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The Parish of Radley (National Grid Reference SU 525 990) is an area measuring approximately 3km east-to-west by 4.5km north-to-south in the Thames valley just south of Oxford. The topography is fairly uniform with the land sloping from 93m above mean sea level in the northwest (Sugworth) to 52 metres above msl along the River Thames, which marks the eastern and southern boundaries of the parish.
Radley lies on the narrow belt of 140 million year old Kimmeridge Clay, which, in southern England, extends from Aylesbury through Abingdon and Swindon. This belt marks the southern edge of the Upper Jurassic rocks which extend in a broad band across the SE midlands. At Radley, this is overlaid with alluvium with first terrace sand and gravel deposits to the south, which have been extensively worked over many years; and older second terrace deposits to the north. However, in other parts of Oxfordshire, as well as in Wiltshire and Dorset, Upper Jurassic clay beds, in the course of being mined for the production of bricks, have proved to be a rich source of dinosaur remains.
Across the river, to the south of Radley, in the parish of Culham, the underlying rocks are of the more recent Cretaceous period.
Even up to the present day, the geology of southern Radley is being altered by man through the extraction of sand and gravel and the infilling of the pits with pulverised fuel ash (PFA) from Didcot Power Station.
Natural England, Geology of Oxfordshire
Oxford University Museum of Natural History. The Oxfordshire Dinosaurs
The Geology of Oxfordshire
Philip Powell
Published by The Dovecote Press Ltd, Stanbridge, Dorset, 2005
ISBN 1 904349 19 6
Permanent link to this article: http://www.radleyvillage.org.uk/ourvillage/nature-2/location-geology/


This time the reason is the inflation in China. And eventually it will get back to us. And this makes the bond traders concerned. And yes, the rate is up.
Don't worry. This time we need the Fed to do what they are supposed to do. And let's see whether the QEII purchase will bring down the rate back to the normal level.
I know lots of people are waiting for low rates. Some are unrealistic. And some are getting a little panic now after the rate is up. It's still in the trading range and it will be back lower.


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Lawrence case may bring suit
An attorney for the injured Wilson football player has filed a notice that will keep the option open.
by Sam Carchidi, Inquirer Staff Writer, Posted: April 26, 2007
Shykem Lawrence was paralyzed in August.
The attorney representing Shykem "Shaka" Lawrence, the Woodrow Wilson High senior who was paralyzed while making a tackle in a football scrimmage in August, has taken a step toward filing a lawsuit that would seek $10 million in damages.
A 90-day notice letter was sent to 18 potential defendants in the case, attorney Ron Gilbert said last night.
Gilbert said that in order to keep alive the possibility of filing a lawsuit, the notice had to be sent within 90 days of Lawrence's 18th birthday.
Lawrence turned 18 on Jan. 7, and the certified letters were received on March 20, Gilbert said.
The attorney said he was unsure whether a lawsuit would be filed.
"We have to have a factual foundation and have to see if we have enough information," he said. "A lot of times, lawsuits like this don't work. I won't file a frivolous lawsuit."
Added Gilbert, a Michigan-based lawyer who is working in conjunction with Michael Dillon, a Jersey City lawyer: "Shaka is just trying to find his way and graduate with his class. That's what's important now."
The lawsuit being considered claims that "numerous acts of omission" contributed to the injury, "including, but not limited to, inadequate/improper coaching instructions."
According to a source familiar with the situation, the potential lawsuit also says that improper supervision and the improper providing of equipment played a role in the injury.
Lawrence suffered a broken neck while playing safety in a scrimmage at Eastern on Aug. 25. He spent 71/2 months in the hospital and is paralyzed from the neck down.
The NJSIAA, the governing body of New Jersey high school sports, is named as a potential defendant, along with several coaches and administrators from Woodrow Wilson and Eastern, including Philip Freeman, president of Camden's Board of Education.
Woodrow Wilson High is in Camden.
Freeman said he was disappointed that a lawsuit was being considered.
"I have not received any notification, but our solicitor will be on this," he said. "We are doing all we possibly can to help Mr. Lawrence and we will continue to do all we can to see that he is cared for.
"It's unfortunate that they decided to take this to lawyers."
Alvinita Lawrence, Shykem's mother, said she has insurance that covers $5 million of her son's medical expenses. Gilbert said Lawrence also has a $1 million disability policy.
Gilbert said he did not expect to make a decision on filing the lawsuit until after Lawrence graduates from Wilson on June 21. Lawrence is expected to be one of the featured speakers at the ceremony.
Contact staff writer Sam Carchidi
or scarchidi@phillynews.com.
Sam Carchidi, Inquirer Staff Writer
Jeff Woodward powers Methacton past Norristown
Football recruiting: Burlington City's D.J. Woodbury chose football over basketball, but he has unfinished goals on the court
Chris Melchiorre
Legendary Lansdale Catholic football coach Jim Algeo dies at 83
Southeastern Pennsylvania basketball rankings: No. 1 Neumann-Goretti, No. 2 Archbishop Wood set for showdown
Jaylen Stinson's dramatic three-pointer helps Archbishop Wood beat Roman Catholic in 2 OTs
Basketball recruiting: Paul VI's Jaden Arline looks forward to more college exposure
Kevin Cooney

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It's a fact that gymnast Simone Biles has to deal with a lot of ridiculous B.S. Remember the time she was told to smile more? Nope, nope, nope.
But thanks to trolls trolling, the Olympian has developed a thick skin and is ready to defend herself when the situation calls for it. And the situation most definitely called for it when someone hit her Instagram to accuse her of partying too hard and being "trash" — simply because she's taking a yearlong break from gymnastics.
Biles explained her response in a Twitter post, writing, "Comments like this have me shook. I really wanted to blur her name out so she doesn't get attention. but it is what it is."
Someone please give her a gold medal in shutting down trolls; she's earned it.


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Q: MySQL conditions between two tables Table "servers":
+----+----------------+
| id | disabled_until |
+----+----------------+
| 1  | 0              |     // disabled_until is an epoch timestamp
| 2  | 146893210      |     // (irrelevant)
| 3  | 1468969442     |
+----+----------------+

Table "server_disables":
+----+-----------+-------+----------------+
| id | server_id | tld   | disabled_until |
+----+-----------+-------+----------------+
| 1  | 1         | .com  | 0              |
| 2  | 1         | .org  | 1468969900     |
| 2  | 3         | .com  | 1468969900     |
+----+-----------+-------+----------------+

I am trying to make a query which selects rows from servers where:

*

*There's 0 rows in server_disables where server_disables.server_id = servers.id or

*There's 1+ rows in server_disables where server_disables.server_id = servers.id and the server_disables.disabled_until is less than a certain time (say, x)

I believe I've created a query which can accomplish #2, but not #1. I don't know where to continue or how to add a case for when there's 0 matching rows in server_disables.
You can see my attempt in OR d.disabled_until IS NULL but it isn't working.
Query:
SELECT s.* FROM servers s
INNER JOIN server_disables d ON (d.server_id = s.id AND d.tld = '.com')
WHERE (s.disabled_until < 1468984373)
AND (d.disabled_until < 1468984373 OR d.disabled_until IS NULL)
ORDER BY RAND() LIMIT 5

My question is how to make my query also show rows from the "servers" table where there's 0 rows merged from the INNER JOIN.

A: You should use LEFT JOIN, and maybe there are duplicated rows, so you may also need to use DISTINCT, try this:
SELECT DISTINCT s.* FROM servers s
LEFT JOIN server_disables d ON (d.server_id = s.id AND d.tld = '.com')
WHERE (s.disabled_until < 1468984373)
AND (d.disabled_until IS NULL OR d.disabled_until < 1468984373)
ORDER BY RAND() LIMIT 5

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I love to show real attention to the most intimate parts of the body that you might lack. Just allow me to touch you in whole new ways that will lead to some new noises and satisfaction. I have no problems to show my delight and thrill. I would love to share my skills in the bed and other places. I'm sure that as a GFE woman we will find the best spot to sit down and enjoy ourselves. I can also be very naughty in private so that you could feel my interesting approach to your deepest wishes at the right time.


What do you get when you combine Girl Scouts, 5,000 Girl Scout cookie boxes and female professionals working in the design industry? Girl Scout Cookie Construction, of course!
On March 7, a collaboration between The American Institute of Architects Kansas City (AIA KC), Women in Design Kansas City (WiD KC), Time Warner Cable and Girl Scouts of NE Kansas & NW Missouri will culminate with Cookie Construction Build Day at Crown Center in Kansas City, Missouri.
"By learning how to design, engineer and build structures out of Girl Scout cookie boxes, girls are able to engage in real-world challenges that designers, engineers and architects encounter in their careers," said Perry Watson, Time Warner Cable's Area Vice President of Operations.
Samantha McCloud, WiD KC, also sees girls learning about communication, collaboration and innovation. "Beyond design-thinking skills, the young women that participate in this program gain the opportunity to learn and develop many soft skills that will help them succeed throughout their lives," she says.
Girl Scouts are learning from the best of the best in Cookie Construction. The team leaders are respected professionals and accomplished architects, interior architects and design engineers in the community who want to see more women join them in their field in the coming years.
March 7, Build Day, the teams will have four hours to assemble their designs. Judging begins at 1 p.m. and the award for best overall design will be given during a presentation at 2 p.m. Structures will be on-view at Crown Center through March 27 and you can vote for your favorite to win the "People's Choice Award"!


I totally agree. Sometimes you take compliments any way you can get them!
One question though… has that houndstooth skirt been featured in a post? Much like pin stripes, I can't seem to get enough houndstooth and would love to see it!
I haven't seen your blog in a while. Your haircut looks great!
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What you should do if you have nowhere to stay tonight.
If you're worried about where you're going to stay tonight, let us know.
You can come to our Citizen Service Point (CSP) .
The earlier in the day you come to the CSP, the more likely it is that you'll be seen by an advisor on that day.
Then we'll arrange for you to have an assessment. We'll try to get you an appointment that day.
You can also call us on 0117 352 6800 between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday.
When you call us, we'll take your details and arrange an assessment at the CSP. It can take up to 48 hours to get an appointment, but we'll try and see you as soon as we can.
If you need help when our office is closed (after 5pm on week days, at weekends or on public holidays), you should go to your nearest police station or call the Emergency Duty Team on 01454 615 165.
Many people believe that if they're homeless they're entitled to an offer of council accommodation.
Unfortunately, a lot of people who are homeless don't always have a right to any kind of housing from the council.
Even if we have a duty to house you, the kind of accommodation you get might not be council or other social housing. Even people who are in the most need can be waiting many years to get a home.


New to The Balvenie's standard range is a 17yo whisky.
Before this launch, they had their 12yo Signature, 12yo DoubleWood, 15yo Single Barrel series (amazing series, people!) and a 21yo PortWood as their standard range.
On the nose – Kip Winger says she's 17 but she don't smell 17.
This juice has the youthful quality of light bright fruit upon first sniff (pears, which are slight, as well as green plums).
Nosing after a few sips and the wood starts to come through in a welcome way.
On the mouth – Packed full of light flavors: Honey ("The" signature Balvenie character), light wood spice, white/yellow cherries.
Insanely approachable whisky. Easy going. Almost too easy.
Sugared breakfast cereal (thinking Alpha-Bits, to be sure). Soft mouthfeel.
Not very viscous but again, easy.
Finish – Biscuits, buttered with honey and medium wood spice.
In sum – For my tastes, I think I like the 12yo DoubleWood over this 17yo. Both are fine whiskies to be sure but I think the 12yo is a more challenging whisky and I'm one that likes to be challenged.
For those in the audience that is looking for what is quite possibly the easiest drinking whiskies I've had in a while, this baby is for you.
Special thanks to AW for the official sample!
I hope you'll all join in on welcoming a very special guest blogger today: David Hartogs.
David is a long time and loyal reader of my blog (thanks, David, as always) and has actually done a guest post about a year and a half ago detailing his trip to Scotland.
David is also a contributing writer to the Better Beer Authority and has recently become a founding member of the Jewish Single Malt Whisky Society. David, thank you for your membership!
As I was in the middle of another thrilling work day, my gchat pops up with one Mr. Hatton asking if I had a minute. For Joshua, of course I did. This led to that and 30 hours later I was standing in line at the Longview Gallery in Washington, DC waiting for the start of the exclusive tasting from Balvenie on their Roadshow tour, "The Balvenie Rare Craft Experience". Since I live and work in DC, (my office is 4 blocks from the gallery) and Joshua is in Connecticut, I would go in his place and blog about my experience.
First you should know, though I have huge amounts of respect for Balvenie, what they do and their philosophy, I have just not gotten into their whiskies as others have. I have a monthly Scotch of the month club and one member is a fanatic when it comes to Balvenie, sadly, he was not able to join me at this event. I've sampled about 10 different expressions but it's been about 18 months since the last time I had some. So my plan was to go into this event with an open mind to taste them again for the first time.
Balvenie has embarked on "Rare Craft Road Tour" Balvenie, at its root is a hand crafted whisky and to celebrate this they drove a handmade Morgan car around the United States celebrating handmade and rare crafts, from skateboards, to bicycles, anything really. All of these crafts were on display in the art gallery including the Morgan itself, what a beautiful car it was.
Balvenie also brought in a malting floor, so you could shovel the grains, and set aside a room with replica door to their famed Warehouse 24. This was a very polished marketing event. Even the ladies picked to host the event were fine crafts themselves.
On to the whisky! Balvenie had on hand a very nice sampling from their range. Starting with the 12 year Doublewood. This one in particular I have never been a fan of. That being said, it's been a while, and I thoroughly enjoyed this sample, and would have gotten more had I not had to work the next day. Next up I went with the 14 year Caribbean Cask. I've had the 17 year release before and found that to be too sweet. The 14 year however was well balanced and a highly enjoyable dram, towards the end I started getting some nice honey notes. The following sample, I had to hand them a card with my email address, phone number and kilt size to gain entry into the Warehouse 24 where they were pouring their famed 21 year Portwood. I've had this before. It is a lovely dram, inside the warehouse the gentleman pouring the dram was extremely knowledge about all things Balvenie (the other whisky pourers not so much). I overheard him mention that David Stewart, their master distiller is celebrating 50 years on the job! Lastly I sampled the 15 year Single Barrel. This was perhaps my favorite dram of the night. It was great to taste the malt without the addition of a barrel such as port or rum. My only wish is that I tried this first.
I was fortunate enough to have briefly met the US Brand Ambassador, Nicholas M. Pollachi, who though extremely busy took to time to say hello and send his regards to Mr. Hatton. He seems like quite the chap and someone who would be great fun to share a dram with. (Not to mention his business card has the most serious card stock I have ever seen on a business card.) Also showing what a small world this is, I introduced myself to Joshua London, a wine and spirits writer, and member of the Jewish Single Malt Whisky Society. He seemed to be enjoying the event himself and quite nice to meet a fellow Jewish Single Malt Whisky Society member local to DC. All in all this was a fine event, as Balvenie travels around the country on this tour, if you can find you way to an event, it really is worth seeking out.
It's not secret that I'm a fan of The Balvenie. I'll be headed there as part of the JSMWS tour this month and have been counting down the days until my arrival there. I was hoping to meet up with Mr. Sam Simmons while I'm out there but sadly, we'll be missing one another.
In case you missed my video series on The Balvenie (special thanks goes out, once again to Sam on that one), you can check them out here.
On the nose — Lemony goodness right up front.
Indian cooking spices; turmeric and a breath of cumin.
This is all rounded out by what seems to be lightly salted peanuts (the smell, not the taste).
On the mouth –– Hot and clean (an oxymoron in the adult film community).
Water calms this one down quite a bit.
Cooked sugar and orange butter. Malty. Insanely clean and fresh.
Dried apricots. Toasted coconut. Creme brulee.
Finish — Hot, long finish filled with banana, honey and a touch of apple.
In sum — Oh, you tease! The nose was brilliant. I can not stress that enough. The flavor of the whisky was a bit too shy but water woke her up just enough to make it all worth while. While normally I prefer a higher ABV, I think this one benefited with the addition of water. This is a watch-your-kids-play-in-the-sandbox-on-a-cool-summer's-day type of dram. I'm not sure I know what that means but perhaps it's the mix of parental pride and relaxation.


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(512) Taurinensis – planetoida z grupy przecinających orbitę Marsa okrążająca Słońce w ciągu 3 lat i 89 dni w średniej odległości 2,19 j.a. Została odkryta 23 czerwca 1903 roku w Landessternwarte Heidelberg-Königstuhl w Heidelbergu przez Maxa Wolfa. Nazwa planetoidy pochodzi od Taurinum, starożytnej nazwy miasta Turyn. Przed jej nadaniem planetoida nosiła oznaczenie tymczasowe (512) 1903 LV.

Zobacz też
 lista planetoid 1–1000
 lista ponumerowanych planetoid
 planetoidy przecinające orbitę Marsa

Bibliografia

Linki zewnętrzne

Planetoidy przecinające orbitę Marsa
Planetoidy klasy S
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Paris, March 9, 1928—1 p.m.
[Received 3:20 p.m.]
60. My telegram No. 57, March 3, 11 a.m. Petroleum importation bill was passed by the Chamber on the night of March 7. Bill now provides that import licenses are to be based on maximum figures of annual imports during last five years and proposed amendment discriminating in favor of French companies with respect to surplus license allotments is eliminated (see my despatch 8343 of February 18th, 1928). On the other hand, an amendment providing for government participation in the profits was adopted by a majority of one. This amendment does not involve discrimination. Moreover it seems [Page 843]likely to encounter opposition in the Senate and was probably proposed for this very reason by the Socialists who would like to see bill in its present form fail so as to give them a chance of passing a more monopolistic measure eventually. [Paraphrase.] During discussion, as reported in the official journal of March 8, M. Bokanowski, Minister of Commerce and Industry, made statements which have, however, caused a further unexpected and more alarming development. He declared, with regard to increased consumption, that the French Government had reserved the right to deliver licenses for surplus importation to whatever parties it might wish and to favor French refineries. Stating the position of the Government thus would have the effect of permitting, whenever the governmental licensing committee created by the bill might see fit, the sort of discrimination against non-French oil interests that had already been expressly cut out of the bill. See my despatch No. 8343 of February 18 for the viewpoint of M. Briand, with which these statements now are entirely at variance. Because of this fact and because of the urgency of the matter, since the bill may go at any moment to the Senate, I conferred with a representative of American oil interests and yesterday made it clear in a communication to Prime Minister Poincare (Minister Briand being away at Geneva) that I was acting without instructions, unofficially, and entirely on my own initiative by pointing out the above-stated fact and by expressing my personal hope that any discrimination against American interests might be avoided by the taking of due steps. [End paraphrase.]


Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows skiers will delight in reading the familiar and not-so-familiar accounts of how these two leading Sierra resorts got started. Eddy Ancinas' well-researched book will also appeal to anyone interested in the history of skiing in the 1950s and '60s, when the sport exploded in popularity.
From deadly avalanches to the politics of the people who built the ski areas, Eddy Ancinas' new book, "Squaw Valley & Alpine Meadows," unfolds with one-of-a-kind tales…what makes this telling of the tales unique is that Ancinas lived those decades alongside many of the characters she writes about so colorfully.


I was very excited to see JewintheCity.com on the blogroll until I read the disclaimer above it: The following blogs are good examples of the genres under which they are listed. Not all of them are here because they are good. Not all of the good ones are here. Hmmm…so does that make JewintheCity.com a good blog or just a good example of a blog? Maybe I can post an anonymous question in the comment section and find out.
Now, whether your blog is of the "good" or "bad" sort (I'm sure the former!), either way, if the students are studying your blog, hopefully you'll get feedback. So in the end, I cannot envision anything but this being to your benefit.
I also thought the idea of a blogging course to sound far-fetched, but I decided to do some research.
That course actually sounds pretty decent!
My husband was rather shocked when I informed him professors were reading my blog and using them in their classes. Whether they consider our blogs "good" or "bad," I'm sure we give them a dynamic look into the Jewish blogging community.
Can't wait to see the news articles!


"If you really want to hear about it, the first thing you'll probably want to know is where I was born and what my lousy childhood was like, and how my parents were occupied and all before they had me, and all that David Copperfield kind of crap, but I don't feel like going into it, if you want to know the truth."--Holden Caulfield, "The Catcher in the Rye"
Despite what sounds like silver spoon-fed beginnings, he started out as a busboy at Jack the Horse Tavern in Brooklyn Heights in 2006 and pulled through the ranks to become head bartender and beverage director within a year--all while finally turning of legal drinking age. Craft bartending became Maxwell's passion when a copy of "The Gentlemen's Companion, V.1 & 2 Around the World with a Fork, Knife and Spoon; Around the World with a Jigger, Beaker, and Flask" by Charles H. Baker Jr., was handed to him by St. John Frizzell (now owner of Fort Defiance in Red Hook) in the fall of 2007. Maxwell also studied with Damon Dyer of Flatiron Lounge, took the BarSmarts course, and has twice been a cocktail apprentice at Tales of the Cocktail--so he's more than done his homework. Now running a food and drink consulting firm, Jigger, Beaker & Flask, with his older brother, Jeremy Osslund, Maxwell is a notable bottlerocker in NYC's cocktailian scene, but he's not letting it go to his head, he says.
Q: What is the first thing you drink after a hard day's work?
• Fairway in Red Hook. I swear I don't live in Red Hook—there is just some great stuff down there.
A: It was once Lenelle's (in Red Hook!), which is no longer open. Astor Wines is pretty good. Sometimes doing a gig is good shopping—then again, I can't remember the last time I actually had to buy the booze myself.
A: A gallon of chilled water. If you were hoping for a bottle of booze, then I guess I would hope for some rum, maybe Appleton VX? Jamaican rum calls for the occasion, and it's just really easy on the palate. If there is no ice and I am on a desert island, I might not want to be sippin' on warm/hot hooch.
A: No, but from time to time I might put a dash of aromatic bitters behind the ears when I am feeling like I want to impress the ladies. Some barkeeps I know say it's good luck in competitions, I just like the way it makes me smell. It's almost like really great-smelling cologne. People will be like, "You smell magnificent," and I'll say, "Thanks, just a little limited-edition Repeal Day Bitters by The Bitter Truth, no biggee."
Q: Do you have a nickname for yourself when you've had too many?


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Ramiro Osorio (Ramiro Eduardo Osorio Fonseca) es un dirigente cultural colombiano, que fue Ministro de Cultura de Colombia, cofundador del Festival Iberoamericano de Teatro de Bogotá, director general del proyecto ARTeria, de la SGAE y es actualmente el director del Teatro Mayor Julio Mario Santo Domingo de Bogotá.

Biografía
Inició su formación escénica en los talleres del Teatro La Mama e ingresó a la Carrera de Letras y a los talleres de teatro dirigidos por Humberto Quintero en la Universidad Javeriana de Bogotá. Fue maestro de teatro en la Escuela de Artes Gráficas del Sena.
En 1974 viajó a México para participar como actor en el I Festival Latinoamericano de Teatro y V Encuentro de los Teatros Chicanos. En ese país trabajó además en la fundación de los Talleres de Teatro y Literatura en la Casa de la Cultura de León Guanajuato, fue director de Producción Teatral de la Universidad de Guanajuato, donde obtuvo el título de Maestro en Letras Españolas, además de ser profesor en el área de Teatro. En 1977 creó el grupo Teatro El Ropero de amplio reconocimiento nacional.
Fue asesor de la Dirección de Promoción Nacional del Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes y Coordinador General de la Muestra Nacional de Teatro. En 1985 es nombrado Director de Teatro y Danza de la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México.

Maestro y director de Teatro de la Universidad Javeriana, Bogotá y Universidad de Guanajuato, México. Ha dirigido más de 30 obras teatrales, de autores clásicos y contemporáneos. Durante más de 40 años ha combinado el trabajo artístico con el de la gestión y promoción cultural. Fundador y Director del Festival Iberoamericano de Teatro de Bogotá (con Fanny Mikey) y del Festival Internacional de las Artes de San José, Costa Rica. Fue director del Festival Sevilla entre Culturas, del Gran Festival Ciudad de México y del Festival Internacional Cervantino de Guanajuato, entre otros festivales internacionales.

Osorio regresó a Colombia en 1991, invitado por el presidente César Gaviria, para dirigir el Instituto Colombiano de Cultura (Colcultura). En su administración, que ejerció hasta finales de 1993, se llevó a cabo el Plan Nacional de Cultura (1992 – 1994) que estableció las bases de la Ley General de Cultura.

Tras su desempeño en Colcultura, fue nombrado Embajador de Colombia en México en 1994.

Osorio fue el artífice de la redacción y aprobación en el Congreso de la Ley General de Cultura de Colombia, convirtiéndose después en el primer Ministro de Cultura del país entre 1997 y 1998, en el gobierno de Ernesto Samper Pizano, cuando el Instituto Colombiano de Cultura se convirtió en Ministerio. Le sucedió en el cargo Alberto Casas Santamaría.

Posteriormente, trabajó en la organización de la Asamblea de Gobernadores del Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo en París (1999) cuyo tema fue Cultura y Desarrollo. Al regresar a Colombia dirigió con Fanny Mikey el Festival Iberoamericano de Teatro y el Teatro Nacional, donde dirigió su última obra:  El beso de la mujer araña.
En el 2001, volvió a México como Director General del Festival Internacional Cervantino de Guanajuato durante cinco ediciones (2001 - 2006). Durante los años 2005 y 2006 dirigió en España el Festival "Sevilla entre culturas".
Entre el 2006 y el 2009 fue el Director de Cultura de la Secretaría General Iberoamericana en Madrid e impulsó la creación de los programas Iberescena, Iberorquestas Juveniles e Ibermuseos. Desde 2010, es el Director General del Teatro Mayor Julio Mario Santo Domingo de Bogotá.

Ha publicado diversos ensayos sobre teatro, políticas y gestión cultural. Ha formado parte de juntas directivas y consejos asesores de instituciones culturales en Iberoamérica y ha sido consultor de la UNESCO, la Corporación Andina de Fomento y la Organización de Estados Iberoamericanos OEI. Fue Maestro de la Escuela de Arte Teatral del Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes, de las Universidades de Guanajuato, Aguascalientes y del Bajio en México y de las universidades Javeriana y Tadeo Lozano de Bogotá.

Reconocimientos
Ha recibido numerosos reconocimientos entre los cuales se encuentran:
 Cruz de Boyacá en el Grado de Gran Cruz. Colombia
 Orden de la Democracia en el Grado de Gran Cruz. Colombia
 Doctor Honoris Causa de la Universidad Soka , Tokio, Japón
 Oficial de la Legión de Honor y Comendador de las Artes y de las Letras de la República Francesa
 Orden de Isabel la Católica en el grado de Encomienda y Encomienda de Número del Mérito Civil del Reino de España
 Homenaje del Festival Iberoamericano de Teatro de Cádiz. España
Reconocimiento OHTLI del Gobierno de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos
Medalla al Mérito Cultural, Ministerio de Cultura. Bogotá, Colombia

Referencias

Enlaces externos

  Entrevista a RamiroOsorio, exministre de Cultura de Colombia
   El Espectador
  "Busco la sostenibilidad en temas culturales"
  "Fundamentalmente soy un hombre de teatro"
  Maestro Ramiro Osorio fue condecorado por Austria y Bogotá
  MinCultura otorga la Medalla al Mérito Cultural al maestro Ramiro Osorio

Ministros de Cultura de Colombia
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Because many of the existing webpages out there are from the old (pre-2015) quals format, I've open-sourced some of the study resources that my group and I used to prepare. Because it's on GitHub, we would encourage future students to contribute to the repository as they study.
Furthermore, many of the posted solutions come from the HW/SW categories, while other websites typically are from students who focused on other areas.
You can find the GitHub repository here: Stanford EE Quals Resources
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KIRBY: Battlefields, book deals and church choirs
Bill Kirby
Nov 2, 2018 at 12:05 AM
A Revolutionary War site gets a government boost.
"The presidency is no bed of roses."
-- James K. Polk
One of the most successful regional military victories of the American Revolution took place in February 1779 when a force of 350 Patriots routed 800 British Loyalists at the battle of Kettle Creek.
The long effort to preserve that site in present-day Wilkes County got a recent boost when Congressman Jody Hice asked the Secretary of Interior to evaluate it for consideration as a designated unit of the National Park System.
Earlier this year Hice joined former coach Vince Dooley and representatives from the American Battlefield Trust, to announce the acquisition of 180 acres for the battlefield park.
VOCAB LESSON: I saw the word "hell strip" in a gardening magazine and didn't know what it meant. Do you?
It's one of the common names for that strip of grass between the sidewalk and the street in front of many urban lawns.
Often these strips are difficult to maintain because they are in a very hot and dry place, which probably hints at its inspiration.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY: Today is the birthday of James K. Polk, my favorite president. I even have a James K. Polk coffee mug. Why my admiration? Because he vowed to seek just one four-year term, and he kept his word.
LIBRARY BOOK SALE: The Augusta-Richmond County Main Library is holding a book sale between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Saturday in the lobby at 823 Telfair St. The Friends Book Shop will be open as well.
FALL FUN: St. James United Methodist at 439 Greene St., presents its Fall Mountain Festival from 5-8 p.m. Saturday in the Fellowship Hall. For the price of a ticket, you may enjoy dinner, entertainment and the chance to pick up neat gifts for others, or as a treat for yourself. Lots of fun items – both new and gently used – plus learning opportunities and getaways.
TODAY'S JOKE: A church choir was having increasing problems with an elderly member whose singing had gotten unbearable over the past year. Despite polite hints that he might consider retirement, the older man continued to show up and sound awful.
Finally the choir director went to the pastor. "If you don't get him to leave, I'll quit" he said.
The next Sunday the pastor pulled the old gentleman aside before church and asked if he didn't think it was time to quit the choir.
"Why do you ask?" the old man wondered.
"Well," the reverend said with kindly firmness, "several people in the choir have come to me to complain about your singing."
"Aw, don't pay any attention to them," the fellow said smiling, "I've heard at least a half dozen of them say you can't preach."


The losing streak for the men's hockey team reached five games this past weekend as the Tigers (1-6-1, 1-5-0 Eastern College Athletic Conference) dropped conference contests at St. Lawrence University (8-4-1, 4-2-0 ECAC) and Clarkson University (5-5-4, 3-1-2 ECAC).
Depleted by injuries to five key contributors, including senior captain Tyler Maugeri and junior assistant captain Mike Ambrosia, the Tigers failed to score a goal in either game. It marks the first time a Princeton team has been shut out in consecutive games since the 2004-05 season. In addition to the absence of two captains, the Princeton side was without junior forward Kyle Rankin, as well as senior defenseman Tom Kroshus and junior defenseman Kevin Liss.
On Friday night in Canton, NY, the Tigers squared off against a talented St. Lawrence team that boasts a high-powered offense. After a scoreless first period of play, two Saints goals just 1:37 apart proved insurmountable as the Tiger offense failed to break through against opposing freshman goaltender Kyle Hayton, who notched his fourth shutout on the young season. St. Lawrence would add a third and final goal late in the third stanza to increase its lead to 3-0, the eventual final score.
There were some positives for the Tigers, as sophomore goalie Colton Phinney continued his strong start to the season, stopping 37 of 40 Saints shots. Additionally, facing one of the most efficient power play-units in the ECAC, the Tigers committed only three penalties, far lower than the seven per game they had been averaging.
Saturday night's matchup in Potsdam, NY, proved less competitive, as the Golden Knights of Clarkson dominated play for most of the night. After falling behind 1-0 late in the first period, the Tigers conceded three goals in a 7:12 span early in the second. Neither team managed to tally a goal for the remainder of the game, resulting in a 4-0 Clarkson win.
The Golden Knights outshot the Tigers 31-23, with goalie Steve Perry notching the shutout. The Tigers again successfully limited their minor penalties, holding Clarkson to just three power-play opportunities.
Tensions boiled over late in the game, as freshman Ryan Berlin, freshman Joe Grabowski and senior Tucker Brockett, as well as Clarkson's Pat Megannety, James Howden and A.J. Fossen all received 10-minute game misconduct penalties as a result of two separate skirmishes in the third period.
After two long road trips to New York in consecutive weeks in ECAC play, the Tigers will play host to non-conference foe Michigan State University at Baker Rink this weekend. For Princeton, the home ice and respite from ECAC play will be welcome, having been outscored 21-3 over the course of the losing streak.


Telecommunications vendors Ericsson and ZTE have signed a global cross-licensing agreement and both parties have also agreed to drop all pending litigation, Ericsson said on Friday.
In April 2011, Ericsson filed lawsuits in Germany, the U.K. and Italy against ZTE for infringing on patents related to GSM and 3G cellular technology, the company said. As is customary in these cases, ZTE counter-sued soon after.
But the two have now come to an agreement, and ZTE will as a result pay royalties to Ericsson, the Swedish company said without elaborating on details.
The news comes soon after Ericsson announced that it is reorganizing the company's licensing department in an effort to make more money from its patents.
Ericsson aims to increase revenue from licensing its intellectual property portfolio beyond the 4.6 billion Swedish kronor (US$676 million) its patents generated for the company in 2010.
The company's IPR portfolio includes over 27,000 patents. Today, any vendor that wants to use cellular connectivity in its products needs a license from Ericsson, offered under so-called fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory terms, which is what ZTE now has, it said.
ZTE representatives didn't reply to questions about the agreement.


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Roger Connolly was born in London in 1960. He studied at The Oxford Brookes School of Architecture finishing his studies and registering as an architect in 1990. In the early part of his career he worked in practices in London, Washington DC and Sydney. He has a wide range of experience from that time including city offices, shopping centres, sports facilities, luxury hotels, housing, retail outlets, pubs, exhibition stands, interiors and much more.
In the early nineties Roger chose to work full time as an artist which would ultimately compliment his work as an architect. This included opening his own gallery in The Lanes in Brighton. Initially he produced architectural renderings in his own unique style but changed and developed over time as an artist and now prefers to make abstract art.
He currently practices full time as an architect working exclusively on residential projects. He undertakes both new build and refurbishment work and mainly works transforming the dull and cramped english home into one which is comfortable, bright and a pleasure to live in. He is an all-round architect who deals with every aspect of the project from planning applications, construction design and detailing through to interior design. Aside to being both an artist and architect he also manages and builds some of his clients projects. This site experience gives him a level of understanding of both on-site issues as well as project costs that many architects never grasp.
Roger is familiar with Sacred Geometry and the Phi ratio which he incorporates into his designs. He is also partly trained in Biogeometry which is the science of shape established by Dr Ibrahim Karim, an Egyptian architect and scholar. Biogeometry has many applications but is best known for harmonising and neutralising the effects of EMF radiation.
Roger is currently living off grid building his own Grand Design, The Quartz, in Risby, Suffolk. A model of this semi underground house can be see on the projects page.
He practices throughout East Anglia and North & East London.
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This was raised in almost every talk we attended at Marketing Week Live conference this week. This is a hot topic due to recent changes made by Google, that all content creators big and small should be aware of.
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This year marks the 10th anniversary of the tragic day of September 11th 2001 that scarred our souls and "froze" the entire world through images of destruction, broadcast by television networks worldwide. That day changed the world – and every one of us – forever.
Memories are still fresh, and the pain is insurmountable for the thousands of innocent souls, victims to this inconceivable act. This devastating event clearly illustrated the impact of atrocious violence, prejudice, fanaticism, and the vicious cycle of revenge.
SAE U.S.A. Region extends, once again, its solidarity to the thousands of families that experienced the nightmare and are still suffering from the trauma of losing their loved ones. It pays homage to the heroes of that day, who displayed selflessness and self-sacrifice to the fellow human. Those heroic moments are worth the triumphs of a lifetime human ambition.
Over the ten years that passed, mankind experienced major natural disasters, causing enormous losses in lives. Nevertheless, the 9/11 tragedy was a result of human will, a criminal act against humanity and humanism, which, may have triggered the positive emotion of compassion, opening our hearts, but at the same time grafted the negative feeling of fear and insecurity for the fellow human and life, in them.
The rapid changes we experience in our daily lives, the breakdown of structures we were accustomed to, which in reality do not serve humanity, are reinforcing fear. However, fear and prejudice, divide and isolate people, resulting in inactivity.
An antidote to fear and confusion, prevalent today, and the phenomenal political and social dead-ends, are values enveloped in the authentic humanism of Hellenism's cultural heritage.
And that is why, the recovery and restoration of the Greek "Paideia" (cultural education), should be our utmost priority, as it teaches a way of life, love, solidarity, respect for our fellow human beings, the prevalence of reason, dialogue and peaceful coexistence among peoples.
As Greek – Americans, we possess two advantages; our cultural heritage, in addition to the fact that we are living in the world leading country, which could pave the way for change.
September 11th will never be forgotten. However, let its memory become a stimulus for reflection and intellectual transcendence. Let us first of all realize that we are all as one. We are the cells of the same global community, in which a part affects the whole.
True Democracy and Freedom of man are based on free will, in an individual and collective level. In both levels, we are jointly responsible, not only for the world in which we live in, but also for the world we are shaping together for future generations.
Let us, therefore, become the change we wish to see in the world, transforming fear into optimism and love for life, with prudence and wisdom.


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A novel assay for inhibitors of influenza A virus polymerase complex assembly
Li, Feng
South Dakota State University, Brookings, SD, United States
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NICHD R25 Summer Research Program at the University of Oregon
The Role of LRG1 in Diabetic Kidney Disease
Combinations of FDA-Approved Host-Targeted Drugs with Broad Antiviral Activity
RNA Induced Silencing Complex In Sex Determination
Mechanism of proofreading by class I aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases
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Although effective neuraminidase inhibitors are available to treat influenza viral infections in humans, the emergence of virus isolates resistant to these drugs can have a significant adverse impact on both treatment options and disease outcome. To better prepare us to cope with an emerging influenza pandemic and combat the rising problem of antiviral drug resistance, new classes of antiviral drugs targeted to conserved viral functions are urgently needed. One such target for anti-influenza drug development is the assembly of the viral RNA polymerase complex. The viral RNA polymerase complex (PA-PB1-PB2) is a heterotrimer composed by the three subunits, polymerase basic protein 1 (PB1), polymerase basic protein 2 (PB2), and polymerase acidic protein (PA). PB1 subunit forms the core of the polymerase complex. PB1 interacts through its N-terminal region with the C- terminal region of PA, while the C-terminal region of PB1 is involved in an interaction with PB2. No interaction between PA and PB2 subunits has been reported. While the molecular mechanism of the polymerase complex formation remains unclear, the assembly of viral RNA polymerase complex during viral replication is a highly regulated and dynamic process and is essential for viral RNA synthesis and production of infectious influenza virus particles. Any disruption of the viral RNA polymerase complex formation or even inhibition of sequential nature of the assembly process profoundly impairs the transcription and translation of viral RNA segments and viral infectivity. Proof of principle for inhibition of influenza A virus RNA polymerase complex assembly has been recently demonstrated by developing a peptide-based inhibitor which potently inhibits growth of influenza A viruses through specifically blocking the PB1-PA interaction and subsequently interfering with viral RNA polymerase complex assembly. These studies support our focus on influenza A RNA polymerase formation as a target for therapeutic discovery and development. The overall goal of this research proposal is to develop a novel assay that may lead to the identification of antiviral compounds, which inhibit Influenza A virus replication by disrupting the PB1-PA subunit interaction that is critical to govern the assembly process of influenza A virus RNA polymerase complex. The identification of specific influenza virus inhibitors will serve two major purposes. First, these compounds will provide valuable tools for dissecting distinct stages of the assembly process of viral RNA polymerase complex at the cellular and molecular level. Second, some of the identified compounds may serve as lead compounds for the development of novel anti-influenza drugs. The technical foundation for the proposed assay is the use of Bimolecular Fluorescence Complementation (BiFC) which is based on the principle that N- and C-terminal fragments of fluorescent proteins (GFP and its derivatives) do not spontaneously fold and reconstitute a functional fluorophore. However, if fused to interacting proteins, the two non-functional halves of the fluorophore, following the expression in cells, are brought into close proximity as a result of the specific protein interactions. This initiates folding of the fragments into an active protein, which then can reconstitute a detectable fluorescent signal at the site of the protein-protein complex. Thus, through BiFC, the specific interaction between PB1 and PA subunits can be precisely visualized, quantified and localized within live cells. By disrupting PB1-PA interaction, compounds will cause reductions in BiFC readout, indicative of the presence of potential inhibitors targeting the assembly of PB1-PA complex.
Two specific aims are proposed in the application: (1) to develop and characterize BiFC constructs which allow for visual identification of PB1-PA dimeric complex in living cells, and (2) to develop a BiFC-based prototypic influenza A virus RNA polymerase complex assembly inhibitor screening assay suitable for use in a high-throughput format. It is anticipated that this research project will establish a proof-of-concept for the BiFC approach to identifying assembly inhibitors of influenza A virus RNA polymerase complex, which will provide the basis for the development of a high-throughput screening assay. Importantly, successful accomplishment of this project will lead to the validation of a BiFC-based approach to drug screening for viral pathogens. This could then be applied to NIAID category A, B or C viral agents, which could not be carried out in most locations because of biosafety concerns.
Drug resistance poses a great challenge for anti-influenza therapy and contributes to influenza treatment failure. Successful completion of the proposed research will help identify and design additional anti-influenza inhibitors that will provide additional treatment options and improve disease outcome.
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID)
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Drug Discovery and Mechanisms of Antimicrobial Resistance Study Section (DDR)
Krafft, Amy
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R21 AI A novel assay for inhibitors of influenza A virus polymerase complex assembly
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Deng, Qiji; Wang, Dan; Li, Feng (2014) Detection of viral protein-protein interaction by microplate-format luminescence-based mammalian interactome mapping (LUMIER). Virol Sin 29:189-92
Deng, Qiji; Wang, Dan; Xiang, Xiaoxiao et al. (2011) Nuclear localization of influenza B polymerase proteins and their binary complexes. Virus Res 156:49-53
Deng, Qiji; Wang, Dan; Xiang, Xiaoxiao et al. (2011) Application of a split luciferase complementation assay for the detection of viral protein-protein interactions. J Virol Methods 176:108-11
Hemerka, Joseph N; Wang, Dan; Weng, Yuejin et al. (2009) Detection and characterization of influenza A virus PA-PB2 interaction through a bimolecular fluorescence complementation assay. J Virol 83:3944-55
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Register or Login. In response to the photos, Kristen publicly apologized to Robert and her fans. I love him, I love him, I'm so sorry. While Robert and FKA twigs ' split wasn't plagued with a cheating scandal, the two did call suki their engagement in after three years together. News at the time. They bought a house together but then it was just not working suki between them," the source continued. We did not hear back from Robertsuki team by the time of publication, and FKA twigssuki representative had no comment. And though Robert and FKA twigs may reportedly still have love for each other, that ship has officially sailed for now, anyway , since Robertsuki reportedly dating Suki and has reportedly been seeing her for almost a year. Rumors that the two were dating first began in July when they were reportedly seen packing on some PDA in London. Since then, they've been spotted a few times being adorable together, and they haven't really talked about their relationship.
Robert Pattinson has recently been grabbing headlines since DC Comics announced that the actor will be cast as the new Batman for the upcoming film. The actor will be seen carrying on a legacy that previously belonged to some of the most iconic Hollywood actors like Christian Bale, Ben Affleck, George Clooney, etc. Robert Pattinson gained a huge amount of fan following, all thanks to his role in the Twilight Saga series. However, he also caused quite a stir for his relationship with his Twilight co-star Kristen Stewart.
Read on to know more about Robert Pattinson's relationships:.
Who Is Robert Pattinson's Girlfriend? Robert Pattinson is currently dating Suki Waterhouse. The couple have been together since , when US.
Attention ladies – how she and the twi-hard nation mourns. Attention ladies – how she and after the twi-hard nation. Katy perry is kristen stewart. Surprisingly, played rosalie hale in the twilight movies. As it quits on her and pattinson dated from before. Seems pattinson still friends with her twilight and fka twigs for ages now bought a nation mourns.
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Despite Robert Pattinson's big screen career and Suki Waterhouse's supermodel status, we don't know much about their relationship. Both of these Brits prefer to keep their private life out of the public sphere. As their romance passes the two-year mark, here's a rundown of their secretive story. July Pattinson and Waterhouse are first linked on July 30 when E! Per the outlet's report, the two saw a 9 p. They then walked across the street for drinks at SoHo House until 1 a.
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Robert Pattinson started to act in a London theatre club at the age of After three years of immense hard work and dedication, Pattinson made his film debut merely at the age of 18 by playing Cedric Diggory in the very famous and popular film Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire This brought him global fame and recognition and also established him as one of the highest paid actors in the world.
He later went on to deliver some amazing films. From starring in the romantic dramas Remember Me and Water for Elephants, to David Cronenberg's thriller Cosmopolis and crime drama Good Time, he proved himself as a versatile and bankable actors. Owing to his gawk worthy good looks and charming personality, Pattinson has always been a ladies man.
Subscriber Account active since. Kristen Stewart opened up about falling in love with her "Twilight" costar Robert Pattinson — and the insecurity she still feels surrounding their high-profile relationship. It's been so heavily consumed," she said during a recent appearance on "The Howard Stern Show. Because I was so self-conscious about seeming like an attention-seeker.
This is Pattinson's first relationship since ending his engagement with singer F.K.A. Twigs in late after dating for more than two years.
Because he just couldn't forgive and forget, Pattinson was reportedly in an intense age of paranoia as their sanders headed toward the point of no return. How do I know you are telling the age? What else have you lied about? Her cheating basically opened other doors in their twilight of who they didn't like of each other. Two wrongs don't make a right, and Kristen Stewart's cheating doesn't excuse Robert Pattinson's, but he may not have been too innocent during their relationship, either.
During their dating together, Pattinson was accused of hooking up with Caitlin Cronenberg. The publication insisted that he and Caitlin were just friends, but we're not sure what to believe at this point. Insiders claimed Pattinson's sisters were "disgusted by Kristen," and that they held onto their resentment towards her for months after her age with interview Rupert Sanders. And it wasn't just Pattinson's stewart, apparently.
The source revealed, "Katy has told Rob that she thinks it's a really, really bad idea for him to reunite with Kristen. Katy warned him that Kristen will end up hurting him again. Since the age, Kristen Stewart has been vocal about how much she hated fans' attention on her twilight with Robert Pattinson – learn more here despite telling the Today show via Us Weekly how much she loves to "keep 'em guessing.
Here's What We Know Robert Pattinson can always be counted on to offer some interesting insights into his life during interviews, and in a recent GQ profile the actor explained why he's ghosting his trainer for the The Batman, and he also offered an in-depth idea for a restaurant that serves handheld pasta yes, he's serious.
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Suki Waterhouse has sparked engagement rumours by sporting a ring on her wedding finger during a date with beau Robert Pattinson. The model looked smitten as she and the Batman star enjoyed cocktails together at a Dior dinner party in Paris. The year-old looked stunning as she chatted away to her beau, donning a white jumper and mesh skirt for the bash in the French capital. Robert, 33, went for a casual look as he donned an all-black outfit, with a leather jacket and backwards baseball cap.
Although they have kept their relationship private, the pair were seen looking loved up last year when it was confirmed Robert would be taking on the role of Batman. They were snapped holding hands as they wandered along in Los Angeles before stopping for a coffee. And the movie is shaping up to have an incredible cast, with Zoe Kravitz taking on the role of Catwoman.
Robert Pattinson is a 34 year old British Actor. His zodiac sign is Taurus. Robert Pattinson is a member of the following lists: English film actors , English television actors and English male singers. Help us build our profile of Robert Pattinson! Login to add information, pictures and relationships, join in discussions and get credit for your contributions.
After starting to act in a London theatre club at the age of 15, he began his film career at age 18 by playing Cedric Diggory in the fantasy film Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
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Just when everyone thought it was going so well, Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart have reportedly 'split up' for the second time. They saved their relationship after Kristen made a shock confession that she cheated on her long-term boyfriend Rob. The year-old was pictured kissing married film director and father-of-two Rupert Sanders and was forced to release a public apology. But since her "momentary indiscretion" it was believed that the Twilight co-stars had fully reconciled.
They were pictured together at parties and public appearances looking happy and very much in love. November The rumours that Kristen and Rob are romantically involved begin to spread after a saucy photoshoot and interview with Vanity Fair.
Fans have been crushing on R. Patz ever since he played heart-throb vampire Edward Cullen in the first Twilight film which, by the way, was eleven years ago. His new 'do in The King recently sent people into a thirst-frenzy yet again, causing some to wonder who Robert Pattinson is dating in
'Twilight' star Robert Pattinson usually remains mum when it comes to his Robert Pattinson is believed to have started dating Waterhouse.
After starting to act in a London theatre club at the age of 15, he began his film career by playing Cedric Diggory in the fantasy film Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire It brought Pattinson worldwide fame and established him among the highest-paid actors in the world. After starring in the romantic dramas Remember Me and Water for Elephants , Pattinson eschewed roles in big-budget films in favour of independent productions helmed by auteurs, which have earned him critical acclaim.
He played a manipulative billionaire in David Cronenberg 's thriller Cosmopolis , an aspiring actor in Cronenberg's satire Maps to the Stars , an explorer in James Gray 's adventure drama The Lost City of Z , a bank robber in the Safdie Brothers ' crime drama Good Time , a criminal in a spaceship in Claire Denis ' science-fiction drama High Life , and a troubled lighthouse keeper in Robert Eggers ' horror film The Lighthouse Pattinson plays the guitar and piano and has sung on several soundtracks of his films; some of which he wrote himself.
He supports several charities, including the GO Campaign. In , Time magazine named him one of the most influential people in the world , and he was featured in the Forbes Celebrity list. Robert Douglas Thomas Pattinson [1] [2] was born in London on 13 May , [3] [4] the youngest of three children of Clare Charlton , a booker at a model agency, and Richard Pattinson, a vintage car dealer.
Pattinson considered becoming a musician or going to university to study speech-writing, but never thought about pursuing an acting career; his teacher in school even advised him not to join the drama club because she thought he was not suited for the creative arts. He got the lead role of George Gibbs in the next play Our Town , [10] was spotted by a talent agent who was sitting in the audience and he began looking for professional roles.
Pattinson had supporting roles in the German made-for-television film Ring of the Nibelungs in , and in director Mira Nair 's costume drama Vanity Fair , although his scenes in the latter were deleted and only appear on the DVD version. In , Pattinson landed the role of Edward Cullen in the film Twilight , based on Stephenie Meyer 's best-selling novel of the same name. According to TV Guide , Pattinson was initially apprehensive about auditioning for the role, fearful that he would not be able to live up to the "perfection" expected from the character.
Since then he has played in several other movies that showcase his romantic side. While many people know that he makes a great on-screen boyfriend, several fans are left wondering if he is as romantic off-screen as well. Pattinson does like to keep his personal life private. However, we were still able to dig up some of his past girlfriends.
Suki Waterhouse and Robert Pattinson have been dating since Aug They dated for 8 months after getting together in Jul They were engaged in.
We will use your email address only for sending you newsletters. Please see our Privacy Notice for details of your data protection rights. Ahead of his 34th birthday celebrations, Robert Pattinson spoke to GQ on his upcoming role in The Batman as well as life in isolation. In the interview it is mentioned that Pattinson is currently living with his girlfriend in London in a flat rented for him by the "Batman folks", but who is the actor dating?
Like Pattinson who has starred in a range of Hollywood films most notably Twilight and Harry Potter, Suki has also appeared in a couple big named films including The Divergent Series and Detective Pikachu. The couple are said to have started dating after US Weekly reported they had been spotted on a date in London. A source then told US Weekly the pair have "known each other and been around each other for a long time".
However, Pattinson has previously revealed why he likes to keep his private life out of the spotlight. If you put up a wall it ends up better.
Grid List Table. Suki Waterhouse started dating Robert Pattins. Mia Relationship and Robert Pattinson separated. Imogen Ker and Robert Pattinson separated in. Dylan Penn and Robert Pattinson separated in.
Robert Pattinson and Suki Waterhouse 'Are Dating' as They're Spotted Showing PDA in London. Pattinson called off his engagement to FKA Twigs in late.
Robert Pattinson is usually very secretive about his romantic life. Not only did Pattinson reveal that he is on good terms with his exes, but he also explained why he refuses to discuss romance in public. Pattinson, who is usually mum when it comes to his personal life, was recently asked about his relationships with Stewart and Twigs.
According to Elle , the actor did not go into great detail about his relationship with his two exes, but he did admit that he is on good terms with both of them. Past relationships aside, Pattinson was also asked about his current girlfriend, Suki Waterhouse. Pattinson once again kept the details slim but explained why he chooses to keep things private.
The actor believes that letting the public in basically ruins relationships because the lines between performance and true love get blurred. Although Pattinson is clearly jaded by public romances, he still believes Hollywood relationships can work out. After all, his relationships with Stewart and Twigs lasted years, not months.
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This Week in Getting Hacked: ISIS vs Anonymous
Chris L
All aboard the cybersecurity train! CHOOO CHOOOO! Each week we bring you the greatest and most terrifying cybersecurity and hacking-related news on the web. This is….THIS WEEK IN GETTING HACKED!
The Week's Top Cybersecurity Story
Days after ISIS claimed responsibility for the Paris terror attacks, hacking group Anonymous declared a 'cyberwar' on ISIS in a viral YouTube video with a man wearing a Guy Fawkes mask. While the skills and help of Anonymous is appreciated, are their efforts more than a wrinkle in the overall plans of ISIS? And is it anything other than just one giant "LOOK AT US" campaign?
Anonymous initially targeted ISIS in the days following the Paris attacks, releasing a YouTube video with an actor wearing a Guy Fawkes mask, as has become a signature of Anonymous. They threatened to attack ISIS online, taking down websites, forums, and Twitter accounts in an attempt to disrupt the communications of the group, rendering them effectively useless—at least that is the plan. Shortly after the declaration of "war", Anonymous said it had taken down 5,500 ISIS Twitter accounts, which then ballooned to about 20,000 Twitter accounts only days later after publishing a DIY guide on how to locate and hack ISIS accounts. Unfortunately, a Twitter spokesperson put the kibosh on that number rather quickly, saying that they were 'widely inaccurate'.
So what is really going on? Well, Anonymous' ISIS-hunting methods might be a little off. Using very broad parameters–including language, location, keywords and more–Anonymous gathers a list of Twitter accounts, then designates them to be ISIS affiliated or not. Turns out, a lot of the times they are wrong, because academics, journalists, and activists have all been caught up in Anonymous' ISIS fishing net. Sometimes you catch a tuna, sometimes you catch a boot, but I guess it doesn't matter to Anonymous as much as a raw number like 20,000. Want to know how much only the number matters? Free Thought Project has an article with a very pro-Anonymous slant, which looks more like a plea to "Pay attention to us," than to build up their usefulness in taking down ISIS.
Is that the endgame? Is Anonymous using the Paris attacks and this ISIS hunt as a way to gain relevance? If it is, it worked; their video that had all the drama and flair of a Hollywood production went viral, got their hashtag trending, and got their name in the news again. Anonymous' focus on the Paris attacks and ISIS overshadowed a mishap in their reporting and releasing of information earlier in November, as Anonymous released a list of KKK members, some of which had absolutely no ties to the hate-group. It seems as though Anonymous' protocol is to shoot first, ask for forgiveness later.
Anonymous' chest beating and declarations of war may all be for show, as many think they not only aren't helping take down ISIS, but are actively hurting a government's efforts to track down and locate ISIS members.
Anonymous' chest beating and declarations of war may all be for show, as many think they not only aren't helping take down ISIS, but are actively hurting a government's efforts to track down and locate ISIS members. Taking down these communications on Twitter and message boards can hamper intelligence surveillance, where monitoring and locating members is much more beneficial than taking down the platform as a whole.
No matter what the intended effect, an increased 'cyberwar' against the Islamic State is important as their social media and online efforts become more widespread. With a move towards encryption, locating terrorist groups will become harder and harder, so being proactive in an effort towards eliminating the threat in online circles becomes more important, no matter who leads the cause.
However, I will say that Anonymous trolling ISIS with Rick Astley videos is hilarious.
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Dell wants to apologize for unknowingly including the Superfish malware into their recently released hardware. "Sorry about that everyone, didn't mean to get you hacked right out of the box!"
With ISIS being in the news, and their extensive use of social media and online platforms to recruit and communicate, as well as the multiple major breaches of big companies in the US, cybersecurity will definitely be at the forefront of the 2016 Presidential Election.
Researchers in Dallas warn of a new malware that will steal your credit card information, ModPOS, being a very credible threat this holiday season. So, you know, look out for that.
This guy wants to know if you're spending too much on cybersecurity? No.
This Week in Getting Hacked: ISIS vs Anonymous was last modified: March 13th, 2019 by Chris L
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Eric Crampton: Nothing unusual about Government Defence Force request
NZ Initiative: Nothing unusual about Government Defence Force request
Mon, 20 Jan 2020, 10:43AM
A team of NZDF engineers departs for Kangaroo Island on a RNZAF C-130. Photo / File
There are questions being asked around how much money the Government wants to purge from the Defence Force.
A report obtained under the Official Information Act shows Treasury and the Defence Ministry have been asked to identify low value funding.
The extra cash would then be made available to other government areas.
New Zealand Initiative economist Eric Crampton told Kate Hawkesby it's not unusual for governments to free up spending.
"So it's important to the budget process to make sure that every dollar is delivering as much as it can, and they'll ask this of many departments."
National's slamming the plan, but Crampton says we don't know how much money the government wants out of the Defence Force budget.
"If the government were talking about 50 per cent in Defence, then they would absolutely have a point. If you're talking about one per cent cuts, then this is just run of the mill stuff, and we don't quite know where we are between those."
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Global warming cranks jump the shark eat the polar bear cub
Global warming nuts will go to astonishing lengths to dupe the public. Hysteria over endangered polar bears appears to be based on junk science, so the hysterics are now touting... filial polar bear cannibalism...
At long last, do these frauds have no shame?
As one great US President said: ...you cannot fool all the people all the time!
We can kill 2 birds with one stone and bury Darwinism's RM+NS side by side with AGW and then start doing some real and useful science.
Do you have no shame? Quoting as your reference a denialist website?
The abstract in the journal "Arctic" (no pdf is available) reads:
Observations of cannibalism by polar bears (Ursus maritimus) on summer and autumn sea ice at Svalbard, Norway / Stirling, I. Ross, J.E.
Arctic, v. 64, no. 4, Dec. 2011, p. 478-482, ill.
ASTIS record 75088
We report three instances of intraspecific killing and cannibalism of young polar bears by adult males on the sea ice in Svalbard in summer and autumn. During breakup and melting in summer, the area of sea ice around the Svalbard Archipelago declines to a fraction of the winter total, and in many areas it disappears completely. As the area of sea ice that polar bears can use for hunting declines, progressively fewer seals are accessible to the bears, and therefore the bears' hunting success likely declines as well. Thus, at this time of year, young polar bears may represent a possible food source for adult males. As the climate continues to warm in the Arctic and the sea ice melts earlier in the summer, the frequency of such intraspecific predation may increase.
Hardly a controversial summary of the actual situation. 'Likely', 'possible' and 'may' are hardly alarmist statements.
Polar bears are an increasing subject of research. We've known that they engage in cannibalism. The authors note that there are increasing observations of cannibalism. Whether that is real or just a result of increased numbers of observers is uncertain.
But anyway, the truth of anthropogenic global warming doesn't depend on anecdotal accounts of polar bear behaviour.
The science of AGW is settled. We know the physics of greenhouse gases. We know how greenhouse gases absorb certain frequencies of infrared radiation and retain heat and hence cause global warming.
We know that humans are dumping 8.5 billion tonnes of carbon into the atmosphere each year from the burning of fossil fuels, and causing the CO2 levels to increase each year by at least 2 ppmv.
We know that increasing the level of greenhouse gases will cause increased retention of heat and hence cause increased global warming.
Therefore, humans are causing global warming over the temperature the Earth would otherwise have.
That's not to say that global temperatures have to increase year in year out, otherwise AGW is falsified. There's other factors driving climate, such as solar output, volcanic eruptions and sulphur aerosols from burning 'dirty' coal.
The great fear with AGW is that there are many positive feedbacks amplifying a warming effect, and few negative feedbacks. Positive feedbacks such as loss of Arctic sea ice, decreasing albedo, and melting of Arctic permafrost, liberating methane (an even more potent greenhouse gas than CO2) from the bacterial decomposition of frozen buried plant material.
The ball's in your court ...
Bach,
You describe a lot of pollution, then note the climate is shifting. You indicate some models point to a connection.
Is your argument that these are chemicals that accelerate or induce a natural cycle? Or are you, as the AGW people do, inferring that climate change is THE RESULT of man made changes?
If it is the latter, how do you explain previous cycles and shifts?
Understand I am not denying a change - I have seen some of it with my own eyes. I am simply suggesting that the changes I have seen have happened before.
On the Polar Bears!
I would suggest anyone who is truly interested in the cycles and behaviours of these magnificent beasts to go and SEE them and speak to the experts. One such place you can do that relatively easy (and sneak in an amazing trip) is to come to Ontario and take a fantastic ride on the rail to a tiny community that is the gateway to our arctic: Cochrane, Ontario.
In that town is a truly amazing interactive exhibit with REAL bears and the pro's who work with them further north. If you have children there is even a 'swim with the Polar Bears' area with a huge plexiglass wall between the two pools - so you can swim down and make faces at each other (the bears act quite friendly when not threatened territorially and the promise of some tasty fish/venison at hand).
From there you can also take the 'Polar Bear Express' (an observation style cabin through some TRULY wild areas) to one of the oldest settlements in North America on James Bay (Hudson s Bay) and see the critters at their summer home - ON THE TUNDRA. Oops... Did I just write 'Tundra'? Yep I did.
They will also educate you on how these extremely adaptive and intelligent creatures are ADAPTING to ice free areas, as well as the impact that adaptation is having on those areas and mankind.
Fascinating stuff, but hardly the hysteria we read in the media.
For lovers of bears, the Arctic, or those interested of the effects of climate change - I HIGHLY recommend this trip.
You can easily get there/transfer from Toronto by train on the Ontario Northland Line via NorthBay.
Now the bears are dealt with, I must pose this question:
What about the HUMANS in the Arctic? What about the Innu, Inuit in the High Arctic and the various tribes that live in the circle?
Nobody seems very interested in the effect these shifts have on them.
Birds, rodents, fish, and the tree-line (taiga) also seem to have been 'forgotten' in much of the AGW lit that I have read.
The habitat
http://www.polarbearhabitat.ca/
CrusadeRex,
You really do need to read a book on climate science. Climate change in the past has been well explained. For example, the Milankovich cycles (resulting from minor changes in the Earth's orbit and tilt). Or volcanic eruptions such as Tambora in 1815, which resulted in 'the year without a Summer' in 1816.
Polar bears in captivity aren't the same as polar bears in the wild. Polar bears do most of their hunting on sea ice in Winter. The bears on land waiting for the sea ice to return at the end of Summer are doing it tough. They do adapt. Eating more berries. Raiding rubbish bins in settlements.
Michael's thread was solely, although only tangentially, concerned with polar bears, so I confined my comments to polar bears.
Of course, global warming is having an effect on the Inuit. The sea ice is less predictable and passable for travel. Loss of coastal sea ice means that Summer storms are causing increased erosion, resulting in the need to move settlements inland. A very expensive procedure.
"You really do need to read a book on climate science."
I have read many books on subjects that include climate change, usually in relation to Earth Changes. I have not ready any volumes directed at that specific subject in a modern context.
"Climate change in the past has been well explained. For example, the Milankovich cycles (resulting from minor changes in the Earth's orbit and tilt)."
None of which are anthropomorphic (the A in AGW)
"Or volcanic eruptions such as Tambora in 1815, which resulted in 'the year without a Summer' in 1816."
So volcanic ash and emission is responsible for ALL cooling?
I would suggest oceanic currents, Earth's relative position to the sun, the output of the Sun, the afore mentioned tilt, location of magnetic poles etc are ALL factors much more potent than man's feeble influence.
"Polar bears in captivity aren't the same as polar bears in the wild. "
Sure. I have had the privilege of seeing both. Cochrane was my suggestion for civilians who do not have the means or connections (or inclination) to find themselves in the High Arctic. Incidentally your axiom holds true for academics. Those 'in the wild' tend to see things very differently from those in captivity ('civilization'). My suggestion was to talk to the experts on the animals, and SEE the animals in a viable habitat.
"Polar bears do most of their hunting on sea ice in Winter. "
The migrate north/south across the pack, or along the coasts and islands seasonally.
"The bears on land waiting for the sea ice to return at the end of Summer are doing it tough."
All bears are 'doing it tough', unless they are in captivity and being looked after by people who give a damn. These ones are adapting to survive.
"They do adapt. Eating more berries. Raiding rubbish bins in settlements."
They also eat game, fish, and even tundra grasses. They can only raid the trash in areas where there are people (still not THAT many). Near the large settlements they have ALWAYS foraged and scavenged. Again, ALL bears do.
"Michael's thread was solely, although only tangentially, concerned with polar bears, so I confined my comments to polar bears."
I understand that. I was not referencing your comment, but rather to the common literature (papers etc) on the subject.
"Of course, global warming is having an effect on the Inuit. "
Climate change is/has ALWAYS been forcing the Inuit and the Innu to adapt. Ask one. Their mythology is replete with 'warm times' and the like.
"The sea ice is less predictable and passable for travel."
Which makes it a lot easier to move by boat or kayak.
"Loss of coastal sea ice means that Summer storms are causing increased erosion, resulting in the need to move settlements inland."
Well, let's be frank here - modern INFRASTRUCTURE requires these traditionally semi-NOMADIC people to move inland (often uphill) to deal with many problems, including the erosion you mention. You cannot build an airstrip or hospital on a flood plain. You can, however, live there in a dry season.
Diamond mines have also been a HUGE incentive to move close to airstrips and settlements.
"A very expensive procedure."
Any sort of permanent present above the circle costs a lot to maintain.
But here is the big issue facing that region: Shipping and resource development. 'Progress' is the biggest threat to the Human's way of life, not a warming trend.


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Travel law update - ECJ gives judgment on limitation period applicable to EC Regulation 261/2004
1 Chancery Lane
European Union December 13 2012
In Moré v Koninklijke (Case C-139/11) the European Court of Justice was asked to give a ruling upon the limitation period applicable for claims for fixed compensation for cancellation or delay made under EC Regulation 261/2004 (commonly known as the 'Denied Boarding Regulations').
The Court rejected the Defendant's arguments that the 2-year limitation period under the Montreal Convention applied. It held that "the compensation measure laid down in Articles 5 and 7 of Regulation 261/2004 falls outside the scope of the Warsaw and Montreal Conventions". Accordingly since the Regulation did not contain any provision fixing a time-limit for claims, the Court concluded that limitation period should be "determined in accordance with the rules of each Member state on the limitation of actions".
Where does this leave claims brought in England and Wales? The judgment in Moré leaves no room for arguing that, since the Montreal Convention is incorporated into domestic English law, it should still set the applicable limitation period. The Court has concluded that claims under the regulations simply fall outside the substantive scope of the Convention altogether.
In Moré itself, Spanish law made specific provision for "claims for which no other period is stipulated". The result was that a 10 year limitation period applied.
There is no equivalent provision in English law. However, section 9 of the Limitation Act 1980 provides that "an action to recover any sum recoverable by virtue of any enactment shall not be brought after the expiration of six years from the date of which the cause of action accrued". If EC Regulation 261/2004 is an 'enactment', it is likely that a 6 year period applies, therefore. The result is that consumers bringing claims for fixed compensation for delayed or cancelled flights are now provided with a much more generous limitation period than exists in many other types of aviation claims, which will continue to be governed by the Warsaw and Montreal Regimes.
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On Friday, Apple's long-awaited 6.1-inch iPhone XR is set to make its debut in stores. Before this, the first official reviews are now being published online.
Here's a look at what they are saying about Apple's colorful new handset which was first announced in September alongside the already released iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max.
Over at The Verge, the conclusion drawn is that for most people, the iPhone XR is the one to buy.
That said, everything Apple offers here is much, much better than just "good enough." The XR is the iPhone we'd recommend to most people.
The iPhone XR looks and feels like a phone that costs more than $750. It has a premium glass and aluminum design, and I love how rich the colors look. My personal favorite is yellow, but the blue test unit I had was pretty cool, too. It felt just as fast and quick as my iPhone XS Max, which costs $1,249. Again, that's because everything inside is the exact same.
As an iPhone XS Max buyer, I was curious to see how the iPhone XR stacked up. I'm happy to see that it looks like Apple went all-out to make its lower-cost handset a winner. As such, I fully expect this to become the top smartphone before 2018 is over in a few weeks.
Despite the iPhone XS/iPhone XS Max offering some extra bang, it's clear by these early reviews that this is handset best suited for most buyers. What do you think?


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Q: Could not load file or assembly MVC in Azure I have this exception (see bottom) and have no clue what to do. I tried to deploy my website on Azure websites. Locally everything works fine. This was the first time I tried to deploy it, so I had no previous working version online.
I used NU-Get to install ASP.Net MVC. The properties are set to CopyLocal = True.
My target framework is set to .NET 4.5 (also configured in Azure portal). There is not any intelligence going on in my project, just a home controller and a view.
I have this in my web.config:
 <dependentAssembly>
    <assemblyIdentity name="System.Web.Mvc" publicKeyToken="31bf3856ad364e35"/>
    <bindingRedirect oldVersion="1.0.0.0-5.2.0.0" newVersion="5.2.0.0"/>
  </dependentAssembly>

The only other package I installed is jquery.
Other, probably irrelevant detail: I have a test-project, which was untouched after creating the project from scratch.
Any help would be highly appreciated.
Stack Trace:
[FileNotFoundException: Could not load file or assembly 'System.Web.Mvc, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35' or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified.]

[FileNotFoundException: Could not load file or assembly 'System.Web.Mvc, Version=5.2.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35' or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified.]
   EchteMaaltijd.Web.MvcApplication.Application_Start() in c:\a\src\EchteMaaltijd\EchteMaaltijd\Global.asax.cs:16

[HttpException (0x80004005): Could not load file or assembly 'System.Web.Mvc, Version=5.2.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35' or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified.]
   System.Web.HttpApplicationFactory.EnsureAppStartCalledForIntegratedMode(HttpContext context, HttpApplication app) +12600621
   System.Web.HttpApplication.RegisterEventSubscriptionsWithIIS(IntPtr appContext, HttpContext context, MethodInfo[] handlers) +175
   System.Web.HttpApplication.InitSpecial(HttpApplicationState state, MethodInfo[] handlers, IntPtr appContext, HttpContext context) +304
   System.Web.HttpApplicationFactory.GetSpecialApplicationInstance(IntPtr appContext, HttpContext context) +404
   System.Web.Hosting.PipelineRuntime.InitializeApplication(IntPtr appContext) +475

[HttpException (0x80004005): Could not load file or assembly 'System.Web.Mvc, Version=5.2.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35' or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified.]
   System.Web.HttpRuntime.FirstRequestInit(HttpContext context) +12617668
   System.Web.HttpRuntime.EnsureFirstRequestInit(HttpContext context) +159
   System.Web.HttpRuntime.ProcessRequestNotificationPrivate(IIS7WorkerRequest wr, HttpContext context) +12457285


____ There is a live cam watching an Eagles Nest.
Is the eagle rejecting one of the chicks?
____ I was just watching at 8:32 PM eastern daylight time the adult got up and backed away I could see two fuzzy chicks down in the nest. That carcass may be some other bird type that ventured too close to the nest.
I saw a live chick away from the rest and not under the mother, I closed and after a while it was there no more. A friend of mine got bit down by it.
____ Oh POOP, I missed the event.
____ The Eagle chicks appear to be bigger than Sparrows but not as big as Robins, still clumsy but getting around quite well.
The Eagle Chicks are bigger than Robins, still covered in down and starting to be fun to watch.