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CHICAGO (July 7)–An Illinois Commerce Commission administrative law judge has responded to the Illinois Legislative Board's June 13 Formal Complaint against Norfolk Southern Corp., setting August 20 as the date for a hearing into the union's charges that the railroad is maintaining an unsanitary and unsafe locker room for employees in Chicago.
Judge June Tate assigned Docket No. T03-0063 to the union's Complaint and scheduled a hearing for 10 a.m. at the Commission's offices on the eighth floor of the State of Illinois Building, 160 N. LaSalle.
UTU Local 1895 Local Chairman and Legislative Rep. Rich Ross will be the chief witness at the hearing, said Illinois Legislative Director Joseph C. Szabo.
"Rich was the first to bring the dilapidated conditions at the 55th Street Yard to the Board's attention," Szabo said. "He did a very thorough job of identifying each of the conditions that violated the Illinois Administrative Code."
If Judge Tate finds Norfolk Southern out of compliance with applicable sections of Code, she can fine the carrier as well as order it to bring the crew locker room at its 55th Street Yard into compliance.
Conditions identified by Ross and documented by Commerce Commission's inspectors, include failure to provide separate locker rooms for male and female employees; failure to provide furniture so that employees can change clothes while seated, failure to maintain sanitary toilet facilities, failure to provide adequate heat and ventilation; failure to provide a source of chilled running water for drinking, failure to provide refrigeration for employees' meals and beverages, and failure to repair cracks in the walls and ceilings that allowed the elements to enter the premises.
"The railroad knows about these conditions and pledged to remedy them but repeatedly failed to do so," Szabo said. "We are looking forward to this hearing and to a prompt resolution of the problem."


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A pregnant woman spent months in a coma, but her prayerful husband refused to give up. Then this happened
Autumn and Zack Carver were thrilled to be expecting their third child. The couple met while they were young and had a lovely love story. They had no idea what a sad chapter awaited them in 2021.
Autumn and Zack were unwell during Autumn's ninth month of pregnancy. The adoring mother was admitted to the hospital and gave birth to her son, Huxley. He was healthy and cheerful, but his mother was struggling for her life in the intensive care unit.
What was supposed to be one of the happiest days of the couple's lives ended up being the reverse. Zack described it as "the worst day of [his] life."
Autumn's primary care physician did not believe she would survive the trauma, and after two months of life support, the doctor advised Zack to turn off the equipment and let Autumn go quietly. But Zack refused to give up hope that his wife would heal completely.
The encounter was remarkable for everyone, especially the ill mother. Zack's request was answered at the special meeting.
He prayed for her every second of the day, and he had an army of internet prayer warriors believing in a miracle from God. They had faith despite having a 0% chance of survival.
"I don't know life without Autumn," Zack remarked, unable to picture a world without her. He was devastated that his wife hadn't been able to hold her new newborn son, so he made a special request to the physicians.
He urged them to awaken Autumn from her sedation so she could see and touch baby Huxley. He realized it could be the first and last time she did this, so he pleaded with the medical staff to intervene. They agreed and gave the mother a memorable experience with her child.
The encounter was remarkable for everyone, especially the ill mother. Zack's request was answered at the special meeting. The pleased father remembered:
"Her parents, one of her best friends, and a large number of nurses and physicians were present to witness the momentous occasion." I'm not sure if there was a dry eye in the vicinity. "What a fantastic day!"
The mother had not yet emerged from the trees. Doctors proposed a lung transplant to help Autumn recover, but Zack sought a second expert opinion first. He was still hopeful that his wife would be magically cured.
Fortunately, the thoracic surgeon did not believe the mother needed a transplant. The husband revealed:
"You don't need a lung transplant," replied the doctor. You'll be just fine. It was fantastic news. "We hugged each other and praised God and the doctor."
Autumn finally showed hints of progress, and everyone was amazed. Her improvement was sluggish, but Zack was confident she would be OK.
Autumn received the all-clear after three months and returned home in December 2021. She was a different person now. Zack eagerly updated his friends and family, saying:
"Such a joyful, emotional, and overwhelming day. I had to take many steps back to take in all of the grandeur. We delighted our daughters. I believe they were taken aback. "Neither of them could speak or respond."
Hundreds of people drove by the family's home to show their support for the brave wife and mother. The couple was overcome with emotion and thanked everyone for their never-ending prayers and love.
Autumn Carver revealed that her daughter had told her that she now believed in miracles, and the Carver family remained grateful for the blessing of life. The mother also stated:
"Every day is a blessing." Tell individuals you adore them and shower them with hugs. Everything may change so rapidly, and you don't want to leave anything out.
Zack also said that he began praying with his children every night, which he had never done before. Their lives would never be the same, and they would never take the miracle for granted again.
Zack and Autumn were overwhelmed by their good fortune and hoped that their tale would inspire people to spread more love because life is short. We wish them a lifetime of happiness and health with their family.
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Home > Adriatic > Fewer coronavirus infections in Croatia: There are many indications that the border will be partially opened on May 18, 2020
Fewer coronavirus infections in Croatia: There are many indications that the border will be partially opened on May 18, 2020
Soon the borders to Croatia could be opened again for water sports tourists.
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Water sports enthusiasts first to return to Croatia?
Borders could open from 18 May
No new coronavirus infections in Istria
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When will the borders and marinas reopen after the Corona pandemic? This question probably occupies most boat owners whose yachts are moored in the many marinas along the Croatian Adriatic coast. SeaHelp's editorial team is trying to summarize the extensive news, both from official sources, the media and local impressions, to communicate "water level reports" from time to time. And that's where things don't look so bad for holidaymakers from 18 May 2020. For example, Prime Minister Andrej Plenković announced a few days ago that he had instructed the ministries to set priorities as to which measures would serve economic growth and also make the daily lives of citizens easier.
"We will be informed about this next week", commented Krunoslav Capak on the further steps of the Croatian government. Then epidemiologists will have addressed their recommendations for further steps out of the lockdown to the responsible government representatives. And since economic issues are once again increasingly in the focus of political actors, the economic factor tourism should also be meant.
The head of the Croatian Institute of Public Health, Krunoslav Capak, also stated last Thursday that in view of the coronavirus pandemic, special measures for hotels and tourists would be introduced for this year's tourist season. "If the situation in other countries changes, foreign tourists may be allowed to come…", he said at a regular press conference on the coronavirus situation in Croatia with regard to the current tourist situation in the country.
What does this suggest? As things stand at present, water sports tourism in particular is likely to be one of the first areas to open up again, as it is well known that even in marinas the necessary minimum distance is guaranteed on ships. As far as the restaurants are concerned, when they reopen, hygienic measures should be strengthened and, in order to comply with the rules on distance, the number of guests should possibly be reduced on the basis of the available floor space. These are all measures that you can make friends with, that you know from other countries and that you are sure to think about when you are in Croatia officially.
Even if one should hold back with speculations in times of the corona virus, the SeaHelp editorial staff dares to take a look into the crystal ball: If the situation does not change fundamentally, the entry restrictions, which officially exist at present until May 18th, will be relaxed at least for tourists from certain nations such as Austria or Germany. One can cautiously assume that yacht owners and tourists who have booked apartments will be the first to be let back into the country, provided they come from regions that have at least half overcome the crisis.
There is no other way to convey this to the Croatian population, which is already suffering from the loss of income from tourism. After all, according to official reports, there have been no reported new infections in Istria for more than a week, and the e-passports within the counties are no longer required. So slowly but surely, the way is going back to normality.
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March 20th, 2018: Yesterday in New Hampshire, President Trump outlined his administration's three-pronged plan for addressing the opioid epidemic. While the strategy includes certain components critical to expanding access to evidence-based addiction care, it lacks specificity on health approaches and falls well short of the comprehensive public health response needed to address a crisis that is currently claiming the lives of over 175 Americans each day. Further, the plan's emphasis on the failed punitive policies is out of step with what we know from decades of public health and public policy data.
One stated goal of the President's "Initiative to Stop Opioid Abuse and Reduce Drug Supply" is to "expand access to evidence-based addiction treatment in every State, particularly MAT for opioid addiction", a critical need which we strongly endorse. The Legal Action Center supports certain additional tactics outlined in the President's plan to "increase availability of the life-saving overdose reversal drug Naloxone, to expand access to residential SUD treatment and to improve treatment options for people within the criminal justice system, and looks forward to hearing the details of their operationalization.
However, the President's proposal does not sufficiently address the reality that bringing an end to the opioid epidemic is dependent on a significant federal investment to strengthen and expand the national system of care for all substance use disorders. Many communities, especially in rural areas, have a complete dearth of qualified addiction treatment providers. Strengthening the existing addiction care workforce and developing expertise in the rest of the healthcare system to help prevent and treat addiction also is critically needed. Addressing this gap in coverage will require both short and long term investments and policies that align with the goal of expanded access to effective community-based prevention, treatment and recovery supports. The 2010 Affordable Care Act, for the first time in history, included coverage of substance use disorders as an Essential Health Benefit, and the 2008 Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act requires insurers to cover mental health and addiction services at a level that is equal to coverage of medical and surgical services. The federal government should be working with States to enforce the Parity Act, and to ensure that all insurers, including Medicaid, Medicare and commercial plans, are covering all evidence-based services – including all three FDA approved addiction medications – at par with other health conditions.
Good access to Medicaid is critical to achieving the goal of expanded access to substance use disorder care. This includes expanding – rather than restricting– Medicaid eligibility, which provides coverage for millions of Americans who struggle with substance use disorders. The Legal Action Center strongly supports and has long advocated for making residential substance use disorder care more accessible to people enrolled in Medicaid by repealing the IMD exclusion and CMS issuing waivers until Congress changes the law. At the same time, the initiative's stated goal of expanding access to evidence based treatment cannot be achieved if the Administration continues to take regulatory actions to weaken the Medicaid program through severe funding cuts and enrollment restrictions such as work requirements and lockout provisions. The administration must stop taking actions to limit people's ability to get Medicaid if it is serious about stemming the opioid crisis.
Similarly, the Legal Action Center strongly supports the need to link people struggling with addiction in the criminal justice system to the care they need, but this action must include people with all forms of substance use disorder, not just opioid use disorder as proposed by the President's Initiative. We agree with, and have long advocated for, diverting as many people with addiction away from the criminal justice system and connecting them to treatment. We encourage the administration to support diversion as early in the process as possible and to consider use of other home and community-based settings. We also urge the Administration to ensure that there is good access to evidence-based harm reduction approaches, including syringe-exchanges and safe consumption facilities, as well as all three FDA-approved addiction medications and residential treatment.
The Legal Action Center strongly opposes several aspects of the President's Initiative that focus on punitive approaches. Research has clearly and repeatedly shown that a heightened focus on enforcement does not work to either reduce drug supply or demand, and that the 'War on Drugs' disproportionately targeted low-income communities of color and fueled mass incarceration. There is wide agreement among the American public as well as on both sides of the aisle that we need to shift away from a punitive approach to drug policy to a much more effective and less costly approach of treating addiction and supporting effective re-entry policies. There is also robust evidence that the majority of those incarcerated have diagnosed substance use disorders, and that many of them have been incarcerated as a result of criminal activity arising directly from their addiction. This includes those who are convicted of low-level drug dealing to support their addiction. We strongly condemn the suggestion that the death penalty should be sought for drug trafficking, since all evidence shows that such a policy would not reduce drug use, would be very costly and would fall disproportionately on people of color and those without financial means.
While we appreciate the administration's recognition of the need to develop a plan to address this critical public health emergency and some of its proposals, we urge the Administration to invest sufficient resources to successfully combat the opioid and other substance use epidemic; prioritize proven health responses including expanding health care coverage of substance use disorders and quality prevention, treatment services and medications, evidence-based harm reduction approaches, and recovery supports; and not return to failed punitive policies of the past that did great damage to our country without reducing drug misuse and addiction.
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It was founded in 1858 by Wilhelm Spaethe senior. The owners Wilhelm Ernst Spaethe and Otto Paul Spaethe were awarded an imperial and royal warrant of appointment to the court of Austria-Hungary.

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Do you ever go to baseball games or do you play baseball with your friends? Have you been to a game a night when the field is bright but the sky is dark and filled with moon light?
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Pope Benedict XVI descends the steps in St. Peter's Basilica after giving a talk at a Mass for the Knights of Malta on Feb. 10, 2013, two days before he announced his resignation. The retired pope marks his 92 birthday on April 16. (CNS photo/Paul Haring)
The publication of From the Depths of Our Hearts, Cardinal Robert Sarah's book on clerical celibacy "co-authored" with Pope Benedict XVI, illustrates once more the problem with the institution of the emeritus papacy [1] as it's currently functioning. Much has already been said about this aspect of the latest controversy, but less about what Benedict's contribution to the book signifies in terms of his continued revisionist thinking on Vatican II, where he played a significant role as a theological expert. Italian theologian Andrea Grillo has astutely remarked [2] that "Benedict is one of the fathers of Vatican II, but full of remorse." Indeed, the defense of clerical celibacy put forth in From the Depths of Our Hearts is built on a view of Scripture, liturgy, and the church that makes no reference whatsoever to the documents of Vatican II.
Of course, it's hard to know at this point just how direct a hand the "pope emeritus" has had in the writing that has appeared under his name in the past year (including his musings on the genesis of the abuse crisis [3] last April). Nevertheless, it fits within a pattern of theological drift dating back much farther than Francis's papacy. Some see signs of Ratzinger distancing himself from the council as early as August 1965, while Vatican II was still underway and the pastoral constitution Gaudium et spes was taking shape. Others date it to the student protest movement in Germany in 1968 and 1969, when he was teaching at Tübingen before moving to the quieter University of Regensburg in Bavaria. The German national synod of 1972–1975 seems to have contributed to his disillusionment.
Then came his twenty-four-year tenure as prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith under John Paul II, during which he repeatedly intervened to regain control or even reverse some of the theological developments afforded by Vatican II (especially on the liturgy). And his own pontificate's relationship with Vatican II can be framed by his December 2005 speech on the "hermeneutics of continuity and reform" [4] and his February 2013 address to the clergy of Rome in which he confessed his disappointments [5] with the council. In between came one of the most consequential pronouncements on the doctrinal policy of Vatican II: the July 2007 motu proprio Summorum pontificum, which liberalized the use of the pre-Vatican II rite.
As Benedict nears the end of his life, a deep contrast is evident between the messages on Vatican II he delivers to the church and the world and those of his predecessor.
There were also the public pronouncements that seemed in keeping with his attempts to reverse the trajectory of Vatican II. These included the Regensburg speech of September 2006, in which he quoted a fourteenth-century Byzantine emperor who equated Islam with violence, and the reinstatement of four excommunicated Lefebvrian bishops, one of whom, Richard Williamson, turned out to have a history of making anti-Semitic statements [6]. The institutional constraints of the papacy limited, to some extent, certain practical aspects of Benedict's drift from John Paul II's teaching on ecumenism and interreligious dialogue (for example, in 2011 Benedict XVI went, despite his deep skepticism, to Assisi for the twenty-fifth anniversary of the 1986 interreligious meeting for peace). But as emeritus, those institutional constraints no longer apply. The entourage Ratzinger has surrounded himself with has embraced Vatican II revisionism, and his statements are amplified in a way that would have been impossible without the internet. Now, as Benedict nears the end of his life, a deep contrast is evident between the messages on Vatican II he delivers to the church and the world and those of his predecessor. John Paul II, in a testament published after his death [7], spoke of the council as a "great patrimony to all who are and will be called in the future to put it into practice." Benedict XVI's last writings either exhibit a negative view of the effects of Vatican II, or completely ignore the council's documents and theology. The introduction to the volumes of his writing on Vatican II published in 2012, in the series of the complete works of Joseph Ratzinger, confirm the urge to establish some distance from the council.
It must also be stated that there are some disturbing convergences between Ratzinger's theological agenda on Vatican II in the last few years and the theological and ecclesial agenda of the anti-Francis network. It is hard to overstate the role of Ratzinger's theology and Benedict's pontificate, for example, in the ongoing transition of the culture of U.S. Catholic hierarchical and episcopal leadership from a moderate Vatican II conservatism (seeking continuity with the previous tradition) to an extremist anti-Vatican II traditionalism (seeking a rupture with that moment of the tradition that is Vatican II). In 2020, the definition of a "Ratzingerian" theology of Vatican II is heavily dependent on the particular moment in which this or that theological opinion has been written. A pope's death usually seals and preserves his magisterial teaching in a way that a pope's resignation does not. How Benedict and his entourage have interpreted and managed the post-resignation period is a perfect illustration of this. Benedict XVI no longer owns his theological narrative; it's now at the service of an agenda that he helped create but that increasingly puts him at odds with a healthy sense of the church.
The truly unfortunate thing about all of this is that Ratzinger was one of the most important theologians of Vatican II. Shortly after the council concluded, he wrote a fundamental commentary on the constitution on Revelation, Dei verbum. From this writing there emerges a dynamic, fecund view of theological truth. It's what makes his repudiation of Vatican II all the more troubling. It's sad to see the bishop of Rome estrange himself from his own conciliar legacy.
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[3] https://www.commonwealmagazine.org/benedicts-untimely-meditation
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[5] http://www.vatican.va/content/benedict-xvi/en/speeches/2013/february/documents/hf_ben-xvi_spe_20130214_clero-roma.html
[6] https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=101139679
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Sadly, inventory classification methods are also littered with abstruse acronyms, which can lead managers to avoid them like the plague. ABC, VED, HML or SOS – what do they mean and what are they all for? Most are extraordinarily easy to explain, with an equally apparent application. In this ultimate guide, we'll be tackling eight of the most popular categorisation techniques – please check in soon to discover seven more methods!
ABC inventory analysis, or Always Better Control, is designed to help prioritise your inventory. The technique is based on the Pareto principle (a.k.a. the 80/20 rule), which suggests that roughly 80% of the results come from 20% of the inputs. In the case of inventory, it's assumed that approximately 80% of your revenue, unit costs or any value metric of your choosing comes from approximately 20% of your inventory.
The fundamental aim of ABC is to divide your inventory into three groups: A, B and C. Each group represents a different value to your business, with fewer products in A providing the most value and more products in C providing the least. What does 'value' mean exactly? In short, almost whatever you want, depending on the types of decisions you're hoping to inform.
If you're looking to reduce costs, group A will contain your most costly inventory. If you're looking to boost profits, group A will contain your most profitable inventory. In other words, group A will contain the items for which careful management will deliver the greatest results.
The total number of each item that passes through your inventory each year, otherwise known as demand or annual usage.
A value metric you're hoping to improve for each inventory item, which could be purchasing costs, holding costs, revenue, profit or something else. Don't be afraid to use averages if perfect accuracy is impossible.
Note: we've chosen unit purchasing costs for our value metric.
Draw up a table that lists each item alongside its annual demand and unit cost.
Multiply the annual demand and unit cost for each item. In this case, the result is effectively a rough estimate of your total annual variable costs for the inventory item - the number of units you'll use x the cost.
Sum the costs to see your total annual inventory cost.
Now divide the item's annual cost by the total annual cost to find the percentage of total costs each item accounts for.
Reorder your table in descending order of the percentage attained in the last step.
Create a new column and sum the percentages to the left, giving you the cumulative percentage.
Try to find breakpoints in the percentage costs of your inventory, splitting items into three or four groups. Use the cumulative column as a guide: Group A usually comprises 70-80% of costs (or whatever metric your using); Group B, 10-20%; Group C, 5-10%.
In this example, Group A: 71.92% of costs and 20% of items; Group B: 16.89% of costs and 30% of items; Group C: 11.19% of costs and 50% of items.
The last step tends to be the stumbling block. Before getting frustrated, there are two things you should know about ABC analysis that are often overlooked: firstly, it's by no means an objective analytical approach, relying as much on intuition as on data; secondly, it doesn't work for everyone.
Group A usually comprises 70-80% of costs (or whatever metric your using); Group B, 10-20%; Group C, 5-10%. However, these are guidelines! You might find that your inventory splits better into four or even five groups, or that Group A accounts for only 50% of your costs. That's okay.
Remember, the point of ABC analysis is to find meaningful variances in the activity of different inventory items. That's differences in your inventory, which won't be quite the same as anyone else's.
It's a reasonable assumption, where you have flagship products or cost variability, but it's not set in stone for every business. For example, If your costs are spread evenly over your inventory, with a number of very similar items, you're unlikely to find useful breakpoints using ABC analysis. If so, perhaps it's time to look at some of our other inventory classification guides!
When it works, ABC analysis does exactly what it says on the tin: it helps you keep Always Better Control with the minimum possible resources. The trick is to manage items in Group A with more energy, while attempting to automate or reduce work on items in Group C.
For example, you will want to keep a close eye when ordering Group A items, undertaking the task manually. Group C items, on the other hand, can be managed automatically by your Inventory management software. By watching Group A closely, you'll avoid the mistakes that'll hurt your business the most, or cut costs more effectively on products that hold the lion's share of your inventory value.
ABC analysis can also help you manage a stockroom better. To save time, high volume items in Group C should be placed near the entrance, speeding up trips from the sales floor, while low volume, high value items in Group A should be secured safely away to reduce costly theft.
One of the most popular uses for ABC analysis is to develop efficient cycle counting schedules. In this case, your most valuable items in Group A will be counted more frequently to limit the impact of inventory variance on your most critical materials. Group C can be counted relatively infrequently, cutting labour costs and boosting productivity.
As you can see, ABC analysis is a useful tool to bring to a variety of tasks. It can even shed light on other areas of your business: spend vs. % of customers, page views vs. % of web pages, etc. Ask yourself this question: is it possible that some of your inventory is more important than the rest? If the answer is yes, ABC analysis will help streamline a whole host of inventory activities.
How can we improve this guide? If you spot any errors or anything we've missed, please let us know in the comments section or on Twitter @ActionStorage.
Thank you michael, you explained very well about inventory classification.
Glad you found it helpful! Do you use any classification techniques yourself?
The explanation was really helpful. Thank you.
Thank you for explaining it so nice and easy. It's really helpful for the inventory managers like us.


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Q: u and v are real and imaginary. f(z) is a piecewise function. Show that Cauchy Riemann holds but is not differentiable at 0. Say u and v are real and imaginary components.  If given f(z) how would I show that Cauchy Riemann holds at z=0 but is not differentiable?
Let f(z)=$(u-iv)^2$/z when z$\neq$0 and f(z)=0 when z=0
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Publishing Team
Sport Pedagogy
Issue 89 3rd Quarter (July-September) 2007
Cognitive strategies developed by tennis players of different expertise level during game play
Luis García-González
Damián Iglesias Gallego
M. Perla Moreno Arroyo
Alberto Moreno Domínguez
Fernando del Villar Álvarez
*Corresponding author: Luis García González lgarciag@unex.es
García González, L., Iglesias Gallego, D., Moreno Arroyo, M. P., Moreno Domínguez, A., & del Villar Álvarez, F. (2007). Cognitive strategies developed by tennis players of different expertise level during game play. Apunts. Educación Física y Deportes, 89, 40-47.
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The aim of this study has been to analyze the cognitive strategies used by tennis players during real game, comparing the tactical planning developed depending on the level of expertise. The investigation was fulfilled by 6 tennis players, 3 novice players and 3 expert players. The sportsmen were interviewed after finishing the action of game in order to verbalize what they were thinking about at that very same moment. The content analysis of verbal reports has been realized by means of a categories system proposed originally by McPherson (1999, 2000). The results show that the experts possess a more complex, more sophisticated structure and major knowledge, which allows them to plan better their later decisions during the game.
Keywords: Expertise, Tactical Knowledge, tennis, Verbal Reports.
Published: July 1, 2007
Editor: © Generalitat de Catalunya Departament de la Presidència Institut Nacional d'Educació Física de Catalunya (INEFC)
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Manchester United willing to pay £16 million for Everton back S. Coleman
Manchester United eye to swoop Everton right back Seamus Coleman in next transfer windows. According to report the United boss Mourinho interested to pick the defender in January and he made a £16 million bid offer for the Irish man.
Antonio Valencia became the first choice of boss Mourinho. The Ecuadorian professional is very fast, strength and experienced player at all. Old Trafford boss Mourinho has disappointed for Italian full-back Matteo Darmian. The 26 years old is unable to impress the boss and they lost many times for the weak defense.
Mourinho considered that Coleman is the best replacement for Matteo Darmian. The Italian international began his club career with Sligo Rovers in 2006. The right back joined toffees in 2009 for £60,000 transfer fee.
He is very hard working and a good stopper. His skill and ability always love to the fans. Coleman scored against Georgia in a midweek in World Cup qualifier. He one of the unsung hero of Everton. He became the target of David Moyes in three years ago. They were willing to pay a good amount for the defender but the blues were not agreed to sell him.
Mourinho also has the option of setting Dutch youngster Timothy Fosu-Mensah in the coming match. But the former Real Madrid coach desperate to shape the line up with Seamus. He is highly interested to set the Irishman in his side. As the Summer window has closed, now he have to wait for the reopen windows.
United boss hardly find the right back but the fact is that Toffees boss Ronald Koeman had not wanted to sell the defender right now, he told he lost the John Stones in this summer for £50 million fee. At present he is not ready to lose another star. The Toffees boss like the right back very much and a big fan of the Ireland footballer.
Mourinho spent a bg amount of money for getting new and best players. But the result of the side is not so well. Now he willing to pay a small fee for the Everton man. But the moving decision yet pending. The defender had not commented about the move or interest.
In December 2012 he signed an expanded contract with the Toffees and according to their deal he would remain under the contract till 2017. It has much time to re-open the winter windows. Let's see what happen. Linked with us to get update.


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From Badajoz, we took a small road that went cross-country directly to Cáceres, and left out Mérida altogether. The route outlined in the 'Roads Less Travelled' portion of our Lonely Planet guidebook did not include Badajoz, but instead, suggested travellers head straight north from Zafra to Cáceres. This allows for a stop to see the some of Spain's most impressive Roman ruins at Mérida, but Anil would have no part of it. As far as he was concerned, he was done with Roman ruins. It would definitely take some serious arm-twisting if I was keen on seeing any more myself. When I read that the modern-day town was just 'ordinary', I readily agreed to give it a miss. Dougga, in Tunisia, had left such an impression, and that was good enough for the both of us.
As we drove northwards, we kept seeing signs that indicated we were paralleling the 'Ruta de la Plata' (Silver Road), first constructed by the Romans in the 1st century and stretching 1000km from the silver mines near Seville in the south to the northern coast and the Bay of Biscay. Travellers, goods, merchants and soldiers used the route for centuries. It later became a pilgrimage highway for worshippers travelling to Santiago de Compostela from Andalucía. The weather continued overcast and drizzly and at one point we passed a group of hikers struggling with the wind and the rain. We were well past them before it dawned on me that they were probably walking the Ruta de la Plata; there was no other reason for them to be walking in a group along such a deserted stretch of highway in Extremadura.
It was late afternoon when we arrived in Cáceres. We were immediately struck by the beauty of the city; many streets had boulevards lined with shrubs that contrasted nicely with the stone buildings. The map in our guidebook showed a great view of the streets around the Cuidad Monumental (old town), but did not indicate that most of them were now one-way. We circled the district several times looking for the hotel we had picked out, and to make matters worse, the skies had opened up and it was pouring rain. What made it even more difficult was the fact that some streets were recently closed to traffic and we couldn't get closer than a block to the Hotel Don Carlos.
At last, I had Anil drop me off and pull into a loading zone, and I ran through the rain to find the hotel. I almost gave up completely, and started walking back down a steep, slippery cobbled lane. I happened to look up and found the Don Carlos right smack in front of me. The lobby was warm and welcoming, and I was delighted to have a choice of rooms. I picked the one overlooking the small plaza in front, even though it was slightly smaller than the others. It had a floor to ceiling window and on that dull evening, more light was coming into the room, making it seem more spacious. I hoped Anil would like it too.
It must have seemed like I was gone for good, but Anil looked relieved when I appeared at the car window. We had to make yet another loop through the streets in order to get in a position to access the lane where the Don Carlos stood. The receptionist had explained that I could ring the police on a monitor near the entrance to the lane, and they would have the automatic post retract into the ground so that we could drive right up to the front door. How very clever. We were able to unload our luggage without getting soaked, and then drive to a nearby parking garage to leave the car for the night. Anil loved the room as much as I did, and we decided then and there, to stay for two nights instead of one.
By the time we had settled our things and were ready to set out, the rain had stopped and the sun had come out again. We only had a short window of time before sunset, so we decided to walk directly through the pedestrian streets to the Cuidad Monumental and get an overview of the place before exploring it extensively the following day. The rain seemed to have driven most residents inside, so it was almost deserted. We walked through the Plaza Mayor and admired the massive Arco de la Estrella (Arch of the Stars). The gate was built in the 18th century and was wider than most to allow for the passage of carriages in and out of the old city.
Once inside the gate we were presented with a series of narrow cobbled streets that twist and turn around magnificent palaces and mansions that are crowned by turrets, gargoyles, spires and the ever-present stork's nests. What made this extra-special was the complete lack of any commercial enterprise within the city walls. Well, I must correct myself and admit that there were some discrete restaurant here and there, but one had to look for them to find them. One of the buildings has been converted to a Parador Hotel, but it was under renovation and was closed for the season. The overall impression was one of a great 16th century town with its citizens suddenly spirited away.
We passed out through an entirely different gate and made our way through lanes that now contained small apartments and shops to service the residents. However, it still had the feeling of emptiness as most people had stayed inside to keep warm or to have a glass or two of wine and a light meal. We appreciated the fact that this was the 'off-season' and we could wander at will without feeling like tourists. We popped into a small confectionary and picked up some great items to prepare a tapas meal in our room and found a bottle of red wine to wash it down. Life was good; the gods were smiling on us once again.
We slept late the next morning and arrived for breakfast just as a large group of women were amassing in the lobby and loading their luggage into awaiting vans. When the vans pulled away without the hikers, I realized that they were pilgrims who were walking the Ruta de la Plata. I remembered reading the Jane Christmas book entitled 'What The Prophet Told the Pilgrim', about Jane's 800 km walk across northern Spain to Santiago de Compostela. She mentioned that some of the pilgrims stay in comfortable hotels along the route instead of the miserable hostels she described so vividly. It seemed this group was doing the pilgrimage in a way that would interest me, but walking in the pelting rain was more than I would be willing to endure.
We had a fabulous breakfast in a lovely stone room on the main floor of the Hotel Don Carlos. I haven't mentioned that the small hotel is situated in a converted 19th century stone house, just outside the walls of the old city. It has already been added to our list of most memorable hotels. It's not at the top of the list, but it's solidly there nonetheless. Well fortified for a day of exploration, we headed into the sunshine and back to retrace our steps from the previous evening. What a shock we received when we passed through the main gate once again. Here and there we encountered a car parked along the narrow stone streets and in the small plazas in between.
At times we had to stand close to the walls to let cars pass us as they drove deeper into the old town. When we arrived at the Bishop's Palace, we found the doors open and we then learned that it is now used as an office building, either for a government department or for one of the restoration companies responsible for maintaining the monuments. I poked my head inside in order to see the interior courtyard and was shocked and dismayed to find it full of parked automobiles. It seems outrageous to allow vehicles into the old town, why can't the workers leave their cars in the parking garages as we had done the night before. They are only a short ways off.
I cannot tell you how glad I was that we had made the effort to walk through the old town during the previous evening. The atmosphere we witnessed as we walked alone through the stone streets was nothing like what we saw that morning. In addition to the cars, there were groups of tourists making it impossible to photograph the beautiful buildings without someone getting in the picture. (You may have noticed that I like to take my photos without tourists standing in the foreground).
There isn't a great deal to see in Cáceres outside of the old town, but we did enjoy going for a long walk through the leafy streets in the early evening. It was great to stretch our legs after spending long hours in the car the previous few days and we always like to people watch when we can. The main business streets come alive in the evenings and people seem refreshed after their afternoon siesta. We walked for a couple of hours and then headed back to our little shop to replenish our tapas table. We had taken advantage of the economical 'menu del dia' (menu of the day) at lunchtime and had eaten a hearty meal earlier.
It seems to suit us best to have our main meal in the afternoon and have a light meal in the evening. The Spanish people don't even think about having dinner until after 9:00pm and we don't relish the idea of going to bed on a full stomach. I suppose if we lived here, we'd eventually get into the rhythm of Spanish dining, but we've moved through so many different countries on this fourth year of travels, and each one has its own nuances when it comes to meal times. We never seem to be in any one place long enough to adapt completely.
Later that evening, we had to make some tough decisions with regards to our plans for the next few days. While the 'Roads Less Travelled' route outlined in our guidebook suggests continuing northwards all the way to Salamanca before returning to Madrid, we knew we didn't have enough time to see all the places mentioned before we had to get to Madrid to meet our daughter Adia, due to arrive from Canada to join us for ten days. I was very keen on seeing Guadalupe, the small town in the interior of Extremadura that is a designated UNESCO World Heritage site. A small statue of the Virgin Mary was discovered there, and she was so revered that she was made the patron saint of all Spain's New World territories in the 16th century.
I first heard of the Virgin of Guadalupe when we spent a couple of months in Mexico in the fall of 2008. We were in Manzanillo when we witnessed the processions carrying statues through the streets in the days leading up to the Feast of the Virgin of Guadalupe on December 12th. I knew we would be returning to Manzanillo one day and I wanted to be able to tell our new Mexican friends there that I had visited the monastery where the original statue of the Virgin is housed. Anil didn't really see the point, but could tell that I would be disappointed to have come so close and not visited the site.
We decided to forego Salamanca and put it on our list of places to see with Adia. In the end, it was the right decision as we saw some amazing sights along the small roads to Guadalupe and again, as we cut across country and over a range of mountains towards Avila. If I haven't lost you already with all the writing I've done so far on this year's journal, read on. I'd love to tell you about the adventures we had during our last two weeks in Spain. It was a great finish to a great 'year' of travel, starting in Madrid in September 2009 and ending there in May 2010.


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1. Just Showcasing Your Business. If you just want to have your online presence and to share your company information in web then you can just go with simple HTML/CSS website.
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Biblio Atlas
A New History
By Anthony Kenny
Published by Oxford University Press
1. Overview of Western Philosophy
2. Ancient Philosophy
3. Medieval Philosophy
4. Rise of Modern Philosophy
5. Philosophy in the Modern World
6. Introduces Key Thinkers & Works
7. Explains Context & Influence
8. Summarizes Key Thought & Works
9. Accessible & Readable
10. Updated, Comprehensive Introduction
Cuisine & Delicacies
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It begins with the roots of the Ancient Greek thinkers and moves through a variety of thinkers right up until works published before 1975. It's the author's personal choice to include philosophers up to this point.
In the introduction, Kenny states that writing this book from one author's point of view, can give a more generalized 'aerial view' of this far reaching history where specialists may explore some aspects in slightly greater detail. Kenny acknowledges that he lacks the specialized knowledge in some areas of this book. It does show a bit in his writing that some areas are less familiar to him. He still gives an insightful and informative introduction to these less familiar topics. In other areas, the writing is more fluid and is much faster to read.
I do recommend Kenny's book over Bertrand Russel's classic because Kenny's is well researched, filled with interesting tidbits, is up to date and is fairly biased free.
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Again, in Kenny's introduction, he states this book is geared for 2nd or 3rd level undergraduates of philosophy. His writing style makes it a great serious introduction for anyone interested in Western philosophy.
I recommend some familiarity of philosophy before reading this book. It could also serve as a great reference for book for those who are new to philosophy. The chronology of philosophers is a goldmine for the curious. Students of History, Political Science or related fields could also find this book a great resource for learning who's who in Western Philosophy. I'm reading this just as a lay person with an interest in expanding my knowledge of Western Philosophy and the historical context of the thinkers.
It summarizes 1386 years worth of great thinkers into a mere 996 pages while remaining accessible and very readable. It's more dense than a fiction book or DK's 100 Greatest Philosophers. But is far less dense than the actual philosopher's book!
After reading it and highlighting key phrases, I feel confident in which philosophers books I want to pursue and why. Kenny covers 100s of philosophers and their major works. He highlights some minor works also. So he gives a very broad scope over a vast amount of knowledge. It's impossible to read all of these books or even to skim them in one lifetime, outside of being a professional endeavour. So, I'm glad to invest my time and money for this broad overview.
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He traces the history of philosophy in chronological order. He goes through major and some minor philosophers. He clearly summarizes their key points, books and who influenced them. He includes some historical context that directly relates to the philosopher and their published book. He also includes nuances of what sets related philosophers apart from each other or what they agreed on and expanded upon.
Depending how you build your reading lists, it may add significantly to it or reduce it! It may also reveal some new & interesting areas you've never considered!
✓ Buy a copy and a highlighter!
✓ A library card for scoping out new thinkers!
✓ A credit card for buying more books!
✓ Beverage of your choice for a job well done.
Alternate Books
✓ A Sourcebook in Indian Philosophy By Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan & Charles A. Moore (1957) - It's a great introduction to Eastern Philosophy
✓ A Sourcebook in Chinese Philosophy By Wing-Tsit Chan (1969) - It's the other great introduction to Eastern Philosophy
✓ History of Western Philosophy By Bertrand Russell (1945) - It's the classic book Kenny's is based on.
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Stalingrad By Vasily Grossman has been an amazing read so far. I'm only 150 pages into this 1000 page masterpiece. I've read a few Russian classics already, thoroughly enjoying each one of them. I must say … this is the first novel where I felt compelled to print out the character list to make notes on as I journey through the story. One of the translators, Robert Chandler also wrote the introduction for this work. He mentions the struggles Grossman had in writing this & the many more once it was written. There are quite a few extra characters, many will be seen only once and like real victims of a wartime world, they'll disappear into oblivion. Already, I've been deeply moved by some of the character sketches we've seen so far. I'd like to make brief notes to keep track of how I feel about some characters, check the list to see if they'll stay in the book for at least a couple hundred pages. So, I created this PDF to help fellow readers of Stalingrad. Feel free
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An Invitation to Walk a Mile By Tanya Talaga Canadian, 2017 Non-Fiction, Biography, Indigenous Issues Table of Contents 1. Finding the Story to Tell 2. This Happened Before 3. Some Culture Shock 4. Past Hurts 5. Hollowness Remains 6. How can we Protect the Youth? 7. They were Brothers 8. A Desperate Plea 9. They Matter, Too 10. Seven Fallen Feathers Postcard Cuisine & Delicacies Ranked as: Hearty Veggie Burger This non-fiction book tells the story of so much more than the seven students who were found. It goes through the lives of each student, their community & family. Once their passing occurs, Talaga gives over the details from when the child went missing, to how the police responded any follow up or lack of. Finally, she concludes with an overview of the inquest that happened in Thunder Bay as part of why so many are dying while attending school. Why Visit Here This 5 minute video is a woman sharing her experiences wit
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You could access Instagram on the internet using their website at instagram.com but it does not have a few of the highlights such as publishing photos or video clips that you could just utilize on its mobile application. Because of this, it is best to obtain the mobile app for Instagram on your mobile phone or tablet computer and get in touch with your friends as well as prominent Instagram accounts you adhere to, by doing this.
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This will certainly show a listing of apps associated with Instagram, including some 3rd party apps. On top of this list, you ought to see the official Instagram app.
ACTION 3: Tap on the Instagram app on the checklist to open the Application info web page.
You can find detailed info regarding applications on the Application info web pages along with switches to regulate the app such as Install, Update or Uninstall. You could now continue with downloading as well as installing the app.
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At Glenn Howells Architects we have five guiding design principles. These principles are not prescribed for every stage of our design process. Rather, they provide guidance on how we can arrive at the point where we have a robust concept that we can collaborate on with others.
We define these principles as CLEAN: Crafted – Lean – Elegant – Appropriate – Narrative. Although we always start with the last one first.
The narrative or story is perhaps most important starting point for any project. This is not an image of the outside of a building or place, it can be a diagram or sentence, a cartoon, a model that encapsulates the programme / activity / idea that all other parts of the project can attach to. Unless we have a clear narrative that can be communicated in a simple doodle, model or a few words, we haven't got a design that can be developed.
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Nature designs structures and organisms to use the least material possible, in other words lean structures. We also strive to make lean buildings, this is because they use less material, are cheaper to build and ultimately consume less energy and are better for the planet.
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We begin each project from first principles, looking to establish what is most important for the client, the place and the people who will be affected by it.
Testing a range of possible solutions from the outset underpins our approach. This exploration extends to the organisation of the building through to the materials and components that the building is made from and how each project will behave in use.
The practice has devised a weekly design review that looks at all aspects, large and small, of each project and uses this critique to refine a design. We can be working, at the same time, on an entire building at 1:500 scale and a corner of it at 1:1 to make sure it is working on every level.
We use a wide range of tools to test and develop ideas including an array of computer software, physical models and full-size prototypes. Our in-house modelling workshop, with its 3D printing facility, allows us to quickly produce physical working models from concept stage onwards. We also place great importance on hand drawing which we find is still the most important and versatile tool in generating ideas.
And while we are thinking about the aesthetics and space-planning of a project, our specialists are option-testing the best structural and servicing and landscape solutions.
Because all aspects of a project are being considered together, the architecture that results is not only of a higher quality but can be delivered efficiently and at a lower cost.
Not all our work is about designing buildings; our clients value us for our strategic thinking. For example, we often work with ambitious developers who are creating new communities rather than individual buildings. We work alongside these organisations to create a vision for what these places might be as well as providing the masterplan to build them.
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1.To promote the conservation and protection of the Paraguayan fauna and habitats.
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4.To study all aspects of Paraguayan ornithology, mammalogy, herpetology and entomology in the field.
5.To produce high-quality publications of a scientific and educational nature.
6.To amass the first open access zoological and ecological library in Paraguay.
7.To provide professional and responsible eco-tours of a non-invasive nature, working closely with locals to instill the value of sustainable and non-destructive tourism.
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