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The Advanced Diploma in Music Production and Sound Engineering is an intensive one year programme which is taught across 48 weeks. The course is then divided into three terms, with each term building on the knowledge and skills you learnt in the previous term.
• Equate the qualities of 'observed' and 'reference' recordings and determine possible strategies to narrow the differences.
• Recall fundamental concepts relating to stagecraft, e.g. backline, cabling, etc.


In Genesis 1:26-28 God says to man, represented by Adam and Eve, to conquer the whole earth, the whole world.
The word in Greek, used for "world" is "kosmos".
In the beginning of book of Genesis we see in the 1-st chapter, verses 7 and 8, that God created the seas and the heaven on the second day of Creation. But that heaven is not the Heaven where God dwells. Jesus, during his interrogation in Jerusalem, said his kingdom is not of this world (John 18:36). The dwelling place of God in not of this world.
We see, at the same time, that the heaven He created, is a part of the whole creation, the whole world or, if we are to use the greek word – the whole Kosmos.
Someone will object that the the lights in the sky are "for signs, and for seasons, and for days, and years: and let them be for lights in the firmament of the heaven to give light upon the earth" (Gen. 1:14, 15).
It is so, but the Bible is an inclusive, summarizing when it speaks of the matter. In the first chapter of Genesis it is said God wants to create the man.
Gen. 1:26: And God said, Let us make man in our image, after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over the cattle, and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth.
In the next 27-th verse, it is said God created the man. A bit later it is said He created them as a man and a woman.
Gen. 1:27: So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him; male and female created he them.
Is there any difference between the man and the woman? Out of question there it is. But both man and woman are humans under the summarizing name "man".
The same way heavenly lights – stars, planets, their satellites, asteroids and so on heavenly bodies, serve in summary for all of what is mentioned earlier – to measure the time with their own movement onto the heaven sphere and for the purpose to be lights. Undoubtedly, some of these heavenly objects have also a different purpose, namely, being a part of the whole creation, the whole Cosmos, they are subjeced to the order God gave to the man (the man and the woman), after the creation of man: to subdue the earth.
Gen. 1:28: … and God said unto them, Be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the earth, and subdue it: and have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over every living thing that moveth upon the earth.


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Our Favorite Photos from Day 1 of Lollapalooza 2019
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Lollapalooza returned to Chicago's Grant Park for another year of great live music, boasting one of the best lineups of the entire festival season. And Day 1 got things started on the right foot as artists like The Chainsmokers, H.E.R., Lil Baby, Saba, YBN Cordae, Hayley Kiyoko and many more blessed the stage on Thursday.
Check out our favorite photos from Day 1 of Lollapalooza 2019 below.
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The Chainsmokers Announce Fall Tour with 5 Seconds of Summer
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With a whole summer of amazing concerts still to come, one of the hottest summers of the fall has been announced as The Chainsmokers and 5 Seconds of Summer are coming to an arena near you towards the end of the year.
Kicking the tour off on September 25th at Cincinnati's U.S. Bank Arena, The Chainsmokers and 5SoS will make stops in Chicago, Milwaukee, Toronto, Detroit, Boston and many more, until the tour comes to an end on December 6th in Vancouver. Tickets for the "World War Joy" go on sale for the general public on February 15th at 10AM via LiveNation.com.
Check out the dates and locations for the World War Joy Tour below.
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Photos: iHeartRadio and 103.5 KISS FM Bring Demi Lovato, Halsey & More to Chicago's Jingle Ball
December 14, 2017 TER Staff Leave a comment
Last night Chicago's 103.5 KISS FM and iHeartRadio brought their show stopping Jingle Ball to the Allstate Arena in Rosemont, IL.
With a number of amazing performances and guest appearances, artists like Demi Lovato, The Chainsmokers, Halsey, Kesha, Camila Cabello, Liam Payne, Charlie Puth and more blessed the stage, to give their Chicago fans a night that they will not soon forget. Year after year, iHeartRadio, KISS and Capital One give Chicago the ultimate present for the holiday season, and 2017 was no exception.
Check out our photos from Chicago's 2017 iHeartRadio Jingle Ball below, peep our red carpet photos here, and stay tuned for our full review!
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iHeartRadio's 103.5 KISS FM Jingle Ball Red Carpet In Photos: Halsey, Demi Lovato, The Chainsmokers & More!
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Last night the iHeartRadio Jingle Ball tour returned to Chicago's Allstate Arena in Rosemont, IL. And before the talented cast of artists stepped on stage for the sold-out performance, your favorite names in music hit the red carpet backstage, dressed to the nines. Stepping on the red carpet in the Windy City this year was Halsey, Demi Lovato, Kesha, The Chainsmokers and many more!
Check out our photos from the Jingle Ball red carpet last night in Chicago, and make sure you don't miss out if the Jingle Ball is still coming to a city near you!
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8 Can't Miss Concerts in Chicago This December: B96 Jingle Bash, Jay Z & More
November 28, 2017 TER Staff Leave a comment
As the holidays begin, so do the amazing variety of holiday concerts and more. From WGCI's Big Jam with Rick Ross and Chris Brown to B96 Jingle Bash with Taylor Swift and the Backstreet Boys, Christmas is coming early for a lot of music fans in Chicago next month.
Check out our list of our 8 can't miss concerts in Chicago next month!
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103.5 KISS FM Shares Its Jingle Ball 2017 Lineup: Demi Lovato, The Chainsmokers, Kesha & More
October 10, 2017 TER Staff Leave a comment
Chicago's 103.5 KISS FM has shared its lineup for the Jingle Ball 2017, again bringing some of the biggest names in Top 40 radio to the Allstate Arena in Rosemont, IL. Performing at this year's Jingle Ball will be Demi Lovato, The Chainsmokers, Charlie Puth, Kesha, Liam Payne, Camila Cabello, Julia Michaels and Why Don't We.
Year after year, Chicago's Jingle Ball continues to out-do itself, so be sure to grab your tickets when they go on pre-sale for Capital One cardholders tomorrow, Wednesday, October 11th, at 10 AM. Tickets will be available for the general public on October 16th at noon at www.iHeartRadio.com/JingleBall.
And as always, 103.5 KISS FM will give back to the community with the Jingle Ball, this year donating $1.00 of every ticket sold to the Ryan Seacrest Foundation, dedicated to inspiring today's youth entertainment and education focused initiatives.
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Made In America Announces 2017 Lineup: Jay Z, J. Cole, Migos, The Chainsmokers & More
May 1, 2017 TER Staff Leave a comment
Jay Z and Budweiser's "Made In America" festival is returning to Philadelphia this year, and its bringing another impressive cast of artists to the Labor Day weekend festival.
Headlining the festival this year will be the festival's very own, Jay Z, and he is bringing his Roc Nation rapper J. Cole, and EDM superstar's The Chainsmokers along for the ride. Other highlights of the lineup including names like 21 Savage, Solange, Sampha, Migos, Little Dragon, Run The Jewels, Kaskade, Vic Mensa, Pusha T, Kyle, They. and many more.
Be sure to get your presale tickets now, because on September 2nd and 3rd, you wouldn't want to be anywhere else but Phili's Benjamin Franklin Parkway.
Check out Made In America's full lineup below!
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Milwaukee's Summerfest Reveals 2017 Lineup and Grounds Stage Headliners
April 11, 2017 TER Staff Leave a comment
It's here! Milwaukee's premiere festival and the "World's Largest Music Festival", Summerfest, has revealed its huge 2017 lineup. Joining the previously announced American Family Insurance Amphitheater headliners, which include the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Tom Petty, Future, Big Sean, Luke Bryan and many more, Summerfest has added a ton of amazing artists to its ground stages.
Highlights for the ground stage performers on this year's line-up includes Alessia Cara, The Shins, DNCE, Flume, the Steve Miller Band, Walk The Moon, Michelle Branch, Andy Grammer, Third Eye Blind, Bleachers, Steve Aoki, Shinedown, T-Pain, Kyle, Bebe Rexha, Hey Violet and many many more. Summerfest runs from June 28 – July 2 and July 4 – 9 in Milwaukee, WI.
Check out the full lineup poster below and visit Summerfest.com for more information.
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The Chainsmokers Will Headline Summerfest's American Family Insurance Amphitheater on July 4th
March 27, 2017 TER Staff Leave a comment
Joining the likes of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Luke Bryan and Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, EDM superstars, The Chainsmokers, will headline Summerfest's American Family Insurance Amphitheater for the Milwaukee festival's huge 50th Anniversary. The 'Closer' artists will headline Summerfest for an Independence Day show on July 4th.
Tickets for The Chainsmokers' Milwaukee performance will go on sale this Friday at 10 AM via the Amphitheater box office and online via Ticketmaster.com. Tickets for the performance will include admission to Summerfest's ground stages before, after and during The Chainsmokers' set.
Stay tuned as more Amphitheater headliners and ground stage headliners will be announced in the coming weeks.
iHeartRadio Awards Announce 2017 Performers: Ed Sheeran, Katy Perry, Bruno Mars, The Chainsmokers & More
Earlier this morning iHeartRadio announced its huge lineup of performers for 2017's iHeartRadio Music Awards. Performing at the award show this year will be some of the biggest names in music, including Bruno Mars, Ed Sheeran, Katy Perry, The Chainsmokers, and more. For the fourth straight year, the iHeartRadio Music Awards will feature today's biggest artists and some very special live performances. If you're at Los Angeles' historic Forum on March 5th, you'll be in store for first-time duets and collaborations, celebrity guest appearances and more!
And while you can catch the awards on TBS on March 5th, 8PM ET, you can upgrade your experience and catch the awards live and in person. Get your tickets now, before they are all gone, at Ticketmaster.com.
Peep the performers for the 2017 iHeartRadio Music Awards below.
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Driver finds his parked car... 20 years on
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A motorist who forgot where he parked his car has been reunited with it after it was found, still in the same place, 20 years later.
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12:00AM November 17, 2017
The Volkswagen Passat had not been stolen, as its owner suspected, but hidden from view in a garage in an industrial building in Frankfurt, where it was discovered by property developers. Its owner, now 76, was reunited with his car, now 31, on Wednesday but found that it was no longer roadworthy.
Officials at Frankfurt city council have urged motorists to make a point of remembering where they parked, and not to get upset if they forget. After all, the car will turn up eventually.
The city began the identification process after being alerted by Hessian Federal Real Estate, which found the car during demolition of an industrial building. The car was holding up the building project. Police tracked down the last recorded owner, who was taken to view the car this week. He finally remembered parking it there in 1997.
"The car can no longer be driven and will be scrapped," the council said. "The moral of the story: do not forget your parking spot."
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President Bharrat Jagdeo yesterday renewed Guyana's offer of its rainforests in the battle against climate change and at a Conservation Inter-national global awareness campaign in New York said rainforest countries need new development paths that do not rely on unsustainable forest exploitation.
Expressing delight in supporting the "Lost There, Felt Here" Campaign, he said there is also need to recognize the vicious circle of destruction that links climate change and deforestation. "While climate change policies might result in Europeans and North Americans having to pay more for an SUV, in poor countries across Africa, Asia and Latin America, climate change is literally a matter of life or death, the difference between able to eat or starving, or the cause of destruction of the livelihoods of entire communities," Jagdeo said.
"Deforestation causes global challenges of an immense scale that are not only felt here, but across all parts of our planet, in rich and poor countries, large and small countries, in those with and without forests. Even those who do not share the view that there are anthropogenic causes of climate change support the contention that tropical deforestation should be addressed to avoid loss of medical advances, erosion of bio-diversity and the disappearance of freshwater resources, the Guyanese leader declared.
In these circumstances, he added, nobody can say with a clear conscience that communities should not seek to utilise the resources that are present in their forests.
"It is these all-too-human reasons that must be addressed if we are to preserve the world's forests - we must make it more valuable to leave our trees standing than to cut them down," he urged.
He suggested three pathways to achieve this.
While seeking to forge a post-Kyoto climate agreement, the international community must devise solutions that are proportional to the causes of climate change.
Acknowledging that the emergence of a US$30 billion carbon market represents progress, Jagdeo noted that the fact that very little relates to addressing tropical deforestation shows that there is still some way to go in addressing meaningfully the cause of more greenhouse emissions than the entire global transport sector.
He said further that there is need to assist developing countries plot a new model of development which avoids the high-carbon growth path that today's developed world followed.
Visionary leaders throughout the developed world recognize that the global transition to low carbon economies presents their countries with enormous opportunities for jobs, investment and growth.
And praising them in that regard, he noted that they also need to understand there are developing countries that are willing to act decisively, and it is in the interests of the entire global community to support these countries as they seek to plot a path towards low carbon econo-mies, without sacrificing the legitimate social and economic aspirations of their peoples.
Jagdeo also pointed out that if the first two goals are to be met, it must be recognized that no country or group of countries can go it alone.
"The key to success is international partnership. We need a coalition of progressive forces, governments, businesses, non-governmental organizations and conscientious people everywhere to keep the issue of tropical deforestation and the need for low-carbon models of development in the forefront of the world's policy debate," he said.
Tropical deforestation must receive the same level of attention, resources, intellect and innovation as other global problems and partnership is the key to achieving this, Jagdeo added.
He also told his audience that Guyana is prepared to be a model for the world in devising these partnerships. The offer was first made last year in Georgetown at a meeting of Commonwealth Finance Ministers.
"Despite the fact that we are acutely feeling the impact of rising sea levels and adverse weather patterns given that most of our productive land is below sea level, we do not want to simply complain about this. We recognize that as a nation where over 80% of our surface area is tropical rainforest, we have an obligation to our own people and the wider world to do something," the Guyana leader said.
But provided these principles are respected, Guyana would be willing to place almost its entire rainforest, which is larger than England, under the supervision of an international body to ensure compliance with world-class forestry standards, Jagdeo stated.
This will be done, he explained, if the right market-based mechanisms are found to make it economically worthwhile.
He also commended Con-servation International for convening the event to draw attention to the immense contribution that tropical forests make to the world.
Not only do tropical forests provide an enormous sink for greenhouse gases which must be sequestered in the global fight against climate change, Jagdeo observed, they also provide the world with the rain which sustains its agriculture, with medicines that improve the health of people everywhere, and with an unequalled bio-diversity that will lead to solutions to problems for generations to come.
Referring to this global nature of the benefits of the world's forests, he commented that the "Lost There, Felt Here" slogan does not entirely encapsulate the impact of tropical deforestation. "It might be more accurate to say 'Lost There, Felt Every-where', he quipped.
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Jordy Mallory
Assessing Risk in Chaos
Prior to working here at Baldwin I was a frontline supervisor who worked at the tip of the safety spear in the chaotic and hectic environment of arial firefighting.
From 2008 to 2021, I was a Helitack ("helicopter initial attack") crew member, Helicopter Manager, Squad Leader, Captain, and Superintendent. I began my career in my home state of California as an EMT/Fire short- hauler (aerial emergency extraction) with the National Park Service. To broaden my horizons, I took a position on a Helitack module in Florida, where I was immersed in the world of aerial ignition, treating hundreds of thousands of acres with prescribed fire from a helicopter. After a couple years in the swamp, I returned to the alpine mountains of northern California as a Squad Leader, and finally as a Helitack Captain a few years later.
Before fire season began, I was responsible for coordinating critical training of subordinates on the etiquette of working around moving helicopters, understanding specific job hazard analyses, helicopter limitations and capabilities, how to safely combine ground operations with aviation on wildland fires, and a vicious physical fitness program. This starts at 0700 on Day 1 for crew members, but culminates in endless hours of course work, ground drills, and sand table exercises for everyone on the crew, including our contracted pilots and support crew.
Once all of the training is satisfactory and upper management has signed off, it's time to be fully independent and operational as a module. It doesn't take long for the first call to come in, "Report of a vegetation fire south of Interstate 5. Large black column with high potential for spread, multiple structures threatened, and vehicles are reported being blocked by the fire." This was a typical dispatch in northern California, especially during the peak of fire season, which creates a sense of urgency amongst the crew to get to the incident before it establishes itself in volatile fuels and to keep the acreage as small as possible. As a Captain in the co-pilot's seat, I was balancing that urgency with the need to control the operational tempo to ensure it was not a sloppy response. I also had to consider how congested the airspace over the incident was bound to be as dozens of multi-agency aircraft from all over the state responded.
Risk in chaotic environments isn't always at face value, and often it's the small details that will disrupt an operation. Being an expert at multitasking is a must in this atmosphere, but this cannot be accomplished by one person. You must work as a team since incident information sharing is critical throughout the event.
Safe and effective wildland fire incident response is both "in-the-moment" and "forward- thinking"—flight crews are constantly forecasting the "What Ifs" so they don't become "What Went Wrong?" However, any time we "mix metal" above a wildland fire, margins for error become slimmer and cockpit communication becomes the vital link to a positive outcome. By employing effective Crew Resource Management, flight crews responding to incidents can easily identify and mitigate hazards quickly.
Some of the most common planning talking points the pilot and captain discuss in the cockpit are:
"How far is our destination?"
"How much fuel will we burn en route?"
"Is the manifest accurate and are we exceeding our weight limitations for the expected elevation and temps?"
"Is Air Attack (aerial supervision) on scene yet?"
"What are the known aerial hazards?"
"Are the radios programmed correctly for this response area?"
"How far is the nearest airport with JET A from our fire? Will the fuel truck make it in time or do I send the ship to the airport?"
"How close is the pilot to reaching the 8-hour threshold flight hours for their day?"
"How much day light do we have left?"
Most questions can be pre-planned for the perfect and ideal setting, but the answers are always situation dependent. Constantly re-evaluating situational awareness and communicating concerns as they arise is key. Operationally speaking, the hazards are entirely different than the ones mentioned above. Aviate, Navigate, and Communicate- basic principles that are taught very early in a pilot's career do come in handy when responding and engaging in an emerging incident.
Aviate - Generally, the required incident response launch time is 15 minutes, from dispatch to "skids-up." This involves the mobilization of the flight crew, chase vehicles, contractor support/fuel vehicles, and completing all necessary flight planning. If you feel rushed and unprepared, there is nothing wrong with trusting your intuition to take a tactical pause to re-evaluate and change the operational tempo. As we all know, if it looks or feels wrong on the ground, it will most likely look and feel worse in the air. Now, aviating within the incident is an entirely different beast but comes with the same mentality of understanding the values of taking a time out. We often called out fixed wing tankers nearby that weren't communicated, bad landing zones, how active the fire is and if it's a life threat to deploy the ground crew at that location, and other helicopters that are encroaching into our airspace. When it gets out of hand, there was nothing wrong with finding a safe landing zone to set down and exclude ourselves from the initial disorder.
Navigate - Coordinates are provided by dispatch prior to lifting, but can be vague, incorrect, or the mission can be re-routed to another fire after lifting-off. Improvise, adapt, and overcome. One simple solution is to use the geographical location and bearing to direct yourself to the location, knowing that there will be a smoke signal to guide you in. Upon arrival at the incident, we would often get an assignment or create one ourselves if we are first on scene. At that point it becomes more of a possibility to put blinders on and become mission focused. It was imperative to not focus on one mission and to frequently check our surroundings assuming there is an environmental hazard in proximity or a manmade hazard approaching.
Communicate - Radio frequencies are also given by dispatch before lifting, but again, they are occasionally wrong. Fortunately, there are standardized frequencies such as the Interagency National Flight Following and Air Guard frequencies that can be used in NOCOM situations to establish contact with incident resources or aerial supervision. On scene communications can be complex and a hazard even in a non-chaotic setting. When operating in the backcountry, more often than not, radio repeaters can't pick up transmissions which leaves you in a "black hole". With a heavily populated incident it's almost impossible to get a transmission out or received. In those cases, I would often communicate through dispatch on the National Flight Following channel and ask them to relay any pertinent information or have the aircraft idle on the ground until communications could be acknowledged. When I couldn't control what was happening, I would challenge myself to control the way I was responding.
It's not uncommon for all three of those to break down while dealing with crowded airspace, being task saturated, possibly fatigued, and battling the elements. Resort back to the basics. Fast is slow, slow is fast. Assessing risk amongst the chaos takes Crew Resource Management, humility within ourselves to control the cadence, and a deliberate disconnection from mission-driven tunnel vision.
A coworker, Todd Thomas, recently wrote a blog titled "The Safety Family". He mentions how "we share a bond, and that bond is our passion to help others perform their jobs as safely as possible so they can go home to their families". He was referencing SMS functionality but operationally it speaks to the heart.
Flying in helicopters in response to emergency incidents, naturally those same words were always at the forefront of my mind. Assessing and mitigating risk in chaos doesn't mean a favorable outcome will happen 100% of the time, but it does significantly increase our chances of coming home to our families. While I have lost friends to this inherently dangerous job, we want to respect their passion for the job by training, retaining the fundamentals, and improving our margins for error by building trust that enables clear communication to assess the risks together in a controlled manner.
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This collection of 4 Harry Potter themed Huskup mugs are the ideal travel companion! A collaboration with eco-friendly coffee cup brand Huskup, this travel mug is made out of rice husk and is 100% reusable, biodegradable and plastic free.
The black or red silicone lid and band are recyclable and provide comfort and protection against hot drinks.
The collection includes 4 unique illustrations featuring the Marauder's Map, Hogwarts school, Dobbie the elf and Ron's famous quote "Don't let the Muggles get you down".
The red silicone lid and band are recyclable and provide comfort and protection against hot drinks. The design features Moony, Wormtail, Padfoot and Prongs' Marauder's Map.
The design uses red detailing to contrast against the natural colour and grain of the rice husk.
The black silicone lid and band are recyclable and provide comfort and protection against hot drinks. The design features a sketch-like image of everybody's favourite elf, Dobby, on the front, his famous quote "Dobby is a free elf" on the back, and a repeated magical star print all over.
The design uses black detailing to contrast against the natural colour and grain of the rice husk.
The red silicone lid and band are recyclable and provide comfort and protection against hot drinks.
The design features Ron Weasley's famous quote "Don't let the muggles get you down" on the front, and the Hogwarts crest on the back. The design uses red detailing to contrast against the natural colour and grain of the rice husk. Perfect for those who want to help the planet and take a bit of magic with them wherever they go.


The kids started at their new schools in Scotland this week. Super exciting!
They get to wear these darling uniforms that they pretty much despise. Until now, my boys could probably count the number of times they've worn a dress shirt and tie on one hand.
This is the best I could do on a first day of school shot of Cole. He loves neither the uni, nor having his photo taken, so he's a typical 16 year old.
Now that the kids are in school, Taido and I can have important meetings over coffee in darling little outdoor cafes. ALL BY OURSELVES!
My sweet mama has arrived and she and I are doing fun things like visiting every possible grocery store in search of black beans and green chiles. Among other things.
Do you have anything fun planned this weekend? We have a possible trip to a castle planned for the weekend, plus lots more walking about the city and trips to the beach!
If you find yourself browsing the internets this weekend, here are a few links!
Things That A Foreign Student Found Weird About America. I love to hear an outsider's point of view.
The most oft eaten dish here in the UK is Chicken Tikka Marsala. We had it this week with a jar of sauce but next time I'm going to try to make my own.
Have you ever heard of Sarah Von Bargen's Network of Nice? I used it this month to meet folks in Aberdeen and I've already had some responses! It's a great resource if you're moving to or visiting somewhere new or if you need some help with a project on the internet. It's always fascinating to me to see what projects appear.
Also, Ann Voskamp released a new book today. It's a book for Christmas, but I already want it. I'm a huge fan.
My SIL, Whitney Loibner, made me cry this week writing about becoming part of our crazy family. I am so grateful for her!
I love, love the idea of having coffee in those little outdoor cafes!! I just ordered Ann Voskamp's new book. I'm a huge fan, too!
I love tikka masala and think its best topped with a relish of English cucumber, lemon juice, cilantro and S & P. You should try it (if you can find cilantro :)!!


text:
A Trombidium a pókszabásúak (Arachnida) osztályának a bársonyatka-alakúak (Trombidiformes) rendjébe, ezen belül a bársonyatkafélék (Trombidiidae) családjába tartozó nem.

Rendszerezés
A nembe az alábbi 33 élő faj és 1 fosszilis faj tartozik (meglehet, hogy a lista hiányos):

Trombidium auroraense Vercammen-Grandjean, Van Driesche & Gyrisco, 1977 – New York
Trombidium breei Southcott, 1986 – Európa
Trombidium brevimanum (Berlese, 1910) – Európa
Trombidium cancelai (Robaux, 1967) – Spanyolország
Trombidium carpaticum (Feider, 1950) – Franciaország, Románia
†Trombidium clavipes Koch & Berendt, 1854 – oligocén; Európa
Trombidium dacicum (Feider, 1950) – Lengyelország, Románia
Trombidium daunium (Paoli, 1937) – Olaszország
Trombidium fturum Schweizer, 1951 – Spanyolország, Svájc
Trombidium fuornum Schweizer, 1951 – Lengyelország, Svájc, Franciaország
Trombidium geniculatum (Feider, 1955) – Spanyolország, Románia, Lengyelország, Norvégia
Trombidium heterotrichum (Berlese, 1910) – Európa
közönséges bársonyatka (Trombidium holosericeum) (Linnaeus, 1758) – Eurázsia
Trombidium hungaricum Kobulej, 1957 – Magyarország
Trombidium hyperi Vercammen-Grandjean, Van Driesche & Gyrisco, 1977 – New York
Trombidium kneissli (Krausse, 1915) – Európa
Trombidium latum C. L. Koch, 1837 – Európa
Trombidium mastigotarsum (Feider, 1956) – Románia
Trombidium mediterraneum (Berlese, 1910) – Európa, Algéria
Trombidium meyeri (Krausse, 1916) – Európa
Trombidium monoeciportuense (André, 1928) – Csehország, Monaco
Trombidium neumeyeri (Krausse, 1916) – Japán
Trombidium parasiticus (de Geer, 1778) – Svédország
Trombidium poriceps (Oudemans, 1904) – Európa
Trombidium pygiacum C. L. Koch, 1837 – Németország, Románia
Trombidium raeticum Schweizer & Bader, 1963 – Svájc
Trombidium rhopalicus (Vercammen-Grandjean & Popp, 1967) – Németország
Trombidium rimosum C. L. Koch, 1837 – Európa
Trombidium rowmundi Haitlinger, 1996 – Lengyelország
Trombidium semilunare Feider, 1955 – Románia
Trombidium southcotti Zhang & Saboori, 1996 – Irán
Trombidium susteri (Feider, 1956) – Németország, Románia
Trombidium teres (André, 1928) – Franciaország
Trombidium toldti (Methlagl, 1928) – Ausztria

Források
Synopsis of the described Arachnida of the World: Trombidiidae

Fordítás

Atkák
Pókszabású-nemek


text:
use mimiciiiv14;

-- Restoring the search path to its default value can be accomplished as follows:
--  SET search_path TO "$user",public;

DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY;
DELIMITER $$
CREATE PROCEDURE PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY(IN tableName VARCHAR(64), IN constraintName VARCHAR(64))
BEGIN
  IF EXISTS(
    SELECT * FROM information_schema.table_constraints
    WHERE
      table_schema    = DATABASE()     AND
      table_name      = tableName      AND
      constraint_name = constraintName AND
      constraint_type = 'FOREIGN KEY')
  THEN
    SET @query = CONCAT('ALTER TABLE ', tableName, ' DROP FOREIGN KEY ', constraintName, ';');
    PREPARE stmt FROM @query;
    EXECUTE stmt;
    DEALLOCATE PREPARE stmt;
  END IF;
END$$
DELIMITER ;

-- ------------
-- ADMISSIONS--
-- ------------

-- subject_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('ADMISSIONS', 'admissions_fk_subject_id');
ALTER TABLE ADMISSIONS
ADD CONSTRAINT admissions_fk_subject_id
  FOREIGN KEY (SUBJECT_ID)
  REFERENCES PATIENTS(SUBJECT_ID);

-- ---------
-- CALLOUT--
-- ---------

-- subject_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('CALLOUT', 'callout_fk_subject_id');
ALTER TABLE CALLOUT
ADD CONSTRAINT callout_fk_subject_id
  FOREIGN KEY (SUBJECT_ID)
  REFERENCES PATIENTS(SUBJECT_ID);

-- hadm_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('CALLOUT', 'callout_fk_hadm_id');
ALTER TABLE CALLOUT
ADD CONSTRAINT callout_fk_hadm_id
  FOREIGN KEY (HADM_ID)
  REFERENCES ADMISSIONS(HADM_ID);

-- -------------
-- CAREGIVERS --
-- -------------

-- No foreign keys

-- -------------
-- CHARTEVENTS--
-- -------------

-- subject_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('CHARTEVENTS', 'chartevents_fk_subject_id');
ALTER TABLE CHARTEVENTS
ADD CONSTRAINT chartevents_fk_subject_id
  FOREIGN KEY (SUBJECT_ID)
  REFERENCES PATIENTS(SUBJECT_ID);

-- cgid
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('CHARTEVENTS', 'chartevents_fk_cgid');
ALTER TABLE CHARTEVENTS
ADD CONSTRAINT chartevents_fk_cgid
  FOREIGN KEY (CGID)
  REFERENCES CAREGIVERS(CGID);

-- hadm_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('CHARTEVENTS', 'chartevents_fk_hadm_id');
ALTER TABLE CHARTEVENTS
ADD CONSTRAINT chartevents_fk_hadm_id
  FOREIGN KEY (HADM_ID)
  REFERENCES ADMISSIONS(HADM_ID);

-- item_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('CHARTEVENTS', 'chartevents_fk_itemid');
ALTER TABLE CHARTEVENTS
ADD CONSTRAINT chartevents_fk_itemid
  FOREIGN KEY (ITEMID)
  REFERENCES D_ITEMS(ITEMID);

-- icustay_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('CHARTEVENTS', 'chartevents_fk_icustay_id');
ALTER TABLE CHARTEVENTS
ADD CONSTRAINT chartevents_fk_icustay_id
  FOREIGN KEY (ICUSTAY_ID)
  REFERENCES ICUSTAYS(ICUSTAY_ID);

-- -----------
-- CPTEVENTS--
-- -----------

-- subject_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('CPTEVENTS', 'cptevents_fk_subject_id');
ALTER TABLE CPTEVENTS
ADD CONSTRAINT cptevents_fk_subject_id
  FOREIGN KEY (SUBJECT_ID)
  REFERENCES PATIENTS(SUBJECT_ID);

-- hadm_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('CPTEVENTS', 'cptevents_fk_hadm_id');
ALTER TABLE CPTEVENTS
ADD CONSTRAINT cptevents_fk_hadm_id
  FOREIGN KEY (HADM_ID)
  REFERENCES ADMISSIONS(HADM_ID);

-- ----------------
-- DATETIMEEVENTS--
-- ----------------

-- subject_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('DATETIMEEVENTS', 'datetimeevents_fk_subject_id');
ALTER TABLE DATETIMEEVENTS
ADD CONSTRAINT datetimeevents_fk_subject_id
  FOREIGN KEY (SUBJECT_ID)
  REFERENCES PATIENTS(SUBJECT_ID);

-- cgid
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('DATETIMEEVENTS', 'datetimeevents_fk_cgid');
ALTER TABLE DATETIMEEVENTS
ADD CONSTRAINT datetimeevents_fk_cgid
  FOREIGN KEY (CGID)
  REFERENCES CAREGIVERS(CGID);

-- hadm_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('DATETIMEEVENTS', 'datetimeevents_fk_hadm_id');
ALTER TABLE DATETIMEEVENTS
ADD CONSTRAINT datetimeevents_fk_hadm_id
  FOREIGN KEY (HADM_ID)
  REFERENCES ADMISSIONS(HADM_ID);

-- item_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('DATETIMEEVENTS', 'datetimeevents_fk_itemid');
ALTER TABLE DATETIMEEVENTS
ADD CONSTRAINT datetimeevents_fk_itemid
  FOREIGN KEY (ITEMID)
  REFERENCES D_ITEMS(ITEMID);

-- icustay_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('DATETIMEEVENTS', 'datetimeevents_fk_icustay_id');
ALTER TABLE DATETIMEEVENTS
ADD CONSTRAINT datetimeevents_fk_icustay_id
  FOREIGN KEY (ICUSTAY_ID)
  REFERENCES ICUSTAYS(ICUSTAY_ID);

-- ---------------
-- DIAGNOSES_ICD--
-- ---------------

-- subject_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('DIAGNOSES_ICD', 'diagnoses_icd_fk_subject_id');
ALTER TABLE DIAGNOSES_ICD
ADD CONSTRAINT diagnoses_icd_fk_subject_id
  FOREIGN KEY (SUBJECT_ID)
  REFERENCES PATIENTS(SUBJECT_ID);

-- hadm_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('DIAGNOSES_ICD', 'diagnoses_icd_fk_hadm_id');
ALTER TABLE DIAGNOSES_ICD
ADD CONSTRAINT diagnoses_icd_fk_hadm_id
  FOREIGN KEY (HADM_ID)
  REFERENCES ADMISSIONS(HADM_ID);

-- ICD9_code
-- Cannot impose this constraint because icd9_code contains 143 codes not in c_icd_diagnoses
-- See https://github.com/MIT-LCP/mimic-code/issues/20
-- CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('DIAGNOSES_ICD', 'diagnoses_icd_fk_icd9');
-- ALTER TABLE DIAGNOSES_ICD
-- ADD CONSTRAINT diagnoses_icd_fk_icd9
--   FOREIGN KEY (ICD9_CODE)
--   REFERENCES D_ICD_DIAGNOSES(ICD9_CODE);

-- ------------
-- DRGCODES ---
-- ------------

-- subject_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('DRGCODES', 'drgcodes_fk_subject_id');
ALTER TABLE DRGCODES
ADD CONSTRAINT drgcodes_fk_subject_id
  FOREIGN KEY (SUBJECT_ID)
  REFERENCES PATIENTS(SUBJECT_ID);

-- hadm_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('DRGCODES', 'drgcodes_fk_hadm_id');
ALTER TABLE DRGCODES
ADD CONSTRAINT drgcodes_fk_hadm_id
  FOREIGN KEY (HADM_ID)
  REFERENCES ADMISSIONS(HADM_ID);

-- ---------------
-- ICUSTAYS--
-- ---------------

-- subject_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('ICUSTAYS', 'icustays_fk_subject_id');
ALTER TABLE ICUSTAYS
ADD CONSTRAINT icustays_fk_subject_id
  FOREIGN KEY (SUBJECT_ID)
  REFERENCES PATIENTS(SUBJECT_ID);

-- hadm_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('ICUSTAYS', 'icustays_fk_hadm_id');
ALTER TABLE ICUSTAYS
ADD CONSTRAINT icustays_fk_hadm_id
  FOREIGN KEY (HADM_ID)
  REFERENCES ADMISSIONS(HADM_ID);

-- ----------
-- INPUTEVENTS_CV--
-- ----------

-- subject_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('INPUTEVENTS_CV', 'inputevents_cv_fk_subject_id');
ALTER TABLE INPUTEVENTS_CV
ADD CONSTRAINT inputevents_cv_fk_subject_id
  FOREIGN KEY (SUBJECT_ID)
  REFERENCES PATIENTS(SUBJECT_ID);

-- hadm_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('INPUTEVENTS_CV', 'inputevents_cv_fk_hadm_id');
ALTER TABLE INPUTEVENTS_CV
ADD CONSTRAINT inputevents_cv_fk_hadm_id
  FOREIGN KEY (HADM_ID)
  REFERENCES ADMISSIONS(HADM_ID);

-- icustay_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('INPUTEVENTS_CV', 'inputevents_cv_fk_icustay_id');
ALTER TABLE INPUTEVENTS_CV
ADD CONSTRAINT inputevents_cv_fk_icustay_id
  FOREIGN KEY (ICUSTAY_ID)
  REFERENCES ICUSTAYS(ICUSTAY_ID);

-- cgid
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('INPUTEVENTS_CV', 'inputevents_cv_fk_cgid');
ALTER TABLE INPUTEVENTS_CV
ADD CONSTRAINT inputevents_cv_fk_cgid
  FOREIGN KEY (CGID)
  REFERENCES CAREGIVERS(CGID);

-- ----------
-- INPUTEVENTS_MV--
-- ----------

-- subject_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('INPUTEVENTS_MV', 'inputevents_mv_fk_subject_id');
ALTER TABLE INPUTEVENTS_MV
ADD CONSTRAINT inputevents_mv_fk_subject_id
  FOREIGN KEY (SUBJECT_ID)
  REFERENCES PATIENTS(SUBJECT_ID);

-- hadm_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('INPUTEVENTS_MV', 'inputevents_mv_fk_hadm_id');
ALTER TABLE INPUTEVENTS_MV
ADD CONSTRAINT inputevents_mv_fk_hadm_id
  FOREIGN KEY (HADM_ID)
  REFERENCES ADMISSIONS(HADM_ID);

-- icustay_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('INPUTEVENTS_MV', 'inputevents_mv_fk_icustay_id');
ALTER TABLE INPUTEVENTS_MV
ADD CONSTRAINT inputevents_mv_fk_icustay_id
  FOREIGN KEY (ICUSTAY_ID)
  REFERENCES ICUSTAYS(ICUSTAY_ID);

-- cgid
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('INPUTEVENTS_MV', 'inputevents_mv_fk_cgid');
ALTER TABLE INPUTEVENTS_MV
ADD CONSTRAINT inputevents_mv_fk_cgid
  FOREIGN KEY (CGID)
  REFERENCES CAREGIVERS(CGID);

-- -----------
-- LABEVENTS--
-- -----------

-- subject_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('LABEVENTS', 'labevents_fk_subject_id');
ALTER TABLE LABEVENTS
ADD CONSTRAINT labevents_fk_subject_id
  FOREIGN KEY (SUBJECT_ID)
  REFERENCES PATIENTS(SUBJECT_ID);

-- hadm_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('LABEVENTS', 'labevents_fk_hadm_id');
ALTER TABLE LABEVENTS
ADD CONSTRAINT labevents_fk_hadm_id
  FOREIGN KEY (HADM_ID)
  REFERENCES ADMISSIONS(HADM_ID);

-- item_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('LABEVENTS', 'labevents_fk_itemid');
ALTER TABLE LABEVENTS
ADD CONSTRAINT labevents_fk_itemid
  FOREIGN KEY (ITEMID)
  REFERENCES D_LABITEMS(ITEMID);

-- --------------------
-- MICROBIOLOGYEVENTS--
-- --------------------

-- subject_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('MICROBIOLOGYEVENTS', 'microbiologyevents_fk_subject_id');
ALTER TABLE MICROBIOLOGYEVENTS
ADD CONSTRAINT microbiologyevents_fk_subject_id
  FOREIGN KEY (SUBJECT_ID)
  REFERENCES PATIENTS(SUBJECT_ID);

-- hadm_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('MICROBIOLOGYEVENTS', 'microbiologyevents_fk_hadm_id');
ALTER TABLE MICROBIOLOGYEVENTS
ADD CONSTRAINT microbiologyevents_fk_hadm_id
  FOREIGN KEY (HADM_ID)
  REFERENCES ADMISSIONS(HADM_ID);

-- ------------
-- NOTEEVENTS--
-- ------------

-- subject_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('NOTEEVENTS', 'noteevents_fk_subject_id');
ALTER TABLE NOTEEVENTS
ADD CONSTRAINT noteevents_fk_subject_id
  FOREIGN KEY (SUBJECT_ID)
  REFERENCES PATIENTS(SUBJECT_ID);

-- hadm_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('NOTEEVENTS', 'noteevents_fk_hadm_id');
ALTER TABLE NOTEEVENTS
ADD CONSTRAINT noteevents_fk_hadm_id
  FOREIGN KEY (HADM_ID)
  REFERENCES ADMISSIONS(HADM_ID);

-- cgid
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('NOTEEVENTS', 'noteevents_fk_cgid');
ALTER TABLE NOTEEVENTS
ADD CONSTRAINT noteevents_fk_cgid
  FOREIGN KEY (CGID)
  REFERENCES CAREGIVERS(CGID);

-- ----------
-- OUTPUTEVENTS--
-- ----------

-- subject_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('OUTPUTEVENTS', 'outputevents_fk_subject_id');
ALTER TABLE OUTPUTEVENTS
ADD CONSTRAINT outputevents_fk_subject_id
  FOREIGN KEY (SUBJECT_ID)
  REFERENCES PATIENTS(SUBJECT_ID);

-- hadm_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('OUTPUTEVENTS', 'outputevents_fk_hadm_id');
ALTER TABLE OUTPUTEVENTS
ADD CONSTRAINT outputevents_fk_hadm_id
  FOREIGN KEY (HADM_ID)
  REFERENCES ADMISSIONS(HADM_ID);

-- icustay_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('OUTPUTEVENTS', 'outputevents_fk_icustay_id');
ALTER TABLE OUTPUTEVENTS
ADD CONSTRAINT outputevents_fk_icustay_id
  FOREIGN KEY (ICUSTAY_ID)
  REFERENCES ICUSTAYS(ICUSTAY_ID);

-- cgid
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('OUTPUTEVENTS', 'outputevents_fk_cgid');
ALTER TABLE OUTPUTEVENTS
ADD CONSTRAINT outputevents_fk_cgid
  FOREIGN KEY (CGID)
  REFERENCES CAREGIVERS(CGID);

-- ---------------
-- PRESCRIPTIONS--
-- ---------------

-- subject_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('PRESCRIPTIONS', 'prescriptions_fk_subject_id');
ALTER TABLE PRESCRIPTIONS
ADD CONSTRAINT prescriptions_fk_subject_id
  FOREIGN KEY (SUBJECT_ID)
  REFERENCES PATIENTS(SUBJECT_ID);

-- hadm_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('PRESCRIPTIONS', 'prescriptions_fk_hadm_id');
ALTER TABLE PRESCRIPTIONS
ADD CONSTRAINT prescriptions_fk_hadm_id
  FOREIGN KEY (HADM_ID)
  REFERENCES ADMISSIONS(HADM_ID);

-- icustay_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('PRESCRIPTIONS', 'prescriptions_fk_icustay_id');
ALTER TABLE PRESCRIPTIONS
ADD CONSTRAINT prescriptions_fk_icustay_id
  FOREIGN KEY (ICUSTAY_ID)
  REFERENCES ICUSTAYS(ICUSTAY_ID);

-- ----------------
-- PROCEDUREEVENTS_MV--
-- ----------------

-- subject_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('PROCEDUREEVENTS_MV', 'procedureevents_mv_fk_subject_id');
ALTER TABLE PROCEDUREEVENTS_MV
ADD CONSTRAINT procedureevents_mv_fk_subject_id
  FOREIGN KEY (SUBJECT_ID)
  REFERENCES PATIENTS(SUBJECT_ID);

-- hadm_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('PROCEDUREEVENTS_MV', 'procedureevents_mv_fk_hadm_id');
ALTER TABLE PROCEDUREEVENTS_MV
ADD CONSTRAINT procedureevents_mv_fk_hadm_id
  FOREIGN KEY (HADM_ID)
  REFERENCES ADMISSIONS(HADM_ID);

-- itemid
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('PROCEDUREEVENTS_MV', 'procedureevents_mv_fk_icustay_id');
ALTER TABLE PROCEDUREEVENTS_MV
ADD CONSTRAINT procedureevents_mv_fk_icustay_id
  FOREIGN KEY (ICUSTAY_ID)
  REFERENCES ICUSTAYS(ICUSTAY_ID);

-- cgid
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('PROCEDUREEVENTS_MV', 'procedureevents_mv_fk_cgid');
ALTER TABLE PROCEDUREEVENTS_MV
ADD CONSTRAINT procedureevents_mv_fk_cgid
  FOREIGN KEY (CGID)
  REFERENCES CAREGIVERS(CGID);

-- ----------------
-- PROCEDURES_ICD--
-- ----------------

-- subject_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('PROCEDURES_ICD', 'procedures_icd_fk_subject_id');
ALTER TABLE PROCEDURES_ICD
ADD CONSTRAINT procedures_icd_fk_subject_id
  FOREIGN KEY (SUBJECT_ID)
  REFERENCES PATIENTS(SUBJECT_ID);

-- hadm_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('PROCEDURES_ICD', 'procedures_icd_fk_hadm_id');
ALTER TABLE PROCEDURES_ICD
ADD CONSTRAINT procedures_icd_fk_hadm_id
  FOREIGN KEY (HADM_ID)
  REFERENCES ADMISSIONS(HADM_ID);

-- ICD9_code
-- Cannot impose this constraint because icd9_code contains 1238 codes not in c_icd_diagnoses
-- See https://github.com/MIT-LCP/mimic-code/issues/20, by analogy
-- CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('PROCEDURES_ICD', 'procedures_icd_fk_icd9');
-- ALTER TABLE PROCEDURES_ICD
-- ADD CONSTRAINT procedures_icd_fk_icd9
--   FOREIGN KEY (icd9_code)
--   REFERENCES d_icd_procedures(icd9_code);

-- ----------
-- SERVICES--
-- ----------

-- subject_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('SERVICES', 'services_fk_subject_id');
ALTER TABLE SERVICES
ADD CONSTRAINT services_fk_subject_id
  FOREIGN KEY (SUBJECT_ID)
  REFERENCES PATIENTS(SUBJECT_ID);

-- hadm_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('SERVICES', 'services_fk_hadm_id');
ALTER TABLE SERVICES
ADD CONSTRAINT services_fk_hadm_id
  FOREIGN KEY (HADM_ID)
  REFERENCES ADMISSIONS(HADM_ID);

-- -----------
-- TRANSFERS--
-- -----------

-- subject_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('TRANSFERS', 'transfers_fk_subject_id');
ALTER TABLE TRANSFERS
ADD CONSTRAINT transfers_fk_subject_id
  FOREIGN KEY (SUBJECT_ID)
  REFERENCES PATIENTS(SUBJECT_ID);

-- hadm_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('TRANSFERS', 'transfers_fk_hadm_id');
ALTER TABLE TRANSFERS
ADD CONSTRAINT transfers_fk_hadm_id
  FOREIGN KEY (HADM_ID)
  REFERENCES ADMISSIONS(HADM_ID);

-- icustay_id
CALL PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY('TRANSFERS', 'transfers_fk_icustay_id');
ALTER TABLE TRANSFERS
ADD CONSTRAINT transfers_fk_icustay_id
  FOREIGN KEY (ICUSTAY_ID)
  REFERENCES ICUSTAYS(ICUSTAY_ID);

DROP PROCEDURE PROC_DROP_FOREIGN_KEY;

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


We want to insert a blank row between each entry. This is a small list but the technique is scalable.
Add a sequence column with sequential numbers – see note below about quickly adding sequential numbers.
It is easy to add sequential numbers. In the example above enter 1 in cell C2 and 2 in cell C3. Select the range C2:C3 and double click the Fill Handle (small black cross bottom right corner of selected range – see image below).
This creates a sequential list of numbers all the way down to the bottom of the table.
Another way to increment numbers is to drag a cell with 1 in it with the Fill Handle and hold the Ctrl key down – release the mouse first, then release the Ctrl key.


The idea was to re-invent the self-help book and be 'guides for modern life'. Using icons and unexpected colour combinations they look completely different from anything else.
There have now been three series comprising 18 different titles.


text:
Berengar I. war der erste Graf von Lohra (zeitgenössisch Lare) in Nordthüringen.

Leben
Berengar I. war der Sohn des Grafen Dietrich von Lindenbach und dessen Ehefrau Uta, Tochter des Grafen Ludwig des Bärtigen aus dem Geschlecht der Ludowinger. Seine mutmaßliche Schwester Adelheid stiftete 1127 das Kloster Walkenried. 1116 wurde Berengar als erster Graf von Lohra erwähnt, der zu diesem Zeitpunkt schon einen erwachsenen Sohn (Bludwig I.) hatte.

Literatur
 Detlev Schwennicke: Europäische Stammtafeln. Band XVII, Hessen und das Stammesherzogtum Sachsen, 2012, Tafel 89.

Graf
Geboren im 11. Jahrhundert
Gestorben im 12. Jahrhundert
Mann


text:
class SkBitmap;

namespace gfx {
class Image;
class ImageSkia;
}

namespace message_center {
class MessageCenter;
}

namespace ash {
namespace tray {
class PowerNotificationView;
class PowerTrayView;
}

class ASH_EXPORT TrayPower : public SystemTrayItem,
                             public PowerStatus::Observer {
 public:
  // Visible for testing.
  enum NotificationState {
    NOTIFICATION_NONE,

    // Low battery charge.
    NOTIFICATION_LOW_POWER,

    // Critically low battery charge.
    NOTIFICATION_CRITICAL,
  };

  // Time-based notification thresholds when on battery power.
  static const int kCriticalMinutes;
  static const int kLowPowerMinutes;
  static const int kNoWarningMinutes;

  // Percentage-based notification thresholds when using a low-power charger.
  static const int kCriticalPercentage;
  static const int kLowPowerPercentage;
  static const int kNoWarningPercentage;

  TrayPower(SystemTray* system_tray,
            message_center::MessageCenter* message_center);
  virtual ~TrayPower();

 private:
  friend class TrayPowerTest;

  // This enum is used for histogram. The existing values should not be removed,
  // and the new values should be added just before CHARGER_TYPE_COUNT.
  enum ChargerType{
    UNKNOWN_CHARGER,
    MAINS_CHARGER,
    USB_CHARGER,
    UNCONFIRMED_SPRING_CHARGER,
    SAFE_SPRING_CHARGER,
    CHARGER_TYPE_COUNT,
  };

  // Overridden from SystemTrayItem.
  virtual views::View* CreateTrayView(user::LoginStatus status) override;
  virtual views::View* CreateDefaultView(user::LoginStatus status) override;
  virtual views::View* CreateNotificationView(
      user::LoginStatus status) override;
  virtual void DestroyTrayView() override;
  virtual void DestroyDefaultView() override;
  virtual void DestroyNotificationView() override;
  virtual void UpdateAfterLoginStatusChange(user::LoginStatus status) override;
  virtual void UpdateAfterShelfAlignmentChange(
      ShelfAlignment alignment) override;

  // Overridden from PowerStatus::Observer.
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Students at Cambridge College can benefit from the small class sizes and flexible class schedules. Courses are offered in the evenings and on weekends to accommodate traditional work schedules and help students find the time to complete their degrees. Courses also combine hands-on experience, theory and practical skills to give students the kind of preparation they need to remain competitive in today's workforce. Undergraduate programs are offered at the certificate and Bachelor's levels, in areas like Juvenile Justice, Medical Coding, Psychology, Human Services and more. Other programs are offered in the School of Education, School of Psychology and Counseling, School of Management, and more. Cambridge College also offers a distance learning program for students who want to study online, and non-degree classes give adult students the opportunity to take extra courses for their own development.


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Pauillac is een voormalig kanton van het Franse departement Gironde. Het kanton maakte deel uit van het arrondissement Lesparre-Médoc. Het kanton werd opgeheven bij decreet van 20 februari 2014, met uitwerking op 22 maart 2015. Alle gemeenten werden opgenomen in het nieuw gevormde kanton Le Nord-Médoc.

Gemeenten
Het kanton Pauillac omvatte de volgende gemeenten:

 Cissac-Médoc
 Pauillac (hoofdplaats)
 Saint-Estèphe
 Saint-Julien-Beychevelle
 Saint-Sauveur
 Saint-Seurin-de-Cadourne
 Vertheuil

Pauillac


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Riva Birger
This is my mother Riva Birger. The picture was taken on her birthday in Jonava in 1935.
My mother Riva Benisevich was my father's cousin. At that time incestuous unions were rather common. Maternal grandmother Haya was grandmother Shifra's sister. My maternal grandfather Alter Benisevich was a cabman. At that time cabmen considered to be the lowest class in the conventional hierarchy of craftsmen. Grandfather Alter and grandmother Haya were illiterate, but very religious. I remember Alter very well. He was a tall sinewy man. He seemed old to me though in the 1930s he was not more than sixty. He had a long beard and wore a cap or a hat. Grandmothers Haya and Shifra wore head kerchiefs. I had never seen them with their heads uncovered. They wore long dark dresses even in summer.
Children in grandfather Alter's family were not educated either. The three daughters, had helped grandmother Haya about the house since early childhood. Grandfather needed a hand as well. In summer it was necessary to procure the forage for the horses. My mother and sisters mowed hay. My mother had two sisters. One of them Vera, born in 1904, remained single. She lived with her parents and helped grandmother about the house. Later when my mother got married, Vera started helping her.
My parents got married in 1930. They went under chuppah in the synagogue. They had a wedding party in grandfather Alter's wedding. There were very many people as newly-weds had common relatives. À I was born on the 3rd of March 1931. I was named after my grandfather Samuel Iosif and that name was written in my birth certificate issued by rabbi. In 1933 mother gave birth to a son Natan. The family called him tenderly Notke. In 1936 my brother Gershko was born.
Our family lived in a large house with mother's parents. It was not our place, we rented two large apartments. Our rooms were to the right from the entrance and grandfather Alter and grandmother Haya lived to the left from us. The landlord of the house was old believer Aleksandrov. Our family occupied two rooms. We, boys, slept in one of them. We had good wooden beds. The youngest Gershko slept in a cradle in the parents' bedroom - it was a lighter and cozier room. There was a round table in the middle of the room. There was also a leathern couch, small bookcase with few books. There was nobody to read them as parents were illiterate. Grandfather Alter and grandmother Haya occupied two smaller rooms. One of them was a drawing-room and another narrow one like a pencil - box was their bedroom. The most spacious was the kitchen of 50 square meters. There was a large Russian stove and tables there. There was a large round table in the middle of the kitchen. The whole family dined there on Sabbath and holidays. We marked all Jewish holidays. Usually the whole family including grandfather Alter with grandmother Haya, aunt Leya with her family and aunt Vera got together in our large kitchen.
There was an orchard in front of the house. There were fruit trees, chestnuts, black currant and gooseberry bushes. The stables of my father and grandfather Alter were in the heart of the orchard. There were five big dray horses in the stables. Grandfather owned three of them.
Interviewee: Samuel Birger
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A day after opposition leaders emerged all smiles from a three-hour meeting and declared that most potential multi-cornered fights had been resolved, it emerged yesterday that discussions were dominated by a heated tussle between the Workers' Party (WP) and the National Solidarity Party (NSP) over Marine Parade Group Representation Constituency (GRC), Jalan Besar GRC and the MacPherson single-seat ward.
The sources, who declined to be identified as the parties had agreed on keeping the discussions confidential, said the WP stood firm on its decision to send a team to contest Marine Parade GRC, where the NSP had lost in the 2011 General Election despite garnering 43.4 per cent of the votes.
The NSP had asked for the WP to withdraw its interest in Jalan Besar GRC, in return for the NSP to give up contesting Marine Parade GRC. The WP said no. There was also no room for negotiation on MacPherson Single-Member Constituency (SMC), which the NSP is also eyeing, the sources added. They said the WP maintained that it will not budge on the five GRCs (Aljunied, East Coast, Marine Parade, Nee Soon, Jalan Besar) and five SMCs (Hougang, Punggol East, Fengshan, MacPherson and Sengkang West) which it had declared its interest in, following the release of the electoral boundaries report last month.
Yesterday, both the WP and NSP conducted house visits in Serangoon Central — which falls under Marine Parade GRC — with the two entourages only hundreds of metres away from each other.
WP Non-Constituency MP Yee Jenn Jong, who is likely to lead the WP's team in Marine Parade GRC, told TODAY that his party's position on the GRC is "firm". The NSP declined comment, referring to the ongoing discussions that will resume tomorrow.
In the 2011 GE, Mr Yee had contested and lost narrowly in Joo Chiat SMC, which has been absorbed into Marine Parade GRC for the coming elections. Mr Yee said that apart from continuing to walk the ground in Joo Chiat after the GE, he had also started outreach efforts in the rest of the Marine Parade GRC area since "more than a year ago".
Apart from Mr Yee, WP potential candidate Terence Tan, 44, was also spotted at the party's house visits in Serangoon Central.
Mr Tan, who was one of the speakers at a WP rally in the Punggol East by-election in 2013, is a lawyer. He is on the legal team representing the Aljunied-Hougang-Punggol East (AHPETC) Town Council in the ongoing court case against the Ministry of National Development. The ministry is appealing against a High Court's refusal to appoint independent accountants to oversee government grants to the AHPETC.
For the NSP, central executive committee members Steve Chia and Spencer Ng were among party members and supporters canvassing support in Serangoon Central, several blocks of flats away from the WP group.
Political analyst Eugene Tan noted the guiding principle among some in the opposition circles that a party that had contested in a ward would have "the first right to contest there". "The WP, however, has never explicitly agreed to that," said the Singapore Management University law don.
National University of Singapore political scientist Bilveer Singh felt that the NSP has "strong grounds" to contest in Marine Parade GRC and MacPherson SMC. "What happens when two rationalities clash? In politics you give and take, something the Opposition is not good at in Singapore so far," he said.


8/10/2018 · My anhedonia is not caused by my drug use, it was always there, so I know it wont get better with time. Bupropion and SSRIs/SNRIs dont help. Low dose stims (i.e prescribed ritalin) now gives me bad dysphoria if I take it.... The treatment of Ejaculatory Anhedonia and Sexual Anhedonia can be done after a proper diagnosis of the condition. Once diagnosis establishes these disorders, Anhedonia drug treatment may be carried out with the aid of a sustained-release medicine known as Bupropion.
I initially had emotional flatlining and depression, but was able to get rid of the depression while total anhedonia remained. I was able to clearly see the difference between the two, and hesitate to mention another troubling characteristic of anhedonia that may be different from depression. how to get discovered on nabo Nah, you gotta add in the guy who ate 2 ounces of them and abuses ten grams a day, yet thinks it's okay, to get the other abusers taking 5 to 15 grams a day out of the woodworks chiming in, too.
2/01/2015 · I live in anhedonia, a state of a loss of pleasure; due to the neurological inhibition caused by Abilify. Welbutrin works as a wakefullness promoting agent, a mild stimulant. Welbutrin works as a wakefullness promoting agent, a mild stimulant. how to get rid of wallpaper paste Absence of energy: People with anhedonia may be less able to do things and get tired more easily. Lack of attention: People with this problem may be less active, less attentive and having problems paying attention and to concentrate .
Will Making Yourself Pass Out Cure Anhedonia?
The point is not to get hung up on what is and what is not pleasure. The point is that anhedonia, in its most severe form, involves the loss of all positive feelings. In other words, The point is that anhedonia, in its most severe form, involves the loss of all positive feelings.
To get rid of anhedonia and get some sizzle back into a life of recovery, you have to eat right, develop good sleep habits, get some exercise, and start thinking. During the early days of recovery, whether that's from 3 months to a year, your brain may feel like oatmeal.
The anhedonia is the loqueo of the capacity of reward before stimuli habitually reinforcing and the loss of the interest or pleasure in all or almost all the activities.
17/11/2014 · Best Answer: It depends on what the anhedonia is from. If it's from depression, antidepressants will usually work. You need to see a psychiatrist though if it's serious enough. Otherwise, talk to your family doctor.


Neon announces two options for its streaming service – TV-only or TV and movies.
Sky TV's streaming service NEON has added a new TV-only subscription package for a reduced price of $11.99 per month.
"We have paid close attention to feedback from our customers and as a result are excited to now offer two NEON packages, at two different price points," says NEON General Manager Cuan Gray.
The NEON TV package is available for $11.99 per month and the NEON TV & MOVIES package remains at $20 per month.
"Giving new customers the ability to choose between the NEON TV or TV and movies packages lets them opt for a more bespoke viewing experience – so if they'd prefer to binge on TV only, they can choose to do just that," he said.
"NEON has hundreds of TV titles available across a variety of genres, genuinely offering something for every taste. We also have great exclusive content, such as HBO's Westworld, Big Little Lies, Game Of Thrones and Silicon Valley, as well as fan favourites including Nashville, Nurse Jackie, Atlanta and The Affair," he said.
NEON welcomes anyone who hasn't signed up to NEON before and who is considering signing up to the NEON TV package, to dive in and enjoy a free 14-day TV trial.
"With unlimited access to great shows it offers a true taste of the NEON experience and is a great way for Kiwis to indulge in some of the best TV on the planet, whenever they want, wherever they want," said Mr Gray.
Movie fans are still well catered for with hundreds of great viewing options available on the NEON TV and Movies package. Featuring NEON's entire TV catalogue as well as the latest blockbuster movies, family features, festival films and rom-coms, the cost of this package remains at $20 per month.


Fitness is essential, even if you're not planning on running a marathon. This article provides tips to help you get and stay fit, most useful fitness tips in one place.
Plant a garden at your yard. Gardening is one of the best hobbies to help get you can take up to stay in shape.
Be creative when designing your new fitness program. There are many opportunities to get fit that do not involve going to any gym. You need to do something that you enjoy any exercise selected so that you will commit to sticking to it.
Muscular thighs are essential for preventing knee injuries. Torn ligaments are common sports injuries. Leg curls and leg extensions are great for this.
It is vital that you walk with proper form. Walk as straight as you can with your shoulders square and lifted. Your arms should be at an angle of about 90 degrees. Make sure your arms move in an opposite your foot movements.
Maintain a log of the exercise you do each day. You can even keep track of what the day's weather. This can help you reflect on anything that affected your fitness plan. If you skip a couple of days of exercise, look to see if there are any similarities between them.
A stronger core is the foundation of a fit body. Having a stable and robust core makes exercising other muscles of your body more comfortable. One way to increase your core is doing sit-ups. Doing sit ups also increase the range of motion you experience. This can help you get more out of abdominal exercises in the future.
You are not going to get six pack abs by only doing crunches all the time. You can build strength on your body by building your abs, but you can make your muscles stronger.
Make a schedule to prevent you from following through on your fitness routine. Plan the number of days, and don't stray from the schedule. If you absolutely must miss a day of fitness, schedule another day to make up for it, and treat it with equal importance.
This helps start your day off on the right foot and builds healthy habits.
Clean off any machines at the fitness center before you start your workout. Other fitness users may have left nasty bacteria.
These labels & names can drain away your motivation right from the start. When you refer to working out, refer to it as whatever you will be doing, running, or cycling is more interesting.
Never work out when you are under the weather. Your body will not be able to build muscles correctly when you are feeling under the weather. This is why you should stop exercising until you feel better. While you're waiting to heal up, take care of your body with a good diet and plenty of sleep.
Don't extend your thumb around the bar when doing pull ups or lat pulldowns. You will be able to focus on your back muscles if you put your thumb next to your index finger. It may feel strange at first, but it will work the correct muscles.
A big workout hint is to place your tongue against the top of your mouth while doing sit-ups or situps. This also helps you avoid injuries and potentially injuring them.
You can ask if your company provides exercise facilities in house or in partnership with other companies. You can use relatively expensive machines there like you can read in this maxi climber review, and keep your body in shape. If your company does not offer this, you are more likely to stick with your program.
This journal will boost your habits and is a great way to gauge successes of the accomplishments that you have made over time. Treat fitness as something that your life will depend on.
Purchase quality exercise machinery of your body into shape. This investment will help you in profit as long as you continue to utilize it as much as possible. Do your research to find a good price. Be sure to buy something of high quality so you can use it for years to come.
Reward yourself for achieving your accomplishments. Set short-term goals for yourself and reward each one. This is a great motivational factor and helps you achieve your progress.
You might also get good referrals from a sports medicine clinics for referrals.
Quit smoking for better immediate health and to prolong your health. It is never too late to quit smoking. You will lengthen your potential lifespan and lessen heart attack. Take care of yourself and drop the smoking habit.
It might be a good idea to meet with professionals when you are setting goals for your fitness. Nutritionists can be fairly inexpensive for a one-time meeting to have your questions answered. This will allow you an idea of how food affects your body will respond to different foods.
You will quickly experience the benefits that can last you through the rest of your life.
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4k01:01MONTREAL, QC - 1/2014 - 4K 60fps - Closeup of firemen working on roof. Fire fighters walk and work on a structure fire on top of a roof involved in smoke.
4k00:13Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - September 15, 2018: 4k UHD establishing cinematic shot of Kuala Lumpur Petronas Twin Towers KLCC at blue hour dawn. It used to be the tallest building in the world.


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Hassan Qureshi makes good on lofty goals at 3060 Gallery
The Pakistan-born Columbus artist debuts hyper-real paintings of wildlife this month at Hilltop-area art space 3060 Gallery
Joel Oliphint
For as long as he can remember, Hassan Qureshi has used drawing as a creative outlet. In Karachi, Pakistan, where Qureshi lived until the age of 8, he drew pictures of the animals around him, mainly dogs and goats.
After moving to the United States, Qureshi continued to follow his interest in drawing and painting, but he didn't pursue a formal education in the arts, opting instead to study biomedical science at the University of Cincinnati. Over time, he drifted away from his lifetime hobby, but a marketing agency, of all things, brought him back.
"After I graduated college, someone actually came to me and said, 'Hey, I need your specific set of skills as an artist,'" Qureshi said. "They wanted somebody that could storyboard for them when they were working on commercials, and that was the first time where somebody said, 'This is a valuable skill.' It triggered something in my mind where I started to explore art again, and I started painting and drawing again."
Qureshi, who moved to Columbus a year ago, recently began a series of hyper-realistic acrylic paintings of animals, some of which are now on display through the end of the month at 3060 Gallery, an artist-run, Hilltop-area gallery near the corner of West Broad Street and South Westmoor Avenue in the Westgate BusinessWorks Complex. (Recent work from Columbus artist Miranda Gray is also currently on display; 3060's two featured artists change monthly, with opening receptions during the Hilltop Art Hop on the first Saturday of the month.)
Qureshi's recent series, which includes exotic mammals such as a lion, tiger, elephant and ocelot, took inspiration from a South African photographer who often takes photos of African animals in morning light, just as the sun begins to the illuminate the creatures. Qureshi took a similar approach, employing a pitch-black background and depicting the wild animals emerging from the darkness with a shimmery glow.
"I was pushing my own boundaries as an artist of having this lofty goal where I wanted to make it as hyper-realistic as possible," said Qureshi, who also sees a conservation element in the work. "It explores the beauty of [wildlife] in a way where, if you're not directly in Africa or in South America where these animals exist, you're not seeing them up close. But maybe I can give you a window into that."
Qureshi's next lofty goal is to paint murals — a creative process that, in many ways, is the complete opposite of the one he employed for the wildlife series, shifting from fine details and small brushes to more large-scale work outdoors. He anticipates his subject matter changing, too.
"A lot of my other work explores areas that deal with self-identity, because as an immigrant, I'm always struggling with that. What is my true identity? Where do I feel most comfortable and where don't I feel comfortable, and why is that?" he said. "A lot of my artwork within that realm looks at areas where we don't feel comfortable."


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Q: An infinite sequence of independent events with constant probability is uncountable Let $(\Omega, M, P)$ be a probability measure space and assume there is an infinite sequence $A_1, A_2, \ldots$ of elements of $M$ which are all independent from each other and such that $P(A_i) = \frac{1}{2}$ for all $i \in \mathbb{N}$. How does one prove the claim that $\Omega$ is uncountable?

A: Assume that $\Omega$ is countable, and call $\omega_i$ its elements.
Then, we define $I_i=   \{n|  \omega _i \in A_n     \}$. From Borel-Cantelli each $I_i$ is infinite.
Now, observe that
$$\Omega = \bigcup _{ i \geq 1   }   \bigcap_{n\in I_i     }A_n $$
From independence it is straightforward that $$\mathbb{P}(  \bigcap_{n\in I_i     }A_n   )=0$$
Now, $\Omega$ is a countable union of null sets therefore from subadditivity
$$\mathbb{P}(\Omega)=0.$$
A contradiction.

A: Suppose $(\Omega, \mathcal{M}, \mu)$ is a probability measure space where $\Omega$ is countable.
Lemma 1. There is a decomposition $\displaystyle \Omega = \bigcup_{n < \alpha} \Omega_n$ into $\alpha$ disjoint measurable subsets $\Omega_n \subseteq \Omega$, where $\alpha \leqslant \omega$, such that $(\forall \varnothing \subsetneq A \subsetneq \Omega_n) \, A$ is not measurable.
Proof. Define an equivalence relation $\sim$ on $\Omega$ by
$$a \sim b \iff (\forall E \in \mathcal{M}) \, \big[ a \in E \Leftrightarrow b \in E \big].$$
Let $\{ \Omega_n : n < \alpha \}$ be the set of it's equivalence classes, which is at most countable, so $\alpha \leqslant \omega$. Let $a \in \Omega_n$ for some $n < \alpha$. For each $b \notin \Omega_n$ we find $E_b \in \mathcal{M}$ such that $a \in E_b$ but $b \notin E_b$. Then $\displaystyle \Omega_n = \bigcap_{b \in \Omega} E_b$ which is a countable intersection, so $\Omega_n$ are measurable.
Now suppose $\varnothing \subsetneq A \subsetneq \Omega_n$ and let $a \in A, b \in \Omega_n \setminus A$. If $A$ were measurable, by definition $a \not \sim b$ although $a, b$ belong to a common equivalence class $\Omega_n$, which is impossible. $\ \square$

Lemma 2. $(\mathcal{M}, \mu)$ is isomorphic to $(\mathcal{P}(\mathbb{N}), \nu)$ for some probability measure $\nu$ on $\mathcal{P}(\mathbb{N})$.
Proof. Let $\displaystyle \Omega = \bigcup_{n < \alpha} \Omega_n$ be a decomposition as in Lemma 1. Let $\varphi : \mathcal{P}(\alpha) \to \mathcal{M}$ be given as $\displaystyle \varphi(A) = \bigcup_{n \in A} \Omega_n$. One easily proves that this is an isomorphism of algebras.
Now if $\alpha$ were finite, so would be $\mathcal{M}$, but since $A_i$'s from the question are independent, they are infinitely many distinct sets in $\mathcal{M}$. So $\alpha = \omega$ and $\mathcal{P}(\alpha) = \mathcal{P}(\mathbb{N})$ and it suffices to transport $\mu$ to $\mathcal{P}(\mathbb{N})$ through $\varphi$. $\ \square$

By Lemma 2, without loss of generality we can assume that $\Omega = \mathbb{N}$ and each $A \subseteq \Omega$ is measurable. There is $N \in \mathbb{N}$ such that $\mu( \{ 1, 2, \ldots, N \} ) \geqslant \frac{5}{6}$. Since there are infinitely many $A_n$'s, there are $n < m$ such that $A_n \cap \{ 1, 2, \ldots, N \} = A_m \cap \{ 1, 2, \ldots, N \}$. But given that $\mu(A_n) = \mu(A_m) = \frac{1}{2}$, we have $\mu(A_n \cap \{ 1, 2, \ldots, N \}) = \mu(A_m \cap \{ 1, 2, \ldots, N \}) \geqslant \frac{1}{3}$, so $\mu(A_n \cap A_m) \geqslant \frac{1}{3} > \frac{1}{4}$ and they are not independent.

A: Define $X:= \sum_{n=1}^{\infty} 2^{-n}\cdot 1_{A_n}$.
Using this question, we see that $X$ is uniformly distributed over $[0,1]$.
Now if $\Omega$ was countable, then $$\sum_{\omega \in \Omega} P(X=X(\omega)) = 1$$But since $X$ is uniformly distributed, it follows that $P(X=X(\omega))=0$ for all $\omega$, which contradicts the above expression.

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Mariano Rivera never liked Francisco Rodriguez
By Mike FlorioAug 13, 2010, 10:12 AM EDT
As tends to happen when someone's bad behavior is made public–just think back to all the Tiger Woods stuff for the most recent prominent example in sports–stories about Francisco Rodriguez being a bad guy are coming out of the woodwork now.
Bob Klapisch of the Bergen Record passes along this gem about Rodriguez and Mariano Rivera:
Rodriguez's reputation was damaged even before joining the Mets. On the eve of the 2008 All-Star Game at the Stadium, Mariano Rivera ordered clubhouse attendants to keep K-Rod's locker as far away as possible. The Yankee closer, a deeply religious man, decided he couldn't stand even one night of K-Rod's excesses.
Klapisch goes on to chide the Mets for not reigning in Rodriguez earlier, suggesting that their lack of control over the closer "in part, is why Rodriguez went off on a family member on Wednesday, because somewhere in his consciousness he knew he could get away with it."
That seems like one hell of a leap in logic to me, although certainly making the Mets responsible for his beating up a 53-year-old man is a great way to sell newspapers and given how dysfunctional the whole team has been few people are going to stick up for them no matter the claims.


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MoviesWithMusicByDepecheMode
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Movies With Music By Depeche Mode
The goals of this project are two-fold.
Step 1: Document the canonical list of movies that have at least one song by Depeche Mode playing during the movie. It can be a cover.
Step 2: Watch the movies.
The List(s)
Depeche Mode centric videos
I think it makes sense to separate out documentaries, videos etc. that are specifically about Depeche Mode as those are too "obvious". However, listed here for completeness.
\"Behind the Music\" Depeche Mode (1998) - Airdate 28 February 1998 (Season 2, Episode 20)
The Singles 86>98
Chronologically ordered:
Modern Girls - But Not Tonight
Summer Lovers (1982) - Just Can't Get Enough
Dangerously Close (1986) - Stripped, A Question of Lust
Modern Girls (1986) - But Not Tonight (Single Remix, Video Version)
Bright Lights, Big City (1988) - Pleasure, Little Treasure (Glitter Mix)
Earth Girls are Easy (1989) - Route 66 (Nile Rodgers mix) *
Say Anything (1989) - Stripped (Live version from 101)
The Natural History of Parking Lots (1990) - Never Let Me Down Again
Bis ans Ende der Welt (a.k.a. Until The End Of The World) (1991) - Death's Door
Space Ghost Coast to Coast (1997) - Home
The Wedding Singer (1998) - Just Can't Get Enough (on soundtrack volume 2 per Amazon, need actual movie time index)
Not Another Teen Movie (2001) - Never Let Me Down Again covered by Smashing Pumpkins, But Not Tonight covered by Scott Weiland
Gegen die Wand (a.k.a Head On, Duvara Karşl) (2004) - I Feel You
To Do: Note timeindices for all songs in the movies.
http://www.ordersomewherechaos.com/rosso/mode/soundtracks/
TV shows with music by Depeche Mode
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San Francisco, CA – The Risky Business initiative today announced a new partnership with Risk Management Solutions (RMS), the world's leading catastrophe risk management firm, to enhance the initiative's ability to provide high-quality data on climate change risk to business leaders who face economic risks associated with a changing climate.
RMS joins the initiative as a content partner, and will work with lead initiative staff at Next Generation to provide robust analysis of the impacts climate change will likely have on coastal infrastructure and related assets. The results will be included in a major report on the economic risks of climate change in the United States, due in June 2014.
RMS employs more than 1,200 professionals, including multi-disciplinary scientists, modelers, and big compute technologists and engineers who analyze data, create models and develop software to enable key business sectors around the world to quantify risks and develop solutions to manage risk and increase resiliency.
For the Risky Business initiative, RMS modelers and scientists are using its market-leading stochastic hurricane and coastal flooding model. The RMS model simulates the likelihood and economic impacts of thousands of individual storms and coastal flooding events, at high-levels of resolution, across the Gulf and Atlantic Coasts of the United States. These models will be conditioned and run against a set of scenarios for future sea levels and patterns of hurricane activity, based upon peer-reviewed climate science on sea-level rise scenarios and expected changes in hurricane frequency and severity.
Launched in October 2013, Risky Business (www.riskybusiness.org) is a year-long effort to quantify and publicize the economic risks the United States faces from the impacts of a changing climate.
An engagement effort focused on the communities most at risk from a changing climate, to begin the process of helping leaders from these communities prepare a measured response to the risks they face. The engagement will be led by a risk committee composed of top national and regional leaders from across the American economic and political spectrum.
Risky Business is a joint initiative of Bloomberg Philanthropies, the Office of Hank Paulson, and Next Generation. All three organizations are providing staff input to the project, and are supporting an independent economic analysis that will quantify the range of likely costs of climate-driven impacts and weather disasters. Additional support for Risky Business was provided by the Skoll Global Threats Fund.
RMS technology enables the world to have a more complete view of catastrophic risk.
RMS is transforming the insurance industry's understanding and quantification of risk with RMS(one)™, the industry's only exposure and risk management platform.
More than 400 insurers, reinsurers, trading companies and other financial institutions trust RMS models, analytics and metrics as reliable benchmarks for strategic risk pricing, management and transfer.
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Exclusive: IAAF breaks silences over SLAA tussle
Palo Conteh and Karim Sesay in photo above to likely face off again
The International Athletics Federation, IAAF has finally broken their silence in the ongoing Sierra Leone Athletics Association (SLAA) power struggle saga.
In a December 1st 2015 letter addressed to the SLAA Secretary General, Dauda Sundufu Sowa, the Director of IAAF President's office, Nick Davies stated that they (IAAF) will never interfere in the affairs of a national federation but will not recognise any elections that is not convened by an outgoing executive.
According to Davies, if the SLAA Executive headed by Abdul Karim Sesay fails to hold an elective congress before 30th December 2015; they (IAAF) will consider Sierra Leone an executive less association and that will be followed by appropriate actions.
The full letter from the IAAF reads: "This is to acknowledge recipient of your email with regards to the SLAA's extraordinary assembly held on November 20th 2015.
At the onset I would like to underline that there has always been problems with the SLAA as far as the elective general assembly process is concerned."
"Back in 2011 the former Director of the IAAF President's office came to Sierra Leone to ascertain that an elective general assembly was properly conducted with genuine stakeholders taking part. This led to the election of Abdul Karim Sesay as President and yourself as the General Secretary.
"You may wish to note that the IAAF keeps close monitoring of the elective general assembly of our member federations and in fact we wrote to the SLAA on March 11th 2015 reminding you all that the mandate of the current board was going to expire on 3rd April 2015."
"The response we got was that due to the Ebola crisis, and public health emergency act, meetings were not allowed. On 19th June 2015, SLAA informed the IAAF that there will be an extraordinary general assembly on the 31st July through the 1st August 2015 and an elective general assembly on the 5th September 2015.
On 10th September 2015, the IAAF requested information from the SLAA about the outcome of the elective general assembly held on the 5th September 2015. The response we received was that the elective general assembly was postponed to 11th November 2015 and that there were a lot of interference around the organisation of the assembly since the Defence Minister declared his intention to run for the presidency and there was also an intimidation campaign going."
The letter further stated: "On 13th November, we received an email from your President informing us that the Ministry of Sports and the National Sports Council had issued a Press Release to call for an indefinite suspension of the elective general assembly that had been schedule for 11th November 2015.
"Sundufu Sowa, being the General Secretary of the Federation, you were well aware of the decision and party to all decisions and now you are forwarding us the minutes of an extra-ordinary meeting held on 20th November 2015 by a so-called 'Legitimate Stakeholders of SLAA' whereby the Deputy Minister of Sports was present despite the fact that there was an official Press Release from the Ministry of Sports and the National Sports Council that they had called off the elective general assembly that was schedule on 11th November 2015."
By: Sahr Morris Jr.


This year's theme for Troy's Greek Week is "One Troy, One Family, One Greek," and it celebrates the 50th year of Greek life on Troy's campus. Greek Week — March 15-26 — is a time for the Troy Greek community to come together and participate in campuswide events and competitions.
"I am really excited about the new events and this year's theme, 'One Troy, One Family, One Greek,' because it really promotes unity within the Greek system," said Brittany Taylor, a junior biomedical sciences major from Wadley and Greek Week chair for Kappa Delta.
The Can Castle competition, in partnership with the Office of Civic Engagement, was held on Wednesday, March 15, where members collected canned foods and constructed castles that were judged based on creativity, structure, relation to the theme and incorporation of materials.
There were over 7,000 cans collected, which exceeded the original goal of 6,000 cans.
Best overall honors was awarded to Phi Mu, with Alpha Gamma Delta in second. Most Overall Items Collected was awarded to Chi Omega, and Best Non-Greek Group was awarded to the public relations campaign class taught by Morgan Drinkard, a lecturer in the Hall School of Journalism.
On Saturday, March 18, Union Road had a concert in downtown Troy on the Square. According to the band's website, it plays '90s alternative, '80s rock country and party songs.
A blood drive was hosted on Monday, March 20, in which approximately 270 pints were collected, according to Mary Beth Mulkey, a junior risk management insurance major from Montgomery and Greek Week blood drive coordinator.
Barbara Patterson, director of student involvement, said that a main focus of the week is how the Greeks can give back to others.
"For me, the main focus of Greek Week is how Greeks will serve the community," Patterson said. "You see that in all different ways such as through the blood drive and the Can Castle competition.
Participating organization banners are displayed on Tailgate Terrace near the baseball field and were judged Monday.
For the women, Kappa Delta won first, Phi Mu second and Alpha Gamma Delta third. For the men, FarmHouse won first, Delta Kappa Epsilon second and Pi Kappa Phi third.
Monday night, Greek members played Trojan Feud, a new event this year that replaced trivia night from the past. It is modeled after the game show "Family Feud," and teams had the opportunity to answer questions related to Troy.
A sand volleyball match was held on Tuesday, March 21, in addition to a tailgate event and stroll-off event that evening.
During the stroll-off, several Greek organizations performed a "stroll," which is a choreographed routine, also known as "party walking," for participation points.
Winners for dessert at the tailgate were Kappa Delta for first place, Alpha Gamma Delta for second and Alpha Delta Pi for third. Winners for the meat include Alpha Tau Omega for first place, Sigma Chi for second and Pi Kappa Phi for third.
Dodgeball and Greek Sing took place on Wednesday, March 22. Greek Sing is a talent show competition where members can perform songs and dances.
T-Roy Kart is a "MarioKart type obstacle course relay" where members use a shopping cart to dodge obstacles, according to Leah Andrews, a senior biology education major from Mobile who is a Panhellenic representative.
"This year's Greek Week is different from the past because several new events such as T-Roy Kart, Trojan Feud and Stroll-off have been introduced," Taylor said.
Greek Spirit Night and Battle of the Bands will take place in downtown Troy on the Square on Thursday at 6 p.m.
Quarter Wars took place throughout the week in the Trojan Center, where organizations collected quarters or paper money for their jars. Any other silver change placed in the jar, such as dimes or nickels, count against that organization. Proceeds will be donated to local philanthropies.
On Friday, March 24, organizations will take part in Greek Games, a competition of field game activities.


Andy Weaver's newest collection, Gangson (NeWest Press), offers readers the best of poetry's two warring camps: experimental techniques such as cut-ups and chance-generated poetry are married with Weaver's irreverent, disarming lyricism. While its central long poem manipulates the language of Herbert Asbury's 1927 book Gangs of New York, Gangson's study of the aesthetics of violence turns to its own aesthetics of love.
When I was around three or four years old, I loved Dr. Seuss?s If I Ran the Zoo! I can remember asking my mom to read it to me over and over again. My Mom used to read me a lot of children?s poetry (Dr. Seuss, Dennis Lee) when I was really young, and that early exposure to language as a wonderful system of sound and joy was invaluable.
I remember being absolutely transfixed by Coleridge?s ?The Rime of the Ancient Mariner? when I was 17. It was the first poem that made me think poetry could actually be entertaining and vital and relevant. All of the poems I was studying at the time in high school struck me as boring, but the Romantics caught my imagination and got me reading poetry on my own, for enjoyment.
Robert Duncan is always at the top of my list of favourite poets. I?ll cheat and name his ?Passages? series as the group of poems I wish I could have written. Aesthetically and politically, they hold me in awe.
I like to write poems out of other texts. Around 2004, a woman gave a lecture at the University of Alberta on Seventeenth-Century Scottish religious and political pamphlets. It was a good lecture, but she passed out a handout with terrific excerpts from various pamphlets. I made a cut-up poem out of those excerpts.
I tend to walk away from things that aren?t working. I occasionally flip through old files of abandoned material and pull out bits and pieces for inclusion new pieces. I rarely go back and re-work abandoned material, but I often use abandoned work as spare parts for new work.
Well, I just re-read John Ashbery?s Self-Portrait in a Convex Mirror and Bruce Andrews?s Tizzy Boost and both are books that continue to keep me sockless. The most recently published book to completely dazzle me was probably Lisa Robertson?s Magenta Soul Whip (Coach House Books, 2009).
My answer to both questions is the same: the lack of monetary remuneration. On one hand, it?s frustrating to put in lots of work and not get paid for it (and it?s especially frustrating to see some of my friends struggle financially even though they are terrific poets). On the other hand, the lack of payment means that poets have to get jobs and actually interact with the world; moreover, in a time of omnipresent capitalism, I like the idea that poetry often exists as a gift or exchange economy.
Andy Weaver's most recent book of poetry, Gangson, was recently published by NeWest Press. His previous book, Were the bees, was shortlisted for an Alberta Book Award. He teaches poetry and poetics at York University.
For more information about gangson please visit the NeWest Press website.


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