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Sutahata is in Ward No. 1 of Haldia municipality in Haldia subdivision of Purba Medinipur district in the state of West Bengal, India.

Geography

CD block HQ
The headquarters of the Sutahata CD block is located at Sutahata.

Police station
Sutahata police station has jurisdiction over Sutahata CD block. Sutahata police station covers an area of 125 km2 with a population of 120,000. Sutahata PS is located in village Sutahata in Ward No. 1 of Haldia municipality.

Urbanisation
79.19% of the population of Haldia subdivision live in the rural areas. Only 20.81% of the population live in the urban areas, and that is the highest proportion of urban population amongst the four subdivisions in Purba Medinipur district.

Note: The map alongside presents some of the notable locations in the subdivision. All places marked in the map are linked in the larger full screen map.

Transport
The Haldia-Tamluk-Mecheda Road passes through Sutahata.

Basulya Sutahata railway station is situated on the Panskura-Haldia line.

Healthcare
Amlat Block Primary Health Centre at Sutahata (with 10 beds) is the main medical facility in Sutahata CD block. There are primary health centres at Joynagar, PO Dorojoynagar (with 6 beds) and Begunberia, PO Golapchak (with 10 beds).

References

Villages in Purba Medinipur district

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Q: QuickCheck Stack Overflow I have the following struct:
pub struct Restriction {
    pub min: Option<u64>,
    pub max: Option<u64>,
}

for which I have defined Arbitrary as follows:
impl Arbitrary for Restriction {
    fn arbitrary(g: &mut Gen) -> Self {
        let x = Option::<u64>::arbitrary(g);
        let y = Option::<u64>::arbitrary(g);

        let (min, max) = match (x, y) {
            (Some(x_), Some(y_)) if x > y => (Some(y_), Some(x_)),
            vals => vals,
        };

        Restriction { min, max }
    }

    fn shrink(&self) -> Box<dyn Iterator<Item = Self>> {
        Box::new(unfold(self.clone(), |r| {
            let next_min = match r.min {
                None => None,
                Some(0) => Some(None),
                Some(x) => Some(Some(x - 1)),
            };

            let next_max = match r.max {
                None => None,
                Some(0) => Some(None),
                Some(x) => Some(Some(x - 1)),
            };

            match (next_min, next_max) {
                (None, None) => None,
                (None, Some(max)) => {
                    r.max = max;
                    Some(r.clone())
                }
                (Some(min), None) => {
                    r.min = min;
                    Some(r.clone())
                }
                (Some(min), Some(max)) => {
                    r.min = min;
                    r.max = max;
                    Some(r.clone())
                }
            }
        }))
    }
}

I also have this test case:
    #[quickcheck]
    fn restriction_silly(x: Restriction) -> bool {
        let y = Restriction {
            min: None,
            max: None,
        };
        x == y
    }

Without my custom implementation of shrink, the counter example produced is:
Restriction { min: Some(15789104099073884865), max: Some(16586241492943163879) }

Intuitively one can see that a better counter example could be Restriction { min: Some(1), max: None }, I would even accept Restriction { min: Some(1), max: Some(1) }.
Unfortunately when using my custom shrink implementation the test errors with fatal runtime error: stack overflow.
I even wrote the following test, which passes fine, to check that a restriction does in fact shrink to the empty restriction:
    #[test]
    fn restriction_shrink_to_empty() -> Result<(), std::io::Error> {
        let r = Restriction {
            min: Some(3),
            max: Some(7),
        };

        assert_eq!(r.shrink().last(), Some(Restriction::EMPTY));
        Ok(())
    }

So I'm now rather confused as to what is wrong with my shrink implementation.

A: Your shrink implementation will need 15 billion billion iterations to finish. I don't know how quickcheck works, but if it's calling shrink from a recursive function, no wonder you get a stack overflow. Even if it called your function iteratively, you would need a very long time to finish. I suggest you try some faster-converging function (e.g. using x/2 instead of x-1):
fn shrink(&self) -> Box<dyn Iterator<Item = Self>> {
    Box::new(unfold(self.clone(), |r| {
        let next_min = match r.min {
            None => None,
            Some(0) => Some(None),
            Some(x) => Some(Some(x / 2)),
        };

        let next_max = match r.max {
            None => None,
            Some(0) => Some(None),
            Some(x) => Some(Some(x / 2)),
        };

        match (next_min, next_max) {
            (None, None) => None,
            (None, Some(max)) => {
                r.max = max;
                Some(r.clone())
            }
            (Some(min), None) => {
                r.min = min;
                Some(r.clone())
            }
            (Some(min), Some(max)) => {
                r.min = min;
                r.max = max;
                Some(r.clone())
            }
        }
    }))
}

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Who's Michael Kay wife Jodi Applegate? Her Wiki: Age, Net Worth, Height, Wedding, Husband, Sister
By arthur September 29, 2022
The Bourne Legacy (2012)
as Landy Reporter
Today (1952)
as Herself - Substitute Co-Host / News Anchor (1996-2
Weekend Today (1996)
as Herself - Co-Anchor
There's a Nightmare in My Closet (1987)
as Mother
Spouse Michael Kay
Fact Became a mother for the 1st time at age 48, when her daughter, Caledonia Rose Kay, was born on January 5, 2013 via surrogate. Child's father is her husband, Michael Kay.
1 Who is Jodi Applegate?
2 Early Life, Family, and Education
4 Early Journalistic Career
5 Launching of MSNBC
6 A Career in Boston
7 A career in New York City
8 Jodi Applegate Net Worth
9 Life Behind the Scene
10 Internet Popularity
13 Accomplishments
Who is Jodi Applegate?
Born as Jodi Anne Applegate on the 2nd May 1964, in Wheeling, West Virginia USA, she is a broadcast journalist, best known to the world for her extensive work for the national TV stations NBC and MSNBC, among many other local stations in Boston and New York, among other cities. However, Jodi is also known as the wife of the sports broadcaster Michael Kay.
Hair from college supposed to be embarrassing, but this is literally what I'm sporting 2day. Hmm. #CircleOfLife #tbt pic.twitter.com/aNhEfnGb4l
— jodi applegate (@jodiapplekay) February 19, 2015
Early Life, Family, and Education
For the first 17 years of her life, Jodi believed that she was adopted, as her mother when got pregnant with Jodi left Wheeling as she would be a single mother, and in those times this was regarded as a scandal. Anyways, Jodi's mother gave birth to her and put her up for adoption in Pittsburgh, however, she returned after eight months and the two returned to Wheeling, with a story of how Jodi had been adopted by her real mother. 17 years later, Jodi's mother passed away and she found out the truth.
Jodi went to Moon Area High School, and after matriculation enrolled at Temple University in Philadelphia, but after her freshman year moved to New York University, from which she earned a degree in television and film.
A twofer for #NationalHeadshotDay —big one so friendly. Little insert so serious. #1980s pic.twitter.com/YJmG4xHuUR
— jodi applegate (@jodiapplekay) April 28, 2018
Before opting for a career as a journalist, Jodi was briefly an actress, portraying mother in the television film "A Pocket for Corduroy" in 1986, and the next year also featured as a mother in the short film "There's Nightmare in My Closet". After that, she started pursuing a journalistic career, but returned to the screen as a journalist and broadcaster in several films and TV series, such as "The Bourne Legacy" in 2012, then the television film "Onion News Empire" (2013), and in the TV series "Limitless" in 2016.
Summer Meet at #Saratoga #hats! pic.twitter.com/V34ClU8KmG
— jodi applegate (@jodiapplekay) August 24, 2016
Early Journalistic Career
Jodi's career as a journalist started in the early '90s, when she was chosen as the host of "Close Up", aired on C-Span. Shortly afterwards she moved to San Francisco, where she found a job as a radio and television traffic reporter for Metro Traffic. That also didn't last long, but it wasn't that Jodi was fired or not doing her job, it was her drive for success that took her elsewhere. She became a host of the "Good Morning Arizona" aired on KTVK in Phoenix, and then served as an anchor at KTVN in Reno, Nevada.
Finally, I get the fashion term #AthLeisure #NYRangers #AdultOnsie #WearingItToSpinClassThenStarbucks pic.twitter.com/tzE0cVBpr4
Launching of MSNBC
Jodi joined MSNBC the moment it was launched – she was the first face seen on the channel. She was the anchor of "MSNBC Live" and "Weekend Today", the latter aired on the main NBC network. She also served as the substitute host for the "Today" show, until three years after joining MSNBC and NBC, Jodi was named as the co-host of "Later Today", next to Florence Henderson and Asha Blake; unfortunately, the show was canceled after several episodes.
What's it like to be the answer to a tv trivia question? I was the first person ever on #MSNBC. July 15,1996. #FBF . pic.twitter.com/CM0s1laqFS
— jodi applegate (@jodiapplekay) July 15, 2016
A Career in Boston
Jodi then found a place at WFXT in Boston, where she was the anchor of "Fox 25 News" aired at 4:30, but after a while was moved to 5:00. She was also a part of the "Fox 25 Morning News" from September 2003 until October 2004, when she moved to New York to work on the sister station WNYW.
Getting ready for the #NewYorkSpringSpectacular at @RadioCity w Rockette Courtney. Can't wait! @rockettes pic.twitter.com/ZtI326QkC6
— jodi applegate (@jodiapplekay) March 13, 2015
A career in New York City
At WNYW Jodi was given a position of co-anchor of "Good Day New York", which she held for the next three years, until she was replaced by Rosanna Scotto, so Jodi decided that it was best for her to leave the station. Her next stop was WCBS radio where she was a fill-in anchor for all-news, and served as guest-host for "Living Today", aired on Sirius XM Radio's Martha Stewart Living Radio channel.
Lord Kay & I with the lovely Lady Edith Crawley at a benefit for http://t.co/ZyHzFE4T9x #DowntonAbbey #1914or2014???? pic.twitter.com/vZSyk0241i
— jodi applegate (@jodiapplekay) December 14, 2014
However, Jodi returned to television in 2009 when she joined News 12 Long Island as an evening co-anchor, but left the station in 2010, when she decided to accept the job offered by WPIX channel, becoming the anchor of the 10:00 PM Newscasts on weeknights, and the anchor of hour-long 5:00 PM newscast, which started in 2011. Jodi left the station in December 2012, as the officials didn't want to reduce her schedule, which she asked for due to her pregnancy. Since then, she has been focused on her family.
Jodi Applegate Net Worth
Since launching her career in the early '90s, Jodi has held a number of important positions, both on radio and TV, which increased her net worth. So, let's see just how rich Jodi has become over the years. Well, according to authoritative sources, Applegate's net worth is estimated at $5 million as of mid-2018, earned through her successful career in broadcast journalism.
Backstage at @TheView w @rosie. Thnx! Amazing time. @macantone @NayaRivera @NicolleDWallace pic.twitter.com/ruIGxpO3oX
— jodi applegate (@jodiapplekay) January 13, 2015
Life Behind the Scene
Jodi has been married to Michael Kay since 2011, after dating him for two years; the couple has two children together, both born through a surrogate mother. Their wedding ceremony was held at the Plaza Hotel, and was performed by Rudolph Giuliani, a former New York Mayor.
Happy Anniversary, @RealMichaelKay ! pic.twitter.com/Qp8syVoRYA
Before Kay, Jodi was married to Rob Nikoleski, a sports director at KOLO, but apparently their marriage was short-lived.
Windy Mothers Day…
A post shared by Jodi Applegate (@jodiapplegate) on May 9, 2016 at 5:58pm PDT
Internet Popularity
Jodie isn't much of a fan of social media platforms, but has built a decent following on Twitter, with 13,500 followers, and through which she promotes her work, but has also shared some information from her personal life, such as pictures of her children, but also the success of her husband, among many other things that only helped her draw more people. So, if you aren't following one of the most successful journalists, then this is a great opportunity for you to become one of her most loyal fans and see into every aspect of her life.
Full Name Jodi Applegate
Profession Journalist, Newscaster
Education Moon Area High School, New York University
Children Caledonia Rose Kay, Charles Applegate Kay
Movies The Bourne Legacy
TV Shows MSNBC Live
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/public/Jodi-Applegate
Twitter https://twitter.com/jodiapplekay/status/921144457050972160
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jodiapplegate/?hl=en
1 Became a mother for the 1st time at age 48, when her daughter, Caledonia Rose Kay, was born on January 5, 2013 via surrogate. Child's father is her husband, Michael Kay.
2 Niece-in-law of Danny Aiello.
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It is always a great idea to book a travel insurance a few days before you book your travel to Surfer's Paradise.
If you are traveling to Surfer's Paradise in Australia you would probably view Tiki Village Surfers and Surfers Riverwalk, also Cavill Mall. During your trip in Surfer's Paradise, Australia you will like beach-partying, for the more sportive, there is swimming or even motor-racing.
Currency used there is Australian dollar and the general cost of living is high. Usually you will find the health-care cost average, and Surfers Health Medical Centre is noted as sound. Last thing to remember, criminality rate is low so with all this information select your travel insurance carefully.


Avoidance, the media, and winning a Super Bowl pool. - Trauma to Peace.
Avoidance, the media, and winning a Super Bowl pool.
January has come and gone and so far, 2014 is proving to be both great and difficult. Such is life though, right? When I wrote my last blog post, I said I was on a "small hill" which means things are going okay. However, it's hard to determine sometimes whether I'm really doing good or I'm just avoiding and suppressing things. This whole thing is new. I don't usually have things to suppress and avoid. I generally just deal with things and move on. The way I know I'm avoiding is that I reach a moment when it all hits me hard. Unfortunately, it was the WORST possible time for me.
The first weekend in January, I had the great honor to be the personal photographer to the incoming Mayor of Boston, Marty Walsh. I spent Friday through Monday traveling around with him all day. We visited great education programs, homeless shelters, Children's Hospital, and other community events. There was also a youth event with many young people from around the city sharing their thoughts on their future. There was a senior event and a beautiful Interfaith Service. It was touching, chaotic, tiring, and absolutely AMAZING all at the same time. I was 100% focused on taking pictures everywhere we went.
Monday was a whirlwind. It started at 8:00 am with a motorcade to BC for the Inauguration. It was a few hours of pictures in private rooms and for the ceremony itself. I didn't even notice the crowd much, due to focusing solely on the stage, until I walked up behind the stage for a crowd shot. It was a huge crowd, but I was still focused on one area for the rest of the ceremony, the stage. We then went to City Hall which was pretty cool to see the little nooks and crannies of the 5th floor. After a short break to go home and change, I headed to the Hynes for the celebration. We started in the family and VIP reception which was just fast paced picture taking. It was a crowd, but we had four cops surrounding us at all times and the people were pretty friendly.
The second reception was different. They had their own photographer and did not want me to take many there. Because it was difficult to stay with them while not taking pictures, I ended up separated from the detail and the Mayor at one point. The room was packed and I found myself in the middle of a large crowd of people I didn't know. And then anxiety hit. I found my way to my group again, but it was already too late. I held it together until we got out and went to a private area where I stayed in the dark hallway feeling what was coming. I had that familiar chest fluttering and had a feeling like my blood was literally boiling inside. Then, the awful headache and the crying. I was trying everything I could to pull it together; deep breathes, talking myself out of it, nothing worked. I think it made it harder that I was in this situation where I could not escape and no one around me knew about any of this. I texted people who I knew were in the building and finally my uncle and his family made their way to us. I was finally able to breathe normal, stop crying, and the headache slowly went away. And then I was exhausted as I always am after these things happen. We had to go back to the VIP room before heading to the stage. I felt fine going back into that reception because I knew we'd see people I know and I knew I could focus only on taking pictures and not be left in the crowd.
I made it through and the rest of the night was fine, besides being completely wiped out. I had a couple of drinks with friends and family once I got off the clock at 11:15 and then went home to crash.
I spent two weeks completely focused on editing and photo shoots. I immersed myself in work and projects. I did this because I felt like something was there, inside and I did not want to deal with it. The media has already begun to heat up with marathon related stories. The Olympics security worries were in my face. Some personal things came up again that were going on last year during the spring. I was having increased flashes of memory and dreams that were bringing last April back. However, I continued to ignore it and every time I felt a twinge of emotion, I pushed it down. I had years of experience at this when I was younger. Turns out, it's like riding a bike. But, then it started to push back and it won.
I was barely sleeping about 2 weeks ago and since. I was finding myself feeling more anxious in social and public situations. I was having those dreams (nightmares?). I went to a fundraiser and while I had a good time, I didn't feel comfortable in the room of people. To top it off, I had a couple of people who brought up difficult subjects. I started to feel pretty anxious but took a few minutes to go in another room and came back, pushing it all away again. But, once I got home, it hit. An "episode" like I hadn't had in a while. It was similar to the one at the celebration event, but more intense on the emotional side of it. I barely slept and spent the next day trying to make it go away again. No such luck.
I decided I needed some days to regroup. I wanted to be away from the media and from people. Besides a photo shoot, and a few errands I had to run, I stayed home for days. I hadn't felt this crappy in quite a while, and not to this extent or length. A friend I speak to (or at least text) almost daily noticed I was not really replying much and I had told her I wasn't up for talking. She continued to try until she finally told me I needed to talk to her because this wasn't like me. She was right. It was 100% not like me. Not only do I never really feel like that, but I don't hide out because of anything. I do the opposite and get out as much as possible. Back last year, I barely spent any time in my house because I refused to let it consume me. However, I think I just reached a point where I was just done with fighting it. I needed a break. The same friend called to vent to me about something the next day. I had woken up feeling a little better and that phone call helped even more. She pointed out that it must be nice to listen to someone else vent. She knows I hate having to put anything on others and I'm usually the "listener". Before April, I didn't need to really vent much about anything. Things were great. Now, I've gotten sick of talking about what i'm going through. And I assume people are sick of hearing it. So, it really was nice to have her call me to vent.
It's now almost a week later. I have felt better but the triggers are there. I try to avoid the media but it's hard and every time I see something marathon related, I feel it. I went to a friend's house for Super Bowl and for the first 20 minutes or so, I sort of hung back and got my bearings. This has become a new thing that happens. Some people notice it and luckily, I don't think most notice anything different. I used to walk in and be at ease and talking to everyone right away. I had a good time and I ended the night by winning a decent amount of money in a pool. And quite honestly, after I got home, I cried about it, in a good way. It was just something I needed after the last year, both financially and emotionally. I've been way more emotional in the last 9.5 months than EVER before. But, for now, I'm back out of my valley and feeling like I really do need to find the balance.
I started writing this a week ago and then just stopped. Again, avoiding the subject. Over the last few days I realized just how bad I want to get away. I travel a lot and due to all of the events of last year, I didn't go anywhere. I had a trip to Ireland planned for the end of April. I was going to drive around Ireland for a little over two weeks, half of it alone. With the state I was in, there was no way that was happening. And ever since, I haven had a fear of traveling alone. I've been to Europe three times alone and LOVED it, so this is a weird new feeling. I have one more month to decide when i'm rebooking that flight they let me postpone. And I realize that my need to get away, gain perspective, and live life to the fullest (especially with so many reminders of how precious and short it can be) outweighs my fear.
I was going to go back to Ireland, but the type of trip that would be (driving around alone for 3 hours or more between locations-quite a few locations since I had a lot to see) is not something i'm ready for alone. I'd love to go somewhere new because I try to see new places and there are so many on my list. However, I think to get myself back into the swing of traveling, I need to go someplace I love, someplace I feel free and comfortable. My place is Italy. It's funny because my friends immediately thought the same thing. They know how much I've loved my trips there. So, I will go back to Rome, a city I love. Then, I will travel up to the coast and spend 4 days in the most beautiful fishing villages I've seen so far. I will do 2-3 hour hikes up the mountains from village to village, drink cappuccino, take beautiful pictures, and meet up with a few people I met there before. As one friend put it, it's my "safe place". It's where I went the last time I needed to regroup and gain some new perspective and so, it just feels right. The only downside (or upside) is that the only time I can go is a week after the marathon. I don't know where I'll be at that point. I don't know if it will be hard or I'll be fine. But, I will still get on that plane a week later and do what I love.
There are things about me, some big parts of my personality and interests that have gone away (hopefully not forever) and it's time I take back the ones I can. Traveling is one of them.
I have a few marathon related events coming up that I'm hoping go well. I find some events are easier than others and the ones i'm a part of this month are looking to be positive experiences.


The love of money is so gripping, it can cause us to wander away from God and lead us into all kinds of trouble, where we have broken hearts with many sorrows. And we don't just break our own hearts but also those near to us.
In this episode, I speak with Mike, who spent his trust fund money on gambling, money that was intended for his education. I talk with Paris, who hasn't been to the casino recently but still feels the temptation. And he almost lost his wife because of his gambling addiction. Finally, I speak with David, who is losing friends and family over his addiction and is spending money he doesn't have, even gambling during his breaks at work.
It can take a while for gamblers to hit the wall so to speak, because most are optimistic by nature, easily fooled by their own reasoning. They think everything is going to work out just fine. They live for the high of winning.
Gamblers can easily become delusional. They hold beliefs which contradict reality. They reason within themselves, next time I play, I'll hit the jackpot and everything's going to be great. Always chasing the big prize, while slipping and sliding into more and more debt.
The gambler is chasing a fantasy of winning big. At some point, the gambler loses his grip on reality. The buzz to the gambler is that winning hand, which will set everything straight. Some addicted gamblers are extremely arrogant and narcissistic. They think people who don't play are chumps for not having the guts to take a chance of walking away with easy money.
The buzz of winning is awesome.
Winning will bring me massive thrills.
I'll win more than I lose.
Even if I lose, I'll win next time.
Seeking the great thrill is an awesome escape.
I'm not breaking the law.
I'm smarter than the game.
How can it be so bad, if it feels so right?
I'll figure out how to pay my debt.
My family will put up with my addiction.
What I'm doing isn't bad, it's not like I'm doing drugs.
What does God say about gambling? Why does he want us to stay far from it?
And so, the gambler is never satisfied, ever. What the gambler wants is more thrills, more games, and more money. He can never get enough. He is forever craving, wanting even more but never satisfied.
If you love money, you will not love God. If you love God, you will soon despise the love of money. Unless the gambler turns to God and turns away from the love of money, he will forever despise God.
God uses the consequences of our actions to force us back to Him. God is bigger than your gambling problem, no matter how big it is. It's not just a matter of telling the world you want to reset but it's the ongoing hard work it will take to get free. You can change your love of money to a love for God and He will help you if you ask. You can find freedom from your addiction.
You can contact the National Council on Problem Gambling by texting, calling, or chatting: https://www.ncpgambling.org/help-treatment/national-helpline-1-800-522-4700/.
Find a Gamblers Anonymous Meeting near you: http://www.gamblersanonymous.org/ga/locations.
Consider joining a Celebrate Recovery group. These groups are a safe place for anyone struggling with any kind of hurt, hang-up or habit. Find a support group by state: www.celebraterecovery.com.
Join me for my next episode on lying. The more we speak truth, the happier we will be yet, sadly, everyone lies at some point and some people even become compulsive liars. Compulsive liars lie even when it would be easier to tell the truth. In this episode, I talk with Lee – who is trying to come out of the liar's closet, Jason – who is living a lie and his lies are killing him, and Elli – who has willingly bought into her boyfriend's lies for a very long time.


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Ерккі Олаві Салменхаара ( , Гельсінкі — , Гельсінкі) — фінський музикознавець, композитор, музичний педагог, прозаїк і критик. Лауреат премії «Tieto-Finlandia» (1997).

Життєпис
До 1963 навчався в Академії ім. Сібеліуса.

Учень Йонаса Кокконі, потім під керівництвом Дьордя Лігеті у Віденській консерваторії удосконалював майстерність в музикознавстві, естетиці та теоретичній філософії в Гельсінському університеті.

У 1970 став доктором музикознавства, захистивши дисертацію про творчість композитора Дьордя Лігеті.

У 1966 — 1975 — викладач, в 1975 — 2002 — доцент музикознавства в Гельсінському університеті.

Один з провідних письменників на тему класичної музики у Фінляндії.

З 1963 по 1973 Ерккі Салменгаара працював музичним критиком найбільшої фінської газети "Helsingin Sanomat". З 1969 — віце-президент Фінського товариства музикознавства, з 1974 по 1976 — голова Спілки композиторів Фінляндії, з 1974 по 1978  — президент Асоціації фінських симфонічних оркестрів.

Творчість
Ерккі Салменгаара є одним з найпомітніших музикознавців і композиторів другої половини XX століття у Фінляндії. За свою більш ніж тридцятирічну кар'єру професора музикознавства він встиг детально вивчити як історію, так і теорію музики. Найбільше Салменгаара запам'ятався як упорядник біографій Яна Сібеліуса та Лееві Мадетойя.

Ерккі Салменгаара був також різнобічним композитором: в його репертуар входили хорова, фортепіанна, камерна і електронна музика, а також опера і симфонії. Салменгаара — автор так званої «техніки звукобарвистих полів» (сонорної композиції). Йому належить п'ять симфоній, симфонічна поема, чотири елегій для камерних оркестрів, твори камерної музики, п'єси для фортепіано, кантати, хорові твори, пісні і п'єси для електронних інструментів.

Вибрані музичні твори

 Сімнадцять маленьких п'єс для фортепіано, 1957 – 1960
 Suoni successivi для фортепіано в 4 руки, 1962
 1. Sinfonie, Симфонія, 1962
 2. Sinfonie, Симфонія, 1963
 3. Sinfonie, 1963 – 1964
 Le Bateau ivre, поема для оркестру, на вірші А. Рембо, 1965 – 1966
 Suomi, 1966
 La fille en mini-jupe для оркестру, 1967
 Requiem profanum, 1968 – 1969
 Portugalin nainen (Португальська жінка), опера, заснована на творі Р. Музіля, 1970 – 1972
 4. Sinfonie – Nel mezzo del cammin di nostra vita, Симфонія, 1972
 Hornkonzert, 1973
 Missa profana, 1977
 Introduktion und Choral, органний концерт, 1978
 Концерт для двох скрипок з оркестром, 1980
 Соната для фортепіано, 1981
 Концерт для віолончелі, 1983 – 1987
 Lintukoto, 5 симфонія, 1989

Обрана проза і публікації

 Sointuanalyysi, 1968.
 Das musikalische Material und seine Behandlung in den Werken Apparitions , Atmosphères, Aventures und Requiem von György Ligeti, 1970.
 Tapiola: Sinfoninen runo Tapiola Sibeliuksen myöhäistyylin edustajana, 1970.
 Soinnutus: Harmoninen ajattelu tonaalisessa musiikissa, 1970.
 Tutkielmia Brahmsin sinfonioista, 1979.
 Jean Sibelius, 1984.
 Leevi Madetoja, 1987.
 Löytöretkiä musiikkiin: Valittuja kirjoituksia 1960 – 1990, 1991.
 Suomen musiikin historia 1-3, 1995 – 1996.

Примітки

Посилання
 Біографія
 Ерккі Салменгаара
 Дискографія Салменгаара

Фінськомовні письменники
Доктори мистецтвознавства
Випускники Гельсінського університету
Науковці Гельсінського університету
Померли в Гельсінкі
Померли 2002
Померли 19 березня
Уродженці Гельсінкі
Народились 1941
Народились 12 березня
Фінські музикознавці
Фінські композитори
Фінські педагоги
Фінські письменники
Музичні критики


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La Vida Lohan
Lindsay Lohan Is Here to Be Your Millennial Gwyneth Paltrow
Lohan is asking for 36 of your dollars per year.
Josh Duboff
By Mike Marsland/WireImage.
The past year has been a somewhat trying one for Lindsay Lohan fanatics. The attention the actress has received has been mostly focused on the dramatic breakup with her former fiancé, her foray into the nightlife scene (oh, you haven't booked your tickets to visit Lohan Nightclub yet?), and her bizarre new accent.
But things are turning a corner, you guys. Not only does Lohan have a promising new television role lined up (replete with Ron Weasley-adjacency and a dynamite new wig), she is also launching a Goop of her own. Yes, La Lohan is venturing in to the world of lifestyle blogs.
Lohan announced on her social media platforms on Tuesday that she is starting a site called "Preemium," which will offer fans "personal diaries, video updates, exclusive personal photos, breaking news, fashion and beauty tutorials, shopping guides, behind the scenes content . . . and much more." As part of the launch, she says she has deleted all of her posts from Instagram (this is a "period of renewal," she explains), though it appears she has kept up 39 of them, but to each her own (renewal), we suppose.
The cost to gain access to all this content? A cool $2.99 per month. A small price to pay, though, for . . . uh, behind-the-scenes shots of her posing next to a male model and some photos from her trip to Turkey, so far. She writes, "I will give you access to all my exclusive content and tell you all my secrets and breaking news before anyone else."
While we launch a Kickstarter to raise funds for a year-long subscription to Preemium, we have some questions.
Preemium, Linds?!?!? That's the name you're going to go with!? There are so many options you could have picked—La Vida Lohan, for one, The LiLo Down for another—and this is what the final verdict was? A word that you can't read without immediately envisioning that red Microsoft Word spell-check squiggle underneath it?
When is the tutorial on how to achieve that accent going to be unveiled?! Honestly, we would have led with that on day one for maximum sign-ups.
We want to know all the secrets!!! Please! Dish! We're paying $36 a year for this; we want what the story was with that infamous list of yours, to get things started.
This is not a question, but we just pray this leads to some sort of panel discussion where Paltrow, Blake Lively (of the gone-too-soon Preserve), Lauren Conrad, and Lohan discuss the ups, downs, and in-betweens of personal website development.
Adrift . . .
Photograph by Norman Jean Roy. Styled by Jessica Diehl.
OLD GLORY Lindsay Lohan, photographed on the Sovereign—which was built in 1961 for Judy Garland—off the coast of Marina del Rey, California.


Welcome to the capital of Thailand - Bangkok! Upon arrival in Bangkok you will be transferred to Pattaya. Enroute Indian Breakfast. Check in to the hotel. Time to relax!! In the evening, you take an tour of Alcazar Show. The Alcazar Show a world-famous cabaret, which can give the Lido and Moulin Rouge of Paris, a run for their money, featuring a grand theatre with 1200 seats and thousands of watts of pulsating sound. Post this, we take you to your hotel, and overnight at Hotel in Pattaya.
After breakfast, you will be transfer to the sparkling blue water of the Gulf of Thailand by a speedboat & arrive at the idyllic Coral Island (Koh Lan), where you will spend the day luxuriating under the welcoming tropical sun. You can lounge, swim, snorkel or simply enjoy the sun at the islands immaculate golden beaches. Upon your return from the island, you will enjoy a scrumptious Indian lunch. Later transfer to hotel. Rest of the leisure for you. Overnight stay at the hotel.
After Breakfast and checkout, Transfer to the Bangkok. Check in at the Hotel. In the Afternoon you will proceed for Half-day city tour of Bangkok on a coach. Bangkok takes great pride in a large number of fascinating temples around the capital. The major ones normally visited are Golden Buddha temple, Wat Traimit, housing a five-and-half ton of Golden Buddha statue; the Marble Temple, to a Thai traditional massage school, the tour will give you an in-depth understanding of the traditions and culture of Bangkok. After sightseeing, you check in to your Bangkok hotel. The evening is free at your own for shopping. Bangkok is famous for electronics and best clothes. Overnight stay at hotel.
After breakfast, Proceed to Safari World With Marine Park with Lunch. Safari Park is an open zoo, the ultimate safari experience features hundreds of animals from all over the world. Take an adventure drive by your own car into the park and explore wildlife up-close and personal. Come face-to-face with herds of Giraffes, Zebras, Tigers, Lions and many more. Return back to hotel. Overnight stay at hotel.


Caroline had a Jewellery and Silversmithing BTEC Level 1 and decided to go for further study and graduated from Bournemouth University in 2010 with a First Class Honours degree in Applied Art and Design.
Since 2006, Caroline is the Education Manager at Walford Mill Crafts in Wimborne, Dorset. She is responsible for the management of the extensive, year long, education programme for both adults and children. She also arranges and leads outreach work with various sections of the community connected to the exhibition programme; this includes working with older people, families from deprived backgrounds and people from different ethnic backgrounds. She also assists in the installation of exhibitions and managing events.
Caroline began working in her chosen medium of anodised aluminium in 2007. She handprints using her own unique designs, which are cut into small printing blocks, with a lino cutter. She then dyes, using industrial dyes and powder paints, to vibrant effect creating a range of jewellery, home and garden accents and sculpture.
Caroline is constantly inspired by the beautiful Dorset countryside where she lives, its flora, fauna, insects and animals. Recently she has been developing a brand new range of jewellery using domed segments of her anodised aluminium; this jewellery involves hand printing and dying flat sheets of the metal, which are then sealed to retain the colour. Following this process each piece is hand-punched to create the cone like shape, then has to be drilled, filed and finished one piece at a time, taking between 1 to 5 days to create each unique necklace.


LODD – FAO Richard Paul: Kansas City, Missouri FAO Richard Paul died Friday morning during his annual physical. While this has not been ruled an LODD yet (sometimes it takes time), it did occur in the line of duty. Read more here.
Police take control of Sea Isle City Volunteer Fire Department amid infighting and rumors of threats to ignore fire calls – SEA ISLE CITY – Police Chief Thomas D'Intino assumed control of the city's volunteer fire department this week and launched an investigation into rumors that some firefighters threatened to ignore fires over a personnel dispute. Mayor Leonard Desiderio signed an executive order appointing the chief to oversee and investigate the all-volunteer department, which has served the island since 1896. At Desiderio's request, City Council convened an emergency meeting Friday to get an explanation for his decision. Two senior members of the fire company resigned Monday. Desiderio said he will not accept their resignations until the investigation is complete in hopes they will reconsider.
The Fire Service Warrior posted an article titled "Does it have pictures?" I think it is about firefighters looking at pictures and not reading the articles. I am not sure though, it didn't have any pictures… The Fire Service warrior has been around since 2008. Check it out here.
Update on Toronto Mayday Firefighter Rescues – Toronto firefighters reenact the rescues they made of their brother firefighters when a MAYDAY was called at a recent fire. Statter covered the incident here.
COLLEEN WHITE/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Firefighters from Closter and surrounding battled a two-alarm fire on Jan. 6 at the home of Councilwoman Victoria Amitai. The fire was extinguished within an hour, said fire officials who were on the scene.


Situated in Palermo, Procida and Tropea, Italy, this Cyclades 39.3 (3 double cabins), built in 2008 by Beneteau, is capable of hosting up to 8 pax. Further more, and for a better bareboat charter experience, Cyclades 39.3 is equipped with electronic on board, equipped galley and also CD.
This sailing yacht is available for charter starting from 1 730 € (approximatly 1 951 $).


Looking for a career in yoga or childbirth education? We are always looking for passionate people to join our team! Check out our current job offerings.
A Blooma Educator provides non-biased Lamaze based, prenatal classes for expectant parents. Supporting expectant parents' choices while providing evidence-based information is at the center of every Blooma Educator's intentions. Educators are responsible for delivering in-depth knowledge and concepts related to pregnancy, childbirth, postpartum and breastfeeding through tactful communication and an engaging teaching style. Blooma Educators possess the ability to explain technical information and respond to students' questions with accurate evidenced-based information. Blooma Educators are expected to promote pregnancy and birth as a normal physiologic process, empower women to feel confident in their abilities to birth and parent by providing information, reassurance, and resources.
process, applicants will be asked to teach a sample lesson.
Blooma childcare staff ensure that Blooma mamas have a place to take care of themselves while confident their children are in good hands. As a Blooma childcare staff member, you will be the primary caregiver of 1-6 children per class session, while their parent takes class during the same time. In between classes, the childcare worker is expected to help around the studio doing light cleaning or administrative tasks.
Applicants must be able to commit to at least two permanent shifts per week.
Blooma is often looking for committed and welcoming yoga and barre teachers to join our team. Training and knowledge of prenatal and postnatal yoga/barre is required, completion of Blooma's Level One Prenatal Yoga Teacher Training is preferred. To inquire about openings, please send your experience to info@blooma.com.
Blooma is seeking committed and welcoming Kids Yoga instructors. Training and knowledge of Kids Yoga is required, experience is preferred. To inquire about openings, please send your experience to info@blooma.com.
Blooma is often seeking skilled massage therapists to join our team as independent contractors. Education and experience working with prenatal and postnatal women is required. To inquire about openings, please send your experience to info@blooma.com.


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package com.javarush.test.level19.lesson08.task02;

/* Ридер обертка 2
В методе main подмените объект System.out написанной вами ридер-оберткой по аналогии с лекцией
Ваша ридер-обертка должна заменять все подстроки "te" на "??"
Вызовите готовый метод printSomething(), воспользуйтесь testString
Верните переменной System.out первоначальный поток
*/

import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream;
import java.io.PrintStream;

class Solution {

  private static final TestString testString = new TestString();

  public static void main(String[] args) {
    PrintStream defaultPrintStream = System.out;
    ByteArrayOutputStream byteArrayOutputStream = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
    System.setOut(new PrintStream(byteArrayOutputStream));
    testString.printSomething();
    System.setOut(defaultPrintStream);

    String result = byteArrayOutputStream.toString().replaceAll("te", "\\??");
    System.out.println(result);
  }

  static class TestString {

    void printSomething() {
      System.out.println("it's a text for testing");
    }
  }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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WATCH: Do Dogs Really Miss Us When We're Gone?
Anyone with a dog knows that it's hard to leave them every day. They always want to come with you, and look so sad when they realise you're going out without them.
But are they really missing you, or do they just want to explore the outside world?
As the latest episode of BrainCraft explains, there's neuroscientific evidence to show that dogs really DO miss us - just like we'd always hoped.
BrainCraft's creator Vanessa describes a very cool recent study, where a scientist trains a dog to lay still in an MRI machine, so they could study its brain activity.
During the research, the team found that dogs really do understand what their owners are saying. But it also tested whether they miss us, by exposing the dog in the MRI machine to five different scents - its own, the scent of a familiar and unfamiliar dog, and a familiar and unfamiliar human.
Interestingly, when the dogs smelt a familiar human, the caudate nucleus of their brains lit up - a region associated with positive expectations and rewards.
Another study looked at how dogs behaved with people of varying levels of familiarity - their owner, a stranger and a familiar human - and found that dogs clearly miss their owners more than anyone else, and will wait behind the door they left through in anticipation of their return. Aw.
Although it's still unclear whether dogs are aware of the length of time they're left alone for, research suggests that they're more excited to greet their owner if they're left alone for two hours than 30 minutes. But between two and four hours there's not much difference.
But we do know that dogs process images faster than our slow human eyes do. Watch the episode above to find out more, and see what dogs are really doing while you're away - no wonder our phone bill is so high.
And find out more about whether dogs really understand what we're saying in the episode of It's Okay To Be Smart below.
Source: BrainCraft


GNL Investments LLC, ("GNL") is organized for the purpose of filling the complicated needs of participants in the real estate development and investment arena, in a simple, yet complete and effective manner. GNL is structured in such a way that it can provide complimentary services to contractors, developers, investors, brokers and property managers. Unique in this space, GNL is also capable of providing each of these services entirely independent.
After completing several development projects, the principals of GNL recognized that the various and necessary service providers often operated in a vacuum. The land acquisition participants are acutely aware of valuation, and even prospective appreciation based on improvements, but routinely fail to understand the interdependency of participants further downstream. An architect for example may have insight as to limitations in existence of a project as a topographical conditions that are overlooked by during the acquisition.
Similarly, financing participants may be aware of structured bonds or pending legal disputes that affect impede the underwriting of end user loans. Examples such as these can be extremely costly, and entirely avoidable.
GNI., has existing relationships with every key participant in the development and management of properties. Specifically, developments involving custom high end homes are particularly appropriate for GNL to play a crucial role. GNL's revenue is derived through its cost efficiencies, largely a byproduct of its relationships, as well as its delivery of some, or all of the needed components of a project. Being an ally to real estate professionals, investors, developers, and other participants, does not preclude GNL from providing the same services in various projects.
The vision of GNL is to be a premier provider of component or end-to-end solutions for the residential real estate development and management market. GNL will accomplish this by maintaining contacts with the most sought after and seasoned professionals, and engage these professionals on a project basis.
To participate in the long term development and management of profitable select real estate projects throughout Southern California.
land appropriate for a small association of luxury estate homes or land that can be developed to support commercial or industrial space.
plan approvals so that properties are "shovel-ready".
revenue for GNL of not less than $250,000 per project.


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Belgian capital, Brussels is renowned for being the crossroads of Europe. Famous fort its Grand Place and Manneken Pis, Brussels has many monuments, and interesting museums.
A bus shuttle is available between Bruxelles-Midi Station and Bruxelles Charleroi Airport.
Taxis are parked outside the airport.


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ISCB Annual Awards & Competitions
ISCB Awards Menu
Accomplishment by a Senior Scientist Award
Overton Prize
Outstanding Contribution to ISCB
ISCB Innovator Award
ISCB Scientific Award Nomination Forms
Outstanding Contribution to ISCB Form
ISCB Art in Science Competition
ISCB Wikipedia/Wikidata Competition
ISCB Mentored Computational Biology Programming
ISCB Excellent Student and Postdoctoral Paper Highlight
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2017 ISCB Accomplishment by a Senior Scientist Award: Pavel Pevzner
The International Society for Computational Biology (ISCB) recognizes an established scientist each year with the Accomplishment by a Senior Scientist Award for significant contributions he or she has made to the field. This award honors scientists who have contributed to the advancement of computational biology and bioinformatics through their research, service, and education work. Pavel Pevzner, PhD, Ronald R. Taylor Professor of Computer Science and Director of the NIH Center for Computational Mass Spectrometry at University of California, San Diego, has been selected as the winner of the 2017 Accomplishment by a Senior Scientist Award.
The ISCB awards committee, chaired by Dr. Bonnie Berger of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, selected Pevzner as the 2017 winner.
PAVEL PEVZNER: IN SEARCH OF LIFE'S PERFECT PUZZLES
Pevzner was born in Kursk, Russia, and spent his childhood in the city of Murom, which was a hub of the Soviet electronics industry. His father was an electrical engineer and his mother was a teacher, but he admits that his early education got off to a rocky start. He described himself as a poor student who was more interested in having fun, but around age 10, he grew more interested in books.1 Pevzner's interest and abilities in mathematics were soon recognized, and at age 14 he was sent to the Boarding High School at Moscow State University, founded by world-renowned mathematician Andrey Kolmogorov, for children gifted in math and physics. In spite of Pevzner's rigorous high school math studies, he had difficulty getting into Moscow State University because of the anti-semitic admission policies aimed at ethnic Jews.2
As an undergraduate, Pevzner studied at the Russian Institute of Railway Engineers, which was known for its applied mathematics program. He did well throughout his course of study and published a number of papers on discrete mathematics as an undergraduate. In 1985, he joined a bioinformatics lab at Institute of Genetics of Microorganisms VNIIGENETIKA, and received his Ph.D. in Mathematics and Physics in 1988 from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology.
Pevzner was completing his graduate work during the era of "Perestroika" and "Glastnost," and for the first time in decades, scientists were being granted permission to travel abroad and were even told that the government would pay for their travels. Pevzner jumped on this opportunity and notified the Russian government that he wanted to work with Mike Waterman at the University of Southern California (USC), a pioneer in the field of bioinformatics and 2006 ISCB Accomplishments by a Senior Scientist Award winner. In 1989, Pevzner reached out to Waterman personally, not quite trusting that his request to the government would be enough to facilitate his travels (it was never granted). During their correspondence, Waterman sent him an open problem, which Pevzner ended up solving. Waterman was surprised that someone had solved this problem and eventually invited him to pursue postdoctoral work in his lab. Pevzner spent two years as a postdoc with Waterman at USC.
In 1992, Pevzner established himself as an independent researcher and started his lab in the Department of Computer Science at Pennsylvania State University. Three years later he returned to USC as a professor in the Department of Mathematics. In 2000, he moved to San Diego and was named Ronald R. Taylor Chair Professor of Computer Science at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD). In 2006, he was named a Howard Hughes Medical Institute Professor.
Pevzner's research interests span the field of bioinformatics and his work has been guided by applying algorithmic ideas to bioinformatics problems. Pevzner has made significant contributions to a wide array of subfields, including genome assembly, understanding how genome rearrangements influence evolution, and developing new algorithms for sequencing antibodies and antibiotics using mass spectrometry. He continues to be fascinated and amazed by scientific discovery, and he explained, "The most surprising thing for me was a realization that dominant biological theory often falls apart when new data and new methods to analyze them become available. Three times in my career I had to refute the biological theories that I worked on: the Master Alu theory of repeat evolution, the NME theory that connects the N-terminal Methionine Excision and protein half-lives, and the Random Breakage Theory of chromosome evolution."
In this era of abundant genome data, Pevzner is currently interested in reconstructing the detailed evolution of the human genome, down to each new repeat and rearrangement that affected the genome, by using hundreds of primate genomes that will be sequenced in the near future. In a more practical domain, Pevzner's other goal is to develop a computational approach to antibiotics discovery, a problem of great importance due to emerging antibiotics resistance. He describes antibiotics discovery as one of the last bastions of modern biology that remains barely touched by bioinformatics.
Beyond Pevzner's academic contributions, he has served the computational biology community in many ways. Seventeen years ago, he helped launch RECOMB (Conference in Research in Computational Molecular Biology) together with Waterman and Sorin Istrail. He has served as a member of numerous editorial boards in the fields of computational biology and computer science.
Throughout his career, Pevzner has mentored many students; 22 of his former graduate and postdoctoral trainees are now professors at various universities. He has seen significant changes to the way he teaches his undergraduate courses along the way. He explained, "The way I teach my undergraduates has completely changed: I haven't given a traditional classroom lecture in three year now. I feel that traditional 1000-year old educational technology (classroom lecture) is coming to its end and will soon be substituted by more efficient "Intelligent Tutoring Systems." My goal in recent years was to develop the first such system for bioinformatics that will be launched in Spring 2017 on edX."
Pevzner is humbled by his selection as the winner of the 2017 ISCB Accomplishment by a Senior Scientist Award – he acknowledges that he did not earn this recognition alone. He said, "This award really goes to my teachers and my students and postdocs over the last quarter of a century."
1 www.scientific-computing.com/feature/life-puzzle-solver
2 www.npr.org/2014/03/28/295789948/the-real-problem
>> Return to List of Senior Scientist Recipients


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Frosta er en kommune i Trøndelag fylke i Norge. Den grænser til Levanger kommune i øst. Norges ældste lagting, Frostatinget, havde sit sæde her, i nærheden af middelalderkirken Logtun kirke.

På den nordlige del af den lille ø Tautra, som ligger i Trondheimsfjorden mellem Frosta og Leksvik, ligger resterne af Tautra kloster, et cistercienserkloster som blev bygget i 1207. Længere mod syd blev der i 1999 etableret et kloster for cisterciensernonne. Grundstenen for det nye kloster blev lagt af dronning Sonja i 2003, og klosteret blev taget i brug i sommeren 2006.

Kommunevåbnet symboliserer kong Magnus Lagabøter med et liljesepter i venstre hånd ved overrækkelsen af den nye Frostatingslov til lagmanden på Frostatinget i 1274.

 «Tinghaugen» – gammelt tingsted.
 Vikingehavnen på Fånestangen fra år 1000, eller lidt senere, blev fundet i 2003 i Frosta.

Nøgletal

Kommunens hovederhverv er landbrug.
 Areal: 75 km²
 Jordbrugsareal: 23 km²
 Produktivt skovareal: 31 km²
 Indbyggere: 2 466 (pr. 1. januar 2008)
 Højeste punkt: Storheia, 368 moh.

Referencer

Eksterne henvisninger

 Officiel hjemmeside
 Hjemmeside for cistercienserinneklosteret på Tautra
 Kultur i Frosta på kort  fra Kulturnett.no

Kommuner i Trøndelag
Kommuner i Nord-Trøndelag


Study about chivalrous poems of Tang Dynast.
Before take an examination of, dynast people doing scrip tensely.
The Ming Dynast saw the all-round development of Chinese martial arts.
The Ming Dynast saw the all-round development of Chinese martial arts. Many high-ranking officers and wushu masters wrote treatises and books on wushu.
This is the corner of the time that no dynast could find any way to get it better.
During the Eastern Han Dynast y, when Daoism was born, Daoist ascetics mostly lived in huts and even caves in remote mountains.


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Legalization further affirms the importance of Canada's medical cannabis framework
The medical market for cannabis remains unique compared to the recreational market, and those considering abandoning the medical market post-legalization should use caution.
By Dan Thompson, Sail
As recreational cannabis becomes legal, the role of the medical cannabis program is still important for patients seeking guidance and education for the treatment of their specific conditions. Lumineux_Images/iStock/Getty Images Plus
While the industry is abuzz with the legalization of cannabis set for October 17, much attention is being paid to what government retail outlets will look like, and the products they will sell, along with the differences in legislation between provinces. However, what has been lost in the excitement is the value of Canada's already existing medical framework, which has already provided support to close to 300,000 patients.
Canada's ACMPR includes patients who suffer from chronic pain, mood disorders, PTSD, symptoms associated with cancer and chemotherapy, and many more conditions. Clinical research continues to pour into online databases supporting the treatment of a wide range of conditions, asserting that cannabis remains as a viable treatment option for patients that have exhausted other traditional medicine.
Upon the recreational legalization of cannabis, Canada stands to benefit from an extensive and expanded medical framework. Patients, working in tandem with healthcare practitioners, continue to need the support of professionals, and find guidance on their journey with cannabis.
The need for collaboration with healthcare professionals
The therapeutic benefits of cannabis continue to be best communicated by a physician, nurse practitioner, or pharmacist rather than a "budtender." Despite some perspectives suggesting that doctors don't need to work alongside their patients who are medicating with cannabis, the conversation surrounding medical cannabis in Canada has just begun.
It would be highly problematic for Canadians to search out advice on how to medicate serious medical conditions with cannabis from those serving users at recreational dispensaries. These conversations need to be had in tandem with professionals. Taking doctors out of the cannabis conversation leaves new patients stranded, alone to search out information on cannabis from sources that cite anecdotal evidence or are rife with misinformation.
Patients have found healing from their serious medical conditions with the help of cannabis, and these patients continue to need the guidance of healthcare practitioners. These professionals are the ones who can make educated decisions regarding a patient's health while taking into consideration a patient's current and past medical history, as well as their current treatment plan.
Patients utilize different cannabis products and consumption methods
Patients consume cannabis differently compared to recreational users, opting for edibles, vaporization, or even tinctures. Doctors require further research and clinical trials to best advise patients on how to consume their medicine, but there currently exists many options for patients to utilize this medicine that doesn't include inhaling harmful smoke. Further, the cannabinoid CBD is emerging as an attractive option for patients who wish to medicate without impairment. THC offers its own therapeutic benefits, as CBD is non-intoxicating, making waves as an avenue for patients to take advantage of the therapeutic values of cannabis and live normal day-to-day lives.
Cannabis is a complicated medicine to dose and prescribe, and the perspectives on cannabis vary greatly from physician to physician. Some healthcare practitioners cite a lack of clinical evidence, claiming that there isn't enough clinical research to support the efficacy of cannabis. While cannabis is a new medicine in comparison to traditional medicine like opioids, it doesn't change the fact that cannabis therapy comes with an extremely low potential for overdose and addiction, something that opioids simply cannot boast.
Recreational legalization changes the cannabis conversation
The questions on the therapeutic benefits of cannabis are endless, but recreational legalization will ultimately lead to more answers than questions. Many doctors across the globe struggle to offer cannabis to patients who seek this form of therapy. Recreational legalization in Canada promotes further normalization of cannabis globally, lifting boundaries on clinical research, paving the way for even more jurisdictions across the world to follow in the footsteps of Canada's cannabis journey.
Cannabis is a non-traditional medicine in nature, with no one size fits all approach. What works for one patient doesn't work for all, but the pros continue to outweigh the cons. Rare forms of childhood epilepsy have been successfully medicated with cannabis therapy, and new research supports that cannabis can reduce the polypharmacy of patients.
Paving the way for research on medical cannabis
There is already extensive research supporting cannabis as a means to manage chronic pain, quell seizures attributed to epilepsy, and address mood disorders like anxiety and depression.
Legalization ultimately changes the conversation between patient and health care practitioner, and in the long term, doctors will be pointing to literature that supports cannabis as a medicine, rather than citing a lack of clinical research.
There will always be a market for recreational use, but Canada will likely see an expansion of its patient-base post-legalization. Canadians will be exposed to cannabis on a grand scale, normalizing its existence, shedding its status as an illegal drug and opening the floodgates for new research supporting its use as a medicine. Software tools like Sail are aiding in the challenges that many physicians face when dosing and prescribing cannabis, simplifying the cannabis journey at the point of care.
While the two industries remain quite different, the recreational market stands to learn from an established industry that saw its inception in 2010, helping patients improve their quality of life with cannabis.
Dan Thompson, CMO of Sail Cannabis.
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Typically, buying a home in Southern California means financing the majority of the purchase with a mortgage loan. Most of these buyers will seek financing through an institutional lender, such as a bank. Under certain conditions, however, that financing can be arranged between the seller and purchaser.
Sellers may offer to "carry back" financing as part of the sale as an alternate investment to owning real estate outright. Buyers may find this option appealing if they have not yet met the income or other credit requirements of an institutional lender. The flexibility in terms – interest rate and costs – can also play a big role in this decision.
Should the parties negotiate financing as part of the Purchase Agreement, they will complete and execute a Seller Financing Addendum to set forth the terms of the loan. (If the sale is negotiated between the parties without benefit of a licensed Real Estate Broker, then the Escrow Holder will obtain the complete financing terms by interview or, more likely, by asking the parties to complete and sign a form of questionnaire). The Addendum serves as a disclosure document, and provides details regarding the interest rate, payment schedule, and maturity date. The Escrow Holder will prepare standardized forms of Note and Deed of Trust if the terms are simple. These will be approved by the seller (as the Lender), and executed by the buyer (as Borrower). On the other hand, the Escrow Holder may direct the parties to an attorney or a legal document preparation service for the purpose of creating the financing documents if the terms are more complicated.
If the seller carries a Note, that portion of the sales price is paid over an extended time period after the close of escrow. For instance, if a home sells for $500,000 and the seller is carrying financing of $400,000, the seller only receives $100,000 of the consideration at the time of closing. The rest is paid in installments according to the Note. Any gain on the sale will be spread out over an extended period. Unless the seller qualifies for an exemption, required State withholding will be collected in escrow at the rate of 3.33% and paid to the Franchise Tax Board based upon only the $100,000 of consideration being paid to the seller at that time. The withholding obligation for the remaining $400,000 of consideration falls upon the buyer. With each installment under the Note, the buyer will deduct 3.33% of each installment payment and forward that withheld portion to the FTB. The remainder of the Note payment is remitted to the seller directly. The parties may wish to employ a Note Servicer to simplify this continued obligation.
State Withholding will affect the loan payoff, as well. Should the buyer elect to refinance the property prior to paying off the loan from the seller, then the buyer will need to provide withholding instructions to the Escrow Holder at the time of the payoff (through the refinance escrow).
No two lending situations are identical, and not all sellers are subject to State withholding. All parties should enter into contractual agreements, including those for real estate financing, upon the advice of their attorney(s) and/or tax professional(s). For more information about California Real Estate Withholding requirements, see our Real Estate Withholding Forms Guide.


That's what you get for having a green lid. It probably thought it was hanging off a big square leaf. Excellent close-ups of the Small White's weird eyes by the way.
I realised I haven't seen too many wasps this year.
I then had to look up how to ID them and came to the conclusion it's the Common Wasp - quite hairy when the light is right. It was quite lazy but since you can't count the antenna segments I'm not sure if that means it was a male or just chilly.
Aha ... the footballer, could have kicked that wasp into goal!!
I like to provide home comforts to my incumbents!
I'm not sure the little moth appreciated its larger cousin putting it in the shade.
I think this is a Migrant Hawker. It started as a record shot, because of the leaf, but it flew away before I could improve on it. Then I realised I'd caught it having lunch. No idea what it's tucking into though.
And I don't see many Shieldbugs. I guess a Red-ledged one for obvious reasons.
Great captures Nige, sorry can't ID Moth but H probably knows!
Can't make out what Dragon is eating either!
Currently walking up & down netting flexing it's wings but can't fly yet, should be able to be set free tomorrow!
Weather wasn't fabulous today but did let RA fly free today during the brightest spell ... thrilled to watch it fly off strongly!
Am now sitting right next to the other one with cam at the ready to record emergence ... provided it doesn't sneak out whilst I'm asleep in bed!!!
Guess at Nettle-tap but could be a close relative!
Looks good to me H ... Happy Birthday on here too!
While checking the identity around the web, I found out that lots have people have ant breeding stations & they even sell kits on-line. Not my cup of tea but Wendy........maybe!
Not for me H although do observe their funny antics in the garden still!


KINSTON � A woman who allegedly pulled a puppy behind her truck spent the weekend behind bars.
According to the Kinston Department of Public Safety, Jennifer Marie Wilson, 26, was driving a 1995 Ford SUV in the 300 block of Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard when she was pulled over by an officer. She allegedly was pulling a pit bull mix puppy down the road, which was affixed to the vehicle by a restraint.
The officer arrested Wilson and charged her with felony cruelty to animals, driving while intoxicated and cited her for unsafe movement. She was booked into the Lenoir County Detention Center under a $15,000 bond.
Afterward, the puppy, estimated to be about 3 months old, was turned over to the Lenoir County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) for care, and then to a local animal hospital for further treatment.
Henderson said veterinarians at the animal hospital Monday would re-evaluate the puppy�s condition and suggest what further treatment is necessary. He added the SPCA will look to place the puppy in a foster home � away from other animals � to allow her to recover and wounds to heal.
Wilson�s first appearance in Lenoir County District Court on animal cruelty charges is Monday, and she�s scheduled to be in court for the DWI charge and unsafe movement citation on Sept. 10. She was already scheduled to be in court for simple assault and communicating threats charges on July 18.
Wilson was sentenced to probation for assault or threat against a government employee on Oct. 3, 2011, and before that, probation on Oct. 19, 2009, for assault on a policeman and resisting an officer. She served time in prison from Jan. 16, 2008, to Feb. 17, 2008, for a probation violation relating to sentencing on the consolidated convictions in 2005 of simple assault, communicating threats and resisting an officer.


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Q: File upload using JForm I'm trying to use Joomla's (JForm File Type) form for photo upload. After submiting the form and the file, the field of file remains empty in database. What is missing here ?
My field looks similar to one in jdocs:
<field name="myfilevalue" type="file" label="Enter some text" description="Choose an image from your computer with maximum 100KB" size="10" accept="image/*" />

A: As far as I know, you need to process the field manually in your models prepareTable function.
You can access the file using this:
$jinput = JFactory::getApplication()->input;
$files  = $jinput->files->get('jform');
$file   = $files['myfilevalue']

The $file array then holds the following keys:

*

*error

*name

*size

*tmp_name

*type

You also need to actually move the uploaded file to the final destination. This can be done using JFile::upload().
Also make sure your form has the enctype="multipart/form-data" set, otherwise it will not work.


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AIA Tennessee announced the 2015 Design Awards at a gala celebration during AIA Tennessee's state convention in Knoxville on July 30. To salute excellence in architecture, AIA Tennessee conducts an annual Design Awards Program. This program honors built works of distinction designed by AIA Tennessee members. The program also brings to public attention outstanding examples of architecture.
The ten projects were unanimously chosen from a field of 73 submittals, all of which received thoughtful consideration. "Our jury became especially animated over projects that made an impact with minimal means. In the end, a number of civic projects and community-focused projects with a social agenda were favored. And innovation within constraints, a limited and unexpected use of materials, and solving tough spatial and site conditions for great impact stood out to us. We didn't set out to look for these at the beginning of the jury, but these issues surfaced in our dialog together as we looked at your collected work." Scroll down to learn more about the jury.
This renovation of an unused hospital courtyard between two adjoining towers provides an updated image reflective of the hospital's new brand and level of care. Challenged to provide a more welcoming and humane respite for patients and guests, bamboo was introduced as the primary landscape material that offered a new vertical scale to the space and provided a soft veil to mask the adjacent buildings. The entry and windows are delineated by Cor-ten steel thresholds on the floor plane and provide openings through the bamboo veil. Massive wooden seating elements serve as natural, functional and sculptural elements in the courtyard.
Charged to create a flexible space for an after-school arts initiative along with a retail storefront, this project renovates a portion of an inner city flea market, disguising the after-school writing and arts workshop as a flea market booth. Taking advantage of the existing flea market's circulation, infrastructure, and storefront, the design integrates reclaimed shelving units from a nearby Sears Warehouse which organize and scale the space into a storefront, "secret" workshop area with flexible learning spaces and a heightened sense of entry. A series of tall openings following the rhythm of the shelving figures let light, views and circulation into the workshop space from the adjacent alley.
This new church for 400-member congregation, comprised of people whose livelihood comes from both local agricultural and town-oriented vocations consists of an auditorium, administrative offices, classrooms and fellowship hall.
Emphasizing form and simple detailing, traditional articulation was translated using modern materials such as a standing seam metal roof, white vertical metal siding, a low brick foundation and white aluminum windows. These materials mimicked the traditional materials but brought economics and durability to the current church.
In order to facilitate the potential of a phased development, the program and design organizes itself into three distinct volumes: auditorium with administrative offices, educational spaces, and fellowship hall. These three forms are then connected by a central corridor which becomes the spine of church activities. Pushing the parking to the rear of the building away from the roadway allows the church to seem to be situated in a field since no cars are visible from the road.
Formerly a 1960's hardware store and warehouse, this project consisted of converting the existing two-story structure into leasable multi-tenant commercial space on the lower level and a furniture showroom on the upper floor with views of the growing Nashville skyline. Challenged to convert a heavy masonry and early precast structure into a light-filled interior, windows were added on both floors, requiring seismic upgrades to the structure. Three distinct entries were created for each business. The upper level furniture showroom entry canopy is supported with painted steel columns, while the two lower level entries are simple glass and steel. The building's interior expresses the original precast structure and provides a clean backdrop for the furniture on display.
Following the devastating 1000-year flood of 2010, a new library was planned for the Bellevue community with a commitment to enrich lives at a local level. As a center for knowledge and entertainment, this facility hosts large formal events and small impromptu encounters, generating unique public and personal experiences.
The Lay Low is the adaptive reuse of a 40 x 40 CMU building that formally housed a beauty shop and the Lay Low Lounge, a men's gambling club in the revitalized community of Chattanooga's Southside. The architects, who live across the street, bought the property with the intent to design an age-in-place, accessible residence for their aging parents. The building was structured with roof trusses, so it allowed the removal of all interior walls and a total reconfiguring of the space. The plan includes one large living, dining, and cooking space, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and a large covered. Until their parents are ready to settle down, the Lay Low currently serves as a unique bed and breakfast. On open weekends, it is party central for the vibrant Southside neighborhood.
Adapting to their changing lifestyle and growing collection of art and midcentury furniture, the client prioritized five discrete rooms in their 1990s spec-built house for: the entry, living room, kitchen, master bath, and the unfinished space above the attic to be used as an informal hang-out space.
These areas of focus have been treated as insertions – distinct from the original house in materiality, functionality, and form. Beyond responding to the family's functional needs, the renovations are designed to serve as a backdrop for the client's world-class collection of art. Surfaces of dark walnut paneling act in contrast to the white 'gallery' walls and serve as a visual material datum that connects the individual insertions as a cohesive counterpoint to the existing.
Because of its location, upstairs and separate from the rest of the house, the design of the attic was able to take on a more active, unrestrained character. Custom built-in lounge furniture responds to and mimics the angles of the attic walls. Dark wood strips wrap the space, lending it an intimate feel while echoing the materiality of the insertions below.
Leadership Memphis is an organization that prides itself on building leaders through education and collaboration. Seeking an open and highly visible new location, their vision for the space was two-fold: to house private and flexible public workspaces conducive to highly collaborative activities, and to provide rentable space that would accommodate diverse group functions. Using color and directed flow patterns, the two bays function as either one large space or as two separate spaces. The Administration bay includes custom designed cubicles with oversized openings and functional sliders to fit the occupants' needs as well as a large layout worktop that serves as the center for group activities. The Gallery bay is equipped with 1000 SF of open space, often reserved for public events and shares facilities with the Administration bay. A vibrant yellow provides high visibility from the street and connectivity between the bays. Continuity of the color was an important factor and proved challenging as it crosses between linoleum, acrylic panels, and paint. This client, formerly housed in a midrise and away from activity, has generated a life on its own and continues to draw crowds at weekly events at a formerly empty corner.
An orthodontic practice sought to expand their presence into an underserviced rural location near several schools, two major interstates, and along a major vehicular route. The building is anchored on each end with the Waiting Area to the north and Operatory to the south. Each are connected via a patient circulation spine with support functions plugging in along its length. This arrangement allows for the organization of sequential functions, such as low brick-clad consultation "bars" to be placed along the spine for optimized efficiency. Waiting area provides a high volume glass "front door" as well as ample natural light. Operatory takes advantage of vegetated views giving the space the feeling of floating within the trees. The design utilizes a limited palette of glass, metal, wood, brick, and concrete. The two board-formed concrete walls within Waiting and Operatory block views of the gas station and define the end of the patient circulation spine. To further enhance the connection to the outdoors, the interior wood ceilings and concrete walls penetrate the glass storefront to dematerialize the exterior plane.
The first and only black repertory theatre in Memphis sought to relocate from their start-up space to an existing parking lot in an urban entertainment district currently undergoing a resurgence. The new building allows the theatre to have its own identity and establish a presence on the corner of a main artery into the district.
Working with a tight budget, the design team formulated an early strategy with two goals: First, define components that were permanent and components that could be added over time based on continued fundraising and profit (this would allow the theatre to add lighting, etc., but not sacrifice building quality), and second, keep it simple.
The building is divided into two main programmatic volumes; the performance volume, featuring two black box theatres and support spaces, and an administration volume. Conceived as windowless boxes, the two theatres occupy the northern edge of the site, abutting a neighboring parking lot. The irregular massing is reflective of the required internal volumes, yet both boxes are clad in a shingled siding that lends continuity and texture to an otherwise blank façade. The lower volume houses the entry lobby, ticketing and administrative spaces and presents a welcoming pedestrian scale along the southern edge of the secondary street (Monroe Avenue). Cor-Ten cladding was used for its ability to weather and oxidize over time while adding to the unique character of the entertainment district.
Julie Beckman, Associate AIA, KBAS Studio and the University of Tennessee College of Architecture and Design, chaired the Design Awards Program and selected Karen Fairbanks, AIA, of MarbleFairbanks, to act as Jury Chair. Completing the impressive jury were Karla Rothstein, Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation at Columbia University; Joeb Moore, Joeb Moore & Partners, LLC in Greenwich, CT, and Adjunct Professor of Architecture at the Barnard/Columbia Architecture Department; and James Slade, AIA, LEED-AP, Slade Architecture in NYC.


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Izuku grew up wanting to be one thing and one thing only...the greatest mime in the world. But after a quick meeting with his number one hero and a pretty girl could all that change.. probably not but let's still find out yeah.
Alternate universe where Izuku's dad doesn't exist bc honestly does he in Canon?
Izuku Midoriya, a boy that thought he could be hero. Only to have his hope ripped away by his inspiration, All Might. It broke his heart hearing those words from All Might, but his sadness soon disappeared as he realized if he can't be a hero he'll be the in between.
A vigilante, molded by his mentor, an old war veteran who had gone down a dark path in his past. A man of many regrets, who saw potential in the quirkless Izuku. The only decision he would never regret. Some time later the new Izuku, a skilled fighter and a vigilante, finds a door of hope to get into the hero course. During this he has to quickly adapt to the dark side of society, that his mentor will show him. At the same time, he has to figure out the strange feeling that have surfaced. Will he be able to go through everything or will he break?
It all started out innocently enough, in their defense.
Three years after Class 1-A graduates from U.A., the girls find Midoriya's profile on a dating app, and decide that the best way to help Uraraka end her streak of bad luck with Deku is to find out for themselves what the country's number three hero looks for in a woman. Nothing tends to go as planned when it comes to romance, though- especially not when Bakugo and Shinso decide to get involved too, and Toga Himiko is watching from the sidelines.
Dekubowl set post-canon, featuring most 1-A girls plus Kendo, Setsuna, Toga, Bakugo, and Shinso! More might be added in the future.
Midoriya Izuku had done great on the entrance exam to Yuuei… but not great enough for Class 1-A. He is now relegated to Class 1-B, a completely different hero course. With no acquaintances in this Class, Midoriya will have to navigate a completely different hero-in-training experience.
Midoriya Izuku, the man said to be faster than the blink of an eye. The number one Hero of Japan...Wasn't always so great.
He wasn't always as charismatic, nor as confident.
"It's okay...There's no one better than me at running away,"
"It's okay now. Don't blink, I'll handle this in a flash!"


Python interface for libuv, a high performance asynchronous networking and platform abstraction library.
pyuv — Python interface to libuv.
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import { Component, Input, OnInit } from '@angular/core';
import { AppsState, DialogModel, FieldDto, fieldTypes, LanguagesState, SchemaDto, SchemasState } from '@app/shared';

@Component({
    selector: 'sqx-schema-fields[schema]',
    styleUrls: ['./schema-fields.component.scss'],
    templateUrl: './schema-fields.component.html',
})
export class SchemaFieldsComponent implements OnInit {
    @Input()
    public schema!: SchemaDto;

    public fieldTypes = fieldTypes;
    public fieldWizard = new DialogModel();

    constructor(
        public readonly appsState: AppsState,
        public readonly schemasState: SchemasState,
        public readonly languageState: LanguagesState,
    ) {
    }

    public ngOnInit() {
        this.languageState.load();
    }

    public sortFields(fields: ReadonlyArray<FieldDto>) {
        this.schemasState.orderFields(this.schema, fields).subscribe();
    }
}


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>>> now we turn to a developing story in this country with millions of americans stretched along the east coast on summer vacation, we have a hurricane to tell you about tonight, hurricane irene . who's heading toward the bahamas and then later this week targeting the united states . late this afternoon, the international space station took some photos of irene as it moved off puerto rico . weather channel 's brian norcross is with us tonight. all those blue lines don't make the folks in the carolinas very happy.
>> not for the carolinas and not points north. it's an 80-mile-per-hour category 1 hurricane now but it's forecast to get much stronger and head toward the eastern u.s. take a look at the track map, we can show you where it is right now, just north of the dominican republic right now. it's forecast to move by and intensify up to a category 2 hurricane and then as you say, headed into the bahamas this, could be a very significant hurricane event, a catastrophic event potentially in the bahamas with a major hurricane through there, not ruling out the effects in florida, but it looks like a side effect , not a direct hit in florida. the carolinas are right in the path too soon to tell exactly where, and that's on saturday, the hurricane coming to shore on the southeast coast and then after that, into the northeast, we have to talk about the possibility of the most significant hurricane event in decades, the possibility, but the likelihood of some kind of significant event affecting people's lives by late in the weekend, and of course we'll watch it here all evening.
>> brian norcross, another ominous note tonight as we're watching weather closely, thanks for being with
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