When I first gave up shampoo, three and a half years ago, I had no idea there were so many natural alternatives. In fact, it took me months of gross locks to figure some of these out. Even after having written a book about giving up shampoo, every so often I am still presented with new options.
One ingredient having a big moment on the Shampoo-Free scene (it's true, there's a scene, it's full of glam women shaking their gorgeous tresses!) is rye flour. It's strutting about, twerking its organic self all over the red carpet.
Yeah! Flour! Is this for real?
Despite raving reports I couldn't help but feel a little dubious. Flour is for baking, right? Or, at a push, making glue or old-school wallpaper paste or gnarly clay. All things that you would never, ever take into the shower with you.
The Internet tells me that it is the mixture of the naturally occurring saponins within rye, combined with its slight abrasiveness that turns it into a goo shampoo alternative.
As well as this, there does seem to be lots of other great properties in rye flour. Pantothenic acid occurs in it naturally–an ingredient often added to enhance skin and hair cosmetics and it boasts almost every well-known skin and hair vitamin going. It's also the perfect pH level for our scalp. But can it clean? I'm not sure I believe it.
I start by sifting 2 tablespoons of dry organic eye flour through my tea strainer. This will get the worst of the flakes out. Then I mix it with enough water to make a paste. I jump in the shower, wet my hair and then massage the paste into my scalp. See my Before and Afters in video form right here.
I expected it to feel so, so wrong. Like working dough through my locks. Although it smells like dough it doesn't actually feel that way. In fact, it feels good. More like traditional shampoo than any of the alternatives I have used in the past.
I can feel it getting soapy in my hair, and there are even bubbles as I wash it out.
Once I've washed it out I do get that silky feeling that is instant proof my hair is clean. However, when my hair is dry there are still a few flakes left in leading to another workout brushing them all out. I have been warned that rye flour shampoo can result in a bit of a flake-fest, but this isn't the case. The tea strainer does seem to have done most of the work.
I had gone 10 days without washing my hair at all, so my hair was ready for a good old clean. It wasn't as greasy as I'd have liked it to be for the experiment, however. My "No Poo" routine of brushing regularly with my boar bristle brush means my hair just doesn't get scalp-clingingly greaseball these days.
I'm actually a bit fond of my sebum loaded, naturally voluminous, slightly grungy "before" hair.
In a way, perhaps rye flour got let off lightly with this challenge.
I do recognize though that my hair isn't the light and fluffy style of hair we value in society these days. I was aiming for the kind of bouncy haired bonce you spot on shampoo billboards.
Did rye flour achieve this? Absolutely. My "after" hair is soft, shiny, and squeaky clean.
I currently rely on bicarbonate of soda, eggs, soapnuts and coconut oil for my hair care routine. But now I have a new one to add to my growing list of kitchen ingredients on my bathroom shelf! Rye flour is the rising star of the shampoo-free movement, an accolade duly deserved.


Ferrari's current lineage of special-series mid-engined V8s began in the early 1990s. Starting in 1992, Ferrari made just over 100 examples of the 348 Speciale, which had more power, shorter gearing, a wider rear track and stickier tyres.
In 1999, Ferrari produced the limited-run F355 Fiorano and followed it in 2003 with the 360 Challenge Stradale. The 430 Scuderia was the Speciale's immediate forebear, unveiled in 2007 and made into a drop-top Spider 16M the year after.
In simplistic terms, the road to the Speciale can be summed up in four words: more power, less weight.
There are other, more detailed changes, too, obviously, but those are the cornerstones around which everything else is shaped.
Power first, then. The normally aspirated, flat-plane crank V8 retains its 4497cc swept capacity but receives new cam geometry with higher valve lift, shorter inlet manifolds and different pistons providing a higher compression ratio.
Internal friction has been reduced, too, through the use of uprated materials and the upshot is 597bhp (up from 562bhp) generated at the engine's 9000rpm limit. Torque is the same, at 398lb ft, still delivered at 6000rpm.
The engine is mated to a seven-speed, dual-clutch gearbox whose upshifts, we were told at the launch of such gearboxes, are all but instant. That's still true, but Ferrari has improved the response time to a pull on the lever and made the engine rev-match more quickly on downshifts to reduce the time that those take.
The engine's changes shave 8kg from the car's overall weight – the exhaust is all aluminium and the intake is carbonfibre. Those 8kg form part of a claimed 90kg total saving that was replicated to the kilo on our scales: at 1395kg now, versus 1485kg for a 458 Italia when we tested it four years ago.
Of this 90kg, 12kg is contributed by lighter, forged wheels, 13kg comes from bodywork and window changes (lighter glass all round and Lexan for the engine cover), and 20kg comes from the cabin, which we'll come to in a moment.
There are two flaps on the Speciale's front valance, one either side of the prancing horse badge in its centre. Below 106mph these flaps remain closed, which diverts air towards the radiators. Above that speed, the radiators get quite enough cool air, thanks very much, so the flaps open, which reduces drag.
Then, above 137mph, they move again, lowering to shift downforce to the rear of the car, in turn adjusting the balance 20 per cent rearward in order to promote high-speed cornering stability.
At the rear, meanwhile, there is a new diffuser (the exhausts have been rerouted to make the most of its central section). Movable flaps in the diffuser adjust, but this time they are dependent not only on speed but also on steering angle and throttle or brake position.
When lowered, the flaps stall the path of air into the diffuser and improve the Cd by 0.03. When raised, the diffuser adds downforce as it should.
Bodywork changes, though, also bring some aerodynamic improvements, you'll not be surprised to hear, with lessons applied from the LaFerrari and FXX programmes. In the front valance and under the rear diffuser, there are flaps that open at speed to reduce drag and improve downforce.
Finally, there are new Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tyres in a unique compound – rather a sticky one, we suspect – plus new calibration for the adaptive dampers. The carbon-ceramic brake discs also use a new compound.


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Michigan Looks to Raze Derelict Homes in Detroit
By Chris Bentley • July 19, 2012 • Midwest
Demolition happening today in Detroit. (Courtesy Curbed Detroit)
Detroit Mayor David Bing is making good on his pledge to demolish 10,000 derelict buildings in the city by the end of his first term in 2013—his administration has already taken down 4,500 abandoned structures, with another 1,500 demolitions planned by the end of September. (Five more came down this morning, and Curbed Detroit was on the scene to document the demolition.) Now the governor of Michigan, Rick Snyder, is expected to announce state support to help raze more buildings in the name of public safety.
With an initial focus on Detroit's east, southwest, and northwest sides, the governor's administration is currently identifying neighborhoods for a pilot program. The Michigan Land Bank, Detroit Public Schools, and the Michigan State Housing Development Authority are among the many agencies and private sector actors involved in the effort to reclaim Detroit's wealth of abandoned and unused land.
Neighborhood stabilization and economic development have been at the core of many of Bing's proposals as mayor. But with Wayne County facing a $155 million budget deficit, efforts to transform Detroit's well-documented decline will have to do more with less.
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Bible > Sermons > Leviticus 2:11-13
Notable Things
J.A. Macdonald
Leviticus 2:11-13
No meat offering, which you shall bring to the LORD, shall be made with leaven: for you shall burn no leaven, nor any honey…
After describing the minchah under sundry forms, and before proceeding to the meat offering of the firstfruits, certain notable things are mentioned which the minchah has in common with sacrifices in general. These now claim attention, viz. -
I. THE PROHIBITION OF LEAVEN (verse. 11). The reasons of this appear to be:
1. Because of its fermenting properties.
(1) These, which, under the action of heat, throw the lump into commotion, represent the evil passions of the heart (see 1 Corinthians 5:6-8). But since the meat offering is taken as a type of Christ, it was most fitting that everything suggestive of these should be excluded. In him was no ferment of anger or discontent when he was subjected to the fiercest fires of the wrath of God (Isaiah 53:7). What an example has he left to us!
(2) By its fermenting properties, leaven tended to reduce substances to corruption. But since our "Bread of Life," our "Firstfruit" of the resurrection, could not "see corruption," because he was the "Holy One," it was most proper that leaven should be absent from his type (Psalm 16:10; Acts 2:31).
2. That the Hebrews might be reminded of their deliverance from Egypt.
(1) For they were, at the time of the Exodus, so hurried that they had to take their dough as it was without being leavened (Exodus 12:39). It was most salutary to keep alive the remembrance of such mercies as they then experienced, and of the stupendous works with which they were associated.
(2) But since those things were all typical of gospel blessings, so must it be most edifying to us to remember the spiritual bondage and darkness from which we have been emancipated by the hand of that great Prophet "like unto Moses," to whom it is our duty to hearken in preference to him.
II. THE PROHIBITION OF HONEY (verse 11). The reasons of this appear to be:
1. Because honey was a symbol of carnal pleasures.
(1) It was in this light viewed by Philo and by Jerome: and certainly the similitude is apt. Though luscious to the palate, it is bitter to the stomach. Be evermore is sensual gratification (see Proverbs 25:16, 27).
(2) The exclusion of honey from the sacrifices and offerings of the altar will, therefore, convey important morals, viz.
(a) considering these as types of Christ,
(b) considering them also as types of such spiritual sacrifices as we can present acceptably to God through Christ. Another reason may be:
2. Because honey was offered with the abominations of the heathen.
(1) Honey was offered to Bacchus and to the dii superi, the dii inferi, and departed heroes. Hence Orpheus, in beginning his hymns, calls the infernal gods μειλιχιοι θεοι, and the souls of the dead, μελισσαι. The origin of which custom is thus explained by Porphyry, "They made honey a symbol of death; and therefore poured out a libation of honey to the terrestrial gods" (see Brown's 'Antiquities,' volume 1, page 381).
(2) The Hebrews were instructed scrupulously to avoid the customs of the pagans (see Deuteronomy 12:29-31). Let Protestants studiously avoid the abominations of the Romish Antichrist (Revelation 18:4).
(3) Leaven and honey might be offered with the oblation of the firstfruits; but they must not come upon God's altar. This is the teaching of verse 12. The loaves of the firstfruits, which were perquisites of the priests, were even ordered to be baken with leaven (chapter 23:17). So in like manner honey was to be offered to them (2 Chronicles 31:5). There are things which may be lawfully offered to man that may not be offered to God. As leaven and honey mingled with. the bread, even of the priests, so human conversation, at its best, is but imperfect.
III. THE REQUISITION OF SALT (verse 13). The reason of this appears in the many excellent things of which salt was the symbol.
1. It was a symbol of purity.
(1) Hence it is described as "the salt of the covenant of God." The Hebrew term for covenant (ברית, berith) literally signifies purification; and the covenant of God is the gospel which is instituted of God for our purification from sin.
(2) Perhaps it was religiously, viz. in relation to the covenant, rather than for hygienic purposes, that infants were rubbed with salt (see Ezekiel 16:4).
2. It was a symbol of friendship.
(1) The effect of a covenant to the faithful is friendship. So, in token of friendship, the ancient Greeks ate bread and salt together. And the Russian emperors had a custom, derived to them from antiquity, of sending bread and salt from their tables to persons they intended to honour.
(2) The delights of friendship are also set forth in this symbol. The following is rendered by Dr. A. Clarke from Pliny: - "So essentially necessary is salt that without it human life cannot be preserved: and even the pleasures and endowments of the mind are expressed by it; the delights of life, repose, and the highest mental serenity are expressed by no other term than sales among the Latins. It has also been applied to designate the honourable rewards given to soldiers, which are called salarii or salaries. But its importance may be further understood by its use in sacred things, as no sacrifice was offered to the gods without the salt-cake."
(3) But that "conversation" of Christians is best "seasoned" that has the "salt of the covenant" (see Job 6:6; Colossians 4:5, 6).
3. It was a symbol of perpetuity.
(1) This is suggested by its preserving properties. It is used to preserve meat and other things from decomposing. It is in this the very opposite of leaven; so, the reason which includes the one excludes the other.
(2) Hence by the symbol of salt the perpetuity of God's covenant is expressed. Thus, "It is a covenant of salt for ever before the Lord" (Numbers 18:19; see also 2 Chronicles 13:5).
(3) Christians, who are the people of the covenant, are the preservers of the earth (see Matthew 5:13). Take the Christians out of the world, and it will rot.
4. The qualities of salt should distinguish all sacrifices.
(1) They do distinguish the Great Sacrifice of Calvary.
(2) All Christian offerings should resemble that. In allusion to the salting of sacrifices preparatory to their being offered up in the flames of the altar, our Lord says," Every one shall be salted with fire," or rather, "salted for the fire," viz. of the altar, "and," or rather, "as every sacrifice is salted with salt" (Mark 9:49, 50). "We may reasonably infer, that as salt has two qualities - the one to season meat, the other to preserve it from corruption; so it fitly denotes that integrity and incorruptness which season every sacrifice, and render men's persons and services grateful to God" (Old Bible). - J.A.M.
KJV: No meat offering, which ye shall bring unto the LORD, shall be made with leaven: for ye shall burn no leaven, nor any honey, in any offering of the LORD made by fire.
WEB: "'No meal offering, which you shall offer to Yahweh, shall be made with yeast; for you shall burn no yeast, nor any honey, as an offering made by fire to Yahweh.


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Bracamontes ist der Familienname folgender Personen:

 Carlos Bracamontes (* 1959), mexikanischer Fußballspieler und -trainer
 Jacqueline Bracamontes (* 1979), mexikanische Schauspielerin und Model
 Jesús Bracamontes (* 1951), mexikanischer Fußballspieler und -trainer

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 Bracamonte

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The Global Entrepreneurship Monitor's 2012 report found that more than two-thirds of all businesses start at home, and that nearly as many (59%) established business owners continue operations out of the home. Home-based businesses have also accounted for nearly half of all small businesses in the U.S., according to the U.S. Small Business Administration.
Technology has made it possible for entrepreneurs to work from virtually anywhere — and especially from home — but it also presents a different set of considerations and challenges. Like, for example, would you want or need business internet versus a residential connection? Do you want a business phone solution, and if so, a landline or voice over internet protocol service, like our award-winning OfficeSuite®? Are bundles worth it?
Let's take a look at the types of industries that are largely home-based. According to the Small Business Administration, home-based businesses represent about 70 percent of all information technology small businesses, about 68 percent of all those in construction and about 65 percent of those in professional, scientific and technical services. Some have also suggested that the growth of e-commerce — online retail sales will reach an estimated $638.1 billion by 2022 — will lead to more retail home-based businesses as well.
It's clear to see that the different sectors will require different types of technology. As an example, a small business retailer may use the Internet for a customer relationship manager or credit card transactions but may be more dependent on phone services to take orders. An IT company, on the other hand, will need a more advanced network and may not rely on phone services as much.
If you're working from home, you will want to distinguish between what is business-related and what isn't.
Having a separate phone line for your business would then be paramount. You wouldn't have other family members answering a call, expecting the delivery man, but you would be able to list the phone number online, making your products or services more widely available.
Now, a separate Internet connection may be a little harder to justify, especially if you're only using minimal bandwidth for your business. But, consider what and how many other devices will be running on one Internet connection at once, when you're primarily using the Internet for work and what other connected devices are doing at that time. If you find, for example, that the kids get home and start streaming their favorite television shows while all your smart technology is running, and your internet slows to a crawl, you might consider another line. A second Internet connected dedicated to business could also improve network security.
An added value to having business phone and internet services is a possible tax deduction.
So what are your options? Kinetic Internet by Windstream Small Business offers three options, from business-class with speeds up to One Gig in qualifying areas to the most advanced SD-WAN. Our bundled phone services include unlimited local and long distance calling, along with numerous business calling features. Choose whichever option best suits your business needs, and if you're not sure, we have consultants who can recommend the best solution for you! Our sales professionals will then guide you through the purchase process, and you'll be assigned an account manager to be your point of contact should you need anything else.
At Kinetic Business powered by Windstream, we want to help our communities where we live and serve, and that includes enabling our small businesses to compete and grow.


Barcelona locations with pictures of places used in Dan Brown's book 'Origin' in Barcelona, Spain. The book Origin includes places like the the magnificent Montserrat mountain and Montserrat Abbey near Barcelona and two constructions by Antoni Gaudi - La Sagrada Familia church and the Casa Mila apartment house in Barcelona.
Tourist guides at Montserrat monastery on Montserrat mountain and at the Sagrada Familia sometimes mention that these magnificent, spiritual and mystical places could easily be in a Dan Brown book and from October 2017 they are! In his new historical suspense book Origin. Dan Brown, author of the bestselling book 'The Da Vinci Code' and other novels featuring Professor Robert Langdon - played by Tom Hanks in equally succesful movies - has chosen Spanish cities Bilbao, Madrid, Seville, Barcelona as settings for Robert Langdon's latest adventure. Dan Brown's books have been printed in more than 200 million copies worldwide and translated into 56 languages, so Origin will no doubt be a smash hit too.
In Barcelona, Brown takes the readers to the magnificent Montserrat monastery near Barcelona and to some of the most famous buildings of Antoni Gaudi in Barcelona including La Sagrada Familia temple and Casa Mila/La Pedrera.
The plot of Dan Brown's new book Origin reveals an extraordinary discovery that aims to answer two questions that have haunted mankind since the beginning of time namely "Where do we come from?" and "Where are we going? Read the full synopsis to get an idea of the plot. To find Dan Brown's answers to these existential questions buy his book Origin, which will be released on October 5th 2017. To answer more practical questions about how to get to Montserrat monastery and how to visit the Gaudi buildings when you visit Barcelona just click on the links at the bottom of this page!
"Robert Langdon, Harvard professor of symbology and religious iconology, arrives at the ultramodern Guggenheim Museum Bilbao to attend a major announcement—the unveiling of a discovery that "will change the face of science forever." The evening's host is Edmond Kirsch, a forty-year-old billionaire and futurist whose dazzling high-tech inventions and audacious predictions have made him a renowned global figure. Kirsch, who was one of Langdon's first students at Harvard two decades earlier, is about to reveal an astonishing breakthrough . . . one that will answer two of the fundamental questions of human existence. As the event begins, Langdon and several hundred guests find themselves captivated by an utterly original presentation, which Langdon realizes will be far more controversial than he ever imagined. But the meticulously orchestrated evening suddenly erupts into chaos, and Kirsch's precious discovery teeters on the brink of being lost forever. Reeling and facing an imminent threat, Langdon is forced into a desperate bid to escape Bilbao.
Casa Mila is the spectacular apartment building designed by Spanish/Catalan architect Antoni Gaudi which is featured in 'Origin' by Dan Brown. In the novel ficticious character Edward Kirsch lived in a penthouse apartment in Casa Mila because of his fascination with Gaudi.
The Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC) - Centro Nacional de Supercomputación mentioned in the Dan Brown book 'Origin' is real. It is a public research center located in Barcelon and the home of 'MareNostrum' a 13,7 Petaflops, Intel Xeon Platinum-based supercomputer. The Center is located in a former chapel 'Torre Girona' , at the Polytechnic University of Catalonia (UPC). Visits are possible by appointment, but generally of interest to scientific visitors and school groups.


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"Adaptive Harvest Management and Harvest Mortality of Greater Prairie-" by Larkin A. Powell, J. Scott Taylor et al.
Adaptive harvest management (AHM) can assist biologists with decisions made under uncertainty. There have been few applications of AHM to manage wildlife at the state level, and we provide a theoretical exercise using AHM in the context of Greater Prairie-Chicken harvest in southeast Nebraska. Our goals were to develop and evaluate an AHM framework for a state specific harvest decision, and to use the AHM process to evaluate uncertainties associated with harvest mortality for Greater Prairie-Chickens in Nebraska. Harvest of prairie chickens in southeast Nebraska was restarted 2000, using a special limited permit system, and was controversial with respect to the potential impacts of harvest on a recovering population. We followed standard steps to develop our AHM framework and created a formal utility function to reward harvest regulations that would meet management objectives. We used observed spring counts of males at leks and predicted counts from two competing alternative models based on additive and compensatory harvest mortality to weight our confidence in each model. Our AHM framework provided a framework to select the optimal harvest regulation package. Harvest rates averaged 0.057 as a proportion of the fall population during 2000–2007, and count data suggested that the population was relatively stable. The compensatory harvest mortality model had achieved >99% confidence by 2004, which suggests that harvest mortality in this population may be compensatory for harvest rates <0.06. Our exercise shows that AHM can be effectively applied to harvest decisions at a small geographic scale, and we encourage biologists to consider using data on harvest to formally gain information that will enhance harvest management.


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Tangguh LNG – завод зі зрідження природного газу (LNG), споруджений у західній частині острова Нова Гвінея, Індонезія.

Відкриття в середині 1990-х років в затоці Berau-Bintuni великих покладів природного газу (два гігантських родовища – Ворвата і Віріагар Діп, а також Ofaweri, Roabiba, Ubadari та Wos) викликало потребу в будівництві заводу з виробництва ЗПГ, як єдиного шляху створення системи доставки газу до споживачів із цього віддаленого та слаборозвиненого регіону.

Завод, розміщений на південному узбережжі згаданої затоки, складався з двох ліній зі зрідження природного газу загальною потужністю  ЗПГ на рік. Перший вантаж відправили у 2009-му, а за два роки Танггух ЗПГ вийшов на повну проектну потужність.

Для зберігання продукції встановлено два резервуари об`ємом  кожен. Крім того, встановлено резервуар для конденсату на . Відвантаження відбувається через причал, здатний обслуговувати газові танкери з вантажомісткістю від  до . Він з'єднаний із берегом естакадою довжиною 1,3 км, яка була необхідна для досягнення району з глибиною 13,5 метрів. Також споруджено ще один допоміжний причал на відстані 1 км від узбережжя, котрий забезпечує доставку будівельних матеріалів, палива та інших вантажів для роботи проекту.

Реалізацією проекту займається консорціум у складі BP (40,22%), китайської CNOOC (13,90%), японської Nippon Oil (12,23%), а також MI Berau B.V. (16,30%), KG Berau Petroleum Ltd (8,56%), KG Wiriagar Overseas Ltd. (1,44%) та Indonesia Natural Gas Resources Muturi Inc. (7,35%).

Половина продукції перших двох ліній Танггух ЗПГ законтрактована для поставок за довгостроковими контрактами на адресу CNOOC та південнокорейських POSCO і K-Power.

В 2016 році затверджене рішення про розширення проекту шляхом спорудження третьої лінії з потужністю  ЗПГ. З цих обсягів 75% будуть постачатись індонезійській електроенергетичній компанії Persero, а залишок направлять японській Kansai Electric.

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Заводи із зрідження природного газу
Підприємства Індонезії
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MTN Group adds 4.1m new subscribers in Q1
MTN Group added 4.1 million new subscribers in the first quarter, ending March with a total of 221.3 million in 22 countries across Africa and the Middle East. That represents a 1.9 percent increase quarter-on-quarter. Active MTN Mobile Money customers increased by 3.9 percent on a quarterly basis to 22.7 million, and mobile money revenues were up 52.4 percent year-on-year. MTN also reported group voice revenue up 5.4 percent thanks to strong growth in Nigeria and Ghana, and data revenue up 26.9 percent as it expanded coverage across its footprint.
The revenue growth rates are on a constant currency, annual basis. On 07 May, the company will present full results for MTN Nigeria ahead of its planned IPO, while the IPO of MTN Ghana is expected to launch later this month, the company confirmed.
A revised licence agreement for MTN Cameroon will also be signed this month, the group said. In Benin, the company concluded a memorandum of understanding with the government to settle historic frequency fees, add a five-year licence extension and include FTTx in the existing licence conditions, for payments of XAF 35 billion (USD 63 million) in May and XAF 35 billion in December. Negotiations on future frequency fees are expected to be concluded by the end of June.
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TEAM's HISTORY
David Carter was the President of the Ministerial Alliance, a group of 12 churches (leaders included Bert Lewis and John Propst)that met monthly for meetings. At those meetings, churches were talking about how the homeless were going from church to church asking for food donations. So it was decided to "TEAM" together and each church collected food one month during the year and gave their food to the Tempe Community Action Agency for distribution there. Then the churches had a form that they gave out to people who came asking for food and they could take that over to the TCAA and receive authorization for food. TEAM was launched in 1983. It started out as just a Christian effort until 1984 when Rabbi Pinkwasser got involved and TEAM became Interfaith.
His story of TEAM follows:
I was not one of the founders of TEAM. The organization started about a year before I came on board. I know that Bert Lewis and John Propst were involved.
The purpose of the group was to stop the people coming through our community asking for assistance that really didn't need it. They would go from one congregation to the next with a tale of woe and get money. It was a scam. The TEAM group started so that when a needy person came by, they only got a voucher that was redeemable at the Escalante Center (Tempe Community Action Agency). They got $4 per person for fast food, $10 for groceries and $10 per car load for gas. All was done with vouchers. They received no cash. The scammers realized that Tempe was not the community to come to if you were looking for money. You were only going to get paper.
The program was funded by an Interfaith Thanksgiving Service. However, the attendees were all Christian and it was ecumenical, but not interfaith. This is where I came in. John Propst approached me and asked if I would attend. The Jews would make it interfaith. I consented and that is where I began.
The service was lovely and $400 was collected. When this money ran out in a month or two, we were all asked for voluntary contributions. The next Thanksgiving Service, I asked to do the offertory. I did a Yom Kippur Appeal. I got $1,400 and immediately was made president, Beth was the Secretary/Treasurer. After 2 years we did a north and south service, we collected $1,400 from the north and $1,100 from the south. This assured my presidency. I then got outside contributions from King of Glory Lutheran, who gave us $2,000 each year and $500 from the LDS Church. Incredible!!
Shortly after, I revamped the system as to not give out any vouchers, but to do food boxes. With 24 congregations we did 12 congregations doing a food give monthly, bringing in 30 boxes of food and $100 per congregation in cash and the same was done with homeless packages. We now had a budget that worked, rather than $400 (goyisha cup).
Today TEAM includes Muslim participation and the Interfaith Thanksgiving Service continues and the launching and support of I-HELP, 9/11 Services, The Annual Homeless Memorial Service and iMagine have been added to TEAM's efforts. Individual congregations continue to do food drives and water drives for TCAA and the Salvation Army. There are dreams of offering more worship, education and service opportunities through TEAM.


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Q: how to do this option as radio button in angular i need to change options to radio buttons. i have added type as radio but it is not working.
app.component.html:

    Select Role*

  <select class="form-control" name="role" id="role" formControlName="role"
    matNativeControl>
    <option value="" disabled selected>Select the role</option>
    <option type="radio" class="color" value="team_maintainer">Maintainer</option>
    <option type="radio" class="color" value="team_viewer">Viewer</option>
  </select>

Thanks in advance.
And the output should display as in image
https://i.stack.imgur.com/g4e9W.png

A: You can add radio input as:

 <input type="radio" class="color" value="team_maintainer" formControlName="role">
   Maintainer

 <input type="radio" class="color" value="team_viewer" formControlName="role">
   Viewer

A: You can use the Angular Material Radio buttons component because it makes everything easy.
Just add it to your project using this command: ng add @angular/material.
First import the MatRadioModule in your app.module.ts file:
import {MatRadioModule} from '@angular/material/radio';

Then add it to the imports in the @NgModule decorator:
imports: [

MatRadioModule

]
Then you can use the radio button component in your app.component.html  as shown below:
<mat-radio-group aria-label="Select an option">
   <mat-radio-button value="1">Option 1</mat-radio-button>
   <mat-radio-button value="2">Option 2</mat-radio-button>
</mat-radio-group>

And that is it.

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Волдемар Мартынович Круминьш (; 23 августа 1931 года, Латвия — 5 июня 2015 года, Лигатне, Латвия) — cеточник бумажной фабрики «Лигатне» Совнархоза Латвийской ССР, Цесисский район. Герой Социалистического Труда (1961). Депутат Верховного Совета СССР 11-го созыва.

Биография
Получил неполное среднее образование. С 1948 года — рабочий, сеточник бумажной фабрики «Лигатне». В 1949—1952 годах проходил срочную службу в Советской Армии. После армии возвратился на фабрику «Лигатне» и продолжил трудиться сеточником.

Достигнув высокого рабочего профессионализма, показывал высокие трудовые результаты. Ежегодно перевыполнял производственные
плановые задания. Активно участвовал в рационализации производства, в результате чего значительно увеличил производительность труда. В 1958 году довёл производительность машины по изготовлению табачной бумаги с 70 до 85 метров в минуту и в последующие годы до 94 метров в минуту. Возглавлял бригаду, которая первая на фабрики завоевала почётное звание «Бригада коммунистического труда».

Бригада сеточников под руководством Волдемара Круминьша за годы Семилетки (1959—1965) ежегодно досрочно выполняла коллективное социалистическое обязательство и плановые производственные задания. Ежегодно бригада изготовляла от 1500—1650 килограммов табачной и сигаретной бумаги при запланированной норме в 1500 килограмм. Указом Президиума Верховного Совета СССР от 29 июня 1966 года удостоен звания Героя Социалистического Труда «за выдающиеся успехи, достигнутые в развитии целлюлозно-бумажной промышленности» с вручением ордена Ленина и золотой медали Серп и Молот.

В последующие годы: старший машинист бумагоделательной машины (1975—1982), председатель совета комплексной бригады фабрики «Легатне» (с 1982 года до выхода на пенсию).

Избирался депутатом Верховного Совета СССР 11-го созыва (1984—1989) от Цесисского избирательного округа, депутатом Цесисского районного Совета народных депутатов, делегатом 11-го и 17-го съездов профсоюзов Латвийской ССР.

После выхода на пенсию проживал в Лигатне Цесисского района, где скончался в июне 2015 года. Похоронен на Спрингском кладбище города Лигатне.

Примечания

Литература
 Энциклопедия Рига, изд. П. П. Еран, 1989, стр. 854
 Советская Латвия, Главная редакция энциклопедий, 1985

Ссылки

Депутаты Верховного Совета СССР 11-го созыва
Умершие в Лигатненском крае
Депутаты районных советов Латвийской ССР


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Ya'acov Peterzil, auch Kobi Peterzil, ist ein israelischer mathematischer Logiker.

Peterzil wurde 1991 bei Leo Harrington an der University of California, Berkeley promoviert (Some Definability Questions in Structure over the Reals and In General O-Minimal Structures). Er ist Professor an der Universität Haifa.

2013 erhielt er den Karp-Preis mit Sergei Starchenko und anderen. Er befasst sich mit Modelltheorie und deren Beziehungen zur Algebra (algebraisch-abgeschlossene Körper, Reell abgeschlossene Körper, Liegruppen u. a.). Mit Starchenko baute er die Theorie o-minimaler Strukturen aus (und die darauf beruhende die Methode von Pila-Zannier) und wandte sie auf zahlentheoretische und komplex-analytische Probleme an.

2010 war er Invited Speaker auf dem Internationalen Mathematikerkongress in Hyderabad (Vortrag mit Starchenko: Tame complex analysis and o-minimality).

Schriften
mit Sergei Starchenko, A. Pillay: Definably simple groups in o-minimal structures, Transactions American Mathematical Society, Band 352, 2000, S. 4397–4419
mit Starchenko: A trichotomy theorem for o-minimal structures, Proc. London Math. Soc., Band 77, 1998, S. 481–523
mit Starchenko: Uniform definability of the Weierstrass ℘-functions and generalized tori of dimension one, Selecta Math. (N.S.), Band 10, 2004, S. 525–550.
mit Starchenko: Definability of restricted theta functions and families of abelian varieties, Duke Math. J., Band 162, 2013, S., 731–765.
mit S. Starchenko: Complex analytic geometry and analytic-geometric categories, J. reine angew. Math., Band 626, 2009, S. 39-.74

Weblinks
Homepage
Homepage an der Universität Haifa

Einzelnachweise

Mathematiker (20. Jahrhundert)
Mathematiker (21. Jahrhundert)
Israeli
Geboren im 20. Jahrhundert
Mann


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Computational and Mathematical Biophysics 6, no. 1 (2018): 41-64.
Translational Psychiatry 7 (2017): 5.
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IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering 64, no. 99 (2016): 1305-1309.
Mathematical Biosciences 277 (2016): 126-135.
International Journal of High Performance Computing Applications 29, no. 1 (2015): 51-63.


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LEELAND CONTINUES ACCLAIM AS THE GOSPEL MUSIC ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES GMA DOVE AWARD NOMINEES
"Tears of the Saints" Hails Nomination for Song of the Year
(Nashville, Tenn.) February 15, 2008 – On the eve of the release of its sophomore project, Opposite Way, GRAMMY-nominated, progressive rock band Leeland has received further, prestigious recognition, as nominations were announced for the 39th Annual GMA Dove Awards, by the Gospel Music Association (GMA), yesterday (2/14) in Nashville. "Tears of the Saints" received a huge nomination, in the Song of the Year category, with nominations going to songwriters, Leeland Mooring and Jack Mooring. Leeland was recognized in the category of Pop/Contemporary Recorded Song, for "Tears of the Saints," from the band's debut project, Sound of Melodies (nods also going to songwriters, Leeland Mooring and Jack Mooring). Leeland Mooring also received a nod, as songwriter of the Michael W. Smith-recorded, "Be Lifted High," which is up in the Inspirational Recorded Song category. In total, the band received one nomination, Leeland Mooring received three nominations as a songwriter, while brother Jack received two as a songwriter.
After learning of the nominations, Leeland Mooring commented, "We are so honored to be nominated this year. There are so many talented artists out there, and we are thrilled to be nominated. We appreciate all of the people that voted for us. This continues to be an amazing journey, and we are excited to see what God is doing."
As one of the most buzzed-about bands in Christian music, Leeland emerged onto the scene in 2006 with their debut project and garnered four nominations in last year's Dove Awards. The band's second studio album, Opposite Way, will release February 26, 2008. Opposite Way was produced by Matt Bronleewe (Michael W. Smith, Natalie Imbruglia), mixed by Ben Grosse (Ben Folds, Red Hot Chili Peppers) and was recorded in Nashville, Tennessee at Smoak Stack Studios and Pentavarit Studios. The lead single from Opposite Way, "Count Me In," is currently impacting CHR radio.
The Baytown, Texas-based band has had its hands full since the release of its debut album, including collecting a 2007 GRAMMY Award nomination in the Best Pop/Contemporary Gospel Album category; non-stop touring across North America and even Japan, including a series of major festival appearances, headlining shows and opening for Casting Crowns on the entire Fall 2007 through Spring 2008 "The Altar and the Door" arena tour; four band Dove Award nominations (38th Annual) in categories as diverse as New Artist of the Year, Rock/Contemporary Recorded Song of the Year ("Sound of Melodies"), Rock/Contemporary Album of the Year (Sound of Melodies) and Praise and Worship Album of the Year (Sound of Melodies). Leeland and Jack Mooring (Leeland's brother) received two additional Dove Award nominations each, as songwriters, in the Worship Song category for "Yes You Have," and the Rock/Contemporary Recorded Song category for "Sound of Melodies."
Leeland is: Leeland Mooring (lead vocals, guitar); Jack Mooring (keyboard, background vocals); Jake Holtz (bass); Mike Smith (drums); and Matt Campbell (lead guitar).
For all upcoming tour dates and additional information on Leeland, visit www.leelandonline.com or www.myspace.com/leelandmusic.


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Often asked: Who Is Michael Moore Voting For?
Posted on by Jennifer Carpenter
1 What is Michael Moore's net worth?
2 Did Michael Moore work on Indiana Jones?
3 Why Finland has the best education Michael Moore?
4 What Moore means?
5 Is Michael Moore healthy?
6 Is Michael Moore in the NRA?
7 What happened to Michael Moore's wife?
8 Where can I conquer next?
9 What job did Michael Moore get fired from?
10 Where should I invade next summary?
What is Michael Moore's net worth?
Michael Moore Net Worth and Salary: Michael Moore is a documentary filmmaker and author who has a net worth of $30 million.
Did Michael Moore work on Indiana Jones?
He worked exclusively as a director in film and television from 1965 to 1969. In the 1980s, Steven Spielberg hired Moore as second unit director on Raiders of the Lost Ark, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
Why Finland has the best education Michael Moore?
Finland has shorter school days and shorter school terms than anywhere else in the world. That means that the rich kids have to go to the same kind of school as everyone else, and their parents make sure that all schools are good. Michael Moore comments that in the USA they have stopped teaching art, music and poetry.
What Moore means?
Moore is a common surname in many countries, with several possible origins: One who lived at or near a moor or marshy bog, from the Middle English more (Old English mor), meaning " moor, marsh, or fen"
Is Michael Moore healthy?
The Flint native spent the last week in ICU at a hospital with pneumonia. Moore was admitted to a New York hospital on Sunday night, Jan. 31, 2016. At that time, he posted to social media that "things didn't look good." Moore says he is now out of the hospital as he continues to recover.
You might be interested: FAQ: Where Does The Constitution Talk About Voting?
Is Michael Moore in the NRA?
Moore talked about how he himself is a member of the NRA and understands the concept of defending oneself, target shooting and hunting. He said he even won a marksman award when he was a Boy Scout as a teenager.
What happened to Michael Moore's wife?
Personal life. Moore married film producer Kathleen Glynn on October 19, 1991. He filed for divorce on June 17, 2013. On July 22, 2014, the divorce was finalized.
Where can I conquer next?
Michael Moore's 2015 documentary, " Where to Invade Next?", examines the shortcomings of the U.S. labor, education, drug, and gender policies with comparisons to other nations.
What job did Michael Moore get fired from?
7. Moore was fired twice within two months in 1986. After less than half a year as editor of Mother Jones magazine, he was dismissed. He took a job as a writer for a Ralph Nader newsletter but was fired again.
Where should I invade next summary?
To show what the USA can learn from rest of the world, director Michael Moore playfully visits various nations in Europe and Africa as a one-man "invader" to take their ideas and practices for America.


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Zawacki
Obituary for Agnes Mae Zawacki
ZAWACKI, AGNES MAE, age 94, of Mt. Pleasant, passed away on Saturday, November 9, 2019, at Masonic Pathways in Alma.
A Funeral Mass for Agnes will take place at Our Lady of Hope Parish, St. Cecilia site in Clare on Thursday, November 14, 2019, at 11 a.m. with Father Peter Nwokoye officiating. A luncheon will immediately follow in the Parish Center. The family will receive friends on Thursday beginning at 10 a.m. until the time of the service at the church. Memorial contributions may be made to Our Lady of Hope Parish or Heartland Hospice. Envelopes will be available at the church.
Agnes was born February 20, 1925, in Leaton, the daughter of John and Mary (Welniak) Lackie. She married Walter Zawacki on February 25, 1941. He preceded her in death in April 2007. Agnes was a homemaker, worked as a baker for CMU for over 22 years and for Tuma's for 9 years. She was a parishioner at Our Lady of Hope Parish. She was also a member of Black Creek Conservation Club and VFW Ladies Auxiliary Post 3033. Agnes enjoyed many outdoor activities including gardening, camping, and farming. Most of all she loved her family and was an amazing cook.
Agnes is survived by her children John Zawacki (Barb Michaud) of Madison, SD, Judy O'Neil of Farwell, Gloria (Don) Moeggenberg of Shepherd, and Tom Zawacki of Milwaukee, WI; 16 grandchildren; 26 great-grandchildren; 9 great-great grandchildren; and sisters Louise Lobsinger of Mt. Pleasant, Theresa Olzewski of Ithaca, Marge Clare of Mt. Pleasant, and Christine Wilson of Nixon, MO.
Agnes was preceded in death by her parents; husband Walter; daughter Frances Ley; son Timothy Zawacki; granddaughter Julie Tiedeman; son-in-law Al O'Neil; daughter-in-law Diane Zawacki; brother Don Lackie; and sisters Eva Downing, Gracie Lackie, and Dorothy Kowallic.
This obituary is protected by copyright by Clark Family Funeral Chapel & Cremation Service. Proudly Serving the Communities of Mount Pleasant, Beal City, Rosebush, Delwin, Shepherd, Weidman, Remus, Clare, Oil City, and Isabella County. Clark Family Funeral Chapel & Cremation Service is located in the state of Michigan, United States.


Amsterdam-bound! So excited to stroll canals, catch up with some friends, & attempt to stay dry (ie I will be perpetually soggy) one final #sidewayssf before I go ✈ .
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