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Description: This Candy Cane can be used as a holiday ornament if made with 2mm size material.
The finished size is 6 inches long and 1 inch wide.
By using 4mm - 6mm size cords, you can make this design larger, for a wall decoration.
This is an easy Macrame project, suitable for beginners and children.
Preparation: Cut one piece of wire, 15 inches long.
Cut one piece of both the red and white material, 72 inches long (2 yards). Prepare the two cords to prevent unraveling.
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You can now twist the two halves of the wire together if you wish.
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As you are tightening it, arrange the ends so the two colors are in the same order on both sides of the knot.
Step 3: The next 4 images for the Candy Cane show you how to make a Square Knot.
The wire acts as the filler for the Square knots. The first knot is tied with the cord at the top, which in this case is the red one.
The two halves has switched places, so the left half is now on the right.
<< Place the left half over the wire and under the right half of the cord, as you move it left.
Step 4: Tighten the Square knot so there is a 1/2-inch space between it and the Overhand knot.
When making a larger version of the Candy Cane, increase the spacing between the knots to 1-inch.
Step 5: To make the picot loops, slide the Square knot up to the Overhand knot.
Step 6: Pass the two halves of the other cord over the ends of the cord you just used.
Repeat steps 3 - 5 to tie the next SK with the second cord (white in this example).
Step 7: Repeat steps 3 - 6 several more times, alternating between the two colors.
Make sure you always pass the two halves of the cord you will be using over those of the opposite color.
Also, make sure the spacing between the knots is the same, so the picots are the same size.
Step 8: When you reach the end of the wire, push the knots close together.
Trim the wire to 1/4-inch and bend it backward. This will prevent the knots from sliding off.
Step 9: Bend back the last cord used, so the two halves are arranged on top of the wire.
Step 10: Tie an Overhand knot with the two halves of the other cord.
It will rest on top of the one you bent back. Apply glue as you tighten.
Tie an Overhand knot with the two ends of the cord you bent backward. Add glue while tightening.
Trim all 4 ends close to the knots when the glue is dry. Heat the tips with a flame to melt the material (only if using nylon).
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Sir David Attenborough, Tim Peake and Usain Bolt among those commemorated in new series of star constellations
The Big Bang Fair partners with astronomers at Birmingham University to create a series of new constellations in honour of famous men and women that are inspirational to young people today. The icons that have been commemorated include Usain Bolt doing his celebratory lightning-bolt stance, Sir David Attenborough in the shape of a blue whale, JK Rowling through Harry Potter's iconic glasses, Mo Farah doing his Mobot celebration, a spaceship for Tim Peake, a book for Malala Yousafzi and author Michael Bond through Paddington Bear's boots. The constellations have been created with a view to getting more young people interested in stargazing and the universe. They arrive in the wake of research from The Big Bang Fair which found that 72% of children have never looked up at the night sky to find a star constellation before, while 29% wouldn't be able to recognise a single classical constellation when shown them. For more information email bigbang@cowpr.com or call 0207 234 9150.
LOOK UP TO THE STARS Astronomy experts at the University of Birmingham have today created a new series of star constellations for the modern day – each of which celebrates iconic figures that are inspirational to young people from the worlds of sport, entertainment, science and politics.
Examples include Usain Bolt doing his celebratory lightning-bolt stance, Sir David Attenborough in the shape of a blue whale, JK Rowling through Harry Potter's iconic glasses, Mo Farah doing his Mobot celebration and a spaceship for Tim Peake.
The designs have been created alongside The Big Bang Fair – which is the largest celebration of STEM for young people in the UK – with a view to getting more children interested in stargazing and the wider universe.
The new creations arrive in the wake of new research revealing that 72% of children have never looked up at the night sky to find a star constellation, while 29% wouldn't be able to recognise a single classical constellation when shown them.
The Big Bang Fair partners with astronomers at Birmingham University to create a series of new constellations in honour of famous men and women that are inspirational to young people today.
The icons that have been commemorated include Usain Bolt doing his celebratory lightning-bolt stance, Sir David Attenborough in the shape of a blue whale, JK Rowling through Harry Potter's iconic glasses, Mo Farah doing his Mobot celebration, a spaceship for Tim Peake, a book for Malala Yousafzi and author Michael Bond through Paddington Bear's boots.
The constellations have been created with a view to getting more young people interested in stargazing and the universe. They arrive in the wake of research from The Big Bang Fair which found that 72% of children have never looked up at the night sky to find a star constellation before, while 29% wouldn't be able to recognise a single classical constellation when shown them.
For more information email bigbang@cowpr.com or call 0207 234 9150.
– New constellations based on modern day inspirational figures created in a bid to get more children across the UK looking up to the stars and interested in the universe –
· In a campaign to get more young people interested in the universe, The Big Bang Fair has partnered with astronomers at University of Birmingham to create 'Look Up To The Stars': a new set of constellations representing icons from sport, entertainment, science and activism that children are inspired by today
· There are new star constellations based on JK Rowling, Usain Bolt, Malala Yousafzai, Sir David Attenborough and Mo Farah – among others
· The constellations were created after research revealed how classical creations based on the zodiac and ancient mythological figures are not inspiring today's children to look up to the night sky
Many of the 88 existing constellations officially recognised by the International Astronomical Union are based on the zodiac and figures from ancient Greek and Roman mythology, but a new study has found these aren't necessarily proving successful in enticing children today to look up to the stars – with 29% admitting they wouldn't actually be able to recognise a single classical constellation.
In a bid to get kids to take up more of an active interest in the cosmos, The Big Bang Fair has worked with University of Birmingham to create a brand-new set of constellations based on inspirational figures of the modern day that young people will want to look up to – in every sense of the term.
The new project, entitled 'Look Up To Stars', centres on eight new constellations for the modern day – each one representing famous men and women that are inspiring to children from the worlds of sport, entertainment, science and activism – with a view to encouraging more young people to take up an interest in the universe.
In a study commissioned by The Big Bang Fair to mark the launch of the project, 72% of the 7-19 year-olds that were polled said they have never looked up at the night sky to find a constellation, while 29% admitted they wouldn't be able to recognise a single classical constellation by name if shown them.
So what are some of the new constellations that astronomy experts at University at Birmingham have created?
New creations from researchers include Harry Potter's glasses to represent JK Rowling, a tennis racket for Serena Williams, a space-craft for Tim Peake, a blue whale for Sir David Attenborough and a book in honour of Malala Yousafzai.
Sir Mo Farah meanwhile has been immortalised in the form of an 'M' shape constellation after his renowned 'Mobot' celebration, with Usain Bolt is also celebrated through a pattern of stars that resembles his own celebratory lightning-bolt stance.
The new constellations are the work of experts at the University of Birmingham's Astronomy Society. The process of developing the new constellations involved a careful analysis of star maps for different regions of the sky by researchers.
Emma Willett, who led the University of Birmingham research team, commented: "It was an honour to work alongside The Big Bang Fair to develop a new set of constellations for the modern day to encourage children today to look up to the stars. We really hope these new creations will help people of all ages develop their interest in space and astronomy, working to inspire the next generation of astronomers to take an interest in the field."
Beth Elgood, Director of Communications at EngineeringUK, who organise The Big Bang Fair, said: "Stargazing is a great way to spark young people's interest in the universe and inspire them to find out more. Inspiration is at the heart of The Big Bang Fair, where young visitors, their teachers and parents have the chance to get hands-on with engaging STEM activities, workshops and shows and discover where science and maths could take them in the future."
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Your vacation in Guadeloupe
Guadeloupe – sometimes known as the Butterfly Island on account of the shape of two of its major islands, Basse Terre and Grande Terre – is a group of islands in the eastern Caribbean, and is a French overseas department. It's located southeast of Puerto Rico. As part of France, Guadeloupe is now part of the European Union (EU).
The island of Basse Terre has green and lush vegetation; it's also mountainous, with a volcano. Grande Terre is a flat and dry island with a lot of beaches, some of them very touristic. Marie Galante is the biggest island off of mainland Guadeloupe. The islands of les Saintes are comprised of Terre de Haut and Terre de Bas, two of the most beautiful bays. La Désirade is a dry and cliffy island. The island of la Petite Terre is largely wild and uninhabited. Saint Martin island is the French part of Guadeloupe, adjacent to Sint Maarten, the Dutch part. Saint Barthélemy is the jet setters' island.
Not to be missed during your stay is the plate Colombo, which consists of curried chicken and rice, an influence imported from India.
You can buy French perfume, wines, lingerie and local handicraft. Fashion boutiques are on Frébault, de Nozières and Schoelcher Streets. Some stores offer a discount to customers who pay by traveller's cheques or credit card.
Even though Guadeloupe is part of France, it has its own sports teams.
The climate in Guadeloupe
Everyday temperatures in Guadeloupe vary around an average of 27°C, with a maximum of 32°C and only rarely descend lower than 20°C. Once in a while, in the months of December and January, however, temperatures can fall below 20°C at night – an occasion so rare that it makes the news every time! Eastern "trade winds" contribute to the moderation of the region's tropical heat. Water temperatures vary between 20 and 24°C on the more turbulent Atlantic coast, and around 25°C on the much calmer Caribbean front.
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Touristic attractions of Guadeloupe
Pointe-à-Pitre is the largest city of Guadeloupe, being the seat of the Arrondissement of Pointe-à-Pitre. The history of Pointe-à-Pitre is marked by many disasters: the fires of 1850, 1871, and 1931, the earthquakes of 1851 and 1897, and the hurricanes of 1865 and 1928.
Grand-Bourg - Habitation Murat
Grand-Bourg is a commune on the island of Marie-Galante, in the French overseas region and department of Guadeloupe, itself in the Lesser Antilles. It is located in the southwest of Marie-Galante, and is the most populous of the three communes on the island.
Port - Louis
Port-Louis is a commune in the department of Guadeloupe, on the northwest of Grande-Terre. Formerly a small fishing village, Port Louis is now a town whose industry and agriculture have developed over the years. This is the first breeding region in Guadeloupe.
Basse Terre Island
Basse-Terre Island is the name of the western-half of Guadeloupe proper, in the Lesser Antilles. It is separated from the other half of Guadeloupe proper, Grande-Terre, by a narrow sea channel called the Rivière Salée. he village is noted for its coffee and banana plantations & stately homes.
Capesterre - Trou à Diable
After following a picturesque trail through desert vegetation, the visitor will arrive at Trou à Diable, a large karstic cave containing an underground lake. The main room of the cave is 900m/2,952 long and sightseers must be guided and wear breathing masks because of toxic mushroom growths on the walls.
Parc National de la Guadeloupe
Guadeloupe National Park is a national park in Guadeloupe, an overseas department of France located in the Leeward Islands of the eastern Caribbean region. The Grand Cul-de-Sac Marin Nature Reserve is a marine protected area adjacent to the park and administered in conjunction with it.
Bourg des Saintes
The most highly populated city on the island of Terre-de-Haut still retains a small-town feel, with small, whitewashed and red-roofed houses overlooking the sea.
Les Saintes / Iles des Saintes
Located 9km from Guadeloupe, Les Saintes / Iles des Saintest consists of two main islands, Terre-de-Haut and Terre-de-Bas, and seven smaller ones. Christopher Columbus named it Los Santos in 1493 in honor of All Saints' Day. Visitors will find a simple, pristine way of life.
Marie-Galante Island
Marie-Galante is an island of the Caribbean Sea located in the Guadeloupean archipelago. There are many things to do from water sports to hiking or discover the Island in an ox drawn wagon. Don't forget the museums as well as Marie-Galante's astonishing countryside and beautiful points-of-view.
Le Moule
Le Moule is the sixth-largest commune in the French overseas department of Guadeloupe. It is located on the northeast side of the island of Grande-Terre. Le Moule has an array of sights to see like the Damoiseau Distillery, the Gardel Plant and the Ouatibi-Tibi Archaeological Park


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Traversing the Social Media Minefield
By Quinten Plummer December 9, 2016 9:00 AM PT Email Article
Mainly because of the amount of money they bring in, many people expect celebrities and other prominent figures to have thicker skins than the average Jane or Joe. However — as evidenced by the numbers of celebrities who've forsaken social media, or who have handed the keys to their accounts to their PR teams — fame and fortune are not effective defenses against an all-out assault by faceless trolls.
Saturday Night Live cast member Leslie Jones temporarily unplugged her Twitter account after being bombarded by racist and sexist attacks. Girls star Lena Dunham quit Twitter after being body shamed and verbally abused. Filmmaker Joss Whedon fled Twitter last year, after being targeted with verbal abuse for his portrayal of Black Widow in Avengers: Age of Ultron.
Count the likes of Amy Poehler, Tina Fey and Jennifer Lawrence among the celebs who simply don't care to join social network, as least not using their given names. And Sia doesn't even want the public to get a good look at her face.
Some of the prominent celebs to speak about social media's potential for inflicting harm include Angelina Jolie, Johnny Depp and Keira Knight, who has said that sharing with the public opens you up to "a lot of criticism and a lot of people telling you they hate you."
No One Is Safe
While attacks on private individuals can be more personal and more targeted, they're typically much less numerous. Anyone who is visible to large numbers of people — from business owners to YouTube stars — is vulnerable to a massive onslaught due to the sheer volume of people who flock to their accounts.
Cary Peterson, an American federal lobbyist and UN delegate, has experienced decades of online abuse. Bullying, slander and defamation have cost him job promotions, business deals, friendships, millions of dollars in legal fees, and a marriage, he said.
"These online mobs are real, and the general public needs to be aware of it, and how serious it is," Peterson told TechNewsWorld.
Almost daily, Peterson finds himself battling faceless accounts, and when people start to believe the allegations posted from such accounts, that's when things can spiral out of control.
"I've been rather fortunate in these instances to still be alive and well, but I've seen many people and businesses over my past 20 years doing business online, wiped out and terminated," he said. "Nonetheless, it's quite fascinating what can be done from a laptop and Internet connection these days — and cost little to nothing to execute."
Nowhere Is Safe
Despite all the good they do in keeping family and friends connected, social media sites have a dark side. They quickly can become breeding grounds for harassment, noted Scott A Spackey, a career coach and family counselor.
"Social media has become a forum for intimidation, abuse and shaming because of its lack of accountability," he told TechNewsWorld. "Virtual reality is remote and has the illusion of being impersonal, which encourages people to behave in ways they would NEVER do in person or public."
Massive Twitter campaigns can be sparked by people using fake names and profiles, noted Wendy Lewis, president ofWendy Lewis & Co. Recently, much of it stemmed from divisive politics, fueled by the unrestrained comments of certain politicians.
"If it's OK for a presidential candidate to practice name calling — like 'the devil' — or making comments about his dissenters' physique …, then it may seem more acceptable to others who are so inclined," she told TechNewsWorld.
Business and public figures have a bit more recourse at Facebook, compared to Twitter. The page owner can remove posts, report harassment, and possibly prompt the banning of the user, Lewis noted.
"If they are aggressive, you may see that they attempt the same posts under a different fake profile name, and keep going by commenting on every post on the page," Lewis said. "As a last resort, you can reset your Facebook page privacy settings, and even set your page up to have all comments approved before they go live."
Regardless of the forum or format, it doesn't take much searching to find an online thread littered with the type of language rarely used in public places offline.
While the reporting and banning tools help, it's up to humanity to try harder to be more human online, suggested parent advocate Sue Scheff, author of the upcoming book Shame Nation.
"It's time for all of us to start being an upstander, reaching out to those that are struggling," she told TechNewsWorld.
If you "receive a disturbing text or sext, don't forward it or chuckle — stop it!" Scheff urged. "Comfort friends — be there. Most importantly, be part of the solution. Don't be silent. There's nothing worse than believing you're alone."
Quinten Plummer is a longtime technology reporter and an avid PC gamer who explored local news for a few years, covering law enforcement and government beats, before returning to writing about things run by ones and zeros and the people who make them. If it pushes pixels or improves lives, he wants to learn all he can about it.
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The problem with celebrities is that they are surrounded by people who put them on a pedestal. When they branch out into the real world they are taken back by anyone who doesn't drink what they are serving. It's this isolation that prevents them from knowing what's really going on. They only wish to receive praise not negative feedback. There are some celebrities that actually live outside their sheltered life of stardom. They volunteer, the contribute to society in the most sincere way. They rest belong to a club of self fulfilling people who only want filtered lives void of anything else.
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One of the leading indicators for inflation targets has suggested that Australia is nowhere near on track to hit targets for the current quarter as signs of a global market downturn continue.
Analysts from Westpac, which is one of the most reputable sources for correct inflation predictions, are saying that Australia is going to be some way off the 2-3% target set by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA).
In more bad news for the central bank, Westpac is also speculating that the unemployment rate is going to rise. RBA managed to scale it down and use the strength of the US dollar to stimulate the market last year. Alongside this, GDP should also slow in its level of growth. This has been under discussion for some time but appears to finally be taking place.
One of the main factors causing these problems for Australia is the ongoing US-China trade war, which has resulted in the placement of various tariffs on exports and imports of key goods. Australia seems to be one of the nations most affected by this, partly because of its supply chains and how it is a key Western ally in the Asia Pacific region. Many world leaders have thrown around geopolitical statements in the last year, and this has led to some market jitters.
RBA is likely to trim the cash rate, as foretold by several analysts and economists who believe that the central bank will have little choice but to give the major lenders more financial liquidity by changing the rate. However, Westpac maintained that that it does not believe that there will be any change in this regard until near the end of 2020. It suggested that RBA will sit tight and try and follow through with its original intention, which was to raise the cash rate.
Westpac Senior Economist Justin Smirk said that reports and data from the final quarter of 2018 suggested that inflation is only on track to hit 0.3%, a long way from the 2-3% that RBA was hopeful of attaining. This will knock the GDP in turn, pushing growth down to 1.5% from the original 1.9% that Westpac had been predicting.
In the face of such small inflation levels, RBA will now be under intense pressure to resist calls for a cut to the cash rate, as the noise had already been growing prior to the release of Westpac's report. If the banks are unable to maintain a level of growth to combat the losses stemming from the Royal Commission inquiry, then the Australian economy is likely to see even more of a struggle.
The banks have all posted dropping profit margins in the last year, and this means that Australian households and businesses are finding it harder than usual to access the typical credit lines that would normally be available.
This has led to a slowing property market, and if real estate fails to pick up, then the stagnant market will make it even harder to promote inflation and job growth. All these factors make it more likely that the cash rate will have to drop, but a stubborn RBA stance may well pay off in the long run if is it able to turn things around in the first few months of 2019.


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Virtual happy hour to unite Panthers for a university cause
The take-home kit for the first CRAFT event on Friday, October 9.
By David Drucker
October 5, 2020 at 11:00am
The pandemic has kept Panthers distanced for more than half of a year. But an upcoming virtual happy hour promises to bring the FIU community together while raising money for the university.
CRAFT is an annual event that invites staff and faculty to enjoy an evening of refreshments while financially supporting their FIU. Instead of an in-person event, this year's CRAFT will be a series of live virtual sessions beginning on October 9.
All members of the university community over the age of 21 are invited. Proceeds from this year's CRAFT will benefit the Panther Protection Fund, which supports students facing difficulties that threaten to interrupt their education.
The first happy hour, scheduled for October 9 and open to the first 30 registrants, will feature alumnus Tony Haber, owner of Qvivo Brands Inc. Haber will introduce participants to his Felices los 4 Pinot Grigio and Crazy For You Petit Sirah. Both wines will be paired with a manchego cheese from El Jaron and Chorizo Piel de Toro.
The price of registration for each session covers all of the beverages and materials needed. Participants just have to drive by the carpool loop in front of the Ryder Business Building to pick up their kits, says Vanessa Vazquez '12 MS 14, director of event management and conference services at the Graham University Center.
"After registering, participants will receive an email with a Zoom link to join us in their session of choice. We will share any special instructions for prep in advance. We can't wait for everyone to join us for a fun time," Vazquez says.
CRAFT was founded two years ago by the Division of Academic and Student Affairs and Ignite, the university's internal faculty and staff fundraising arm.
Check out the full list of events here.
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Міллертон () — селище () в США, в окрузі Дачесс штату Нью-Йорк. Населення — 958 осіб (2010).

Географія
Міллертон розташований за координатами  (41.951734, -73.510148).  За даними Бюро перепису населення США в 2010 році селище мало площу 1,61 км², з яких 1,60 км² — суходіл та 0,01 км² — водойми.

Демографія

Згідно з переписом 2010 року, у селищі мешкало 958 осіб у 396 домогосподарствах у складі 226 родин. Густота населення становила 595 осіб/км².  Було 461 помешкання (286/км²).

Расовий склад населення:

До двох чи більше рас належало 4,0 %. Частка іспаномовних становила 13,7 % від усіх жителів.

За віковим діапазоном населення розподілялося таким чином: 22,3 % — особи молодші 18 років, 65,1 % — особи у віці 18—64 років, 12,6 % — особи у віці 65 років та старші. Медіана віку мешканця становила 39,4 року. На 100 осіб жіночої статі у селищі припадало 100,4 чоловіків;  на 100 жінок у віці від 18 років та старших — 102,7 чоловіків також старших 18 років.

Середній дохід на одне домашнє господарство  становив  доларів США (медіана — ), а середній дохід на одну сім'ю —  доларів (медіана — ). Медіана доходів становила  доларів для чоловіків та  доларів для жінок. За межею бідності перебувало 12,8 % осіб, у тому числі 13,4 % дітей у віці до 18 років та 14,8 % осіб у віці 65 років та старших.

Цивільне працевлаштоване населення становило 472 особи. Основні галузі зайнятості: освіта, охорона здоров'я та соціальна допомога — 22,2 %, мистецтво, розваги та відпочинок — 21,6 %, роздрібна торгівля — 16,7 %.

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Don't Believe It
by Charlie Donlea
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USA Today and #1 international bestselling author Charlie Donlea merges high-concept suspense and stunning twists with all the binge-able intrigue of your favorite true crime podcast, building to an explosive conclusion you'll never see coming…
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Taliaris War Memorial
Carmarthenshire Memorials
The peaceful Hamlet of Taliaris sits in the Towy Valley, about three miles north of Llandeilo. Taliaris was home to the Peel family, relatives of the late Prime Minister Sir Robert Peel, and two of the sons of the house died during the Great War. The War Memorial, as befits such a great donating family, is an impressive structure, with marble panels bearing the names of the fallen. Many thanks to Dave Hanson for supplying the photo of the Memorial.
Henry Jones, Private, 474271, Canadian Expeditionary Force. Henry was born on 21 July 1884, the son of William and Gwenllian Jones, of Bank-y-Gwin, and had emigrated to Canada prior to the outbreak of war. He enlisted at Saskatoon on 3 April 1916 into the 72nd Battalion (British Columbia), Canadian Infantry, which was part of the 12th Brigade, 4th Canadian Division. Henry would have arrived in France in time to take part in the Divisions first battle at Le Transloy, on the Somme, in October 1916. They then fought at the Battle of the Ancre Heights, where the Canadians captured Regina Trench, before taking part in the Battle of the Ancre. Henry was wounded in action at the Battle of the Ancre, and died of wounds on 16 November 1916, aged 32. He is buried in Aveluy Communal Cemetery Extension, France.
John Jones, Private, 46533, Welsh Regiment. John was the son of Thomas and Hannah Jones, of Pwllau, White Square, Taliaris. He enlisted at Swansea into the army and was posted to France at sometime in 1916, joining the 9th Battalion, Welsh Regiment, which was attached to 58 Brigade, 19th (Western) Division. The division saw terrible fighting on the Somme that year, before moving to Ypres, and took part in the Battle of Messines the following year. John was killed in action during the Battle of the Menin Road, on 21 September 1917, aged 31. His body was lost on the muddy Flanders Battlefield, and so he is remembered on the Tyne Cot Memorial, Belgium.
Alan Ralph Peel, Second Lieutenant, Nigeria Regiment. Alan was born on 7 July 1886, the son of Herbert and Mary Peel of Taliaris. He was educated at Cheltenham College and at Sandhurst, from where he was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant into the South Wales Borderers on 24 January 1906. He served with the 1st SWB in India and at Pretoria and in February 1911 was attached to the South African Mounted Infantry. Upon the outbreak of the Great War he was serving as Captain in the 5th Battalion of the Nigeria Regiment. He was killed in action while leading a bayonet charge at Kosseoa on 17 November 1914 aged just twenty eight. He was buried in Cameroon by a French officer, who served with him, but his grave could not be maintained and he is now commemorated on the Zaria Memorial, Nigeria. His brother, Lieutenant Robert Lloyd Peel, MC, was killed at Ypres on 3 September 1917.
Robert Lloyd Peel, MC, Lieutenant, Royal Field Artillery. Robert was born on 11 June 1889, the third son of Herbert and Mary Peel of Taliaris. After his education at Malvern College, he settled at Madupatti, India in 1909, where he ran a tea plantation. At the outbreak of war, Robert returned to England, where he obtained a commission into the Royal Field Artillery on 23 December 1914, as a Second Lieutenant. He served in Gallipoli from August 1915, and served there until after the evacuation, when he returned to Egypt and then to France in July 1916. In France he served with 58 Brigade, 11th (Northern) Division. The Division was fighting during the Battle of Passchendaele, near Poelcappelle, when Robert died of wounds sustained that same day, on 3 September 1917. He lies in Bard Cottage Cemetery, near Ypres. He had been awarded the Military Cross (London Gazette 21 December, 1916) for conspicuous gallantry in action, when he and a sergeant rescued several men from a burning gun pit, and extinguished the fire.
Herbert Pritchard Thomas, Private, 53067, Royal Welsh Fusiliers. Herbert was the son of William and Jane Thomas, of Llandeilo. He married Mabel Dixon in 1905, and the couple resided at Devonshire House, Llandeilo before moving to 1, Standard Villa, Trethomas, Bedwas, Monmouth. Herbert enlisted at Maesteg into the 1/5th Battalion, Royal Welsh Fusiliers, attached to 158 Brigade, 53rd (Welsh) Division. The Division landed at Suvla Bay on 8 August 1915 and fought there until evacuation in December 1915 after suffering terrible casualties. They then moved to Egypt, where they reformed, and began the move into Palestine in early 1917. Herbert was aboard the Troopship HMT Transylvania when she was torpedoed in the Mediterranean on 4 May 1917, and sank. Herbert was 37 years old when he died that day. His body must have been recovered from the sea, and he is buried at Oneglia Town Cemetery, Italy.
Thomas Rees Thomas, Private, 39304, Suffolk Regiment. Thomas was the son of David and Elizabeth Thomas, of Pantsoar, Salem, Llandeilo. He enlisted at Lambeth into the army and was posted to France, joining the 2nd Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. The battalion had been with the BEF in France since the Battle of Le Cateau, and on 25 October 1914 they joined 8 Brigade, 3rd Division. Thomas would have joined the battalion in 1916, and fought throughout the Somme Offensive. In March 1917 the division was at Arras, and took part in the Battles of the Scarpe, and the Battle of Arleux. Later in the year they moved north, fighting at Third Ypres in the Battles of the Menin Road and Polygon Wood, and they moved south again, where they fought at the Battle of Cambrai. The Division remained in the area after the battle, and was caught up there in the German Spring Offensive of 21 March 1918. Thomas was wounded at some time during the next few chaotic days of the Battle of St. Quentin, and died of wounds on 14 April 1918. He was just 19 years old, and is buried at Pernes British Cemetery, France.
Joshua Williams, Private, 633812, London Regiment. Joshua was born at Llansadwrn in November 1886, the son of William and Eliza Williams. He worked as a Draper, residing at Ty Coch, White Square, Taliaris, Llandilo. Joshua enlisted on 18 November 1915 into the 15th Battalion, London Regiment, and on 5 July 1916, he embarked with the Battalion for France, where he transferred to the 20th Battalion, London Regiment, attached to 141 Brigade, 47th (London) Division. The Division fought on the Somme that year, through the Battles of Flers-Courcelette and Le Transloy, where they captured Eaucourt L'Abbe, and attacked the Butte de Warlencourt. Joshua took ill after these actions, and was admitted to the 2nd Australian General Hospital at Boulogne with influenza. On 2 November 1916 he returned to England, and spent the next few months at the 2nd General Eastern Hospital, Brighton. Joshua was discharged from the army on 26 June 1917, owing to ill health, and was transferred to Beechwood House Hospital, Newport, where he sadly died on 17 September 1917, suffering from Cardiac Failure. He is buried at Taliaris (Holy Trinity) Churchyard. Joshua was accepted for commemoration by the CWGC on 27 May 2011 after his case was put forward to the CWGC by Dave Hanson, and a new headstone has recently been erected by them.
Ronald Lloyd Davies, First Radio Officer, Merchant Navy. Ronald was born in Manordeilo in 1918. He served with the Merchant Navy as a radio officer and had set up home with his wife Iris Elizabeth Mary Davies at 93, Prince of Wales Avenue, Southampton. Ronald served aboard the Cardiff registered steam tanker SS President Sergent, which had been seized by the Admiralty upon the fall of Belgium in 1940. On 18 November 1942 President Sergent was steaming with Convoy ONS-144 south-east of Cape Farewell, when she was torpedoed and sunk by the German submarine U-624 with the loss of 20 lives. Ronald was 24 years old when he died that day and is commemorated on the Tower Hill Memorial, London.
Murray Shuldham-Legh, Major, 5320, The Queen's Royal Regiment (West Surrey). Murray was born on 4 December 1895, the son of Colonel Harry and Frances J. Shuldham-Legh. He was commissioned into the infantry on 20 November 1914, and served throughout the Great War with the Queen's (Royal West Surreys). Murray married Irene Gage in 1923, but the couple divorced in 1928, and he then married Julia Ashwell Semple in 1934, the couple having a son, Murray Shuldham-Legh twelve months later. Murray served again during World War Two, but died at Taliaris on 24 September 1942, aged 46. Murray is buried at Taliaris (Holy Trinity) Churchyard. Murray was a member of the MCC, and is commemorated on the War Memorial at Lords Cricket Ground.
Hubert Gwyn Williams, Sergeant (Pilot), 1394323, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. Hubert was the son of Joseph and Sarah Williams, of Manordeilo. He trained as a pilot and was posted to 138 Squadron, Royal Air Force, which flew the Handley Page Halifax V, based at RAF Tempsford and flew missions to support SOE agents in occupied Europe. On 19 December 1943 Hubert was flying Halifax BB364, Serial NF-R on a training flight, when he collided with chimney near Henlow, Bedfordshire and crashed while attempting to make a forced landing, killing all the crew. Hubert was 21 years old and was brought home for burial in Taliaris (Holy Trinity) Churchyard.
John Clyde Williams, Aircraftman 1st Class, 1029551, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. John was the son of Robert and Margaret Mary Williams of Manordeilo School House. He married Phyllis May Coombes, of Llandeilo in 1929. John served with 9 Squadron, Royal Air Force, which was equipped with the Avro Lancaster I, based at RAF Waddington. He died at Haverfordwest Hospital on 12 February 1943, aged 39 and was brought home for burial in Manordeilo (St. Paul) Churchyard.
Also buried in Taliaris Churchyard is a former World War Two airman who survived the conflict but died many years after the war.
Douglas Owain Williams, Flight Lieutenant, 169314, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. Douglas was born on 4 June 1920 and lived at Pantglas, Manordeilo. He was commissioned into the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve in 1940 and served during the war as a Wireless Operator/ Air Gunner. He served with the RAF until 1946 and was placed on the reserve list and on 16 July 1951 was re-appointed to the reconstituted RAFVR. Douglas died in London on 5 July 1992 and was buried in Taliaris Churchyard. His grave is marked by a headstone made in the same style and material as the standard CWGC stone.


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Q: Method App\Http\Controllers\ScheduleController::store does not exist Im trying to import file excel(xlsx) to database using Maatwebsite but got this error.I have function store in my baserepositore. When i add function store to ScheduleController it run and return schedule.index but it not import my excel file. Please help me
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 public function importSchedules(Request $request)
{
    Excel::import(new ScheduleImport, request()->file('file')->store('files'));
    return redirect()->route('schedule.index')->with('success');
}

<div class="form-group">
                    <form method="post" action="/schedule" enctype="multipart/form-data">
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                        <input type="file" name="file">
                        <button type="submit" class="btn btn-primary">add</button>
                    </form>
                </div>

Route::post('/schedule', 'ScheduleController@importSchedules');

A: You might have created a resource route as well. Or there must be another route above this route in your web file, so this request might be intercepted by that route. First, make sure about this one. If there is a resource route either you have to add the store method on the controller or you could add except on the route as shown here https://laravel.com/docs/9.x/controllers#restful-partial-resource-routes
Or, you could change the name of this route as:
Route::post('/import-schedules', 'ScheduleController@importSchedules')->name('importSchedules');

and on form you have to change to:
 <form method="post" action="{{route('importSchedules')}}" enctype="multipart/form-data">

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Petaling Street, the centre of Kuala Lumpur's original Chinatown, maintains much of its traditional atmosphere, particularly at night when vendors fan out their merchandise along the street.
Locals flock to Petaling Street primarily for bargain accessories and great Chinese food.
So, go on, be brave – head down to Petaling Street with an empty stomach and an adventurous spirit.
While you can shop for anything from gems and incense to toys and t-shirts, the true allure of this night market is in wandering about and enjoying its sights, sounds and energy.
Food is plentiful with many scrumptious varieties to choose from; some of the restaurants here have been in business for generations. Even if you don't spend a penny, (which will be hard!), you are guaranteed to have an amazing experience here.
The Petaling Street (Jalan Petaling) is located opposite the Kotaraya Shopping Complex and a short walking distance from Central Market, in the middle of Jalan Hang Lekir and Jalan Sultan. See Google Map.
Kelana Jaya Line LRT: Take the LRT and stop at the Pasar Seni LRT station. Petaling Street is about 1km walking distance.
Ampang Line LRT: Take the LRT and stop at the Plaza Rakyat LRT station, walk pass the Pudu Sentral to go to Petaling Street. Petaling Street is about 1km walking distance.
KL Monorail: Take the Monorail and stop at the Maharajalela Monorail station. Petaling Street is about 2km walking distance.
Go KL City Bus: Take the bus and stop at the bus terminal near the Pasar Seni LRT station. Petaling Street is about 1km walking distance.
The Chinatown, Petaling Street is just a short walk from these stations.
If you are coming from KLIA / klia2 airport, you can take the Star Shuttle to reach the bus stop at MyDin Wholesale Emporium near Puduraya Bus Terminal (Pudu Sentral) and take a short walk to Petaling Street.
At the end of Petaling Street, you can further explore the Chan See Shu Yuen Temple which dates back to 1906. The interior of this building features open courtyard pavilions, intricate carvings and paintings. On the exterior, the temple depicts elaborate glazed ceramic sculptures which grace the facade and roof ridges.
For more adventurous tourists, further down from Petaling Street is the South Indian Sri Mahamariamman Temple. This temple is situated at Jalan Tun H.S. Lee which is within walking distance from Chinatown. Built in 1873, the temple is said to be the most ornate and elaborate Hindu temple in the country.
The design and decorative features include intricate carvings of Hindu deities, gold embellishments, precious stones and hand-painted motifs. Exquisite Italian and Spanish tiles provide further ornamentation. A silver chariot housed within the premises features prominently in religious processions, transporting the statue of the deity through the city streets.
Outside the Sri Mahamariamman Temple are stalls selling garlands and strings of sweet smelling jasmine. Additionally, the strong aroma of Chinese traditional herbs and that of freshly brewed coffee waft through the air from across the street.


Twifo Praso (C/R) Nov. 3 GNA- The Mother and Child Foundation, an Accra-based non-governmental organisation (NGO), has donated mattresses and second hand clothing worth 10 million cedis, to the LA-Twins Children's home at Twifo- Praso in the Central Region The NGO, which has the first Lady, Mrs. Theresa Kufuor as the Head, made the donation through the Ministry of Women and Children's Affairs.
Ms. Martha Oboh the Twifo-Hemang-Lower-Denkyira District Focal Person, expressed the hope that the donation would provide the intended relief to the inmates.
Mr. Charles Therson-Cofie, the Proprietor of the Home, thanked the Foundation for its kind gesture, and called on other public -spirited individuals and organisations to also come to the aid of the inmates. He said the orphanage, which was established in 2002, had a kindergarten with an enrolment of 35 children between one and four years.


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The Highwomen Write Their Own History on Superb Debut Album
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by Will Hermes: Supergroup of Brandi Carlile, Maren Morris, Amanda Shires, and Natalie Hemby artfully engage social issues on self-titled LP…
The Highwomen come steeped in history — a history they rewrite, literally and figuratively. Their name, and the title track of their terrific self-titled debut, alludes to "The Highwayman," Jimmy Webb's 1977 song-turned-hit signature of the Highwaymen, the Eighties supergroup of Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, and Kris Kristofferson. Rewritten with Webb for a new singer-songwriting collective —
What's most impressive about The Highwomen, handsomely produced with Nashville neoclassicist Dave Cobb, is how artfully, and matter-of-factly, it engages social issues. Credit the concentration of songwriting talent. Every woman here is at the top of her game. With last year's By the Way, I Forgive You, Carlile reached a new creative peak after 13 years of record-making. Morris is a boundary-breaking pop-country hit machine. Shires is a fiddle virtuoso and genre-agnostic singer-songwriter (see last year's To the Sunset). The semi-secret weapon is Natalie Hemby, who's made her name as an A-list Music Row writer with serious range — she co-wrote three songs on Kacey Musgraves' 2018 masterpiece, Golden Hour, and 10 on Miranda Lambert's landmark The Weight of These Wings. Hemby's got a stoner-friendly wit that loves wordplay; see "Redesigning Women," an anthem that nods to the Eighties Southern-ladies-in-business sitcom Designing Women. See also "My Only Child," a nuanced tear-jerker penned with Lambert and Shires that's full of sharp details ("Pink painted walls/Your face in my locket/Your daddy and me/Your tiny back pocket").
The writing's distributed equitably, and not every song goes for profundity. "Don't Call Me," a Shires co-write, is a sassy kiss-off to a leech. Morris similarly boots an unappreciative partner on "Loose Change," and joins Carlile and Shires to claim a maternal flex day on "My Name Can't Be Mama." But even the playful songs have gravitas. "If She Ever Leaves Me," penned by Shires, husband Jason Isbell, and Chris Tompkins (co-writer of Carrie Underwood's monster hit "Before He Cheats"), is a queer honky-tonk ballad delivered by Carlile, who advises a hot-to-trot cowboy to back off from her lover. "That's too much cologne," she tells him evenly, "She likes perfume." It's plain-spoken enough to make heteronormativity seem abnormal, just as the album makes anything short of equal representation feel like both a lie, and a squandered resource.
Source: Rolling Stone


Confessions of a YarnAddict: Why join a yarn club?
Why join a yarn club?
I've been running yarn clubs for a few years now and I've also been a member of a variety of clubs over the years. Before I started hand-dyeing my own yarn I was a member of a couple of yarn clubs. I was a member of a fibre club for ages, until I realised I just didn't have time to spin up all the beautiful fibre I was getting each month. At the moment I'm a member of a planner kit club. Planner kit club? What's that you may ask. Well my other hobby is stationery, planners, pens etc. Yes that is a hobby. Search #planner #plannergoodies #planneraddict on Instagram and you'll see what I mean.
Anyway, there are several pros and cons about joining a club and today I thought I'd share some of my views with you. But I also asked on social media what others thought were pros and cons of joining a club.
At the moment I'm running the Easy Lace Club and above is Vanity Fair which was the July pattern. Although the new round which lasts till November 2015 has just started, there's still a couple of spaces left if you want to join us.
I also run the Beads and Lace Club which starts in August and runs till the end of the year. Below is Rosalie which was the first pattern of the previous round of the club. You can still sign up for the next round of the Beads and Lace Club.
With clubs, you generally don't know what you will get each month until you receive the parcel. My clubs include yarn, a pattern and a little extra knitting related item each month. Clubs may include items that are exclusive to the club or that are exclusive to the club for a period of time. When I used to do hand-dyed yarn, the yarn colours were exclusive to the club. At the moment, the patterns are exclusive to the club while the club is running but available to others after the club has finished. The yarn is not exclusive to the club.
Above and below is Lansallos, inspired by a traditional Shetland hap shawl.
So why would you join a club if you don't know what you will get? What if you don't like the yarn?
One of the pros and cons of joining a club is not knowing what you'll receive. Receiving a yarn or a colour you wouldn't normally buy may open your horizons and introduce you to something that you may end up liking. However, if you have strong views about which colours you like or you are allergic to certain fibres then joining a club may not be for you. I like the element of surprise and when I've received a colour I didn't like, quite often I've found something nice in that colour or I've knitted something as a present for someone else.
Another good thing about joining a club is that you get regular yarny treats arriving in your post box. Someone may buy you a club membership as a present or you may treat yourself and then every so often you'll get a 'present' in the post.
Above and below is Aria which was the final pattern for the first round of this year's Beads and Lace Club.
However, if your yarn budget is limited then you may wish to choose exactly what to spend it on, rather than end up receiving something you don't like. For most people the main advantage of a club is that it may enable you to try new yarns, new techniques, new patterns and you get a regular yarn parcel. The main con for most people is not knowing in advance what you will get. You may end up with stuff you don't like. Having said that, you may find that if you get something you don't like, you may find someone online who'd like to buy it off you or swap it for something that they have that you like. Groups and forums on Ravelry are good for this kind of thing.
For some clubs, like mine, you need to pay up front and others will allow you to commit month by month and pay in monthly installments.
If you're considering joining a club, I can say from personal experience and from the feedback that I have received from my club members over the years that they are a lot of fun. Most people will enjoy receiving something that they may not have chosen for themselves. Often they find they like it, although they thought they wouldn't. But sometimes you will receive a yarn, a colour or a pattern you don't like. It's happened to me!
If you're a stationery addict like me then I thought I'd share the Planner Club I'm a member of. It's run by Happie Scrappie and you can sign up for monthly installments. I receive the Midori/fauxdori version but there are A5 and Personal versions which suit Filofax and similar planners A5 and personal sizes. The July parcel arrived while I was writing this blog post and it's a foxy/woodland animals theme. Animal themed things aren't necessarily my favourite but I quite like some of the things included here.
So will you join a club? Don't forget you can join the Beads and Lace Club now (and you may be able to get in on the Easy Lace Club if you're quick). I'm currently planning my 2016 clubs and I'm thinking about doing something different so watch this space.
Oops. You've just introduced me to the whole midori/fauxdori black hole. I must now go to etsy, Hobbycraft, and the Range, to get lots of stickers and other stationary stuffs I may need. Yay for stationary!!!


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and... we're off you ghouls!
When you do, the thing that you do - does it make you shiver? Does it?
I think this party calls for the Green Slime! Please play the Green Slime.
is it bigger than a bread box, filled with bones?
Oh that creature from the black lagoon...Chuck McGill tried suing for defamation, you know. But lost the case - because he was all wet! hahahahahaha!
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Palo Alto Networks CEO 'Next Gen Security Solutions Must Restore Trust'
Mark McLaughlin, CEO of Palo Alto Networks, said traditional approaches to computer security are doomed to fail or at least fall well short of providing the kind of broad protection and prevention today's enterprises need.
Speaking on "The (Inevitable?) Decline of the Digital Age" at the RSA conference, McLaughlin said new, more comprehensive preventative measures are needed to battle cyber threats.
"We're lacking leverage. What's needed and what's already happening is a paradigm shift in thinking," said McLaughlin. "If we rely on legacy technology that does one thing and generally 'does what it does', you have a problem because … you only have a response that's manual and reactive. Mathematically we're already dead from sophisticated, automated attackers."
Of course talk of a paradigm shift and new thinking sounds good, but is there is anything out there ready to prevent against the entire vast new array of security threats.
McLaughlin admits the answer is no. But he argues security firms and the companies they serve must have a prevention orientation. "We can't do everything, but we have to try and do the best possible."
But that doesn't necessarily mean enterprises should load up on security products. "What we mean by a security platform is not a bunch of products cobbled together with a common management interface. This has to be natively built and highly automated. That's when we start to have leverage," said McLaughlin.
For Security Firms, Sharing is Caring
Another aspect of new thinking is for security firms to work together rather than in the paranoid isolation they have for decades because of competitive concerns.
McLaughlin notes that it's easier to stop a known threat than trying to react or prevent an unknown one. In his ideal prevention scenario, known threats would be shared automatically on a global basis and once they're shared, the appropriate solution automatically ingested into the network to prevent or mitigate it.
A big step along the way to making this reality is the CyberThreat Alliance group founded by security firms Palo Alto Networks, Fortinet, Intel Security and Symantec. The non-profit organization is actively seeking new security firm members to join.
McLaughlin says the basic premise behind the Alliance is simple:
"The security industry should not compete on what we know, but what we can do about it for you. That's a basis for competition that's new and that's what we're doing we're doing with the CyberThreat Alliance. We are moving the unknown to the known." As one example, the security firms share data on thousands of malware sightings they see on their networks every day so they can be more easily recognized and mitigated.
Another example of "new thinking" McLaughlin recommends is that prevention orientation is consistent and works the same way everywhere. "It may be an endpoint, or your datacenter, AWS, or it might be Dropbox and Box and other cloud services that won't traverse your network. But prevention has to be consistent. Inconsistency is the enemy of security," he said.
Wrapping up, McLaughlin said "the life of the digital age" is literally at risk if we don't advance security prevention.
"Push for prevention and make it a goal because we'll get better over time. And push your security vendors on this," he said, "even if they say there's no such thing as prevention.
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Images of the Bosnian War: 1995
September 4, 2017 September 4, 2017 / ismailroyer
I took these pictures of Bosnia during my volunteer service with an Arab unit in the Army of Bosnia & Herzegovina. I have many more.
All images copyright Ismail Royer.
Bukovica, BiH, in 1995 in the barracks of the 737 Muslimanska Brigada, Sedmi Korpus, Armje BiH, during the war. Ismail Royer on the left, a Bosnian soldier on the right.
Sarajevo, 1995.
Sarajevo, August 1995. Two days after Serbian mortar attack on an open air market. Forty three died and 75 were wounded. This is the attack that finally triggered US intervention. It occurred one month after Srebrenica.
Bokovica, Bosnia, 1995. Arab fighters from Saudi Arabia, playing in the rain.
Careva Dzamija's courtyard. Note damage from a mortar strike.
Sarajevo, 1995. A NATO convoy rolls through the city days after the Dayton peace accords are signed.
The Bosnian presidency.
Sarajevo, August, 1995. Sprayed on a wall, some of the flesh and blood of the 45 civilians killed ina Serbian mortar attack two days earlier.
The front line.
A building in the apartment of my friend, Prof. Ismail Pasic. Serbian lines faced the other side of the door.
The front line. The window was covered so snipers couldn't see us. I stuck my camera out the window.
Sarajevo, August 1995, two days after the Serbian massacre of 45 women, children, and old men. That's blood in the gutter and in the mortar crater.
Sarajevo, Bosnia, 1995. A UN armored personnel carrier drives through a neighborhood.
Bukovica, Bosnia, 1995. Arab fighters from Saudi Arabia playing, sliding down a hill in the rain.
Faculty of Islamic Studies
Sarajevo, 1995. Prof. Ismail Palic sits in his apartment in a high rise facing Serbian lines. The windows are covered to hide him from residents from Serb snipers, who trained their rifles on Bosnian civilians.
"Danger Zone: Caution, Sniper. They're shooting from Grbavica" The shipping container is there to shield pedestrians from Serb snipers
Buildings destroyed by fire
Careva Dzamija (Czar's Mosque), Sarajevo
Ismail Royer with Turkish journalists. Sarajevo, 1995.
"Caution, sniper." Note the old man being cautious. The Serbian front line is in the direction he's looking.
A view of the front line. Serb snipers are in the buildings.
Sarajevo, Bosnia, 1995. The sole purpose of this UN armored personnel carrier was to drive from one side of the street to the other all day long, forward and then in reverse. The purpose was to provide cover from Serb snipers for civilians crossing the street, where they exposed to Serb lines between the two buildings. It was a surreal sight.
Sarajevo, 1995. Ismail Royer drinking coffee at a friend's in Sarajevo in 1995, on leave.
Sarajevo, 1995. Go left and you'll be walking along the front lines, exposed to Serb snipers (thus the stack of shipping containers). Go right and it's Bosnian territory.
View from Prof. Pasic's building: The front line, The river divided Muslim territory on the left, Serbian on the right.
Ali Pasina Dzamija (Ali Pasha's Mosque), Sarajevo
Bascarsija, Ottoman old town of Sarajevo. The fountain is called Sebilj
Sarajevo, August 1995. Pooling in the mortar's crater, some of the blood of the 45 men, women, and children slaughtered by Serbs in ths attack on an open air market.
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21 in 21 of 2017: #21 09/03/2018 Dick's Sporting Good's Park Commerce City, CO (Mike Gantzer, @aqueousband)
With summer in full swing, it's a welcome time for me to dive head first back into the world of Phish. So much of my music listening choices are guided by the vibe of the respective seasons, and I really dig finding songs, bands, and albums that complement the different feeling that each season brings. As a native of Buffalo (though my travels as a musician during the summer months find me all over these United States, these days), jamband music in general, but specifically Phish, always seemed to fit that bill during this season.
Music is many things for me, but more often than not, it's reflective, and nostalgic; certain songs will trigger an immediate emotional response that can be traced back to some point in my life in which that song was the soundtrack to whatever I was experiencing at that time. Some are happy, some are sad. The soundtrack to life's inherent complexity can be quite diverse for someone like me, but Phish represents a particularly joyous time in my life in which I was discovering musicality, freedom, friendship, and youth in a way that you only really do once. A beautiful "Golden Age" (pun intended) of simplicity and fun. For this exact reason, I chose "Down with Disease" from 9/3/17 to review for my "21 in 21" piece.
Phish had been on my radar since I was about 11 years old — I was lucky to have had a father who was not only an excellent musician (jazz pianist) but he was also open minded and hip to anything that had musicality and originality, and Lawn Boy was in heavy rotation on his ceremonious Sunday afternoon listening sessions, through the "good speakers" as he put it. I remember vividly thinking that Phish was one of my dad's stranger musical choices as I heard lyrics like "If your dog or cat ever dies, I'll buy you a ewe", or tales of making bathtub gin, or the ever-getting-caught-in-my-head "Bag it, tag it, sell it to the butcher in the store" line. I wasn't sold on Phish as a strong-headed preteen who was pretty sure that Limp Bizkit was the answer to the world's problems at the time — good call, young Mike.
Fast forward four years, add a borderline unhealthy obsession with the guitar and all things music, a deep nosedive into classic rock and weed, and I was primed and ready to hear Phish again. Ironically, the very first track I (re)heard was "The Squirming Coil", the opening song on that weird CD my Dad was always listening to. I sat in absolute awe as I heard Trey control his guitar's feedback in the most beautiful, musical way, and I was hooked. I can distinctly remember warm, breezy summer days laying in a hammock at my grandma's house (prior to me having a cellphone or many responsibilities, really) and listening through their entire catalog habitually every day. In random order, I'd explore Rift, Junta, A Picture of Nectar, Billy Breathes, The Story of the Ghost, The White Tape. All of them! Even Farmhouse and Round Room were welcome, mind blowing discoveries with journeys all their own for me. Each would conjure up different imagery in my head as I listened to them.
Phish became a central focus in my music tastes and I bought every live DVD and CD I could to study Trey's guitar playing and to analyze and dive into their songwriting and jamming approach as much as I possibly could. It was a true joy discovering all the intricacies of the culture they created; all the inside jokes, the lore, the lyrics. There was just a seemingly endless amount of awesome, quirky stuff to digest that made me fall more and more in love with this band. The only problem was: they weren't a band at all at that point.
Much like the way that you know you can't ever see Jimi Hendrix or The Beatles, when I was having my rise into Phish fandom as a 15 year old, they didn't exist anymore, and it never occurred to me that I would ever get to see them. I went four full years with Phish being one of my favorite bands of all time before they announced they would reunite for those shows in Hampton, VA. It wouldn't be until three months later, on June 18th, 2009, that I would experience my first ever live Phish show.
It's hard to put into words the excitement that went into this day for myself and my friends. We'd since formed our own band and music had infiltrated every single aspect of my life, all of my waking thoughts. And Phish was OUR band as a group of friends, ya know? Having that perspective of never thinking I'd get to see them, the amount of gratitude and pure excitement was at a fever pitch, on par with a kid on Christmas morning.
We decided to go up a day early and camp at a nearby campground, and much to our chagrin, it pissed rain the entire night prior to the show. We still had a blast, but all slept uncomfortably in small/beat up sedans as our tents flooded pretty badly. However, the next morning, the heavens shined down upon our Phish fandom and granted us a beautiful day in which to take in our first show. It felt like I'd waited a lifetime for this moment, and we made the short trek to the parking lot of The Post-Gazette Pavilion in Burgettstown, PA.
We joyfully cracked some beers, settled into a good spot on the lot, and started commiserating with our lot neighbors on either side, gleefully. All was well in the world, until literally fifteen minutes into my first beer, a guy with a "Chillin' with my Peeps" t-shirt came right over to our group and asked promptly for ID's from everyone. My heart sank as I realized these were cops searching the lot for underage drinking, and I was caught red-handed as a 19-year-old with a beer in my hand. These guys were out for blood, too. I nervously fumbled and said that I was 21, but a quick check of my ID proved that to be a lie and in one swift motion, I was being escorted away as they cheerfully celebrated over their walkie-talkies, "I got one! First one of the day!"
I felt sick. I had just gone from the highest high of the excitement of the day to the lowest of the low, as they put me in the back of the cop car and told me that I wouldn't be seeing the show. It was pretty frustrating, because I was being kind, respectful, and cooperative with them but they just kept pushing this angry "You're a criminal!" thing, regardless of how easy and quiet and kind I was. They called my Grandma (my guardian at the time) to tell her what I did, and this was, to this day, one of my favorite moments with my Grams. They said, "Ma'am, we have your grandson here, and we regret to inform you he was breaking the law at a concert down here in Pennsylvania." She says "Oh no, is he okay? What happened?" The cop replies "We caught him with a beer in the parking lot"- to which my Grandma responds "So…? Isn't he at a concert?" The look on the cop's face was priceless. She's always been the coolest, and this response was a welcome relief in a moment of fear and concern on a day that had all but been destroyed at that point.
They wrote me a $400 ticket for this infraction of the law, and suspended my license for three months! It's a stiff penalty for underage drinking in Pennsyl-tucky, but by the grace of all that is holy in the Phish world, they let me go into the concert! I thanked the Phish gods and ran full speed towards the gate, arriving mere minutes before the show was set to begin. I hurried in and convened with my friends on the lawn just as Phish walked on the stage.
From the first note of "Golgi Apparatus," a smile never left my face. For those familiar with this show, the setlist is something dreams are made out of. It covered so many bases of songs I really wanted to hear ("Chalkdust," "David Bowie," "When The Circus Comes to Town," "Harry Hood," "Y.E.M," even a "Bike"/"Hold Your Head Up" segment. I mean come ON!). "Divided Sky" brought tears of joy, and I even got a"Squirming Coil," which I know is often referenced as a pee-break song, but it felt like a full circle moment for me with that song essentially representing the start of my journey with this band.
There's something about the moment a second set starts… Night has begun to fall, your buzz is usually starting to really catch, and Kuroda's lights are in full swing. Certain songs in set 2 opener slot can let you know that you're really about to blast off. For me, "Down With Disease" is one of those songs, and I'll never forget high-fiving all my buddies/bandmates after the opening segment of psychedelia followed by Gordon's classic funky bass intro as the whole place went nuts.
Anytime I see that on a setlist, there's a nostalgia for a peak time in my life where things were simple, music was simple and a moment became perfect, born from an imperfect scenario. Between that association and having just recently had a momentous experience with my own band selling out the beautiful Bluebird Theater in Denver, CO (a mere twenty minutes from where Dick's is located), this "DWD" from 9/3/17 at Dick's seemed like the perfect choice for a jam, and it's filled with many emotions for me. It's also absolutely worth noting that in many ways, that first Phish show that I experienced with my bandmates was one of those early but crucial points of inspiration as musicians, and that experience helped solidify that we were going to go all in on our own journey and do everything we could to make music and chase that beautiful feeling.
That's the power and wonder of music — it can be so profoundly subjective and can represent so much from person to person. This beautiful, exploratory and psychedelic "DWD" from Dick's harkens back to the first version I'd ever heard with my own ears and it gives me goosebumps, just the way that it did nearly 10 years prior.
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Mike Gantzer plays lead guitar and sings vocals for the killer band Aqueous. You can check them out at https://aqueousband.com/ or on Spotify.
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Q: Condition number of a matrix with factorization $A=QR$ Let $A=QR$ when $Q$ is orthogonal and R is triangular superior proof $\dfrac{1}{n}k_1(A)\leq k_1(R) \leq n k_1(A) $ and $k_2(A)=k_2(R)$
So we have for the second part $k_2(A)=||A||_2|||A^{-1}||_2$ and we know $||A||_2=||QR||_2=||R||_2$ and $||A^{−1}||_2=||R^{-1}Q^t||_2=||R^{−1}||_2$ then $k_2(A)=k_2(R)$.
For the first part, I don't know how to do it someone can help me and for the second part is my proof correct? Ty all and sorry for the mistakes I'm new in numerical analysis.


I had emergency surgery and was forced to take a leave of absence from my medical education this semester. I am in an extended academic program for a dual degree anyway, so I have been able to rearrange my classes sufficiently. My problem was acute and is resolving, albeit slowly. I can return this summer. Will this automatically hurt me for residency? I obviously never anticipated an emergency surgery and don't anticipate future problems.
No, it will not adversely affect your application for a residency. You'll be asked about LOA's on your ERAS application. I'd suggest being fully honest about it -- i.e. "I had an emergency appendectomy". If it's not a chronic problem that's likely to recur, no one is going to care.


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Q: Hibernate update via setter and save method How many update statement will be as a result of following piece of code?
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2018: The Year in Arts at Duke
Part of the The Year at Duke in 2018 Series
Sönke Johnsen's deep sea photography; Art from the Nasher Museum exhibit "People Get Ready;" Dancers at the opening gala for the Rubenstein Arts Center.
Geoffrey Mock
The arts renaissance at Duke received another boost from the opening of the Rubenstein Arts Center in January, but there was already plenty of vibrancy in the arts scene across the campus. The Nasher Museum showcased new works of art from its permanent collection that reinforced the museum's reputation as a risk-taking institution open to artists who previously were on the margins of the museum world. Other initiatives provided a rare look at the connection between science and art. Here are some of the best arts stories of 2018:
It was a fabulous meeting of the old and the new. The 81-year old student theater group Hoof 'n' Horn inaugurated the new theater space in the Rubenstein Arts Center with a high-energy performance of "Chicago." Read More.
A new three-year partnership between the American Ballet Theatre and Duke University will reinforce the university's reputation as a home to world-class dance. Read More.
Training the Next Generation of Arts Leaders
A Duke Arts course connected students with art community leaders to ask the question: "What should the nation's cultural center be doing?" Read More.
Portrait of a Scientist as a Photographer
As a young man, Sönke Johnsen was an avid photographer who drew and painted, danced like crazy, and did some writing and set design on the side. Then he found that his true artistic calling—biology. Read More.
Young, Brash and Risk-Taking
In its 13 years, the Nasher Museum has a legacy of taking risks on new artists who were working at the margins of the arts world. An exhibit of new works in the permanent collection shows why that collection has brought attention both to those artists and the Nasher Museum itself. Read More.
The American Dance Festival Gets Comfortable in the Ruby
ADF dancers said it was a "quantum leap" for them. With the opening of the Rubenstein Arts Center, the famed international festival this year left behind their former gym spaces and found a new venue for classes and performances that brought energy and excitement. Read More.
In One Exhibit, the Creativity of Art and Science
Art and science are often thought of in separate intellectual corners, but an exhibit at the Rubenstein Arts Center brought the message that they aren't so different after all. Read More.
'Nutcracker' Returns to Duke
Once a campus tradition, "The Nutcracker" hadn't been performed at Duke for nearly two decades. A student dance group brought it back this December, and the reaction was overwhelming. Read More.
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Published June 17, 2019 IN Academics
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