TAB Event - Naoya Hatakeyama "Zeche Westfalen I/II Ahlen"
Naoya Hatakeyama "Zeche Westfalen I/II Ahlen"
Taka Ishii Gallery is holding a solo exhibition by Naoya Hatakeyama, entitled "Zeche Westfalen I/II Ahlen", marking the artist's 3rd exhibition with the gallery. This exhibition consists of a series of photographic works shot in Ahlen, an ex-coal mining town in the southeastof Munster, Germany, between October 2003 and February 2004.
For Hatakeyama, taking a photograph of a building that is scheduled to be torn down is like taking the portrait of a person who will die soon. Just as a portrait of a deceased person is needed for people to reminisce about that person, an architectural photograph is needed to reminisce about a building which no longer exists.


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Treasures Along the Silk Roads | Asia Society
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Treasures Along the Silk Roads
Using slides of objects from the exhibition Monks and Merchants: Silk Road Treasures from Northwest China, Gansu and Ningxia, 4th to 7th Century, students will generate word maps that act as creative writing prompts. The archaeological finds from western China act as entry points to introduce students to the rich cultural and artistic exchanges on the Silk Roads. The students first encounter the artifacts through brainstorming through the teacher's oral prompts. The prompts are designed to encourage students to reflect on the cultures and history of the past through their own experiences and knowledge. The resulting words or phrases are used to generate original writing samples. The activity concludes with a discussion of these impressions, then returns to the artifacts' historical, cultural, and artistic contexts.
• Students will analyze slides of artifacts as cultural and social representations of the Silk Road civilizations
• Students will utilize the writing process to create a word map and creative writing sample using standard written language conventions
• Students will appreciate the creativity and craftsmanship of artifacts from ancient history as represented by the Monks and Merchants exhibition
Grade level:
Middle or high school students
Time required:
1 - 2 class periods
• Monks and Merchants website with art images
• pencils
• unlined paper
• Silk Roads map overhead
Students will generate a word map and creative writing sample from the images in the Monks and Merchants slide packet
1. Introduce students to the Gansu and Ningxia (pronounced Gan-soo, Ning-shah) regions of China, showing them on a map where this area is located. Explain that the slides depict artifacts found along the Silk Roads from a time span dating between the 2nd and 7th century CE. Many of the items were excavated in tombs around the region. The artifacts offer a view of life along the Silk Roads in these ancient times through pictures, models and sculptures. Some pieces represent a confluence of cultures, religions, and artistic styles. Consider the pieces as a collection of the treasure trove of artwork celebrating the exchanges across the Silk Roads.
2. Hand out unlined paper and pencil to each student. Explain to them that you will be showing a series of slides. For each slide, you will ask them to jot down responses to a phrase or question. The responses should not be made in a list -- spread them around the paper as a collage of words that can act as a story starter later. Slides could be shown from a few seconds to a minute, it is important for students to write the first ideas that come to mind. Impress on students that there are no "wrong" responses. The word map will act as a writing tool for a story or poem later.
3. Show slides one by one. For each slide read the prompts, allowing at least five seconds for each response. Have students generate word maps as you read the prompts. Do NOT read the descriptions of the artifacts to the students at this time.
4. Ask students to use their word maps to generate a poem or short story based on one or more of the word prompts and the slides that were shown.
5. When students have completed writing, have them share the products with the class.
6. Show students the slides one more time. This time, read the descriptions of the artifacts to the students as they are presented. You may choose to generate more imaginative responses from the students by using both the writing samples and the descriptions of the objects. Highlight the importance of art as representations of life and culture, and how the diversity of artifacts indicate the movement of people and the exchange of goods and ideas on the Silk Roads.
Go to the next page for image descriptions, links, and extension exercises.
Background information about burial objects in ancient China:
As early as the Neolithic period (8th to 2nd millennium BCE), Chinese tombs were furnished with grave goods like pottery, tools, weapons, and even horses and human sacrifices. Scholars believe that this practice indicated a belief in the afterlife. By the 5th century BCE, animal and human sacrifices were replaced by clay models while certain luxury items and daily necessities continued to be buried with the deceased. Many clay models are in the shape of servants, buildings, and other daily necessities. For archaeologists, the tombs and their burial objects became a sort of time capsule, as they are primary sources of information about daily lives in ancient China.
Slide 1: Striding cavalry horse
Horses held special importance along the Silk Road, as the work animals of the nomadic people and, as with this figure, as part of a military force. These animals were vital to maintaining Chinese military strength. In 2nd century BCE, military expeditions to Central Asia brought stories about the so-called "blood sweating" horses with exceptional stamina and speed. The quest to possess the best horses was one of the reasons for Chinese military and diplomatic missions to Central Asia. This bronze figure of a horse was found in a tomb as part of a large procession of model horses, mounted warriors, chariots, and escorts.
Eastern Han dynasty, 2nd century CE
Excavated from a tomb in Gansu province
Prompts:
What is one adjective to describe the character of the horse?
Where would you like to ride this horse?
Slide 2: Tomb brick with scenes of animal husbandry
A herder looks after his goats and two oxen on this brick that was excavated from a burial site. This is one of many bricks from the interior of the tomb that had pictures of daily life painted on them.
Six dynasties period, c. 220-317
Clay with pigments
Height: 17 cm; Length: 43.5 cm; thickness; 4.8 cm
Excavated from a tomb in Jiayuguan (Jah-yu-gewan), Gansu province
What did the man call to his animals?
What are two products that came from these animals?
Slide 3: Cavalryman and horse
This clay figure shows both man and horse covered with armor. This clay figure was likely shaped in a mold, worked by hand and then placed in a kiln for firing at temperatures between 800 ºC and 1100 ºC before the finished paint.
Clay with pigment
Height: 43.5 cm. Length: 43.8 cm
What were the words this man said to his family before he left?
What are two items the man carried with him?
Slide 4: Dancing Central Asian figure
The costume of this figure tells us that this is a Sogdian (pronounced Sog-di-en). Sogdians were people who inhabited an area called Sogdiana, in modern-day Uzbekistan and Tajikistan. They were important merchants on the Silk Roads. In Chinese courts of the Tang dynasty, the most valued dancers were Sogdians. Notice the figure's large nose, which is another visible feature artists used to distinguish a Sogdian from a Chinese.
Tang dynasty (618-906)
What is the name of the dance this man is performing?
List two reasons for celebration.
Slide 5: Seated Bodhisattva
Buddhism, one of the world's oldest belief systems, was transmitted from India through Central Asia and into China by monks traveling with merchants and diplomats along the Silk Road routes. Monks carried portable images like this one as a visual reminder of the teachings of the Buddha, which centers on compassion and overcoming the sufferings of the world. This seated Buddhist figure wears a Chinese-styled robe rather than an Indian costume. The artists in this region consciously adopted Chinese features and adornments in their representations of the Buddha, attesting to a confluence of different cultures and artist traditions.
Six dynasties period, c. 386 - 535
White smoothsoft stone
Ningxia Autonomous Region
Name the sounds of meditation
What would be the Buddha's wish for the world
Slide 6: Wall painting of an Apsara
What is left of this wall painting allows us to see that bright, rich colors were used to create the apsaras (pronounced ap-sa-ra), music-making celestial creatures who often accompany Buddhist deities. This fragment comes from one of the walls of the Maijishan (pronounced My-jee-shan) Caves where hundreds of religious paintings are found. Artists often depict apsaras with billowing drapery and scarves to indicate that they are in flight.
Six Dynasties period (c. 557-581) to Sui dynasty (589-618)
Height: 48 cm; width: 40 cm
Cave 78, Maijishan Caves, Gansu province
What does the apsara figures see from their celestial (heavenly) stance?
What is the first line of a song the apsara might be singing?
Slide 7: Gold Byzantine Coin
This gold coin pictures the Byzantine emperor Justinian I. In his hand is a globe topped with a cross, signifying that the whole world is subject to him. The other side of the coin shows an angel holding a cross. This coin was excavated from the tomb of Tian Hong (pronounced Tee-en Hung) who died in 575 CE. The discovery of foreign coinage in Chinese tombs demonstrates that they may have been collected as precious objects rather than for their use-for foreign currency would have no intrinsic monetary value outside of the countries of origin on the Silk Roads.
Byzantine, 6th century
Weight: 2.5 g; diameter 1.65 cm
Tomb of Tian Hong, Guyuan, Ningxia Autonomous Region
What are two items this coin was used to buy?
What was the job of the last owner of this coin?
Proceed to the last page for an extension exercies.
Extensions:
The students have given the objects an individual story or 'history' in their writing accounts. Have the students investigate the 'real history' by writing on one of the artifacts or about the time and place in which the object originated. Report findings to the class. Be certain to indicate connections to cultural, artistic, religious, and economic exchanges that these artifacts may represent.

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New USB 3.0 Mounting Option: Side-Flange Mount Cables
(Monday, March 19, 2012)
NORTH ANDOVER, MA - 03/19/12 - L-com, Inc., a designer and manufacturer of wired and wireless connectivity products, has released a series of USB 3.0 "UPM" style female bulkhead cables in multiple lengths. The new cable assemblies feature side-flanges for mounting the USB 3.0 Type A female, which is helpful where a small footprint is desired. The other ends of the cables are terminated with a USB Type A male connector.
L-com has long carried USB 2.0 "UPM" style cables and it recently announced USB 3.0 "ECF" style bulkhead cables in January. These latest products combine these features, offering the side-flange mounting option for the latest generation of USB connectivity.
"We fully support and provide solutions for the USB 3.0 standard," said Steve Smith, Product Manager. "We know that's what our customers want and we will continue to innovate for this exciting new technology."
Consumer products using the USB 3.0 standard began to appear around January, 2010. L-com has been selling cables to support the standard since as early as May, 2010, and has announced many new USB 3.0 cables and adapters since then. The new products are expected to be stocked in the USA starting in late April for same-day shipments.
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L-com, a global designer and manufacturer of wired and wireless connectivity products, offers a wide range of solutions and unmatched customer service for the electronics and data communications industries. The company's product portfolio includes cable assemblies, connectors, adapters, computer networking components, and custom products, as well as the Hyperlink line of wireless products. Trusted for more than 25 years, L-com, Inc. is headquartered in North Andover, Mass., and is ISO 9001: 2008-certified. For more information, please visit: http://www.L-com.com/


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Lockn' Festival 2018
Never miss a Sunday (or Thursday, Friday and Saturday) show.
This year's Lockn' Festival got off to a great start, with a clear weather forecast and a stellar line-up of top-tier musicians. Now in its sixth year, Lockn' has established itself as one of the premier destinations for fans of improvisational, collaborative music. What's both exciting, and occasionally frustrating at Lockn,' is that the music is unpredictable. Your favorite band on the main stage may be having an off night, but that after-midnight show by a band you've never heard of, is mind-blowing!
And then there's the sit-ins, which Lockn' specializes in. You know some collaborations are coming because they were announced ahead of time, like Margo Price with Widespread Panic, or Branford Marsalis with Dead & Company, but others are complete surprises that you never could have imagined. You can't believe the sit-in is happening, yet... it's happening now, right in front of you!
There's so much music at Lockn,' you can't see every act, although some try. I wasn't able to catch everything, but I'll share some special moments, which focus on the collaborations. On Friday, Umphrey's McGee took the stage, with special guest Jason Bonham, son of legendary Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham. After some Umphrey's originals, the expanded band hit the opening riff of Zeppelin's "Good Times Bad Times," and the crowd went wild.
A slew of Zeppelin classics followed, culminating with "Whole Lotta Love," which included Derek Trucks. This is the kind of curveball I was referring to earlier. Of all the potential collaborations that could happen, I would have never predicted that Derek Trucks would be on stage playing a Led Zeppelin song with Jason Bonham and Umphrey's McGee. There were no rumors this would happen. In fact, it was likely decided spontaneously, at the last minute. Trucks particularly shined during the psychedelic mid-section of the song, adding his unique slide accents.
Later on Friday, Margo Price sat in with Widespread Panic, and she was much more bluesy, and less Nashville, than I had seen her in the past. Joined by the Tedeschi-Trucks Band's brass section, they began the set with Aretha Franklin's "Rock Steady," in honor of the recently-departed Queen of Soul, and wrapped things up with a nice cover of "Piece of My Heart," written by Aretha's older sister, Erma Franklin, and later made famous by Janis Joplin.
The surprises continued on Saturday during the "Foundation of Funk" set, which celebrated 50 years of New Orleans funk pioneers, The Meters. Original members Zigaboo Modeliste (drums) and George Porter Jr. (bass) were joined by several Neville brothers, Cyril, Ivan and Ian, as well as Tony Hall. Towards the end of their set, the members of Dead & Company (sans Oteil and Chimenti) walked on stage, and joined in for "Hey Pocky Way," "Iko Iko," "Fire On The Bayou", and "Ain't No Use." Two of those songs, "Iko Iko" and "Hey Pocky Way," have a history of showing up in Grateful Dead live shows, so it was a natural fit.
Tedeschi Trucks Band hit the stage next with another powerful tribute to Aretha Franklin, as Susan Tedeschi sang Aretha's first big hit, "I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You)." Ivan Neville came back onstage for "Bound for Glory," and Tedechi-Trucks closed things out with an intense version of "The Storm" that led directly into the finale of the Allman Brothers' "Whipping Post." Susan sang it with just as much soul, passion and anguish as Gregg Allman ever has. The road goes on forever.
Compared to the fire of Tedeschi-Trucks just before them, Dead & Company initially sounded like they were sleep-walking. Much has been said about the fact that Mayer & Company plays the songs at a slower pace than they were originally recorded and played live by the Grateful Dead, and this was evident during both sets. There were good moments, particularly "Fire on the Mountain," with Oteil on lead vocal, but the band never truly came alive on Saturday.
A bit disappointed, I headed over to the late-night Relix stage to watch Lettuce (with Eric Krasno) do a tribute to the Jerry Garcia Band. The groove was very strong right out of the gate, and got even better when Oteil Burbridge was introduced, and the band eased into the ska classic "Stop That Train." Next, John Mayer came out for J.J. Cale's "After Midnight." Then Bob Weir joined in on the fun, for "Sugaree." All the sudden, the upbeat, high-energy Dead show that I wanted to see earlier was now happening on a much smaller stage, under an incredible full moon, lasting until 3:00 am. How sweet it is, indeed!
On Sunday, after 90's pop star Sheryl Crow finished her set, Tedeschi Trucks Band once again took the stage, and hit the ground running with another song made famous by the Allman Brothers, "Statesboro Blues." After a killer "Down in the Flood," sung by Mike Mattison, TTB welcomed saxophonist Branford Marsalis to the stage, where he eloquently traded verses with Kofi Burbridge, on flute, during "Mahjoun." Next, Eric Krasno came out for another Dylan cover, "Going Going Gone." Finally, Joe Cocker's "Space Captain" closed the set with a bang, including a great duel between Derek and trombonist Elizabeth Lea.
The finale of Lockn' was Dead & Company's performance with Branford Marsalis. Beginning with "Shakedown Street," D&C immediately gelled with Branford. At their core, the Grateful Dead were essentially improvisational jazz musicians. That's what made them different from their contemporaries, that they could stretch way out, and compose on the fly, much like Miles Davis and John Coltrane. And that's why Branford fits in so seamlessly. During "Bird Song' and "Eyes of the World," Branford, Mayer and Oteil conversed on a level that goes way beyond the constraints of rock, folk or blues. Mayer's playing was incredibly passionate during "Morning Dew," and the set included exuberant renditions of "Not Fade Away' and "U.S. Blues," all enhanced by Branford's sax. It was a beautiful ending to jam-packed festival.
Review by Alex Marsh
Photos by Jerry Friend and Willa Stein
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Saint Rose Supervisor Garners…
Saint Rose Supervisor Garners Patriot Award
October 4, 2016 · 2016
ALBANY (October 4, 2016) — Shawn Taylor, facilities operations supervisor at The College of Saint Rose, was honored with the Patriot Award this morning in a ceremony at the Saint Rose Veteran Center.
Brig. Gen. Raymond F. Shields Jr. surprises Facilities Operations Supervisor Shawn Taylor with a Patriot Award. Taylor had thought the award was for one of his employees.
The award was presented by Brigadier General Raymond F. Shields Jr., commander of the New York State Army National Guard. The Patriot Award is sponsored by Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve and reflects the efforts made to support citizen warriors through a wide range of measures including flexible schedules, time off prior to and after deployment, caring for families and granting leaves of absence if needed.
Taylor was nominated by Justin Hall, a materials and supply specialist in the Saint Rose Facilities Department and a sergeant in the New York State Army National Guard.
In his nomination letter, Sgt. Hall wrote, "Since I have been employed with the College of Saint Rose, Mr. Shawn Taylor has gone out of his way to accommodate my drill schedule and also goes out of his way to accommodate any changes that may occur no matter how short of notice. Shawn is a proud supporter of the U.S. military, and demonstrates that by his encouragement and the support he shows to me and my unit when I am called for duty. I have never received this much support or cooperation to both work a civilian job and serve my country. Mr. Shawn Taylor exemplifies what this award is for! Shawn is a true patriot, and is someone I look up to."
Shawn Taylor thanks Justin Hall for the surprise award.
"The folks who serve our country are the ones who deserve the accolades. I just try to honor Justin's service and do the next right thing by giving him the time he needs and making sure he has a supportive work environment," Taylor said. "It's easy to be nominated for an award when you have such a great staff and a great institution to work for. I'm very surprised and humbled by this award and grateful for the service Justin provides both to our country and to The College of Saint Rose."
"The New York State Army National Guard, like other Guard units across our country, relies on the service and sacrifice of Citizen Soldiers, and we recognize and appreciate the vital role that employers and families play in supporting our individual service members," Brig. Gen. Shields said. "Institutions like The College of Saint Rose and supervisors like Shawn Taylor make it possible for our men and women to serve our country while contributing to their communities, by creating an atmosphere that honors and affirms their service and makes clear that, no matter when or where their service takes them, there is a job waiting when they return."
"The College has a well-earned reputation for providing the academic and support resources necessary to help our veteran and active-duty military and reserve students succeed, and it is extremely gratifying to know that our efforts on behalf of staff members are being recognized as well," said Saint Rose President Dr. Carolyn J. Stefanco, who was joined at the ceremony by several members of her cabinet. "All of us at Saint Rose are proud of Shawn for the example he sets and the leadership he provides to his staff, as exemplified by this tremendous honor. It was an inspiring event, and we are thrilled to have been a part of it."
For six consecutive years, Saint Rose has been named a "Military Friendly® School" by Victory Media, publisher of the premier publications for military personnel transitioning to civilian life. The "2016 Military Friendly® Schools" honors the top 20 percent of colleges, universities and trade schools that are doing the most to embrace America's military service members and veterans as students. According to Victory Media, these schools embrace America's military service members, veterans and spouses as students to ensure their success in the classroom and after they graduate.
Top photo (L-R): Col. (Ret.) Martin Dinan, Director of Veteran Enrollment, The College of Saint Rose; Brig. Gen. Raymond F. Shields Jr., commander of the New York State Army National Guard; Shawn Taylor, facilities operations supervisor, The College of Saint Rose; Dr. Carolyn J. Stefanco, president, The College of Saint Rose; Darlene Stanton, program support specialist, Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve
Benjamin Marvin
518-454-5102 office	518-596-4348 mobile	marvinb@strose.edu


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L'empirisme és un corrent filosòfic sorgit a les Illes Britàniques al  que és tradicionalment considerat com a oposat al racionalisme.

S'inscriu dins de la filosofia moderna (segles -), que té com a principal problema l'estudi dels orígens i límits del coneixement (epistemologia). Segons els empiristes, aquest coneixement prové de l'experiència i està limitat per aquesta.

Alguns dels seus precedents més importants foren Aristòtil i Sant Tomàs d'Aquino, amb John Locke i David Hume com a principals representants de l'empirisme modern. Va ser especialment desenvolupat a les Illes Britàniques, on esdevingué la tradició dominant. Posteriorment va influir en el positivisme.

Etimologia
El mot (empirisme) prové del grec empíria o empeireia, que significa "experiència".

Tesis
El coneixement es basa en l'experiència, que s'obté de la percepció o les dades que els sentits poden extreure del món exterior al cos humà i que després la ment configura en forma d'idees. Tot allò que excedeixi als límits dels sentits no és cognoscible, incloent-hi les idees metafísiques com la de Déu. La percepció actua com a font i garantia de veritat, ja que allò veritable serà allò que concordi amb la informació que aporten els sentits (l'anomenat criteri de correspondència).

En conseqüència, els empiristes rebutgen el concepte d'idees innates (innatisme), perquè les idees són sempre secundàries o derivades de l'experiència i la racionalitat és solament el mecanisme per gestionar-les, ja que per ella mateixa no pot arribar al coneixement. Com que el món extern pot canviar a cada percepció, és necessari anar comprovant l'adequació de les afirmacions sobre la realitat amb les dades de l'experiència, fet que constitueix el fonament de la ciència.

Les ciències empíriques
El coneixement empíric és el coneixement basat en l'experiència i, en últim terme, en l'observació, car ens diu què és el que existeix i quines són les seves característiques, però no ens diu si aquesta cosa és necessàriament així i no d'una altra forma; tampoc ens dona una veritat universal.

El coneixement empíric té un caràcter:

 Particular: Quan no es pot garantir que la cosa coneguda es compleixi sempre i en tots els casos, com succeeix amb el coneixement: "A la tardor, els arbres perden les seves fulles".

 Contingent: L'objecte al qual li atribuïm una propietat o característica que es pot pensar que no la tingui: fins i tot si fins ara els arbres sempre han perdut les seves fulles a la tardor, es pot pensar que en un temps futur no les perdin.

L'empirisme considera que tot coneixement de la Naturalesa és a posteriori, no obstant això Kant va creure que una part d'aquest coneixement era a priori (universal i necessari), i això partint de la base que "tot coneixement comença amb l'experiència, però no per això tot ell procedeix de l'experiència".

Les ciències empíriques s'ocupen de la realitat, dels fets i esdeveniments que passen en el món, i de les seves relacions. Tenen contingut empíric, que sorgeix de l'observació i l'experiència. A més les seves afirmacions han de ser comprovades per recurs a l'experiència.
N'hi ha de tipus:

 Naturals: s'ocupen de la realitat natural, com la física, la química o la biologia.
 Socials o humanes: s'ocupen de la realitat social i humana: sociologia, economia, política, història, i psicologia.

Vegeu també
 David Hume
 George Berkeley
 John Locke
 Epistemologia
 Llei empírica
 Història del mètode científic

Enllaços externs
 Teoria de l'empirisme.
 L'Empirisme.

Epistemologia
Ciència
Filosofia de l'edat moderna

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Those who travel to Wessons from the Heathfield area be aware that the 40mph section of the B2203 has been changed to 30mph as it goes through Maynards Green.
There are now what I consider to be deliberate traps to catch the unwary. Going South out of Heathfield on the B2203 the speed limit changes up to 40mph for about a quarter of a mile until you enter the new 30mph zone just past the 'Runt-in-Tun' Pub --- right on a bend that will make a good site for the mobile camera van. Likewise, once through Maynards Green the speed restriction once again goes up to 40mph, by St Marys School for the quarter mile until you reach Horam. This is probably done to tempt people who been so used to the one speed limit for so many years.
By the way I approve of the 30mph change through Maynards Green and advise that there are further changes due to take place soon in other villages, for example Broad Oak will soon change plus a new pedestrian crossing and also Punnetts Town changes. Again these changes to 30mph are long overdue.
In addition to the mobile camera van there will be an active 'Community Speedwatch Group' :169B9ADF431545348BC monitoring the traffic in these areas so once again beware.
:stop: Got the old Jack Boots polished-up ready then Bob?
Thanks for the warning Bob, very good use of the region website.
A goodly haul this morning, 10 in excess of 50.


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Disappearing Beaches And Dead Fish – It's Fact Day.
April 7, 2015 April 5, 2015 fasab Factoids, Unusual	19th century Ireland, abstaining, Alexander Rukshin, almonds, animal rights group, antioxidant, ATBIP, Aviation Thermobaric Bomb of Increased Power, awards, bacteria, Baghdad, banned, beach, body, brain, British land agent, buying, Caribbean location, Caribbean Sea, Charles Cunningham Boycott, Chevrolet C/K, Chevrolet Silverado, coastal town, conger-cuddling, Constantinople, Cornwall, country, daily recommended value, dead eel, dealing, deaths, destroyed, disappeared, Disney, disrespectful to the dead fish, dog, dog's Victoria Cross, drink, dry roasted almonds, education, England, Entertainment, eyes, fact, factoid, factoids, facts, fasab facts, Father of All Bombs, first book bought on Amazon, Fluid Concepts and Creative Analogies Computer Models of the Fundamental Mechanisms of Thought, FOAB, freak tide, General Motors, German city, Hamburg, hazelnuts, heroic act, high tide, immune system, information, inner city, kill, leeward coast, local bureaucrats, local community, London, Lyme Regis, main island, married, Massive Ordnance Air Blast bomb, medieval period, Mickey & Minnie Mouse, MOAB, money, most powerful weapon, nicknamed, Nuts, official languages, optic nerve, organization, original state, ostracized, Paris, peanuts, person, pickup truck, Pirates of the Caribbean, police reports, political or social protest, Porthleven, property, re-deposited, reconstruct, rescuing people from the sea, residents, Russi Taylor, Russian-made, sand volume, sensitive, sharks, Silverados, snack, snakes, South Africa, St Vincent, Swansea Jack, synonymous, terrier dog, tradition, trivia, UK, using, vending machines, viruses, Vitamin E, Wales, Wallilabou Anchorage, Wallilabou Bay, Wayne Allwine, weapon, West Dorset
Two of the facts today do indeed relate to disappearing beaches and dead fish.
Rather surprisingly though, the two facts are not related.
Find out for yourself below.
And enjoy.
The optic nerve,
which connects the eyes to the brain,
is too sensitive to successfully reconstruct.
The most powerful conventional (non-nuclear) weapon
in the world is the
Aviation Thermobaric Bomb of Increased Power (ATBIP),
nicknamed "Father of All Bombs" or "FOAB',
a Russian-made air-delivered/land-activated
thermobaric weapon whose destructive power,
according to Russian deputy chief of the general staff
Alexander Rukshin was such that,
"all that is alive merely evaporates."
The bomb is reportedly four times as powerful as the
US military's Massive Ordnance Air Blast bomb or "MOAB"
mentioned in last week's fasab facts.
South Africa has eleven official languages,
the highest number of any country in the world.
Swansea Jack was a black retriever dog from Wales
with a big heart and lots of courage that became
famous in the 1930s for rescuing people from the sea.
He saved twenty-seven people and won many
awards for his heroic acts.
Swansea Jack is the only dog to have been
awarded two bronze medals
('the canine Victoria Cross')
by the National Canine Defence League
(now known as Dogs Trust).
Vitamin E acts as an antioxidant in the body
and supports the immune system in
fighting off bacteria and viruses.
Almonds, as well as other nuts like peanuts
and hazelnuts are high sources of vitamin E.
One ounce of dry roasted almonds
contains 6.8 mg of vitamin A,
which is 34% of the daily recommended value.
The first book bought on Amazon was called
'Fluid Concepts and Creative Analogies:
Computer Models of the Fundamental Mechanisms of Thought.'
Charles Cunningham Boycott was a British
land agent living in 19th century Ireland,
who was ostracized by his local community after
he refused his tenants´ demands for reduction in rates.
His name lives on and is synonymous with acts of
political or social protest by voluntarily abstaining from
using, buying, or dealing with a person, organization, or country.
At Porthleven in Cornwall (UK) the entire sand
volume mysteriously disappeared due to a freak tide,
but after a second high tide a few hours later,
the entire sand volume was re-deposited on the beach,
returning it to its original state.
A case of now you don't see it, now you do!
(David Copperfield was not around at the time.)
The Chevrolet Silverado is a mega-selling full-size
and heavy-duty pickup truck manufactured
by General Motors and introduced in 1999
as the successor to the long-running Chevrolet C/K line.
In 2014 Cheverolet sold 529,755 Silverados,
or almost 1 every minute.
During the medieval period, London and Paris
each had no more than forty thousand residents.
In contrast cities, such as Constantinople and Baghdad,
had about a million people each.
The voices of Mickey & Minnie Mouse,
Wayne Allwine & Russi Taylor,
married each other in real life, too.
Vending machines kill more people per year
than sharks and snakes combined.
According to the available police reports
the deaths usually happen when the vending machine
steals somebody's snack, drink, or money,
and they decide to hit it a bit too hard causing
the vending machine to fall on them.
In the German city of Hamburg in 1842,
about a quarter of the inner city was destroyed
and an estimated twenty thousand lost their property.
Surprisingly only fifty-one people lost their lives.
In Lyme Regis, a little coastal town
in West Dorset, England,
slapping people with a dead eel is prohibited.
There had been a tradition known as
"the conger-cuddling", in which people swung
dead eels at each other but in 2006,
the game was banned by local bureaucrats not
because it might have injured the people taking
part in this activity but because
– wait for it –
an animal rights group claimed
it was disrespectful to the dead fish.
Wallilabou Anchorage, situated at Wallilabou Bay
on the west or leeward coast of the main island
of St Vincent on the Caribbean Sea,
was the principal Caribbean location for
Disney's 2003 blockbuster 'Pirates of the Caribbean'.
It is still home to many of the props,
including replicas of cannons.
Many fans visit it annually.
Tin Foil, Mince Pies And Kilts? It's The Quiz!
September 29, 2014 September 24, 2014 fasab Questions, Tests	acronym, Alaskan diamond, albacore, Albatross, Alfred Hitchcock, AM, animals, attractive female, band, before noon, Bermuda, best director Oscars, black box, body, calculated, chemical symbol, color, coral, country, education, element, English farmer, enlarges, Entertainment, equal angles, fasab quiz, feldspar, flower, general knowledge, Geography, history, invented, island, John Lennon, kilt, kitchen, Lupine, main ingredient, man's body, math, maths, medicine, middle name, mince pie, mineral, movies, multiplying its mass by its velocity, music, Name, nation, ocular contusion, Pb, People, places, plane, property, questions, quiz, quizzes, Random, rock the baby, scalene triangle, science, seed-planting drill, test, tests, tin foil, Titanic, walk the dog
Welcome to another fasab quiz.
Last one for this month. And the usual random mixture to test your general knowledge.
Also as usual if you get stuck you can find the answers waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay down below, but please NO cheating!
Q. 1: What is kitchen tin foil made from?
Q. 2: With what would you 'rock the baby' or 'walk the dog'?
Q. 3: What is the main ingredient of a mince pie?
Q. 4: Where was the Titanic built?
Q. 5: How many best director Oscars did Alfred Hitchcock win?
Q. 6: What is feldspar?
a) a flower b) a type of coral c) a mineral
Q. 7: What mineral is an 'Alaskan diamond'?
Q. 8: Which country owns the island of Bermuda?
Q. 9: How many equal angles has a 'scalene triangle'?
Q. 10: What is an 'ocular contusion' more commonly known as?
Q. 11: What color is the black box on a plane?
Q. 12: What property of a body is calculated by multiplying its mass by its velocity?
Q. 13: What nation invented the kilt?
Q. 14: Meaning before noon, what does the acronym 'AM' stand for?
Q. 15: 'Pb' is the chemical symbol for which element?
Q. 16: What was John Lennon's middle name?
Q. 17: The term 'Lupine' relates to which animals?
Q. 18: What is the difference between an 'albatross' and an 'albacore'?
Q. 19: Which part of a man's body enlarges by up to 8 times when he sees an attractive female?
Q. 20: This one is the name of a band of the late 1960s and 1970s and of the English farmer who invented the seed-planting drill in 1701?
A. 1: Aluminium (US-English: Aluminum).
A. 2: A Yoyo.
A. 3: Fruit.
A. 4: Belfast, Ireland.
A. 5: Remarkably the correct answer is 'None'.
A. 6: The correct answers is c) a mineral.
A. 7: Quartz.
A. 8: Great Britain.
A. 9: None. A scalene triangle has 3 unequal sides and angles.
A. 10: A black eye.
A. 11: The 'Black' box is in fact 'Orange'.
A. 12: Momentum.
A. 13: No, not Scotland, the kilt was invented in Ireland.
A. 14: Ante meridian.
A. 15: Lead.
A. 16: Winston.
A. 17: Wolves.
A. 18: An albatross is a bird and an albacore is a fish.
A. 19: The pupil of his eye (Oh, come on, you should be so lucky!).
A. 20: Jethro Tull.
Did You Know? – Candle Clocks And Feral Cats Are Just Two Of Today's Fabulous Facts!
June 17, 2014 June 12, 2014 fasab Factoids, Unusual	700 boxes, accidentally been taped over, acre, alarm, Alaska, Apollo program, archers, atom bombs, book publishers, calculus, candle clocks, Chernobyl disaster, Chester A Arthur, China, clocks, confused senior citizens, David Bowie, derived, Disneyland, education, Elegant Arthur, Entertainment, entire cities, eradicate mice and rats, fact, factoid, factoids, facts, fake bus stops, female egg, feral cats, finest song, founded, general knowledge, Germany, hands in marriage, Harry Potter, Harvard University, Hiroshima, impeccable attire, information, largest cell in the human body, loophole, lost, magnetic data tapes, male sperm, Misc, Miscellaneous, moon landing, murder hole, Nagasaki, nail into the candl, nasa, nickname, no people living in them, nursing homes, original footage, Pakistan, plot to a two-hour sci-fi film, property, pyramids, radiation, Random, rejected, reminder, Russia, sail a boat, sales, shoot their arrows, shrewd move, slits in castle walls, smallest, Space Oddity, trees, trivia, tundra, US, wandering off
Another selection of random facts including candle clocks and feral cats, and what could be more random than that?
Russia sold Alaska to the US for 2 cents an acre
because they thought it was a useless tundra.
(Big mistake comrades!)
The Chernobyl disaster released
at least 100 times more radiation
than the atom bombs dropped
on Nagasaki and Hiroshima.
Up to 200 feral cats live in Disneyland
and are tolerated because they eradicate
mice and rats on the property.
The largest cell in the human body is the female egg,
and the smallest is the male sperm.
There are entire cities all over China
with no people living in them!
In Germany there are fake bus stops outside many nursing homes
to prevent confused senior citizens from wandering off.
Twelve book publishers rejected Harry Potter,
a very shrewd move on their part since
the sales of the series is now approaching half a billion!
Before clocks as we now know them,
there were candle clocks that burned a set amount of hours.
If you wanted an alarm or reminder,
you pushed a nail into the candle at the desired height/time length
and when it melted the nail would fall out and the
noise of it hitting the metal holder would alert you.
Loophole (or murder hole)
originally referred to the slits in castle walls
that archers would shoot their arrows through.
NASA has lost over 700 boxes of magnetic data tapes
recorded throughout the Apollo program
including original footage of the moon landing.
They 'think' some of them may have
'accidentally been taped over'.
A NASA tape – not one of the ones they lost – because they're lost!!!
Harvard University was founded
before calculus was derived.
Apparently it is possible
to sail a boat from Pakistan to Russia
if you sail in a completely straight line.
There are some trees alive today that
were alive before the pyramids were built.
Chester A. Arthur was known for his impeccable attire,
earning him the nickname "Elegant Arthur."
On his last day in office,
four women offered him their hands in marriage.
Regarded as his finest song,
David Bowie's 'Space Oddity' purports to tell in only five minutes
a story that can easily serve as the plot to a two-hour sci-fi film.
June 4, 2014 May 24, 2014 fasab comedy, Crime, Humour	911 calls, 911 dispatcher, accomplice, alert police dispatcher, amusing, April, April 1, April fool, April Fools, arrested, at the scene, booty, box, burglarizing, burglary and theft, burglary attempt, call, car-repair shop, Comedy, conversation, cops, criminal histories, cunning master criminal, dangers of getting caught, dispatcher, dumb-ass criminal, emergency-call feature, fools, Fools Day, funny, girlfriend, hang-up, Humor, Humour, idiots, incident, June, Justin G Evans, location of the caller, Maplewood, Maplewood Police Chief, Minnesota, Minnesota court records, Minnetonka, Miranda rights, morons, Paul Schnell, phone, place of business, police, Police Chief Schnell, Police dogs, police report, property, Savage, sidekick, story, stupid, stupid people, stupidity, television, third-degree felony burglary charges, Todd J Weiss, under the influence, Xanax
I know it's June but you will see later why the title says April. The fools bit is appropriate all year round for these guys as will also become clear.
Now for the story.
A cunning master criminal and his accomplice were caught after a burglary attempt at a place of business in Maplewood, Minnesota, thanks to an alert police dispatcher and a real dumb-ass criminal.
As a result Todd J. Weiss 32, from Minnetonka and his sidekick Justin G. Evans, 38, from Savage, were arrested at the scene. Both face third-degree felony burglary charges.
The incident took place around 4:45 a.m. April 1 (Fools Day appropriately enough, hence the title).
Maplewood Police Chief Paul Schnell said a 911 dispatcher first got a call and hang-up, then another call from the same number.
The second time, the call stayed open. The dispatcher overheard pieces of a conversation about where police were and the dangers of getting caught.
"If it goes off, they are right across the street," one of the men said, according to the charges.
Police Chief Schnell said it was "pretty clear based on some of that conversation that this was a burglary".
The phone had been in Weiss's pocket and whatever he was doing at the time, he had inadvertently pressed the phone's emergency-call feature, twice!!
As with all 911 calls, the dispatcher could see the location of the caller, in this case a car-repair shop at White Bear Avenue and County Road D.
Officers arrived to see the two men leaving the building wearing dark clothing, the charges said. One was carrying a television, the other a box.
Upon seeing the officers, the men dropped their booty and ran for it. Officers ordered them to stop, then sent police dogs to nab them.
Weiss refused to speak to police after he was read his Miranda rights. Evans said he had taken more than a dozen Xanax and the police report confirmed that he "appeared to be under the influence of the substance".
He denied being inside the business, saying he was outside behind nearby apartments having relations with his girlfriend.
Both men's criminal histories include burglary and theft, according to Minnesota court records.
Police Chief Schnell rightly praised the 911 operator, but it has to be said that morons like these who phone 911 while burglarizing a property make it a bit too easy for the cops to catch them.
Todd Joseph Weiss
It Never Rains But It Pours – Chicken Maryland Anyone?
April 28, 2013 April 28, 2013 fasab Business, Current Events, Factoids, Legal, Politics, Rants	$3.1 billion annually, air, America, Anne Arundel County, bankrupt governments, benefit of the people, brain, bureaucratic nightmare, bureaucrats, business in america, businesses, competitive, Current Events, democratic, desperate trouble, desperate trouble economically, dumb, easier to do business, economic woes, education, elect, entrepreneurs, events, fact, fancy name, fools, free, government, help, idiot, idiots, Impervious Surfaces tax, imports, income, internet, irresponsible people, irresponsible politicians, Laura Neuman, local, local government, mantra, Martin O'Malley, Maryland, Maryland Governor, Misc, Miscellaneous, morons, Musings, national, new wealth, normal times, old laws, Opinion, pick pocket, politicians, politics, poorer, productive, property, prosperous, protect, public outcry, rainwater, Random, rant, Rants, Republicans, residents, socialist bureaucratic nightmare, statute books, stimulate economic growth, storm water management fee, stupid, stupid laws, stupid people, stupid politicians, stupid rules, stupidity, sunshine, tax, tax proposal, tax rain, tax the internet, theft, uninformed, US, US bureaucrats, vetoed, vote, western world
I did a short series a few months back about some of the stupid laws stupid politicians had made. They were quite funny and most of them dated back many years, they just hadn't been taken off the statute books.
That excused the old laws, maybe.
But they are still at it even today!
I know that you shouldn't expect too much when a group of uninformed and irresponsible people go out and vote to elect a smaller group of uninformed and irresponsible politicians, while most people stay at home. But we call that democracy these days. And in what passes for normal times you can get away with it.
But these are not normal times we are living in. America, and most of the western world, is in desperate trouble economically. We need help from our politicians.
Help to stimulate economic growth; help to make it easier to do business in and from the US; help to protect us from cheap inferior crap being imported that has destroyed local jobs and industries; help for entrepreneurs to establish new wealth generating businesses; and help from the socialist bureaucratic nightmare that is completely out of hand.
As regard the stupid laws, these days most of them center around ways that bankrupt governments, whether national or local, can think up to extract more and more from the people who elected them.
Currently US bureaucrats are frantically trying to think up another way to tax the internet. Previous attempts failed because of public outcry, but sooner or later they will do it and who will it help? Everybody who isn't in business in America and the EU probably, because it won't apply anywhere else!
The mantra of these idiot bureaucrats is to make America more productive and prosperous by making America less competitive and poorer. It sits nicely with their other mantra of solving economic woes by extracting more and more tax from less and less income. Neither works and never will.
What prompted this rant?
Well only the unbelievable fact that the idiot politicians in Maryland have decided to tax rain.
What????
Tax what????
Yes, you read it right, the idiot politicians in Maryland have decided to tax rain.
They call it by a fancy name, of course, the "Impervious Surfaces tax", or "storm water management fee", but what it in effect does is to charge Maryland residents for rainwater that falls on their property.
Naturally, the bureaucrats are dressing up this latest money grab with the lie that it is for the benefit of the people. It's bit like a pick pocket excusing his theft by saying he was relieving you of the burden of carrying your wallet around in your coat pocket. And it makes just as much sense!
Thankfully, however, there seems to be a few with a working brain left in local government. Anne Arundel County Executive Laura Neuman, for example, vetoed the tax proposal which unfortunately won't kill it, but will give a little bit of breathing space.
But if the residents of Maryland are "chicken" enough to fall in line with this new tax – and so far it seems most of them have been dumb enough not to even notice it at all – then it won't be the end of it.
Democratic Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley, who guided the passage of the storm water tax earlier this month, despite efforts from Republicans to dismantle the bill, has already been responsible for implementing 37 other taxes and fees since taking office — at a cost to residents estimated at somewhere in the region of $3.1 billion annually.
Does anyone really think an idiot like this is going to let the people have air and sunshine for free???
Day Two 2013, Are You Scared Yet?
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If you aren't scared yet the chances are you are not afflicted with anything on the following list of phobias or irrational fears that seem to grip some unfortunate people. For them 2013 will be as frightening as 2012. Imagine, for example, spending the whole year with proctophobia – what a bummer!
In today's list are the 'O's and the 'P's.
Obesophobia……….fear of gaining weight. (Pocrescophobia)
Ochlophobia……….fear of crowds or mobs.
Ochophobia……….fear of vehicles.
Octophobia ……….fear of the figure 8.
Odontophobia……….fear of teeth or dental surgery.
Odynophobia or Odynephobia……….fear of pain. (Algophobia)
Oenophobia……….fear of wines.
Oikophobia……….fear of home surroundings, house. (Domatophobia, Eicophobia)
Olfactophobia……….fear of smells.
Ombrophobia……….fear of rain or of being rained on.
Ommetaphobia or Ommatophobia……….fear of eyes.
Omphalophobia……….fear of belly buttons.
Oneirophobia……….fear of dreams.
Oneirogmophobia……….fear of wet dreams.
Onomatophobia……….fear of hearing a certain word or of names.
Ophidiophobia……….fear of snakes. (Snakephobia)
Ophthalmophobia……….fear of being stared at.
Opiophobia……….fear medical doctors experience of prescribing needed pain medications for patients.
Optophobia……….fear of opening one's eyes.
Ornithophobia……….fear of birds.
Orthophobia……….fear of property.
Osmophobia or Osphresiophobia……….fear of smells or odors.
Ostraconophobia……….fear of shellfish.
Ouranophobia or Uranophobia……….fear of heaven.
Pagophobia……….fear of ice or frost.
Panthophobia……….fear of suffering and disease.
Panophobia or Pantophobia……….fear of everything.
Papaphobia……….fear of the Pope.
Papyrophobia……….fear of paper.
Paralipophobia……….fear of neglecting duty or responsibility.
Paraphobia……….fear of sexual perversion.
Parasitophobia……….fear of parasites.
Paraskavedekatriaphobia……….fear of Friday the 13th.
Parthenophobia……….fear of virgins or young girls.
Pathophobia……….fear of disease.
Patroiophobia……….fear of heredity.
Parturiphobia……….fear of childbirth.
Peccatophobia……….fear of sinning or imaginary crimes.
Pediculophobia……….fear of lice.
Pediophobia……….fear of dolls.
Pedophobia……….fear of children.
Peladophobia……….fear of bald people.
Pellagrophobia……….fear of pellagra.
Peniaphobia……….fear of poverty.
Pentheraphobia……….fear of mother-in-law. (Novercaphobia)
Phagophobia……….fear of swallowing or of eating or of being eaten.
Phalacrophobia……….fear of becoming bald.
Phallophobia……….fear of a penis, especially erect.
Pharmacophobia……….fear of taking medicine.
Phasmophobia……….fear of ghosts.
Phengophobia……….fear of daylight or sunshine.
Philemaphobia or Philematophobia……….fear of kissing.
Philophobia……….fear of falling in love or being in love.
Philosophobia……….fear of philosophy.
Phobophobia……….fear of phobias.
Photoaugliaphobia……….fear of glaring lights.
Photophobia……….fear of light.
Phonophobia……….fear of noises or voices or one's own voice; of telephones.
Phronemophobia……….fear of thinking.
Phthiriophobia……….fear of lice. (Pediculophobia)
Phthisiophobia……….fear of tuberculosis.
Placophobia……….fear of tombstones.
Plutophobia……….fear of wealth.
Pluviophobia……….fear of rain or of being rained on.
Pneumatiphobia……….fear of spirits.
Pnigophobia or Pnigerophobia……….fear of choking of being smothered.
Pocrescophobia……….fear of gaining weight. (Obesophobia)
Podophobia……….fear of feet.
Pogonophobia……….fear of beards.
Poliosophobia……….fear of contracting poliomyelitis.
Politicophobia……….fear or abnormal dislike of politicians.
Polyphobia……….fear of many things.
Poinephobia……….fear of punishment.
Ponophobia……….fear of overworking or of pain.
Porphyrophobia……….fear of the color purple.
Potamophobia……….fear of rivers or running water.
Potophobia……….fear of alcohol.
Pharmacophobia……….fear of drugs.
Proctophobia……….fear of rectums.
Prosophobia……….fear of progress.
P-P-P-P-P-Psellismophobia……….fear of stuttering.
Psychophobia……….fear of mind.
Psychrophobia……….fear of cold.
Pteridophobia……….morbid fear of fearns.
Pteromerhanophobia……….fear of flying.
Pteronophobia……….fear of being tickled by feathers.
Pupaphobia ……….fear of puppets.
Pyrexiophobia……….fear of fever.
Pyrophobia……….fear of fire.
How are you after all that? Are you developing symptoms or are you feeling good?
Witty One-liner Wednesday – Some Sayings Of The Late George Carlin, part 3
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Today I have great pleasure in presenting the third, but unfortunately, final part of this short series of Witty One-liners from the late and great George Carlin.
Where have all the clever comedians gone, I wonder?
Cloud nine gets all the publicity, but cloud eight actually is cheaper, less crowded, and has a better view.
Have you ever noticed that the lawyer always smiles more than the client?
I'm always relieved when someone is delivering a eulogy and I realize I'm listening to it.
If all our national holidays were observed on Wednesdays, we could wind up with nine-day weekends.
"Meow" means "woof" in cat.
Most people with low self-esteem have earned it.
Most people work just hard enough not to get fired and get paid just enough money not to quit.
"No comment" is a comment.
If a man smiles all the time, he's probably selling something that doesn't work.
So far, this is the oldest I've been.
When you think about it, attention-deficit order makes a lot of sense. In this country there isn't a lot worth paying attention to.
I think I am, therefore, I am. I think.
If the cops didn't see it, I didn't do it!
Capitalism tries for a delicate balance: It attempts to work things out so that everyone gets just enough stuff to keep them from getting violent and trying to take other people's stuff.
I don't have a fear of heights. I do, however, have a fear of falling from heights.
It isn't fair: the caterpillar does all the work, and the butterfly gets all the glory.
Frisbeetarianism is the belief that when you die, your soul goes up on the roof and gets stuck.
"I am" is reportedly the shortest sentence in the English language. Could it be that "I do" is the longest sentence?
I think it would be interesting if old people got anti-Alzheimer's disease where they slowly began to recover other people's lost memories.


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Prozessorientierter Fremdsprachenunterricht fördert
Prozesse und Strategien der Wahrnehmung und der Interpretation von Informationen, denen die Lernenden im Unterricht begegnen,
Prozesse und Strategien ihres kommunikativen Sprachgebrauchs sowie
Strategien, mit denen sie ihr Lernen kontrollieren.
So verstehen Multhaup/Wolff unter "Prozessorientierung" in der Fremdsprachendidaktik "vor allem eine stärkere Fokussierung auf den Fremdsprachenlerner, seine Sprachverarbeitungs-, seine Sprachproduktions- und seine Sprachlernprozesse". Insgesamt sollen die Schülerinnen und Schüler dazu geführt werden, "Verantwortung für ihren Spracherwerb zu übernehmen und über die Sprache und ihren Sprachlernprozess zu reflektieren."

Handlungsorientierung und Prozessorientierung
Während die Handlungsorientierung die konstruktivistischen Erkenntnis- bzw. Lernmodelle im Hinblick auf das eigenaktive, engagierte Sprachhandeln der Schüler konkretisiert, leistet dies die Prozessorientierung im Hinblick auf ihre mentalen Verarbeitungs- und Lernaktivitäten: einerseits unbewusste Prozesse, andererseits trainierbare, teils automatisierte, teils planvoll einsetzbare Strategien.

Die Leistung der Prozessorientierung im Fremdsprachenunterricht

Empirische Forschungen belegen, dass erfolgreiches Fremdsprachenlernen nicht zuletzt darauf beruht, dass die Lernenden zumindest teilweise spezifische Strategien wie die von Multhaup/Wolff genannten entwickeln und gezielt einsetzen können.  Training und bewusster Einsatz bestimmter, zum jeweiligen Lerntyp und der jeweiligen Aufgabe passender Lernstrategien sind darüber hinaus zentrale Bestandteile des autonomen Lernens: "Lerner werden dadurch selbständiger, d. h. autonomer, dass sie ihre Fähigkeit (weiter)entwickeln, die eigenen Lernwege zu erkennen, zu bewerten und effektiver zu gestalten."

Typen von Lernstrategien und Beispiele

Rebecca Oxford definiert Lernstrategien auf der kognitiven Ebene als "operations employed by the learner to aid the acquisition, storage, retrieval, and use of information", auf der emotionalen als "specific actions taken by the learner to make learning easier, faster, more enjoyable, more self-directed, more effective, and more transferable to new situations." Dabei unterscheidet sie zwischen "direkten Strategien" bei der Sprachverarbeitung und "indirekten Strategien" bei der Organisation des Lernumfeldes:

Direkte Strategien
 Mnemotechnische Strategien für die Speicherung von Information und die Abrufung von Wissen: z. B. sprachliche Verknüpfungen bzw. Bild- oder Musikassoziationen herstellen, Wörter/Sätze in Bewegung umsetzen
 Kognitive Strategien beim Verstehen und Produzieren von Sprache: z. B. die Bedeutung von Wörtern aus dem Kontext erschließen, Teilaspekte mit der Muttersprache vergleichen, übersetzen, paraphrasieren, Schlüsselwörter suchen, unterstreichen, Notizen machen, auf Nachschlagewerke zurückgreifen
 Kompensationsstrategien zum Aufrechterhalten von Kommunikation trotz gewisser Wissenslücken: z. B. aus dem situativen oder sprachlichen Kontext heraus Ratestrategien entwickeln, auf spezifische Signale, Mimik, Gestik usw. achten, nachfragen, um Korrektur oder Erklärung bitten, selbst Mimik und Gestik bewusst einsetzen, die eigene Sprachproduktion zugunsten einer längeren Hörphase zurückstellen, in die Muttersprache wechseln, beabsichtigte Äußerung vereinfachen/umformulieren.

Indirekte Strategien
 Metakognitive Strategien bei der bewussten Steuerung des eigenen Lernprozesses: z. B. typische Fehlerbereiche und Fehlerquellen feststellen, eigene Lernergebnisse selbst evaluieren, aufgabenorientierte Lernstrategien und Lerntechniken entwickeln und reflektieren
 Affektive Strategien beim Umgehen mit Angst, Hemmungen usw.: z. B. das Lernen mit Entspannungsübungen, Musik, Bewegung, Reim verknüpfen, das Selbstwertgefühl stärken und kalkulierte Risiken eingehen, ein Lerntagebuch führen
 Soziale Strategien bei der Kooperation mit anderen: z. B. mit anderen zusammenarbeiten, Empathie entwickeln, Konfliktsituationen proaktiv angehen

Siehe auch
 Prozessorientierung (Didaktik)

Einzelnachweise

Literatur

 Wilfried Gienow und Karlheinz Hellwig: "Prozeßorientierung – ein integratives fremdsprachendidaktisches Konzept." In: Der Fremdsprachliche Unterricht Englisch. Band 30, 1996, S. 4–12.
 Uwe Multhaup und Dieter Wolff (Hrsg.): Prozeßorientierung in der Fremdsprachendidaktik. Diesterweg, Frankfurt am Main 1992.

Fremdsprachenunterricht


For those of you who haven't tried it yet, I highly recommend customizing and creating Data View Web Parts with Frontpage 2003. There's an entire whitepaper on the topic at http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/odc_fp2003_ta/html/odc_fpbldgxmlwebs.asp. You can create web parts without writing a line of code and connect to XML data sources like web services, RSS feeds, et cetera.
For those of you skeptical of Frontpage, I reassure you that Frontpage 2003 is miles ahead of Frontpage 97. It's especially powerful when it comes to customizing SharePoint sites. It is the only technology that enables you to create XSLT visually.
Cheers for this Arpan – I was looking for this in MSDN Library, but was looking in the SharePoint section, not the Frontpage section.
You've been Taken Out. Thanks for the post.
Frontpage data views are great. Also because now it is easy to create a view on a list from another site. The only problem I have with data views is that as soon as you convert a list view to data view using the convert to XSLT option (done through an XSLT transformation on the CAML code defining the view) it becomes difficult to package and deploy the web part. The GUID of the list is in the data query definition and is not parameterizable (is this an English word?).
Does anyone have a good solution on this deployment issue?
Any idea why I lost my "Revert to Sharepoint List" option when right-clicking an XSLT data view part?


Parenting is defined as the act of rearing, or raising, a child or children from birth until adulthood. Sounds easy enough, right? Of course, nothing is ever as easy as it sounds. Parenting is much more than raising a child from birth to adulthood. If you look at birth as one slice of bread and adulthood as the other slice, you can see there's a lot of stuff missing from the middle. That is where the parenting comes in.
First, to answer the other questions listed above. Anyone can be a parent as long as they are willing to do what it takes. There is no special training required to be a parent, however taking a parenting class or reading on ways to be a good parent are always useful. And finally, no you do not have to be married to be a parent. Being a single parent is perfectly acceptable and is perfectly healthy for the parent child relationship.
Now, to the stuff that goes between the slice of bread that is birth and the slice of bread that is adulthood. Parenting involves all the stuff that goes in the middle of these slices of life. Parenting is what a person does to insure their child grows up to be a strong, respectful, and successful adult. There are two sides to parenting; the nice side and the not so nice side.
The nice side of parenting is the role of being the playmate, teacher, friend, nurturer, and caregiver. This is the side that allows you the freedom to explore life with your child, or children, in ways that are healthy and promote learning. This is the side your child sees when they are behaving in the way they should.
The not so nice side of parenting is the role of being the enforcer of rules, the punisher, and the boundary maker. This side is not always easy, but is quite necessary. Children need rules to live and act by. Without rules, they are not able to learn the skills needed to be independent and mature adults. When a child breaks a rule, the parent must become the punisher. This is when the parent uses natural consequences to teach their child that for every action, there is a reaction. Using timeout and restriction of privileges are usually the actions that the punisher uses. As a boundary maker, the parent sets up guidelines and structure for the child to follow. Because society itself is built on rules and structure, what better parenting time to teach these ideas then during the time between birth and adulthood.
Simply put, parenting is like building the ultimate sandwich. You have your first slice of bread which is when your child is born. You have the fillers of the sandwich or the parenting experiences that occur from the time the child is born until adulthood. Finally you have your second slice of bread which signifies your child becoming an adult. Your parenting is not necessarily complete because once you are a parent you are always a parent. This is what parenting is.


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import {
  Component, OnInit, OnChanges, AfterViewInit, ChangeDetectorRef, Input, ViewChild, ElementRef, SimpleChanges,
  ChangeDetectionStrategy, Output, EventEmitter, ViewChildren, QueryList, OnDestroy
} from '@angular/core';
import { ScheduleDataSource } from '../../types/datasource.type';
import { GenerateEventsService } from '../../services/generate-events.service';
import { SlotSettingsType } from '../../types/slot-settings.type';
import { WorkScaleType } from '../../types/work-scale.type';
import { EventService } from '../../services/event.service';
import { WorkScaleService } from '../../services/work-scale.service';
import { Subscription } from 'rxjs';
import { ScheduleI18n } from '../../i18n/schedule-i18n';
import { HolidaysType } from '../../types/holidays.type';

@Component({
  selector: 'tl-view-day',
  templateUrl: './view-day.component.html',
  styleUrls: ['./view-day.component.scss'],
  changeDetection: ChangeDetectionStrategy.OnPush,

})
export class ViewDayComponent implements OnInit, AfterViewInit, OnChanges, OnDestroy {

  @Input() currentDate = new Date();

  @Input() statusConfig: {StatusType};

  @Input() typesConfig: any;

  @Input() showNowIndicator = false;

  @Input() slotSettings: SlotSettingsType;

  @Input() workScale: WorkScaleType | WorkScaleType[];

  @Input() slatNumberRowsAsArray: Array<Number>;

  @Input() texts = ScheduleI18n;

  @Input('events') events: ScheduleDataSource[];

  @ViewChildren('scheduleSlats') scheduleSlats: QueryList<any>;

  @Output() onRowDbClick = new EventEmitter();

  @Output() onEventDbClick = new EventEmitter();

  @Output() onEventClick = new EventEmitter();

  @Output() onEventMouseover = new EventEmitter();

  @Output() onEventMouseout = new EventEmitter();

  @Output() onEventContextmenu = new EventEmitter();

  public nowIndicatorPositionTop: number;

  public timesCollection: Array<Array<Date>>;

  public currentTime = new Date();

  public eventsWithPositions = [];

  private subscriptions = new Subscription();

  constructor(
    private changeDetectionRef: ChangeDetectorRef,
    private generateEvents: GenerateEventsService,
    private eventService: EventService,
    private workScaleService: WorkScaleService) {

    this.subscriptions.add(this.workScaleService.updateScale.subscribe(( timesCollection) => {
      this.timesCollection = timesCollection;
      this.changeDetectionRef.detectChanges();
    }));

    this.subscriptions.add(this.eventService.updateEvents.subscribe(( event ) => {
      this.generateEventsPositions( event );
      this.inicializeNowIndicator( );
      this.changeDetectionRef.detectChanges();
    }));
  }

  ngOnInit() {}

  ngAfterViewInit() {}

  ngOnChanges( changes: SimpleChanges ) {

    if ( changes['currentDate'] !== undefined ) {
      this.workScaleService.currentDate = changes[ 'currentDate' ].currentValue;
      this.eventService.getEventsOfDay();
    }

    if ( changes['workScale'] !== undefined ) {
      this.workScaleService.reload( changes[ 'workScale' ].currentValue );
    }

    if ( changes['events'] !== undefined  ) {
        this.eventService.loadEvents( changes[ 'events' ].currentValue );
        this.eventService.getEventsOfDay();
    }

    this.changeDetectionRef.detectChanges();
  }

  rowDbClick( time, index, periodIndex) {
    const workScaleInterval = this.workScaleService.workScale[periodIndex].interval;
    const minutesToStart = index > 0 ? ( workScaleInterval / this.slotSettings.slotCount ) * ( index ) : 0;
    const minutesToEnd = ( workScaleInterval / this.slotSettings.slotCount ) * ( index + 1 );

    this.onRowDbClick.emit({
      start: new Date(time).setMinutes( new Date(time).getMinutes( ) + minutesToStart ),
      end: new Date(time).setMinutes( new Date(time).getMinutes( ) + minutesToEnd ),
    });
  }

  private inicializeNowIndicator() {
    // this.nowIndicatorPositionTop = this.showNowIndicator ? this.generateEvents.convertMillisecondsToPixel() : -1000;
    this.changeDetectionRef.detectChanges();
  }

  private generateEventsPositions( events ) {
    if ( events !== undefined ) {
      this.generateEvents.initializeArray( this.workScaleService.workScaleInMileseconds, this.scheduleSlats );
      this.eventsWithPositions = this.generateEvents.with( events );
    }
  }

  ngOnDestroy() {
    this.subscriptions.unsubscribe();
  }

}

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