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Why this cricket farm outside Asheville raises millions of the protein-rich insect
Bitwater Farms outside Asheville raises crickets as a multi-benefit food source for use in insectariums and beyond.
Why cricket farming
HENDERSON COUNTY — Bitwater Farms doesn't grow crops. They're raising between 30 to 60 million crickets in their facility outside of Asheville, North Carolina.
CEO Sean McDonald explains why: "When you're using insects for a high protein product, whether it's for animal feed, or people who eat them or even pharmaceutical extracts, by far, it's crickets that are most used."
Crickets are high in protein and other micronutrients. They're also cheaper and more environmentally-friendly than traditional sources of protein, like cattle and pork.
Bitwater entomologist Travis Dorsey shows how crickets lay their eggs.
"When you look at the difference between the abdomens of the males and females, there's this third long structure present on females that's not on males and that's what we call the ovipositor. They pierce the soil or sand and they begin to lay eggs. These crickets will lay about 100, 150 eggs in their lifetime. We let 'em lay eggs for about two weeks and then they're harvested."
Mobile cricket habitats
Bitwater Farms doesn't just grow crickets. They also manufacture mobile cricket habitats equipped with software to create the perfect environment for crickets to thrive. Museums and zoos that maintain insectariums are regular customers for Bitwater Farms and other cricket-growing operations.
For example, the Museum of Life and Sciences in Durham maintains an insectarium with 30 exhibits featuring invertebrates like tarantulas, centipedes and poisonous frogs. Crickets are the main diet for these creatures, and insectarium manager Leon Bradford maintains his own mobile cricket factory.
"When you think in terms of the museum needs as far as crickets, the budget is incredible. So that's why I'd rather rear my food in house cheaply. You save a lot more money that way," Bradford says. "It's like bringing your lunch to work, instead of going out every day."
A good source of protein for humans too
Bradford says the museum's invertebrates live a long time and keeping them healthy is important. "That's one of the most amazing parts about insects is the nutritional value that they offer, they're an incredible source of proteins and fats and nutrients."
McDonald is betting that crickets will become a more important part of the human diet too. And when that happens, his farm will be there to meet the demand.
"We've been able to do something really special here in western North Carolina: grow the roots of a global venture-backed company, but in a very different place, right? Like we're not in San Francisco, we're not in D.C., We're not even in Raleigh for that matter. We're out here in the west, and it's good for us."
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As a researcher and perpetual learner who continually seeks to educate myself and explore new learning opportunities, I believe having access to proper resources and comprehensive, well-written, and stand-alone textbooks is a crucial element in saving time and increasing educational enjoyment and efficiency.
To that end, in this section, I'm introducing some of the well-respected textbooks and other resources that I have found helpful over the course of my career. This selection can by no means be considered comprehensive; however, it is my hope that this listing will be useful to researchers, students, and interested fellows in search of high quality resources.
System Identification
Applied System Identification. By: Jer-Nan Juang. PTR Prentice Hall, 1994
System Identification: Theory for the User. By: Lennart Ljung. PTR Prentice Hall, 1999.
Modal Analysis. By: Zhi-Fang Fu, Jimin He. Butterworth-Heinemann, 2001.
Modal Testing: Theory, Practice, and Application. By: D. J. Ewins. Research Studies Press, 2000.
Nonlinear Estimation and Stochastic Filtering
Optimal State Estimation Kalman H Infinity and Nonlinear Approaches. By: Dan Simon. John Wiley & Sons, 2006.
Kalman Filtering - Theory and Practice Using MATLAB Third Edition. By: M. S. Grewal, A. P. Andrews. Wiley-IEEE Press, 2008.
Fundamentals of Statistical Signal Processing Estimation Theory, Estimation Theory. By: S. M. Kay. Prentice Hall, 1993.
Bayesian signal processing classical, modern and particle filtering methods. By: J. V. Candy. John Wiley & Sons, 2009.
Mathematical Methods and Algorithms for Signal Processing. By: T. K. Moon, W. C. Stirling. Prentice Hall, 2000.
An introduction to stochastic filtering theory. By: J. Xiong. Oxford Univ. Press, 2008.
Stochastic Processes and Filtering Theory. By: A. H. Jazwinski. Dover, 2007 (reprint).
System Theory and Control
Linear System. By: T. Kailath. Prentice Hall, 1980.
Feedback Control of Dynamic Systems. By: G. F. Franklin, J. D. Powell, A. Emami-Naeini. Prentice Hall, 2014.
Optimal and Robust Estimation. By: F. L. Lewis, D. Vrabie, V. L. Syrmos. John Wiley & Sons, 2012.
State Space and Input-Output Linear Systems. By: D. F. Delchamps. Springer-Verlag, 1988.
Nonlinear Mechanics of RC
Nonlinear Mechanics of Reinforced Concrete. By: K. Maekawa, H. Okamura, A. Pimanmas. Spon Press, 2003.

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Jodie Foster Says Hollywood Studios 'Still See Women As a Risk'
By Madeline Raynor
Jodie Foster. Photo: Astrid Stawiarz/2016 Getty Images
Jodie Foster, hero, actor, and director, was interviewed by fellow hero and director Julie Taymor for a talk at the Tribeca Film Festival on Wednesday, and they unleashed some truth about women in Hollywood. "I think [people] still see women as a risk, and I'm not really sure why," Foster said.
She added that although there are a lot of women directing TV in Europe, there still aren't a lot of female film directors because executives still don't trust women to direct movies. She's also noticed that people don't know how to treat her as a woman leader when they see that she doesn't fit into a neat stereotype.
"Sometimes it's hard for people to understand how to treat me as a leader because they're sometimes waiting for me to punch them in the face, which I'm not going to do, or sometimes they're waiting for me to say, 'Oh, gee, you sound so smart, why don't I just do it your way?' I'm neither one nor the other," she said, "and sometimes it's confusing for people."
The good news? This has been the best year for female directors in Tribeca history.
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Trump forcefully denounces political violence, Capitol riots, and tech censorship in Wednesday video
Last Updated Jan 15th, 2021 at 11:58 pm
Utilizing the White House Twitter account after his personal account was permanently suspended, President Trump issued a strong denunciation of the January 6 Capitol Hill riots in a 5-minute video published Wednesday evening.
"I want to be very clear. I unequivocally condemn the violence that we saw last week. Violence and vandalism have absolutely no place in our country, and no place in our movement," Trump said.
The president never directly mentioned the fact that the House of Representatives had voted to impeach him for inciting an insurrection just hours before, but unequivocally condemned those who participated in political violence, saying they will "be brought to justice." He also discouraged any further violence or vandalism and expressed concern over threats of armed protests during the inauguration next week.
"No true supporter of mine could ever endorse political violence," Trump said. "No true supporter of mine could ever disrespect law enforcement or our great American flag. No true supporter of mine could ever threaten or harass their fellow Americans."
In the video address, Trump also criticized tech giants who have moved swiftly in recent days to de-platform and silence voices supportive of Trump and his claims of a stolen election, saying they are guilty of an "unprecedented assault on free speech."
"These are tense and difficult times," Trump said. "The efforts to censor, cancel and blacklist our fellow citizens are wrong. What is needed now is for us to listen to one another, not to silence one another."
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Dr. Surena Namdari on Manny Pacquiao's injury, surgery and rehab
SI.com spoke with Dr. Surena Namdari of the Rothman Institute about Manny Pacquiao and the general nature of rotator cuff injuries.
By Jake Fischer
After the hyped clash between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao failed to live up to "fight of the century" expectations on Saturday night, reports surfaced on Monday that Pacquiao fought through a torn rotator cuff in his right shoulder that will require surgery. SI.com spoke with Dr. Surena Namdari of the Rothman Institute about the general nature of rotator cuff tears and Pacquiao's specific injury.
SI.com: Let's forget about professional athletes for a moment. How would a rotator cuff injury impact the daily life of an average person?
Dr. Namdari: It actually affects patients significantly. Rotator cuff injuries cause pain in very regular, daily activities, and patients with rotator cuff injuries most commonly complain of difficulty sleeping at night or excessive pain while moving around in bed. If people feel that pain during such regular activities like sleeping, you can imagine how difficult it would be to deal with that pain during high-level activities like boxing.
After the fight, Freddie Roach, his trainer, said Pacquiao sustained the injury in April. Do you suppose it is more likely Pacquiao was injured during a sparring session, or is this an injury that can develop over time?
Dr. Namdari: There are two kinds of rotator cuff tears: The type that occurs over time, which is called degeneration, and is most commonly found in older patients and in younger patients, tears are typically acute traumatic injuries, caused by lifting something heavy or experiencing an abnormal torque. I would suspect Pacquiao's was some of a combination of both. For Manny Pacquiao, boxing for so many number of years, over time, the tendon may have experienced a gradual wear and tear. A lot of times in athletes it's a combination of wear and tear and specific impact events."
Mayweather vs Pacquiao: SI's Best Photos
Floyd Mayweather won a unanimous decision over Manny Pacquiao to run his record to 48-0 on May 2. Here are SI's best pictures from the bout.
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Two of the judges scored the fight 116-112 for Mayweather, while the other judge scored it 118-110.
Mayweather was successful in throwing his his jab to keep Pacquiao at bay.
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Pacquiao threw far fewer punches than he normally does in a fight, with Mayweather actually throwing more. (Text credit: AP)
Pacquiao chased Mayweather around the ring most of the night, but was never able to land a sustained volume of punches. (AP)
After the fight, it was disclosed that Pacquiao injured his right shoulder in training and that Nevada boxing commissioners denied his request to take an anti-inflammatory shot in his dressing room before the fight. (AP)
By winning the welterweight bout, Mayweather cemented his legacy as the best of his generation. (AP)
Pacquiao thought he had won the bout, largely on the basis of a few left hands that seemed to shake Mayweather. (AP)
There were no knockdowns, and neither fighter seemed terribly hurt at any time. (AP)
Mayweather fought confidently in the late rounds, winning the last two rounds on all three scorecards. (AP)
The crowd of 16,507 cheered nearly every time Pacquiao threw a punch. (AP)
Ringside punch stats showed Mayweather landing 148 punches of 435, while Pacquiao landed 81 of 429. (AP)
In the corner, Mayweather's father kept yelling at his son to do more. But Mayweather was content to stick with what was working and not take a risk that could cost him the fight. (AP)
Pacquiao landed probably the biggest punch in the fight in the fourth round — a left hand that sent Mayweather into the ropes — but he wasn't able to consistently land against the elusive champion. (AP)
"He's a very awkward fighter, so I had to take my time and watch him close," Mayweather said. (AP)
Pacquiao had vowed to take the fight to Mayweather and force him into a war. His camp thought Mayweather's 38-year-old legs weren't what they once were. (AP)
"You're tough," Mayweather said to Pacquiao after the bout, hugging him in the ring. (AP)
The fight unfolded before a glittering crowd of celebrities, high rollers and people who had enough money to pay for ringside seats going for $40,000 and up. (AP)
In the final seconds of the fight Mayweather raised his right hand in victory and after the bell rang stood on the ropes, pounding his heart with his gloves. (AP)
"I thought we pulled it out," Pacquiao trainer Freddie Roach said. "I asked my man to throw more combinations between rounds. I thought he fought flat-footed too many times." (AP)
Mayweather says he'll fight one more time before calling it a career.
Pacquiao was escorted into the ring by Jimmy Kimmel.
Often with significant lower body injuries like a torn achilles or ACL, athletes' awareness of their injuries seem to vary. Sometimes we'll see someone in agony following an ACL tear. It's also not uncommon for athletes to finish games—even multiple additional games—before realizing the magnitude of the injury. Can a rotator cuff injury be similar?
Dr. Namdari: People will generally notice the injury upon sustaining it. I definitely suspect his injury occurred during his training. Then, a person's ability to overcome the pain depends on their discipline as well as their strength and conditioning in other areas of their body for which they can overcompensate for the injury.
In terms of overcoming the pain, how much of an impact did Pacquiao's injury realistically have on the fight, in your opinion?
Dr. Namdari: If someone told me before the fight that Manny Pacquiao was experiencing a full thickness rotator cuff tear, I would tell you he'd have a really difficult time being able to land accurate punches with significant power. If he indeed asked for an injection prior to the fight, that would also tip me that he was experiencing significant symptoms of the rotator cuff tear as well."
Pacquiao is expected to undergo surgery later this week. Los Angeles orthopedic surgeon Dr. Neal ElAttrache said the surgery usually requires nine to 12 months of recovery time. What can we expect from Pacquiao's rehabilitation, especially with Mayweather reportedly being open to a rematch next year before he retires.
Dr. Namdari: For full thickness, which is a complete detachment of the tendon from the bone, that almost always requires surgery. The procedure is fairly routine and fairly simple: it only takes about an hour to an hour and a half by a trained surgeon with skilled hands. However, the recovery is not simple. The recovery time is at least 6 months before a rehabilitation process can occur and I would expect for someone at Manny Pacquiao's age of 36, it would require up to 12 months for a full recovery to optimum strength and conditioning for elite athletic performance. That would definitely put a potential rematch in jeopardy.
Surena Namdari an orthopedic surgeon at The Rothman Institute. is an assistant professor of orthopedic surgery at Thomas Jefferson University. He specializes in the arthroscopic and open treatment of all conditions of the shoulder and elbow, including arthritis, tendon disorders, fractures and instability.
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Q: Crash reporter for programs distributed as source? I'm interested in adding a crash reporter to our program. The difficulty is that in the typical case our program is distributed as source, which the user then compiles themselves.
Typical crash reporting systems like core dumps and Google Breakpad assume that the developers have access to binaries identical to those which generated the crash report. (For example, Breakpad minidumps don't have any symbol information, and rely on a symbol table that has been generated on the developers' side.) This is not necessarily going to be the case if the user has compiled the software on their own machine. (Due to different OS variants, different compilers, etc.)
Is there a robust, cross-platform crash reporting system, one which doesn't depend on the developer having a binary-identical version of the program on hand? (Cross platform for us is primarily Unix-like (Linux and MacOS), though something that would work for Windows too would be appreciated.)
I've looked into putting together an ad hoc reporter with backtrace/backtrace_symbols/__cxa_demangle, but that only gives the call tree at best. I'm wondering if it's possible to also get information about the contents of local variables - particularly the value of the parameters passed to the functions.

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Voices From The Readers – December 18, 2020
Dec 17,2020 by Special to the Dispatch
Reform Concerns Inflated
It is disappointing to read the inflated concerns of the Worcester County Sheriff with regards to the several legislative police reforms bills in Maryland.
Rather than express reservations and denials that exist in our law enforcement departments across the nation, it would be more receptive and productive to collaborate with the law makers and draft productive law reform in policing in Maryland.
Facts not scripted dogma should drive police reform. Our society can't continue to have our police engage in dangerous and ineffective policing while ignoring their primary objectives which is to 'protect and serve.'
Greg Thrasher
Selbyville and Upper Marlboro
Lack Of Leadership Heightened Virus Crisis
On the evening of Feb. 8, 2020, President Trump placed a telephone call to Bob Woodward of The Washington Post newspaper (Bob recorded this call, with the President's permission, as he did with many calls with the President). In this call, he acknowledged that the coronavirus was a terrible health issue and that he would not reveal this information to the American people in order to avoid creating a panic. It is my strong opinion that, if informed of the severity of this virus, the American people would have rallied around this information and done what they were directed to do in order to control the spread of the virus.
Unfortunately, there was a total lack of leadership from the president which meant that the governors of the states were left to fend for themselves. Fast forward to today (Dec. 11, 2020) when it was reported that another 2,893 more people had succumbed to the COVID-19 virus bringing the total number of deaths in this country to 295,830. Now the President is urging in no uncertain terms that he wanted the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine approved by midnight Dec. 11 or the Chief of the FDA should submit his resignation. As of this writing, the FDA has approved the Pfizer vaccine. Given President Trump's intervention in the approval process, some people may see this approval as politically motivated as opposed to being based on scientific evidence.
Oh, how I wish that President Trump had given the same level of time and energy to combatting the virus in this country in its early days as compared to the time that he has spent on contesting the results of the free and fair election that occurred on Nov. 3, 2020. Just today he lost another frivolous lawsuit in the United States Supreme Court in which 126 Republican members of Congress (including Congressman Andy Harris) signed on in support of this action.
Where are their brains? This means that President Trump and the Republican Party have lost more than fifty sham lawsuits in their efforts to steal the election for President Trump. Dare I mention his invitation to the Republican members of the Michigan Legislature to come to the White House where he could pressure them to do his bidding. Fortunately, they had the moral courage to say "No, Mr. President."
In closing, rumor has it that President Trump will be spending the upcoming holidays at Mar A Lago and will not return to the White House to work with President-Elect Biden on a peaceful transition of power. How unamerican.
Harry Yeich
Harris Should Step Aside
Last night, I read that our Congressman Andy Harris supported President Trump's attempt to reverse the election results in which President-Elect Biden won handily, fair and square.
I have attended a number of Mr. Harris' local town hall meetings over the last few years and heard him promote and defend his congressional record. I often disagreed with him; but he appeared to care about this country's norms, and he claimed to believe in our democratic process.
Now he appears to resist verified election results. Biden won the election vote by a significant margin anyway you look at it. Representative Bill Pascrell Jr. of New Jersey stated, "Men and women who would act to tear the United States government apart cannot serve as members of Congress." I wonder if Mr. Harris clearly understands his oath to uphold our constitution, and I will remember his stand on the 2020 presidential election if he chooses to run again.
Paul Lojewski
576 Meals Served On Thanksgiving Day
I want to take a minute to thank the community of Ocean City for helping Ocean City Baptist Church continue our yearly tradition of serving an annual Thanksgiving Dinner on Thanksgiving Day. For the last 41 years we have served the entire community a Thanksgiving meal. This year was different because as we were unable to host the dinner inside our building. But regardless of the government restrictions we were able to continue this tradition because of the generosity of this community.
This year we had 10 volunteers come in and help on Tuesday prepare for the meal. On Thursday another 50 came to prepare, serve, and deliver meals. These volunteers were asked to come at different times, in two-hour shifts, throughout the day so we could keep numbers down and practice social distancing. The volunteers ranged in all ages from 5 years old to 85 years old. By the end of the day, we had served 576 meals by take out or delivery. The meals included turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, green beans, corn, sweet potatoes, a roll, and the choice of a pumpkin pie or an apple pie.
I would like to thank the Humphrey's Grant, Ocean City Elks Lodge #2645, the American Legion Synepuxent Post 166, Dicarlos Printing, Benchmark Property Services, Bank of Ocean City, Wednesday Night Ladies Bowling League, and Fager's Island Restaurant for their generous donation in making this meal possible. I also want to thank the members of the Ocean City Baptist Church for all their love and support to make this meal possible every year. They worked hard to create an environment that made sure all people were safe and in the process, we had a lot of fun. I especially want to thank Melanie Corbin, Margie Wilson and Chef Paul deHuarte of Ristorante Antipasti who made sure this meal happened.
2020 has brought many challenges, but I was reminded this year that we have so much to be thankful for. It was an amazing day that I was privileged to be a part of. All the glory goes to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
(The writer is a pastor of Ocean City Baptist Church.)
Voter Fraud Issues
Now that the Supreme Court said there was no voter fraud committed in the election, it is time to fix the voter fraud problem.
Larry Biddle
Brooksville. Fla.
Vaccine Trial Process Flawed
It's both disappointing and inaccurate that people who participated in COVID-19 vaccine trials — and those who will be first to receive the vaccines once they are available — are being casually referred to as "guinea pigs."
Unlike animals used in experiments, these individuals volunteer to participate. They get to go home to their families, sleep in their own beds, and carry on with their lives as usual. And they may stand to benefit from their involvement.
Guinea pigs and other animals who are used in experiments are unwilling victims. They are caged, isolated, infected with diseases, tormented in painful procedures, and almost always killed afterward.
Subjecting animals to this misery isn't only cruel, it's an impediment to scientific progress. Part of the reason why scientists were able to develop multiple COVID-19 vaccine candidates so quickly is because they bypassed the typical years of preclinical animal trials before starting any human clinical trials. They know that diseases and vaccines affect different species in very different ways. Experimenting on animals squanders time and resources we can't afford to waste.
As we've seen in the race to stop the coronavirus pandemic, ethical, human-relevant research is where real hope lies.
Shalin Gala
(The writer is the vice president, International Laboratory Methods, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA).
Council Supports Downtown Park Redevelopment Concept
OCEAN CITY — Resort officials this week signed off on conceptual plans to redevelop the downtown recreation complex, which will likely be done in phases over multiple years, although there could be tweaks in the final version.During Tuesday's meeting, Recreation and Parks Director Susan Petito and consultant Tom McGilloway of Mahan Rykeil Associates presented to… Read more »


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María Olimpia de Obaldía (9 September 1891 – 14 August 1985), was a Panamanian poet.

Biography
The daughter of Manuel del Rosario Miranda and Felipa Rovira, she was born in Dolega, Chiriquí.  She studied at the Escuela Normal de Institutoras in Panama City, qualified in 1913, and worked as a primary school teacher in her native town until her marriage to Don José de Obaldía in 1918.

She published her first book, Orquídeas, in 1926.  In 1930, she was granted the title Maria Olimpia de Panama by the Instituto Nacional de Panamá.  In 1951, she became the first female member of the Academia Panameña de la Lengua.  In 1976, she was made a Commander of the Panamanian Order of Vasco Núñez de Balboa and in 1983 was decorated with the Orden de Belisario Porras.  The same year, she received the papal award Augusta Cruz Insigne Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice from John Paul II.

Her writings generally deal with subjects such as maternity and love of family.  Her most famous poem  Ñatore May, expresses the suffering of women of the Ngöbe Buglé people (an indigenous Panamanian Indian group).

Poetry
 Orquídeas Panamá, Imprenta Nacional, 1926
 Breviario Lírico, Panamá, Imprenta Nacional, 1930
 Parnaso Infantil, Panamá, Ediciones del Departamento de Cultura, 1948
 Visiones eternas, Panamá, 1961
 Obra Poética Completa, Club Kiwanis de Panamá with the collaboration of Instituto Nacional de Cultura, 1976

External links
 Brief biography (in Spanish)

1891 births
1985 deaths
People from Dolega District
Panamanian poets
Panamanian women writers
20th-century poets
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Home Faculty of Engineering and Architecture
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DNA Data Storage and Near-Molecule Processing for the Yottabyte Era
21-05-2019 from 10:00 to 11:00
Leslokaal 1.1 in the iGent building, Technologiepark-Zwijnaarde 126.
Lieven Eeckhout
Lieven.eeckhout@ugent.be
In this talk we present our efforts in building an end-to-end system, from the computational component of encoding and decoding to the molecular biology component of random access, sequencing and fluidics automation.
DNA data storage is an attractive option for digital data storage because of its extreme density, durability and eternal relevance. This is especially attractive when contrasted with the exponential growth in world-wide digital data production. In this talk we will present our efforts in building an end-to-end system, from the computational component of encoding and decoding to the molecular biology component of random access, sequencing and fluidics automation. We will also discuss some early efforts in building a hybrid electronic/molecular computer system that can offer more than just data storage, for example, similarity search of media data.
Luis Ceze is a Professor in the Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Washington and a Venture Partner at Madrona Venture Group. His research focuses on the intersection between computer architecture, programming languages, machine learning and biology. His current near-term research focus is on approximate computing for efficient machine learning and his longer-term focus is on DNA-based data storage and processing.
He co-directs the Molecular Information Systems Lab (MISL), the Systems, Architectures and Programming Languages for Machine Learning lab (SAMPL) and the Sampa Lab for HW/SW Co-design. He has co-authored over 100 papers in these areas, and had several papers selected as IEEE Micro Top Picks and CACM Research Highlights. His research has been featured prominently in the media including New York Times, Popular Science, MIT Technology Review, Wall Street Journal, among others. He is a recipient of an NSF CAREER Award, a Sloan Research Fellowship, a Microsoft Research Faculty Fellowship, the IEEE TCCA Young Computer Architect Award and UIUC Distinguished Alumni Award.


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Caffè corretto je teplý italský nápoj, který se skládá z porce espressa s malou dávkou alkoholického nápoje, což obvykle bývá grappa, někdy sambuca nebo brandy. Mimo Itálii se tomuto nápoji někdy říká také "espresso corretto". Objednávka zní "un caffè corretto alla grappa," "[…] corretto alla sambuca" nebo "[…] corretto al cognac" v závislosti na použitém alkoholickém nápoji.

Většina italských barmanů připravuje caffè corretto jednoduše přidáním vybraného alkoholu do espressa, někdy je však alkoholický nápoj servírovaný ve skle vedle kávy, což zákazníkovi umožní přidat takové množství alkoholu, které mu vyhovuje.

Ve Španělsku existuje podobný nápoj zvaný carajillo, ve Švédsku, Norsku a Dánsku je to kaffekask, karsk a kaffepunch.

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Mineral Resources Minister Mosebenzi Zwane accompanying Minister in the Presidency, Jeff Radebe and Trade and Industry Minister Rob Davies, took part in the South Africa-Russia Roundtable, which was held in Pretoria on 14 November 2017.
Minister Radebe welcomed the Russian Federation Delegation led by the Deputy Minister H.E. Yuri Trutnev to the roundtable, which was held to strengthen trade and investment between the two countries.
The discussion focused on strengthening bilateral relations between South Africa and Russia in the areas of mining, energy, machinery, diamonds, agriculture, and mineral fertilisers production.
Minister Zwane addressed delegates, and welcomed Russia's speedy response to discussions held when he visited the country 3 weeks ago.
Mining companies who travelled to Russia with the Minister were also present yesterday, to take discussions further with potential investors, including The Council for Geoscience and Mintek SA who are collaborating with Russia in the implementation of the memorandum of understanding.
Zwane allayed the concerns of business representatives and urged them to engage on how they, together with government, could organise themselves and travel to Russia to gain skills and invest in the areas of focus.
"I have made an undertaking that on 6 and 7 September 2018, I will lead a South African team to the Far East, investors are invited," said Zwane. "The launch of Brics bank comes at the right time to ensure assistance of those who need to overcome financial challenges.
South Africa and Russia have an MoU on PGMs, as well as agreements on exploration R&D, geomapping, skills development, beneficiation and knowledge sharing.
Zwane concluded by saying the time for talking is over and implementation of the MoU and other commitments must be prioritised.


Being called ハーフ has never bothered me. Like someone else said, it's just a word. My kids are half too and it doesn't bother them at all either.
The value of life in the Japanese justice system is just mind boggling.
Season 6 has been excellent so far! Homeland is just an awesome show!
A boy that small couldn't have travelled too far in 5 minutes. As others have said, I don't think this is where the parents abandoned him. The police need to question the older sister and find out if the brother was really with them that day like the parents said.
File your taxes, whether you owe or not, and everything should be good!
The media should definitely be grilling the dude and not Becky.
However......he had told Becky in November that he was married and she still chose to spend Xmas eve with him and New Year's with his family. She's in show business - she should have known better. She took the risk of being accused of hanging out with a married man.
While I do think that the media is overreacting, the sponsors wanting to drop her is shoganai IMO.
I'm okay with school uniforms but I think it's absolutely absurd that boys in private elementary school have to wear shorts year round. Ridiculous.
Sad news and, unfortunately will probably one of many we will read about as the summer approaches.
I think it's more than just knowing how to swim. Swimming in trunks and swimming with full clothes on is completely different. And if panic sets in, it probably makes swimming much more difficult.
I always tell my kids that they better not play in the river or go anywhere near one without either myself or my husband. Period.
I'm disgusted by the publishing company. Why in the world would they take on such a horrific story? My goodness, why should the parents of the victims relive their loss???? The parents should sue the publishing company and the author too!
They should be tried as adults. They knew exactly what they were doing.
I find it interesting that these kids are referred to as "suspects" even though the ringleader has already confessed to killing the victim.
It's quite depressing to continue to read these headlines. I am lucky I never suffered from PND but I know it's real. I wonder if this mother (or women who suffer from PND) showed signs of extreme anxiety while they were pregnant. OBs should be more involved to include monitoring mental and emotional state.
A lot of people who are depressed don't even know they are depressed. Sure there are hotlines available but it's a easier said than done situation. If it were that easy, the number of suicides wouldn't be so high.
The officer reported that he fired in self-defense after the suspect he pulled over Saturday for a broken brake light grabbed his stun gun.
He did murder but will he be found guilty is a different story. This video looks like solid evidence to find him guilty though. And I hope he gets life without parole!!
I watched this video and what I found crazy was that the victim wasn't even running fast!! The cop could've chased him if he really felt the need to arrest him.
Glad he was found safe!
Unbelievable!! This is the price they put on human life in Japan! And the light sentence is why murders, especially by "minors" continue to happen!!!!!
What an absurd case. It's the school's fault for setting the goal post there. Unless the kid purposely aimed for the scooter, I don't see how the kid or his parents should be held liable. It was an accident.
AND...this caused the 80-year old's dementia? How can they prove that? I mean, don't a lot of 80-year olds go through dementia at that age?
I remember this case. This case is what brought bullying into the limelight instead of hiding it in the background.
Good on the family for suing the city and winning. The school, definitely, should be held responsible too. I'm not sure if the family will win the other case but I hope they do.
What a crazy accident. RIP.
It's crazy that they are still getting debris 4 years later.
Suspiria (Italian movie) gave me many nights of nightmares as a child. Exorcist was scary too.
I can't read these stories without crying. No words can describe what these families are going through.
Speed, you are correct. Instead of spending millions on building Olympics facilities, they need to be helping the Tohoku families! Priorities are just so wrong.
Millions of dollars donated to Japan...How can there still be 228,863 people in temporary shelters?! That is insane!!!!!
And where does the gov't propose to move the stuff after 30 years?
Wow, if she was lying, she should do time. At least 5 years for ruining his life!!!
Definitely is a step in the right direction. As with any big change, this might take a while but I'm glad it's even getting considered.
And, as someone else said, Japan should do this because it's the right thing to do. Not because America is doing it. And not because of the upcoming Olympics.
I blame the adults around him for this. The school knew something was wrong and the teacher did call and visit his house numerous times but nothing came out of it because the teacher couldn't get a hold of anyone. Why didn't the teacher pursue it more? If the teacher knew the mother worked at night at the hospital, why didn't the teacher call her at work?
The local news said the police actually went to the 18-year old's house after Ryota kun got beat up. (And this was the reason why the 18-year old killed him - for snitching.) Police knew and did what? Verbally warn him to stay away? Not good enough.
Ryota kun reached out saying he was afraid for his life. But no one acted fast enough.
Such a terrible story. What's even more terrible is the judicial system. Since the suspects are under 20, they will do little time.
Abe needs to revamp the judicial system. Seriously.
Sad indeed. My deepest condolence to the families.
@Jeff Huffman, there are a lot of kids (and adults) who don't know how to swim. And even if they did know how, if panic interfered with their swimming abilities, they probably would have drowned regardless.


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Guide to the C. Pauline Spencer papers
Date Span: 1920 -1985
Creator: Spencer, C. Pauline (1898 -1985)
Extent: 2.50 linear inches.
Summary: An outstanding athlete and the first woman to receive an athletic letter at the University of Iowa.She graduated in 1923.
Acquisition: The papers (donor no. 257) were transferred by the University of Iowa Department of Health and Sport Studies in 2000 and subsequent years.
Preferred Citation: C. Pauline Spencer papers, Iowa Women's Archives, The University of Iowa Libraries, Iowa City.
C. Pauline Spencer was born in DesMoines, Iowa, in 1898. She received her grade school education in Colorado Springs, and her high school diploma at WestDes Moines High School. Spencer majored in physical education at the University of Iowa (then known as the State University of Iowa), and graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in 1923. She later received her Master's degree at Iowa State Teacher's College and also did some graduate work at Columbia University in New York.
During her undergraduate years at Iowa, Spencer excelled in athletics and was very active in the Women's AthleticAssociation (WAA). She served as president of the WAA for two years and was also elected as a delegate to the national convention. Spencer was the first female to win an athletic letter as a sophomore (an "I" sweater), and established another record by winning a second "I" before she graduated. After a particularly outstanding performanceat a track meet, one newspaper characterized her as "probably the most perfect girl at the State University of Iowa" and noted that her athletic record was one many men might envy. Her sister Helen was also very active in athletics.
Following graduation, Spencer taught at Iowa City Junior High School. The majority of her teaching career, however, took place at Omaha Technical High School in Omaha, Nebraska. She began her long tenure there as the director of physical education for girls, and later served as a counselor and then dean of girls. She retired from Tech High in 1963. Spencer received a number of honors and awards during her career including a nomination from her students for a national Best Teacher Contest in 1951.
In her leisure time, Spencer enjoyed traveling. She visited every state in the United States, went to Mexico a number of times, and also traveled abroad, visiting ten countries in Europe.
C. Pauline Spencer died at age eighty-seven in Des Moines, Iowa, in 1985. Her family established a scholarship for women physical education majors at the University of Iowa in her honor. To date, this prestigious award funds both undergraduate and graduate student recipients in the Department of Health, Leisure and Sport Studies, and also funds a graduate research assistantship at the Iowa Women's Archives.
The C. Pauline Spencerpapers date from 1920 to 1985 and measure 2.5 linear inches. The papers are divided into three series: Career, Family, and Photographs.
The Career series (1920-1985) includes materials from her days as a student at the University of Iowa and her careeras a physical education teacher. Newspaper clippings, memorabilia from sporting and social events, and a handwritten anatomy manual document her achievements as an athlete, a student, and an educator.
The Family series consists of three items pertaining to her sister Helen Spencer who graduated from the Universityof Iowa one year later: a commencement program, a letter of recommendation, and a photograph.
The Photographs series includes a portrait of Pauline Spencer as an undergraduate student and one taken later in her career, as well as photographs of classrooms and the university.
Universityof Iowa Department of Physical Education for Women records (IWA).
Series 1: CAREER
Series 2: FAMILY
Series 3: PHOTOGRAPHS
University of Iowa - 1920-1923
Anatomy course notebook
Correspondence - 1923
Social events - 1920-1923
Sport banquets - 1921, 1923
Newspaper clippings - 1920-1985
Helen Spencer
Spencer, C. Pauline, 1898 -1985
Spencer, Helen
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State University of Iowa
Physical education for girls
Physical education teachers
United States -- Iowa -- Iowa City
United States -- Nebraska -- Omaha
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(2011 • Running Time: 4:08)
Director/producer/animator: Karen Aqua
Music & Sound Design: Ken Field
Technical Assistant: Julie Zammarchi
With support from: Roswell Artist-In-Residence Program & Helene Wurlitzer Foundation of New Mexico
The animal, vegetable, and mineral kingdoms reside in a state of constant flux, reflecting a world of transience, mutability, and impermanence. Through the metaphor of transformation, this film explores the themes of malleability, instability, and interconnectedness.
Twist of Fate
(2009 • 8 minutes 40 seconds)
Soundtrack: Ken Field
Music: Birdsongs of the Mesozoic with Encanti
This 35mm experimental animated film explores the transformative experience of being diagnosed with a life-threatening illness. This expressionistic piece captures impressions of such an experience: upheaval, uncertainty, a sense of physical intrusion, and loss of control. Exploring this emotional and physical landscape, the film visualizes an internal world inside the body, imagined on a cellular level.
(2007 • 5 minutes)
Co-directed/co-produced by Karen Aqua & Ken Field
Animation: Karen Aqua
Music: Ken Field
A hand-drawn experimental animation exploring the relationship between music and image. Inspired by dance gestures and movements found in nature such as water and tide pools, the film is a study of sound/motion synthesis. An alphabet of abstract animated and musical gestures combines in various configurations to create a visible rhythm.
Andaluz
Collaboration with Joanna Priestley
Music: Juanito Pascual
A traveler's love letter to Andalucía, this animated film is an homage to the culture, landscape, and architecture of southern Spain. The film explores details of the natural world in relation to the four elements, and suggests the close relationship between people and the land which they inhabit.
Ground Zero/Sacred Ground
In south-central New Mexico, an ancient Native American rock art site lies 35 miles from the detonation site of the world's first atomic bomb. The juxtaposition of these sites points to the striking contrast between the two worlds which created them: one which reveres and lives in harmony with the natural world, and one which, in striving to control the forces of nature, has created a means for its destruction.
A shrine to ritualized time. This film celebrates the cyclical nature of time, and the symbols and rites which have been created to mark and honor its passage.
Kakania
Music Composed by: Karlo Takki
Music Performed by: Skin
A striking blend of music and image, contrasting the tension and chaos of modern urban life with the ritualized order of tribal societies.
Music: Ken Field, Robert Moses, Ken Winokur
A fortune teller's cards lead the viewer on a journey through time and collective memory, using the metaphor of a cat's multiple lives.
Yours for the Taking
Collaboration with clay artist Jeanée Redmond
Music: D. Sharpe
A three-legged cup embarks on a journey, filling itself with images and impressions of its surroundings.
Vis-á-Vis
(1982 • 12 minutes)
Music: Jacques Dorier
An autobiographical fantasy, depicting the duality of an individual torn by conflicting desires. A reflection of the reconciliation between work and the creative imagination.
Music: Handsome Brothers
An astronomical love story.
Penetralia
Music: Fla Lewis and Ken Field
A person's internal journey to the penetralia, the innermost place.
Copyright © 2003—2015 Karen Aqua & Ken Field


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Le conjoint du Premier ministre britannique ou le conjoint du Premier ministre de Royaume-Uni (en anglais : Spouse of the Prime Ministers of the United Kingdom) est un titre non officiel donné au concubin, à l'épouse ou l'époux du Premier ministre britannique. Elle est parfois appelée la « Première dame » du pays.

Quatre Premiers ministres britanniques ont été célibataires : Spencer Compton, William Pitt le Jeune, Arthur Balfour et Edward Heath. Dix autres étaient veufs avant ou durant l'exercice de leur mandat, le dernier étant Ramsay MacDonald. Augustus FitzRoy et Boris Johnson sont les seuls Premiers ministres britanniques à s'être remariés durant leur mandat.

Situation
Le conjoint du Premier ministre britannique a le droit d'habiter le 10 Downing Street, à Londres (la résidence du Premier ministre, en Grande-Bretagne). Jusqu'à présent, toutes les épouses du Premier ministre ont bénéficié de cette faculté jusqu'à la fin du mandat de leur mari.

Le rôle du conjoint du Premier ministre britannique n'étant établi dans aucun texte, celui-ci peut cependant jouer un rôle essentiel dans la popularité de son époux à l'image d'une First Lady : par exemple, Cherie Blair, de même que Sarah Brown ou encore Samantha Cameron sont régulièrement intervenues dans les meetings de leurs époux respectifs.

Femmes modernes, les dernières épouses des Premiers ministres continuent à travailler pendant les mandats respectifs de leurs conjoints : Cherie Blair était avocate, spécialisée dans les droits de l'Homme, et Sarah Brown était communicante chez un maroquinier.

Liste des conjoints du Premier ministre britannique

Cas exceptionnels

 L'époux de Margaret Thatcher, Denis Thatcher (1915-2003) a été le premier « époux de la Première ministre britannique ».
 Cherie Blair a donné naissance en 2000 à un garçon au 10 Downing Street. C'est la première fois que le Premier ministre devient père pendant son mandat.
 Carrie Symonds devient l'épouse de Boris Johnson durant son mandat, c'est la première fois depuis près de deux cent ans qu'un premier ministre épouse sa compagne alors qu'il est en fonction.
 Akshata Murty est la première épouse à ne pas détenir la nationalité britannique, étant de nationalité indienne et l'Inde interdisant la double nationalité.

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Great course that covered a little understood topic in Louisiana real estate!
Learned so much! Presenters were great and made it easy to understand!
This was excellent information and case history. Several things I had been wondering about were cleared up.


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How is it that the houses of our school contrast so much, yet all have a common goal? Much like how the states of Kentucky and California both have flavors that shape their image while still being united together, the houses are united under King's but separated in reputation. Everything from peer-to-peer interaction to House Competition standings influence how houses see each other, but what differentiates the houses more than anything else are their traditions. Some houses are blatant in their annual initiation processes.
The House of Reagan prides itself in having written a supplementary honor code that can be pledged at their weekend initiation retreat, which happens after what they call "Hell Week." During Hell Week, first years are forbidden to look upperclassmen in the eye, must ask the professor's permission before sitting in class and must have a golf ball that symbolizes their honor in their hand at all times.
The House of Thatcher dresses up its first-years in exaggerated makeup and gray hair (to resemble their namesake) and makes them stroll around the city while shouting their mission statement in British accents. They quote Margaret Thatcher in front of an audience of Reagan men until both the men and older Thatcher ladies are satisfied.
But the traditions don't end when the first few weeks pass and all of the terrified freshmen are fully initiated. There are many traditions that are being reinstated as the Class of 2015 joins King's.
Traditions unique to the House of Churchtill include Bow-tie Tuesday, which is exactly what it sounds like; Thurs-chill, which is a simple male bonding time each Thursday; and Meat Night, which is celebrated for special occasions or victories.
Queen Elizabeth I members joked that their tradition was to win the Basketball Competition, something their house has done for the past five years.
Members of the House of Barton yell in deep voices whenever they are celebrating. Toughness is a quality they strive for, which makes it even stranger that freshmen members are referred to as "babies" whenever their attention is needed.
The newest house, Corrie ten Boom, hosts an annual Swing Dance with Bonhoeffer, "which is always a huge hit," President Clara Limback said. Ten Boom also throws a special end of the year dinner called Feest (Dutch for feast or party) to celebrate the year, honor their members and remember their namesake.
Susan B. Anthony ladies sometimes wear black clothes and pearls on Mondays.
These are a few examples of the contrasts among houses, but there are many mutual traditions as well. In the past, the women's houses have come together for Chocolate and Chick-flicks, a movie night held every year before Valentine's Day. Every male house has a signifying accessory: Lewis sports a tie with the house crest, Churchill wears a bow tie with their crest, Bonhoeffer has a crest pin for suits, and Reagan wears a crested blue blazer.
Maybe with some innovation, the houses will create new traditions. Only the year will tell.


Topics include: 1. What does it mean to be "only my experience"; 2. The promise of redemption; 3. Ajahn Chah: the sense of self is a delusion; 4. Beliefs about near-death experiences, out-of-body experiences and reincarnation; 5. The danger of beliefs; 6. The power of mindfulness or the difference between knowledge and belief.


The Dartmouth Toxic Metals Superfund Research Program uses an interdisciplinary approach to investigate the ways in which arsenic and mercury in the environment affect ecosystems and human health. We communicate our results to communities, grass-roots organizations, and state and federal agencies, and we train students to conduct research from both a clinical and community-based perspective. We hope you will be inspired to ask questions about our work, and will learn about the ways these metals may affect your health.
Dartmouth Superfund Research Program Director and Researcher Celia Chen participated in a podcast on Mercury and air toxics and the EPAs proposed Mercury and Air Toxics Standards (MATS) rule. The podcast was done by breathific, which is a nonprofit organization founded by high school students to increase awareness about air quality.
The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services released a two-part report to the State Legislature detailing their rationale for reducing the state MCL (maximum contaminant level) for arsenic from the current federal standard of 10 parts per billion (ppb) to 5 ppb. More details are available in the reports and the press release and media coverage pertaining to Dartmouth Superfund input on the report is available here.
Dartmouth SRP researcher Bruce Stanton was interviewed by Carol Higgins Taylor on Voice of Maine radio on the SEPA (Science Education Partnership) "Data to Action: A secondary school-based citizen science project to address arsenic contamination of well water" project. The project is funded by a SEPA award Dartmouth SRP and MDI Biological Laboratory in ME received from NIH.
NIEHS has chosen the paper Intrauterine Multi-Metal Exposure is Associated with Reduced Fetal Growth Through Modulation of the Placental Gene Network as one of its Extramural papers of the month. The study, co-authored by Dartmouth Superfund Research Program researchers Brian Jackson and Margaret Karagas, "...provided a novel approach that integrated advanced bioinformatics and biostatistics methods to delineate potential placental pathways through which trace metal exposures might affect fetal growth."
Read more about our Dartmouth Superfund Program Trainees.
ScanGEO allows rapid meta-analysis of publicly available gene expression. For more information, refer to the Applications Note.
WATCH Mercury: From Source to Seafood to learn how mercury enters the seafood we eat, why eating low-mercury fish is important for good health, and how to keep mercury out of the environment.


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Dallas Police Intercept Smuggling Operation Of 3 Individuals
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The Texas Department of Public Safety has stopped another smuggling operation. This time including a U-Haul moving van. Tuesday as a Texas DPS trooper stopped a U-Haul van in a routine traffic violation stop in Kinney County, Texas, an area that sits on the Texas-Mexico border west of San Antonio, the trooper looked through the rearview mirror and "saw several individuals hiding under blankets." Just since Operation Lone Star was launched, in March of 2021 by Texas Governor Gregg Abbott, the program has made 308,700 migrant apprehensions and more than 20,200 criminal arrests. The Lone Star Operation was launched as a joint operation between the Texas Department of Public Safety and the Texas National Guard as a border security initiative.
The driver, Belinda Spurgeon, was arrested and charged with three counts of human smuggling. The investigation uncovered three undocumented immigrants inside the van that Spurgeon claimed she did not know. She also told police that three guys had told her they needed a ride because their car had broken down. After some time though, Spurgeon admitted that she smuggled the immigrants from Canton, Texas to Austin for $16,000.
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Oban is home to one of Scotland's oldest single malt scotch whiskies. Conveniently located in the heart of the town, the Oban Distillery is well worth a visit. Whether you're a whisky connoisseur or just curious, you'll be sure of a warm welcome. A guided tour of this fascinating place will give you a glimpse of a truly Scottish tradition.
Your tour guide will lead you through each part of the whisky making process. You'll discover some of the secret methods that make Oban Single Malt unique. There'll be a chance to sample a drop straight from the cask and with food. The tour finishes with a taste of Oban 14 year old single malt with some crystallised ginger – a speciality of the house and utterly delicious! You'll also receive a whisky related gift as a reminder of this very special place.
You're sure to end the tour keen for another taste! Fortunately the Distillery Shop has all sorts of wonderful goodies to tempt you, from whisky gift sets and glassware to books, posters, flasks and clothing. For an exclusive and personal gift you can even have a message of your choice engraved on a bottle of Oban Single Malt. Many items in the shop are only available for purchase there. This includes the whisky barrel chocolates from the Oban Chocolate Company – a handcrafted treat that rounds off the visit nicely.
This is what it's all about. Oban Single Malts are characterised as rich and fruity with a hint of peat smoke and sea salt. The Oban 14 Year Old has a smooth, silky finish, which owes much to its honeyed and orangey notes. The Oban Distillers Edition is intense and complex with plenty of sweetness and a distinct hint of roasted caramel. If this doesn't tempt you I don't know what will.
The shop also stocks a good range of other classic single and flora and fauna malts, so you can discover the very best of Scotland's finest.
The distillery was founded in 1794 by the brothers John and Hugh Stevenson. It remained in the family until 1866. Since then it passed through several owners and is currently in the care of Diageo. Despite being owned by an international corporation, Oban Distillery still uses tried and tested methods of production. The water comes from Loch Glenn a'Bhearraidh and traditional 'worm tubs' are used as part of the condensation process. This gentle and old-fashioned approach adds to Oban's distinctly robust character.
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Authors registered in RePEc who have co-authored more than one work in the last five years with Simon Reif.
Where Simon Reif has published?
2018 Physicians' incentives to adopt personalized medicine: experimental evidence. (2018). Bardey, David ; Ventelou, Bruno ; Nzale, Samuel Kembou. In: DOCUMENTOS CEDE. RePEc:col:000089:016969.
2018 Physicians Incentives to Adopt Personalized Medicine: Experimental Evidence. (2018). Bardey, David ; Ventelou, Bruno ; Nzale, Samuel Kembou. In: Working Papers. RePEc:hal:wpaper:halshs-01928128.
2018 Physicians' incentives to adopt personalized medicine: experimental evidence. (2018). Bardey, David ; Ventelou, Bruno ; Nzale, Samuel Kembou. In: TSE Working Papers. RePEc:tse:wpaper:33110.
2017 Contests as selection mechanisms: The impact of risk aversion. (2017). March, Christoph ; Sahm, Marco. In: BERG Working Paper Series. RePEc:zbw:bamber:127.
2017 Fiscal consolidations and finite planning horizons. (2017). Mavromatis, Kostas(Konstantinos) ; Lustenhouwer, Joep. In: BERG Working Paper Series. RePEc:zbw:bamber:130.
2017 Managing unanchored, heterogeneous expectations and liquidity traps. (2017). Hommes, Cars ; Lustenhouwer, Joep. In: BERG Working Paper Series. RePEc:zbw:bamber:131.
2017 Fiscal consolidations and heterogeneous expectations. (2017). Mavromatis, Kostas(Konstantinos) ; Hommes, Cars ; Lustenhouwer, Joep. In: BERG Working Paper Series. RePEc:zbw:bamber:132.
2018 Regulating speculative housing markets via public housing construction programs: Insights from a heterogeneous agent model. (2018). Westerhoff, Frank ; Martin, Carolin. In: BERG Working Paper Series. RePEc:zbw:bamber:135.
2018 Steady states, stability and bifurcations in multi-asset market models. (2018). Westerhoff, Frank ; Schmitt, Noemi ; Dieci, Roberto. In: BERG Working Paper Series. RePEc:zbw:bamber:136.
2019 Asymmetric competition, risk, and return distribution. (2019). Oh, Ilfan ; Mundt, Philipp . In: BERG Working Paper Series. RePEc:zbw:bamber:145.
2017 Health Effects of Instruction Intensity: Evidence from a Natural Experiment in German High-Schools In: SOEPpapers on Multidisciplinary Panel Data Research.
2017 Health effects of instruction intensity: Evidence from a natural experiment in German high-schools.(2017) In: BERG Working Paper Series.
2017 Health effects of instruction intensity: Evidence from a natural experiment in German high-schools.(2017) In: FAU Discussion Papers in Economics.
2017 Physician behavior under prospective payment schemes: Evidence from artefactual field and lab experiments In: FAU Discussion Papers in Economics.


Thangjam, GS and Agarwal, P and Balapure, AK and Rao, Girish S and Kondaiah, P (2009) Regulation of extracellular matrix genes by arecoline in primary gingival fibroblasts requires epithelial factors. In: Journal of Periodontal Research, 44 (6). pp. 736-743.
Background and Objective: Oral submucous fibrosis, a disease of collagen disorder, has been attributed to arecoline present in the saliva of betel quid chewers. However, the molecular basis of the action of arecoline in the pathogenesis of oral submucous fibrosis is poorly understood. The basic aim of our study was to elucidate the mechanism underlying the action of arecoline on the expression of genes in oral fibroblasts. Material and Methods: Human keratinocytes (HaCaT cells) and primary human gingival fibroblasts were treated with arecoline in combination with various pathway inhibitors, and the expression of transforming growth factor-beta isoform genes and of collagen isoforms was assessed using reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction analysis. Results: We observed the induction of transforming growth factor-beta2 by arecoline in HaCaT cells and this induction was found to be caused by activation of the M-3 muscarinic acid receptor via the induction of calcium and the protein kinase C pathway. Most importantly, we showed that transforming growth factor-beta2 was significantly overexpressed in oral submucous fibrosis tissues (p = 0.008), with a median of 2.13 (n = 21) compared with 0.75 (n = 18) in normal buccal mucosal tissues. Furthermore, arecoline down-regulated the expression of collagens 1A1 and 3A1 in human primary gingival fibroblasts; however these collagens were induced by arecoline in the presence of spent medium of cultured human keratinocytes. Treatment with a transforming growth factor-beta blocker, transforming growth factor-beta1 latency-associated peptide, reversed this up-regulation of collagen, suggesting a role for profibrotic cytokines, such as transforming growth factor-beta, in the induction of collagens. Conclusion: Taken together, our data highlight the importance of arecoline-induced epithelial changes in the pathogenesis of oral submucous fibrosis.


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LÉcole supérieure des beaux-arts d'Alger (ESBA), communément dénommée « les Beaux-Arts d'Alger », est une école supérieure d'art algérienne située à Alger, fondée en 1843. École de dessin en 1843, l'établissement prit un caractère officiel en 1848 lorsqu'il devint École municipale. En 1881, bénéficiant de locaux plus vastes et plus spacieux, l'école inaugura son titre d'École nationale des beaux-arts d'Alger.

En 1954, on chargea les architectes Léon Claro et Jacques Darbeda de construire l'école actuelle dans les jardins du parc Gatliff (aujourd'hui parc Zyriab). En 1962, à l'indépendance du pays, l'École nationale d'architecture et des beaux-arts eut pour mission la formation des élites algériennes en architecture et en arts plastiques. Cette dichotomie prit fin avec le transfert des architectes à l'EPAU (École polytechnique d'architecture et d'urbanisme) en 1970. L'École nationale des beaux-arts fut érigée en École supérieure des beaux-arts en 1985. En 1994, l'école est renommée au nom de Ahmed et Rabah-Selim Asselah, en guise de mémoire au directeur de l'école Ahmed Asselah et de son fils Rabah-Selim assassinés tous les deux au sein même de l'établissement le .

Histoire de l'école

École municipale des beaux-arts d'Alger (1848-1881)
Située à la fin du  rue des généraux Morris en ville neuve, elle comprenait trois sections : peinture, sculpture et musique. Après 1881, elle devint le conservatoire municipal des beaux-arts.

École nationale des beaux-arts d'Alger (1881-1962)
L'École nationale des beaux-arts d'Alger fut créée par décret du , abritée dans une ancienne mosquée du quartier de la Marine située entre la rue d'Orléans et la rue des Consuls (mosquée el Kechach). Les conditions de travail étaient difficiles et inadaptés à un enseignement de qualité en raison de moyens dérisoires.

Avec le musée des Beaux-Arts d'Alger, cette école se servait en tant que structure officielle du colonialisme. Sous la politique de Charles Jonnart, on voulait créer sur place une élite artistique. L'effort porta sur tous les domaines de la production, par la mise en place d'écoles des beaux-arts, puis de l'ensemble des institutions artistiques publiques (musées, salles d'exposition, prix et bourses divers) ou privées (galeries, ateliers, salons de vente), qui vivent de l'art et le font vivre. On éprouva le besoin de se regrouper avec les élites locales pour développer l'enseignement artistique dans la ville, et créer des collections susceptibles . Ainsi naquit la Société algérienne des beaux-arts, qui devait fonder un embryon de musée et offrir des cours libres d'accès. Charles Labbé y fut professeur de dessin avant de prendre la direction de l'École nationale des beaux-arts.

Lorsqu'un nouveau directeur, Hippolyte Dubois, est désigné en 1885, il trouve une situation améliorée et stabilisée. Avec l'école des beaux-arts, l'Algérie, s'en est trouvée dotée. La peinture de chevalet est devenue une activité autonome et les peintres se sont imposés en tant que groupe social.

Les origines des élèves étaient très diverses  et ce fait est lié étroitement à la politique systématique de colonisation officielle de la France.

Par contre, la vitalité de l'école se mesure essentiellement à ses relations étroites avec les autres organismes artistiques locaux, plus particulièrement avec la villa Abd-el-Tif. Les pensionnaires de la villa influencent les élèves de l'École des beaux-arts par l'enseignement à travers le propre atelier.

Confortés par les divers salons parisiens tels celui de la Société nationale des beaux-arts ou des artistes français, la plupart de ces élèves sont arrivés à Paris, le lieu par excellence de la consécration de leur talent, dans l'espoir d'une carrière académique commençant aux Beaux-Arts et visant le Salon.

Tous les cours étaient gratuits et l'on était admis à les fréquenter sans examen d'entrée. On y enseignait les disciplines suivantes : dessin, peinture, perspective, modelage, architecture, anatomie, histoire de l'art, décoration, mathématiques, plus une section de céramique pour les autochtones. Les élèves préparaient les examens d'admission à l'École des beaux-arts de Paris ou les concours pour l'obtention du brevet de professeur de dessin. L'école était un lieu d'enseignement officiel suivant les directives de l'Académie des beaux-arts de Paris, mais ambigu car professeurs et étudiants ne se privaient pas de contester, d'innover et d'évoluer vers les idées neuves qui parcouraient l'Europe et l'Afrique du Nord, faisant fi des académiciens. L'École accueillait beaucoup d'élèves (en 1927, l'école comptait quatre cents élèves) mais elle n'était pas le seul lieu de la formation artistique à Alger ; il y existait des académies de peinture privées florissantes, comme celle du peintre Antoine Druet, dont Georges-Antoine Rochegrosse devint l'un des principaux animateurs vers 1905.

En 1946, fut acquis au Télemly le terrain de la villa Séverin Houge d'une superficie de . L'édification d'un nouveau bâtiment fut confiée aux architectes Léon Claro et Jacques Darbéda. Les travaux débutèrent fin 1950 et s'achevèrent en 1954. Le site dans lequel l'école s'implanta était placé à flanc de coteau avec vue quasi-aérienne sur le port au-dessus des frondaisons du parc de Galland (parc de la Liberté). En 1952, l'école comptait trois cent huit élèves.

École nationale d'architecture et des beaux-arts (1962-1970)

L'école avait souffert des évènements qui secouèrent l'Algérie. Elle avait été plastiquée par l'OAS et certains locaux de l'aile ouest du bâtiment étaient à réaménager.

Bachir Yellès fut nommé directeur. Ayant exercé des années durant en qualité de chef de circonscription artisanale dans différentes régions du pays, il était, à l'époque, le seul peintre algérien à avoir des compétences de gestionnaire. La première rentrée scolaire de l'Algérie indépendante eut lieu le . Dans leur majorité les nouveaux étudiants de la « Promotion de l'Indépendance » (quatre vingts au total) n'avaient pas de diplôme, y compris ceux inscrits en architecture (presque aucun baccalauréat).

L'ENABA (décret du ) dispensait trois enseignements distincts : l'architecture ; les beaux-arts (peinture, sculpture, décoration, perspective, histoire de l'art, anatomie) ; les arts appliqués (miniature, enluminure, peinture sur bois, céramique, reliure, calligraphie, mosaïque).

En 1968-1969, un vent de contestation souffla sur l'université algérienne dont les principaux animateurs étaient étudiants en architecture à l'école : Mahmoud Mahdi dit Zorba, Tewfik Guerroudj et Mohamed Athmani. La situation était alors assez confuse. En 1970, on transféra la section architecture à El Harrach où fut créée l'École polytechnique d'architecture et d'urbanisme.

École nationale des beaux-arts (1970-1985)
En section beaux-arts, les élèves, du niveau du brevet des collèges, étaient acceptés sur concours d'entrée comportant une épreuve pratique et une épreuve théorique.

Les disciplines suivantes étaient enseignées : peinture, sculpture, arts graphiques, art mural, métiers d'art, décoration plane, décoration d'intérieur, communication visuelle, scénographie et esthétique industrielle.

Les études étaient sanctionnées au bout de trois ans par le certificat d'aptitude à une formation artistique supérieure (CAFAS) et par le diplôme national des beaux-arts après une année complémentaire de spécialisation. À partir de l'année 1975-1976, ces diplômes étaient devenus le certificat d'enseignement artistique généralisé (CEAG) et le diplôme national d'études des beaux-arts.

École supérieure des beaux-arts depuis 1985
C'est le décret du  qui va ériger l'École nationale des beaux-arts en École supérieure des beaux-arts.

L'ESBA propose des formations d'une durée de cinq ans en peinture, sculpture, céramique, miniature, design graphique et design aménagement. L'entrée se fait sur concours. Un diplôme d'études supérieures artistiques dans la filière concernée sanctionne les études.

Collections, conservation et expositions
L'École supérieure des beaux-arts d'Alger possède un immense patrimoine, légué depuis 1843 par les travaux de ses élèves, mais aussi de tous les modèles pédagogiques acquis pour leur formation ainsi que de donations.

Ces collections se composent de peintures, d'objets de différents types d'arts décoratifs, de sculptures, de dessins, de dessins d'architecture, de gravures et estampes, de photographies, de livres, de pièces d'archives manuscrites (lettres, inventaires, registres, notes) ainsi que d'importants manuscrits enluminés, complets ou fragmentaires.

Si ces collections ne sont pas présentées de façon permanente, elles font l'objet d'expositions régulières au sein de l'École ou font l'objet de prêts. Les étudiants de l'École, ainsi que les étudiants à partir du  et chercheurs en histoire de l'art, ont la possibilité de consulter la documentation et les œuvres communicables, sur rendez-vous, en salle de lecture.

Membres de l'ESBA

Direction

De 1881 à 1962
 Émile Charles Labbé (de 1881 à 1885), peintre ;
 Hippolyte Dubois (de 1885 à 1909), peintre ;
 Leon Cauvy (de 1909 à 1933), peintre ;
 Louis Ferdinand Antoni (de 1933 à 1938), peintre et sculpteur ;
 Yvan Alfred Lhot (de 1938 à ? ), peintre ;
 Pierre Oliver (de ? à 1962), peintre ;

De 1962 à nos jours
 Bachir Yellès (1962-1982), peintre.

 Ahmed Asselah (1982-1994), administrateur.

 Mohammed Djehiche (1994-2000), historien de l'art, muséologue ;
 Mustapha  Bouamama (2000-2002) docteur en art, directeur par intérim ;juillet 2022
 Mohammed Djehiche (2002-2006), historien de l'art, muséologue ;
 Hamida Agsous (2006-2007), PES directrice par intérim ;
 Nacer Eddine Kassab (2007-2011), architecte ;
 Kamel Chaou (2012-2015), docteur en Histoire chercheur, Directeur;
 Mustapha  Bouamama (2015-2019), docteur en art, directeur .
 Remdan Boudjnah (2019- 2020) , ordonnateur limogé.
 Djamel Larouk (2020- 2 juillet 2022), artiste plasticien, doctorant en philosophie, chercheur en art, Directeur;

Corps professoral

De 1881 à 1962

 Hippolyte Dubois (1885-1909), peinture ;
 Georges Rochegrosse (vers 1900- ?), peinture ;
 Leon Cauvy (1909-1933), peinture ;
 Louis Ferdinand Antoni (1912-1940), dessin ;
 Paul Nicolaï (années 1920-années 1940), peinture ;
 Camille Alaphilippe (1925), sculpture ;
 Mohammed Racim (1933), dessin ;
 Georges Halbout du Tanney (vers 1934), sculpture ;
 Andrée Du Pac (1934), dessin ;
 Mohamed Kechkoul (1938-1942), sculpture ;
 Mohamed Cherrad, dit Si Sefti (1938), décoration ;
 Louis Fernez (1941-1954), peinture ;
 Pierre Oliver (1943), peinture ;
 Étienne Chevalier (1943-1964), dessin ;
 André Greck (1943-1962), sculpture ;
 Mustapha Ben Debbagh (1943-1982), peinture ;
 Léon Claro (1946), architecture ;
 Jean Alazard (1946), histoire de l'art ;
 Omar Racim (1947), enluminure, calligraphie ;
 Jean-Eugène Bersier (1947-1958), gravure ;
 Émile Gaudissard (1950), peinture ;
 Mohamed Ranem (1960), peinture ;
 Ali Ali-Khodja (1961-1994), décoration.

De 1962 à 1970
 Étienne Chevalier (1943-1964), dessin ;
 Mustapha Ben Debbagh (1943-1982), peinture sur bois ;
 Léon Claro (1946-1964), architecture ;
 Ali Ali-Khodja (1961-1994), décoration, dessin ;
 Choukri Mesli (1962-1993), peinture ;
 M'hamed Issiakhem (1962-1966), gravure sur métal ;
 Denis Martinez (1963-1994), peinture ;
 Mohamed Temmam (1963-1983), miniature, calligraphie ;
 Mustapha Adane (1965-1985),sculpture, dessin.

De 1970 à 1985
 Ahmed Kichou (1978-?), céramique ;
 Abdelmadjid Chaïr (1975-1988), peinture ;
 Boubekeur Sahraoui (1977-2006), miniature ;
 Denis Martinez, dessin-peinture ;
 Hacène Chayani, décoration intérieure ;
 Kamal-Mourad Bouchali (1987-2010), design-aménagement, architecture et éclairagisme ;
 Malek Salah (1980-1987), peinture ;
 Mohamed Ghanem, enluminure ;
 Mustapha Ben Debbagh, décoration sur bois ;
 Mohamed Cherifi, calligraphie ;
 Mustapha Boutadjine (1977-1988), design ;
 Filali Mustapha ; (1975-?), dessin ;
 Tahar Boukeroui (1988-1994), miniature ;
 Zoubir Hellal (1977-2011), architecture d'intéreur.

De 1985 à nos jours
 Mustapha  Bouamama ;
 Mohamed El-Ghobrini, design graphique ;
 Djennay ;
 Asselah ;
 Hakim Abbaci ;
 Kheira Slimani ;
 Noureddine Ferroukhi ;
 Djamel Larouk ;
 Yahya Malek ;
 Fadila Boussena
 Fatah Chergou ;
 Filali Mustapha ;
 Sadaoui Dassile ;
 Rafik Khachba ;
 Aidoud Abderrahmen ;

Élèves notables
Cette liste permet de retrouver certains artistes diplômés de l'école depuis 1843 :

 Eugène Deshayes, de 1880 à 1882, peintre ;
 Paul Belmondo (1914), sculpteur ;
 Paul Fenasse (1899-1976), peintre ;
 Gabriel Gugès (1903-1996), de 1917 à 1924, artiste peintre ;
 Maurice Adrey, peintre ;
 Abdelhalim Hemche (vers 1925), peintre ;
 Jean de Maisonseul (1930-1933), urbaniste et peintre ;
 Maria Manton (1936-1942), peintre ;
 Louis Nallard (1941), peintre ;
 Marcel Bouqueton (1938-1945), peintre ;
 Marcel Fiorini, peintre et graveur ;
 Bachir Yellès (1943-1947), peintre ;
 Pierre Tritsch (1945-1948), peintre ;
 Choukri Mesli (1948-1951), peintre ;
 Georges Hilbert (1917), sculpteur ;
 M'hamed Issiakhem (1947-1951), peintre ;
 Denis Martinez (1958), peintre ;
 Hadjira Preure (1978), peintre ;
 Ali Kichou (1978), peintre ;
 Ksenia Milicevic (1963-1968), architecte, urbaniste et peintre ;
 Bâaziz Hammache  sculpteur  (1977)
 Mokhtar Djaafer (1978-1982), peintre et graveur ;
 Arezki Larbi (1978-1982), peintre ;
 Abderrahmane Ould Mohand, peintre ;
 Slimane Ould Mohand (1983-1987), peintre et graveur ;
 Ali Silem (1969-1975), peintre et graveur ;
 Mustapha Boutadjine (1974), architecture d'intéreur.
Amina Zoubir (1983-), plasticienne, réalisatrice et commissaire d'exposition d'art vidéo
 Kamel Yahiaoui (1985-1989), peintre et sculpteur ;
 Ali Dilem (vers 1990), caricaturiste.
 Adel Abdessemed (1990), sculpteur.

Notes et références

Annexes

Bibliographie
 Marion Vidal-Bué, Alger et ses peintres 1830-1962, Éditions Paris Méditerranée, 2000
 Élisabeth Cazenave, Les artistes de l'Algérie, Bernard Giovanangeli, Éditions Association Abd-el-Tif, 2001
 Djamila Flici-Guendil, Diwan El-Fen : dictionnaire des peintres, sculpteurs et designers algériens, ENAG/ANEP, Alger, 2008
 Collectif, Bachir Yellès, ancrage d'une mémoire, Musée national des beaux-arts, Alger,
 Mansour Abrous, « Les artistes algériens », in Dictionnaire biographique 1917-1999, Casbah éditions, Alger, 2002

Articles connexes
 Peinture algérienne contemporaine
 Peintres du signe
 Liste de musées en Algérie

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And then you might think, isn't she running away? Isn't happiness something from within regardless city? Well yes and no. Thing is I am happy. Just not content. And I do believe that cultures and places impact our well-being and our feeling of belonging enormously.
So far, my love for this city grows for every day. I can't stop smiling. Biking around here feels unreal, every little inch of the city center is so beautiful. I feel calm, and like I'm not longer superior to my city, but rather can grow into Amsterdam and I look up to her. You're right, might be a honeymoon phase I know, but I haven't felt pure happiness like this in a while and I'm so grateful. You know the feeling that arises from within, like a tickling feeling in your heart and stomach that makes you smile ridiculously automatically. So right now, I'm resting in that. Aware of that there will be times when I hate Amsterdam or when I will feel lonely and so on. But why worry.
Leaving Sweden was not so difficult however slightly weird. I was in Stockholm this weekend organising a dance event which was fantastic. But to travel north and sort of come back hit me hard. I felt sad when I arrived and relieved when I got back to Amsterdam again. Can also be the weather difference that was notable. Felt so happy to return to this new air. Embraced by mild temperature, a rain that felt like a summer drizzle and the smell of weed and coffee in every corner.


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Q: How to increment the end of string using Javascript So the challenge is to increment a string and the exact rules are as follows:

*

*If the string already ends with a number, the number should be
incremented by 1.

*If the string does not end with a number. the number 1 should be appended to the new string.
Examples:
foo -> foo1
foobar23 -> foobar24
foo0042 -> foo0043
foo9 -> foo10
foo099 -> foo100
I've gotten so close with two different attempts. Both check off certain boxes but neither do both.
function incrementString (strng) {
  if (/\d/.test(strng) === true) {
    var num = +strng.match(/\d+/g)[0] + 1;
    return strng.replace(/[1-9]/g,'') + num;
  } else {
    return strng + "1";
  }
}

This returns the string, keeping the zeros ahead of the incremented number. However on a test like "foobar099" I need to return "foobar100" but get "foobar0100".
function incrementString (strng) {
  if (/\d/.test(strng) === true) {
    var num = +strng.match(/\d+/g)[0] + 1;
    return strng.replace(/\d/g,'') + num;
  } else {
    return strng + "1";
  }
}

This is another close attempt that successfully increments tests like "foobar099" -> "foobar100" but abandons the zeros for tests such as "foobar0042" which becomes "foobar43".
Anyone able to solve this?

A: Is this what you want?

function incrementString(text) {
    return text.replace(/(\d*)$/, (_, t) => (+t + 1).toString().padStart(t.length, 0));
}

console.log(incrementString('foo'));
console.log(incrementString('foobar23'));
console.log(incrementString('foo0042'));
console.log(incrementString('foo9'));
console.log(incrementString('foo099'));