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Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted says he will not comply with President Trump's voter fraud commission request for voter roll data information.
The Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity sent a letter Wednesday to all 50 states requesting that publicly available voter roll data be sent to the White House by July 14.
The bipartisan commission is chaired by Vice President Pence, and was established by President Trump after he alleged without evidence that as many as 5 million people voted illegally last November.
Among the requested information were the names, addresses, birthdays, political parties, last four digits of Social Security numbers, elections participated in (since 2006) of every registered voter in the country. The commission also requested any information about felony convictions.
"We do not want any federal intervention in our state's right and responsibility to conduct elections," Husted said in response to the letter from the commission.
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Husted, who is currently running for governor, has consistently pushed back again Trump's unfounded claims of "rigged" elections.
"In Ohio, we pride ourselves on being a state where it is easy to vote and hard to cheat. Voter fraud happens, it's rare and when it happens we hold people accountable," Husted says. "I believe that as the Commission does its work, it will find the same about our state."
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As the very first African American Executive Director in Emerge America's national network, Kimberly Ellis has worked tirelessly to support, train, and inspire Democratic women to step in to political power here in California.
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From the Staples Center in Los Angeles, to the Empire State Building, to the tallest buildings in his hometown of Philadelphia, skylines are ablaze in purple and gold, honoring the life of NBA legend Kobe Bryant, his 13-year old daughter Gianna Bryant, her basketball teammates, their parents, coach, and pilot Ara Zobayan, who died in a helicopter crash on Jan. 26. I first met the great Kobe Bryant at his Lower Merion High School prom. Singer/actress Brandy was his date, and along with her mom, Sonya Norwood, publicist, stylist, and several other journalists, yours truly tagged along. It was very exciting to see those two kids together. Afterwards, Donald Trump, who was at least half human back then, provided limousines to take everyone to Atlantic City for an after-party. On Jan. 27, it was announced that the late superstar will be inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame alongside the class of 2020 which also will include Tim Duncan and Kevin Garnett.
Lizzo and Lil Nas X celebrated their multiple Grammy wins in a fun way, according to reports. The curvaceous cutie changed out of her old school Hollywood glamour Oscar attire into a zebra print dress and blue booties to celebrate at her very own Grammy after party at the Crazy Girl Strip Club on Jan. 26 in Hollywood, Calif. Both Lil Nas X and Lizzo took home awards during the Grammys, with Lizzo nabbing four statuettes, while the country rapper copped two.
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Q: addClass only once onClick ReactJS Hi I'm new to ReactJS so I'm importing some work of mine to my project and turning it into components. I have a span acting as a button with keyframe animations, but when i load the page it gets animated.
One solution i have is to make a .class.animation and give the .animation class on the first click.
The thing is that I know how to code it in jquery but not on react.
The idea is to convert this into react:

$('.navTrigger').onClick(function () {
    $(this).addClass('animations');
});

Right now I have this:

const [isActive, setActive] = useState("false");

const handleToggle = () => {
    setActive(!isActive);
};

return (
    <span onClick={handleToggle} className={`navTrigger ${isActive ? "" : "animations"} ${isActive ? "" : "active"}`}>

);

I have a function where i toggle the active class to run backward and forward animations.

A: What the code below does is on web load, the span starts with navTrigger class. The first time you click it its's given animations and active class. And then if you interact with it again it takes out active class and leaves animations there

function MenuButton() {

    const [isActive, setActive] = useState(false);
    const [animating, setAnimating] = useState(false);

    const handleToggle = () => {
        setActive(!isActive);
        setAnimating(true);
    };

    return (
        <span onClick={handleToggle} className={`navTrigger ${animating ? "animations" : ""} ${isActive ? "active" : ""}`}>

    );
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Santa Clarita Diet is officially coming back for Season 3. The hilarious horror-comedy series scored a renewal at Netflix, and fans couldn't be more excited about the news.
According to a May 8 report by TVLine, Netflix announced on Tuesday that they would officially be bringing Santa Clarita Diet back for a third season, complete with stars Drew Barrymore and Timothy Olyphant.
The series, which is a Netflix original, follows upper middle-class couple Sheila (Barrymore) and Joel (Olyphant) as they deal with an unbelievable truth. Upon eating some tainted seafood, Sheila dies and becomes a zombie-like creature who can only feast on the flesh of the living.
During Santa Clarita Diet Season 1, the show tackled the family learning to deal with the fact that the matriarch was a flesh-eating monster, who still maintained a job, house, family, and a lovable personality. During the sophomore season of the Netflix series, things got more complicated as Sheila's killing spree got the family into even more trouble.
In addition, new developments about the origins of Sheila's condition were revealed, and a type of cure was found for her. Although the substance didn't bring Sheila back to life, it did stop the deterioration of her body. However, it was revealed that she would have to continue to eat human flesh to maintain her lifestyle.
Season 2 also brought the challenge of a nosy police officer who nearly discovered Shelia's secret. However, by the end of the season, Santa Clarita Diet fans found out that Sheila may now be looked at as a religious symbol.
Netflix revealed that Santa Clarita Diet will officially return in 2019 for Season 3, which will feature 10 brand new episodes. The big renewal news comes only two months after Season 2 debuted on the streaming site to rave reviews from fans.
In addition to Drew Barrymore and Timothy Olyphant, Santa Clarita Diet also features Live Hewson as the couple's daughter Abby, Skyler Gisondo as the nerdy next door neighbor Eric, Mary Elizabeth Ellis as Eric's wild mother Lisa, and Ellen DeGeneres' wife, Portia de Rossi, as Dr. Cora Wolf, who helps Sheila make and take the only cure she could find.


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It can be handled in a pharmacy for a total of 30 capsules, which should be taken one a day, preferably before breakfast.
Exsynutriment (organic silicon) improves elasticity and increases the strength of hair strands.
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Biotin stops hair loss relatively quickly, though it is often not the only one needed to treat hair loss caused by lack of vitamins and minerals.
This formula uses fewer components than the supplements you buy at drugstores to treat hair loss. The ideal is to take it with industrialized supplements, such as stetic hair and the exímia fortalize, that have other assets that are also important to treat hair loss.
Both have vitamin C and biotin in the composition, and if you take them to remove the first of the formula manipulated, which will be cheaper. However, do not have biotin removed, as both stetic hair and the exímia fortalize have low dosages of it, around 30 micrograms (or 0.03mg), and the human body absorbs up to 10mg per day.
Exsynutriment is present neither in the stetic hair, nor in the exímia fortalize. It is not a very cheap asset, so the manipulated formula is not either.
The response to treatment comes on average after fifteen to twenty days, but each organism has biological individuality, some respond faster, others take longer, and in a percentage there is no difference, even because hair loss is multifactorial, not always provoked due to nutritional deficiency.
For those who have had or have cancer (and remission) and those with autoimmune diseases such as lupus erythematosus and multiple sclerosis, any supplement can only be taken with the advice and permission of the doctor in charge.
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Donelson View is continuing to grow in our minsitries and we have seen God's many blessings on the work being done.
Donelson View has a few areas we have focused on, such as Operation Christmas Child Shoebox. We have been involved with this ministry for many years now. We have been blessed by this mission as well as the children we believe who have received a shoebox over the years. Our church has had many fundraisers, packing parties, and even had groups go to the main packing facility to lend a hand. We hope you are interested and would like to join us in this very amazing ministry.
Also at Donelson View we have a mission to help an orphanage in India and have seen through God's blessings, the orphanage receive needed supplies and many other needs met. We feel close to them and they have become part of our church, though many miles away!
help and deliver to their food pantry.
From time to time as a part of Donelson, we have begun to reach out to the city by being a part of the Donelson Farmers Market.
As we grow as a church we feel God will continue to lead us in our outreach and mission. God is among us and has given us a heart for people, whether down the street or across the ocean!


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Montuhotep (Montu está satisfecho, 1971-1926 a. C.) fue un noble del Antiguo Egipto, que se convirtió en el tercer chaty de Sesostris I, faraón de la duodécima dinastía; en el año 22 del reinado de Sesostris se nombró tesorero a un cierto Sobekhotep: Montuhotep debe haber sido su sucesor.

No se conoce su biografía, aunque se sabe que su maestro fue Asenka. Se le adjudica la autoría de varios textos literarios, entre ellos unas Enseñanzas de lealtad.

Testimonios de su época

Su título principal era el de tesorero. Hay una serie de estatuas encontradas en Karnak en las que está representado como escriba, y en ellas figura con el título de Supervisor de todas las obras reales, lo que demuestra que era el arquitecto principal de los templos de Karnak; se le adjudica la reconstrucción del templo de Osiris.

En Abidos erigió una gran estela inscrita con muchos de sus títulos incluido el de chaty, que sin embargo no aparece en su tumba. Esto ha provocado un debate sobre si realmente ejerció como chaty o tuvo dicho título sólo de forma honorífica.

Entre sus títulos figuran los de Sumo Sacerdote de Heliopolis, Chaty, Magistrado Principal, Supervisor del Doble Granero, Jefe Tesorero, Gobernador del Castillo Real, portador del sello real, Jefe de todas las Obras del Rey, el Príncipe Heredero, piloto de la gente, Dador del Bien que mantiene viva a la gente, Único compañero y Favorito del Rey.

Tumba

Su tumba, con dos sarcófagos en su interior, fue hallada en la necrópolis de El Lisht, cerca de la pirámide de Sesostris. En las estatuas descubiertas en esta tumba sigue siendo calificado como Supervisor de todas las obras reales y Sumo Sacerdote de Heliopolis.

Se trata de una mastaba que no está bien conservada, el edificio entero fue destruido por los saqueadores de tumbas, pero es una de las tumbas privadas más grandes de la necrópolis. Está construida en el exterior del complejo funerario de Sesostris, al sur de la calzada de acceso. La construcción soportaba el este de la pirámide de I de Sesostris, mide 14 m de base y 29 de altura, con un patio interior decorado con columnas y pinturas en las paredes. Se han encontrado fragmentos de estatuas de tamaño natural.

La mastaba estaba rodeada de un muro de adobe de 32 × 45 m y entre 2 y 2'9 m de altura. En su interior había ocho salas situadas al sur, probablemente destinadas al culto a los muertos. Al norte se encuentra la cámara mortuoria, con dos sarcófafos en su interior. Uno de ellos se rompió y nunca fue utilizado y el otro es de piedra caliza y está bien conservado y decorado con textos funerarios.

Notas

Referencias

Citas

Fuentes

Enlaces externos
 Busto de Montuhotep en el Museo de El Cairo.

Chatys de Egipto
Dinastía XII
Antiguos egipcios del siglo XX a. C.

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Isabella Plains rain garden completes $93.5m ACT Healthy Waterways project
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The rain garden in Isabella Plains is the largest in the southern hemisphere. Photos: George Tsotsos.
With the final planting that took place at a rain garden in Isabella Plains this week, the ACT Government has completed it's $93.5 million multi-project, two-year initiative to improve Canberra's waterways.
The initiative which included an $85 million Federal Government investment, has seen ponds, wetlands and rain gardens built and creeks restored while wetlands have been created in Evatt, Holder, Melba, Monash, Fyshwick, Narrabundah and Kingston.
A culmination of 20 individual projects, it was the territory's biggest ever water quality infrastructure initiative and was designed to reduce the number of nutrients, sediment and pollutants entering waterways.
ACT Liberal Senator Zed Seselja and ACT Environment Minister Mick Gentleman marked the completion of the ACT Healthy Waterways initiative on Tuesday (18 June) at the rain garden in Isabella Plains, which is the largest in the southern hemisphere.
Mr Gentleman said the 20 new assets had the biggest footprint of any water quality infrastructure ever undertaken in the ACT and were filtering pollutants from our stormwater.
"These projects are world leaders in terms of size and scope. The Isabella Plains rain garden, for example, is the largest in the southern hemisphere," Minister Gentleman said.
The ACT Healthy Waterways project included extensive research into Lake Tuggeranong.
"It's a great credit to the project team responsible for design and construction that the project has been delivered on time and on budget, with finishing touches expected in coming weeks.
"Over the next two years, the community will see the assets settle into their environment as over half a million plants grow in, helping to filter the water and beautify the surrounds.
"By the end of June, there will be nearly 1000 stencils on footpaths all over the ACT reminding us all that stormwater flows into our lakes and waterways. Waterwatch has also seen over 200 volunteers monitoring 232 waterway sites across the ACT and the surrounding region."
The work included University of Canberra research into improving water quality in Lake Tuggeranong, which was plagued by blue-green algae.
Lake Tuggeranong looked bright green three months ago.
Dr Fiona Dyer has led a team of researchers from the University of Canberra as a part of Healthy Waterways to investigate the sources of stormwater pollution, how pollutants behave in our lakes and ponds and how to manage water quality in Lake Tuggeranong and other urban lakes.
The ACT Government also announced additional University of Canberra research to inform management of water quality in Lake Tuggeranong, to continue to look at management interventions for the lake with the aim of reducing blue-green algal blooms.
Mr Seselja said the Federal Government's investment was vital for the ACT and the Murray–Darling Basin and water management.
"This project represented a once in a generation opportunity to significantly improve water quality in the ACT's lakes, as well as the Molonglo and Murrumbidgee rivers and the broader Murray–Darling Basin," he said.
"Projects such as this are only possible because of our strong economy and I'm very proud to have been able to deliver this funding for Canberra.
"Clean water is essential for life, not just for us, but for all the wildlife and plants that depend on it. Clean water is also a vital resource for households and businesses in the ACT and downstream in the Murray–Darling Basin."
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Jodie Burns 6:41 pm 24 Jun 19
Haven't read the article, don't need to - its Labor's fault!
James Daniels 3:05 pm 24 Jun 19
Are the works at Fadden Pines and Gowrie playing fields part of this project? If so it doesn't appear to be finished as there's still construction fencing up.
Judy Owens 9:30 am 24 Jun 19
What about this blue/green algae issue in Lake Tuggeranong?
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Jeff Smith 1:42 pm 24 Jun 19
Spot on Judy. All that money and they couldn't focus their effort on Lake Tuggeranong as the big water issue to address. I can't believe during the project that Lake Tuggers has got worse, smells worse and has become environmentally worse while the Project Managers are singing their own praises for spending up the money.
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Rob Parker 11:15 pm 23 Jun 19
What a waste of $$$
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Julie Macklin 12:30 am 24 Jun 19
How so? Please explain why.
Rob Parker 12:38 am 24 Jun 19
The bird life and other fauna was already abundant and just to appease the Greens no doubt
Rob Parker 9:44 am 24 Jun 19
How do you justify 93.5 mil on a glorified filtration pond, and they're popping up everywhere. Maybe if they just cleaned out these ponds regularly they could have saved about 90 million.
Maya123 1:34 pm 23 Jun 19
I ran out of allowed words when replying to Capital Retro, and I wanted to add the following. It does tie in with the wetland development. So I will add it here.
Sometimes evidence of the natural slow water-flows through the old wetland systems can still be seen if one looks carefully for green. Even old aerial photographs, before building, might show evidence. Even in our suburbs.
When my house was built that unearthed evidence of a pond as part of an ancient water-flow system, in my back garden. My fruit trees, now big enough, grow lushly with no watering from me, more evidence of this old water-system. In droughts I see an area of green in the middle of dry grass in an open area, a few streets from my house. The planted gumtrees near that green grass are also the biggest in the street, more evidence of the old water flow. It's slightly downhill from my house, so I suspect the two places would be connected, and in the past the water would have been slowly fed though this water network to the local Mill Creek. I have seen an old aerial photograph of my suburb before development, and it might be showing this old water network, but as it's B&W I'm not sure if I'm reading this correctly, although it matches my old pond and the green area I mentioned. This local stream I am pleased is now being turned into wetlands.
Urban development with its concrete surfaces is not natural. Slowing the water is beneficial to the environment. These wetlands are wonderful. Well done.
Capital Retro 12:14 am 24 Jun 19
There's a lot of concrete in these trendy wetlands.
Without the water you are hoarding they will become dry-lands.
Maya123 9:32 am 24 Jun 19
So you do admit that water collected on concrete and off roofs and piped away, removes water from the local area, that in the past would have been allowed to settle there. You admit that this could dry the area. The remnants of the water system I mentioned, flows under a lot of houses, and much of the water that falls on those houses is just how you like it; caught on the roof and sent to stormwater, or runs off concrete into the gutter and then into stormwater. Yes, I too have a driveway and that water flows directly to stormwater, but at least the water from my tank it is released to the area where the rain fell.
Or could it be that you don't like others to have a tank when you don't?
The wetland we are talking about on this thread which has lots of concrete is not in my local area.
What is the point in having tanks at your home when we have a reticulated water supply which we pay a lot for?
MERC600 10:56 am 23 Jun 19
And who's going to clean them. The traps for rubbish we now have are neglected.
Lochie Phillips 10:55 am 23 Jun 19
Jacob doing the lords work Clement
Jacob Angelatos 10:57 am 23 Jun 19
TG010 good asset that. Had a bit of an issue with the growth of African Love Grass but Steve from Able Landscaping has done wonders on the job.
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Tanya Higgins 8:41 am 23 Jun 19
I wish the article explained what a rain garden is and how it is expected to work.
Margaret Welsh 4:31 am 23 Jun 19
The mess that Isabella Pond is now contradicts what is being said. It looks like a stalag of concrete blocks.
Richard Fitzpatrick 10:05 pm 23 Jun 19
The article says it'll take a couple of years to settle in. That's how these things work. No contradiction.
Sue Sutton, I don't understand your thumbs down. The Fadden Pines and Gowrie projects are part of the overall water management system that ties into Isabella Pond. Have you walked on the bike path side of the pond and seen the mess that it is?
bj_ACT 9:12 pm 22 Jun 19
So Lake Tuggeranong is actually in a worse state than before this work started and I remain concerned that the funding decision makers got their priorities totally wrong.
Way too much of that $90 million was wasted on the projects that the politicians and executive liked, not enough of the money on the projects that would fix our most affected waterways.
I went to a few of the community meetings about the projects and issues raised were ignored.
Angie Fearon 8:54 pm 22 Jun 19
Now we need some rain...
Paul Irving 5:58 pm 22 Jun 19
This is an amaxing and very innovative infrastructure project. Congratulations to all involved. Will have long-term influence on lake water quality and ecosystem integrity.
Brett Ward 5:25 pm 22 Jun 19
Courtney Mark Kim Danielle one of our projects
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Michelle Wittholz how cool is this?
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Capital Retro 8:30 am 22 Jun 19
"……..all that storm-water flows into our lakes and waterways…….."
Incorrect. A lot of water, too much in fact, is captured by residential and commercial water tanks and just sits there. Why this was made mandatory baffles me as we have a reliable reticulated water supply and there are very few lawns in Canberra these days.
We wonder why the major inland rivers have stopped to flow and we now see the reason. Indeed, these "healthy waterways" will soon be "unhealthy" because there will be no water for them.
I would like to see the ACT government tell everyone to drain their stored water into these waterways and after it goes through them a substantial environmental flow could assist the dying rivers downstream.
In the meantime, we need water restrictions as this drought still has some time to go.
Maya123 11:37 am 22 Jun 19
Capital Retro wrote, "captured by residential and commercial water-tanks and just sits there"
Very unlikely people would spend a lot of money setting these up (not cheap) and then let them "just sit there". It indicates to me how little you understand the use of tanks when you write, "there are very few lawns in Canberra these days." How can you possibly think that's all they are used for? Mine flushes the toilets and is used in the washing-machine, which then flows down the drain like other toilet flushes and washing-machine water. The rest is used in the garden to water the fruit trees, vegetables (I grow much of my own food) and other plants; many native (no wasteful lawn), and then sinks into the soil as it would have had nature been allowed to have its way. There are natural local water flows too, but maybe unseen, underground. This is more natural than capturing the water and removing it from land where the rain fell and then depriving these local water flows. (Tanks can only hold so much, by the way, and once full the rest then flows to storm water.)
Water in dams, to use what you wrote, " just sits there". If you can accept dams (and if you didn't, much of the time no water would come out of your taps), think of tanks as small dams, because in effect there's no difference. Perhaps if lots of people had rainwater tanks, connected to their houses as mine is, it would reduce the need for new (large) dams, because those tanks in effect are acting as small dams. By using tank water, I use less dam water.
However, perhaps everything concreted in would suit you better; with every bit of water captured and going to storm-water.
Capital Retro 5:58 pm 22 Jun 19
What you use them for is what they were designed for but you are one in the minority that does.
Mandatory harvesting and hoarding of water is like all well meaning but useless gestures such as deposits on some plastic containers whereby very few people redeem them for the surcharge value because they don't need the money.
And water in storage dams just doesn't sit there – have you checked the levels of all water for human consumption dams in Eastern Australia lately? Are you aware that is now almost impossible to construct a water storage dam on a farm in NSW?
No, it wouldn't suit me to see everything concreted but when I came to Canberra in 1983 water was being wasted on a couple of hundred thousand people when it should have been shared with everyone – the city I came from in NSW could only supply water to all residents 2 hours a day.
With Australia's population increasing by the size of Canberra every year there is not enough water to go around already. When it runs out expect people to be kicking down your front gate to get their share.
What front gate 🙂
A quote from Rainwater tanks
Guidelines for residential properties in Canberra
"Why install a rainwater tank?
Rainwater tanks can make an important contribution towards reducing the
demand our homes make on dam storages. Rainwater tanks can also help slow
the flow of stormwater from our urban environment into local creeks and rivers."
This backs up my points.
https://www.planning.act.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0004/890779/Rainwater_tanks.pdf
I think from memory I needed to have my tank connected to the house (toilets and washing machine) to get the rebate. So, as most people would have liked the rebate, I imagine a lot of tanks are connected to the house and the water is being used; not "just sits there". But looking at a tank beside a house it would not be possible to see if the water is being used or not. So if someone, such as yourself thinks the water "just sits there" (your words), how can you know that? Tanks don't have clear sides, and you can't see the water.
"Rainwater tanks can also help slow the flow of stormwater from our urban environment into local creeks and rivers."
That confirms my point and the situation now whereby they have stopped the flow of water from our "urban environment" during one of the worst droughts for some time.
LOL, I predicted you would twist that environmental benefit to suit your agenda, but I didn't want to delete that line and have you twist that to suit your agenda.
You must hate concrete drains being changed to wetlands. That slows the water. Which can mean that in times of drought there is still water there, feeding the surrounds, rather than none, as happens with concrete drains and pipes when it all rushes away quickly.
If I didn't use the water in my tank I would be taking more water from the dam. The less water taken from the dam, the more water there will be available to release from the dam. If enough people had tanks, it might also delay or even eliminate the expense of building another dam. Tank water used in the house goes down the drain, the same as water taken from a dam, so no difference. Tank water used in the garden, is not water being taken from the dam. Having tank water to use on the garden is more akin to natural water cycles, which without urban development would naturally have fallen on the ground, and fed down to the water table. Water collected off roofs and concrete surfaces and pipped away (as you are suggesting) deprives the local water table. Even water that stayed on the surface in the past did not rush away to the streams. It was slowed by a system of wetlands and trickle fed its way to the streams. Maybe in extreme rain conditions the water ran directly into the streams, but these are rarer events. (In those situations the rainwater tank overflows too.)
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Not long after we joined the Vineyard here in San Antonio, Adrian, Anna, and their two kids, Danny and Catherine started attending. We've spent lots of time together working on Children's Ministry, at Playgroup, and at our community library. You'll notice that all these things revolve around kids because Anna and I are in the same stage of life, mommyhood. She is a great mother with lots of tips on how to discipline better, how to enhance my kids education at home, how to survive dinner, and how to manage my kids' health issues.
Well, now, she has one more little kid to call her mommy. Baby Diana Christine was born in late September. She is such a little peanut, weighing in at just 5 1/2 pounds. I couldn't pass up the chance to get a few photos of her.
We did a little mini photo session this afternoon, and I was able to see her eyes open and to get a smile or two out of her. I had only seen her sleeping before so it was fun to see a little bit of her personality come out. Hopefully it shines through the pictures a bit. Here are some of my favorites.
Those pictures are fantastic Melissa!!! And Anna, you cooked a beautiful little girl! I LOVE that little personalized onesie too.
She is so wrinkly, i love it!


Each clock is set to either one o'clock, two o'clock, three o'clock, ... or twelve o'clock.
We wish to know the shortest sequence of moves that will restore all the clocks to 12 o'clock.
For example, suppose A, B, and C are initially set to eleven o'clock, D, E, and F are set to twelve o'clock, and G, H, and I are set to ten o'clock. Then, doing move 2 once and move 8 twice resets all the clocks.
9 lines, containing one integer each, the initial states of clocks A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, and I, respectively, where 1 denotes 1 o'clock, 2 denotes 2 o'clock, and so on.
9 lines, containing one integer each. Line #n should contain the number of times to do move #n in the shortest possible sequence of moves.


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Karl Robinson set to become new Oxford boss after leaving League One rivals Charlton
The 37-year-old left the Addicks on Thursday morning but is heading for the Kassam Stadium
Jacob MurtaghDigital Sports Editor
Karl Robinson is on his way to Oxford (Image: Bryn Lennon)
Karl Robinson is poised for a quick return to the dugout with Oxford United.
The 37-year-old left Charlton Athletic on Thursday morning as the Addicks look to appoint Harry Kewell as their new boss once an Australian consortium complete their purchase of the London club.
However, Robinson's stock remains high and he is the bookies' favourite to take over at Oxford.
The U's have been without a manager since sacking Pep Clotet at the end of January.
But Robinson's appointment will be confirmed once he thrashes out a severance package with the Addicks.
Robinson also managed MK Dons (Image: Bryn Lennon)
Robinson said: "I'd like to thank the Charlton fans for their support during my time at the club. Moving on now was not an easy decision for anybody but it is what is best for the club and everyone involved.
"Bow and Jacko have been fantastic during my time here and I have no doubt I'm leaving the club in good hands."
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Important Distinction for Prof. Spiros H. Anastasiadis, Director of the Institute of Electronic Structure and Laser of FORTH | News
Important Distinction for Prof. Spiros H. Anastasiadis, Director of the Institute of Electronic Structure and Laser of FORTH
Spiros H. Anastasiadis, Professor of the Department of Chemistry of the University of Crete and Director of the Institute of Electronic Structure and Laser (IESL) of the Foundation for Research and Technology – Hellas (FORTH), has been elected the Mary Shepard B. Upson Visiting Professor in Engineering at Cornell University for the 2018-2019 Academic Year. Prof. Anastasiadis was elected by the School of Engineering after being nominated by the Department of Materials Science and Engineering and approved by the Board of Trustees of the University.
The Mary Shepard B. Upson Visiting Professorship was established in 1966 through the bequest of the widow of the late Maxwell M. Upson. Maxwell Upson graduated from Cornell University with a degree in mechanical engineering in 1899 and was a member of the Board of Trustees for thirty-five years. At the time the Upson chair was established, James A. Perkins, then president of the university, said that the endowment would help to assure Cornell's "continued leadership in engineering education, particularly in the area of graduate teaching and research". Various distinguished scientists have been previously elected as Upson Visiting Professors like Sir Richard Friend form the Department of Physics of University of Cambridge, Feliciano Giustino form the Department of Material Science of Oxford University, Anthony J. Ryan from the Department of Chemistry of University of Sheffield, Amy Herr from the Department of Bioengineering of University of California at Berkeley, and others.
Cornell University was established in 1865 and belongs to the Ivy League Universities with approximately 15.000 students.It is one of the most important Universities worldwide, ranked number 19 among all Universities in the World (and number 14 among the US Universities) in the Times Higher Education ranking. It is ranked number 9 among the US Universities in the US News and World Report in the Engineering Education. More than forty Nobel Laureates are associated with Cornell University as either Professors/Researchers or Alumni.
Prof. Anastasiadis holds a Diploma in Chemical Engineering from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (1983) and a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from Princeton University (1988), also an Ivy League University. He was awarded the John H. Dillon Medal of the American Physical Society in 1998 and was elected Fellow of the American Physical Society in 2000. He has been the President of the Hellenic Polymer Society since 2012 and he is the President of the European Polymer Federation (European Polymer Federation, EPF) for the period 2018-2019. He serves as a Memberof the Quality Assurance Committee, a Member of the Committee on New Technologies and a Vice Chair of the Committee on Research Integrity and Ethicsof the University of Crete whereas he has been a Vice Chair of the Technical Council of the University.
The election of Prof. Anastasiadis as Mary Shepard B. Upson Visiting Professor at Cornell University confirms, once more, the leading role of the research accomplishments of FORTH and the University of Crete as well as, of the international recognition of the worthy Greek researchers at European and world level. Such distinctions are especially important nowadays, since science and innovation, going hand in hand with excellence, can and should be are critical factors for the development of the Country.


BY ITS NATURE, ALL ART AT ANY GIVEN TIME HAS BEEN PROVOCATIVE; IT IS MEANT TO STIMULATE THE SENSES AND ENGAGE THE VIEWER.
The words "public art" seem to ignite more controversy and confrontation than many works of art presented in today's contemporary museums. After all, by placing art in our community we are making a somewhat universal statement about our taste. We are curating the aesthetics of a piece of art for our neighbors and visitors.
Once public art referred only to monuments and memorials. These are perhaps the oldest and most obvious form of officially sanctioned public art.
Architectural sculpture and even architecture itself is more widespread and fulfills the definition of public art.
Public art in recent years has introduced social ideas, and by doing so, has increased the controversy surrounding a particular artist's intent. Making visible issues of public concern in the public sphere is also at the basis of the anti-monument philosophy, whose target is mining the ideology of official history.
Introducing intimate elements in public spaces normally devoted to institutional narratives, such as in the work of Jenny Holzer, Alfredo Jaar's projects and Felix Gonzales-Torres' billboard images (see above).
Sculpture intended as public art is often constructed of durable, easily cared-for material, to avoid the worst effects of the elements and vandalism; however, many works are intended to have only a brief existence and are made of more temporary materials.
Some artists working in this discipline use the freedom afforded by an outdoor site to create very large works that would be unfeasible in a gallery. The Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy has brought to Boston a monumental sculpture, As If It Were Already Here, from internationally renowned local artist, Janet Echelman (statement) Here the artist uses over 100 miles of rope weighing one ton to cover half an acre. See our opening image.
Amongst the works of the last thirty years that have met greatest critical and popular acclaim are pieces by Christo, Robert Smithson, Andy Goldsworthy, James Turrell and Antony Gormley, whose artwork reacts to or incorporates its environment.
Boston's most beloved work of public art remains the Ducklings.
The NAA is currently engaged in seeking proposals for a sculptural installation to be attached to the façade of our building at 45 Water Street. We believe, as our mission states, "Art is For Everyone". We hope by creating this opportunity for artists, we will not only engage people from our surrounding cities and towns, but we will connect with communities to discuss art and what it means to each of us.


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Obituary of William B. Epp
In the early morning hours of Saturday September 1, 2018, William Bruce Epp, the patriarch of the Epp family, peacefully departed this world to once again join his beloved wife.
William was born on January 17, 1931 at Wesley Memorial Hospital, Chicago, Illinois. He grew up in Park Ridge, Illinois. After battling polio at a young age, He went on to attend Castle Heights Military Academy and Northwestern University. He then moved to Cortland where he played football for Cortland State and where he would meet the love of his life, Dorothy. They were married and together raised six children. z
During his adult years, he worked for Wickwire, Champion Sheet Metal, Cortland Hardware, Carrier Corp and Syracuse University, leaving an impression everywhere he went. Bill also had a deep love and passion for boxing. This passion would earn him the Golden Gloves. Family was the most important thing in Bill's life. Right up to the end, his family brought a smile to his face. Memories will always be cherished but the most profound and lasting gift he gave everyone was what he left in their hearts.
Bill is survived by his sons; Robert (Stacy Field), William (Julie), Rick (Lisa Weir), and his daughters; BettyLou (Joe Camillo) Bakker, Nancy (John) Sinclair, and Rhonda (Joseph) O'Mara, 12 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. He is also survived by his brother; Robert and sister, Betty.
He was predeceased by his wife, Dorothy, his parents, a sister, Virginia, and grandsons, Michael, Ronald, and Donald.
87 years in the ring and the final bell has rang to call him home to heaven. We are forever grateful for our time with this titan of mankind! Those who knew him are honored to have been able to call him; husband, brother, father, grandfather, great grandfather, mentor, and most importantly…friend.
There will be no services however, a celebration of William's life will be held on September 16, 2018 from 1 – 4pm at The Red Dragon on Tompkins St, Cortland.
Donation in William B. Epp's name may be made to the Central New York Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association, 441 W. Kirkpatrick St, Syracuse, New York 13204
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Every year our Outdoor Education students have the opportunity to participate in a range of challenging and adventurous activities.
Stage 2 Outdoor Education students get the chance to practice their rope and climbing skills on this 3 day camp to Hayes Creek in the NT. Students create and climb on their own anchor systems, learn to abseil independently and challenge themselves on a range of climbs. This activity is available to Stage 2 Outdoor Education students only.
This 4 day off track bushwalk takes Stage 1 students through some spectacular escarpment country in the southern hills of Kakadu. Students have the opportunity to visit remote Indigenous art sites and swim in some beautiful waterholes. This activity is available to Stage 1 students undertaking Outdoor Education in Semester 1.
This 5 day off track bushwalk in the Southern Escarpment of Kakadu puts Stage 2 student's navigation and leadership skills to the test. Students explore some of the more remote creeks and water holes in the region in preparation for a Self-Reliant Journey assessment later in the school year.This activity is available to Stage 2 Outdoor Education students only.
This is a 5 day bushwalk with an additional 1 day sightseeing in Kakadu. The walk is off track in difficult terrain with some rock scrambling. Students visit developed and remote rock art sites and swim in spectacular waterholes.This activity is available to Stage 2 Outdoor Education students only.
Stage 1 students travel to Lake Argyle in the remote Kimberley region of Western Australia to spend 4 days camping, paddling, swimming and bushwalking. This activity is available to Stage 1 students undertaking Outdoor Education in Semester 2.


7 homes with the best pastel color palates!
With contemporary style focusing more on the unconventional, may have forgotten the art of pastel rococo. Today, we will be looking at a few pastel themed interiors within a contemporary setting!
This soft hued multifunctional home interior uses the lightest of color schemes to create a comforting ambiance. Even the specific shade of yellow used in this space is down toned to match the overall theme of a 'soothing impact.' The careful choice of accessorizing – the kitty themes stickers and clock – work in perfect tandem with the reasonable impact of this scheme.
The pastels in this theme are complemented by the use of carefully contrasting colors – yellow, orange, green, blue – and takes off the dullness from the overly soothing aspect of the lavender back wall. However, make sure that when you try this, each color is used in a balanced proportion – too much contrast against a softly soothing color can seem completely garish.
An unconventional take on the muteness of pastels, this interior design takes a strategic leave from the typical and uses an unconventional material and color combination. The lighter hues make the wood stand out, while creating a modernized funky aura that redefines the atypical formation. The emphasis on verticality makes the space look taller and also gives it a slight vintage effect.
The pastel hue is low-key and underrated, so much so that it can make a space seem decidedly larger than it actually is. If you take a look at the image below, the combination of power yellow, lavender and white come together to create an aura of enhanced visibility and soft edges for this particular space.
Some spaces tend to look claustrophobic when taken too tall. With a pastel color scheme, you can mend that flaw in space and carry out a lightweight ambiance within the bounds of the three dimension while still retaining a subtle, but innovative take to the space. The image below is the perfect representation of just how smartly and soulfully this could be dome.
This specific shade of blue can either make or break a space depending on the design and amount of application on each individual piece. The interior below shows the perfect balance between light, space and the blue. The overall ambiance is soft because of the harmony between all three elements – even if a single one had been awry, the design could have gone side ways.
Though red is not conventionally a pastel color, its application in this scheme definitely makes it work. The sporadic yet strategic placement of the red slats in between the wood and white create a mesmerizing effect that is both funky and elegant all at once.


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The Taoiseach, the Tánaiste and the Minister for Jobs today [Friday] published Action Plan for Jobs 2013, the next step in the Government's plan to rebuild the economy and accelerate the transition to a sustainable, jobs-rich economy based on enterprise, innovation and exports.
The Plan, which contains 333 actions to be implemented in 2013 by 16 Government Departments and 46 agencies, will build on the progress made in 2012 and continue to improve supports for job-creating businesses and remove the barriers to employment-creation across the economy. These actions are additional to the 249 actions already implemented under Action Plan 2012, which have helped support net growth of almost 12,000 in private sector employment in the past year. In the three years to March 2011 a net 250,000 jobs were lost in the private sector.
As part of the new approach to these major projects, six senior industry figures with track records of developing businesses and creating jobs will be appointed to bring their experience and skills to bear on implementing the Disruptive Reforms and on Government jobs and enterprise policy more generally. These leading figures from a mix of multinational and indigenous industry are being asked to help to drive implementation and efficiencies and identify new opportunities for cooperation with the private sector. These individuals will also join a newly reconfigured National Competitiveness Council.
5. Costs – New Government policy statement on economic regulation; the landmark Companies Bill will make it cheaper to start and run a company; and the Workplace Relations Commission that will merge five worker relations bodies into two will be operational by the second half of the year.
7. Sectors – continue to target employment growth in key sectors, including manufacturing, agriculture/food, aviation and cloud computing.
"The Government's top priority is to get Ireland working again. The Action Plan for Jobs 2013 is central to our job creation ambitions as we seek to increase the number of new jobs by 100,000 by 2016. The previous Government built an economy based on debt and property that collapsed like a house of cards. We are rebuilding our economy brick-by-brick, making it stronger, ensuring that successes gained are here for the long term.
"Through the Action Plan for Jobs all government departments and agencies are working together to ensure that we remain focused on our primary goal – to create jobs and tackle unemployment. For my own part, as Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, I am working hard to develop our trade strategy in priority markets to create opportunities for our indigenous business.
"Creating jobs for our people and equipping the unemployed to move into employment will remain top priorities for this Government. I look forward to working with my colleagues in Government to implement the wide range of actions set out in this 2013 Action Plan for Jobs".
"The Action Plan for Jobs is aimed at supporting the transition from the old, failed economy reliant on property, banking and debt to a new, sustainable, jobs-rich economy based on enterprise, exports and innovation. In the twelve months since we launched the first plan that transition has been gathering momentum, with 12,000 net jobs added in the private sector and a record year for job-creation by exporting companies in multinational and indigenous sectors.
"In this year's plan we are building on those achievements and raising our ambitions. 333 new actions to support business, reduce costs, improve access to finance and target growth sectors will be delivered this year by 16 Departments and 46 Agencies. More importantly, we will also implement seven Disruptive Reforms, in areas which can have an immediate impact such as ICT skills and retail, to challenge the system and deliver ambitious change to support job-creation.
"The results from the 2012 make this much clear – the plan is working. However we have a long way to go. The challenge now is to build on the progress we have made, work harder, deliver more ambitious change – and we are determined to do that to tackle our number one priority and create the jobs we need".


We never see ourselves as the rest of the world does. From the outside though - which is all I can write about – the Indian team looks much like Rahul Dravid must if you're a bowler who's been trying to get him out for six hours under unrelenting sun on a wicket that bounces about as high as a dead cat thrown into a swimming pool: a vast and sometimes unscaleable wall that will resist you forever.
It's all about perspective: Rahul Dravid has scored 3,414 more Test runs than any Englishman who has ever played the game. And Dravid is not even the highest scorer in the team. Sachin Tendulkar has made 5,792 more runs than any English player ever. Of the current England side, only Andrew Strauss and Kevin Pietersen have scored more than 5,792 Test runs.
Virender Sehwag has made 22 Test match hundreds. That puts him level with Boycott and Hammond, who hold England's record. Dravid has ten more. Sachin has more than Boycott and Hammond put together. No current England player yet has 20.
Then there's the other stuff. Harbhajan Singh has more Test wickets than any bowler currently playing. His 404 puts him 21 ahead of Ian Botham, whose England record has stood since 1992, but still leave him more than 200 wickets adrift of India's best-ever, Anil Kumble. Zaheer Khan's 271 mean he starts the series with 52 more wickets than Jimmy Anderson, who is by a distance England's current leading wicket-taker.
India arrive with all of this weight, this statistical heft, behind them. It means as much as you want it to, of course, and England can counter with the ICC rankings of Swann and Anderson, and the remarkable Test match average of Jonathan Trott, which at 62.23 makes him either six runs an innings better than Sachin or the next Mike Hussey depending on your view.
The point is that, from the outside, this Indian side is a monolithic thing, containing players whose greatness cannot be denied. They have their foibles because they are human beings, but they represent an era of cricket that will be looked on as a golden age: something that England cannot say they've had for a while.
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You bought a can of chipotle chiles in adobo. Maybe you used one chile to make chili. Or perhaps you threw one and a teaspoon of the liquid in salsa. A single pepper is enough to spice up most dishes, so with approximately 9/10 of a can left, now what?
Chipotle chiles in adobo—smoked and dried jalapeño peppers marinated in a tangy red sauce—add a complex depth of heat, but they are friggin' hot. This is good news for your grocery list: You can use one can of chiles to inspire an entire week of lively meals.
1. Make a Spinach salad with avocado dressing: Take some spinach, add thinly sliced radish, leftover roasted (or rotisserie chicken), grilled shrimp, or baked tofu, toasted pepitas, and a handful of broken-up tortilla chips. Make a chipotle-avocado crema by pureeing 1 ripe avocado, a few tablespoons of sour cream or crema, a couple tablespoons of lime juice, some cilantro, and 1 chipotle chile in adobo, and drizzle everything with the sauce (you can thin it with a little olive oil, if you like, for a more dressing-like consistency). Use this salad as a jumping off point.
2. Scrambled egg tacos: Scramble eggs, toast some tortillas (I like to do so over a stovetop burner, so the tortillas get a little char), and blend Greek yogurt (or sour cream) with one or two chiles--depending on how hot you like it. Top the tacos with yogurt-chipotle sauce, cilantro, and thinly sliced scallions.
3. Nachos: Nachos are a seriously underrated weeknight meal. Add a chopped chile or two to your meat mixture—this recipe calls for chorizo—and load it onto your favorite purchased or homemade (if you want to use up some excess tortillas from your scrambled egg tacos) tortilla chips along with cheese, pinto beans, radish, tomato, and green onions. "Supposedly" the recipe above serves 4--but from personal experience, it can also serve 1.5-2 nacho-lovin' people.
4. Grilled Fish Sandwiches: Mix a minced chipotle chile into tartar sauce for a fish sandwich with a kick. This recipe uses grouper, however any sustainable, white, flakey fish--such as like cod or tilapia--will do.
6. Pasta with Chipotle Butter: Yeah, on second thought, definitely make a double batch of that chipotle butter (let cool, then store in a resealable container in the fridge). Re-melt the butter and toss with warm cooked pasta—a shape like farfalle would work well here—crumbled queso fresco or feta, thinly sliced scallions, and cooked, crumbled bacon (if you like). If you have any leftover grilled corn, cut that off the cob and throw it in, too.
7. Chipotle Chicken Breasts: Chop a chile and use that, some of the sauce from the can, olive oil, salt, and honey to coat and flavor grilled chicken breasts. You can marinate the chicken in this mixture beforehand and/or baste the breasts (thighs and drumsticks, too) with it as they cook. This mixture would also be delicious brushed on steak or fish. Bonus points if you make this roasted tomato salad and herbed wheat berries to go along with the sweet-and-spicy chicken.


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The word error has different meanings and usages relative to how it is conceptually applied. The concrete meaning of the Latin word error is "wandering" or "straying". To the contrary of an illusion, an error or a mistake can sometimes be dispelled through knowledge (knowing that one is looking at a mirage and not at real water doesn't make the mirage disappear). However, some errors can occur even when individuals have the required knowledge to perform a task correctly. Examples include forgetting to collect your change after buying chocolate from a vending machine, forgetting the original document after making photocopies, and forgetting to turn the gas off after cooking a meal. These slip errors can occur when an individual is distracted by something else.
For lessons on the topic of Error, follow this link.
1 Human behavior
2 Oral and written language
3 Gaffe
An 'error' is a deviation from accuracy or correctness. A 'mistake' is an error caused by a fault: the fault being misjudgment, carelessness, or forgetfulness. Now, say that I run a stop sign because I was in a hurry, and wasn't concentrating, and the police stop me, that is a mistake. If, however, I try to park in an area with conflicting signs, and I get a ticket because I was incorrect on my interpretation of what the signs meant, that would be an error. The first time it would be an error. The second time it would be a mistake since I should have known better.[1]
In human behavior the norms or expectations for behavior or its consequences can be derived from the intention of the actor or from the expectations of other individuals or of a social grouping or from social norms. (See deviance.) Gaffes and faux pas can be labels for certain instances of this kind of error. More serious departures from social norms carry labels such as misbehavior and labels from the legal system, such as misdemeanor and crime. Departures from norms connected to religion can have other labels, such as sin.
Oral and written language
An individual language user's deviations from standard language norms in grammar, syntax, pronunciation and punctuation are sometimes referred to as errors. However in light of the role of language usage in everyday social class distinctions, many feel that linguistics should be descriptive rather than prescriptive to avoid reinforcing dominant class value judgments about what linguistic forms should and should not be used.
Gaffe
See also: microphone gaffe
A gaffe is a verbal mistake, usually made in a social environment. The mistake may come from saying something that is true, but inappropriate. It may also be an erroneous attempt to reveal a truth. Finally, gaffes can be malapropisms, grammatical errors or other verbal and gestural weaknesses or revelations through body language. Actually revealing factual or social truth through words or body language, however, can commonly result in embarrassment or, when the gaffe has negative connotations, friction between people involved.
A grammatical or literary error is more embarrassing in the company of intellectuals, professors or serious students, just as errors of science can be embarrassing among scientists or doctors. The protagonist attorney in the film Liar Liar plays on the nature of truth revelation, however, and its ambiguous or unexpected consequences.
As used by some journalists, particularly sportswriters, "gaffe" becomes an imagined synonym for any kind of mistake, e.g., a dropped ball by a player in a baseball game. Philosophers and psychologists interested in the nature of the gaffe include Freud and Gilles Deleuze. Deleuze, in his Logic of Sense, places the gaffe in a developmental process that can culminate in stuttering.
Society is the offspring of age upon age of trial and error; it is what survived the selective adjustments and readjustments in the successive stages of mankind's agelong rise from animal to human levels of planetary status. The great danger to any civilization--at any one moment--is the threat of breakdown during the time of transition from the established methods of the past to those new and better, but untried, procedures of the future.[1]
Robinson, P. "In the Matter of:The Gatekeeper: The Gate Contracts"
United States Central Intelligence Agency. Analytic Culture in the U.S. Intelligence Community. Retrieved August 30, 2008.
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The Stuff of Saturn's Rings Actually Coats Its Tiny Ravioli Moons
Popular Mechanics March 29, 2019
Photo credit: Universal History Archive/UIG via Getty Images
From Popular Mechanics
During the last days of its mission, NASA's Cassini spacecraft got an unprecedented look at how five of Saturn's tiny inner moons are influenced by their ringed home planet. The moons are covered with material from Saturn's iconic rings, as well as icy particles from its prominent, watery moon Enceladus.
"The daring, close flybys of these odd little moons let us peer into how they interact with Saturn's rings," says Bonnie Buratti of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in a press statement. Buratti and a team of 35 co-authors have released their findings in Science. "We're seeing more evidence of how extremely active and dynamic the Saturn ring and moon system is."
While humans have known about Saturn since ancient times, knowledge of these inner moons-known as Pan, Daphnis, Atlas, Pandora, and Epimetheus- is relatively modern. Pan, for example, was discovered in 1985, while Daphnis only dates back to 2005.
Photo credit: NASA-JPL/Caltech
The Cassini spacecraft discovered several of those moons. And when the spacecraft's 19-year mission ended in 2017, NASA destroyed the beloved craft through the "Grand Finale," in which Cassini plummeted into Saturn's atmosphere via a carefully chosen route that would not disrupt any of the planet's moons. The route allowed for an unprecedented look at these inner moons, too, using Cassini's Visible and Infrared Mapping Spectrometer (VIMS).
"The optical properties of the moons' surfaces are determined by two competing processes," according to the study's abstract. These include "contamination by a red material formed in Saturn's main ring system, and by accretion of bright icy particles or water vapor from volcanic plumes originating on the planet's moon Enceladus."
It seems that these moons are so affected by outside sources because they are highly porous, and the reason they're so porous, scientists believe, is because they formed in stages. Large remnants of Saturn's ring material long ago broke off and eventually formed these moons. Some of these moons, like Daphnis, act like a snowplow after a storm, clearing a path through the rings. Daphnis' orbit creates a space known as the Keeler Gap, a 26 mile (42 km) gap in one of Saturn's largest and brightest rings.
Their porousness contributes to their shape as well as their makeup. Instead of the common sphere, NASA describes the moons as "blobby and ravioli-like, with material stuck around their equators." "We found these moons are scooping up particles of ice and dust from the rings to form the little skirts around their equators," Buratti says. "A denser body would be more ball-shaped because gravity would pull the material in."
The process could be replicated throughout Saturn's rings, scientists say. "Perhaps this process is going on throughout the rings, and the largest ring particles are also accreting ring material around them. Detailed views of these tiny ring moons may tell us more about the behavior of the ring particles themselves," says Cassini Project Scientist Linda Spilker, also at JPL.
Cassini saw a reddish material on the moons closer to Saturn, Daphnis and Pan, that they believe to be a mixture of iron and organics. The further-out moons-Atlas, Prometheus and Pandora-feature icy blue that stems from material from larger moon Enceladus, which some believe has the potential for alien life.
The lunar origin stories might be replicated throughout the solar system, scientists say.
"Do any of the moons of the ice giant planets Uranus and Neptune interact with their thinner rings to form features similar to those on Saturn's ring moons?" Buratti asked. "These are questions to be answered by future missions."
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from .oauth import OAuthClient, OAuthTokenStore
from .http_client import HttpClient, HTTPBearerAuth
from .config import __enpoint_map__

import six

class Link(object):
	def __init__(self, data):
		self.href = data["href"]
		self.title = data["title"]
		self.templated = data["templated"]

class Resource(object):
	def __init__(self, data):
		self.links = {}
		if "_links" in data:
			for rel, link in six.iteritems(data["_links"]):
				self.links[rel] = Link(link)

class PagedResource(Resource):
	def __init__(self, data, factory):
		super(PagedResource, self).__init__(data)
		self.items = []
		for item in data["_embedded"]["items"]:
			self.items.append(factory(item))

		self.total_items = data["total_items"]
		self.page = data["page"]
		self.page_size = data["page_size"]

class ChangedResource(Resource):
	def __init__(self, data, factory):
		super(ChangedResource, self).__init__(data)
		self.items = []
		self.deleted_items = []

		for item in data["_embedded"]["items"]:
			self.items.append(factory(item))

		if "deleted_items" in data["_embedded"]:
			for item in data["_embedded"]["deleted_items"]:
				self.deleted_items.append(factory(item))

		self.total_items = data["total_items"]
		self.page = data["page"]
		self.page_size = data["page_size"]

class Root(Resource):
	def __init__(self, data):
		super(Root, self).__init__(data)
		self.__links_dict = {}
		for rel, link in six.iteritems(data["_links"]):
			self.__links_dict[rel] = Link(link)

	def get_link(self, rel):
		return self.__links_dict[rel]

class HalClient:
	def __init__(self, token_store, env):
		if token_store is None or isinstance(token_store, OAuthTokenStore) == False:
			raise ValueError("You must provide an oauth token store")
		self.token_store = token_store
		self.root_url = __enpoint_map__.get(env)

	def get_root(self, params = None):
		return Root(HttpClient.get(self.root_url, auth=HTTPBearerAuth(self.token_store.get_access_token()), params= params))

	def get_root_url(self, params = None):
		return self.root_url

	def get_resource(self, url, factory, params = None):
		return factory(HttpClient.get(url, auth=HTTPBearerAuth(self.token_store.get_access_token()), params= params))

	def post(self, url, data,  factory, params = None):
		return factory(HttpClient.post(url, auth=HTTPBearerAuth(self.token_store.get_access_token()), json_data=data, params= params))

	def patch(self, url, data,  factory, params = None):
		return factory(HttpClient.patch(url, auth=HTTPBearerAuth(self.token_store.get_access_token()), json_data=data, params= params))

	def put(self, url, data, factory, params = None):
		return factory(HttpClient.put(url, auth=HTTPBearerAuth(self.token_store.get_access_token()), json_data=data,  params= params))

	def delete(self, url, factory, params = None):
		HttpClient.delete(url, auth=HTTPBearerAuth(self.token_store.get_access_token()), params= params)

	def get_paged_resources(self, url, factory, params = None):
		return PagedResource(HttpClient.get(url, auth=HTTPBearerAuth(self.token_store.get_access_token()), params= params), factory)

	def get_changed_resources(self, url, factory, params = None):
		return ChangedResource(HttpClient.get(url, auth=HTTPBearerAuth(self.token_store.get_access_token()), params= params), factory)

	def get_file(self, url, params = None):
		return HttpClient.get_file(url, auth=HTTPBearerAuth(self.token_store.get_access_token()), params= params)

	def post_file(self, url, file_name, file,  factory, params = None):
		return PagedResource(HttpClient.post_file(url, file_name, file, auth=HTTPBearerAuth(self.token_store.get_access_token()), params= params), factory)

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Our all inclusive holidays to Spartia proves to be a memorable one with the many whitewashed houses with tiled roofs and compact gardens you get to see here. Spartia is a small resort located on Kefalonia that has retained its tranquillity even though being located near the busy Lassi resort.
If you are one of those who just cannot bear crowds and busy resorts, you are sure to enjoy Spartia holidays as the holidays in Spartia are a mix of village life and a quiet beach. Spartia is located inland from the coast, at the foot of a mountain where you find an undeveloped, south facing beach.
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