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University of Technology Troyes - UTT
UTT's core missions are to conduct research, deliver education & training and facilitate technology transfer. UTT is a French institution of higher education established in 1994. It is today one of the largest engineering schools in France. Over 2,500 students are registered at the University, enrolled in undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral study programs. In the renowned yearly ranking of the French magazine "L'Etudiant", UTT takes in 2011 an enviable 6th position among 65 French engineering schools.
Customized study programs
The standard five-year engineering degree, which is accredited by France's independent engineering degree accreditation body, CTI, can be tailored to each student's individual career objectives as from the first year. UTT offers five engineering degrees, a master's program with the choice of nine specializations, a Ph.D. research program in five specialist areas, as well as work-integrated learning (WIL) modules which combine academic study with paid workplace learning (leading to either a vocational degree, an engineering degree or a master's).
Researching excellence
Research activities at UTT are conducted by eight teams within the Charles Delaunay Institute (ICD). The Institute pursues an interfaculty approach to the central theme underpinning all research efforts: risk management science and technology (RMST), one of the major challenges facing modern society.
Strong ties with industry
UTT develops and maintains proactive relations with industry through joint research programs with businesses and long internships for its students. UTT is a member of the Carnot Institute Network (along with the Compiègne University of Technology) and actively encourages the creation of new businesses.
Innovative management approach
The University's commitment to project-based management and analytical accounting, coupled with innovative human resources practices, allowed UTT to figure among France's first "independent" institutions as of January 1, 2009, following the government's University reform bill aimed at granting greater autonomy to universities to manage their budget and staff. The University has also established a partnership-based Foundation to support its efforts and long-term development.
Thriving partnerships
UTT is part of the French network of universities of technology (UT) alongside Compiègne (UTC) and Belfort-Montbéliard (UTBM). This unique engineering degree model, fostered by scientific research and close interaction with the business community in France and beyond, has also been emulated in China. In 2005, the three French universities of technology set up the Shanghai Sino-European University of Technology (UTSEUS), which currently counts 1,000 Chinese and French students.
UTT key facts & figures
180 Ph.D. students
24% of foreign students
3,000 graduate engineers
5 engineering degree programs
1 master's degree program with a choice of 9 specializations
1 Ph.D. program with choice of 5 specializations
2 vocational degree programs
2 work-integrated learning master's programs
165 lecturers and researchers
210 administrative and ancillary staff
8 research teams based at the Charles Delaunay Institute
60 technology transfer contracts per year
140 international university partnerships
3,000 business partners
35,000 m² of facilities
40 student clubs and associations
90% of students are active members of sports clubs
1994: Founding of UTT
1996: First UTT degree awarded
1997: UTT relocated to its own purpose-built campus
2000: Inauguration of the School of Doctoral Studies
2004: First master's level study programs introduced
2006: Creation of the Charles Delaunay Institute (ICD)
2007: First extension of the UTT campus unveiled (sports hall, industrial work platforms, student leisure facilities, classrooms, and offices)
2009: UTT officially recognized as an "autonomous" university following the government's University reform bill.
2010: UTT accounts approved and certified by a statutory auditor
A window to the world
UTT prides itself on being a truly international university that is open to the world and actively encourages cross-cultural exchange at all levels. The University has adopted a full-fledged international strategy anchored in academic agreements with world-class partner universities and participation in international research programs. UTT is also a member of the European University Association (EUA). To give our graduates the edge in an increasingly competitive job market, we allow them to explore new cultures at every level of study, from first-year undergraduates to Ph.D. students. All students enrolled in our five-year engineering programs are required to spend a mandatory period abroad. UTT offers 16 international double degrees in partnership with universities abroad. Student mobility is handled by the University's dedicated International Relations Office. The Center provides information and support for UTT students preparing for their international period of study or internship as well as for international students wishing to enroll at UTT. To help them get the most out of their time at UTT, non-French speaking students receive intensive French language instruction when they first arrive, and they can also attend classes delivered in English. 24% of our students are international and more than 40 different nationalities are represented within the student body.
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10004 Troyes CEDEX, France
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Beth Whitman does an excellent job covering all of the potential details women and other first time travelers must consider before hitting the road. Packing, safety, selecting a particular type of trip, online resources and more.
One thing she discusses is something my husband and I were determined to deal with before we left on our adventure. However, I'm embarrassed to admit that with the chaos of the move, retirement, dog relocation, etc. . . we actually forgot to get it. That something is travel insurance. With some of the anecdotal sections on this topic, Beth reminded us just how closely we courted disaster.
Other great topics are covered as well, including responsible travel, making friends while going solo, product recommendations (love that lip balm sized stain remover idea) and more. We pride ourselves on being fairly savvy and informed travelers, but I have to admit, Beth Whitman taught us a thing or two. If you've never traveled before, or are looking for some additional skills, tips or resources, pick up this solo travel guide for women. It will help you get excited, and informed, about hitting the road.
P.S. Because so many of the tips and philosophies shared in this book are very similar to our own, we sense a kindred spirit in this fellow globe trotter. Now that I've finished the book, my husband can't wait to pick it up and review it as well. Great job, Beth!
Thanks, Myscha. I hope that our paths cross somewhere other than on the WWW! I believe we are, indeed, kindred spirits!


If they plugged Homefixers a bit, so be it. In 2003, with the release of The Millionaire Real Estate Agent, co-authored by Gary Keller and Dave Jenks, Papasan became a best-selling author when the book spent time on BusinessWeek's best-seller list. Because it is the best guide ever written on how to evaluate real estate and how to add value to a house. The two authors are owners of Homefixers and have done or been involved in over 1000 flips. I just had a consultation this afternoon with an investor client and felt I was able to perform at a caliber that was way above what I would have known just days ago. It takes out all the guess work and almost all of the risk.
Traditionally, investing out of state has been considered risky and unwise. This book takes 4 ounces of knowledge and delivers it in a 16 oz glass. Jay Papasan is the vice president of publishing and executive editor at Keller Williams Realty, Inc. It takes out all the guess work and almost all of the risk. This is a great starting guide for beginners to real estate investing who are looking to become successful in this highly lucrative business.
Just one last point, I only recommend reading books by investors. Don't know if they still do or not. When properly done, house flipping is a great way to build wealth and provide a full-time income no matter where you live. Did it make you laugh or cry? I personally did not feel like I was being sold a product while reading it. Because it is the best guide ever written on how to evaluate real estate and how to add value to a house.
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Real estate will always be a good way to make money. This book is a must-read for any investor. To buy this book at the lowest price,. Do I have 100 rehabs under my belt? Perhaps they're working on an App. I did find myself wishing the book was an iPad App because there are so many links to their website. That's why Brandon and Heather Turner put together this comprehensive book that will change the way you think of being a landlord forever.
I believe the information in this book will get you off to a great start. You would learn more by speaking to anyone who read a brochure about the subject immediately prior. Because it is the best guide ever written on how to evaluate real estate and how to add value to a house. The steps are laid out in this book: 1 Finding a home with potential 2 How to make an offer without costing you an arm and a leg 3 how to finance 4 How to fix your house and manage it 5 How to sell. There are lots of other courses that charge much more money, but none better. HomeFixers has been involved in more than 1,000 flips nationwide. The online property analyzer tool is very useful.
These 5 simple steps are delivered to the point, and with expertise. It takes out all the guess work and almost all of the risk. Of particularly great value is the project roadmap the authors provide, i. In this audiobook, we cover everything you need to know about successfully flipping your first house and what to watch out for along the way. A flip will be twice as messy as you could possibly have imagined.
My favorite part of the book so far has been the breakdown of a flip from a cost perspective. Two of the nicest, most helpfull, and sincere guys I have ever met. They should read it and master its contents. I am a female currently researching rehabbing and flipping, and I've read numerous books on the subject. Rick Villani and Clay Davis are senior executives at HomeFixers, North America's leading real estate rehab franchise. The authors fully articulate the cardinal rules of flipping and give concrete solutions to avoid these problems: 1.
This book is excellent and is a great value. As a retiree and Real Estate invester, I am looking to supplement my retirement fund. They should read it and master its contents. HomeFixers, one of the most successful property flippers in the country, offers a unique, five-step system that makes house flipping understandable, easy-to-implement, and very lucrative. From A-Z, this is a grand guide. Flip walks you through every stage of the process-from finding properties in the right locations and buying at the best price, to working with contractors, prepping the house for the market, and reselling at top dollar. Rick Villani and Clay Davis are senior executives, eBook.
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The sun is moving towards the west, it is just catching the mountain tops in this scene.
Moses is in the foreground, waving to his brother Aaron, who is walking towards him along the valley bottom.
This is a simple scene, showing Aaron walking towards Moses.
The potential of most individuals is generally far greater than most are willing to acknowledge. Human potential is a gift of God and can be realised by His power.
Revelation does not force human agreement and commitment. Moses had already questioned God as to His identity and power (See Genesis 3:13, 4:1). Here he excused himself as unfit for the call God was making on his life. God revealed Himself as patient, yet caringly angry that Moses used every excuse no to serve. Patiently God reminded Moses that the Creator has formed all human gifts and can release them for His purposes. Even more encouragingly, God revealed that He would continue to reveal His presence as Moses fulfilled his mission.
Moses had a tendency to argue with God. What God has made, God can direct. Refusal to follow God's answer to prayer may bring God's anger.
The author did not hesitate to ascribe very human emotions to God, such as anger. This is an expression suggesting God's firmness and the seriousness with which He views His will. Moses' continuing excuse-making was unreasonable resistance to the will of God, and God became quite firm in His dealing with Moses. We should not interpret this as God having lost control of Himself. This incident simply expressed the intensity of God's will in this situation.
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24Hrs Admitted To Hospital After Hit & Run Accident: "I'm In A Whole Daze"
Written by jakeradiolive on November 6, 2018
24Hrs says he was involved in a hit-and-run accident.
Over the weekend, 24hrs revealed that he was admitted to hospital after being involved in a car accident. The details are scarce but the artist appears to be alright, sharing a photo from the medical facility. While he chose to mask his identity for months before finally revealing his face, his name is on full display as he shows off the bracelet provided to him by the hospital. Absolutely nothing VVS about that, folks.
He noted that this all went down during the night as his car was hit at around 3:45 AM. He described what happened as such: "They smashed in the back of the car I was in , my knee smashed into the glove compartment , my neck snapped I'm in a whole daze , headed into X-ray." Thankfully, 24hrs is well enough to recount what occurred. He asked all his friends and fans to pray for him, adding that God has his back.
The comments section is filled with love as people continue to wish him a speedy recovery. Twenty appears to be out of the hospital, sharing videos of his peers to hype up his upcoming project Houses On The Hill. His new album will be out on November 16.
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Where are these astrocytes found?
Editor September 18, 2019
Astrocytes are star-shaped cells found in the brain. Similarly to other neuronal cells, astrocytes are comprised of synapses, or cell ends that allow for chemical and electrical communication between cells.
Where are microglia found?
Microglia are a type of neuroglia (glial cell) located throughout the brain and spinal cord. Microglia account for 10–15% of all cells found within the brain. As the resident macrophage cells, they act as the first and main form of active immune defense in the central nervous system (CNS).
What is the oligodendrocyte function?
Oligodendrocytes are the myelinating glia of the central nervous system. Myelination of axons allows rapid saltatory conduction of nerve impulses and contributes to axonal integrity.
What is a astrocyte anatomy?
astrocyte, star-shaped cell that is a type of neuroglia found in the nervous system in both invertebrates and vertebrates. Astrocytes can be subdivided into fibrous and protoplasmic types. Fibrous astrocytes are prevalent among myelinated nerve fibres in the white matter of the central nervous system.
What is Pericyte?
Abstract. Pericytes, spatially isolated contractile cells on capillaries, have been reported to control cerebral blood flow physiologically, and to limit blood flow after ischaemia by constricting capillaries and then dying.
Do Microglias come monocytes?
Microglia arise predominantly from YS-derived macrophages (Fig. 1) (Ginhoux et al. 2010; Kierdorf et al. 2013a), whereas Langerhans cells originate mainly from FL-derived monocytes, but retain a detectable YS-derived macrophage (MF) component (Hoeffel et al.
What Microglias look like?
Microglia nuclei are typically oval-shaped, and projecting out from their cell bodies are slender elongated processes that enable the cells to move via chemotaxis (movement along a chemical gradient). The embryonic origin of microglia is distinct from other types of neuroglia.
What is oligodendrocyte made of?
Oligodendrocytes are the myelinating cells of the central nervous system (CNS). They are the end product of a cell lineage which has to undergo a complex and precisely timed program of proliferation, migration, differentiation, and myelination to finally produce the insulating sheath of axons.
What is Endoneurial?
Endoneurium is the intrafascicular connective tissue. It is composed of several nerve fibers making up a primary fascicle. The endoneurial tube is a distensible elastic structure composed of a dense matrix of collagen tissue, which has a nutritive and protective function.
Do astrocytes produce cerebrospinal fluid?
Astrocytes also form the blood-brain barrier—a structure that blocks entrance of toxic substances into the brain. They are involved in the production of cerebrospinal fluid, which serves as a cushion for the brain, moves the fluid between the spinal cord and the brain, and is a component of the choroid plexus.
What are fibrous astrocytes?
Fibrous astrocytes are prevalent among myelinated nerve fibres in the white matter of the central nervous system. Organelles seen in the somata of neurons also are seen in astrocytes, but they appear to be much sparser. These cells are characterized by the presence of numerous fibrils in their cytoplasm.
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Bluegreen Vacations Pay Out $40 million in compensation
Monday 17th June 2019
Bluegreen Vacations will pay Bass Pro more than $40 million to continue operating timeshare sales kiosks in its stores.
Timeshare giant Bluegreen Vacations has settled its dispute with Bass Pro Shops, allowing the company to continue operating its timeshare sales kiosks from inside its stores. Bass Pro Shops had a long-standing agreement with Bluegreen Vacations for the timeshare resort to operate and market it's kiosks from inside its stores.
However, the retailer became unhappy with the way Bluegreen Vacations had been engaging in high pressure sales tactics at the kiosks and how this had created a negative experience for their customers. Bass Pro Shops, which operates over 170 stores throughout the United States, also claimed that Bluegreen Vacations had not passed on enough commission to the retailer. The two companies entered into an agreement in 2007, the agreement allowed Florida based timeshare giant to operate kiosks in some Bass Pro stores in exchange Bluegreen Vacations were required to pay a commission on the resulting sales. Bass Pro didn't offer details about Bluegreen's sales tactics. However, the relationship has soured to the point that Bass Pro Shops in April sued Bluegreen. The retailer said it was owed $10 million in commissions that Bluegreen has refused to pay.
Bluegreen has now confirmed that it will pay Bass Pro Shops more than $40 million. In an announcement, Bluegreen said it will pay Bass Pro Shops $20 million this month. Bluegreen will pay Bass Pro Shops an additional $4 million a year for the next five years.
The new deal calls for Bluegreen to pay Bass Pro Shops a set annual fee of $70,000 at each Bass Pro and Cabela's store where it operates a sales kiosk. The companies' contract extends through 2025. Bluegreen said Bass Pro Shops accounted for 14 percent of its $254 million in timeshare sales in 2018. Bass Pro drove 15 percent of Bluegreen's business in 2017 and 16 percent in 2016.
In a separate lawsuit filed this year, nearly three dozen timeshare buyers from around the country sued Bluegreen and Bass Pro Shops. The consumers said they were lured into high-pressure sales pitches, then sold expensive shares in units that they claimed were overpriced or in poor repair.
"In addition to inducing purchases through fraudulent sales tactics, once Bluegreen convinces owners to purchase a time-share interest, it traps them in a valueless resale market, leaving them with few options but to continue paying their monthly mortgage and maintenance fees," the suit says.
Bluegreen Vacation club is a points-based, deeded vacation ownership program, which connects over 212,000 owners with 69 Club and Club Associate Resorts and has access to more than 11,000 other hotels and resorts through partnerships and exchange networks.
People who enter into Timeshare agreements often find it difficult to keep up with the mounting maintenance fees and simply cannot afford it any longer. They may also find that the Timeshare no longer suits their needs and simply want to end the contract. There are too many individuals who are willing to take advantage of Timeshare owners and offer fake products, along with Timeshare exit schemes. Before agreeing to any Timeshare termination or exit procedure with an individual or company, seek independent advice and fully research any company you are thinking of working with.
It is also important to remember that purchasing a Timeshare should NEVER be viewed as a financial investment. Timeshare is an investment in lifestyle, in future holidays and family time together. There is almost no resale value to a Timeshare.
The mis-selling of holiday products is, unfortunately, common practice within the holiday industry and these type of crimes often go unreported by the most vulnerable in our society and criminal convictions are few and far between.
If you have purchased a Lifestyle / Concierge Service, a Timeshare or a 'Holiday Points' based product from a resort or company and feel unhappy with the service, or feel you have been mis-sold this product, please get in touch with us to discuss how we may be able to help you with a possible Money Back Claim.


A study shows how reducing road traffic by walking or biking can cut carbon emissions by half and make people healthier.
A study published in the Lancet offers simple advice on how city dwellers can fight global warming: drive less, walk and bike more. Not only will this cut down on carbon dioxide emissions, it will also improve people's health in several ways.
More than half of the world's population lives in cities.
Global warming seems huge and impersonal. Individuals who are concerned about it rarely consider actions they can personally take to halt or slow it. They have little leverage with their utility company or over their country's industrial practices. They don't set public policy, and if they work for a company, generally have little control over its energy usage. But people travel and travel accounts for about one−quarter of all carbon dioxide emissions. How people travel can make a difference.
The health benefits came mainly from increased personal exercise, though lowered air pollution and fewer road fatalities also played a part.
Road traffic accounts for about three−quarters of all travel−related carbon dioxide and continues to rise. Less road travel means less carbon dioxide.
The researchers made certain mathematical predictions about life in 2030 in two different cities: London (a large city in a highly motorized country) and Delhi, India (a large city in a country that is rapidly becoming motorized). They looked at four different scenarios: first, business as usual—no policies to reduce greenhouse gases in effect. Second, a scenario where policies focused on lowering auto emissions, mainly through improved mileage cars. Third was a scenario with less car travel and more walking and biking. Fourth was a scenario with both lower emission cars and increased walking and biking—the combination scenario. The amount of carbon dioxide produced and the effects on people's health were calculated for each of these four scenarios. All carbon dioxide emissions were compared to the amount emitted in 1990.
In 2030 London, a policy of doing nothing led to a 4% increase in carbon dioxide emissions. Less car travel lowered carbon dioxide slightly better than improved auto emissions did (a 38% drop vs. a 35% drop). In 2030 Delhi, carbon dioxide emissions rose 526% under the business as usual scenario. They rose 447% under the improved emission scenario but only 235% under the less car travel scenario. Naturally, the combination scenario worked best in both cities.
When it came to health, the benefits from less car travel were about 45 times greater in London and 7 times greater in Delhi than the health benefits from improved auto emissions. The health benefits came mainly from increased personal exercise, though lowered air pollution and fewer road fatalities also played a part. The benefits included a decrease in heart disease, strokes, diabetes, depression, dementia and certain types of cancer, especially breast cancer.
All these numbers are based on fairly uncertain projections and estimates. They suggest that while improved auto emission standards will be useful in lowering carbon dioxide emissions, less car travel and more biking and walking will both lower carbon dioxide emissions and lead to a healthier population. Just how large the effect will be is something for the number crunchers to argue about.
The article also points out that for urbanites to bike and walk more, cities have to be made more pedestrian and bike friendly. Right now, city roads and intersections are laid out for the convenience of car traffic and are often dangerous for anyone not sitting behind the wheel of an SUV. In the past, the United States has been more likely to monetarily bail out their auto industry than to build city infrastructure that is safe for bikers and pedestrians. That attitude must change if biking and walking are to become as attractive as car travel.
Another study, published in an early online version by the Lancet on November 25, suggests a second way individuals can help lower carbon dioxide emissions: people who eat a lot of animal products (mainly meat) can eat less of them. This lowers energy use because the production of meat uses much more energy and generates more carbon dioxide than the production of plant−based foods does. This is likely to have health benefits too, as high meat consumption increases the risk of cardiovascular disease.
The article on greenhouse gas emissions and health changes caused by different urban transport scenarios was published in the December 5, 2009 issue of the Lancet.


After yesterday's crowded list of National Days, we have only one entrant today - National Plum Pudding Day. Don't know much about it - maybe it's what Little Jack Horner was eating when he "put in his thumb and pulled out a plum and said what a good boy am I." Along with Little Miss Muffet, there used to be a good # of rhymes we learned as kids. Put me to wondering if kids learn these kinds of rhymes any more. If so, what kinds do folks teach their kids nowadays.
I need to put it on my Kroger ClickList.


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The presence of THC in blood is not correlated with driving performance and is not a reliable indicator of psychomotor impairment, according to recommendations made by a state-appointed traffic safety task force.
Rather Vague…… and yet Not…….
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This farmer is growing hemp to save his soil from toxic chemical waste.
Tasty AND Good for You!


In 1946, brothers Herb and Ervin Kolbe started repairing window frames and building sash on their family's 80-acre dairy farm. Within two years, they moved into their first office in Wausau, Wisconsin. Seventy years later, they provide windows and doors to homes and businesses all over the world.
IT had to be called into the conference room on a regular basis to troubleshoot connectivity issues. Other wireless presentation solutions didn't adequately support video or integrate with multiple networks.
Ubiq offered a seamless wireless alternative which could support video and integrate with multiple networks.
Every user who has tried Ubiq has returned to it repeatedly.


> hoping for your help, i want to address a question for a configuration option.
> I have hostapd running on an Ubuntu 12.04 server with Ethernet and wlan networks managed with dnsmasq.
> I have a wlan network with 3 subnets, where one subnet is used for testing.
> I would prefer an option where I can define that users, devices are kicked off after 15min for an hour.
> Is this, or some kind of, option implemented in hostapd?
that provides Session-Timeout information during authentication.


Italian desk with smoked glass top resting on chrome supports emanating from two dark rosewood finish detached cabinets, one at lower left with three drawers, the other at lower right with three drawers and sliding door by Forma Nova.
Condition: Very good, refinished at sometime, minor pitting to metal. Minor flaws and light surface imperfections exist even in 'very good' or 'restored' items due to age and patina. Please do not expect 'like new' condition.


It was announced yesterday, Monday December 10, that The United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) plans to invest in six blockchain projects. The investment is being done through UNICEF's Innovation Fund, and the six projects exist in emerging markets. Each of the six blockchain projects will receive up to $100,000 USD.
The companies in question are Atix Labs, Onesmart, Prescrypto, Statwig, Utopixar, and W3 Engineers. These companies were six of more than 100 applications across 50 counties and were selected as those most worthy of the funding.
UNICEF is a global charity aimed at protecting children's rights and providing help and support to children in dangerous places. As such, the projects that UNICEF are funding (currently over 25 with the six new projects) are aimed at fixing global problems that affect children.
Atix Labs (Argentina): A platform to allow access to funding for small to medium sizes businesses.
Onesmart (Mexico): An application to provide transparency of funds for state-provided social services to children. The project is aimed at stopping misappropriation of funds.
Prescrypto (Mexico): An Electronic prescription platform.
Statwig (India): A supply chain management system to promote delivery of vaccines.
Utopixar (Tunisia): A social collaboration tool.
W3 Engineers (Bangladesh): an offline mobile networking platform without sim cards and internet connection, aimed at connecting refugee communities.
This news is another great example of how blockchain technology has far-reaching applications. For a long time people have associated blockchain with finance, and while that is one aspect of blockchain's abilities, it's by no means where it ends. To see a major world charity invest in blockchain projects is a major step towards realizing blockchain's full potential.
It is always good to see companies investing in innovative start-ups and watching ideas blossom from something small into a fully functioning application that, in this case, has the potential to improve the lives of thousands of children in dangerous areas.


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`twitterout` is a command line tool for exporting a Twitter to local files.

## Installation ##

Install `twitterout` as any other Python program:

    $ python setup.py install

If you don't want to install its dependencies system-wide, try installing it in a [virtual environment](http://www.virtualenv.org/).

## Configuring ##

First, you'll need a Twitter API access token. Register an application on [the Applications page of dev.twitter.com](https://dev.twitter.com/apps), then click the "Create my access token" button to get an access token. Once you have it, run the `configure` command:

    $ twitterout configure
    Consumer key: 3sJE5btgFco5kh4HGR1b
    Consumer secret: TfuunBJjZNo3phB47p7an0n53M40e6eGq18821u
    Access token: xta5ADPa4KtRnNdN8rylSsCHRu6C7xdSJMYawUSrH3rEKjT
    Access token secret: GYf3dlAGVZmqkdlGF7VWk0AgwJR1UOtJwKRuG3mO2

    Configured!

Boom, solutionized.

## Usage ##

See `twitterout --help` for supported commands.

    $ twitterout -v verify
    INFO: Set log level to INFO
    INFO: Verified!

    $ twitterout -v -v -v favorites out/
    INFO: Set log level to DEBUG
    DEBUG: Successful request through 237609354176643073 leaves 13 requests until 1348187624
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    INFO: Saved all tweets!

    $


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The Love Punch
Directed by: Joel Hopkins
Cast: Emma Thompson, Pierce Brosnan, Tuppence Middleton
UK release: 18 April 2014
Richard (Brosnan) is a businessman whose company's pension fund is wiped out by a villainous banker, so he heads to Paris with ex-wife Kate (Thompson) in search of redress. Enjoyable middle-aged heist comedy, with outstanding supporting performances from Imrie and Spall as Kate and Richard's best friends.
A divorced couple scheme to recover their retirement money which had been stolen from them. Directed by Joel Hopkins.
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Brosnan and Thompson generate enjoyably sparky chemistry in this breezy middle-aged heist comedy
Emma Thompson re-teams with Last Chance Harvey writer-director Joel Hopkins for The Love Punch, an entertaining middle-aged heist comedy with one eye firmly on the grey pound. A British / French co-production, the film stars Pierce Brosnan as Richard…
Joel Hopkins
Tuppence Middleton
John Bishop UK tour
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Breathcare PAP Certified by NMPA/CE/FDA
Up to 9:44 a.m. EST on the 15th, more than 2 million people in the world have been diagnosed with COVID-19. Amid the rise in the cases, Breathcare PAPs are still badly needed. According to the study of The Lancet, more than 50 percent of the COVID-19 patients had trouble breathing, which can be improved by using the noninvasive ventilation Breathcare PAPs.
On March 30th, the US FDA started to issue the Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) targeting the noninvasive Breathcare PAP. On March 31th (April 1st, Beijing time), yuwell obtained the authorization, becoming the first noninvasive Breathcare PAP manufacturer in China to acquire this qualification. This marks that yuwell has acquired a pass to help the U.S. fight the epidemic.
Yuwell received the EUA authorization confirmation letter from US FDA
Accelerated Approval Process With Unchanged Thresholds
During the COVID-19 chaos, China has made great efforts to cover the shortage of medical supplies in the whole world. For the export of the Breathcare PAP, the Conformite Europeenne (CE) certification and US FDA certification, as the two most important passes, represent the access thresholds for global mainstream markets. According to the statistics from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), among the 21 Breathcare PAP manufacturers, only eight of them have acquired the CE certification.
Yuwell had acquired the medical instrument registration certificate presented by the NMPA and the CE certification before obtaining the US FDA-issued EUA. Therefore, yuwell has become one of the few medical brands with "three certificates" in the field of noninvasive Breathcare PAPs in China.
Production lines of yuwell Breathcare PAPs
It is known that the US FDA registration of the Breathcare PAP usually takes at least 6-9 months. To fill the gap of the Breathcare PAP as soon as possible, US FDA accelerated the approval, but it did not reduce the requirements for reporting enterprises and still has strict standards for enterprise scales and quality management.
This sharp weapon is used to fight the pandemic in the world
The noninvasive Breathcare PAP has played a crucial role in China's victory over the COVID-19 pandemic. Multiple experts pointed out that most patients must be treated by using the noninvasive Breathcare PAP or high-flow oxygen therapy if they have hypoxemia in the early or middle stage of the disease to prevent patients from entering critical illness to a great extent.
Doctors in the Wuhan hospital using yuwell Breathcare PAP
According to the statistics of the MIIT, during February this year, China produced about 15,000 Breathcare PAPs. As an important global supplier for the noninvasive Breathcare PAP, yuwell provided the whole country with 7,000 noninvasive Breathcare PAPs, accounting for half of China's noninvasive Breathcare PAPs and providing strong support for winning the defense war in Hubei Province.
A doctor who rushed to the front line of anti-epidemic in Wuhan said that the yuwell noninvasive Breathcare PAP is easy to operate: "10 parameters are displayed on the same screen and the blood oxygen and pulse rate are recorded synchronously, which greatly reduces our workload and saves patients' lives."
So far, more than 10,000 yuwell noninvasive Breathcare PAPs have been exported to Italy, Spain, Russia, Britain, and other countries.
To put the exported Breathcare PAPs into use as soon as possible, they are also illustrated with the English user manual, installation guidance video, FAQ, and other auxiliary materials to help international doctors get familiar with the equipment quickly and race against the clock to save patients' lives.


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Moonpig advances with £1.2bn stock market debut and details IPO plans
UK-based online card and gift retailer Moonpig has today announced that it will be advancing its stock market debut, placing the value of the company at up to £1.2bn. It also elaborated on its initial public offering (IPO) plans that were announced last month.
By Jessica Paige
The retailer, which is owned by private equity firm Exponent at a 41.3% stake, said that at least 25% of its share capital would be made available for trading in the IPO with trading starting next month. Credit: Moonpig
The retailer, which is owned by private equity firm Exponent at a 41.3% stake, said that at least 25% of its share capital would be made available for trading in the IPO with trading starting next month. Already, US firms BlackRock and Dragoneer Global Fund have agreed to buy £130m of shares once trading begins, at £80m and £50m respectively.
Moonpig chief executive Nickyl Raithatha said: "As leaders of a market undergoing an accelerating shift online, we're delighted to bring Moonpig Group to the public market. Our data-powered technology platform makes it incredibly easy for our customers to create more special moments for the people they care about."
This follows an announcement by the retailer last week that it was planning a £1bn stock market flotation following a successful year for the retailer amid the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic, as demand for personalised cards and gifts soared due to multiple lockdowns across the UK. Moonpig reported a surge in sales and profits in 2020, rising 137% to £33m.
Increased demand for personalised products grants Moonpig a successful year
Moonpig's success in 2020 has been attributed to a rise in demand for personalised cards and gifts amid the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic.
Personalisation and premiumisation have been trending amongst many industries, especially in the consumer market, benefiting online card retailers like Moonpig as well as independent businesses and luxury retailers.
Last month, UK-based manufacturing packaging company Tiny Box Company founder and managing director Rachel Watkyn told Packaging Gateway that the trend could be attributed to people looking for meaningful gifts, to feel an emotional connection.
Watkyn said: "What do you buy the person who has everything?" asks Watkyn. "People need meaning, and I think personalised packaging can fill this gap and make people feel special. It's one thing to buy a gift for someone, it's another to have it come in a personalised box."
Quarter of Moonpig's capital will be available for trading
An IPO refers to the process of offering shares of a private company to the public for the first time, such as to institutional investors and retail investors. The company undergoing the IPO decides how many shares it wants to sell, and investment banks will then suggest an initial price based on predicted demand.
Once a company enters the share market, share prices fluctuate. However, it is uncertain that a retailer will be successful after floating shares.
Entrepreneur's network Tech Nation head Gerard Grech said that Moonpig's float "marks the beginning of an IPO campaign for 2021 and the golden age for UK tech.
"This signals the credibility of the UK to build on its position as a world leader and become the preferred location to IPO companies on the London Stock Exchange, even after Brexit."
Moonpig is not alone in planning to offer shares through an IPO. Many retailers are now looking to take advantage of the process since the rollout of the Covid-19 coronavirus vaccine has caused optimism in the stock market. For example, footwear retailer Dr Martens also revealed plans earlier this month to float a possible £3bn on the market.
Other companies expected to publicly list shares in the coming months includes Deliveroo, cyber-security firm Darktrace and online review site Trustpilot.
Topics in this article: coronavirus
Jessica Paige


All meetings start at 7.30pm and will last up to 2 hours. I hope to see as many residents there as possible.
Good for him. Sadly, I will be abroad.
Ah thanks for posting that!
I will try and go to this - and perhaps I can raise the trains as an isssue?
Bump bump this thread as a reminder this is tonight.
I'm still hoping to go along but looking like its 50/50 on whether or not I'll make it!
Did anyone make this and have some feedback they can report on?
Sadly I couldn't make it myself in the end.
Nor could I. I'd be interested to know what transpired - anyone?
Mr. Raab is a very good and relaxed speaker.
Thanks for the update rytheman.
What was said about the jolly boatman ? And also the secondary school places?
The latter I believe Thames Ditton junior is going to become a feeder into hinchley wood ?
The former - is there anything that can be done about the jolly boatman or is it all steam ahead with the plans they have now ?
Secondary schools - it seemed the mothers present would very much favour Hinchley Wood, but that that school has a lot of Surbiton/Chessington in its catchment area which cannot be changed. There has been a change in the way Hinchley Wood places are allocated which local parents will be able to post more about.
Jolly Boatman - essentially Dominic was saying it had been to (the High?) Court and there was nothing he could change as an MP, other than keep up-to-date with it.


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Die Grumman G-73 Mallard () ist ein zweimotoriges Amphibienflugzeug des US-amerikanischen Herstellers Grumman.

Geschichte
Das Muster basiert auf den kleineren Typen Goose und Widgeon und startete am 30. April 1946 zu seinem Erstflug. Der Schulterdecker verfügt über ein Bugrad-Einziehfahrwerk. Die Triebwerke sind zum Schutz vor Spritzwasser oberhalb und vor der Tragfläche angebracht. Der Bootsrumpf wurde zweistufig ausgeführt; an den Tragflächenspitzen können Zusatztanks befestigt werden. In den Jahren 1946 bis 1951 wurden insgesamt 59 Exemplare hergestellt, von denen die meisten als Geschäftsreise- und Privatflugzeuge mit entsprechender Saloneinrichtung eingesetzt wurden. Nur wenige dienten als Verkehrsflugzeug, so zum Beispiel bei Chalk's Ocean Airways.

Eine Reihe dieser Maschinen steht bis heute im Einsatz. Im Jahr 2001 waren noch 32 Exemplare in den USA registriert. Die Sternmotoren wurden bei diesen Maschinen seit Anfang der 1970er Jahre häufig durch Pratt & Whitney-Canada-PT-6-34-Turboprop-Triebwerke mit 551 kW Leistung und modernen Hartzell-Propellern ersetzt. Die ersten Umrüstungen erfolgten durch die Firma Frakes Aviation, wobei die erste Maschine 1969 zu ihrem Erstflug startete und im Oktober 1970 ihre Zulassung erhielt. Diese Maschinen werden als Turbo Mallard oder G-73T bezeichnet. Die Bestuhlung wurde so geändert, dass 17 Passagiere Platz finden. Größter Betreiber mit vier Maschinen dieses Typs war die Chalk's Ocean Airways, bis sie am 30. September 2007 ihre Fluglizenz verlor.

Betreiber

Zivile Betreiber

 Antilles Airboats
 Chalk's Ocean Airways
 Virgin Islands Seaplane Shuttle

 Paspaley Pearling Co.

 Pacific Western Airlines

Militärische Nutzer

 Royal Egyptian Air Force

Zwischenfälle

 Am 3. August 1955 verschwand eine Mallard der Pacific Western Airlines (Luftfahrzeugkennzeichen CF-IOA) zwischen Kemano und  Kitimat (British Columbia). Die Suche wurde nach einem Monat eingestellt. Drei Jahre später, am 23. Juli 1958, wurde das Wrack in rund 1500 Meter Höhe in der Nähe von Kemano gefunden. Alle 5 Insassen, zwei Piloten und drei Passagiere, waren ums Leben gekommen.

 Am 20. Dezember 2005 stürzte eine Mallard der Chalk's Ocean Airways aufgrund unzulänglicher Wartung und mangelnder Aufsicht seitens der FAA nach dem Abbruch einer Tragfläche auf dem Weg in die Bahamas in der Nähe von Miami Beach ab (siehe auch Chalk's-Ocean-Airways-Flug 101).

 Am 26. Januar 2017 um 17:03 Uhr Ortszeit stürzte eine Mallard mit dem Luftfahrzeugkennzeichen VH-CQA bei einer Vorführung zum australischen Nationalfeiertag (Australia Day) in Perth aus niedriger Höhe und aus steiler Kurvenlage in den Swan River. Bei dem Unfall kamen zwei Menschen ums Leben.

Technische Daten

Vergleichbare Typen
 Consolidated PBY Catalina
 Grumman HU-16 Albatross

Literatur
 Thruelsen, Richard. The Grumman Story. New York: Praeger Publishers, Inc., 1976. ISBN 0-275-54260-2.
 Winchester, Jim, ed. "Grumman Goose/Mallard." Biplanes, Triplanes and Seaplanes (The Aviation Factfile). Rochester, Kent, UK: Grange Books plc, 2004. ISBN 1-84013-641-3.

Siehe auch
 Liste von Flugzeugtypen

Weblinks

 New York Times article about Chalk's accident
 Aircraft Maintenance Technology article about Chalk's accident
 NTSB preliminary report on Chalk's accident DCA06MA010 of 19 December 2005
 Picture of a Chalk's Mallard in Miami in 1996
 History of Chalk's Ocean Airways at answers.com

Einzelnachweise

Zubringerflugzeug
Amphibienflugzeug
Flugboot
Northrop Grumman (Luftfahrzeug)
Erstflug 1946

Zweimotoriges Flugzeug mit Kolbenmotoren

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Herzog puts positive spin on Jewish diaspora's political concerns
By GREER FAY CASHMAN
Published: DECEMBER 19, 2022 09:56
President Isaac Herzog in Jerusalem, November 23, 2022.
(photo credit: CHAIM TZACH/GPO)
President Isaac Herzog put a positive spin on the concerns of world Jewry as to relations with Israel in light of a far-right political administration in the aftermath of the Knesset elections.
In a Hanukkah video to Jewish communities around the world, Herzog acknowledged that it is no secret that Jews are asking real questions as to where they belong in the collective. "This is natural," he stated, "and as Israel's president, I welcome these earnest voices which show how much Israel means to all of us."
Herzog also issued a reminder that "reckoning with tough questions has always been part of the Jewish story and the Jewish way."
Judaism has a tradition of conversation and debate
He urged Jewish communities to remember what keeps Jews together and committed to a common destiny, underscoring that "Jewish tradition has always valued conversation and debate because it allows us to learn from each other through the difficult questions so that we can grow stronger together."
Hanukkah candles (illustrative) (credit: PEXELS)
"Jewish tradition has always valued conversation and debate because it allows us to learn from each other through the difficult questions so that we can grow stronger together."
President Isaac Herzog
Using the analogy of the Hanukkah menorah, Herzog, mindful that prime minister designate Benjamin Netanyahu may announce on Tuesday or Wednesday of this week that he has formed a government, said: "On a menorah with eight candles, there is room for us all."
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With the warmer weather now here, communities across the region may notice an increase in sightings of snakes and magpies as breeding season commences and they seek sun and food. Volunteers at Wildlife Information, Rescue and Education Service (WIRES) have already noticed these animals coming out and urged people to remain calm and vigilant in order to protect themselves. WIRES volunteer and trainer Gary Pattinson travels state-wide this time every year to teach other volunteers about venomous reptile rescue. "Because it's right about now that snakes start sticking their noses out to look for food and mates as the weather warms up," he said. "They're starting to move around, there's no doubt about it...." Mr Pattinson said people in Australia die from snake bites due to mismanagement of snake bites. "My absolute first and most critical piece of information for people is to learn a very simple first aid procedure called 'pressure and immobilisation... nobody has ever died from a snake bite after having applied pressure and first aid correctly," he said. ALSO MAKING NEWS: The WIRES volunteer said this technique would especially be beneficial to those living in rural and remote areas of NSW, where emergency services can be up to an hour or more away. He said even if you have the pressure bandage on, do not walk to find help as the snake venom will travel along your body. The reptile expert recommends they arm themselves with an electronic emergency request beacon, that when activated in a life threatening situation, assists rescue authorities in their search to locate those in distress. Mr Pattinson urged people to just leave snakes alone, adding that the best thing to deter snakes from you, your family, pets and home is to give them nowhere to hide. "Snakes are very secretive animals and they like to hide away a majority of the time," he said, adding that they only come out to bask in the sun or look for food or a mate. "It's rare to see snakes but at this time of year and into the next six to eight weeks, this is where the vast majority of sightings happen. "Keep rubbish piles and wood piles up off the floor in your garden. Check under logs and other items (on the ground) by moving them with a stick before you lift them with your hands." The reptile trainer said the vast majority of snake bites have resulted from people trying to catch or kill snakes. "They are responding to basically what is a threat to their lives," Mr Pattinson explained. For those wanting advice about venomous snakes or any other native animals, call the WIRES Wildlife Rescue Line 1300 094 737.
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WIRES reptile expert has noticed snakes starting to move around
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With the warmer weather now here, communities across the region may notice an increase in sightings of snakes and magpies as breeding season commences and they seek sun and food.
Volunteers at Wildlife Information, Rescue and Education Service (WIRES) have already noticed these animals coming out and urged people to remain calm and vigilant in order to protect themselves.
WIRES volunteer and trainer Gary Pattinson travels state-wide this time every year to teach other volunteers about venomous reptile rescue.
"Because it's right about now that snakes start sticking their noses out to look for food and mates as the weather warms up," he said.
"They're starting to move around, there's no doubt about it...."
Mr Pattinson said people in Australia die from snake bites due to mismanagement of snake bites.
"My absolute first and most critical piece of information for people is to learn a very simple first aid procedure called 'pressure and immobilisation... nobody has ever died from a snake bite after having applied pressure and first aid correctly," he said.
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The WIRES volunteer said this technique would especially be beneficial to those living in rural and remote areas of NSW, where emergency services can be up to an hour or more away.
He said even if you have the pressure bandage on, do not walk to find help as the snake venom will travel along your body.
The reptile expert recommends they arm themselves with an electronic emergency request beacon, that when activated in a life threatening situation, assists rescue authorities in their search to locate those in distress.
Mr Pattinson urged people to just leave snakes alone, adding that the best thing to deter snakes from you, your family, pets and home is to give them nowhere to hide.
"Snakes are very secretive animals and they like to hide away a majority of the time," he said, adding that they only come out to bask in the sun or look for food or a mate.
"It's rare to see snakes but at this time of year and into the next six to eight weeks, this is where the vast majority of sightings happen.
"Keep rubbish piles and wood piles up off the floor in your garden. Check under logs and other items (on the ground) by moving them with a stick before you lift them with your hands."
The reptile trainer said the vast majority of snake bites have resulted from people trying to catch or kill snakes.
"They are responding to basically what is a threat to their lives," Mr Pattinson explained.
For those wanting advice about venomous snakes or any other native animals, call the WIRES Wildlife Rescue Line 1300 094 737.


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The Briggs-Detroiter (or more often, just the Detroiter) was an automobile manufactured in Detroit, Michigan, by the Briggs-Detroiter Motor Car Company from 1912 to 1917. It was planned to be a bigger and better version of the Brush Runabout.
The Detroiter was a popular model, and many vehicles were sold. The early models were built with a 32 hp, L-head engine. A five-seater touring car was sold in 1915, and had a V-8 engine of 3.3L capacity, and sold for $1,295. The car had radiators with curved cross-sections.
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I think my concern was more about Jack's non-verbal communication more than his first words, because I'm sure that many babies don't talk at his age. Jack doesn't point, wave, clap, shake or nod his head, which I thought he would be doing by now. I'll definitely keep up the question asking and the Let's Point Everything Out and Make Associated Noises game, though. My barnyard animal impressions are usually a big hit during suppertime.
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On Friday, 27. January at the Oris House of Architecture in Zagreb opens an interactive exhibition Iannis Xenakis & UPIC. It's a traveling exhibition on loan from the Iannis Xenakis Center from Rouen.
The exhibition is a machine for the development of a musical composition through a drawing entitled UPIC, which was created by composer and architect Iannis Xenakis at the beginning of 1950. The exhibition presents the history of the UPIC as a result of the research work on the Iannis Xenakis Ianis archive documents: posters, posters, photographs, video material on UPIC workshops with children and blind people and the main stage of development of this visual-acoustic tool located in the general context of development experimental and electronic music.
In addition to visual notes, visitors have the opportunity to listen to works created using the UPIC. On the day of the opening of the exhibition, members of the Cantus Ensemble will perform the musical points of Iannis Xenakis. The emphasis was put on the work of Mycenae Alpha, the first composition created on the UPIC.


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Barracuda Championship announces new site for Reno's PGA Tour stop
Reno's PGA Tour stop, The Barracuda Championship, will be moving to Old Greenwood Golf Course near Truckee next summer.
Barracuda Championship announces new site for Reno's PGA Tour stop Reno's PGA Tour stop, The Barracuda Championship, will be moving to Old Greenwood Golf Course near Truckee next summer. Check out this story on rgj.com: https://www.rgj.com/story/sports/2019/12/18/renos-pga-tour-stop-barracuda-championship-moving-old-greenwood-golf-course-near-truckee-next-summer/2670212001/
Jim Krajewski, Reno Gazette Journal Published 2:10 p.m. PT Dec. 18, 2019 | Updated 3:39 p.m. PT Dec. 18, 2019
The Barracuda had been held at Montreux Golf & Country Club every year since its inception in 1999.
Last August, the Montreux Golf & Country Club board of directors voted to not have the event return there in 2020.
Barracuda tournament director Chris Hoff speaks at Wednesday's announcement that the PGA Tour stop is moving to Old Greenwood near Truckee. two-time tournament winner J.J. Henry is behind Hoff. (Photo: Jim Krajewski/RGJ)
The Tahoe Mountain Club's Old Greenwood Golf Course is a Jack Nicklaus signature designed course.
Barracuda, the title sponsor, also announced it will renew its agreement to sponsor the event with a multi-year extension, through at least 2022.
Barracuda tournament director Chris Hoff said he visited every course in the region, starting last spring saying it was important to get an early start in case Montreux did not bring the event back.
More: PGA Tour Barracuda Championship will not return to Montreux next year
"We were very confident about securing a new home and Barracuda's continued support of an event that has been on the PGA TOUR schedule since 1999," Hoff said. "We are thrilled to once again partner with Barracuda and thank them as we enter the 22nd year of the tournament. In our search for a new PGA TOUR tournament venue, the Old Greenwood Golf Course at Tahoe Mountain Club stood out from the beginning, which says a lot about the location and the course."
Old Greenwood, a public course, opened in 2004, and is nearly 6,000 feet above sea level, which means golf shots will travel an average of 10-15 percent further than at sea level.
The tournament will retain the Modified Stableford scoring format, in which points are awarded for aggressive play.
Barracuda tournament director Chris Hoff speaks at Wednesday's announcement that the PGA Tour stop is moving to Old Greenwood near Truckee. (Photo: Jim Krajewski/RGJ)
The agreement with Old Greenwood is through 2023.
Hoff said the tournament could draw fans from Sacramento and Auburn with the new location.
Next year's tournament will be held two weeks earlier on the PGA Tour schedule due to the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo, Japan which begin July 24. Golf was reinstated as an official Olympic event for the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Last summer, Colin Morikawa, 22, won his first ever PGA tour event at the Barracuda Championship in July.
Bishop Manogue graduate Ollie Osborne on hole No. 18 last summer at Montreux. (Photo: RGJ file)
J.J. Henry, who won the PGA Tour stop at Montreux twice, in 2012 and 2015, was on hand for Wednesday's announcement. He played Old Greenwood in 2013 and said it is similar in layout and design to Montreux.
"It's a beautiful, Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course, very picturesque, tall trees, wider fairways, well bunkered, elevation change," Henry said. "For the players it will be very rewarding because it's at a new, unique venue, which I think they'll like."
Henry offered to fly in to Reno on Wednesday, saying the PGA Tour stop here is "near and dear to my heart."
Robert Streb chips onto the 18th green during the Barracuda Championship PGA golf tournament at Montrux Golf and Country Club in Reno, Nevada on Sunday, July 28, 2019. (Photo: Tom R. Smedes/Special to RGJ)
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Vermont's Strict New Gun Laws Are Making History
In the wake of multiple mass shootings, many involving schools, the debate about increased gun control is going strong. Vermont may have had one of the most shocking responses, as it moved from one of the most lenient states on gun control to one of the strictest. Last week, VT Governor Phil Scott signed into law three bills that tighten gun restrictions across the state.
Vermont's new laws raise the legal age to purchase firearms to 21, increase the state's authority to remove guns from individuals who pose a threat, and ban high-capacity magazines. According to the Associated Press, Vermont's new laws represent "the first significant gun ownership restrictions in state history." In fact, a suspected school shooter may have already been prevented from purchasing a gun due to the new laws.
Expanded Background Checks
In addition to the restrictions above, Vermont's new gun control laws also ensure that state background checks are more thorough, and prohibit gun ownership for individuals arrested, or even cited for, domestic assault. A Boston criminal defense attorney can help you determine how to proceed if you've been charged with a crime.
According to a report in the New York Times, immediately following the Parkland shooting, Governor Scott said that increased gun laws weren't necessary. But a day after making this statement, a Vermont teen was arrested on suspicion that he was planning a school shooting. Jack Sawyer allegedly had a diary entitled "Journal of an Active Shooter" and had planned to orchestrate a mass shooting at Fair Haven Union High School. In fact, according to reports, Sawyer's goal was to be responsible for the deadliest school shooting to date.
"This is not the time to do what's easy," said Governor Scott, "it's time to do what's right."
Gun Control Laws in Massachusetts
How does Massachusetts compare to Vermont when it comes to gun control laws? For the past four years, MA has been considered one of the strictest gun control states in the nation. In 2014, the bay state gave more discretion to law enforcement to deny gun permits to "unsuitable" individuals. MA also places tight restrictions on assault weapons, and has participated in a nationwide campaign to prevent mentally ill individuals from obtaining firearms.
Have MA's gun control laws helped? According to statistics, the answer is yes. MA's gun death rate is about 70 percent less than the national average. And many of the guns used in fatal crimes actually come from other states. In 2014, the majority of guns used in MA crimes came from states with more lax gun control laws, including Georgia and Florida.
Vermont's New Law May Have Already Prevented a School Shooting
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Amanda Calzada Jan. 6, 2021
Flour flies off shelves to meet the quaranbaking demands, social media news feeds become the go-to place to doomscroll, creative projects ensue as part of our coronacation, all as we adjust with what some deem the coronapocalypse.
Nearly every aspect of our lives has been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, and has adapted to the current reality. Human languages are no exception.
The COVID-19 pandemic has generated a new lexicon of vocabulary across several world languages. In parallel, it has inspired individuals to return to language learning goals, as evidenced by DuoLingo's spike in usage during the lockdown. These collective experiences speak to the humanity that language carries.
Before the pandemic, it was certainly the case that different languages had words unique to their language. For example, German has "Fernweh", which means a feeling of homesickness for a place you've never visited. Although there are overlaps in new words developed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic (English's "covidiot" vs. Spanish's "covidiota"), it is still fascinating to consider that common experiences have coined words unique to certain languages at this time. For example, the Dutch have invented "hestschaamte" which means cough shaming, while seeing words like "hamsteren" (to hoard like a hamster) resurface as people stock up on toilet paper and goods. The Spanish have invented "infoxicado", a spin-off of "intoxicado" (intoxicated) to describe how people may feel after too much exposure to the news. In France, L'Académie Française, the official guardian of the French language, urged people to stop the usage of "Le covid", insisting that the "la" represented the true gender of the word. These words invite us to compare and contrast the way different cultures think and by extension, encourage us to further develop cultural and intellectual curiosity.
At the same time, it is interesting to see the reported rises in DuoLingo language learning. In a time where driving and social events have been minimized, free time―for some―has been maximized. And, foreign language learning, among yoga on Zoom and breadmaking reigns as some of the top pursued hobbies.
Perhaps what is most fascinating about language learning at this time is that not only are we more physically distant from each other, but also the fact that foreign language is often something obligatory in high school. It is a course with true value to complement a variety of professional careers, yet it is usually a "to-do" item on the list of differentiators for university acceptance. It is also something like math in that it is often perceived to be of little value, as it seems to be abstractions that are taught isolated from the "real world."
But it doesn't have to be that way; any subject, in theory, can be tailored to a student's interest and motivations. World language learning is a quintessential example of this idea, and it shares another parallel with math: it may be intimidating, but it can be "broken down" to build a strong foundation. Moreover, its mastery―like anything requiring sincere effort―is worth pursuing for reasons well beyond university foreign language requirements.
It's no secret that learning a language can be a quest of memorization and "word math" as a former student of mine described. However, it is probably less considered that learning a language can keep our brains sharp, enhance decision-making skills, bolster our attention-span and improve our understanding of our native language according to the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages. These cognitive benefits can translate to success in other areas, such as standardized testing, reading comprehension and higher academic achievement in university, the ACFL posits.
As compelling as the cerebral benefits are, language learning renders other "real world" benefits. Knowing a second language can build self-confidence, widen your social network, enhance traveling, foster creativity, and keep you informed in an increasingly global society. It can also develop cultural humility, which can enhance empathy and promote tolerance. Moreover, it is a skill that can complement and advance a variety of careers.
I will admit that I am probably a bit biased, but I know I am not the only person who has experienced the benefits language learning confers at home and abroad. Imagine if everyone learned at least one language in addition to maintaining their native tongue. Maybe now, as we live on the Internet together apart, is the ideal time to pursue this hobby. Afterall, the mental exercise can be a great distraction from further doomscrolling. Plus, language learning is a scholarly way of distant socializing.
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