UNH students are familiar with the Student Committee On Popular Entertainment, popularly referred to as SCOPE. Each year, SCOPE brings concerts for the student body to enjoy with friends, both student and non-student. In the past, SCOPE brought artists ranging from Eli Young Band (a country band) to Tiësto (a DJ) to Kendrick Lamar (an up and coming rapper) to Nelly (a well known rapper). These different artists styles show how the committee reaches out to find different types of artists that all students can enjoy. The concerts always show to be a good time for students, and provide a different atmosphere than they are a used to weekend to weekend.
As a junior here at UNH, I have only been able to attend one concert here, but I can speak for my friends who have attended multiple, that SCOPE always brings a great show for the student body. SCOPE announced on Thursday, October 16th, who they will bringing to us this fall. This year for UNH's fall concert, SCOPE presents Slightly Stoopid. The show will take place in the Whittemore Center on Saturday, November 15th. Tickets will go on sale on Thursday, October 23rd. Slightly Stoopid is a band based out of California. They play slightly more reggae music, so it's definitely a switch up from past performers.
Reactions from students on the SCOPE Facebook Event page where they announced the artist have been mixed, but overall I'm sure turn out will be impressive as usual. SCOPE's concerts allow students to come together for one common goal: listening to music. UNH Social Team will definitely be there, will you? Let us know! I know I am looking forward to it, and already cannot wait for the spring show that SCOPE will bring us. Great job, SCOPE!


Jeff Coston is an amazing teacher. He focuses equally on the swing and on the elements of being a successful competitive golfer. My daughter and son have both taken lessons from him for the last 10 years. My son is on his college golf team and my daughter is being courted to play on a couple competitive college golf teams next year. If you believe in hard work and practice, Jeff's system is proven because his own successes are a testament to hard work and a never ending quest to improve. He's even helped me and my swing. And he's funny, too.
Jeff's experience as a player has benefited my daughter in her quest to play as a mature professional tour player. His sound knowledge of the game and his technical expertise has equipped her for success as she pursues playing professionally.


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A Grand Night for Singing – Q&A With Madelyn Gunn
Lyric Theatre at Illinois presents "A Grand Night for Singing", an intimate night of dinner, theatre, and song at the Allerton Mansion. Featuring masterpieces from the era of Rodgers and Hammerstein, this sparkling night celebrates the golden age of musical theatre, and is sure to delight and enchant. Madelyn Gunn, Director of the performance, gives us an insider's view into this special evening:
What attracted you to do "A Grand Night for Singing" at Allerton?
"A Grand Night for Singing takes its name from a well-known revue of Rodgers and Hammerstein's most famous work! We chose this music to bring audience into that particular place and time. Performing at Allerton is a dinner-theater experience, so everything is up close – not to mention, Allerton was given over to the University during that time, so when these songs were first being performed, this was a real home where performers could come play for the family!"
What is your earliest/favorite memory of Allerton?
"I grew up in Champaign, so I have a lot of fond memories of Allerton from when I was a kid. The forest trails and the gardens are wonderful to get away for a Saturday whether you're a family or you just want to be in a beautiful place for a day. Some of my favorite memories are at the barn, watching or being part of Lyric Theatre! I'm very excited for the chance to do a show in the Mansion!"
What feeling/experience do you hope people leave with from your performance?
"I want people to come away with the feeling of having been in a time and a place not entirely their own, or one that they can only remember. I also want the audience to leave with the desire to visit Allerton again, or to see these singers perform in another Lyric Theatre show!"
Please feel free to add anything else you feel might be insightful!
"There's dinner and a cash bar! Just kidding – although, yes, there is both. This is an intimate, comfortable musical experience, and it's a great opportunity to visit somewhere many students in Champaign might not know about!"
View the dinner menu HERE. Overnight lodging is available in the Mansion for a discounted rate of $80 (plus tax) – call 217-333-3287 to make your reservation. Are you a student? Attend an exclusive, student-only preview for just $5! Find out more HERE.

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Canon invites you to see the new EOS 7D Mark II as it is released in stores across the UK. The EOS 7D Mark II has received the highest number of pre-orders for a DSLR in Canon UK's history. You can get your hands on one from Monday 3 November 2014.
Announced at this year's Photokina, the EOS 7D Mark II is made for life's fastest moments. The camera can capture an incredible 10 frames per second (fps) without a drop in resolution. The high performance 65 cross-type AF system, allows you to keep up in the moment, all in outstanding quality.
From the 3 November the EOS 7D Mark II will be available to purchase from selected retailers, but those customers who pre-ordered will receive their camera from today.
Canon has launched its winter cashback offers. You can receive up to £160 cashback on a selected range of Canon products including DSLRs, lenses, compact cameras, camcorders and printers. Selected products are available with free Adobe image editing software or free WiFi SD cards.
The offer runs from 29 October 2014 to 21 January 2015 for eligible products purchased from UK or Republic of Ireland retailers.
Canon expands its Cinema EOS System with the launch of the EOS C100 Mark II – a large sensor professional video camera for single operators. Building on the EOS C100, the new model offers a comprehensively upgraded package.
A Canon Super 35mm 8.3MP CMOS sensor combines with a DIGIC DV 4 processor to deliver rich colour and a wide dynamic range. The ISO range is 320 to 102,400. The camera also features a new image processing system which reduces moiré and aliasing.
The EOS C100 Mark II includes Canon's Dual Pixel CMOS AF technology as standard. This enables you to find focus and switch between multiple subjects in a single shot. Canon's Face Detection AF technology is also supported and provides the automatic recognition and focus tracking of faces.


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Who Can Be Nominated?
Information for Principals
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Meet the Selection Committee
Past Winners & Nominees
Excellence in Education Awards Dinner
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Congratulations Semi-Finalists!
Fourteen teachers from all levels of the school system were named as semi-finalists for the 2020 Anne Arundel County Public Schools Teacher of the Year:
Matthew Bem, a biology teacher at Broadneck High School
Lindsay Breach, a fourth-grade teacher at Glendale Elementary School
Jaclyn Cockcroft, an art teacher at Bodkin Elementary School
Diana Curtis, a strings teacher at Crofton Woods an Odenton elementary schools
Emily Davis, a language arts teacher at Brooklyn Park Middle School
Mollie Dwyer, a special education teacher at Waugh Chapel Elementary School
Tema Encarnacion, an ESOL teacher at Annapolis High School
David Fawley, a marine service technology teacher at the Center of Applied Technology – South
Briana Gresko, a music teacher at Southern High School
Stacy Kearns, an AVID teacher at Severn River Middle School
Angela Miller, a second-grade teacher at Shipley's Choice Elementary School
Robert Tompkins, a technology education teacher at South River High School
Hope Turner, a language arts teacher at Marley Middle School
Lauren Walker, a chorus teacher at Central Middle School
The following teachers were named semifinalists for Independent Schools Teacher of the Year:
Camille Baumann, a science teacher at St. Mary's High School
Christopher Deterding, a math teacher at Annapolis Area Christian School
Laraine Olechowski, an art teacher at St. Mary's Elementary School
Be there when we announce the winner!
The Teacher of the Year semifinalists will be among 50 public schools teachers and five independent school teachers to be honored at the 34th Annual Excellence in Education Awards Dinner at the BWI Marriott in Linthicum on Thursday, April 16, 2020. Be a part of the celebration! Click here to learn more about this exciting event.
Teresa Beilstein Name 2019-2020 Maryland Teacher of the Year!
South Shore Elementary School third grade teacher Teresa Beilstein was named the 2019-2020 Maryland Teacher of the Year by the Maryland State Department of Education. Beilstein beat out six other finalists to become Anne Arundel County Public Schools' second Maryland Teacher of the Year in three years. Josh Carroll of South River High School won the award in 2017-2018.
"This profession is truly an honor," Beilstein said moments after the announcement was made. "It is the intersection of my passion and purpose. I am so lucky to have a career that fulfills me as a person. It's more than I could ever ask for and I'm honored to represent my colleagues across the state." Read the full press release.
Read stories by past AACPS Teacher of the Year winners and nominees that take you inside some of the best classrooms in Anne Arundel County.
For questions about the Teacher of the Year selection process or awards ceremony:
Carol Ann McCurdy
Director of Partnerships, Development & Marketing
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For questions about the application or submission form:
Lauren Grey-Hawkins
Business & Communication Specialist
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On 19 September all the Grade 9s in the country will write a mathematics test (the Annual National Assessment, also known as the ANAs). The test is used by the Department of Basic Education to evaluate progress. At OLICO Youth we think that the ANAs provide our learners with an important opportunity to revise all their mathematics work from the year and to get feedback on their progress.
Complete a homework sheet with about 10 questions from previous ANA papers on a particular topic during the week at home.


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By Brandon Jones On Saturday, April 27th, 2019
Hong Kong: Man beaten for yelling out 'Avengers Endgame' spoilers
A Hong Kong man was beaten outside of a cinema for shouting out spoilers to fans waiting to see Avengers: Endgame. Taiwanese media said the unidentified man was left bloodied outside a cinema in Causeway Bay, Hong More...
By The Dispatch On Monday, November 5th, 2018
Seven Christians in India Beaten with Hockey Sticks
(International Christian Concern) –Seven Christians in Agra, a city located in India's Uttar Pradesh state, were attacked and beaten with hockey sticks by dozens of Bajrang Dal and VHP hardline activists. To More...
By The Dispatch On Saturday, October 27th, 2018
Christians in India endure Record setting Month for Persecution
(International Christian Concern) –Christians living in India's Uttar Pradesh state endured a record setting month for religious intolerance in September. According to a study by Violence Monitor, 25 cases of More...
By The Dispatch On Friday, October 26th, 2018
12 Sudanese Christians Released After Receiving Beatings
(International Christian Concern) –The 12 men that were arrested in Darfur, Sudan, a little over a week ago, have since been released. The men were arrested by the National Intelligence and Security Services(NISS) More...
By The Dispatch On Tuesday, October 23rd, 2018
India: Pastor Mathai Varghese abducted and beaten by a mob of Hindu radicals
(International Christian Concern) –On September 4, Pastor Mathai Varghese, the 57-year-old pastor of Ebenezer Indian Pentecostal Church in Suratgarh, was abducted and beaten by a mob of Hindu radicals in India's More...
By The Dispatch On Sunday, October 7th, 2018
Syria: Christian schools being closed, pressure mounts from Islamic community
(International Christian Concern) –Controversy continues to mount regarding the forced closure of dozens of Syriac Christian schools in Syria's autonomous northeast region. It was expected that the schools would More...
By Brandon Jones On Thursday, February 12th, 2015
French artist, Combo, beaten after drawing 'Coexist'
A French graffiti street artist named Combo was attacked by a gang after refusing to take down a mural calling for religious harmony in Paris using religious symbols to spell out "Coexist." Combo, More...
By Laura Jones On Saturday, January 31st, 2015
Jailed Pastor Saeed Abedini reports more pain, writes letter to President Obama
American pastor Saeed Abedini has said that he is feeling increased abdominal pain, a result of severe beatings at the hands of Iranian prison guards and other inmates. The American Center for Law and Justice More...
New York senior William King beaten in 'racial attack'
A New York City man cites race as the motivation behind an attack by two men in broad daylight. William King, 67, tells ABC 7 in a Dec. 30 interview was attacked by a man, while another stood watch. William King More...
By Butter Bracco On Monday, April 14th, 2014
Jamie Maxie sentenced to 8 years for beating Ohio pastor
A self-described atheist in Ohio has been sentenced to eight years in prison for attacking and beating a pastor back in October. Ohio Rev Norman Hayes after the attack by James Maxie Jamie Maxie, age 28, accepted More...
By Brian Attenberg On Thursday, November 28th, 2013
Watch Florida teen Traveshia Blanks knockout attack video
STRANGE NEWS EXAMINER: According to a Lee County Sherriff's press release, 15-year-old Traveshia Blanks was arrested on Tuesday following an attack in which she sneaked up behind a 73-year-old man and kicked More...
By Butter Bracco On Thursday, October 24th, 2013
James Maxie beats Ohio pastor, Rev Norman Hayes, in his church after 'heckling' him during the sermon
An Ohio pastor says he feared for his life as a man attacked the preacher, beating him in his church after the Sunday morning service. Police report that Rev. Norman Hayes suffered a broken nose, bruises and three More...
By Laura Jones On Tuesday, October 1st, 2013
Pastor Hemachandra Hebal and wife in India attacked and beaten by Hindu extremists
A protestant pastor in southwestern India and his wife suffered severe beatings this Sunday during an attack by 25 radical Hindus. The attack followed a similar incident on the preceding Sunday. Pastor Hemachandra More...
By Kaye Wonderhouse On Tuesday, September 24th, 2013
David Lamont, California man, in a coma after being beaten by noise making teens
A California man wound up in a coma just because he went to talk to some teens about making too much noise outside his home David Lamont, WordPress gravatar photo David Lamont, age 51, was lying unconscious on More...
By Butter Bracco On Friday, August 30th, 2013
Johnny Calderon, Gerald Allen, two Virginia teens get a beating when they attempt to rob college students
Two suspected robbers fled the scene of their own crime looking like the victims of a brutal attack after their victims fought back. Johnny Calderon Jr., age 19, and Gerald Allen, age 18, attempted to rob two University More...
By Kaye Wonderhouse On Saturday, August 24th, 2013
Demetrius Glenn arrested for murder of Delbert Belton, Kenan Adams-Kinard also named as suspect
The Spokane Police Department has arrested a suspect in the brutal beating death of a WWII veteran who was killed in the parking lot of a pool hall. Demetrius Glenn, age 16, was arrested early Friday morning by More...
By Kaye Wonderhouse On Thursday, August 22nd, 2013
Delbert Belton, WWII Vet, beaten to death by two black teens in Spokane – suspect photos released
WWII veteran Delbert Belton survived being wounded in action during the Battle of Okinawa only to be beaten and left for dead by two teens at the Eagles Lodge in Spokane on Wednesday evening. That's the tagline More...
By Butter Bracco On Sunday, July 14th, 2013
'Boredom beating' victim Pat Mahaney dead less than a year after the beating
A man assaulted and robbed by six teens during a "boredom beating" in North College Hill has died. Pat Mahaney, age 46, passed away Friday at University of Cincinnati Medical Center a little less than More...
By Brandon Jones On Wednesday, January 2nd, 2013
Britain man attacked by trio dressed as Oompa Loompas
Police in Britain are on the hunt for a group of four people, two of whom were dressed as Oompa Loompas from the movie "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory," after a man was attacked outside a supermarket More...
By Kaye Wonderhouse On Monday, December 31st, 2012
John Hollar, man beaten on Edmonton train, dies in hospital
A man has died Sunday in the hospital after being viciously beaten in front of about a dozen witnesses on an Edmonton LRT train last Friday. John Hollar "It looked like just some little scrap between two people More...


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I'm excited to have back on the the podwaves New York Times bestselling author, and one of America's preeminent executive coaches: Marshall Goldsmith. His client list is a who's who of global CEOs. Welcome to a special Leadership Channel Podcast on TotalPicture, with Peter Clayton.
The timing of Marshall's books is truly remarkable: His New York Times bestseller What Got You Here Won't Get You There was released in 2007. An accurate reflection on the times and the economy. Then, in 2010, he published Mojo: How to Get It, How to Keep It, How to Get It Back if You Lose It. Considering how brutal the economy and job market was in 2010, another accurate read on the time and emotional temperature. Marshall's new book is called Triggers Creating Behavior Change that Lasts - Becoming the Person You Want to Be.
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Triggers confronts head-on the challenges of behavior and change, looking at the external factors (or 'triggers') - both negative and positive - that affect our behaviors, our awareness of when we need to change, our willingness (or otherwise) to do so and our ability to see the change through.
Drawing on his unparalleled experience as an international executive educator and coach, Marshall Goldsmith invites us to understand how our own beliefs and the environments in which we operate can trigger negative behaviors, or a resistance to the need to change. But he also offers up some simple, practical advice to help us navigate the negative and make the most of the triggers that will help us to sustain positive change.


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Texas Rangers Host Two Special Events
Tonight the Texas Rangers begin a three-game series against the Los Angeles Angels. Earlier today the club announced to very special events taking place on Tuesday and Wednesday.
April is Autism Awareness month, and on Tuesday the Texas Rangers will host Autism Awareness Night. Major League Baseball has again partnered with Autism Speaks to help raise awareness the fastest growing serious developmental disorder. Autism Speaks is the world's leading autism science and advocacy organization and will be on-hand distributing information on the third base concourse.
The ceremonial first pitch will be thrown by Good Morning Texas host Carrie McClure and her 6-year old son Barron who was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) when he was around 2-years old. The Texas Rangers will have a designated "Quiet Zone" available for those who purchased tickets for the Autism Awareness Night. The Rangers will donate $3.00 from every ticket purchased for this special evening.
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There is a lot of helpful information for guests and family members attending the game in the Autism Awareness Day: A Guide to the Game!
April 15 is Jackie Robinson Day for all of Major League Baseball. This season commemorates the 68th anniversary of Robinson breaking Baseball's color barrier in 1947. It will also mark the 7th year in which all players and on-field personnel will wear Number '42' in honor of Jackie Robinson. The number 42 was retired by MLB in 1997 and Mariano Rivera was the last active player to wear 42.
The Texas Rangers will have a pre-game field recognition of the United Negro College Fund with representatives from Texas College, Jarvis Christian College, and Huston-Tillotson University. Texas Representative Helen Giddings will throw out the ceremonial first pitch. The National Anthem will be sung by Kenya Crawford of the First St. John Cathedral in Fort Worth.
Not only is Jackie Robinson Day a special time of the season to celebrate his bravery, but also a day to inspire future generations of ballplayers to get dream big and realize anything is truly possible. I enjoy this day because it captures the Nation's attention and helps people remember how far we've come and how far we have yet to go. It gives me the chance to share Baseball's history with my son and those are memories that last a lifetime.
In Major League Baseball's 2015 Civil Rights Game press release, Mrs. Robinson made the following statement:
"On behalf of our family and the Jackie Robinson Foundation, I would like to extend my sincere appreciation to Major League Baseball for honoring Jack's historic achievements and his fight for equality both on and off the ball field," said Rachel Robinson, wife of Jackie Robinson and the founder of the Jackie Robinson Foundation. "In recognizing Jack's accomplishments, it is my hope that this commemoration inspires future generations towards impactful service within their own communities and beyond."
I watched 42 for the umpteenth time today, and I will admit that I get basballbumps (this is what I call goosebumps that are caused by baseball) and teary-eyed every time I watch it. My favorite line?
"Maybe tomorrow we'll all wear 42, that way they won't tell us apart."
On Wednesday, every Major League Baseball player will wear '42', but we can tell none of them are Robinson because there has only been one and there will never be another Jackie Robinson.
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 1974: One Man Alone
 1975: Chirino
 1976: Chirino 3
 1977: ¿Quién Salvó la Ciudad?
 1978: Evolución
 1979: Come Into My Music
 1980: Diferente
 1981: La Salsa y Yo
 1982: Chirinísimo
 1983: Subiendo
 1985: 14 Éxitos
 1985: Zarabanda
 1988: Amándote
 1989: Lo Que Está Pa' Ti
 1990: Acuarela del Caribe
 1991: Oxígeno
 1992: Un Tipo Típico y Sus Éxitos
 1992: Mis Primeros Éxitos
 1993: South Beach
 1994: Oro Salsero: 20 Éxitos
 1994: Brillantes
 1995: Asere
 1996: Antología Tropical
 1997: Baila Conmigo
 1997: Oro Salsero: 10 Éxitos Vol. 1
 1998: Oro Salsero: 10 Éxitos Vol. 2
 1998: Cuba Libre
 1999: 20th Anniversary
 2000: Greatest Hits
 2000: Soy
 2001: Afro-Disiac
 2002: 15 Éxitos
 2003: Serie Azul Tropical
 2004: Son del Alma
 2005: Cubanísimo
 2005: 20 Éxitos Originales
 2006: En Vivo: 35º Aniversario
 2007: Amarraditos
 2007: Lo Esencial
 2007: Tesoros de Colección
 2008: Pa' Lante
 2008: Grandes Éxitos en Vivo
 2011: My Beatles Heart
 2011: Mis Favoritas
 2012: Llegó la Navidad
 2013: Soy... I Am: Mis Canciones - My Songs
 2014: Serie Platino

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THE National Petroleum Company PNG intends to venture into development and commercialisation of gas with interest areas the company recently acquired from Cue Energy Resources Ltd, managing director Wapu Sonk said.
He said the company was looking at developing the gas for power generation and other areas of gas development like the petrochemical industry.
"There are several options available to monetise the gas for power generation, export and petrochemical activities," Sonk said.
"There are different development options that we are looking at together with Oil Search Ltd and Santos who are actually our partners in the PNG LNG project.
"NPCP going in together with Santos and Oil Search basically makes it interesting in the sense that we can use the synergies that exist and work with our already existing partners to develop the gas fields that we've now acquired," Sonk said. Meanwhile, NPCP and PNG Power Ltd in August this year, signed a Memorandum of Understanding to develop interim and long term energy supply solutions for the growing demand of electricity in Port Moresby, and rest of Papua New Guinea.
The Port Moresby gas supply project, once completed, will see the company purchase gas from the PNG LNG project, condition it near the LNG plant site and supply to PNG Power for its power generation needs.
NPCP had stated that its multi-billion investment in the PNG LNG project has made it possible for the company to commence negotiations with the project to secure an adequate supply of gas over several years.
Sonk said NPCP would make available gas to PNG Power to generate up to 100 MW of power in the near future with expansion options.


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Royal Dutch Shell completes Corrib share sale
Updated / Friday, 30 Nov 2018 16:40
First gas was processed at a terminal in Bellinaboy in late 2015
By Pat McGrath
Western Correspondent
The oil company Royal Dutch Shell has completed the sale of its shares in the Corrib gas field off the north Mayo coast.
The deal means Shell no longer has any involvement in the operation of the project.
Last year, the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) agreed a deal to purchase all Shell interests on the Corrib venture, for €1.08 billion.
Gas was first detected off the north west coast in the late 1990s but the project to bring it ashore was mired in controversy and subject to several challenges.
The first gas was processed at a terminal in Bellinaboy in late 2015.
Shell says it is exiting the upstream business in Ireland as a result of the sale.
The company's share of Corrib gas output amounted to the equivalent of around 27,000 barrels of oil a day.
The change in ownership will mean that CPPIB is a new partner in the venture, which is now being operated by Vermillion, another of the companies involved in the project.
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The department will launch a website and app for citizens to purchase saplings at low rates, intended to encourage planting of more trees.
The Karnataka State Forest Department is planning to introduce 'Project Hasiru', an initiative to allow consumers to purchase cheap saplings online from 6 Bengaluru nurseries.
Though it is yet to be officially launched, the website has already been put up in partnership with the startup LetsEndorse.
The department also has plans to introduce an app through which customers can purchase saplings. The app, at present, is only for internal use by the forest department.
The website lists the six forest department nurseries in Bengaluru (Hebbal, Hennur, Kadugodi, HAL, Anekal, and Sulikere) with live inventories of different native saplings for residents to purchase. These include peepal, neem, jack fruit, and bamboo.
According to the website, the cost incurred by the government to nurture each sapling is between Rs 30 and Rs 50, however through 'Project Hasiru' people can obtain saplings for a mere Rs 1 to Rs 3.
The initiative comes amid fears of a dwindling tree cover for Bengaluru, once called the 'Garden City'. The Karnataka State Tree Cover Enhancement Policy of 2016 set guidelines to increase the state's tree cover from the current 21% to 33%.
Numerous public and private efforts have also tried to replenish the tree cover through technological means.
The BBMP earlier launched the 'Green App' in 2017 with a similar aim. The app allowed residents to request up to 50 free saplings and collect it from their ward park. Resident Welfare Associations could get up to 200 saplings using the Green App.
Project Hasiru, on the other hand, allows any citizen to get up to 200 saplings. If residents need more than this, they can email Dipika at dipika.goyal@gmail.com to request more saplings.


The tragedy that took place in Vancouver's international airport reminds us that police are only human, and like most of us, will avoid the possibility of being injured if there is another choice. Their choice was the taser. Why risk this big, incoherent foreigner hurting one of them when it is easier to zap him with 50,000 volts? The problem is, of course, that the taser was sold to police forces and the public they represent as an alternative to deadly force. Instead of shooting someone, taser them instead. But, would the police have shot Robert Dziekanski given the same circumstances? Clearly, the answer is no.
The taser's original purpose as a life saving tool has eroded to the point that it becoming a means of social control (does the above photo of the latest long-range taser give you a sense of security?). And the public seems fine with that. Can you imagine the outcry if 17 people had been shot dead in Canada just because they were in a state of "excited delirium?" Tasering them to death, on the other hand, gets a mild shrug--until now. Paul Pritchard's chilling video showing how technology has replaced humanity in Canada's premier police service gives us pause to wonder where tasers are leading us. Using them is now the first course of action instead of the second last. The RCMP were barley inside the door before they had decided to use this weapon. On CBC news last night we heard the story of an Alberta man who was tasered by a policewoman because he would not stop taking pictures. The system is broken.
What can be done to halt the indiscriminate use of this dangerous weapon considering Toronto's police chief says he wants all his officers to have one? First, if a taser is used police services must treat it as seriously as if a gun had been discharged. Second, if the taser is shown to have been used indiscriminately--out of proportion to the risk of death--then the officer involved must be charged. If we fail to take these steps, being tasered will end up becoming part of the process of being arrested whenever there is the slightest hint of physical threat, and that is not the kind of society we want to be.


As stated by many dental professionals such as the Glastonbury cosmetic dentist, dental caries or commonly called a dental cavity or dental decay. This is a condition that is due to microorganisms normally found in the oral cavity. It is the most widespread chronic disease which affects humans.
My tooth has been on fire! I've even stopped eating very much because it has hurt so bad! Thank you so much for explaining that the nerve of my tooth is beyond healing and that I need to get a root canal. I will need to find a good dentist to help me with my painful tooth.
My back tooth has been killing me, I wake up crying because it hurts so bad. Thank you for helping me figure out what the problem might be. I also found it helpful that a crack in my tooth could be fixed by getting a filling! I'll need to find a good dentist to go to. I'm sick of pain in my mouth.


To ask the Scottish Government whether it will ring-fence local authority funding for early learning and childcare.
Funding provided to local authorities to support the expansion in funded early learning and childcare entitlement to 1140 hours by 2020 is allocated as a specific grant to ensure that it is protected for investment in early learning and childcare. Local authorities are required to report to Scottish Government on how this funding has been applied. Proportionate reporting and monitoring arrangements will be agreed with the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (COSLA).


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Serbia's electronics industry dates back to post World War II period when small-scale manufacturing of radio devices began throughout the former Yugoslavia. The evolution of electronics industry in the country really took off in the 60's with formation of company Electronics Industry of Niš (EI Niš) as the leading force. At its peak in the 90es, EI Niš employed more than 28,000 people in more than 70 subsidiaries. Thus, city of Niš was rightly considered as Yugoslavian hub of electronics, with factories capable of producing entire scope of products, ranging from semiconductor components for electronic assembling to final products such as TV sets, sound systems, radios, optical instruments, measuring instruments and X-ray machines.
The ecosystem of electronics industry also encompassed formation of universities with comprehensive curriculum in electronics and electric engineering and R&D institutes situated at both academic institutions and with companies. All of this was combined with multitude of joint venture arrangements with leading international companies in the field.
In the new millenium, gradually a fresh sector of private SMEs started to flourish on the remains of the old giants while the role of the large companies was taken over by multinational brands looking to take advantage of experienced workforce and industrial heritage of the country.
Sector in numbers
€1.84b
Major Technical Faculties
R&D Centres and Activities
Global MNC's R&D activities
IMI - In 2017 Dutch electronic goods manufacturer Cooperatief IMI Europe has opened a Design & Development Centre in Niš. Main activities are electronic design, mechanical design, software and product development, building platforms in the areas of automotive cameras, motor drives, and power modules.
Continental - In 2018 the German company Continental opened a Research & Development center for vehicle interior and safety control systems in Novi Sad. Centre includes two business units that work on innovative products and solutions related to the future of the automotive industry. In less than three years from the foundation and start of work in 2017,
Continental Automotive Serbia has hired over 500 highly qualified engineers that develop electronic products for leading global passengers' cars and commercial vehicles such as Mercedes, BMW, MAN, Volvo.
Bosch - Activities of Robert Bosch in Serbia consist of production and R&D of automotive wiper systems, regional distribution and a series of services on the group level. Production and R&D are performed in Bosch factory located about 30 km from Belgrade in municipality called Pećinci. The plant that was initiated in 2012 today employs more than 1,100 workers and is constantly in expansion proces. Global group services are performed in Bosch Competence Center in Belgrade and include automotive aftermarket and software R&D activities.
ZF Friedrichshafen - In 2018 The German engineering specialist ZF Friedrichshafen announced €160 million investment in an R&D centre in Pancevo. Focus is on the development and production of electric shafts for OEMs, including emobility electric motors, electronic and mechatronic gearboxes, microswitches and printed circuit boards. At the Pančevo plant, located 14 kilometers from capital, ZF Tech Center performs complex testing of electric drives including high temperature testing, functional testing and torque, power and efficiancy testing.
While cars are becoming "ultimate electronics devices" automotive electronics is becoming key component of both Serbian electronics and automotive industries.
Knowing that, it is no accident that the major share of electronics companies in Serbia are related to the automotive electronics and that it is the sector that is attracting majority of foreign investments in Serbia. The leaders without a doubt are industrial giants coming from Germany – Bosch, Continental, ZF Friedrichshafen, Brose, accompanied with the leading brand in the field of electric motors – Hong Kong based Johnson Electric.
To say that these companies are producing state of the art electronics and mechatronics automotive systems is not enough since they have also implemented their R&D centers in Serbia and are using today much sought-after engineers coming from Serbian technical universities.
Electrical Machines and Appliances
This segment od e-industry is dominated by large-scale multinational companies that found fruitful footing in Serbian availability of educated workforce and electronics industry heritage.
The segment encompasses production of home appliances (Gorenje- Hisense group), production of components such as heaters (Zoppas Industries and Ariston Thermo Group), then large group of products revolves around electric motors or vice versa electric generators (Siemens, Ametek ATB) and product group related to the lighting equipment (Zumtobel Group, Vossloh-Schwabe) and domain of switches, fuses, relays and connectors (Eaton Corporation).
SME Segment
Companies are mostly in local ownership and are true Serbian brands. As such this segment represents the backbone of electronics sector in Serbia, mostly localeven though their visibility is often not as prominent as with the large companies.
Typical product groups can vary a lot - From sophisticated electronics such as design and production of embedded electronics, microcontrollers, PCB, wireless connectivity devices (Mikroelektronika, Tagor, Geneco, Iritel, EI PCB), or wiring, connectors and switches (TF Kabel, Wieland Electric, Feman, Bizlink, Aling Conel, Elrad) and home appliances (MBS or Metalac Bojleri), to the interesting segment of companies that work in niche fields like medical devices, optics, signaling equipment or measuring devices (Prizma, LMB Soft, INSA or Harder Digital).
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Real Life Diagnostics: POV and Voice in a YA Historical Opening
Critique By Janice Hardy, @Janice_Hardy
Real Life Diagnostics is a weekly column that studies a snippet of a work in progress for specific issues. Readers are encouraged to send in work with questions, and I diagnose it on the blog. It's part critique, part example, and designed to help the submitter as well as anyone else having a similar problem.
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Submissions currently in the queue: Six (+ 1 Resubmit)
Please Note: As of today, RLD slots are booked through May 3. The Sunday diagnostics will shorten that some when my schedule permits, but I wanted everyone to be aware of the submission to posting delay.
This week's questions:
Am I doing POV correctly? Is the "voice" appealing to you? Does it grab you as a first scene should?
Market/Genre: YA Historical Fiction
On to the diagnosis…
Background: The story takes place during World War 1, beginning in 1917 and ending in 1921. I am trying to convey a young man's struggle with unaddressed emotional baggage. The passage ends with a snapshot of the difficult relationship he and his father share.
The potatoes within the bag shifted quickly, and wrenched the sack from my shoulder. I flinched, as the burlap shaded long strips of white over several more permanent scars. I left the bag on the ground, and turned to sit on the tailgate. It was another hot, spring day, and my energy was expended by the time I finished feeding the chickens. That was three hours ago.
Across the crabapple-lined entrance, which led out to the road, a ranch-style house sprawled out gently over the top of a small rise. Behind it, across the hard-packed dirt yard—dotted with patches of grass trying to grow through the clay—stood a tall barn, it's paint peeling from past summers of oppressive heat. A run-in shed stood to the right of the barn; it's entire front end open towards where I stood, and smoke curling from the stone chimney.
I wiped my forehead dry, and bent down to lift the bag. A wheelbarrow waited on the other side of the wagon. I walked towards it, grimacing from the weight of the bag pressed to my chest, but also from other things too painful to mention.
I pushed the wheelbarrow down to the barn, untied the sack, and looked into it. A foul smelling juice lifted itself upwards. I reached an arm through the top of the bag, and pulled out the split vegetable.
"Is that you, son?"
The question came from the other side of the wall. I threw the potato out the open doorway, and walked stiffly into the shed.
My Thoughts in Purple:
The potatoes within the bag shifted quickly, and wrenched the sack from my shoulder. I flinched, as the burlap [shaded long strips of white over several more permanent scars.] I don't know what this means. Also, he probably can't see what the bag does to his scars, only feel. If he's avoiding his emotional issues, would he think about his "permanent" scars here at all or block them out? I left the bag on the ground, and turned to sit on the tailgate. It was another hot, spring day, and my energy was expended by the time I finished feeding the chickens. That was three hours ago I'm a little ungrounded in this opening. It starts off with something hurting him, but he focuses on being tired, not hurt, so is the hurt not a problem?
Across the crabapple-lined entrance, which led out to the road, a ranch-style house sprawled out gently over the top of a small rise. Behind it, across the hard-packed dirt yard—dotted with patches of grass trying to grow through the clay—stood a tall barn, it's paint peeling from past summers of oppressive heat. A run-in shed stood to the right of the barn; it's entire front end open towards where I stood, and smoke curling from the stone chimney. Why does he suddenly decide to describe the area? He's sitting on a tailgate catching his breath, so what triggers this?
I wiped my forehead dry, and bent down to lift the bag. A wheelbarrow waited on the other side of [the wagon.] what wagon? If the wheelbarrow is his goal, then perhaps describe that and not the house and barn? I walked towards it, grimacing from the weight of the bag pressed to my chest, [but also from other things too painful to mention.] If he's avoiding thinking about this, he probably won't mention it.
[I pushed the wheelbarrow down to the barn, untied the sack, and looked into it. A foul smelling juice lifted itself upwards.] The stimulus is after the reaction, so I don't know why he suddenly looks in the bag I reached an arm through the top of the bag, and pulled out the split vegetable.
The question came from the other side of the wall. I threw the potato out the open doorway, and walked stiffly into the shed. I like that he walks stiffly, as it hints at a problem, but all the focus has been on him being tired and sore so it's more likely to assume he's stiff from pain. If I hadn't known in the background information that he had issues with his father, this would not have suggested it to me.
The questions:
1. Am I doing POV correctly?
It's first person, but the narrative distance feels a little distant to me. The narrator seems to be describing his life from afar, not being in the moment living it. There's some telling that adds to this (several explanations of motives) and give it a third person omniscient feel overall.
With first person, readers typically get a lot of internalization because the narrator is narrating their own life. But there's nothing internal from the POV character. I'm not getting a sense of who he is or what he feels aside from a few external details.
(Here's more on developing your internalization)
Now that you have these details and setting established in your head, think about how the narrator sees them and how he'd describe them. What do they mean to him? Why does he pick that moment to tell the reader about them?
For example, does he look at the house and scan the area because he wants to avoid his father? Does he look around because he hopes no one saw him drop the sack? Or flinch from the pain he's hiding? If this is his POV, then why does he look at what he looks at?
Even if this is retrospective and he's telling the story from some point in the future, he'll know why he's telling readers these details at this moment. Even more so since he'll know what's relevant and what's not if it's all happened to him already.
(Here's more on point of view and description)
2. Is the "voice" appealing to you?
I'm not getting a sense of voice yet because it's almost all description about things that aren't relevant to the POV character. I don't feel that the details around him mean anything to him, they're just there. How would the narrator refers to things? This is his world so he'd judge it by how he feels about it and what matters to him, and those views will help create his voice.
I'm also not getting a strong YA voice from this yet. Historical YA doesn't have quite the same angsty tone as contemporary, but there's still a sense of the teen immersed in a teen world vibe. This narrator could be any age, and there's nothing yet that says teen. Even calling him son doesn't denote teen, as parents call their adult children son, and that was quite common during this time period.
You might consider looking at some other YA historical fiction for inspiration. Some good ones include: Between Shades of Gray, The Boy in the Stripped Pajamas, and Code Name Verity. You could also look at some nonfiction or journals from this era for a sense of slang and phrasing and how teens spoke during that time.
(Here's more on developing your voice)
3. Does it grab you as a first scene should?
Not yet, because nothing is happening and there's no conflict, problem, or mystery to draw me in. I suspect things are about to get tense now that his father is there, but there's no hint that the narrator is worried about anything or has any problem the reader might want to see solved. There's also no sense of stakes to make readers worry or care about this person.
Part of this is caused by the focus being on the setting and description and not on the character himself, and the lack of internalization. The scene is set, but the story hasn't started yet. You might consider looking for the spot where the conflict starts and lead up to that.
(Here's more on knowing where to start your novel)
Overall, I'd suggest pinpointing what the opening scene problem is and then start laying hints about that right from the start. If the narrator is struggling with an emotional issue, then let readers see him struggling right away. You don't have to explain it (now knowing why he struggles will create mystery and draw readers in) but a few hints will pique reader curiosity.
For example, if the narrator has a difficult relationship with his father, then he might be looking around the farm to make sure he doesn't run into Dad. If readers see him actively avoiding him, they'll wonder why and will read on to find out. If stakes are hinted at and they see that running into Dad is a bad thing, then they'll be both curious to see if the narrator does run into Dad, and worried what will happen when he does.
This type of situation puts the conflict right in the center and gives you reasons to describe the farm and get the setting details you want into the scene.
(Here's more on developing goals, conflict, and stakes)
Thanks to our brave volunteer for submitting this for me to play with. I hope they–and others–find it helpful. I don't do a full critique on these, (just as it pertains to the questions) and I encourage you to comment and make suggestions of your own. Just remember that these pieces are works in progress, not polished drafts, so be nice and offer constructive feedback.
Labels: real life diagnostics, RLD openings, RLD POV, RLD voice
Harry Sarkisian 3/23/2014 2:01 PM
You have a good sense for the tactile. I felt the bag and the wear on the characters soul. I would follow up with what Janice said after you finish the whole work. Don't get too bogged down in making this opening perfect if you are not done overall.
I see that this can be very good but later, I see fine talent and you will fine tune your execution later. Write on...
Amy Schaefer 3/23/2014 3:50 PM
Although I like the description of the farm, this started working for me in the last paragraph, when he responds to his father by walking stiffly into the shed. You might consider starting there, and feeding the first material (scars, setting description) in at natural spots later on.
Carol Baldwin 3/23/2014 9:33 PM
All of these comments are great. I would add that the father's voice seemed to come from out of nowhere. Maybe you could preface it with something like, "I heard a movement from the other side of the wall," or something to introduce the idea that someone else is there. The first paragraph also seemed to go back and forth in time. In some of my initial attempts I had flashbacks close to the beginning and was advised against that. Now I work at going forward as much as possible. Keep on though, I see the beginning of a great story--but it sure is a lot of work to get it out--speaking from my own experience.
Chicory 3/25/2014 11:20 AM
A little thing, but why is it `the' house instead of `my' house? (Unless he doesn't live there?) I like the description of the place, but I have no idea why it's meaningful to him. Is the peace in contrast to how he's feeling, so it jangles his nerves? Is he just back from being away, and everything that used to be familiar is suddenly strange? You might be starting at the wrong place, or the underlying thoughts just might not be in place yet. I agree with Harry Maxwell. If this is a first draft, keep going and polish later.


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Q: Find $\lim_{x \to \infty} x^2\big(\ln(x\cot^{-1}(x))$
$$\lim_{x \to \infty} x^2\big(\ln(x\cot^{-1}(x))$$

I tried using the Series Expansion of the $\ln(x)$ but then got stuck in between. I also tried using the L'Hopital but the expression got quickly messy.
After applying L'Hopital for the first time, I got
$$\lim_{x \to \infty} \frac{-x^3}{2}\bigg(\frac{-x}{1+x^2} + \cot^{-1}x\bigg)$$
The expression is still in the undefined form. Unless the question maker wants to torture the problem solver, this method would not be the way to go.
I have got no other clue for solving this problem.
Any help would be appreciated.

A: Note that as $x\to +\infty$,
$$\cot^{-1}(x)=\arctan(1/x)=\frac{1}{x}-\frac{1}{3x^3}+o(1/x^3).$$
Hence, from your work,
$$\frac{-x^3}{2}\bigg(\frac{-x}{1+x^2} + \cot^{-1}(x)\bigg)=
\frac{-x^3}{2}\bigg(-\frac{1}{x}\frac{1}{1+\frac{1}{x^2}} + \frac{1}{x}-\frac{1}{3x^3}+o(1/x^3)\bigg)\\
=\frac{-x^3}{2}\bigg(-\frac{1}{x}+\frac{1}{x^3} + \frac{1}{x}-\frac{1}{3x^3}+o(1/x^3)\bigg)\to -\frac{1}{3}.$$

A: We have that
$$\text{arccot}{(x)}=\arctan{\left(\frac1x\right)}=\frac1x-\frac1{3x^3}+o\left(\frac1{x^3}\right)$$
as $x\to\infty$. Also note that as $y\to0$ we have
$$\ln{(1+y)}=y+o(y)$$
Hence our limit is simply
$$\begin{align}
\lim_{x\to\infty}x^2\ln{(x\text{arccot}{(x)})}
&=\lim_{x\to\infty}x^2\ln{(x(1/x-1/(3x^3)+o(1/x^3)))}\\
&=\lim_{x\to\infty}x^2\ln{(1-1/(3x^2)+o(1/x^2))}\\
&=\lim_{x\to\infty}x^2(-1/(3x^2)+o(1/x^2))\\
&=\lim_{x\to\infty}(-1/3+o(1))\\
&=-\frac13\\
\end{align}$$

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Capitol Disgrace: Homelessness in Washington, D.C.
Washington, DC, specifically Foggy Bottom, is known for its busy and career driven atmosphere. While some people move to New York City to start their life in the arts or finance, others move to DC to start their career in politics. Home to federal government buildings, the monuments and Smithsonians, and headquarters for national corporations, walking through the area it's hard to ignore the slew of briefcases and pantsuits around (with a healthy mix of tourists).
But at five o'clock when the streets are flooded with career people heading to the metro on their way home from making policy or closing a deal, are the the homeless people who are overlooked and have nowhere to return to. Down the street from the buildings where policies are made and in the heart of our country, homelessness is pervasive.
"The homeless population of DC is disserviced each and every day by this country--ironic, as we're in the capitol city itself," GW student Anmol Guraya said.
According to a count done by Point-In-Time, there were 6,904 homeless people in DC last year, about 600 of whom were unsheltered. Recently there has been an increase in visibly homeless people in the Dupont/Foggy Bottom area. In these cold months, shelters are filling up as temperatures reach as low as 17 degrees. Fortunately in DC it is legally required to provide shelter to the homeless when the temperature reaches below 32 degrees.
Homeless people in DC have 24 shelters to go to including Miriam's Kitchen, a popular volunteer spot for GW students. Shelters offer services ranging from meals to drug/alcohol rehabilitation or career services. But city government is on track to close the DC General Homeless Shelter.
"DC legislators and council members have praised, and even helped to fund, organizations like Miriam's Kitchen, yet fail to pursue the more cost-effective and vital solution to ending homelessness--housing," GW student and Miriam's Kitchen volunteer Sophia Halloran said.
In 2014 when running for office, one of Mayor Muriel Bowser's main objections was to eradicate homelessness in the District. Thus far she has been succeeding, with a 7.6% decrease from 2017-2018, but Mayor Bowser did not mention the initiative again in her re-election. In 2017 only 47.1% of DC's population was Black, but Black people made up 71% of the homeless population.
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GW is an urban campus, which means most of our buildings are open to the public until a certain hour at night. This, combined with our location, allows for those who are homeless to use our building and occupy our spaces; but not all GW students approve of this.
"I can definitely notice a sense of discomfort when there's a homeless person hanging out in District," GW student Molly Kaiser said.
Is this sense of discomfort or maybe even fear warranted? Along with the Hillternships (internships on Capitol Hill) and liberal attitudes, GW students can be known for their wealth, which some speculate contribute to students' view of homeless people using GW spaces.
"I know that every time you see a homeless person you're not able to give them money, but people who are wearing Gucci and Canada Goose jackets, their outfit costs $3,000, can't even spare two bucks to give a person sitting there without something to eat?" Kaiser said.
There's a painful irony surrounding the reality of a person sleeping in a tent three blocks from a GW student who's gone to brunch at Founding Farmers, a notoriously expensive restaurant, for the third time in two weeks. There's a dangerous sense of "otherness" in many of GW students' perceptions of the homeless people on and around campus.
"Unless someone is actively posing a threat to your space and they have nowhere else to go, students have to recognize that and try to have some empathy," Kaiser said.
Some students have in fact recognized that and even acted on it. Anmol Guraya is a first-year student, who just weeks after Spring semester started when the highest temperatures were below 30 degrees, took the initiative to help the homeless population in not just Foggy Bottom but the Columbia Heights neighborhood and Boston as well.
Guraya and her roommate raised $500 in just 6 hours to buy coats, blankets, hats, gloves, and thermal socks. The pair gave the supplies directly to those in the community and passed on packages to metro station managers as well. Many homeless people end up sleeping on the ground outside the stations after the last train, so metro managers distributed the supplies to them.
"The willingness of people to tangibly support those in need was remarkable and helped remind me of the presence of good in the world," Guraya said. Other students like Guraya try to help out in any way they can.
"I personally use all of my tips from my job and give them to homeless people I see on the street," Guinevere Thomas said, "I feel for them because I have the privilege to have food on my plate almost everyday, clothes on my back and a roof over my head."
As a GW student it's easy to become caught up in the high speed lifestyle of DC. Hopping from internships to jobs to club meetings to study sessions, there's not much time to breathe. However, a busy lifestyle is not an excuse for a lack of empathy. While for some it may be off-putting to see a homeless individual in a predominantly college student occupied space, they pose no immediate threat.
They're just people trying to take it day by day, and if they can be in a building with heat, or air conditioning in the summer, just to make a part of their day more comfortable--they have the right to. I encourage everyone to practice empathy and think about how you have the power to help eradicate homelessness in our nation's capitol.
Photos by Peyton Wilson
A small tent community across the street from GW's Elliot School of International Affairs
Two homeless individuals' belongings stationed in front of Watergate.
A cart covered in tarp in front of the Kennedy Center.
A tent off of Virginia Ave., just blocks from the Washington Monument.
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One of the most familiar faces around Folkestone Invicta Football Club may not be around quite so often this coming season with long-time head physio Dave Williams deciding to 'gradually wind-down' after almost 30 years as Neil Cugley's right-hand man.
"Something tells you when it's time to slow down a bit – so I'll be taking a lower profile, though I'll be around if needed," Williams (pictured, below, pic by Don Linkin) told www.folkestoneinvictafc.co.uk.
Willo, as he is known at the newly-promoted Ryman Premier League club, says he'll be handling over the reins to his very capable assistant Abi Winstanley, in what will virtually be a role reversal on the bench.
"I've had this in mind for a while," said the former shift electrician at Dungeness A, who retired from his full-time job two and a half years ago.
"I'd spoken to Neil about it, and then Abi and I had a long chat after the first training session. I'm delighted to say that she's happy to go along with what I had in mind.
"Abi's an excellent physio with her own business who is already very well liked at the club. She has other commitments, of course, and I know for a fact that she won't be there for the first game of the season, so I'll step in.
"There are ten or a dozen other dates I know she can't make because of courses and the like, and I will of course step in.
"But she'll be the boss from now on and I'll have to do what I'm told!!
"I want her to be able to stamp her own identity on the role."
Willo recalls that he first teamed up with Cugley at Hythe Town where they were together for a year, followed by a year at Folkestone Town – the last season of the old club – then seven good years at Ashford Town and now 19 – coming up 20 together at Invicta.
"Yes – it's 29 years or so – just like Ryan Giggs," Williams joked.
Williams was with Folkestone reserve side as a player during Alf Bentley's days and then was then a player, coach and player-manager at Hythe before businessman Tony Walton took over the club.
Williams reflected: "Over the years I've covered the whole spectrum, I suppose. As much as anything, though, my relationship with Neil has been as a good friend – I reckon I know him better than my missus!"
There have been low points of course, mixed in with a fair number of highs.
Williams said: "I remember as if it was yesterday that last minute equaliser going in to earn us an FA Cup replay with Fulham when we were at Ashford, oh yes, there have been some plenty of really good times.
"But I don't think anything has been quite as enjoyable as last season when we won the league in such fine style. Things don't get any better than that."
He says the time has come to step back and wind-down his involvement with the football club.
"I'll still be around and I won't let anyone down. But I've just come back from Canada where my son Mark is now settled, and Kelly, my daughter is currently down in New Zealand. I've got no plans to settle anywhere else, but I want the flexibility to be able to visit them in the future if I can."
Boss Cugley, who led the club to their first league title by winning the Ryman League Division One South title last season, paid tribute to Williams.
He said: "You cannot put a price on the loyalty and friendship that I've had from Willo. I'm pleased that we'll still be seeing him but fully appreciate everything he's done for both myself and the football club and accept his reasons for handing over to Abi.
"He'll always be a terrific friend to so many people in football."
Visit Folkestone Invicta's website: www.folkestoneinvictafc.co.uk


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The Hudson H9 is one of the most anticipated firearms of 2017. The question is… does it live up to the hype?
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Nothing But The Blues
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About Teamcornell and Music
[Above is a picture circa 2019.]
Update 2019:
We still have a strong musical theme going on. There's almost always music playing in the house. Practicing, singing, the radio, vinyl records, headsets in phones, humming, or teaching Dogs to sing – there's music in the air. Long standing house rule, that you can stay up as late as you want if you're making music, has been used and abused.Â
The children have been taking piano lessons for about 2 years now. But only once a week for about 20 minutes at a time. They all have learned to play some entertaining pieces. Chase has taken to it really well. He can hear random songs once… and then play them five minutes later after thinking about them for a bit.
Tatum has started playing the bass.
And Dexter has started worrying about Senior year of highschool 🙂
He also still plays a few songs once a week.
[Below was written as a way of introduction back in 2014]
We have joked about getting rid of all the toys and just littering the house with musical instruments. We've always had a digital piano sitting around for the kids to mash on (or more annoyingly play a Madonna cover song on loop for ever). Some time around spring 2010 Charles PopPop Cornell showed up for a visit and, motivated by Hullabaloo jealousy, decided to buy a guitar to play for his grandkids. He left it in San Diego and Matt hung it on the wall for sho' and show. After another half year Matt actually started playing around with it. Then… with embarrassing regularity more and more instruments made their way into the house.
More guitars, harmonica(s), drum sticks, tambourines, shakers, melodicas, accordions, ukuleles, piano midi controllers, microphones, 8 track recorders. It's kind of a bad habit, but these are not controlled substances, yet.
About teamcornell band members.
Dexter plays the violin. Started in November, 2011. He is learning to read sheet music and his ear is pretty durn good.
Matt once played the saxophone a long long time ago. Is trying to learn to play the guitar since August 2010ish. Goal is to learn to play good enough to enjoy listening to it before crippling arthritis sets in.
Chase plays a mean keyboard but has a hard time keeping his butt from wiggling him away from the keys.
Tatum is really good at harmonica. Scary good really.
Mariel doesn't admit it but she can sing really well and some times I catch her playing the guitar when I'm not looking.
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Q: convert an image into an Fourier image in Python 3 First time here, and was hoping that someone would be able to help with an issue I've been dealing with. I performed the 2D fast Fourier transform on an image data, but got an error of the line norm_fourier_img all time, I want to know how I can correctly write that line and be able to obtain the Fourier image?
from PIL import Image
from array import array
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import pandas as pd
from numpy.linalg import norm, det

#load the image data into a numpy array
img = Image.open("1-z2-ex1250-p20-ch1hv100t0001.tif")
img_data = np.asarray(img)

#perform the 2D fast Fourier transform on the image data and...
fourier = np.fft.fft2(img_data)
fourier = np.fft.fftshift(fourier)
fourier = abs(fourier)
fourier = np.log10(fourier)

#calculate the original contrast range
lowest = np.nanmin(fourier[np.isfinite(fourier)])
highest = np.nanmax(fourier[np.isfinite(fourier)])
original_range = highest - lowest

#convert the normalized data into an image
norm_fourier = (highest - lowest) / original_range * 255
norm_fourier_img = Image.fromarray(norm_fourier)

#display the original image and the Fourier image
fig = plt.figure()
ax1 = fig.add_subplot(121)
ax2 = fig.add_subplot(122)
ax1.imshow(img, cmap = "gray")
ax2.imshow(norm_fourier_img)
ax1.title.set_text("Original Image")
ax2.title.set_text("Fourier Image")
plt.show()

#show the normalized Fourier image
norm_fourier_img.show()

#convert the output image to 8-bit pixels (grayscale) and save it
norm_fourier_img.convert("L").save("test.bnp")

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this is the original image needed to be converted to Fourier image, but can't see anything come up in the Fourier side.
IndexError                                Traceback (most recent call last)
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     26 norm_fourier = (highest - lowest) / original_range * 255
     27 ##convert the normalized data into an image
---> 28 norm_fourier_img = Image.fromarray(norm_fourier)
     29
     30 # display the original image and the Fourier image
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   2441         raise ValueError("Too many dimensions: %d > %d." % (ndim, ndmax))
   2442
-> 2443     size = shape1, shape[0]
   2444     if strides is not None:
   2445         if hasattr(obj, 'tobytes'):
IndexError: tuple index out of range


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