....Ch. 6.2 - In Exercises 39 to 47, provide a paragraph proof....Ch. 6.2 - In Exercises 39 to47, provide a paragraph proof....Ch. 6.2 - Given: Quadrilateral RSTV inscribed in Q Prove:...Ch. 6.2 - Given concentric circles with center O, ABC is...Ch. 6.2 - In the figure, quadrilateral ABCD is inscribed in...Ch. 6.3 - Note: Exercises preceded by an asterisk are of a...Ch. 6.3 - Note: Exercises preceded by an asterisk are of a...Ch. 6.3 - Note: Exercises preceded by an asterisk are of a...Ch. 6.3 - Note: Exercises preceded by an asterisk are of a...Ch. 6.3 - Sketch two circles that have: a No common tangents...Ch. 6.3 - Two congruent intersecting circles B and D not...Ch. 6.3 - In the figure for Exercises 7 to 16, O is the...Ch. 6.3 - In the figure for Exercises 7 to 16, O is the...Ch. 6.3 - In the figure for Exercises 7 to 16, O is the...Ch. 6.3 - In the figure for Exercises 7 to 16, O is the...Ch. 6.3 - In the figure for Exercises 7 to 16, O is the...Ch. 6.3 - In the figure for Exercises 7 to 16, O is the...Ch. 6.3 - In the figure for Exercises 7 to 16, O is the...Ch. 6.3 - In the figure for Exercises 7 to 16, O is the...Ch. 6.3 - In the figure for Exercises 7 to 16, O is the...Ch. 6.3 - In the figure for Exercises 7 to 16, O is the...Ch. 6.3 - For Exercises 17 to 20. See Theorem 6.3.6. Given:...Ch. 6.3 - For Exercises 17 to 2, See Theorem 6.3.6. Given:...Ch. 6.3 - For Exercises 17 to 2, See Theorem 6.3.6. Given:...Ch. 6.3 - For Exercises 17 to 2, See Theorem 6.3.6. Given:...Ch. 6.3 - In the figure for Exercises 21 to 24,RS is tangent...Ch. 6.3 - In the figure for Exercises 21 to 24,RS is tangent...Ch. 6.3 - In the figure for Exercises 21 to 24,RS is tangent...Ch. 6.3 - In the figure for Exercises 21 to 24,RS is tangent...Ch. 6.3 - For the two circles in figures a, b, and c, find...Ch. 6.3 - For the two circles in figures a, b, and c, find...Ch. 6.3 - In Exercises 27 to 30, provide a paragraph proof....Ch. 6.3 - In Exercises 27 to 30, provide a paragraph proof....Ch. 6.3 - In Exercises 27 to 30, provide a paragraph proof....Ch. 6.3 - In Exercises 27 to 30, provide a paragraph proof....Ch. 6.3 - Does it follow from Exercise 30 that ADE is also...Ch. 6.3 - In O not shown, RS is a diameter and T is the...Ch. 6.3 - The cylindrical brush on a vacuum cleaner is...Ch. 6.3 - The drive mechanism on a treadmill is powered by...Ch. 6.3 - Given: Tangents AB,BC,andACtoO at points M, N, and...Ch. 6.3 - Given: Q is inscribed in isosceles right RST. The...Ch. 6.3 - Given: AB is an external tangent to O and Q at...Ch. 6.3 - The center of a circle of radius 3 inches is at a...Ch. 6.3 - The center of a circle of radius 2 inches is at a...Ch. 6.3 - Circles O, P, and Q are tangent as shown at points...Ch. 6.3 - Circles O, P, and Q are tangent as shown for...Ch. 6.3 - If the larger gear has 30 teeth and smaller gear...Ch. 6.3 - For the drawing in Exercise 42, suppose that the...Ch. 6.3 - In Exercises 44 to 47, prove the stated theorem....Ch. 6.3 - In Exercises 44 to 47, prove the stated theorem....Ch. 6.3 - In Exercises 44 to 47, prove the stated theorem....Ch. 6.3 - In Exercises 44 to 47, prove the stated theorem....Ch. 6.3 - The sides of ABC are tangent to D at A and C,...Ch. 6.4 - In Exercises 1 to 8, use the figure provided. If...Ch. 6.4 - In Exercises 1 to 8, use the figure provided. If...Ch. 6.4 - In Exercises 1 to 8, use the figure provided. If...Ch. 6.4 - In Exercises 1 to 8, use the figure provided. If...Ch. 6.4 - In Exercises 1 to 8, use the figure provided. If...Ch. 6.4 - In Exercises 1 to 8, use the figure provided. If...Ch. 6.4 - In Exercises 1 to 8, use the figure provided. If...Ch. 6.4 - In Exercises 1 to 8, use the figure provided. If...Ch. 6.4 - Construct a circle O and choose some point D on...Ch. 6.4 - Construct a circle P and choose three points R, S,...Ch. 6.4 - X, Y, and Z are on circle O such that mXY=120,...Ch. 6.4 - Construct the two tangent segments to circle P not...Ch. 6.4 - Point V is in the exterior of circle Q not shown...Ch. 6.4 - Given circle P and points RPT such that R and T...Ch. 6.4 - Given parallel chords AB, CD, EF, and GH in circle...Ch. 6.4 - Given chords MN, RS, and TV in Q such that QZQYQX,...Ch. 6.4 - Given circle O with radius OT, tangent AD, and the...Ch. 6.4 - a If mRSmTV, write an inequality that compares m1...Ch. 6.4 - a If MNPQ, write an inequality that compares the...Ch. 6.4 - a If mXYmYZ, write an inequality that compares the...Ch. 6.4 - Quadrilateral ABCD is inscribed in circle P not...Ch. 6.4 - Quadrilateral RSTV is inscribed in circle Q not...Ch. 6.4 - In circle O, points A, B, and C are on the circle...Ch. 6.4 - In O, AB=6cm and BC=4cm. a How are mAOB and mBOC...Ch. 6.4 - In O, mAOB=70 and mBOC=30. See the figure above. a...Ch. 6.4 - Triangle ABC is inscribed in circle O; AB=5, BC=6,...Ch. 6.4 - Given circle O with mBC=120, and mAC=130. a Which...Ch. 6.4 - Given that mAC:mBC:mAB=4:3:2 in circle O: a Which...Ch. 6.4 - Given that mA:mB:mC=2:4:3 in circle O: a Which...Ch. 6.4 - Circle O has a diameter of length 20cm. Chord AB...Ch. 6.4 - Circle P has a radius of length 8in. Points A, B,...Ch. 6.4 - A tangent ET is constructed to circle Q from...Ch. 6.4 - Two congruent circles, O and P, do not intersect....Ch. 6.4 - Explain why the following statement is incorrect:...Ch. 6.4 - Prove: In a circle containing two unequal arcs,...Ch. 6.4 - Prove: In a circle containing two unequal chords,...Ch. 6.4 - In O, chord AB chord CD. Radius OE is...Ch. 6.4 - In P, whose radius has length 8in., mAB=mBC=60....Ch. 6.4 - Construct two externally tangent circles where the...Ch. 6.CR - The length of the radius of a circle is 15 mm. The...Ch. 6.CR - Find the length of a chord that is 8 cm from the...Ch. 6.CR - Two circles intersect and have a common chord 10...Ch. 6.CR - Two circles intersect and have a common chord 12...Ch. 6.CR - In Review Exercises 5 to 10, BA is tangent to the...Ch. 6.CR - In Review Exercises 5 to 10, BA is tangent to the...Ch. 6.CR - In Review Exercises 5 to 10, BA is tangent to the...Ch. 6.CR - In Review Exercises 5 to 10, BA is tangent to the...Ch. 6.CR - In Review Exercises 5 to 10, BA is tangent to the...Ch. 6.CR - In Review Exercises 5 to 10, BA is tangent to the...Ch. 6.CR - Given:Owithtangentlandm1=46 Find:m2, m3,m4,m5Ch. 6.CR - Given:Owithtangentlandm5=40 Find:m1,m2, m3,m4,Ch. 6.CR - Two circles are concentric. A chord of the larger...Ch. 6.CR - Two parallel chords of a circle each have length...Ch. 6.CR - In Review Exercises 15 to 22, state whether the...Ch. 6.CR - In Review Exercises 15 to 22, state whether the...Ch. 6.CR - In Review Exercises 15 to 22, state whether the...Ch. 6.CR - In Review Exercises 15 to 22, state whether the...Ch. 6.CR - In Review Exercises 15 to 22, state whether the...Ch. 6.CR - In Review Exercises 15 to 22, state whether the...Ch. 6.CR - In Review Exercises 15 to 22, state whether the...Ch. 6.CR - In Review Exercises 15 to 22, state whether the...Ch. 6.CR - Given that CF is a tangent to the circle shown:...Ch. 6.CR - Given that CF is a tangent to the circle shown:...Ch. 6.CR - Given:DF-AC-inO OE=5x+4 OB=2x+19 Find:OECh. 6.CR - Given:OE-OB-inO DF=xx-2 AC=x+28 Find:DEandACCh. 6.CR - In Review Exercises 27 to 29, give a proof for...Ch. 6.CR - In Review Exercises 27 to 29, give a proof for...Ch. 6.CR - In Review Exercises 27 to 29, give a proof for...Ch. 6.CR - Given:OwithdiameterAC-andtangentDE...Ch. 6.CR - A square is inscribed in a circle with a radius of...Ch. 6.CR - A 30-60-90 triangle is inscribed in a circle with...Ch. 6.CR - A circle is inscribed in the right triangle. The...Ch. 6.CR - Given:OisinscribedinABC AB=9,BC=13,AC=10...Ch. 6.CR - In Q with ABQ and CDQ, mABmCD. Also, QPABandQRCD....Ch. 6.CT - a If mAB=88, then mACB=____________. b If mAB=92...Ch. 6.CT - a If mBC=69, then mBOC=_____________. b If mBC=64,...Ch. 6.CT - a If mBAC=24, then mBC=_____________. b If ABAC,...Ch. 6.CT - Complete each theorem: a An angle inscribed in a...Ch. 6.CT - Given that mAB=106 and mDC=32, find: a m1_ b m2_Ch. 6.CT - Given the tangents with mRT=146, find : a mRST_ b...Ch. 6.CT - Given the tangents with m3=46, find: a mRST_ b...Ch. 6.CT - aBecause point Q is their common center, these...Ch. 6.CT - In O with diameter AC, OC=5 and AB=6. If M is the...Ch. 6.CT - For the circles described and shown, how many...Ch. 6.CT - aIf HP=4, PJ=5, and PM=2, find LP. _ bIf HP=x+1,...Ch. 6.CT - In the figure, TV is a tangent and TVWTXV. Find TV...Ch. 6.CT - Construct the tangent line to P at point X.Ch. 6.CT - aIf mABmCD, write an inequality that compares...Ch. 6.CT - In P not shown, the length of radius PA is 5....Ch. 6.CT - Provide the missing statements and reasons in the...
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Glanshammars härad var ett härad i den nordöstra delen av landskapet Närke. Häradet omfattade den nordöstra delen av nuvarande Örebro kommun i Örebro län samt en mindre del av Arboga kommun i Västmanlands län.  Den totala arealen mätte drygt 357 km² och befolkningen uppgick år 1907 till 7 430 invånare.

Geografi
Glanshammar härad var beläget längs sjön Hjälmarens norra strand med sjön Väringen i norr. Området är relativt höglänt beläget på högplatån Käglan som skiljer slättbygderna i landskapet Närke från mälarbygderna i Västmanland från varandra. Platån stupar brant ner mot Arbogaån i norr med sluttar svagare gentemot sjön i söder, och når c:a 50 km bredd mellan Arboga i öster och Örebro i väster. I nordsydlig riktning löper Äverstaån som mynnar i Hjälmaren söder om samhället Glanshammar. Området är relativt skogbevuxet jämfört med slättbygderna i såväl väster som öster, men jordbruksproduktionen har traditionellt ändå varit stark. Här och var återfinns urkalksten i dagen, vilket främjat marmorbrytning. Glanshammars härad gränsade i väster mot Örebro härad och i norr mot Fellingsbro härad. I öster låg Åkerbo härad i Västmanlands län.

Häradet saknade köpingar och municipalsamhällen, men den största tätorten är numera Glanshammar belägen 15 km öster om Örebro.

Socknar
Glanshammars härad omfattade fem socknar.

I Örebro kommun
Rinkaby
Glanshammar
Lillkyrka
Ödeby

Götlunda

Historia
Slättbygderna i landskapet Närke befolkades tidigt vilket många fornlämningar vittnar om. Namnet härrör ursprungligen från namnet på dess invånare närborna vilket kan härledes till Närsundet i området kring Kvismare kanal sydost om Örebro. Närborna var således de som bodde vid sundet. Under 1300-talet hade landskapet ungefär samma utsträckning som idag, och utgjorde en egen lagsaga med egen lagbok. Namnet Glanshammar kommer av glan med betydelsen öppning eller ljusning och efterledet -hammar med betydelse stenig höjd eller backe, vilket i det närmaste kan sägas beskriva naturförhållandena i området. Häradet gick dock under medeltiden under sitt gamla namn Edmada härad vilket troligtvis syftar till den ursprungliga tingsplatsen. Denna kom sedermera att förläggas till gästgivaregården i Glanshammar, där den låg kvar till en bra bit in på 1900-talet då den flyttades till Örebro.

Glanshammar utgjorde under 1000-talet centrum för hela bygden norr om sjön Hjälmaren, och arkeologiska fynd runt Glanshammars kyrka pekar på att här kan en av de första kyrkorna i hela Närke ha legat, även om dagens kyrka med största sannolikhet tillkommit under 1100-talet. Det s.k. Hasslefyndet från socknen pekar dock på bosättningar av betydligt äldre datum. Vid Hjälmarens strand söder om samhället Glanshammar fanns en s.k. husby, vilket gör den till en av de västligast belägna sådana, och fynd från platsen tyder på en imponerande bosättning som tillkommit under folkvandringstiden eller kanske ännu tidigare. På Kägleholmsön i sjön Väringen återfanns även landets västligaste tunaort, vars namn pekar på en roll som gammal handelsplats eller liknande. Platsen var i sådana fall strategiskt vald, då Järle- och Dylteån med förbindelser till bergslagstrakterna mynnar i sjön som i sin tur avvattnas via Arbogaån som står i förbindelse med Mälaren. Tidigt fanns även en hel del bergsbruk i närområdet, och även inom häradet och även kring Husby finns spår av utvinning av järn från 600-talet fram till tidigt medeltid. Spår av  silverbrytning från området kring Glanshammars kyrka finns och marmorbrytning har bitvis nått industriell skala, särskilt under 1900-talet.

Glanshammars Tuna kom under Gustav Vasas tid att byta namn till Kägleholm och på platsen började greven och rikskanslern Magnus Gabriel de la Gardie uppförandet av ett ståtligt slott. Byggnaden härjades dessvärre av en brand år 1712 och sedan dess återstår endast ruiner. Bland andra gods i häradet märks bl.a. Esplunda och Myrö herrgårdar i Rinkaby socken. Knappt en mil söder om sjön Väringen passerade den medeltida Eriksgatan som löpte genom häradet från Nasta nordväst om Glanshammar till Oppboga bro vid Arbogaån utanför samhället Fellingsbro på sin väg mellan Örebro och Arboga. Längs med denna återfinns flera runstenar till exempel den s.k. Nastastenen, men sådana återfinns även på andra håll, till exempel Kung Sigges sten och Urvallastenen i Götlunda socken.

Län, fögderier, domsagor, tingslag och tingsrätter
Häradet har från 1779 hört till Örebro län, innan dess Närkes och Värmlands län, dock överfördes Götlunda socken 1974 till Västmanlands län. Församlingarna tillhör(de) Strängnäs stift.

Häradets socknar hörde till följande fögderier:
1720-1917 Östernärke fögderi
1918-1945 Linde fögderi
1946-1990 Örebro fögderi

Götlunda socken tillhör Köpings fögderi från 1974

Häradets socknar tillhörde följande domsagor, tingslag och tingsrätter:
1687-1903 Glanshammars tingslag inom
1687-1771 Norra Närkes domsaga
1772-1809 Örebro, Glanshammar och Fellingsbro domsaga med
1810-1903 Östernärkes domsaga (Sköllersta, Askers, Örebro, Glanshammars och till 1855 Fellingsbro härader) med
1904-1947 Glanshammars och Örebro tingslag i Östernärkes domsaga
1948-1970 Östernärkes domsagas tingslag i Östernärkes domsaga

1971- Örebro tingsrätt och dess domsaga, dock ej för Götlunda socken från 1974

Götlunda socken tillhörde från 1974 till 2001 Köpings tingsrätt och dess domsaga, därefter till Västmanlands tingsrätt och dess domsaga.

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Tryckta källor
Nordisk familjebok, uppl 2, band 9, 1908
Fornvännen:  (1918).

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Nationella arkivdatabasen för uppgifter om fögderier, domsagor, tingslag och tingsrätter

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Härader i Örebro län
Härader i Västmanlands län

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I'm a food blogger and a professional dreamer, sometimes an artist but mostly a scientist. When the mood is right i get inspired to prepare a not too regular but traditional meal and whenever this happens, it tends to lift the spirits of those around which makes me glad every single time. Today i'd be going all traditional and since we're in a festive mood 'thanks to the holidays', i'd be sharing with you one of my secret recipes which was passed through generations down to my momma and then me.
Step 1: Wash the smoked fish with clean water, remove the bone and gut, rinse clean and set aside. Peel the Onion skin, rinse and set aside. Rinse the yellow pepper and set aside.
Step 2: Rinse the Ugba 2-3 times with clean water and place in a blender. Add the smoked fish, yellow pepper, Onion and Crayfish.
Step 3: Blend everything together. It shouldn't be smooth but chunky.
Step 4: Pour the palmoil in a medium sized pot and heat it up on medium heat for about 2mins. Gently pour in the blended Ugba mixture into the oil.
Step 5: Add the salt, crushed seasoning cube and stir. Cover the pot and leave to cook on medium heat for 15minutes.
Step 6: While the sauce cooks, wash the utazi leaves. Place the leaves together and roll up. Cut off the stalk and discard. Then, chop the rolled up leaves into tiny slices and set aside.
Step 7: Once the sauce is ready, Turn off the burner and serve the sauce with boiled or roasted yam or plantain sprinkled with chopped slices of utazi leaves.
Dobby, your presentation is amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm so proud of you.
I like this. Well done.
Great woman, these photos look delicious!
Nne, keep it up. Your presentation is clean!
Lol! And to think i actually used my phone camera for this particular pic still baffles me. Didn't know i had a gem with me all along till my normal camera battery ran out. Thanks for the compliments anon, would definitely keep it :).
Very awesome work you are doing Dobby,mealtimes are now fun times in my home since i came across your blog 2 weeks ago.kudos to you!
Dobbys Nne thanks, but I already made mine and ate with my kids, after I copied and cooked. Dalu Ada oma. So sweet.
Love this. My mum eats it so much. Did you intentionally leave out Ogiri? Cos that's a main ingredient. No?
Not really though. i also have an aunt that loves hers with ogiri but i love preparing mine without it.
You won't kill me with your recipes. I have tried running away but I keep coming back. You are such a good cook. Keep it up abeg. I am not going to run away from this blog again.
Please don't run anymore, i'd try to make it less appealing :D lol! ...Thanks Adaeze.
i usually dont comment on blogs....but ur amazing...my kitchen will never be boring cuz of u. thanks doll.
Beautiful presentation, mouth watering pics,..am...am hungry now again!!!
Thanks Anon :). I've prepared the recipes a couple of times and i've also been around people who prepare most of the recipes. Sure you can use any type of blender for this.
Chai! I just stumbled on this blog last night while researching dinner ideas an i've not been able to leave. This is awesome and your pictures make it soo real. My tongue can almost feel it. Nne this is awesome. Really keep it up!
Hi Dobby, Nice work you're doing. Cant seem to leave your page.I like this your portable blender, how can I get one.
Hello Anon, it's mostly sold in large supermarkets. Would put up a post on locations to get it from really soon.
Well done Dobby. You're doing a great job. I am an ardent reader of your blog. I would like to know if the blending is dry or with a little water. I don't really get that part. Thanks.
Thank you Anon. The blending is done with a little water.
Awww!!! Thank you Omotola. Glad to have you here.
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These words from Jesus stand in a long line of divine promises and prophetic utterances concerning the worldwide proclamation of the Gospel. The first of these promises occurs in Genesis 12:3, when God promised Abraham that "in you all the families of the earth shall be blessed." This promise is further clarified in Genesis 22:18, when God said to Abraham: "In your offspring shall all the nations of the earth be blessed." The apostle Paul, in Galatians 3:16, identifies this "offspring" as Christ. So we have God's immutable promise that through Christ all the nations of the world will be blessed.
In addition to His promise to Abraham, God gave numerous prophecies of the worldwide spread of the Gospel. Prominent among them is Psalm 22:27: "All the ends of the earth shall remember and turn to the Lord, and all the families of the nations shall worship before you." And in one of the Servant chapters of Isaiah we find these words: "'It is too light a thing that you should be my servant to raise up the tribes of Jacob and to bring back the preserved of Israel; I will make you as a light for the nations, that my salvation may reach to the end of the earth'" (49:6). Note again the emphasis on the nations and the end of the earth.
Turning to the New Testament we find Christ's command, often called the Great Commission, to "make disciples of all nations" (Matt. 28:18–20). And immediately prior to His ascension He told His disciples that they would be His witnesses from Jerusalem to "the ends of the earth" (Acts 1:8). Clearly, Jesus envisioned a worldwide proclamation of the Gospel that will result in peoples of all nations trusting in Him as Savior and Lord.
Finally, in the book of Revelation, we see "a great multitude that no one could number, from every nation, from all tribes and peoples and languages, standing before the throne and before the Lamb" (7:9). Here is the fulfillment of God's promise to Abraham in Genesis 22 and His prophecies in Psalm 22 and Isaiah 49.
It is in the light of all these Scriptures that we should understand Jesus' words in Matthew 24:14 that "this gospel of the kingdom will be proclaimed throughout the whole world as a testimony to all the nations." There was no doubt in Jesus' mind that the Great Commission would ultimately be fulfilled. And in Revelation 7:9, we see that the fulfillment of the Great Commission is seen as an accomplished fact.
The church's response to the Great Commission began with the apostles, particularly the apostle Paul, whom God sent to the Gentiles (Acts 22:21). Over the centuries the church's commitment to the Great Commission has waxed and waned depending on the clarity or obscurity of the Gospel at the time. Today we live in an age of unprecedented missionary activity. Over the last two hundred years the Gospel has spread to some degree over the entire world. Much has been accomplished. Yet much remains to be done. The so-called "10-40 window" of northern Africa, the Middle East, central Asia, India, and southeast Asia still remains largely unevangelized. In this area, containing almost half the earth's population, the Muslim, Hindu, and Buddhist religions present a formidable obstacle to the Gospel. In addition to the religious obstacle, most governments of these countries actively oppose or even make illegal the proclamation of the Gospel. How then should we respond to this daunting challenge to the fulfillment of the Great Commission?
Historically, the church has responded by recruitment of more missionaries, together with prayer and financial support for them. This is good, and we should continue this practice. However, there is something more we can do, and it is something every believer can and should be involved in. That is to pray fervently for the fulfillment of the Great Commission itself. This type of prayer goes beyond prayer for our missionaries and their various ministries. It is actually calling on God to fulfill His promise and His prophecies. It is earnestly asking Him to accomplish that which He says in Revelation 7:9 will happen.
Thus, we should plead with God to fulfill His prophecies. There is no doubt that God will accomplish that which He has promised to do, but He has condescended to involve us in the process through our prayers. Let us all, then, pray frequently, if not daily, for the fulfillment of the Great Commission.


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"I was fortunate in a lot of ways."
By Tamara Fuentes
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As Black actors around Hollywood talk about their experiences on how they've been treated on and off-screen, Kat Graham is now opening up about how it was for her on The Vampire Diaries.
Kat starred in the hit series for all 8 seasons as Bonnie Bennett, a witch who gets pulled into this brand new supernatural world due to her best friend, Elena. While speaking with Entertainment Tonight, the actress revealed that she always felt like she had someone to talk to about any issues, including higher ups on The CW.
"I will say that I was fortunate in a lot of ways because if I ever felt anything -- at the time Mark Pedowitz, who is still the president of The CW, who's also Jewish, he was a really great ear for me," she said. "There are a lot of great people in different studios that really do make themselves available to have conversations where there are things missing and there needs to be a shift of awareness. I will focus on the positive and people who really had my back and helped me understand what I needed to do and how I could support them in elevating the narrative of being young, Black, female in Hollywood."
"I've had a lot of support in terms of awareness in terms of support of writers, producers, directors, and I've been able to communicate any sort of racism or marginalization or tokenism I might have experienced whether on that show, or on other projects that I've dealt with," she continued. "It's not a new experience, but I did have to educate myself and figure out what can I do to help elevate this for other women who might come after me."
She also said that she's excited to get back on set and see some of the changes that have come from Black actors being more vocal about their experiences.
"I feel like things are shifting, but to be honest, we're all in a bit of a bubble and a lot of us haven't been on set," she said. "So, I don't know if I can say, 'Oh, I'm on set and the level of diversity and equity and there's a balance.' What I'm excited about seeing is the shift of consciousness and there's been a huge shift of consciousness this year, and I'm really excited to see the work [organizations and people] are doing to help really elevate the message and alleviate the suffering that people are experiencing where people don't feel heard. So, yes, I'm feeling the change of the awareness."
So does this mean that we might see Bonnie Bennet back in Mystic Falls on Legacies? Anything is possible!
Tamara Fuentes Entertainment Editor Tamara Fuentes is the entertainment editor for Seventeen and covers celebrity news, pop culture, television, movies, music, and books.
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The 1992 Broadcasting Act created the Australian Broadcasting Authority (ABA), which had significant powers over broadcasters through program standards that they had to meet. The ABA was structured to cope with new technologies and oversee all aspects of broadcasting and narrowcasting.
The ABA's main role was to supervise a new regime of self-regulation, to help broadcasting organisations to develop their own codes of practice and to investigate complaints about breaches of those codes. In this period the CBAA as community radio's peak body, developed the CBAA Codes of Practice with and for its members, such as 8CCC.
Defamation is the law to protect people's reputations and to balance this with protecting reasonable freedom of speech. If someone thinks that you have broadcast anything that damages their reputation they can sue you as the program producer/presenter and/or the station, and the judge will decide if it is defamation. If so you could be ordered to pay fines, damages etc, and often the payouts are huge.
Anything that you play in your program may be liable for defamation, including anything a guest says, any pre-recorded material or anything written by someone else that you put to air. You, your guest, the station and licence holder could be sued for defamation.
Never think that because you are broadcasting on a community station that you can take the risk, because you are only broadcasting to a small population. Public figures, companies etc employ media monitors to provide reports on everything that is being said about them. And of course, as 8CCC starts streaming online, or when podcasts are made and distributed over the Internet you could be heard all over the world.
What can you do to minimize risk?
Think carefully before you interview anyone. Is there a risk that they might say something that could lead to being sued? If you have any doubt, pre-record the interview and then edit the interview before going to air. Ask another producer or station manager to listen through if you still consider there is a risk.
Think carefully about reading out anything on air that someone else has written. Check it before you read it, check the facts.
You and 8CCC have to prove that they did not defame, rather than the person complaining proving that you did.
If you unsure, check with the station manager.
The Copyright Act (1968) applies across Australia. Copyright law is to make sure that creators are paid fairly for their work It is a tricky balancing act between the artist's right to reward for creativity and the right of the community to freely circulate ideas and information.
For broadcasters, copyright questions arise mostly, but not only, about broadcasting of original works (eg programs written specifically for 8CCC, live performances, reading of unpublished works etc) and use of music recordings (CDs, downloaded music from the Internet, published books etc) and it is important to understand the risks of breach of copyright.
Original works broadcast include programs that were specifically written, produced or prepared by or for the station and also the adlib or scripted remarks of announcers.
The station owns copyright in its transmission. Individuals may make off air recordings for private home use, and for podcasting, provided that the broadcast does not include recorded music.
A recording or podcast can be made provided written permission has been received from the copyright owners of any live performed music (eg a singer songwriter performing a song she had written, in the studio) or live read of a writer's own work.
8CCC takes the necessary steps to obtain licences required to broadcast recorded music. The license fee covers copyright payments to writers, performers and record companies through APRA and AMCOS (see Who's Who in Community Radio).
In general it is illegal to copy a recording.
Program producers and presenters agree to play only recorded music that is owned by 8CCC – stored on its digital library, or in its CD and record library – or recorded music that they own (original CDs and recorded music purchased online) and bring in to play during their programs.
Check with the Station Manager if in doubt about copyright.
8CCC must keep a copy of all broadcasts made by the station for six weeks after broadcast. This is done automatically.
These are the people who are involved in all aspects of community radio from programming, administration and fundraising to name a few. Our station volunteers are our greatest resource! According to CBOnline (www.cbonline.org.au) in 2014 there were over 20,000 broadcasters volunteering in Australian Community Radio and their work was valued at $232 million per annum.
At 8CCC, over 50 volunteers (including Board members) produce and present programs, undertake audio productions for broadcast, provide admin support, do promotion, recruit members and identify and sign up sponsors, organise events, provide IT support and audio library maintenance, carry out website development and maintenance, and help clean the station.
Some members have been involved in 8CCC since the early 1980s – a fantastic commitment to the station, to the community and a significant contribution to the volunteer sector in Central Australia. As a member of 8CCC, as a station volunteer, you are part of a big history!
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All members of 8CCC are welcome to attend meetings (please advise the President or Secretary prior to meeting). Elections are held at the Annual General Meeting although any vacant positions can be filled during the year.
The 8CCC Board determines the direction and focus for the station through the development, implementation and ongoing monitoring of our Strategic Plan (current strategic plan is available at the station – 2014-2019).
8CCC has its accounts audited annually, and prepares an annual report against the key performance indicators in the Strategic Plan. These documents are available at the studios in Alice Springs and Tennant Creek.
These individuals and businesses are contracted to provide services to support the volunteers in running the station, managing the broadcasting and IT equipment in Alice Springs and in Tennant Creek, legal requirements, grants, book-keeping, security, training, promotion and marketing, membership management, sponsorships and specific projects.
ACMA oversees all broadcasting sectors including radio, television and broadband internet. They receive complaints from listeners and when necessary they investigate these complaints and make rulings about them. They also supervise broadcasting legislation and issue and remove broadcasting licences, including the long-term community radio broadcast licence for 102.1FM which 8CCC operates under in Alice Springs and Tennant Creek.


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This article was originally published in Michigan Farm News in July 2015.
Most farms have ditches to help move excess storm water off their fields. And most farmers periodically clean out those ditches to keep them functioning. Is this a violation of the federal Clean Water Act (CWA)?
The long-awaited Waters of the United States (WOTUS) rule, the prepublication version of which EPA released on May 27, 2015, addresses whether ditches and other seemingly isolated water features fall within the jurisdiction of the CWA. Two of the EPA's primary objectives in the WOTUS rule were to clarify admittedly confusing U.S. Supreme Court decisions on this issue, and to provide certainty over which waters are subject to the CWA. Unfortunately, EPA's attempts to provide clarity and certainty resulted in an even greater expansion of federal jurisdiction over ditches and other isolated waters.
To determine whether a ditch or other seemingly isolated water is regulated under the CWA, one must start downstream. The WOTUS rule lists three categories of waters that have commonly been referred to as traditionally navigable waters (TNW). These include waters used in interstate commerce, interstate waters and territorial seas. For over 100 years, Congress has asserted federal jurisdiction over such waters and the Courts have upheld it. There is generally little controversy over the identification or inclusion of such waters.
But, does the ditch on your field or other seemingly isolated water feature (such as a pond or wetland) impact those waters sufficiently for the federal government to regulate it?
That is what the WOTUS rule is designed to answer. The WOTUS rule specifically excludes ditches that do not flow either directly or indirectly into a TNW, but many farm ditches carry excess storm water to other water features, and they often connect with other water features. If any of these water features are considered to be "tributaries" under the WOTUS rule, then this ditch exemption is not applicable.
What is a tributary? The WOTUS rule defines tributary as a water characterized by the presence of the physical indicators of a bed, banks and an ordinary high water mark, and that contributes flow either directly or indirectly to a TNW. A tributary, natural or man-made, does not lose its status if there is one or more breaks between it and the TNW, and can contribute flow through non-jurisdictional water features.
The WOTUS rule uses the ordinary high water concept as a key indicator of a sufficient volume and frequency of water. Michigan farmers are well-aware of state regulators applying Michigan's definition of a regulated "stream" (a water having definite banks, a bed, and visible evidence of a continued flow or continued occurrence of water) to ditches. In many ways the definition of tributary is even broader; its physical features do not have to be definite or visible.
In the preamble to the prepublication rule, EPA indicates that the physical features can even be historic! How is a farmer supposed to determine if, during some post-glacial period, surface water existed between his/her farm and a TNW?
The WOTUS also excludes two other types of ditches: those with ephemeral and those with intermittent flow. Most farm ditches have both types, and both exemptions include an exception that the ditch cannot be a relocated tributary or excavated in a tributary. This leaves the farmer with the burden of determining the historic origin of a ditch that has probably been in existence for generations; not an easy task.
To add to the confusion, the definition of tributary also includes ditches that do not meet the three ditch exemptions listed above. Then we could look at whether nearby wetlands or other water features are regulated by meeting the "significant nexus" test through the nine newly-added functions in its definition.
Several public comments on the draft WOTUS rule warned that the rule was so broad it covered even mud puddles. To show that it has a sense of humor, EPA added an exclusion to the prepublication version of the rule for "puddles."
While it is comforting to know that EPA recognizes there are limits to its jurisdiction, regrettably those limits do not appear to include many farm ditches.


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Image/Film
Forms and Formulas
by oliver | Jul 25, 2012 | cubic, many singularities, math history, surface, world record | 0 comments
On 300 square meters (about 3200 square foot) the exhibition Forms and Formulas (from May 2012 until 2016 in Lisbon, Portugal) displays more than 60 of our mathematical models, most of which are made in a white material which is both very strong and a little flexible (see section sculpture). The photos below show objects of height approximately 30cm (11.8in).
Clebsch Diagonal Surface
In one of the images, you see in the back some smaller models. These are 45 so-called cubic surfaces; for every type in a classification by Knörrer/Miller we show one example. These Math Objects have a height of approximately 7cm (2.8in).
For highly fragile geometries, we prefer, however, the laser-in-glass method: we produced four so-called world-record-surfaces using this technique for the exhibition.
An interesting aspect of this exhibition is the fact that our new models are displayed in connection with historical ones and also with interactive screens.
The team of curators and organizers of the exhibition consists of four locals from Lisbon and one external member: Ana Eiro, Cristina Luis, Susanna Napoles, Jose Francisco Rodrigues, Oliver Labs.
The exhibition "Formas e Formulas" is taking place at the "Museu Nacional de História Natural e da Ciência", Rua da Escola Politécnica, 56-58, 1250-102 Lisboa (Portugal). The website of the exhibition also presents a large set of photos.
Online-Shop Mathe-in-Glas
MO-Labs models in the Mathematical Intelligencer
Our catalogue is online on math-sculpture.com
Exhibit at the University of Lisbon, 2016-2017
Relativistic Cosmology Illustrations
MO-Labs creates Math Objects of many kinds. Our guiding theme is "No Art - Just Math". Dispite their diversity, many of our Math Objects are based on a single mathematical equation!
See our math sculpture catalogue on math-sculpture.com.
math-sculpture.com contains our models together with background information, accessible via comfortable search options. Or go directly to our Sculpture Shop at Shapeways.com
If you want to hold a particular mathematical object in your hands which is not in our portfolio yet, just contact us, and we will do our best to bring it to life!
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Play only if the Runner has at least 2 tags.
I hate this card. Not because it's bad. No: just because it's so nasty that you can't build a runner deck without playing around this. First of all: good ways to play this card.
NBN has Breaking News which fits perfectly to this card. If you can score it with your first click, having BOOM! in your hand, this could be a game breaker. But more elegant is the combination with 24/7 News Cycle to resolve the news again.
Midseason Replacements is of course another good combination as well. You only have to spend enough credits to give him 2 tags.
Big Brother also deserved a honorable mention. If you tagged the runner on last click with for example Prisec you can increase the number of tags to two to play your BOOM!
The best way to tag the runner is Hard-Hitting News if he runs out of money. But if you do that, the runner has a complete turn to prevent your BOOM!
The most amazing combo is in Weyland. This works best in a horizontal deck like Gagarin Deep Space: Expanding the Horizon. You only need to place a Mumbad City Hall in a server having both BOOM! and Consulting Visit in R&D. Museum of History helps you to get both in it, if you need it there. The museum can be tutored with the city hall as well and hard hitting news can be tutored with consulting visit. If you have everything out there spam him with tags until he runs out of money and then play one BOOM! every turn.
How to prevent being killed by BOOM as a runner?
First strategy: don't get tagged. Use New Angeles City Hall Decoy and Forger to avoid the second tag. Or don't run if you have less than 8 credits (or 4 if you use Networking ), don't steal an agenda if the corp has more money. And never run on your last click. That is hard and annoying, so I don't think that this is the way to handle this.
Third strategy: prevent meat damage. Play Citadel Sanctuary Crash Space Sacrificial Clone Paparazzi or Guru Davinder but you should know that the corp can trash these cards. They will give you one more turn until the corp can fulfill their master plan. I've Had Worse or Muresh Bodysuit doesn't help because you will get all 7 meat damage once. But there are still Plascrete Carapace which can save you up to two times. If you draw an play it in time. And only until it cycles out.
Fourth strategy: trash BOOM! This is the best part of the card: if you access it, you can trash it for only 1 credit. Get multi access to R&D and HQ with The Maker's Eye / Legwork, R&D Interface / HQ Interface or Nerve Agent / Medium and access it before the corp can play it. But be aware of Archived Memories or Clone Suffrage Movement. Add Salsette Slums or Archives Interface to remove the card from the game.


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BREAKING IN: Writing Credible Conspiracies
Conspiracy theories, anyone? If you're writing a screenplay about a secret conspiracy, here are script analyst Staton Rabin's hot tips for making it credible.
Staton Rabin
"Just because you're paranoid, doesn't mean they aren't after you." - Joseph Heller, Catch-22
If you came of age anytime after the JFK assassination or Watergate, you grew up in a world in which "conspiracy theories" were a fact of life. And, rightly or wrongly, fear and mistrust of the government is an American tradition. Americans seem to take it for granted that when the guy in the dark suit from "the government" arrives, he's up to no good. That's probably why so many scripts that cross my desk involve secret government conspiracies.
Many thrillers are based on the premise that the hero has discovered secret, explosive information, which could blow the lid off of a government conspiracy. Dark and powerful forces conspire to silence the potential whistleblower before he can "go public" with what he knows - and he's running for his life. He hopes to turn the tables on his pursuers before they can kill him.
Of course, not all movies of this kind involve the government or politicians. Some thrillers involve conspiracies by another powerful group - such as the Church, academia, "Big Oil," Wall Street, drug companies, or any similar organization.
If your script involves any kind of institutional conspiracy, domestic or foreign, political, religious, military, or "big business," these tips are for you.
Paranoia is the basis of many a great movie thriller. In fact, it's pretty much a requirement. But if you're writing this kind of movie, make sure that whoever is behind the secret conspiracy really has a powerful, personal motive for keeping the information our hero has discovered a secret.
I read a lot of scripts in which the group or individuals who are conspiring to suppress (even to the point of murder) the secret information the hero has uncovered would have no compelling motive to do this. I know we're an increasingly paranoid society. And all you have to do these days is say, "government conspiracy," "big business," or "rogue organization within the CIA," and many Americans nod their heads in agreement, ready to believe the worst.
But I read too many thrillers in which the screenwriter hasn't taken enough time to think through whether his plot makes sense. If you're writing a thriller involving a secret conspiracy of some kind, make sure the villains' motivations are logical. This means that the secret must:
1. Be truly explosive. The secret has to be the kind of information that, if it got out to the general public, would really rock the world, and mean "the end" for the schemes of whichever powerful individuals or organization is trying to hide and suppress it.
2. Involve high stakes that motivate the main characters to take action. The stakes have to be so high that we can believe that the conspirators would be willing to kill our hero, and possibly others as well, just to keep the secret from becoming public. Also, the stakes have to be so high - for our hero, and for the world - and the conspirators' plot so evil, that the hero would be willing to risk his life to make sure that they are stopped and that their secret gets out.
I read many "conspiracy" thrillers in which vague, shadowy, powerful groups are trying to stop the hero. But if you're writing a conspiracy script, it can't be "fuzzy." And it must be believable. At some point in your story, we have to find out exactly who is behind that secret scheme, what they are up to, what they hope to gain by it, why the information is being kept secret, and why they would be willing to do anything - even kill - to stop that information from getting out. In other words, what do they have to lose if they're exposed? It all has to make sense.
For example, if a kid discovers a piece of lint in his bag of marshmallows, it's not credible that "dark forces" within the candy industry or the FDA would conspire to assassinate him to prevent him from "going public" with his information. At least, not unless the movie is a very dark comedy.
By the way, most scripts I read about "ETs" assume that the U.S. government wants to cover up any discovery of aliens on Earth (presumably, to avoid potential "panic"). Frankly, this has never made sense to me. If the government discovered an ET, they would hold a joint press conference and the ET would get his own Fox reality show.
SORRY, WRONG DEPARTMENT
If you're writing a movie about a conspiracy, do your homework and pick the correct department of the government (or other organization) that could conceivably be behind such a plot.
In a lot of the conspiracy thrillers I read, the rogue organizations trying to kill the hero include sub-groups within the CIA, the FBI, and a whole "alphabet soup" of powerful secret plotters. But, let's get real. The larger the scheme and the more groups and individuals involved, the more likely it is to be discovered. As Ben Franklin used to say, "Three may keep a secret, if two of them are dead." This is all the more true in the age of Facebook and Twitter. Also, is it really credible that all these folks in separate government departments would work together to do anything? And that Wikileaks or The Huffington Post wouldn't ever find out about it?
In real life, most people are not bright or organized enough to execute a successful conspiracy even if they wanted to. And some script readers are like me: they aren't quick to believe that just because someone works for the government or "big business," or has a different religion, they are "out to get me." If your script has a dark and evil conspiracy at the core of it, make sure that the villains' motivations and actions are clear, credible, and convincing, and that the stakes are high.
Keep pitching. See you next month.
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Staton Rabin (www.statonrabin.com) is a screenplay marketing consultant, script analyst, and "pitch coach" for screenwriters at all levels of experience. She is also a Senior Writer for Script, has been a reader for Warner Bros. Pictures, New Line Cinema, William Morris, and major screenwriting contests, and is a frequent guest lecturer at NYU. Her novel Betsy and the Emperor has been in development as a movie with Al Pacino attached to star. Her new photo-illustrated book is the long-awaited autobiography of the Yankees' famous Double-A affiliate (Trenton Thunder) Bat Dog: DERBY! My Bodacious Life in Baseball. Staton Rabin is available for script reading/analysis and consultations and can be reached at Cutebunion@aol.com. Her website is www.statonrabin.com.


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Next week is the beginning of 'Country Living Christmas show' in Islington - beginning Wednesday 8th November until Sunday the 12th November - Dooley Knitwear will be there (stand MB64 on the mezzanine).
Later in November is the RHS Wisley show with CRAFT IN FOCUS and we will also have a stand there.
We also have plans for other exhibitions in November or December 2017 - so watch this space.
We hope to see you if you can make it!
I am delighted to say that we have been able to introduce some new professional photography to the website this October.
Now we have a variety of models wearing our garments, which will hopefully allow our customers to have an even better understanding of how our knitwear looks on the body!
Any size can be provided in most of the styles - and there are other colourways available.
As always for further details please contact us via the website or by email!
My next show is at RHS Gardens Wisley with Craft In Focus.
This is from 27th April to 1st May and my stand is C41.
After this is RHS Tatton Park Flower Show, near Knutsford, Cheshire in the Country Living Marquee from 19th to 23rd July.
I will also be doing the Country Living Christmas Fair in Islington, London from 8th to 12th November and the Wisley Show in November 22-26th.
I may do some smaller shows as well but will keep you informed.
There are a few new designs on the website. Don't forget, you can always order different colours and sizes besides the ones on offer.
Look forward to seeing you at one of the events!


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One Hundred Years of Spectacle in Times Square
264 pages / September 2009 / 9781844673971
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A pulsating history of Times Square and its iconic role in America's society of the spectacle.
Described as 'a continuous carnival' and 'the crossroads of the world,' Times Square is a singular phenomenon: the spot where imagination and veracity intersect. To Marshall Berman, it is also the flashing, teeming, and strangely beautiful nexus of his life. In this remarkable book, Berman takes us on a thrilling illustrated tour of Times Square, revealing a landscape both mythic and real. Interleafing his own recollections with social commentary, he reveals how movies, graphic arts, literature, popular music, television, and, of course, the Broadway theater have reflected Times Square's voluminous light to illuminate a vast spectrum of themes and vignettes. Part love letter, part revelatory semiotic exposition of a place known to all, On the Town is a nonstop excursion to the heart of American civilization, written by one of our keenest, most entertaining cultural observers.
"Berman's latest—and perhaps best—book chronicles the storied incandescence of Times Square... Brilliant indeed."
"Like the square itself, the choreographer of this neon Leaves of Grass is a hybrid of styles and genres, of page, stage, screen, and jazz. He is up in the air, like Ruby Keeler on top of a taxi. He is dancing in the street, with Martha and the Vandellas. A Pied Piper, Johnny Appleseed, and Sergeant Pepper, he leads us into movie houses, libraries, juke joints, temptation, and transcendence … the fact is, I can no longer see Times Square on my own. I am looking at some splendid magical-realist Macondo from inside the head of a man with kaleidoscope eyes."
– John Leonard, New York Magazine
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Written by Simon Kidston
The last SVs finally received separate lubrication for engine and gearbox,
so the engine didn't have to swallow metal shavings from missed shifts
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Factory records indicate that chassis 4882 was finished on November 29, 1971, as production number 627. The original paint color was Fly Yellow with a black leather interior. The car was originally delivered to Lamborghini dealer Carpanelli in Rome, who reportedly sold it new to a gentleman in Switzerland.
The second owner received the Lamborghini Miura SV in California in 1978 and later sold it to well-known restorer Miles Espensen in completely original condition. In 1990, Espensen stripped 4882 to bare metal and painted it black. The black leather was still very good, so it was left untouched. Shortly after being painted, 4882 was sold to Paul Forbes. Forbes liked the beautiful black paint but wanted the silver wheels and black rocker panels finished with the Miura SV gold accent color.
In 1992, the Miura SV was sold to a collector in Japan with only 36,000 km on the odometer. It remained in Japan until 2007, when it was purchased by the vendor, a well-known California collector and friend of Paul Forbes. Today, 4882 is amazingly well preserved, with an indicated 38,533 km (believed to be original), an original interior, and original numbered drivetrain. The car has a clear history, is in excellent condition, and as an SV is a most refined and powerful production Miura variant.
Simon Kidston
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Simon is from an old British motor-racing family. He started his career at Coys, leaving to co-found Bonhams Europe in Geneva. Over the next decade, he staged high-profile auctions around the world, branching out on his own in 2006 to found Kidston SA, a consultancy responsible for some of the larger deals you rarely hear about. Simon also judges at Pebble Beach and is "the voice" of the Villa d'Este Concours and the Mille Miglia.
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Bishan Singh was the grandson of Ram Singh I and was ruler of Amer, and head of the Kachwaha Rajput Clan.
He was also the subahdar of Assam from 1687 to 1695.

Accession

On the death of his grandfather Ramsingh I, the 16-year-old Bishan Singh returned to Amer with his Kachwaha clansmen. He had been serving with Ram Singh in Afghanistan, even though the Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb had demanded that he be sent to serve in the Deccan Wars. But remembering the fate of other Hindu princes when serving in the Mughal armies on distant campaigns, Ram Singh had evaded that order. For this he had been demoted in rank and reduced in the possession of some estates. Bishan, on the other hand, was entirely deprived of his rank and lands.

Bishan Singh was thus the first ruler of Amer to sit on the throne without any rank or status in the Mughal nobility. When Aurangzeb recognized Bishan Singh as Raja (30 April 1688), made him commander of 2500 cavalry, and gave him a cash advance for their maintenance, it seemed that the Amer royal family had come out of its dark days. The restoration came with a harsh condition: Bishan Singh was commanded to uproot the Jat rebels in the Agra province or these grants would be revoked.

Rebellions
At this stage, while Aurangzeb was fighting in the Deccan Wars, North India was also covered by strife. The main rebellions were of the Rajputs in Rajasthan, Malwa, Gujarat, Bundelkhand. Only the three weak states of Amer, Bundi, and Datia were in Mughal service, and were being used mostly against their own  brethren by Aurangzeb. The other major rebellions were of the Sikhs in Punjab and the Jats in Agra.

He was appointed faujdar of Mathur and assigned the responsibility of suppressing the Mathura revolt and establishing an outpost for the imperial army fighting the Jats under Bidar Bakht. He did a good job on both tasks, although the campaign of Bidar Bakht in Sinsini was delayed owing to Jat opposition, but in the end, the imperial army triumphed with 200 Mughals and 700 Rajputs killed or wounded, and 1500 Jats slaughtered.
Bishen Singh also took 500 prisoners from the Jat stronghold of Soghar.

Bishan Singh ruled over the areas of Mathura, Kama, Mahaban prangana up to the Doab's edge, and modern-day Bharatpur. Rajaram died in their own inter-clan feud, while his brothers Churaman and Rupa continued to rebel against Delhi, until then, no Jat kingdom had developed, and the land was populated by Jats who had no recognized authority, allowing Bishen Singh to easily beat them.

Although Sinisini and Soghar were seized, Jats continued to rebel and disturbing the area, making peace impossible since Bishen Singh lacked the resources to manage the entire district, which was filled by hostile Jats. Bishan Singh was accused of negligence by Aurangzeb. Mathura's Faujadari was taken from him.

Aurangzeb's continued hostility
In 1696 Aurangzeb now commanded Bishan Singh, despite his previous dismissal, to serve in his ruinous Deccan Wars. Bishan pleaded with and bribed Mughal officials, Aurangzeb's sons, and the emperor's favorite daughter Zinat-un-nissa, until the order was changed to a summons for his 7-year-old son Jai Singh II.

Fearing the same fate as his father Kishan Singh, and other Rajput princes, Bishan Singh evaded the order to go to the Deccan for almost two years. Displeased, Aurangzeb transferred Bishan Singh to Afghanistan with half the Kachwaha clan, while the rest were placed under Jai Singh II. The emperor then sent his men to force the child to fight in his wars.

In Afghanistan, Bishan Singh served under Shah Alam who spent every winter in Peshawar and moved to Kabul for the summer. Like his grandfather, Bishan Singh died in this bitterly cold region (31 December 1699).

The child Jai Singh II then came to the throne and raised his family and kingdom (known as Jaipur after him) to the first rank in Rajasthan after an eventful career of 44 years.

See also
House of Kachwaha

References

Sources
A History of Jaipur by Sir Jadunath Sarkar

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1699 deaths
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Q: Pause an Android App with Phonegap Is there any way to programmatically pause an Android app in Phonegap? I would like to mimic the behavior that occurs when you hit the HOME button. I've already had to overwrite the back button handler using this, and while in most cases I want it to do my action, when in a particular state the user would expect the app to minimize, and I want to replicate this behavior.
Keep in mind, on Android this is not the same as closing the app. That is quite easy to do with device.exitApp(); but I would like it to remember its state and keep running in the background. Especially if there's still an asynchronous job being done in the background.
Is there a feature in Phonegap to achieve this?
Possible duplicate of Manually pause an application in Android Phonegap, but I couldn't find some of the tools the OP mentioned there such as navigator, so I was nervious to totally edit and rewrite their post

A: The simple answer appears to be: no.
However, for anyone else that comes down this path, its not impossible. It's just that there isn't a feature of Phonegap to do it for you.
The Android equivalent of "sleeping an app" is actually just opening another intent. Specifically, opening the "Home" intent would sleep the running app and bring you back to the home screen.  But as far as I can tell from asking around and scoping the docs, Phonegap doesn't have a direct way of opening intents.
What you (supposedly) can do is one of two things:

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*This plugin is supposed to be promising

*Call the Java code that does it yourself using the means described here
Mind you, as of right now I've decided to not go any further with this, so I make no promises about either of those means, having not attempted them myself.
I invite anyone else who decides to pursue this further to update their experience here.


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The Multifunctional Information Distribution System provides secure, high-capacity, jam-resistant, digital data and voice communications capability for Navy, Air Force and Army platforms.
Work will be performed in Carlsbad, Calif., and is expected to be completed April 2018.
ViaSat Inc. was the only bidder on this contract, according to the Defense Department.


A Floating Clinician in the National University of Health Sciences Clinic system is responsible for all assigned clinical and educational functions assigned. The floating clinician is charged with the responsibility of the care and management of clinic patients and the clinical training of the interns. This position is similar to a Locum Tenen, one whereby the floating clinician will fill-in for the regular assigned attending clinician during absences for a variety of reasons. Availability on a short notice can be expected at times.
To serve in the operation to which (s) he is assigned.
To assume responsibility for participating in the vital functions of the clinic, not only in its day-to-day operation, but also in its role as an integral part of the university; particularly with regard to Mission and Domain Goals.
Serving as a model of professionalism to interns, students and colleagues, as evidenced by exemplary conduct, dialogue, and decorum.
Personally participating in such aspects of patient care as: diagnosis, treatment, patient communications, medical record keeping, and patient management.
Directly overseeing interns as they participate in patient care.
Carrying out all necessary administrative and reporting functions as required by University policy or assigned by the Chair of the Department of Clinical Practice.
To provide a sound clinical experience for interns in the clinic to which they are assigned. Primarily this is accomplished by the attending clinicians although assistance is available from the Chair of the Department of Clinical Practice and others.
Being available for service during the regularly scheduled clinic hours and at other times as necessary or as assigned by the Chair of the Department of Clinical Practice.
Teaching clinical management and other topics, selected based on the evidenced needs of the interns and the direction of the Chair of the Department of Clinical Practice.
Engage in-group problem solving as necessary.
Assist interns in preparing for private practice, acting as coach and mentor.
One-on-one interaction with interns and students.
Assisting the interns in developing appropriate clinical skills, through demonstrating and assisting in history taking, examination, and diagnosis.
Assisting interns in the formulation of appropriate therapy for patients.
Assisting interns in developing adequate understanding of doctor/patient relationships and patient treatments through personal guidance, using clear explanations, and other appropriate teaching techniques.
Being compassionate, understanding, and considerate of the interns' inexperience and naiveté regarding patient care, while simultaneously giving firm guidance on current procedures and sound practice.
Evaluate interns under their supervision, both formally and informally, in order to provide constructive feedback and determine competency.
Serve as a resource in assisting interns and students to identify areas of professional weakness and identifying appropriate paths to overcoming deficiencies.
Support the curriculum through such activities as case preparation and presentation, group facilitation and supervision, and teaching of lower trimester students during their scheduled clinic experiences.
Applicants should submit a letter of interest, professional license, current CV, and three letters of recommendation to Theodore L. Johnson, Jr., DC, MS, Dean of Clinics at tjohnson@nuhs.edu or fax to (630) 889-6800. Please do not call unless asked to do so.


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In November 2009 the BNI Northwest Gala Awards were held. Nominations for the awards were decided by BNI Directors based on reputation for quality and standards and the vote was from the general public and business community.
Five companies were shortlisted and The PC Support Group was awarded 'Best Technology Service'.
This award was particularly special as the majority of the votes were cast by our existing customers.


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Q: How do I start the Torgue DLC quests
Possible Duplicate:
How do I begin playing DLC?

I have loaded up my Level 50 character who has completed the main campaign on both difficulties and beat the first DLC on the harder mode.  I do not see any new quest markers to start the Torgue quests.  Steam says I have the DLC and I see it in the DLC option of the game itself. Am I missing a step?

A: There is a new location on the fast travel grid, the Badass Crater of Badassitude. Once you arrive there, you will be shown an intro cutscene and given a quest to begin the DLC.


Hi! HinT is a student chiropractic blog. If I have piqued your interest, click 'Follow' in the lower right corner to receive periodic updates, or find me on Facebook. Thanks for reading!
When I wrote last, I left you at the close of my last trimester on school premises, after seeing 250+ patient visits, and earning an honors externship in Providence, RI. In a whirlwind week, I was fresh off of the plane from The National, a huge chiropractic conference put on by the Florida Chiropractic Association. One thing was on my mind: what was I going to do after my upcoming graduation, months away now?
I arrived in Providence in my dad's pickup truck, loaded with the bare essentials. I had arranged a place to live by Skype after finding a roommate-wanted listing on Craigslist, and basically badgering her landlord into letting me show up on three days notice. From my paved and fenced backyard on Federal Hill I realized I'd never been to Providence and never lived in the city- any city! All I had to prepare me was a place and a time: Rhode Island Spine Center, Monday at 9 AM. I set up my bed, made some dinner, and smoothed out my white coat to be ready for the morning.
Preface: Ten months ago, I graduated and noted that "there is still much more to write!" Yet, the last time that I updated this record of my studies was for my 8th trimester, which I finished in May 2015. I've seen the same thing happen with many other blogs by future doctors, and though I swore it wouldn't happen to Hands in Training, here we are. I kept good notes (including three independent drafts of this post), so let's resume where we left off, shall we?
Chief among the advantages of attending a rural college is the peaceful and uncomplicated setting. College ratings will tout the connection with nature, the quiet to think and the space to stay fit and healthy. Seneca Falls is one of those rural places, and it turns out that a town of few diversions (and an early finish on Fridays) makes for the ideal blogging conditions. During my final two trimesters of school, I lived in Rochester, NY and Providence, RI, respectively, and there were enough exciting attractions (and obligations) after class and clinic that blog updates fell by the wayside. Ironically, these were some of the best stories of my education!
In the cold upstate New York morning, a cloud of students descended on the NYCC campus. Many of the crowd had not been here in as much as a year, other than a pilgrimage for licensing exams. We crowded into a hot back room, draped ourselves in black gowns and caps, lined up, and waited for the music to start.
In all, 94 of us walked the stage to receive our Doctor of Chiropractic degree yesterday. After dedicating ourselves fully to these studies since fall 2012, it was an incredibly relaxed, joyous group.
"You've started a movement of commitment, compassion, and excellence," said student body president Bryan Kent, addressing the class on behalf of himself and the other students still in the thick of their studies. I had sworn I wouldn't cry, but I admit that I got all misty eyed during his speech. This collective class has led the way in learning on and off campus, teaching those who come after us, improving the school and it's policies, and involving students in the wider profession. Along the way, I think we unintentionally built a sense of spirit among students that wasn't there before.
I feel incredibly lucky to have enjoyed the company of this class. As we spread out across the world in our professional lives, I'm proud to say we became doctors together.
Today, I can call myself Brendan McCann, Doctor of Chiropractic.
This won't be the end of this blog. There is still much more to write! And as always, you can find me on Twitter at @bhmccann.
The final year of chiropractic education centers on the clinical experience, and at NYCC, students move off to one of four school-run clinics around New York State. One, of course, is at the main campus in Seneca Falls. One is on Long Island, where NYCC had its main campus until a move in the early '90s. Two more are along the I-90 corridor, near the major cities of Rochester and Buffalo.
Wisdom. It's that thing that comes with experience, and makes even average people look sagely. That's what this feels like right now, as I have in front of me a list of common questions from new incoming students at New York Chiropractic College, who arrive for classes in two weeks. This is like a culmination of the original goal of this blog, filling in the gaps missed by all the other college web pages.
The first ever New York Chiropractic College Dance Marrow-Thon will serve as a fundraiser and awareness event to benefit BeTheMatch.org. Operated by the National Marrow Donor Program, BeTheMatch.org has organized the largest and most diverse marrow registry in the world. Saving lives is their mission and we are here to help. We encourage all faculty, staff, and students of NYCC to raise money, join the national bone marrow registry, and DANCE YOUR FACE OFF!
Short of graduation, there is no landmark in chiropractic college more highly anticipated than the beginning of 8th trimester. It is the K2 to graduation's Everest, the delayed opening to graduation's snow day, the Peyton to graduation's Brady, the table wine to a graduation's Cabernet Sauvignon. That is to say, not the pinnacle, but still pretty outstanding.
If you are friends with NYCC students, you've seen it already.
These posts are intended to provide a student's insight into the education of a doctor of chiropractic through stories, statistics and a deeper exploration of the themes encountered at New York Chiropractic College.