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New Global Think Tank launched
The International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) and the European Forum Alpbach have today launched a new Global Think Tank to address the issues caused by the ongoing global transformation and aid in the creation of sustainable development paths.
Pavel Kabat at Alpbach Forum © IIASA
Earlier this year the two organizations entered into a strategic partnership aimed at fostering sustainable solutions to global problems. As part of this, IIASA, supported by its extensive international network of institutional members and collaborators worldwide, together with the European Forum Alpbach, have announced the establishment of a new Global Think Tank that will include some of the best minds in the world today: people who, independent of national and financial interests, are willing to place their collective knowledge, expertise, experience, and reputation at the service of the world community at this pivotal point in Earth's development.
IIASA Director and Chief Executive Officer Professor Dr Pavel Kabat says "Urgent and concerted steps are required to help human beings, societies and their economies, and the environment itself on which we depend, to transform to a sustainable development path. Today's business-as-usual scenario is no longer an option.
"A new form of dialogue is required. This would help to develop partnerships between the highest level of academia, governments, the business community, and civil society. Such partnerships would help to transform the currently unfruitful environmental narratives into positive ones. They would also create plausible development paths full of innovation and business opportunities, in response to the ongoing global-change-related challenges."
The think tank is set out to formulate and communicate the most needed transformative actions as a part of ongoing and upcoming global transformations - simultaneously at the global, regional, and national levels and in every sector, including food, water, energy, climate, biodiversity, human health, education, economic development, equity, and social inclusion.
"IIASA's systems approaches, and its scientific excellence and the Forum's unique and historically proven power to convene meetings with leading political, economic and industrial players thus provides an extraordinary platform for interdisciplinary dialogue." Says Alpbach Forum President Franz Fischler. "The European Forum Alpbach and IIASA are both uniquely poised at the nexus of international and interdisciplinary research to seek solutions to major global challenges – such as energy, climate, food and water, poverty and equity, and their related issues on the economic and political governance. The hosting of a new Global Think Tank to support solutions of persistent world problems is fully in line with the aims and objectives of both organizations."
The members of the think tank will be drawn from Nobel Prize winning academics, former heads of state and government ministers and other leading politicians, from private- sector CEOs from commerce, industry and finance, and from civil society and nongovernmental organizations leaders. Managerial support and coordination of the independent think will be provided by IIASA together with the European Forum Alpbach, and all deliberations will be fully supported by IIASA and its network of more than 350 international academic and research partners.
After each think tank session, a public statement will be issued (Laxenburg and Alpbach Declaration), and scientific and thematic assessment reports which will be produced by IIASA and its partners to support deliberations.
About the Alpbach Forum
Every year since 1945, the "European Forum Alpbach" has been held in the Tyrolian mountain village of Alpbach. For almost three weeks Alpbach becomes the village of thinkers or, as Otto Molden, the founder of the Forum, called it, the "other magic mountain". Speakers and participants from all parts of the world, from science, economics and politics, experienced experts and students, come together in Alpbach to discuss the current issues and to formulate interdisciplinary solutions. The open character of the events promotes a climate of tolerance for different opinions and contributes to the overcoming of national, ideological and disciplinary boundaries in a harmonius way. Since its inception, more than 3,000 people from over 50 countries have taken up the invitation to participate in the European Forum Alpbach. Participation is open to all those who are interested, and the events are carried out in the German or the English language.
IIASA is an international scientific institute that conducts research into the critical issues of global environmental, economic, technological, and social change that we face in the twenty-first century. Our findings provide valuable options to policy makers to shape the future of our changing world. IIASA is independent and funded by member organizations from countries across Africa, the Americas, Asia, Oceania, and Europe, and including the major economies of the world.
European Forum Alpbach
Alpbach Political Symposium - Full Program (PDF)
Alpbach Closing Event - Full Program (PDF)
Forum Alpbach 2013 live stream
Alpbach session addresses stagnation of green growth
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European Forum Alpbach and IIASA enter strategic partnership
Aug 23: Pavel Kabat - Regional Development in a Global Context: Science for Sustainability (PDF)
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Halloween tract for children starts with free candy and what a wonderful gift that is, especially to a kid. It goes on to show that God's gift of Jesus Christ who died on the cross so that they could have an eternal relationship with the creator of the heavens and earth is the greatest gift. Each Memory Cross tract features four panels that make a never ending loop. The design is a very creative way to share the Gospel at Halloween.
The pack has a space on the back for a church to stamp their name or a personal message. There are many uses for this Halloween Christian Tract. Use it with the trick or treaters that come to your house. It is a wonderful way to not only share the Gospel but invite children, and their parents who will check out each item in their kid's bag. If your church is having an alternative Halloween party this tract makes a great hand out because it will not be left in the bag.
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And being kindled with anger, forthwith he took away Andronicus his purple, and rent off his clothes, and leading him through the whole city unto that very place, where he had committed impiety against Onias, there slew he the cursed murderer. Thus the Lord rewarded him his punishment, as he had deserved.


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The Warburg Institute has contributed more than 10,000 images of Renaissance and Baroque book illustrations to the Artstor Digital Library. The images originate from the collection of rare books housed at the Institute Library, and they illustrate a wide variety of fields — anatomy, art, astronomy, history, literature, among others.
The Warburg Institute was founded in Hamburg in 1921 by Aby Warburg (1866–1929), a German scholar of Renaissance art and culture, whose personal library formed its core. Because of the Nazi regime, the Institute relocated to London in 1933. The Institute was incorporated into the University of London in 1944, eventually becoming a founding institute of the University's School of Advanced Study. The Institute is committed to the interdisciplinary study of the influence of classical tradition on all aspects of Western civilization. To support research in these fields, the Institute maintains comprehensive resources in a Library, a Photographic Collection, and an Archive.


How have you seen unfair situations handled? Have the two parties been reasonable or contentious; have they worked toward compromise or dug in their heels? Let's look at how God handled a request from five women that required a precedent setting decision for the whole nation.
Who are Zelophehad's Daughters? Where did they go (1,2)? Who was there (2)?
What was their request (3,4)? How much courage do you think it took to make this request? How did their request show their faith in God?
How did Moses respond (5)?
What did the LORD say (7-11)?
What was the question raised by the leaders of Manassah concerning the issue of daughters inheriting their father's land (2-4)? Do you think it was a reasonable concern?
What was Moses' decision (5,6)? How did he arrive at this answer (5,6)?
What freedoms were the daughters given (6)? What restriction (6)?
How did the daughters respond (10,11)? How did their actions show faith in God?
What does this story teach about God's character re impartiality? How do we react when procedures or rules are questioned? Where do we seek answers to tough situations? How do we respond when treated unfairly?


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Paddy Jackson and Stuart Olding trial: Rape trial evidence does not remotely prove rugby star's guilt, court told
By Lesley-Anne McKeown
Evidence presented in the rape trial of two Ireland and Ulster rugby players does not come close to proving the guilt of Stuart Olding, his defence barrister has told a court.
In his closing submission, Frank O'Donoghue QC said the burden of proof lies with the prosecution.
Paddy Jackson and Stuart Olding
He said: "It does not come remotely near the required standard to render you sure that Stuart Olding orally raped the complainant in June 2016."
Directing his remarks towards the jury of eight men and three women at Belfast Crown Court, Mr O'Donoghue also warned they must decide the case on reliability of evidence, not the credibility of the complainant.
"If, on the evidence, you cannot be sure, then it is your duty to acquit.
"We, the court, the jury, must never be party to any miscarriage of justice. We must avoid that at all costs."
Olding, 25, from Ardenlee Street in Belfast, denies raping a woman at a house party in June 2016.
His team-mate, Paddy Jackson, 26, from Oakleigh Park in the city, also denies rape and sexual assault.
Two others are also charged with offences connected to the alleged rape.
Blane McIlory, 26, from Royal Lodge Road in Belfast, denies exposure, while Rory Harrison, 25, from Manse Road, Belfast, denies perverting the course of justice and withholding information.
The prosecution allege that Olding forced the woman to perform oral sex, the court was told.
However Mr O'Donoghue suggested: "Mr Olding has made the case that the act was entirely consensual. That he never pulled her head.
"That the proof of the fact that it was consensual can be taken from the body positions that they adopted, the duration of the act, the fact that she interrupted the act before recommencing, that she brought him to the point of ejaculation and he told her he was going to ejaculate."
The lawyer invited jurors to "study the evidence" in order to "root out" inconsistencies.
He said: "Do not judge the book by its cover. Do not assume that because an account appears plausible it must therefore be true."
The case continues.


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Brandywine Valley
Downtown Wilmington
Hockessin
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Brandywine Summer Festivals 2014: The best Festival eats all summer long
By wilmingtonde on May. 30, 2014
Greek. Italian. Chinese. Beer. Wine. Ice cream. A fair is a veritable smorgasbord - orgasbord - orgasbord, especially in June in Delaware as the summer festival season gets rolling. If you're visiting town over the next few weeks, make sure you carve out some time to pop into one of these six local institutions. (And yes, one of them is in July, but well make an exception for beer.) Holy Trinity Greek Festival
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, Wilmington 808 N. Broom St., Wilmington June 3-7, 2014
The annual Greek Festival marks the unofficial start of the summer festival season in Wilmington, and it does so in a honey-soaked bacchanal of church-made eats. What to eat: If you want to try as much of everything as you can, you'll need to start with a sampler platter, where you'll have to choose between mousaka or pastichio, but you also get some spanakopita, tyropita, two dolmades (stuffed grape leaves) and two keftedes (meatballs). Share it with someone, and that will give you the intestinal fortitude (and stomach space) you need to wait for a gyro. They have Greek salad and calamari and souvlaki, but if you're getting full at this point, you need to check yourself and get into the loukoumade's line. These honey balls, topped with cinnamon, are a Greek Fest staple. Served fresh and hot, with sweet honey bursting into your mouth as you bite into it, this is the dessert funnel cake wants to be when it grows up. I've stood in line for upwards of 20 minutes when things are crowded, and I did so gladly. Tips: Get there early if you want to snag some prime outdoor seating, but they also offer indoor seating inside the Hellenic Community Center. Even if you'd rather be outdoors (and you do, because that's where the entertainment is), pop into the center just before you leave to snag some dessert to take home. (Do not leave without some kataifi.) An Important tip for people in town on business: The Greek Festival offers curbside pickup for lunch from Tuesday through Friday. Download the order form, fax it in a half hour before you plan to pick up, and be the office hero. St. Anthony's Italian Festival
St. Anthony of Padua Church 905 N. Broom St., Wilmington June 8-15, 2014
The annual Italian Festival draws tens of thousands of people to Wilmington with rides, nightly entertainment and lots of food. What to eat: You'll find homemade spaghetti and ravioli and pizza, all of which is very good, but look past the staples to find those Festival-only gems that you won't find elsewhere. Panzarotti, a deep fried calzone-like device filled with sauce and cheese, has been a festival staple for decades. (Don't bite into it first thing out of the fryer, or you will bear the rookie mark of the burned chin.) Seek out the Cafe Antonin for a sandwiches, and go with either the porkette or the spezzato (veal, mushrooms and peppers), and then top it off with a visit to my favorite booth, La Piazza, with the delicious fried smelts (my personal must-have every year, but maybe not for everybody), broccoli rabe and fresh olives. Italian desserts are everywhere, but on a hot day, I usually can't pass up some gelato from the Caffe Gelato street booth. (Can't choose? They'll combine more than one flavor in a dish, no problem.) Tips: Even for locals, parking can be a confusing nightmare. If you go early, you should be OK, but in primetime, take advantage of the free shuttles from Salesianum School at 18th and Broom.
Brandywine Food & Wine Festival
Myrick Conservation Center 1760 Unionville-Wawaset Road, West Chester, PA June 14, 2014
Taste the wines of the Brandywine Wine Trail, without all that pesky driving. What to drink: Pours from Black Walnut Winery, Borderland Vineyard, Grace Winery, Kreutz Creek Vineyards, Paradocx Vineyards, Patone Cellars, Penns Woods Winery, Stone Barn Cellars Winery and Ten Gallon Hat Winery will give you a good feel for the kind of wines being made in the area. Some other vendors that will give you a taste of the area: Amani's BYOB often pops up at the top of best BYOB lists in Chester County, an area where the bring-your-own-bottle culture thrives. Kilby Cream is a Maryland dairy farm that not only make their own ice cream, but they've brought back the milkman with home delivery. And Farm Fromage will give you a solid taste of the Lancaster cheesemaking scene. Bonus: Check out the suddenly very-relevant-to-Delaware demonstration from the Chester County Beekeepers Association.
Delaware Chinese Festival
Chinese American Community Center 1313 Little Baltimore Road, Hockessin June 20-22, 2014
This celebration of Chinese arts, history, and culture also boasts an impressive spread of Chinese dishes in the food court inspired by homey street food. Last years menu included scallion pancakes, dumplings, BBQ pork buns, Taiwanese sausage, bubble tea and much, much more. And you can wash that down with a Chinese beer.
The Old Fashioned Ice Cream Festival at Rockwood Park
Rockwood Park 4651 Washington St. Extension, Wilmington June 28-29, 2014
Yes, the festival is full of frosty treats, but man cannot live on ice cream alone, which is why the Ice Cream Festival also stocks itself with a bunch of local restaurants and food vendors for a day of family fun, music, and not skipping dessert. What to eat: Restaurants and vendors tend to turn over from year to year, but my favorite from last year was the sweets put out by UD Creamery, the on-campus, student-managed, why-the-hell-didn't-we-have-one-of-these-where-I-went-to-college ice-cream shop at the University of Delaware. Here's hoping they return with my favorite from last year, Flavor 1923 (in honor of the 90th anniversary of UD's Study Abroad Program), with its French Vanilla flavored ice cream with bittersweet chocolate chunks and salted caramel swirls.
Downtown Newark Food & Brew
All over downtown Newark July 26, 2014
Local restaurants partner with regional and international breweries to present an afternoon meant for tasting and grazing. Expect to see representation from Victory, Troeg's, Heavy Seas, Dogfish Head and more. Each restaurant will usually present a couple of tapas plates to go with the brewery that they're hosting. Check the website for the menu as we get closer to the event. Tips: The day starts at 2 pm, and that's when the crowds will be at their lightest. Get there around then and you'll be able to hop from restaurant to restaurant (almost all within easy walking distance of each other) when crowds are light, and then settle in somewhere for food and brews later in the afternoon. (Reservations somewhere wouldn't be a bad idea, but they're not necessary.)
Categories: Brandywine Valley, Chadds Ford, Delaware, Downtown Wilmington, Newark, Uncategorized
Tags: Beer, Chinese, Festival Food, Festivals, Greek, Ice Cream, Italian, Summer
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Product or Project?
Matt Richardson
This column is from The MagPi issue 57. You can download a PDF of the full issue for free, or subscribe to receive the print edition in your mailbox or the digital edition on your tablet. All proceeds from the print and digital editions help the Raspberry Pi Foundation achieve its charitable goals.
Taking inspiration from a widely known inspirational phrase, I like to tell people, "make the thing you wish to see in the world." In other words, you don't have to wait for a company to create the exact product you want. You can be a maker as well as a consumer! Prototyping with hardware has become easier and more affordable, empowering people to make products that suit their needs perfectly. And the people making these things aren't necessarily electrical engineers, computer scientists, or product designers. They're not even necessarily adults. They're often self-taught hobbyists who are empowered by maker-friendly technology.
It's a subject I've been very interested in, and I have written about it before. Here's what I've noticed: the flow between maker project and consumer product moves in both directions. In other words, consumer products can start off as maker projects. Just take a look at the story behind many of the crowdfunded products on sites such as Kickstarter. Conversely, consumer products can evolve into maker products as well. The cover story for the latest issue of The MagPi is a perfect example of that. Google has given you the resources you need to build your own dedicated Google Assistant device. How cool is that?
@Raspberry_Pi @TheMagP1 Oh this is going to be a ridiculous amount of fun. ? #AIYProjects #woodchuck pic.twitter.com/2sWYmpi6T1
— David Pride (@davejavupride) May 4, 2017
But consumer products becoming hackable hardware isn't always an intentional move by the product's maker. In the 2000s, TiVo set-top DVRs were a hot product and their most enthusiastic fans figured out how to hack the product to customise it to meet their needs without any kind of support from TiVo.
But since then, things have changed. For example, when Microsoft's Kinect for the Xbox 360 was released in 2010, makers were immediately enticed by its capabilities. It not only acted as a camera, but it could also sense depth, a feature that would be useful for identifying the position of objects in a space. At first, there was no hacker support from Microsoft, so Adafruit Industries announced a $3,000 bounty to create open-source drivers so that anyone could access the features of Kinect for their own projects. Since then, Microsoft has embraced the use of Kinect for these purposes.
iRobot's Create 2, a hackable version of the Roomba
Consumer product companies even make versions of their products that are specifically meant for hacking, making, and learning. Belkin's WeMo home automation product line includes the WeMo Maker, a device that can act as a remote relay or sensor and hook into your home automation system. And iRobot offers Create 2, a hackable version of its Roomba floor-cleaning robot. While iRobot aimed the robot at STEM educators, you could use it for personal projects too. Electronic instrument maker Korg takes its maker-friendly approach to the next level by releasing the schematics for some of its analogue synthesiser products.
Why would a company want to do this? There are a few possible reasons. For one, it's a way of encouraging consumers to create a community around a product. It could be a way for innovation with the product to continue, unchecked by the firm's own limits on resources. For certain, it's an awesome feel-good way for a company to empower their own users. Whatever the reason these products exist, it's the digital maker who comes out ahead. They have more affordable tools, materials, and resources to create their own customised products and possibly learn a thing or two along the way.
With maker-friendly, hackable products, being a creator and a consumer aren't mutually exclusive. In fact, you're probably getting the best of both worlds: great products and great opportunities to make the thing you wish to see in the world.
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Jack Barnard
hello i'm jack and I've recently received the kit and can't wait to use it.
Agastya Asthana
Where did you get it from
9th September 2017, 4:16 am
how do you get your hands on one of these?
Ghettokon
I love the kit, and would like to hack further.
21st May 2017, 2:06 pm
The kit's a great idea, and mine seems to work, right up to the point where I need to be a business to have a Google Cloud Platform account. It appears that in the EU, we can only have business accounts, something that doesn't fit well with the individual…
dubbeljoe
like Chris,
I also don't understand why I need a business account to use the speech API. Actually I don't feel comfortable with giving Google even more info (once again…)
Did anybody found a way around this?
21st May 2017, 11:49 pm
Where can I get the magpi?
I've looked in Swindon WH smith and on the Station. I've looked in paddington station and slough Tesco. And Pihut shop has been sold out in about the first week.
22nd May 2017, 1:42 pm
Possibly not helping, but found three issues in Norway at Bergen Airport domestic departurehall. Bought one. Not visible on the outlet website. Can not by another.
Arron Griffiths
I received my google AIY magpi with my 12 month subscription. Would just like to add that the Create 2 robot is only available in USA and Canada due to distribution. Just though you might want to add and foot note. (Unless you can get iRobot to start selling in Europe! ^_^ )
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Many people juice the fruit in its skin, even when it's a skin you wouldn't eat, like melon and pineapple. There's more minerals in the skin.
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Nut butters give us essential fatty acids to calm our nerves (reduce stress). But most of the factory ones are roasted — rife with free radicals that punch holes in your cell membranes. Even those raw nut butters have free radicals from exposure to light and oxygen.
The only healthy nut butter is one you make yourself, refrigerate right away, and eat within a week. Delicious in roll-ups — sprouted greens wrapped in lettuce leaf, spread with nut butter. Or my favorite — mash raw pecan or macedamia nut-butter with banana to take away junk-food cravings. Fat & Sweet satisfies!
Delight in the zing of freshly crushed seasonings like garlic, ginger, chili pepper, scallion, and radish. Use Samson's mincing screen.
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Naughty naughty but yes it will grind your coffee beans for the richest taste.
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Mince fresh fish and meat for your carnivorous animal companions (cats). Divide into meal-size portions, freeze to kill bacteria, then transfer to refrigerator on day of meal, and mix with Energy Soup for the softest fur and brightest eyes.
Make seed oil with optional attachment, shipped separately (does not fit in Juicer carton). Heats oil to temp of 131°F (55°C).
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I purchased a Champion juicer about 25 years ago and I still have it and use it. However, I decided I wanted to juice wheat grass and as you probably know, the Champion does not juice grass.
About a month ago, I spent days online scoping out juicers to find the one I thought would be the right one for me. I purchased a Green Star believing I made a great choice. So, ok, it juices wheat grass and I still have my Champion.
Two weeks ago while searching for more info on wheat grass, I discovered your site and read your comparison of the Green Star vs the Samson... wish I'd found you prior to purchasing the Green Star!! Especially when I discovered I could not return it!!
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England / Players / Peter May
Complete list by match
NORTH-SOUTH SERIES
Championship Div 1
Royal London One-Day Cup
MCC University Matches
Second Eleven Championship
Second Eleven Trophy
RL Women's One-Day Cup
Joe Root
Dom Bess
Stuart Broad
Jack Leach
Lewis Gregory
Zak Crawley
Dawid Malan
Liam Livingstone
Full name Peter Barker Howard May
Born December 31, 1929, The Mount, Reading, Berkshire
Died December 27, 1994, Liphook, Hampshire (aged 64 years 361 days)
Major teams England, Cambridge University, Surrey
Other Referee
Relation Father-in-law - AHH Gilligan, Brother - JWH May
Tests 66 106 9 4537 285* 46.77 13 22 12 42 0
First-class 388 618 77 27592 285* 51.00 85 127 282 0
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Test debut England v South Africa at Leeds, Jul 26-31, 1951 scorecard
Last Test England v Australia at The Oval, Aug 17-22, 1961 scorecard
First-class span 1950 - 1963
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Test debut Australia v India at Sydney, Jan 2-6, 1992 scorecard
Last Test Australia v India at Perth, Feb 1-5, 1992 scorecard
Test matches 3
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ODI debut Australia v West Indies at Melbourne, Jan 9, 1992 scorecard
Last ODI Australia v India at Sydney, Jan 20, 1992 scorecard
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Peter Barker Howard May, CBE, died at his home in Hampshire on December 27, 1994, four days short of his 65th birthday. In the 1950s PBH May - the initials were part of the style of the man - came to represent the beau ideal of English batsmanship and sportsmanship. He was tall and handsome with a batting style that was close to classical, and he was the hero of a generation of schoolboys. To his contemporaries at Charterhouse he was a heroic figure much earlier: from a very young age it was clear that he was going to play for England and he glided towards greatness in an effortless-looking manner.
Peter May was born at Reading on December 31, 1929. He was an instinctive cricketer, though there was no background of the game in his family. When he was 13, the headmaster of Charterhouse barred him from the First XI for his own good, but as a 14-year-old in 1944 he made 108 against Harrow, an innings that had an extraordinary impact on the school. In four years in the school First XI he made 1,794 runs, averaging 54.36. He was advised, but not all that much, by the former England player George Geary. By 1947, his last year at school, he was clearly the best schoolboy batsman in the country, scoring an unbeaten 183 against Eton and 148 and 146 in the representative matches at Lord's.
He then had to do two years' national service as Writer May of the Royal Navy - the scorecard abbreviation Wtr puzzling at least one MCC member who thought he must be the mess waiter. By his second year, his clerical duties were being heavily interspersed with cricket and in 1949 he played enough to come third in the national averages behind Hardstaff and Hutton. That autumn he went up to Cambridge: in 1950 their batting side was as strong as any in the country and he was not immediately dominant, but he scored an unbeaten 227 against Hampshire, stepped into the Surrey team and quickly won his county cap.
By 1951 he had made enough runs in every type of cricket - including a century for the Gentlemen- to be picked for the Fourth Test against South Africa at Headingley. He scored 138, an innings that seemed like a revelation. He played in all four Tests against India in 1952 and, though he was dropped for the three middle Ashes Tests of 1953, he returned to score 39 and 37, important in context, at the Oval and was picked for the West Indies tour, where he made his second Test century, a far more dogged 135 on a matting pitch at Port-of-Spain to earn a draw.
This secured May's place once and for all, and he became a crucial member of two of the most successful teams English cricket has ever seen: Surrey, who won the Championship every year between 1952 and 1958, and an England team that never lost a series in the same period. May adapted his method and his mental approach to Test cricket and moved from being a promising batsman to a great one. Once Gubby Allen saw him get out at Fenner's and muttered: "That was the most unconscious stroke I have ever seen." After his Headingley century Allen sent him a telegram: "Charge of unconsciousness unconditionally withdrawn".
In Australia in 1954-55, May was Hutton's vice-captain, and the following year, when Hutton became ill, inherited the leadership. He captained England in 41 Tests, still a record despite the later growth of Test cricket, and was an unchallenged figure of authority. England won 20 of those Tests and lost only ten. May's stature as a batsman increased each year, even on the indifferent pitches of 1956. In the First Test at Edgbaston against West Indies in 1957, he scored 285 not out, sharing a stand of 411, England's highest ever, with Colin Cowdrey, saving the match and blunting Sonny Ramadhin's mastery of English batsmen once and for all. England went on to win the series 3-0. In 1958, in the wettest, most bowler-friendly summer of the century, he averaged almost 64, 17 more than any other batsman. In both these years, he followed on where Stuart Surridge had left off in 1956 and captained Surrey to the Championship.
That was May's apogee. England went to Australia in 1958-59 as hot favourites, but were met by bowlers widely suspected of throwing, and slumped to a 4-0 defeat. May was greatly upset by newspaper criticism of the presence on tour of his fiancée, Virginia Gilligan, especially when one report said they had been secretly married. They actually married that April, and from then on his enthusiasm for the game semed to wane. He missed much of the 1959 season with an abscess, which also forced him home from the West Indies tour that winter. It was 1961 before he returned to cricket and, when he was bowled round his legs by Richie Benaud at Old Trafford, his dismissal sealed the fate of the Ashes. Three weeks later he played his last Test and in 1962 effectively retired from first-class cricket, though there was always the hope, in other minds, that he might return, and Wisden delayed its retirement tribute until 1971.
May became an insurance broker and underwriter at Lloyd's and concentrated on his growing family: four girls, all of them sharing their mother's love of horses, which their father, though no horseman, happily took on. For many years his cricketing involvement was low-profile, though he served as a Test selector from 1965 to 1968, and was president of MCC in 1980-81. However, in 1982 he agreed to return to the limelight by becoming chairman of selectors with a specific brief to get a grip on the players' behaviour. He never gained a rapport with a new generation of cricketers and did not seem to have much disposition to choose between them. Had he stuck to the original plan and retired after the 1985 Ashes series, his reputation would have been largely undamaged, but he stayed on until 1988, working through four captains in the last summer alone. By the end, players were being picked and dropped with bewildering rapidity.
England were less strong relative to other countries in the 1980s than in the 1950s. Both as a batsman and as a captain, May had the advantage that the best bowlers were nearly always on his side. His failure against Heine and Adcock in South Africa in 1956-57 has led some to wonder whether he could have coped with the sustained battering that modern batsmen receive. But, 18 months earlier in England, he dealt with the same bowlers so effectively that he was close to a century in every match. Richie Benaud, perhaps his most formidable opponent, called him not merely the greatest English batsman to emerge since the war - which is the conventional judgment - but the only great one. As a captain, May was a hard but unfailingly courteous competitor. He was not an imaginative tactician but his resources meant this was not a serious disadvantage. He was helped too by the presence of a great chairman of selectors in Gubby Allen.
Peter May will be remembered best as a batsman, upright in everything he did, especially the on-drive which, famously, he perfected as a schoolboy. In 66 Tests he scored 4,537 runs at 46.77; in first-class cricket he scored 27,592 runs at 51.00 with 282 catches. He scored 85 centuries, his early retirement preventing him becoming the first amateur since WG Grace to score a hundred hundreds. His gifts were sublime, indeed mysterious, and he bore them with honour, modesty and distinction. The fear that we will never see his like again meant his early death was felt all the more keenly.
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Filming for new TV drama series to take place on location in Limerick
Angeline Ball as Emer Berry and Wouter Hendrickx as Christian De Jong in Hidden Assets | PICTURE: Guillaume Van Laethem/Saffron Pictures/RTÉ/AcornTV
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PARTS of Limerick city are set to be transformed into a movie-set later this month as a filming for a new tv drama takes place.
In association with Screen Ireland and Screen Flanders, RTÉ and AMC Networks' Acorn TV have commissioned a new six-part Irish drama called Hidden Assets.
The Irish/ Belgian co-production which is currently filming in Shannon will be on location at several spots in Limerick city centre this month.
The series, due to air on RTÉ One and RTÉ Player this autumn, is written by Peter McKenna and Morna Regan and stars Angeline Ball along with Wouter Hendrickx, Simone Kirby and Peter Coonan.
The show is produced by Irish production company Saffron Moon and co-produced by leading Belgian producer Potemkino and Canada's Facet 4.
Cathy Belton, Michael Ironside, Charlie Carrick and Sophie Jo Wasson are also starring in the production which is being made in association with Screen Ireland and Screen Flanders, Belgium.
Hidden Assets is described as a story of 'family, power and the corrosive effects of boundless greed' and follows 'a routine raid by the Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) that exposes a link between a wealthy Irish family, a stash of rough diamonds and a series of deadly bombings in Belgium'.
The story moves between the Mid-West of Ireland and Antwerp, the diamond capital of the world.
'But nothing is as it seems, as by-the-book Belgian Chief Inspector Christian De Jong (Wouter Hendrickx) and CAB Detective Emer Berry (Angeline Ball) are thrown together in a heart-pounding race to halt a further horrifying terror attack in Antwerp'.
The thrilling series is directed by Emmy-nominated Thaddeus O'Sullivan and leading Belgian director Kadir Balci.
Eight weeks of filming in Belgium have just been completed and the production has now moved to the Mid-West.
Filming will take place at several locations in Limerick city centre and at a house on the North Circular Road this month.
Commenting on the arrival of the production to Limerick, Paul C. Ryan, Regional Film Manager at Film in Limerick said: "We're delighted to have Saffron Moon choose the Mid-West to film their new series Hidden Assets. The production is one of several that are currently filming in the region and it's fantastic to see the film & TV sector grow locally, providing jobs on set and economic benefit for local business."
Since the establishment of Troy Studios the local authorities in the region have been working to position the Mid-West as an attractive destination for location and well as studio filming. "We are starting to see the results of this focus and we continue to work to make the region the most film-friendly in Ireland," said Mr Ryan.
Producer Siobhan Bourke said: "It's great to bring the Hidden Assets production to Limerick and Clare and to have the support of the local councils and Film in Limerick to make it all a reality. We have assembled a wonderful crew and cast and can't wait to share this series with audiences later in the year."
She added that filming the series in the Mid-West has brought a fresh dimension to the project. "We are used to seeing most shows filmed in Dublin and to have this filmed and set in Clare and Limerick city is really exciting. The production is going really well and we are delighted with the response and welcome we have received in the region."
Shane Murphy, RTÉ Head of Drama added: "Thanks to the Trojan efforts of Saffron Moon while shooting the first eight weeks of Hidden Assets in Antwerp in the teeth of a pandemic, and also to additional funding from RTÉ and Screen Ireland, we now find ourselves in the happy position of having our wonderful cast and crew shooting the remainder of the series in Clare and Limerick. We're particularly pleased to shine a light on Limerick, which is undeservedly underrepresented in the world of scripted shows."
Hidden Assets will air on RTÉ One and RTÉ Player this autumn.


There are a lot of fitness startups out there. At CES 2013 back in January, a panel of media big wigs actually talked about the fact that there may be too many fitness startups these days. There's a lot of noise in the fitness space and you'll have to be unique to succeed.
Atlanta startup Body Boss may actually have that uniqueness people are looking for. Body Boss isn't just a fitness app, but it's a fitness app for teams. High School, college and even professional sports teams can use the Body Boss platform to track the fitness performance of their players.
Coaches can use Body Boss to track workouts from individuals as well as the entire team. The platform gives coaches the analytics they need to compare each player, how fit they are and where they need improvement.
Body Boss is making it easier for college recruiters to get a better picture of the high school athletes they're looking at.
"This is a great tool for tracking and recruiting high school athletes. I like the competitive aspect, accessibility on smartphones and tablets and instant updates. There is nothing on the market that is this professional looking" John Sisk, Director of Football Player Development at Georgia Tech said about Body Boss.
The competitive aspect that Sisk mentions is a feature in Body Boss that allows intra-squad competition. Virtual weight room crap-talking can be done through Body Boss, and whether athletes want to admit it or not, that can be a powerful tool.
Real time updates and an easy to understand UI make it a great way to create accountability for players and coaches. It also eliminates paperwork coaches would have to do on athlete's workouts.
As the platform grows, Body Boss co-founders Daryl Lu and Don Pottinger hope that teams will be able to use Body Boss to not only keep up with their own team but other teams as well. A network for collaborating and sharing is already baked into the platform.
While we will stay away from calling Plisten, Pinterest for Brands, that may be a very good description of exactly what Randy Mitchell and Eric Yu are doing with their Atlanta based startup.
Mitchell tells us in this video interview that Plisten came about after he had some trouble with major brands. He gives us just one example, citing a problem he had with a major bank where he had been a customer for years. As his situation got escalated he became more and more frustrated with customer service and the way the bank was treating him. Finally, a customer service "manager" told him to get any further he would need to write a letter to the CEO. Plisten is that letter.
But, Plisten is more about good interactions with brands as opposed to bad ones. Facebook, Google+ and even Twitter have taught us that people will communicate about their favorite brands. People will tweet about great experiences and of course bad experiences with any brand from Best Buy to BMW.
Coca-Cola, MTV, Disney, Red Bull, Converse, Starbucks and McDonalds are just some of the top brands on Facbeook today. Those seven brands alone count for over 250 million likes.
Brands are definitely a big play, Yu and Mitchell are hoping to hit a homerun with Plisten, which is a pinboard specifically for brands.
Consumers will be able to talk about their favorite brands, like their favorite brands and communicate directly with those brands. This is a powerful tool for consumers and for the brands themselves. By cutting away the noise from everything else people like, and honing in just on brands, Plisten will be able to deliver captive audiences and in turn those brands will be able to market directly to their most active customers.
Of course in Mitchell's case, when someone has a problem with a brand they'll also be able to communicate that problem. Perhaps they'll find that the problem is more widespread. They may also find it's isolated, but either way, with the focus strictly on brands, brand managers will have a better way of finding those problems, and fixing them.
Check out our video interview below.
In 2011, after my third trip to IFA in Berlin I made a conscious decision to try and learn German. I wanted to be able to know how to order more than just a "cola light" (that's German for Diet Coke). So I did what everyone in my position would do, I went to Union Station in DC and plucked down nearly $500 for a big yellow box from Rosetta Stone.
Don't get me wrong, Rosetta Stone seemed great, but it wasn't teaching me what I really needed to know. How can I hail a taxi, how can I read a mass transit sign, how can I ask someone where the bathroom is, and how can I order a German chocolate cake. I learned a lot of words I would never need to know, and not enough of the phrases I did need to know.
Well with a trip to LeWeb planned next year, I need to learn French. Since I didn't pay an ounce of attention in high school, I need to get learning. Luckily at Atlanta's Startup Rally I bumped into Bijal Nagrashna the VP of Strategy at Atlanta startup TripLingo. After a couple of real time lessons on how to correctly pronounce her name, she took me on a tour of what language learning software should look like.
TripLingo is a platform for learning languages specifically geared toward travelers. The extremely robust application is intuitive and pleasant to use. You start off by identifying where you are going, what you want to do there, why you are going there and your special needs.
For example, I'll be going to France on business, to cover LeWeb. I won't be shopping, but I will be eating. I'm type II diabetic (there's an option for that), other than that I like just about any kind of food.
TripLingo pulls a bunch of popular, and necessary phrases together and gives the user a bunch of options. You can pick the text book translation, or you can go with something a little more casual or slang. If you're adventuresome there's a "crazy" option as well. Once you master that option you'll sound like any hipster local.
TripLingo leaves no stone unturned (no pun intended). Their app offers the transliteration in text and if you plug in a headset you can hear how it's supposed to sound.
The app also has the ability to help you out in a pinch, whether you're having an emergency or you've spent all day at a conference and forgot to take a break to eat.
While I haven't dove into the platform just yet, I'm going to use it and I'm confident that it's going to be a much better experience than Rosetta Stone (and a lot less expensive).
TripLingo also offers a customized professional version for companies. Say you're the CEO of a big company with offices in another country. Your company can customize TripLingo for phrases that will be important to people traveling on behalf of your company for business.
TripLingo was one of nearly 100 startups that exhibited at Startup Rally in Atlanta.
Can startups be built anywhere in the United States? That's a question the Wall Street Journal Accelerator's blog and the Huffington Post have recently asked. Between those two widely read publications and last weeks everywhereelse.co The Startup Conference, the answer is a resounding "Yes". Just to reiterate that though, Atlanta's startup community came out in full force Monday night to tell their stories in a "Startup Georgia Parade".
There was no confetti, or marching bands, but the grand marshall, Scott Case (CEO of Startup America and founding CTO of priceline.com) was in his trademark red, white and blue Chuck Taylors.
Rather than 50 foot floats, the standing room only crowd at the historic Biltmore Hotel in Atlanta celebrated multi million dollar companies, entrepreneurs, founders and investors who've chosen to keep themselves, and their businesses in Atlanta.
Event organizer Scott Henderson, pointed out several times that, Monday's event, dubbed "Startup Rally" was the largest assembly of startups and entrepreneurs since the International Cotton exposition, a 100 day exposition held in Atlanta 118 years ago (1895 for those that don't want to do the math).
One of the first startup founders to speak was Rob Kischuk founder of Bad.gy. He was quick to point out that just the previous week he was at everywhereelse.co with 1000 other entrepreneurs and startups, using that as testimony to the fact that startups can launch just about anywhere. Kischuk almost got emotional when talking about his decision to stay in Atlanta and that he would have it no other way.
Finally Kischuk recognized that many of the people in the room at Startup Rally, the influencers of the Atlanta startup community were instrumental in the success bad.gy has had to date.
Every state seems to have a godfather of early stage startup funding. In Tennessee Vic Gatto of Solidus is the godfather. In Atlanta it's Sig Mosley. Mosley was an early stage venture capitalist, took a short hiatus but couldn't stay away. He stood on stage and talked about the technology sectors that would build the next stage of companies in Atlanta.
Jim Flannery the founder of Four Athens spoke about coming to Athens Georgia with nothing, in fact he moved from Silicon Valley to Athens Georgia, a town made famous by REM and the B52's. Now they have their own budding startup community. Four Athens serves as the hub for entrepreneurs in the Athens area. Sam Zebarjadi, a wireless entrepreneur, and mentor for both Four Athens and Greenville's "Iron Yard" also spoke about startup communities, and the power in Georgia.
Paul Judge, an Atlanta based serial entrepreneur has already had two exits to Silicon Valley firms. While the time was ripe to head out west Judge remained in Atlanta where he currently serves as the Chief Research Officer at Barracuda Networks (which bought one of his companies). He's currently working on his latest company Pindrop Security, which was exhibiting in Startup Rally's expo earlier in the day.
Many of the speakers made reference to some of Atlanta's more well known startups like Sarah Blakely's Spanx and of course Mail Chimp. Neither company raised venture capital and instead made their money the old fashioned way. Now millions of people are buying Spanx' products and using Mail Chimp to send out emails in droves.
Michael Tavani, the CEO of ScoutMob praised Mail Chimp when it was his turn to speak, noting that he wants to start his next company in Atlanta and do it without venture funding. Tavani's local deals startup has raised $5 million dollars to date, but it wasn't easy.
Being scrappy and grinding paid off for Tavani and his team. When ScoutMob launched, they had created enough buzz, through hard work, that investors called right away, as did merchant partners. "It's easy to make an impact here in Georgia. There's a lot of noise in the valley, the impact we were able to make took a much shorter time" Tavani said.
Several other startup founders spoke, as did some of the venture capitalists in Georgia's startup eco system.
All of this was in celebration of the launch of Startup Georgia the official partner region for Startup America. Case stuck around until the end of the event when he and I had time to talk about how Startup Georgia was still in it's infant stages of forming back in October during the Startup America Regional Champions Summit. The team behind both events really pulled it off.
This all led up to one of Atlanta's most infamous entrepreneurs Jermaine Dupri who spoked for about a half an hour on building his business, So So Def Recordings, into a multi million dollar empire, all the while growing it in Atlanta, rather than moving to New York or LA.
A celebration of startups everywhereelse, tickets on sale now at 2013 prices for EE2014, follow this link.


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St Andrew's Church, also known as the Scots Memorial Church, is a church in Jerusalem built as a memorial to the Scottish soldiers who were killed fighting the Turkish Army during the Sinai and Palestine campaign of World War I, bringing to an end Ottoman rule over Palestine. It is a congregation presbyterian of the Church of Scotland.

History

British Mandate period
One of the main campaigners for the memorial church was Ninian Hill, an Edinburgh shipowner and Church elder. The foundation stone was laid by Field Marshal Lord Allenby on 7 May 1927 and the church was opened in 1930 with Ninian Hill as its first minister.

The Church was much used by Scots serving in the Mandate administration and soldiers serving with Scottish Regiments stationed in Palestine during the Mandate, including the Second World War.

Wars: 1947–1948, 1967
After the outbreak of hostilities in 1948, the church was on the front line. The fighting firstly took place between Jewish forces in West Jerusalem and Arab irregulars in the Old City, later between the Jordanian Arab Legion soldiers and the Israeli army. The church holds a prominent location near what became the front line. The minister, William Clark Kerr, remained in the Church throughout this period, ringing the church bell and conducting Sunday services. In one cable to Edinburgh he wrote: "All night battle round the building... St Andrew's Cross (flag) on both church and manse. If that is not enough will try Rampant Lion."

The building still bears marks from fighting during the Six-Day War of 1967.

Scottish missions and presence
The first Scottish missions to the Galilee started in the mid 19th century, and for the next 100 years Scottish Presbyterians were actively engaged in the fields of education and medicine. Psalm 122 is sung every May at the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland held in Edinburgh:

"Pray that Jerusalem may have
peace and felicity:
let them that love you and your peace
still have prosperity."
(first verse of Hymn 82 in the Church of Scotland hymnary, fourth edition)

Following World War I, the British Mandate in Palestine lasted until 1948. This substantially increased the number of Scots living and working in Jerusalem. Following the end of the mandate and the establishment of the State of Israel, the number of Scots working in Jerusalem dropped drastically. The church's location very near the 'Green Line' politically dividing Jerusalem, cut it off from the Christian community in the Old City.

Present
The current Minister  is Rev.  Murial Pearson.

The church is open for services on Sundays and runs a hotel/guesthouse.

Building
The church was designed in 1927 by the British architect Clifford Holliday, who headed his own private practice in the city. Its clean, plain silhouette stands across the Hinnom Valley from the Old City walls, and together with the wing housing the hospice evokes the outline of a Highland castle with a keep. The building contains Western as well as Eastern elements, with details reminding of Crusader-style architecture, but also with Armenian decorative tiles. The stained glass windows are built with blue Hebron glass set in stucco panels, in typical Art-Deco geometric fashion and combining the Latin with the x-shaped Scottish Saint Andrew's cross.

A plaque set in the floor in front of the communion table is dedicated to King Robert Bruce, whose dying wish was to have his heart buried in Jerusalem. His comrade-in-arms, Sir James Douglas, attempted to bring it to the Holy Land but fell in battle while on his way through Spain. Bruce's heart and Douglas' remains were returned to Scotland.

Facilities outside Jerusalem
The Church of Scotland also runs the Tabeetha School, an English-language school at Jaffa that accepts Christian, Jewish and Muslim children (see homepage at External links).

Another facility is the refurbished Scots Hotel at Tiberias (see homepage at External links). The Church of Scotland centre there has a long tradition, the hotel being housed in what used to be known as the Scottish, or Dr Torrance's, hospital.

See also

List of Church of Scotland parishes
Scots Hotel
Christianity in Israel

References

External links
St Andrew's Church, Jerusalem, homepage with links to all facilities throughout Israel (2021)
Scottish Guesthouse/Scots Hotel, Jerusalem, homepage (2021). The old page is here
Political position on Israel and Palestine (2020), at churchofscotland.org.uk
Scots Hotel Tiberias, homepage (1) at inisrael.com (2021)
Scots Hotel Tiberias, homepage (2) on Church of Scotland website (2021)
Scottish church in Tiberias, homepage - St Andrew's Galilee congregation (2021)
Tabeetha School, Jaffa, homepage (2021)

St Andrew's Church, Jerusalem
Protestant churches in Jerusalem
Scottish military memorials and cemeteries
1927 establishments in Mandatory Palestine
Churches completed in 1930
1927 in Scotland
Mandatory Palestine
Israel–United Kingdom relations
Presbyterian churches in Asia
Religious organizations established in 1927

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The March 12 flight from the Bangladeshi capital Dhaka crash-landed at Kathmandu airport and skidded into a football field where it burst into flames, killing 51 people.
A 25-year-old woman was killed by a wild tiger on Monday near Nepal's largest national park, local police said.
A flydubai pilot faces disciplinary action after failing an alcohol test in Nepal on Sunday before being due to operate a flight to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the airline said.
The young male and a female rhinos, Rudra and Rupsi, boarded a charted flight bound for Guangzhou along with a team of Nepali experts.


We are thrilled to announce our Match 2016 results and welcome the Internal Medicine Residency Class of 2019!
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Douglas Vaughan, Aarati Didwania, Dave Neely, Warren Wallace, and the 2015-2016 CMRs: Bruce Henschen, Erin Unger, Julie Friedman, and Natasha Nichols.
DOM Team Education: Maija Nikurs, Kim Dow, Socorro Esparza, Anna-Kate Trubilowicz, and Judy Poremba.
Every single member of the Divisions of Allergy/Immunology and Pulmonary/Critical Care Medicine participated in recruitment.
Pretty close to 100%: Endocrinology, Gastroenterology/Hepatology, Nephrology, and Infectious Diseases.


The initial ICM model (2D rain on mesh w/ storm drains), which did not have any vertices at the street corners removed (so essentially just the raw planimetrics data) failed and I was told that the issue resides in the fact that there were too many vertices at the street corners within my geometry and I needed to simplify the geometry somehow. I have read the "Tips for a good meshing experience" which describe GIS simplification tool to do this, however, when I apply this to the planimetric data (which contains the edge of roads, buildings, perious/impervious areas, etc), it seems to create a lots of small slivers between the polygons within my planimetrics shapefile. The area I'm modeling is several hundred acres and has a large amount of city blocks, so really need an automated process to remove the extra vertices without creating smaller slivers within the overall shapefile.
I wanted to see how everyone else removes extraneous vertices at street corners without creating small slivers between polygons (if you simply use the simplify tool, are there any additional steps taken before running simplify on planimetrics data, etc). Any advice is appreciated!
I heard that one of support team members helped you with that already. Let us know if there are any other questions.
When creating detailed meshes from GIS it is important to maintain consistency among layers so that vertices in one layer snap to vertices of another, while also trying to keep the number of vertices to a minimum.
While layers like Infiltration Zone and Roughness Zone can be omitted from the meshing process, it's still important to keep them carefully matching the vertices wherever possible since they can affect the mesh aggregation process.
So how does one maintain integrity across layers? Ideally any simplification process is carried out simultaneously across all polygons. In ArcGIS, this means doing Dissolve one one full feature class, rather than on several feature classes representing different layers. From that one layer, you then import select polygons into each ICM layer. Alternately, you can import everything into your ICM Polygon layer, do your simplification and gap closing, then export various selections to other layers.
In any case, it's always a good idea check through things afterwards using ICM's Model-> Geometry tools to find gaps and small area diagnostic polygons.
This is a pretty wide open topic, so if anyone else has experience to share, please do!
Yes I spoke with y'all about this issue already and they were a big help! Thanks, Nathan!


"Conch Soap Mold MW 20 "
COMMENTS: This one is great for soaps.No problem releasing the soap.
"Nice detail and stunning in a swirl pattern"
COMMENTS: I use this mold a lot, usually with either an elegant, feminine fragrance or a tropical-ish scent. The soaps come out easily, the details of the mold are nicely defined, and the soaps that I've used the swirl-in-pot method for have come out divinely!
"Beautiful Design, tough to get the soap out. "
COMMENTS: This mold has a great shape, very unique and looks wonderful in a soap dish. The beauty of course is dependent on getting it out of the mold without breaking it though. The plastic doesn't have any give so it was difficult to release the soap. I broke two out of four of the soaps I made trying to pry them out. I tried running the back under hot water with only a 50% success rate. Next time I'll try freezing them after they set up on the advice of other reviewers.
COMMENTS: I picked this mold specifically for a ocean theme. While I wanted to be a little more creative with using several colors, it was a little difficult to create the colors in the areas on the shell that I wanted specific colors. I found that also any heavier ingredients I added....glitter or clay, they sunk to the very tip of the shell which then looked very unappealing. So 3rd time around I settled for a solid color and it looked great. Easy to remove from mold too.
COMMENTS: Easy to use and makes beautiful and perfect melt & pour soap. Very professional looking, elegant and yet fun. I'm in California and will use it all year. I did freeze my soap for one hour before popping them out (after letting them dry for 24 hours) and it worked perfectly!
COMMENTS: This is just gorgeous. Makes the most beautiful bars. The detail on the shell is amazing. The mold is very easy to wash, warm water. Easy to unmold. This makes 4 full size bars. Put these bars in a basket with the other shells WSP sells and they are a total knockout!!!
• Easily cleaned and unmolded.
COMMENTS: I love these molds! Not only do the soaps look amazing, they also fit in your hand very comfortably. I love to use these with my oatmeal soaps. The texture of the oatmeal and natural color make the shell look more realistic. Everyone requests these soaps.
COMMENTS: This came out great and give a wonderful summer theme to your soaps. Easy to unmold and nice size.
COMMENTS: Larger-sized, realistic shell molds are hard to find. This is the best I've found. I pour a little white soap first, let it set, then pour pastel pink or beige for a more realistic shell.
COMMENTS: These look wonderful with WSP oatmeal soap or white with coconut scent.


Our whole life is a rush. We chase our desires and unfulfilled dreams. We are attracted by money, power, prestige; a wholesome, happy life. Spurred by our ambitions, we pursue various goals all through our lives. We aspire for something all the time, we always want to achieve something. This restless rush is instigated by our fear that we are still not what we want to be. We are never satisfied, we always want something else. We therefore lose our grip on the deeper dimensions of life. The deeper dimensions are present in our life, but we lose contact with them because of our lack of Alertness. The question therefore arises, how we are able to access the deeper dimensions of Life?
You are an immortal being, who is lost in the world of isolation, and is now desperately searching for Itself.
With your mind full of thoughts, you will never find the Truth, because it can only reveal itself in the silent space of the heart.
Step over the categorizing, analyzing working methods of your Mind and let the richness of your genuine self to blossom inside you.
If the mind is calm and peaceful, it has no fear, envy or sorrow, then a flow would carry it onwards, that has no beginning nor end: the flow of Life.
You can only experience the flow of Life inside and around you in the state of awakened Consciousness.
Awake from the stupor of the identification of your thoughts and desires, and then in the motionless space of Consciousness the insane, forever changing world will be tamed into a wonderful game.
The alertness is the door opening to our original life status, to the Oneness.
The Alertness is a blazing fire inside you, which consumes the world of isolation around you.
Beware! The awakened consciousness is dangerous, because it can destroy your dreams of spiritual growth in a moment.
The first gift of your conscious alertness is when you discover, that instead of you, the deep-programs of your conditioned mind are living your life.
If you seek happiness outside of yourself, you only find momentary satisfaction. Happiness is the joy of Existence itself, the conscious presence.
The most alluring bloom of your proper inner being is gratefulness.


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Publishers to leverage new tech to address inefficient content processes
Publishers will need to leverage new technology in 2021 to address "inefficient" processes that are leading to wasted spend on branded content.
Australian marketing platform Fabulate believes that manual processes are making it more difficult for brands to get campaigns up and running and to manage them over time.
The company's co-founder Ben Gunn said that he has spoken to brands that admit that they often have to go through five or six reviews of core content processes before proceeding due to general inefficiencies.
He noted: "Research suggests that as much as $0.25 in every dollar is wasted on inefficient content processes."
Gunn also claimed that stakeholders often write more in back-and-forth emails than in the branded content that they produce.
The need to improve efficiencies and maximise spend will be more acute next year as marketing budgets are likely to be under pressure.
This will lead to more companies targeting the use of new technology such as advanced automation to limit the amount of wasted time and resources associated with manual inputs.
Commenting on the research, Shani Kugenthiran from Seven urged companies to make improvements as resources are often hard to come by and must be deployed judiciously.
She added that the "ability to scale" is crucial for brands as many don't have vast internal teams to call on or access to a range of trusted platforms that enable them to engage with a large, active audience.
Kugenthiran noted that branded content will be a main focus for her company next year and that this will involve the publication of digital news and the launch of social and video-on-demand platforms.
Branded content by definition is an offshoot of content marketing and is designed primarily to drive awareness by creating high-quality content in various formats that aligns with core values.
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In this section: FDA In Brief
FDA In Brief
FDA In Brief: FDA takes steps to improve transparency, efficiency of provisional substantial equivalence tobacco product review as part of comprehensive nicotine and tobacco regulatory framework
For Immediate Release: April. 5, 2018
Michael Felberbaum
"As part of our comprehensive plan on tobacco and nicotine regulation, we continue to take important steps to ensure our policies and processes are efficient, predictable and transparent, while upholding the FDA's important science-based public health mission," said FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, M.D. "Today's actions allow us to focus resources on provisional product reviews that are likely to raise more significant public health questions ‒ rather than those that don't. This is the latest step we're taking as part of our comprehensive, risk-based framework focused on protecting kids and significantly reducing tobacco-related disease and death. This framework allows us to focus our resources on products that have the greatest potential to raise pertinent public health issues, so we can make sure our regulatory efforts are appropriately targeted on protecting Americans. We're committed to making sure the FDA has the proper scientific and regulatory foundation to efficiently and effectively implement the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act."
Today, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration updated its processes related to its review of a subset of tobacco products – known as "provisional substantial equivalence (SE) tobacco products" – as part of the agency's comprehensive plan on tobacco and nicotine regulation announced last July.
Under the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act, tobacco products introduced into commercial distribution after Feb. 15, 2007 – but before Mar. 22, 2011 – could remain on the market if an SE application was submitted no later than Mar. 22, 2011, unless the FDA issued a not substantially equivalent (NSE) order. As part of these applications, the manufacturer must demonstrate that the new product has the same characteristics as a valid predicate, or if it has different characteristics, that those changes do not cause the new product to raise different questions of public health.
These nearly 3,600 provisional applications received represent a range of product changes, some potentially more significant than others. For example, some provisional products use new blends or cuts of differently sized tobacco that vary from their selected predicate in ways that might cause the release of greater amounts of harmful chemicals. As a result, these provisional products have the greatest potential to raise different questions of public health. At the other end of the spectrum are cigarettes making changes to adopt fire standard compliant cigarette paper that is less likely to cause fires if left unattended.
As part of our review process, the FDA has categorized the applications to determine the likelihood that any new product raises different questions of public health. As a result of this assessment and the resulting categorization, the FDA is removing about 1,500 provisional SE applications from review because the agency concluded that these products are less likely to raise different questions of public health. Therefore, the agency has notified the impacted companies that these products will not undergo any further review and can continue to be legally marketed so long as they don't undergo subsequent changes or are used as a predicate for a subsequent tobacco product. In addition to changes to fire standard compliant cigarette paper, about one third of these applications are for roll-your-own tobacco products, including rolling papers.
The agency has resolved over 1,000 SE provisional applications and will importantly continue its full multi-disciplinary scientific review for about 1,000 additional applications that have been determined to have a greater potential to raise different questions of public health, of which more than 675 are already under review. The products subject to these applications will maintain their provisional status to be legally marketed unless the FDA issues an NSE order following the FDA's review. The agency is also establishing new performance measures for the review of provisional SE applications to help make sure that its review process is efficient, and standards are applied consistently across the review of similar products.
FDA Update on Provisional Substantial Equivalence (SE) Review Process
Protecting American Families: Comprehensive Approach to Nicotine and Tobacco
FDA announces comprehensive regulatory plan to shift trajectory of tobacco-related disease, death


Thanksgiving is coming up this week, which often marks the beginning of an overindulgent holiday season. However, Thanksgiving doesn't have to mean weight gain or strict restraint; there is a way to keep this holiday enjoyable and healthy. To start, don't skip breakfast to save room for supper. Skipping meals earlier in the day can mean we come to the dinner table overly hungry. Being overly hungry often makes us want to eat quickly and with little thought about how a food tastes or how our body feels as we are eating. If our body feels like it's starving by the time we reach the Thanksgiving meal, we will be much less likely to be mindful of our body's satiety signals and much more likely to overeat, becoming uncomfortably full by the end of the meal. Ensuring our body receives regular, balanced meals leading up to dinner helps us slow down and be more mindful of how pleasurable foods taste and how our body feels as we are eating them.
At Thanksgiving, we often have an overload of food options and end up with a heaping plate filled with some foods we really like and others we may not want to finish. When we fill our plate, we often feel a need to eat all of the food on it, even the foods we may not really want. This can also lead to overeating and a less enjoyable meal experience. Rather than filling up your plate with large portions of food, begin with a small amount of the foods you want to try and then go back for seconds if you are still hungry.
While food is often the first thing we think of when we talk about Thanksgiving, it is important to take time to enjoy all parts of the holiday, like spending time with family and friends. Being mindful at Thanksgiving can help you better enjoy the foods of the holiday by savoring them and preventing uncomfortable fullness by listening to your body's needs. But if you find yourself overeating this holiday, don't allow it to take your joy away. Be kind to yourself and enjoy your Thanksgiving holiday.
Cone Health understands the importance of leading a healthy lifestyle to increase and ensure overall well-being, and has an exceptional team of dietitians, physicians, nurses and other related health care providers dedicated to educating our community on proper nutrition and other beneficial lifestyle choices.


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Q: SharePoint site space usage (limited admin access) I would like to find out how much space my group's SharePoint site uses or at least how much its document libraries use (files + version history). However, I am only a site administrator (not site collection or farm administrator). I'm interested in the total, but usage per individual file is also fine.
I've googled everything I could think of but couldn't find much that would help. SharePoint programming seems out of the question since I don't have access to the machine. SharePoint Web Services looked promising but none of the services provided seem to give me what I need. I also found a VBA library that lets me list the versions of a document: Office.DocumentLibraryVersion. However, this type does not include a "size" property - why not?
I previously asked this same question on Stack Overflow without any satisfactory responses (I am almost cross-posting, in fact). I have recently installed SharePoint Designer and messed around with it, and while the reports it provides are pretty cool, site usage still includes the sum of only the current versions of files.
Anyway, I would be happy with either of the following solutions:

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*A library or API to be used from VBA, VB, or C# (or any other language, for that matter)

*A SharePoint Web Service that provides file size/space usage information

*Some SharePoint Designer reporting option that I missed or a way to create custom reports

*A crazy script that uses http to iterate through all the folders/files/versions in the library, figures out the size of each file, then adds them together and returns the grand total (SharePoint du)

Basically, anything you can think of would help. At this point, even "this is not possible" would be useful. I am currently estimating size based on the largest files, which is inelegant, very imprecise, and rather time consuming.
Thanks in advance.
P.S. Please note that I do not have full administrative access to the SharePoint installation, so I cannot access Site Collection settings and reports. I am only a site administrator.
P.P.S. Just to clarify, if you told me how to find the amount of space taken up by one document library or even a single file with all its versions, that would be more than satisfactory. Furthermore, if you are an experienced SharePoint administrator and are unaware of an easy solution for this, please post so I can stop looking.

A: Is the information reported using SharePoint Designer (2007) sufficient?  I have been using the properties reported by right clicking on the site, in the folder list, in SharePoint Designer. This gives a report of how many files are in the system and how much space is used.

A: This might not be what you want, but have you at all considered just setting site quotas to secure sites staying under a predefined size?
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc287673.aspx

A: Frankly I wonder if you're going above and beyond the call of duty trying to find how much space your site is using :) This is something Operations should be able to tell you! It is definitely true that SharePoint doesn't make this easy (to my knowledge), but tools such as Quest are typically used for this kind of reporting.

A: As an Site Owner (and not a Site Collection Admin) you should be able to connect to your site using SharePoint Designer. Once connected, you can click on Site->Reports->Site Summary. This report shows All Files and the total size in KB of all files on your site.

A: Map your SharePoint document library as a mapped drive, then check the properties of the mapped drive.  It will identify the space allocated, both used and free.
The best way to do this is to go to your doc library, under the connect and export tab, and click open with explorer.  Then copy the path and paste it into a manual drive mapping.

A: If you can get read access to the SQL database for your SharePoint site, the following link has some SQL querries that can get you the information you are looking for:
http://www.codeproject.com/kb/dotnet/QueriesToAnalyzeSPUsage.aspx
-Ron

A: Recently I had similar requirement,This answer is same as Anders's. But the links in the article also have an option to get the details from code SharePoint Object Model.You can give it a try to see if those API works without quota

A: Goto the Site Collection Quotas and Locks page (Central Administration > Application Management > Site Collection Quotas and Locks). Select a site collection and at the bottom they show how much space the site collection is using.

A: You can go to the Site Collection Usage page. Site Settings > Usage Summary (Under Site Collection Administration). This should tell you how much storage used by the entire site collection and how much your site's quota allows.

A: http://www.thesug.org/Blogs/lsuslinky/ssm
It's a free tool to analize the disk space usage on a SharePoint Site Collection.  Has to be run on the server, though, as it uses the SP API.

A: Please go to the Site Qouta Collection and Qoutas and select the respective site . You should be able to see the size used for an individual site .

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Apple PowerBook G3 portable computer used by Mel Gibson in What Women Want (2000) Fantasy/Romance film.
Totally AWESOME movie with a great ending that was unexpected.
A great cast and an interesting story, Benecio was certainly a mystery as to what and who he was.
I was pleasantly surprised that I had never seen it and certainly enjoyed watching the well paced and interesting movie.
Watched it on PPV and loved it so much I had to buy it.
A little bit of spicy language but not enough to offend most.
I was unable to stop myself– as if I became possessed!
Doesn't matter how old it is the movie is great.
GREAT ADDITIONS TO MY COLLECTION!
They only difference between many of the characters is simply the side fate has landed them on.
I would recommend this move to anyone.
One of my favorite futurism, dystopic, noir, economic/sociopolitical, scifi-fantasy movies.