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package pl.bemowski.football.data.api.main;

import org.apache.logging.log4j.LogManager;
import org.apache.logging.log4j.Logger;
import pl.bemowski.football.data.api.model.FilePackage;

import java.util.Map;
import java.util.concurrent.ExecutionException;
import java.util.concurrent.Executors;
import java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor;

/**
 * Created by kamil on 19.02.17.
 */
class FootballApi {
    private static final Logger LOGGER = LogManager.getLogger(FootballApi.class);
    private FootballDataProcessor footballDataProcessor = new FootballDataProcessor();
    static FootballApi start() {
        LOGGER.info("Football Api has started.");
        final FootballApi instance = FootballApiHolder.INSTANCE;
        instance.runSchedulers();
        return instance;
    }

    private void runSchedulers() {
        Map<String, FilePackage> process = footballDataProcessor.process();
        try {
            Executors.newFixedThreadPool(1).submit(() -> process).get();
        } catch (InterruptedException | ExecutionException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
    }

    private static class FootballApiHolder {
        private static final FootballApi INSTANCE = new FootballApi();
    }
}

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Study: TV Comics Hit Mitt Most
CMPA October 31, 2012
Joked About More Than All Dems Combined
Letterman Leads The Charge
Latenight TV talk-show comedians have told more jokes about Mitt Romney than about all Democrats combined since the party nominating conventions, according to a new study of political humor by the Center for Media and Public Affairs (CMPA). Overall, the study found that Republicans were the targets of jokes more than twice as often as Democrats, with the greatest disparity occurring in David Letterman's monologues.
According to CMPA President Dr. Robert Lichter, "Romney is leading in the humor race, but being the biggest joke is a race nobody wants to win."
From August 27 to October 3, 2012, CMPA analyzed the targets of all jokes about public figures in the opening monologues of the highest rated late night talk show hosts on the broadcast networks – Jay Leno ("Tonight Show"), David Letterman ("Late Show"), Craig Ferguson ("Late Late Show," and Jimmy Fallon ("Late Night"). CMPA has been tracking the targets of late night TV comedians since 1988.
Major Findings:
Mitt Romney was the target of 148 jokes on latenight talk show monologues, over twice as many as President Obama. Obama finished second with 62 jokes.
The disparity was greatest on "The Late Show with David Letterman." Letterman told 44 jokes about Romney and 9 about Obama, a five to one margin. But all four comedians told more Romney jokes than Obama jokes.
There were 290 jokes about Republicans, more than twice the 138 jokes about Democrats. The Top Ten joke targets included 5 Republicans and 3 Democrats.
For Barack Obama, being bypassed by TV's humorists is nothing new. In the 2008 general election, CMPA found that he finished fourth with 243 jokes, behind GOP candidates John McCain (658), Sarah Palin (566), and outgoing president George W. Bush (244).
For all four comedians combined, joke totals for the top ten targets of late night political humor were:
Mitt Romney (R) – 148
Barack Obama (D) – 62
Arnold Schwarzenegger — 39
Bill Clinton (D) — 28
Paul Ryan (R) — 20
Prince Harry — 19
Clint Eastwood (R) – 18
Joe Biden (D) — 16
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad – 15
Chris Christie (R) – 14
The Center for Media and Public Affairs is a non-profit, non-partisan research organization, which is affiliated with George Mason University. It has monitored every presidential election and every new administration since 1988 using the same methodology. To find more information on the 2012 election, please visit: cmpa.com

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I know this is off topic but when is the amazing race season 19 gonna film?
Phil said this summer, so I would GUESS June.
Why have so many finales been decided by the random antics of cabbies?! Gary and Mallory were taken out of contention from the beginning because their's could not find the way. Flight Time and Big Easy lost the lead they had been maintaining the whole time when their taxi just left them. They never regained that time margin they lost by searching for another cab.
Obviously the key ingredients for winning a TAR finale are racing hard and being lucky enough to get a competent cab driver.
Like I say every year, why won't WRP make finales self driving?!?!
I will give you three good reasons. The use of taxi drivers, which appear to be much more variable in quality than you might expect, causes unpredictability in the final leg. Also, World Race Productions favors that over earned, predictable endings. Finally, teams are always coming into the U.S. on flights lasting 8 hours or more and would not be particularly safe self-drivers.
TAR australia starts Sunday MONDAY night 830 PM for a 90 minute premiere...that is AUS time, which will be 0630 Monday AM EST.
Come join the fun, this is going to be FABULOUS!!
I think that's what she meant. Maybe she is starting to write in shorthand like I do.
However, Peach did not get the time right. TAR Australia is at 830pm MONDAY night, so that does in fact mean 630am on Monday on the East Coast U.S. (I know it's 14 hours time difference most of the year due to my daughter living in Queensland).
"Seven's highly-anticipated local series of The Amazing Race will air premiere next week at 8:30pm Monday night."
TAR australia starts Sunday night 830 PM for a 90 minute premiere...that is AUS time, which will be 0630 Monday AM EST.
Yep...I meant Monday night in Aus, Mon AM here...sorry I just saw this!


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HomeNational NewsRacial Profiling is on 'Steroids'
Racial Profiling is on 'Steroids'
April 24, 2012 keesto National News, News 0
Attorney Gen. Eric Holder
By: Fred Allen
NNPA Washington Correspondent
WASHINGTON (NNPA) – "Well, who are they coming to get now?" That's what Norman Murray thought as police officers ran in his direction with guns drawn. Murray, a native Washingtonian with a slim build and matted dreadlocks, looked around to see who the cops were chasing through his neighborhood in the Trinidad section of Northeast Washington, D.C.
Then the officers started firing questions at him. "Where's the heroine?" The female police officer barked, "You're a dread. Where's the weed at? We know you called somebody to sell some weed. Who did you call?"
Murray, who was neither using nor selling marijuana, couldn't believe what was happening.
Before he could make sense of the senseless, another officer snatched the can of ice tea Murray was drinking out of his hand and sniffed it for the scent of alcohol. When there was no hint of alcohol, he tossed the can to the pavement, spilling tea on the sidewalk. Unsatisfied, the officers continued to rifle through his pockets. They found his house keys and tossed them aside, too. They found a cell phone, a bag of M&Ms and $1,000 he had to purchase a money order to pay that month's rent. No drugs. No alcohol. No reason to take him to jail.
Murray watched helplessly as one of the officers stuffed his rent money into his pocket. Murray said they kept his cell phone for a month. It took eight months to get his rent money back, and when he did, Murray said, $250 was missing.
"It's not like they don't know who sells drugs," Murray said, recalling the shocking events that took place a little over a year ago.
It's an all too familiar scene played out on the corners of our nation's most impoverished neighborhoods: Black men targeted by law enforcement without cause.
In his 2010 book The Presumption of Guilt: The Arrest of Henry Louis Gates, Jr. and Race, Class, and Crime in America, Harvard Law School professor Charles Ogletree found that racial profiling cuts across class and racial divides. Ogletree recounted stories that many prominent Africa-American leaders shared with him about their experiences.
"The examples of it affecting people that were doctors, teachers, lawyers, entrepreneurs, clergy and other professions was a profound reminder that it's very widespread and deeply affects our community," Ogletree said.
Professor Ogletree's book highlights example after example of Africa-American men who were not engaged in any type of criminal activity yet were still profiled by police.
Even Eric Holder, now U.S. attorney general, wasn't able to avoid a plight experienced every day by Black men in America.
Holder shared an experience he had in the 1980s as an undergrad at Columbia University in New York. As he traveled home to Washington, D.C., he was pulled over by police. Even though they told him he had done nothing wrong, they still wanted to search his car for drugs.
A 2008 study conducted by the Bureau of Justice Statistics illustrated the perils of DWB – Driving While Black.
Although Blacks, Whites, and Hispanics were stopped by police at similar rates, Blacks were three times (12.3 percent) as likely as Whites (3.9 percent) and twice as likely as Latinos (5.8) to be searched during a traffic stop. Blacks were also more likely to "experience the use or threat of force" than other groups.
Other studies have shown that stopping more Blacks doesn't stop more crime.
"The data on racial profiling is unequivocal and it comes from all across the country," said David Harris, a professor of law at the University of Pittsburgh and an expert on racial profiling.
"When police use race, or ethnic appearance, or religious appearance in this way, they do not become more accurate. In fact they don't even stay as accurate, they become less accurate than police officers and security agents who do not use these practices," Harris said.
More police need to be asking, what makes a person suspicious, said Ronald Davis, Chief of Police for the City of Palo Alto, Calif.
"Is it their behavior? Are they engaged in criminal activity? Or, is it because they're wearing a hoodie and they're Black?"
At a recent Senate hearing Captain Frank Gale, national second vice president of the Fraternal Order of Police, scoffed at the idea that racial profiling even exists
Despite admitting that he, too, had been a victim of racial profiling, Gale, who is Black, said that racial profiling was just "hyped up by activists, the media and others with a political agenda."
Laura Murphy, director of the Washington, D.C. legislative office for the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), said the problem extends the Black community to other groups such as Latinos, Muslims and Asians.
"The only way that we're going to deal with this is to embrace groups outside the Black community," she said. "We have racial profiling on steroids now. It's hard out here, even when you're trying to do the right things."
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Attorney General Eric Holder announced steps the Justice Department will take to address over population in federal prisons by changing mandatory minimum sentencing guidelines […]


Nearly 35 percent of Americans are currently residing in over 40 million rental homes, as such it is somewhat surprising that many of us are lacking effective communication skills with our landlords! Almost every one of these "relationships" are given little thought to how to communicate considering it lasts a minimum of one year and some last many years.
Establishing a positive relationship with your landlord can directly impact your lifestyle, reputation, and financial standing. Good communication with your landlord can go a long way in getting you the fastest responses to maintenance requests, keeping your rental rates reasonable, and help you live in the best conditions as possible.
What are your expectations before searching for a property? Don't expect a landlord to add unreasonable amenities or upgrades to their rental. Move on if your requirements are met at that particular property. You'll find other available units that will suit your needs.
Do not lie about your income or credit rating because it's almost always grounds for denial or termination of a lease. Be honest! Landlords, for the most part are open to working with challenged credit, factoring in extenuating circumstances, i.e. stuff happens! Being upfront by providing a clear explanation and communicating your desire to improve the situation may help to swing the decision your way.
Read the rental lease thoroughly. Request a copy of the lease, if possible before signing to have enough time to read and to think of any questions. If any repairs, new carpets, new appliances, or anything else was promised as a condition of your lease, get it in writing on the lease document.
Do a visual walk-through, make notes or take photos of any existing wear or damage. Ask for a copy of move-in inspection form for your records.
Make sure you know all the pertinent property information (alarm codes, homeowner association rules, parking instructions, utility information, recycling and trash pick up days, mailbox number and key, etc…). Eliminate appearing high maintenance to your landlord by collecting all the property info before moving in.
Find out exactly how the landlord would like to be contacted. Don't assume texting or calling is preferred or most effective option. Landlords more then likely will respond quicker to tenants who follow their protocol.
Pay your rent on time, and if you can't, contact the landlord as soon as you see a problem arise. The worst thing you can do is nothing. Non payment and non communication will get you evicted. Landlords would rather work with a tenant who reaches out to them and if they feel the tenant is honestly trying, but is having a short-term problem.
Handle small maintenance issues on your own (change a bulb, smoke detector, tighten a door knob, furnace filters). Be reasonable with your maintenance requests. These tiny issues add up to an annoying number of service calls and costs to the landlord.
Remember there are many factors that are out of the landlord's control that can determine the expediency of resolved issues, including technicians schedules, the time of day, weather, parts availability, etc. You are dealing with another human being who wants to get your problem resolved asap and it doesn't help the landlord (or you) when making more noise than is necessary.
Treat your rental like you own it by taking good care of your unit. You want to ensure getting your deposits back in full or more negotiation power come lease renewal time. Start by keeping it clean, especially if you have pets. You may not notice the doggy odor, but your landlord will if you don't keep it smelling fresh.
By portraying yourself as an honest tenant, preparing yourself for your tenancy up front, educating yourself on your lease terms and rules, and making reasonable requests using the proper channels, it is very likely that you will have a happier and more successful relationship with your landlord and a more pleasant stay in your rental property!
Creekbend Property Management is the answer to all your investment property needs. We are good at what we do. We want you to be successful.


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Guide to the Sarah Christianson photographs, 2012-2015
Series: When the Landscape is Quiet Again: North Dakota's Oil Boom, 2012-2015
Sarah Christianson is a photographer originally from North Dakota. This portfolio of 30 11x14 inch color chromogenic prints is from her project, "When the Landscape is Quiet Again: North Dakota's Oil Boom," which won the 2015 Archives of Documentary Art Award for Women Documentarians. Since 2012, Christianson has been documenting through her photographs the legacy of oil booms and busts in North Dakota and how the region's agrarian landscape and environment is changing again today, due to horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing. Acquired by the Archive of Documentary Arts at Duke University.
Collection Number
RL.11088
Sarah Christianson photographs
1.0 Linear Feet, 1 flat box , 1.2 Gigabytes, 1 optical disc containing 30 digital images in TIFF format.
When the Landscape is Quiet Again: North Dakota's Oil Boom, 2012-2015
The Sarah Christianson photography portfolio When the Landscape is Quiet Again: North Dakota's Oil Boom, won the 2015 Archive of Documentary Arts Award for Women Documentarians. The collection contains 30 11x14 inch Type-C (chromogenic) limited edition color photographic prints on Kodak Endura paper made in the darkroom directly from 120mm and 4x5 inch color negatives, accompanied by one DVD with 30 digital TIFF files, from scans made directly from the negatives. Christianson provided the following abstract of her work:
"Since 2012, I have been documenting the legacy of oil booms and busts in my home state and how the region is changing again today, thanks to horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing. My photographs bear witness to the transformation of western North Dakota's quiet agrarian landscape into an industrial zone dotted with well sites, criss-crossed by pipelines, lit up by natural gas flares, and contaminated by oil and toxic saltwater spills. The oil fields are currently pumping out over a million barrels per day from 10,000 active wells, and companies are planning to drill thousands more."
"This project grew out of the internal conflict I felt over my family's involvement, the need to reconcile their role, and a responsibility to document these important events. Over the past three years, I have driven nearly 9,000 miles and flown for over eight hours in small Cessna planes across the length and breadth of the Williston Basin to create my images. I use traditional photographic processes because of the descriptive detail inherent in large-format negatives. I use a 4x5 view camera to consider the landscape in a slower, deeper manner. I craft my chromogenic prints in the darkroom because I enjoy the intimate, hands-on process of coaxing each image from the light and chemistry."
Acquired as part of the Archive of Documentary Arts at Duke University.
All or portions of this collection may be housed off-site in Duke University's Library Service Center. The library may require up to 48 hours to retrieve these materials for research use.
Electronic records in this collection have been migrated to a library server and digital use copies can only be accessed onsite in the Rubenstein Library Reading Room.
Please contact Research Services staff before visiting the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library to use this collection.
The copyright interests in this collection have not been transferred to Duke University. For more information, consult the copyright section of the Regulations and Procedures of the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library.
[Identification of item], Sarah Christianson photographs, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University.
1. When the Landscape is Quiet Again: North Dakota's Oil Boom, 2012-2015
30 items, 1 flat box, Electronic materials consist of 30 TIFF digital images derived from an optical disc (RL11088-OP-0001), approximately 1.2 gigabytes.
Electronic records in this series have been migrated to a library server and digital use copies can only be accessed onsite in the Rubenstein Library Reading Room.
Flaring near the Blue Buttes, 2015 Jan.
Upwards of 30% of the state's natural gas is being flared. This is cheaper for companies to do, rather than building the infrastructure and pipelines needed to capture it.
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Title: Flaring near the Blue Buttes, 2015 Jan.
Tioga Lateral Pipeline, White Earth River Valley, 2013 May.
Alliance Pipeline seized Brenda & Richard Jorgenson's "best land" through eminent domain and have failed to reclaim "the scar." Brenda says, "I don't need more stress. I don't need more reminders of the inadequacies of the companies that scarred this land. We have not received any compensation."
Title: Tioga Lateral Pipeline, White Earth River Valley, 2013 May.
Corn field, Bottineau County, 2013 Sept..
"Caution: Hazardous chemicals may be present in this area. Failure to use caution may cause serious injury or illness!"
Title: Corn field, Bottineau County, 2013 Sept..
Gullickson Gravel Pit #1 near Cartwright, 2013
Gravel is in high demand because roads are in constant need of repair from heavy truck traffic.
Title: Gullickson Gravel Pit #1 near Cartwright, 2013
The Skogens' bedroom window, 2013 May
For oil wells drilled near homes, the current minimum setback distance is 500 feet. Many people are fighting to have this increased to be at least 1000 feet, but the North Dakota legislature has defeated all such proposals.
Title: The Skogens' bedroom window, 2013 May
Flax from the Petersons' saltwater-damaged field, 2013 Sept.
Saltwater is an industry byproduct that can be up to 30 times saltier than the ocean. It burns the land, making healthy agricultural production impossible. The Petersons wondered, "Should we have to sacrifice our farmland to careless operators?"
Title: Flax from the Petersons' saltwater-damaged field, 2013 Sept.
Saltwater-damaged farmland, Antler, 2013 Sept.
The Petersons' field has experienced several saltwater spills over the last few years. The brown and bare patches of land at the center show the extent of the spills and their sterilizing effects on the soil.
Title: Saltwater-damaged farmland, Antler, 2013 Sept.
Keene First Lutheran Church, 2015 Jan.
Title: Keene First Lutheran Church, 2015 Jan.
Drilling rig near Little Missouri National Grasslands, 2013 May
Title: Drilling rig near Little Missouri National Grasslands, 2013 May
Killdeer Mountains, 2014 July
This area is may things: a traditional hunting ground, a sacred Native American site for ceremony and prayer, a Civil war era battlefield where Dakota and Lakota families were massacred. It's also a place threatened by the development of mineral resources.
Title: Killdeer Mountains, 2014 July
Well site carved out of bluffs near the Badlands, 2013 Aug.
The Lakota called this area "mako sica" or "land bad." French-Canadian fur trappers did the same, claiming these were "bad lands to travel through" because of the rugged terrain. Although no drilling is taking place in Teddy Roosevelt National Park, the sights and sounds of oil development along its borders are clear.
Title: Well site carved out of bluffs near the Badlands, 2013 Aug.
Pickup abandoned in the Little Missouri National Grasslands, 2014 July
Off-roaders launched this truck off a 100-foot cliff in the Grasslands, where vehicle use is restricted to established trails. A few months later, someone else blew up the vehicle with Tannerite, an explosive that is detonated by firing high-velocity bullets into it.
Title: Pickup abandoned in the Little Missouri National Grasslands, 2014 July
The Badlands south of Medora, 2014 July
Aging infrastructure from the two prior boom-and-bust cycles can still be found across the state.
Title: The Badlands south of Medora, 2014 July
Natural gas flaring from my family's wells, Watford City, 2013 Aug.
Title: Natural gas flaring from my family's wells, Watford City, 2013 Aug.
ECO-Pad well site on my family's mineral acres, Watford City, 2013 May.
My maternal great-grandparents homesteaded near here in 1912. Although their farm was sold in the 1960s, my family retained the sub-surface mineral rights on the land. We have a share in 7 wells, with more on the way.
Title: ECO-Pad well site on my family's mineral acres, Watford City, 2013 May.
Man camp and frac sand depot, McKenzie County, 2014 July
Title: Man camp and frac sand depot, McKenzie County, 2014 July
Continental Resources' Atlanta well pad, Williston, 2014 July
This is the largest well pad in North Dakota to date, with 14 wells clustered together in the middle of Williston's new housing developments along the Missouri River.
Title: Continental Resources' Atlanta well pad, Williston, 2014 July
Saltwater pipeline rupture, Antler, 2013 Sept.
As the infrastructure from prior booms ages, an increasing number of spills are happening because of poorly maintained and monitored equipment. This 24-year-old pipeline ruptured when it became clogged with oil, causing saltwater to contaminate the surrounding farmland.
Title: Saltwater pipeline rupture, Antler, 2013 Sept.
Barley from Artz's saltwater-damaged field, 2013 Sept.
These samples of barley were collected on the same day, from the immediate area of the spill site (left) and from a more distant, unaffected patch of the field (right). The stunted growth of the heads on the left indicate that the saltwater spill had been going on for several weeks without detection.
Title: Barley from Artz's saltwater-damaged field, 2013 Sept.
Intermediate reclamation on new well sites, McKenzie County, 2013
After a new well is operational, companies may perform an intermediate reclamation: they reduce the overall size of the pad and return some of the surrounding land back to its former use.
Title: Intermediate reclamation on new well sites, McKenzie County, 2013
Pipelines to Little Missouri Gas Plant, 2015 Jan.
Title: Pipelines to Little Missouri Gas Plant, 2015 Jan.
Sweet Crude Travel Center, 2014 July
Title: Sweet Crude Travel Center, 2014 July
Cheryl 14-23 1H, Zavanna LLC, 2012 Mar.
Title: Cheryl 14-23 1H, Zavanna LLC, 2012 Mar.
Oil waste pit near Cartwright, 2012 Mar.
Each well has a waste pit, which contains all the material removed from underground during the drilling process. The pits are lined with heavy plastics to prevent potential contaminants, such as benzene and arsenic, from migrating into the soil and groundwater. Once the well is finished, the pit is buried on site, amounting to thousands of small landfills across the state.
Title: Oil waste pit near Cartwright, 2012 Mar.
"We're on Our Way," Glenburn, 2012 Mar.
Title: "We're on Our Way," Glenburn, 2012 Mar.
Well stake in teepee ring, Mountrail County, 2013 Sept.
This stake marks the location of an incoming oil well, one of eight planned for this farmer's pasture. He had no say in their placement and is afraid to speak up for fear that his family's oil well-servicing business would be blacklisted.
Title: Well stake in teepee ring, Mountrail County, 2013 Sept.
LK-Wing Wells, near Killdeer Mountains, 2013 Aug.
To minimize environmental impacts, oil companies are building "ECO-Pads," or groups of wells on a single site. These wells are adjacent to the Killdeer Mountains Wildlife Management Area, a haven for deer, elk, bighorn sheep, pheasant, grouse, wild turkey, and antelope.
Title: LK-Wing Wells, near Killdeer Mountains, 2013 Aug.
One million gallons of saltwater spilled, Ft. Berthold Reservation, 2014 July.
This toxic wastewater flowed downhill over two miles through a ravine to Bear Den Bay, part of Lake Sakakawea, leaving a swath of dead trees & vegetation in its wake. Officials do not believe the contamination reached the tribe's freshwater intake from the lake, but many residents in the area are skeptical of their claims.
Title: One million gallons of saltwater spilled, Ft. Berthold Reservation, 2014 July.
Ft. Berthold Reservation near Skunk Bay, 2014 July.
Title: Ft. Berthold Reservation near Skunk Bay, 2014 July.
Tioga Natural Gas Plant, 2013 Sept..
Title: Tioga Natural Gas Plant, 2013 Sept..
Sarah Christianson (b. 1982) grew up on a four-generation family farm in the heart of eastern North Dakota's Red River Valley (an hour north of Fargo). Immersed in that vast expanse of the Great Plains, she developed a strong affinity for its landscape. This deep-rooted connection to place has had a profound effect on her work: despite moving to San Francisco in 2009, she continues to document the subtleties and nuances of the Midwestern landscape and experience through long-term projects.
Christianson earned an MFA in photography from the University of Minnesota. Her work has been exhibited internationally and featured by Mother Jones, High Country News, and PDN. She has received project grants from the San Francisco Arts Commission and the Center for Cultural Innovation. Her first book, Homeplace (Daylight Books), documents the history and uncertain future of her family's farm by interweaving her images with old snapshots and documents culled from her personal archive. Throughout her work, she uses her personal experiences and connection to the land to evoke a strong sense of place, history, and time.
The project "When the Land is Quiet Again" was funded by an Individual Artist Commission grant of the San Francisco Arts Commission and an Investing in Artists grant from the Center for Cultural Innovation. Additional support was provided by RayKo Photo Center and in-the-field assistance was given by the Dakota Resource Council, the Killdeer Mountain Alliance, the Northwest Landowners Association, and numerous other individuals.
Archive of Documentary Arts (Duke University)
Documentary photography -- North Dakota
Hydraulic fracturing -- North Dakota
North Dakota -- Photographs
Color photographs
The Sarah Christianson photographs were received by the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library as a gift in 2015.
Processed by Ben Saalfeld, November 2015 and Matthew Farrell, February 2016.
Accession(s) described in this collection guide: 2015-0114.
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Kings Cross to Finsbury Park
Finsbury Park is a great place to visit if you want to take advantage of lush green spaces, global eateries and vibrant nightlife. If you're heading that way, make your journey easier by catching a train from King's Cross to Finsbury Park and relax until you reach your destination.
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* Prostate Cancer UK Specialist Nurse, John, talks about the possible symptoms of prostate cancer, such as urinary problems.
What to Choose- A New Home or a Used One?


Spent a sunny Spring morning surrounded by my feathered friends.
Pond side with mom and pop. Finished it off with a much needed nap.
Geese Flying, 16x20". #paintinginprogress I'm a little unsure on the overall layout of the painting, but I like the geese and the central, background "dark spot".
They are so super cute, following us around!!
A pic of the baby nenes I took at @wwtslimbridge last weekend in the #easter #sun . At one point there was only ~30 of these geese left in the world!
A happy little family in front of my office right now. Mom is sitting on about 4 other babies.
The office across the street got one of those cardboard dogs to keep the geese away. So much for that idea.
—— To see more of our adventures follow @pluck_a_duck —— @gaskintyler @thomas.gilpin @havocboats @prodriveoutboards .
One of the ways I feel like I spoil myself and my husband is by getting fresh produce and other local goodies #delivered right to our front door...well, actually, it used to be to the front door but then we got a goose who apparently doesn't like our delivery person, so now we are having to leave our cooler way out at the other end of our 300-foot long driveway. Good times!
I remember being chased by a few geese when I was at Western....a little bit scarred by that experience. Those #geeseofwestern really took over UC Hill 😂 Luckily these guys were just enjoying the nice day out. .
This goose was mean mugging me and Lil Dawg as we walked by. When I approached it told us to F off.
This is what I like to call the legendary "screamo honker"
As I sat there for an hour they kept shifting closer and closer. The way they called out to one another from opposite sides of the lake then came together in union should be an inspiration for us all. .
as the sun sets- and the geese come closer. working with different apertures. .
Different geese at a different pond. These to have only 2 goslings left. It's the first time I've seen them.
Swimming into Friday like 🚣🏾♀💦🏊🏼♂ !!!
Full spread from one of my favorite ducks and a duck that I think is a little unappreciated! Any thoughts on that?


BNMU BA Time Table 2019 Download Part 1st, 2nd, 3rd Year Date Sheet, BNMU BA Part 1, 2, 3 Exam Program 2019, BN Mandal University BA 1st, 2nd, 3rd Year Exam Dates 2019.
The Bhupendra Narayan Mandal University is going to carry out the BA exams shortly. These exams will take place according to the official rules & regulations of the university. All the candidates will have to follow the official rules of the university to appear for the exams. They will also have to get the official BNMU BA Time Table 2019 to appear for the exams. They will be able to get the official exam date details from this article. The candidates will also get the official BNMU BA Exam Schedule PDF 2019 from here. Hence the candidates will have to follow us so that they get the official updates of the exam schedule.
The BN Mandal University Bihar will follow the official exam scheme for the commencement of the exams. This university will follow the annual exam system for the BA course. All the BNMU BA Exam Routine 2019 details will be according to these details. The candidates will need to check the official exam dates details of the various parts of the course from this article. They will also be able to get the official links to the exam dates pdf files from here. So the candidates must follow us to get these details of the exam dates.
The university will carry out the exams according to the official BNMU BA Time Table 2019. All the candidates will have to get the original exam dates from the official website. The candidates will have to get the exam dates by using the official availability details. Thus the candidates must check the details as given below.
The candidates will have to get the exam dates by using these details. They must check the official link as available here to download the official exam dates. The candidates should also go to the official website to get further updates on the exam schedule.
The Bhupendra Narayan Mandal University BA Part 1, 2, 3 Exam Schedule 2019 will be available to the candidates from the official website. The candidates will be able to get the exam dates in the form of the official pdf files. The candidates will have to follow all the latest official updates on the availability of the exam dates. The candidates will also be able to get the exam dates pdf files from this article. We will help the candidates by providing them with the latest official updates on the BNMU BA Time Table 2019. The candidates must check the official link as given above to get the official exam dates.
The Bhupendra Narayan Mandal University will provide the candidates with the official exam dates for the exams of the Bachelor of Arts course. It will declare the official exam dates for the students from the official website according to the details which are given here. The candidates will have to download the official exam dates from the official website after the official declaration. They will also have to check the official procedure details to get the BNMU BA Time Table 2019. The official procedure details to get the exam dates are as follows.
Go to the Notice Board tab.
Click on exam date update.
Open the link to BNMU BA Time Table 2019.
The candidates will have to get the official exam dates by following these details. They will have to get the official exam schedule pdf files from the official website for the authenticity of the details. The candidates will also be able to get regular updates in these details. So the candidates must follow us to get these details.
BNMU BA Part 1, 2, 3 Exam Time Table 2019, Download BNMU BA Time Table 2019 1st, 2nd, 3rd Year @ bnmu.ac.in.


The purpose of the display of the captured materials is to demonstrate to the public various aspects of the Palestinian terrorism, its ideological, cultural and practical aspects, mainly the culture of suicide bombers which evolved among the Palestinian society during the Second Intifada. The display includes documents, exhibits and various seized items mainly related to terrorism and incitement.
The exhibits were sorted and selected for display from many captured materials seized by the IDF and the Israeli security forces during Operation Protective Shield, during the IDF activity as part of the struggle against the Palestinian terrorism, and in the Second Lebanon War against Hezbollah.
This display is unique and the first of its kind. It includes exhibits demonstrating the "culture of suicide bombers." It includes authentic documents of the terrorist organizations, and seized maps. It also includes various self-manufactured weapons and weapons seized on board the ship Karin A. Among other exhibits, the display includes a collection of rockets of various kinds which were launched at the Western Negev and the northern Israeli communities in the past decade.
The display is open to the general public for guided tours in Hebrew and in English (by appointment).
Opening hours: Sunday-Thursday, 08:30 -16:30.