While at Intific I created designs for applications in the transportation sector. For this project, I created a tablet-based application that enables vendors to sell transit tickets to customers using smart-card technology. What made this project both complicated and interesting was the sheer number of unknowns involved. I was designing for multiple clients (transportation agencies within different cities, globally), different ways that different cities determine ticket price, and different kinds of transit systems. Beyond the infrastructural constraints, I had to account for whether a specific client wanted to allow its users to create accounts, and that merchants would not be able to cancel transactions once value was deposited onto a card.
I worked with a mobile developer, project manager, and quality assurance analyst in an agile environment. Ultimately, I went through multiple iterations and created countless wireframes. I was able to perform contextual inquiry with users, and validate my design with users in San Francisco, which is one of the most complicated and oft-complained about transit systems in the US. After receiving the go-ahead from all stakeholders, I worked on incorporating Material Design for the UI.
Please note, below is only a small cross-section from a larger app.
The checkout page was the most complicated and most important screen for a user. Users frequently cited pain-points including miskeyed ticket options and difficulty finding the correct transit operator. The photo below is a prime example of the VeriFone UI and lack of information that it displayed. The value listed is for a transit ticket, however this is not clearly presented to the user; this frustrated users and lead them to periodically selling customers the wrong product.
The VeriFone design did not account for how real-world customers phrase their needs. I eased the burden on the user by creating a design that displays a large amount of information in an easily digestible format. This allowed users to rapidly parse options and quickly move through transactions.
On top of the VeriFone system burdening users, the ticketing system also had a number of pitfalls at the user's expense. It was not able to process cancellations in an easy or fast way. Employees may be penalized for selling the wrong ticket or putting the wrong value on a customer's card. I created a UI that could be quickly navigated but still helped users enter accurate information, while allowing easy edits throughout.
Throughout the project I juggled business rules, unknowns, and user needs; I found ways to efficiently convey necessary information and prevented users from miskeying, or making errors. The wireframe allowed me to understand how to represent the necessary information and a possible way of laying it out. By exploring and learning about Material Design I was able to make the design both aesthetically desirable and simple, ultimately pleasing the user.
Our users were split between iOS and Android; I wanted to take advantage of this and utilize code libraries that already exist so that users would be presented with a consistent framework that they've already been exposed to. Although the hardware was not set I knew it would be an Android based device. Considering most users have encountered Android in some form, why reinvent the wheel? This eased training burden and curbed possible learning gaps.
Users previously had to run transactions on VeriFone devices that are so old they are no longer being manufactured. However, the VeriFone UI is brutally simple. I did not want to sacrifice simplicity for a pleasing design so I gave them both. This delighted users.
I did not sacrifice functionality in this design. Users can now see all of a customer's information in one place as well as everything that they've added to their cart. The ease of use of this layout prevents users from miskeying and making costly errors, as the system is not able to cancel transactions.
The app can pull niche information from an API. My design accounts for this and presents that information in relevant areas. For example, the confirmation page explicitly tells users when a pass will expire, this is valuable because it lets users know what the timeframe of the ticket is that they are selling. Although this may seem minor it has a heavy impact on users. It alleviates customer confusion and complaints regarding how and when to use their purchase.
My wireframe incorporated many unique elements. While the developer would be able to create complicated and new interactions for me, I wanted to create something more efficient for all parties involved.
The wireframes determined the user's flow and journey. The ticket information presented is an amalgam; based on research for 5 different transit agencies (Boston, Los Angeles, Miami, San Francisco, and Washington DC), the amount of potential variation is endless. For that reason, the flexibility of the design was key.
I wanted the visuals to encompass simplicity and sleekness. Previously users keyed in these transactions on VeriFone machines that were out of production. I wanted the user to be delighted with the simplicity and ease of use they encountered. Users perform 60 transactions per minute; I wanted to maintain or exceed this figure.
As the wireframes below show (click to expand), I utilized modals for in app functionality. The modal allows a user to focus on the specific transaction they are keying while not losing track of where they are in the workflow. Each piece of information is represented separately when being selected but users can review previously selected information throughout the process to confirm they are on the right path. Each transit system has different rules and each agency within the larger system offers different tickets; simply putting a monetary amount on a card is not sufficient for selling a ticket to a customer. To handle this obstacle I designed a modal that is flexible and able to handle a worst-case-scenario.
I chose not to utilize certain styles or facets of design including dragging menus in and out, swiping to save or select, and scrolling because users did not notice these subtleties. Considering the rapid pace with which users move through transactions, there is no time for them to process these kinds of interactions. Rather than acting as delighters, these functionalities caused friction.
The issue the stakeholders had with these words related to the nature of the app: money is not being transferred through the app itself and stakeholders worried about implying monetary responsibility. However, I advocated for these words because they most closely track with user understanding and expectations.
My designs are featured in this Cubic video, showing how our transit applications can serve riders, merchants, and transit inspectors.
In order to get the team aligned on whom this design serves and what their most pressing needs are, I created user archetypes. While this is not an in-depth look at each user group, it covers the most relevant factors that drive them.
The system must allow them to recover from their mistakes; our users want to avoid costly and uncomfortable customer interactions.
The system must be robust enough to keep up with tech-savvy users and customers who are used to instantaneous interactions.
The system must be simple as not all users are technology-literate, they cannot afford to expend extra energy learning a confusing workflow.


Why did the University of Nicosia launch a Master's Degree in Digital Currency programme?
The University of Nicosia believes that decentralized digital currencies like bitcoin (also known as cryptocurrencies) represent a fundamental theoretical breakthrough in computer science that will have significant practical applications in the fields of finance, law, business, government, development and entrepreneurship.
As such, no existing degree program fully captured the interdisciplinary nature of decentralized digital currencies and their practical applications. The University believes that combining knowledge from the fields of economics, banking, finance and law along with the new opportunities enabled by decentralized digital currencies will be a very fruitful area for research and teaching for the next 10 to 20 years.
Most students will complete the program in 13 to 18 months, depending on the electives that they select.
What is the total cost of tuition and fees for the master's programme?
The total cost for the programme is 12,080 Euros. There is a 5% discount for students paying with Bitcoins. The University of Nicosia also offers scholarships annually to qualified students who have been accepted to the MSc in Digital Currency.
The program is offered online to students from all over the world (in English).
When does the programme start? How frequently can new students enroll?
What are the admission requirements for the Master's Degree in Digital Currency programme?
Bachelor's degree from an accredited university (Upper-Second or a GPA of 3.0 or higher).
Work Experience is a significant added qualification.
Proficiency in the English Language: Students satisfy the English requirements if their first degree was taught in English. Otherwise, they would need to present at least a TOEFL score of 550 paper-based or 213 computer-based, or GCSE "O" Level with "C" or IELTS with a score of 6.0 or score placement at the ENGL-100 level of the University of Nicosia Placement Test.
If students are unsure if they meet the admissions requirements, they should complete the inquiry form and discuss their situation with an admissions advisor.
Students should complete an inquiry form on the programme website: www.digitalcurrency.unic.ac.cy. An admissions advisor will contact them for more information.
Students and/or professionals in the field of computer science who would like to deepen their technical understanding of digital currency while also understanding likely societal interactions and implications.
While there is a common required core for both sets of students and/or professionals, through the selection of electives, students and/or professionals can take a more computer science-centric or more finance-centric pathway.
The curriculum was developed by University of Nicosia faculty along with consultation with technical advisors who have experience in the digital currency field.
Define concepts of money and money supply and associate present international financial markets and money transfer systems to digital currency alternatives.
Explore theoretical principles on currencies, banking, the role of central banks and monetary policy to determine the likely implications of digital currencies upon them.
Identify and analyze challenges, prospects and risks of digital currencies and devise business proposals and/or develop systems and services that address them.
Apply and advance practice or research on cryptography, distributed systems architectures and information systems to design innovative systems and services that complement and extend the existing digital currencies ecosystem.
Review, analyze and compare different regulatory environments (banking, payments, commerce, legal, accounting and so on), debate on likely implications introduced by digital currencies and advise on alternative proposals.
Analyze best practices related to digital currencies, specify business opportunities and apply digital currency based innovative solutions to address problems in business, finance or the society at large.
The courses are being taught by faculty from the finance and computer science departments at the University of Nicosia along with adjunct faculty with specific experience relating to bitcoin and other decentralized currencies.
Our instructors have included respected and well-known names from the Bitcoin community around the world such as Andreas Antonopoulos, Anthony Di Orio, Adam Hayes, Reuben Bramanathan, Charles Evans, George Giaglis, Antonis Polemitis and more.
What is the University of Nicosia "Introduction to Digital Currencies" MOOC?
This MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) is a free introductory course offered online to students from around the world who are interested in learning more about digital currencies. The course is structured as an introductory survey course, touching upon both technical and non-technical matters related to the topic.
Who can enroll to the "Introduction to Digital Currencies" MOOC?
What is the cost to take the MOOC course?
The MOOC is free for everyone.
How do you register for the MOOC?
Interested students can register www.digitalcurrency.unic.ac.cy by filling out and submitting the form at the top of the page. Registered students will be automatically logged in to the course platform and course material will become available before the start date of the next available cohort.
Who developed the curriculum of "Introduction to Digital Currencies"?
The course was developed by faculty at the University of Nicosia, along with experts in the digital currency field.
Who teaches the MOOC course?
Andreas Antonopoulos, a leading bitcoin and digital currency expert and entrepreneur. Mr. Antonopoulos is chief security officer of Blockchain, popular wallet and block explorer, and also serves on the advisory boards of several bitcoin startups.
Antonis Polemitis, a venture capitalist and member of the Board at the University of Nicosia who is leading the University's advisory board on digital currency. Mr. Polemitis is a well-known writer on bitcoin with a focus on the financial implications of bitcoin adoption.
How often is the MOOC offered?
The MOOC is offered twice a year.
What are the requirements to successfully complete the MOOC?
The requirements to complete the MOOC are participating in the various course sessions, completing the relevant exercises and completing the exam at the end of the course with a grade above 60%.
Is credit available for the MOOC course?
Yes, students who proceed to attend the MSc in Digital Currency at the University of Nicosia and who have successfully completed the MOOC will receive credit for the MOOC as the first course in that program.
Given how quickly digital currency technology is evolving, how do you ensure that the MOOC course remains up to date?
Our faculty are constantly monitoring changes in the digital currency landscape and will be making the necessary updates to the MOOC course (and the academic program overall) as needed.


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Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski reacts during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game against North Carolina in Durham, N.C., Wednesday, Feb. 13. Coach K has reiterated his plans to surrender the reins of Team USA.
Mike Krzyzewski done? Coach K says goodbye to Team USA
Mike Krzyzewski says he's done coaching Team USA after leading the Americans to two Olympic gold medals for men's basketball.
By Brian Mahoney Associated Press
February 26, 2013 | New York
Mike Krzyzewski said again Tuesday he doesn't plan to return as U.S. men's basketball coach after leading the Americans to two Olympic gold medals.
Saying "my stance hasn't changed," Krzyzewski told ESPN Radio he expects USA Basketball to name a new coach this summer.
The Hall of Fame Duke coach said during and after last summer's Olympics that he wasn't planning to return to the position he's held with the national team since 2005. However, he still hasn't confirmed that decision with USA Basketball chairman Jerry Colangelo, who has said they will talk after the college season.
"I've loved, loved, loved, and it's been an honor being with the USA Basketball team," Krzyzewski said in the interview. "And to coach the team and work with Jerry these seven years has been marvelous.
"And we're in a good spot," Krzyzewski added. "We need to keep building."
Krzyzewski led the Americans to Olympic gold in 2008 and 2012, and a world basketball championship in 2010. The Americans also won bronze in the 2006 worlds, their first tournament under his guidance, and haven't lost a game since.
The Americans automatically qualified for the 2014 World Cup of Basketball in Spain by winning gold in London. Colangelo originally said he planned to name a new coach around the new year, but put off those plans so he could talk to Krzyzewski once the Blue Devils' season was finished.
The delay created speculation Krzyzewski was open to a return, but he told ESPN Radio that USA Basketball wouldn't make an announcement during the season, anyway.
If Krzyzewski is indeed finished, Colangelo will first have to determine if he wants to stay with a college coach or go back to someone from the NBA. Before Krzyzewski, the Americans had been led by someone from the pros since 1992, when NBA players were first allowed to play in the Olympics.
But after a bronze medal finish in 2004, two years after an embarrassing sixth-place performance in the worlds, Colangelo was given control of USA Basketball and hired Krzyzewski, who has been on the staff of 12 U.S. teams since 1979.
He got the Americans back on top with a thrilling victory over Spain in Beijing, then committed to return for another three-year stint the following year. The Americans' victory in Istanbul in 2010 was their first world title since 1994, and they won even though none of the '08 gold medalists returned.
Krzyzewski has said he planned to remain close to Colangelo and the program even if he didn't return. He was asked in the interview if the U.S. would have a different coach in 2016, when they try for a third straight Olympic gold medal.
"Yeah, and he'll be great," Krzyzewski said, "and he'll get all the support of all of us, and of me."
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Our Partnerships: How We Do What We Do
The environmental problems of today are challenging. The successful studies of those problems have demanded an integrated approach that not only crosses the traditional disciplinary lines, but requires that the problems be studied from many angles. This means that field studies, theoretical research, and laboratory measurements must all be brought to bear in the search for scientific understanding.
Our Organization: Interactive Groups
At CSD, the approach to studying atmospheric problems is to attack from all sides: field, theory, and laboratory. One of the hallmarks of CSD is that it is comprised of scientists who are experts in all three of these areas and who work separately and together to study the atmosphere.
The field component of the division's research involves in-situ and remote measurement of chemical composition (with an emphasis on the reactive species) and dynamic properties (such as wind velocity, turbulence, and wave motion). Theoretical research, in the areas of atmospheric photochemical modeling and atmospheric dynamics and transport, builds a conceptual picture of how the atmosphere "works" and gains a predictive capability. An experimental laboratory chemical kinetics program characterizes the fundamental photochemical atmospheric processes (such as the rate of chemical reactions and their reaction products).
These three components of CSD's research are extensively cross-linked. The division program often supplies input to the theoretical models and frequently helps in the development of new instruments that are needed for field measurements. The modeling investigations often point to the need for new laboratory studies and field measurements. The field research often suggests new directions for laboratory investigations and can provide critical diagnostic tests of model predictions.
CSD organization consists of a Directorate and seven Research Groups, the research focal points within the division. While each one focuses on a particular component of research (e.g., tropospheric chemistry) and on a particular approach (e.g., theory and modeling), much of the division's research involves more than one Research Group. For example, about 20% of the division's publications are co-authored by researchers from more than one Research Group.
A good example of this research method is on the role of iodine in the atmosphere. The work was initiated with theoretical studies that indicated that iodine might be the "forgotten halogen" with regard to depletion of ozone in the stratosphere. Scientists in CSD's Chemistry & Climate Processes program looked at the possibilities with a state-of-the-art chemical/dynamical model, finding that, indeed, there may be mechanisms by which enough iodine could reach that stratosphere to have an impact on the ozone layer. But laboratory studies of the possible chemical reactions were lacking, and so scientists in the Atmospheric Chemical Processes program commenced research to provide the missing information. Scientists in both of those programs are working together to see if field measurements of the iodine-containing gases are achievable.
NOAA / Joint Institute: A Vital Interaction
ESRL CSD partners with Joint Institutes of various universities. The Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences (CIRES) was founded in 1967 as a joint endeavor of the University of Colorado and the NOAA laboratories in Boulder. Over the years CIRES has played a vital role in the local Federal-State venture involving the University and the NOAA laboratories in Boulder (including a longstanding and fruitful relationship with CSD). The CIRES/NOAA relationship has fostered both graduate and undergraduate careers by enabling young scientists to contribute to federal research. That research, in turn, has greatly benefitted from the infusion of talent and ideas from the University community, and much has been published. In the first five years of the division, 45% of all CSD publications are Joint Institute shared author papers. Approximately 60% of CSD is associated with CIRES. This includes the full range of personnel that make up the division: students, postdoctoral associates, career scientists, engineers, and technical support staff.
NOAA and the NRC Postdoctoral Program
Young scientists from many university graduate programs begin their postdoctoral research career at CSD. In addition to the Joint Institutes noted above, an important program for bringing in these scientists has been the Postdoctoral Research Associates Program of the National Research Council (NRC). During any given year, CSD has 2-3 postdoctoral researchers that are supported through this NRC program. Nearly 20 of CSD's scientists serve as advisors. There can be no doubt that the NRC program succeeds at its mission of furthering the career preparation of young researchers: upon completion of the NRC appointment, Associates move on to established positions throughout the nation and world. Many CSD staff are former NRC postdocs. Occasionally, CSD is host to scientists in the NRC's Senior Research Associates program.
External Interactions: Our Colleagues in the Community
In addition to the interactions among the internal groups of CSD noted above, another hallmark of the division's research through the years has been collaborative activities. CSD collaborates extensively with other divisions of ESRL, other NOAA OAR labs, and other NOAA Line Offices. CSD scientists work extensively with international partners (e.g., the United Kingdom Meteorological Office and the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research of New Zealand) and other national research institutions: universities, other agencies, and the private sector. The most telling indication is that over half of CSD's publications involve co-authors from other institutions. In addition to these basic scientist-scientist collaborations, CSD has been involved in many jointly planned and conducted field campaigns, in which inter-organizational breadth was one of the key factors in carrying out the campaign. Several of these have involved a very advantageous, long-standing, and close working partnership with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).


Chapman Taylor has won an asset enhancement design competition for the remodelling of the façades of the well-known former Hotel Kyjev building in the Slovak capital, Bratislava.
The former Hotel Kyjev is a landmark tower in the city which has been derelict for a number of years. Chapman Taylor's design for its regeneration as a high-quality residential building creates a striking and modern façade which combines bold geometric shapes, elegant detailing and extensive glazing.
The façade design is flexible, to accommodate changes in the internal arrangements, if required. The use of deep balconies and vertical walls also helps make the building more sustainable by providing it with abundant natural light all year round while controlling solar heat gains during the summer months.
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I was goaded into mulling over this question by the same concerns that led to my writing, Is the Electronic Health Record Defunct? I am worried about being trapped in a paper-oriented thinking mode when designing clinical apps. That trap is easy to fall into because patient information is essential to patient care. All clinical work requires access to patient information, so it is easy to jump straight to thinking about what information to store and how to store it. Once snared, taking the next step of borrowing design ideas from paper charts is hard to resist. How does one separate clinical care concepts from chart concepts when creating software???
Let's start with medication and problem lists. What concepts do these lists embody or convey? Understanding why I ask this question requires a bit of a philosophical diversion. A word, sentence, or phrase has a meaning (semantics). For example, the word aspirin has a meaning—it is a non-steroidal pain medicine and anti-inflammatory agent. It also may denote something specific (i.e., an enteric coated tablet in my hand). However, it is possible for a word or phrase to have semantic import (meaning) and yet denote nothing. Bertrand Russell illustrated this point with his storied example: "The present king of France…" Semantically speaking, anyone who understands English knows what this phrase means. The problem, of course, is that there is no king of France. Semantically, the sentence is fine; however, it denotes nothing. Now, back to clinical vs. charts concepts.
When a clinician uses a nomenclature such as RxNorm to add a drug to a patient's current medication list, we can be sure that the semantic properties of the term are intact. However, if the patient never receives, refuses, or stops taking the drug, that RxNorm term now listed in the medication list no longer denotes a real fact about the patient. Here, we have a clinical care concept – the clinician deciding/intending to give the drug – rendered in the patient's medication list; however, the term does not correspond to the patient's actual situation. A drug being in a patient's medication list has a meaning, but not necessarily any denotation. Now, here is my question to all of my philosophically-inclined readers: When building clinical care systems, should we design systems to avoid semantic/denotational mismatches? Stated another way, should we record the intention to give a medication in a different way than the way we record that a patient is definitely taking the medication?
Semantic/denotational mismatches are patient safety issues because when they occur, they convey false information about the patient. Medication reconciliation helps to address this with medication issues, but what about problems/diagnoses?
A problem/diagnosis listed in the patient record implies that the patient has that problem. By extension, the absence of a problem implies it isn't present in the patient. Every incorrect entry in a patient's problem list is a semantic/denotational mismatch. What havoc might result for decision support users? How can a system's design reconcile the clinician's belief/intent with the actual state of the patient?
It seems that for any item listed in a chart, there needs to be some way of ensuring that it denotes something about the patient. What is the problem list equivalent of medication reconciliation?
Aside from semantic/denotational mismatches, there are other clinical concepts that have no natural home in the chart. Is therapeutic efficacy the same thing as the patient has been taking a drug for x number of years??? When does a drug being removed from a medication list denote therapeutic failure???
At some point in system design, classes are created and behaviors are assigned to them. So eventually, semantic/denotational mismatches become a design challenge—as they have for me. All the possible solutions I imagine require system designs unlike anything that currently exists. Patient-facing health record apps would have to become integrated in some way with clinicians' systems, allowing for feedback on medications and diagnoses. Having had my first personal experience with the patient portal of a major vendor, I can say that seems to be far off.
Levels of "belief" would have to be built into every captured data element. For example, it would be necessary to have diagnoses marked as provisional unless other data in the system corroborated the entry. Algorithms that surveyed patients looking for undiagnosed conditions would be required as well.
Perhaps we need EHR designs that allow clinicians to enter diagnostic and treatment plans that are then converted into decision trees where intentions/decisions are made explicit to anyone caring for the patient.
I may have wandered off the deep-end with my speculations, but I am sure that we can all agree that semantic/denotational mismatches are dangerous. Now, as to how one might address this problem through specific design innovations…well, that requires a lot more thought. Meanwhile, time to get back to prn: OnCall.
Enjoy reading these posts. Although the questions you pose are important, I think most clinicians would respond similarly. The medication list is what is prescribed. Paper or electronic, we have no way currently of validating compliance, so it is in my mind implied. Some patients may admit to non-compliance for various reasons (e.g. Rx too expensive). Until we are electronically mature enough that the pharmacy records of obtaining the Rx are automatically compared to the number of pills that should have been used for a given time period, we won't know for sure. Even then a patient could still be giving them to someone else.
John, thanks for your comment. From a design perspective, I am concerned about how these entries are used. While all would agree they represent what is prescribed, they are used as if they are, in fact, true in the real world. In other words, they are assumed to facts about the patient's state and not simply a record of the clinician's beliefs. I wonder if this discrepancy plays into harm/medical errors??? On paper, the diff between state and belief is important, but what happens when this info is feed to CDS and shared with others? Having computers or clinicians remote from the patient use this info as "truth" could be dangerous.
You addressed medications, but about the problem list? That actually might be more serious.


A Pennsylvania man assaulted an employee after he became upset with the way his groceries were being bagged, authorities said. Bradley A. Bower, 55, was in the checkout line at a Giant Food Store in New Cumberland Feb. 2 when he became upset.
Bower became angry when a cashier put canned goods in the same grocery bag as chips, smashing the chips, according to police.
That's when Bower, described by police as 6-foot-tall, weighing 250 pounds, allegedly grabbed the employee by the neck and shouted, "You idiot!" The cashier told police he shoved Bower away from him, and other employees then stepped in to separate them.
The employee suffered bruising to his neck, police said.
When police arrived, they viewed security video from the store and issued a simple assault summons for Bower.
Police say Bower told officers he knew he was in the wrong, but he was having a bad day and his chips being smashed sent him over the edge.


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Kyrgyz Fears Over Tajik Border Talks
Violent border clashes do not bode well for talks to resolve a Soviet-era dispute.
By Sultan Jumagulov
Bishkek fears recent clashes between Kyrgyz and Tajik villagers over disputed frontier areas may jeopardise border delimitation talks scheduled for this spring.
On January 3, a crowd of roughly 200 villagers from the Sogd region of Tajikistan stormed the frontier and smashed Kyrgyz customs posts. In retaliation, Kyrgyz villagers from the Batken region marched into Tajik territory and demolished a recently established border checkpoint.
There is a general unease among the Kyrgyz political establishment that the incident is an attempt by the Tajiks to signal that they will not give up their claim on the disputed lands easily at border talks in Dushanbe this March.
Indeed, the Kyrgyz deputy from Batken, Tashbolot Baltabaev, said he feared that villagers on the Tajik side of the frontier might take further action to stamp their authority on these areas. "It is only the beginning and more serious confrontation could follow," he warned.
Officially, both Bishkek and Dushanbe put the blame on the local authorities for the border clashes, in which two Kyrgyz policemen were reportedly wounded.
Tajik security chief Amirkul Azimov said the checkpoints that so enraged the villagers had been erected by local bureaucrats and contravened temporary bilateral arrangements.
Azimov assured IWPR that both sides were working towards resolving the conflict, and freedom of movement between the countries had been restored.
The deputy governor of Kyrgyzstan's Batken region, Maksat Dyikanov, echoed his view, telling IWPR that both sides of the border were under the control of their respective law enforcement agencies.
Many Kyrgyz believe Tajikistan wants the disputed territories in order to accommodate growing numbers of people who are migrating from poor southern and central regions to more affluent northern parts of the country, which border Kyrgyzstan, according to Central Asian analyst with the International Crisis Group, ICG, Philip Noubel.
"They feel as if Tajikistan is pushing on Kyrgyz territories in order to acquire more space to accommodate their growing needs," he said.
Noubel said there's also a possibility that Tajik locals may have sought to occupy the disputed territories because they fear Dushanbe might trade them away. Their concerns, says Noubel, stem from the fact that their government brokered a border delimitation with China last year in which, many believe, Tajikistan lost out.
"I would not exclude that the latest incident was an attempt to make their demands heard before officials of both sides sit down to the negotiating table," he told IWPR.
The Kyrgyz-Tajik border is 900 km long and mostly mountainous. However, fertile stretches of the frontier have been disputed by Kyrgyz and Tajiks since Soviet times.
While the Batken region lies within Kyrgyzstan, it contains a Tajik enclave, Vorukh, separated from Tajikistan by a 20-km stretch of land.
Vorukh is home to around 40,000 ethnic Tajiks, who like to maintain close ties with the homeland. It is here, around the enclave and along the border, where all disputed areas, rich in water reserves and pastures, are concentrated.
According to Noubel, it is difficult to say which side has the strongest claim on these regions as both refer to maps from different periods, basing their argument on the date which suits them most.
The most serious border confrontation took place in 1989, when local Tajiks and Kyrgyz squabbled violently. Blood was shed on both sides and Moscow intervened to restore order.
After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the Kyrgyz and Tajiks declared independence, but the border dispute was not resolved. Desultory discussions to settle the issue were commenced and then abandoned, as Tajikistan struggled through a civil war and its aftermath.
It was not until spring 2002 that the dispute erupted again, after Tajikistan planted a new border outpost in the disputed territory. Kyrgyz citizens were forced to queue for days, waiting for Tajik permits to travel through an area that had only recently been a part of their territory.
Mass protests took place, followed by talks at regional level. The Tajiks eventually relented by removing the border posts.
It was not long, however, before the Tajiks began erecting more of them elsewhere along the frontier.
Over the course of the summer and autumn of 2002, matters rapidly worsened as the Kyrgyz Batken authorities responded tit-for-tat, building their own checkpoints alongside the new Tajik ones.
The movement of people along the border was dramatically hindered and the Tajik enclave in Vorukh found itself cut off from Tajikistan as a whole.
This seems to have prompted both sides to resume postponed frontier negotiations and, in December last year, a Tajik delegation arrived in Bishkek.
On the face of it, the talks appear to have been cordial. Both sides took the view that the new checkpoints were illegal and moreover, impractical, impeding the normal passage of citizens and goods.
But instead of forging ahead with a resolution to the crisis, they chose to blame the border problems on regional authorities acting independently of the central administration.
Abdusalam Abdurakhmonov, a prominent Kyrgyz artist in the Leilek district of the Batken region, is not hopeful of a political settlement. "The nerves of ordinary people have already reached breaking point, as they face endless humiliation every time they cross the border," he said.
Sultan Jumagulov is a BBC stringer in Bishkek
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John Henry Hoeppel
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March 4, 1933 – January 3, 1937
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Tell City, Indiana, U.S.
September 21, 1976(1976-09-21) (aged 95)
Arcadia, California, U.S.
Resurrection Cemetery, San Gabriel, California, U.S.
John Henry Hoeppel (February 10, 1881 – September 21, 1976) was a U.S. Representative from California. He served two terms, from 1933 through 1937.
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Born near Tell City, Indiana, Hoeppel attended grammar school in Evansville, Indiana but did not attend high school. He enlisted in the United States Army on July 27, 1898, and served successively as private, corporal, and sergeant until 1921, with service in France during the First World War.
Hoeppel moved to Arcadia, California in 1919. He was the postmaster of Arcadia from 1923 to 1931. In 1928, he became editor of National Defense magazine.
Hoeppel was elected as a Democrat to the Seventy-third and to the Seventy-fourth Congresses (March 4, 1933 – January 3, 1937). He served as chairman of the Committee on War Claims (Seventy-fourth Congress).[1] In 1933 he was instrumental in persuading the U.S. Army to donate 183 acres of land from the Ross Field Army Balloon School to Los Angeles County to be developed as a park.[2]
He was convicted in 1936 of conspiracy to sell an appointment to the West Point Military Academy and served time in jail.[3] His son Charles J. Hoeppel, who was seeking appointment to the U.S. Naval Academy as part of the deal, was also convicted. Their appeal later in 1936 was unsuccessful.[4]
Hoeppel was an unsuccessful candidate for renomination in 1936 to the Seventy-fifth Congress, afterwards resuming his editorial career. He was an unsuccessful Prohibition candidate for election in 1946 to the Eightieth Congress, losing to future U.S. President Richard Nixon.
Hoeppel died in Arcadia on September 21, 1976 and is buried in Resurrection Cemetery, San Gabriel, California.[1]
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^ a b Grossman, Mark (2003). Political Corruption in America: An Encyclopedia of Scandals, Power, and Greed. Santa Barbara, California: ABC-CLIO, Inc. pp. 161–2. ISBN 1-57607-060-3.
^ "Camp Arcadia (Ross Field)". The California State Military Museum. via Wayback Machine. Archived from the original on February 19, 2005. Retrieved 27 August 2014.
^ David Rosenzweig, "Tucker Is Fourth California Congressman to Be Convicted Since 1936," Los Angeles Times, December 9, 1995
^ "HOEPPEL et al. v. UNITED STATES". LEAGLE. May 18, 1936. Retrieved 27 August 2014.
United States Congress. "John H. Hoeppel (id: H000677)". Biographical Directory of the United States Congress.
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Pac-12 commissioner George Kliavkoff held a press conference at Allegiant Stadium before the 2021 Pac-12 Football Championship Game on Dec. 3, 2021.
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Colorado hosts No. 9 UCLA in a Pac-12 men's basketball clash this Saturday, Jan. 22 on Pac-12 Network
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2022 Pac-12 Women's Basketball Tournament, presented by New York Life, set for March 2-6 at Michelob ULTRA Arena in Las Vegas
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Top 5 Pac-12 women's basketball plays of the week (Jan. 10-17)
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I had an anxiety attack while getting ready for my internship. To be honest, I don't know what triggered it, it just happened. I was doing well for several days. This episode served me as a reminder and a learning experience, too.


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The ladies ministry at Waterfront is called SHINE, and it is headed up by Emma Thomas and Rhian Bridgens. We are ladies of all ages & backgrounds from Waterfront who enjoy meeting monthly for a variety of meetings and events.
Our vision for 'SHINE' is outlined below and that through 'SHINE' we might be refreshed and inspired to rise up and shine and ultimately glorify God.
This acronym sums up what we are about and what our aims are as a group of ladies here at Waterfront. Why not join us at the next ladies event - A warm welcome awaits you.


Chocolate? Too clichéd. Cards? Too complicated, their ability to convey strong feelings often so inadequate as to have the opposite effect. Flowers are okay, if you can disregard the symbolism of their being dead and bedraggled before the week is out and even then it implies a slight want of romantic imagination. So we've a better idea: this Valentine's Day, say it to your loved one with cake.
Specifically, say it with Konditor and Cook's magic cakes in a Valentine's theme: small cakey cubes with hearts, kisses, lips, and an array of suggestive phrases piped in lusty colours on the top. Look deeper (and one should always look deeper when it comes to love) and you'll find rich fondant icing, marzipan, apricot jam and fluffy sponge made with organic lemons and free range eggs.
"The eggs are from an organic farm," says Sarah. "It's important the chickens run free." Indeed, the same could be said of any loving relationship, which one could argue resembles cake in several pertinent ways.
Like love, a good cake demands proportion, sensitive timing, and a preference for naturalness where possible—and you can't get more natural than the ingredients at Konditor and Cook, which are organic, ethically sourced and involve absolutely no preservatives.
"The combination of marzipan and fondant means the cake stays fresh for quite some time, without preservatives," Sarah explains. The apricot jam and zingy lemony sponge offsets the marzipan's warm, nutty presence and the sugar rush of fondant.
But it's the décor that makes it: the white chocolate lips, the marzipan hearts, the lurid pink and yellow icing that jumps out from the sea of non-descript schmaltz and tickles your eyes and your tastebuds. Forget saccharine. These aptly-named magic cakes are naturally sweet.


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Let's give these three anti cellulite cures a try and see how fat and cellulite dissolve.
Caffeine is the classic cellulite-cream ingredient because it immediately tightens the skin, but studies have shown it works even better when used with retinol, says Francesca Fusco, M.D, an assistant clinical professor of dermatology at Mount Sinai School of Medicine.
The thinking: Caffeine spikes circulation and temporarily shrinks fat cells, creating an immediate improvement and a lasting smoother appearance in about a month; collagen-boosting retinol plays the long game, repairing the structure of your cells over time (it can take up to 12 weeks to work). Dermatologists say you'll get the best effect by layering two creams on top of each other nightly.
Interval training on an incline targets potentially troubling fat cells right below the surface, says Beverly Hills-based trainer Jarett Del Bene, who has worked with bikini babes Lauren Conrad and Audrina Patridge. On a treadmill set to a 6 percent incline, sprint for one minute, then slow to a walk for 30 seconds; repeat for a total of three sprints.
Tack this onto the beginning and end of your regular gym routine for maximum fat burning: A study in the Journal of Applied Physiology found that fat oxidation increased by 36 percent after high-intensity aerobic interval training. (You can also help get rid of cellulite with yoga).
Dramatic results will cost you—in this case, around $2,500—but they'll last for years. During an hour-long treatment of FDA-approved Cellulaze, a teensy fiber-optic laser is inserted below the surface of the skin to melt bulging fat globules (once liquefied, the fat is gently pressed out through the incision site), break the overstretched fibrous bonds, and stimulate collagen production.
A topical numbing cream nixes in-the-moment pain, and swelling or bruising clears up in about 10 days. (You can resume normal movement immediately, and strenuous exercise within a week.) "Women with mild cellulite can see more than 50 percent improvement," says Fusco. "Those with more intense cases can expect to see a 20 to 40 percent improvement but might require a second pass." The effects will keep getting better over the next three to 12 months.


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War is unimaginably horrific, rife with atrocities that defy human comprehension. But after a war is over and order is restored does hatred disappear?
Holocaust survivor 77-year-old Alice Zuckerman travels from Canada to Eastern Europe in a journey to reunite with family members after years of separation.


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Chang'e 1 is now in orbit!
At 03:37 UTC today, Chinese mission controllers successfully commanded the Chang'e 1 spacecraft into lunar orbit, according to chinaview.cn. There are now two spacecraft orbiting the Moon, Chang'e 1 and Kaguya, and China is now a member of the very small club of nations who have built something and launched it to another world. Congratulations to China!
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Mission controllers at the Beijing Aerospace Control Center guided China's first satellite to leave Earth, Chang'e 1, into lunar orbit on November 5, 2007.
I didn't see any other siginificant news on that site to report. While I'm talking about the lunar missions though, I'll also mention that Kaguya continues to report successes; you can download a presentation (PDF format) that shows more images taken by the onboard camera, documenting successful deployments of several science instruments: the lunar magnetometer extended its 12-meter-long mast; the lunar radar sounder extended four 15-meter antennas; and the Upper Atmosphere and Plasma Imager, UPI, was deployed on its gimbal. I'm still waiting to see what Kaguya's vaunted HD camera will send back from the Moon!


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Vítor lived with his mother and sister at his Grandma Deny's home. Vítor's grandma became ill and could not leave her bed for many weeks. She was lonely in her room by herself.
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The Lewis Baggett "Always Faithful" Foundation was founded in memory of Lewis Baggett and in honor of his legacy of always thinking about the needs of other veterans. Lewis Baggett was a Marine from 1953-1956 & spent 16 months of that time in Korea in the DMZ and my Dad since 1966. When I was a kid he always impressed upon me that he was a Marine and " once a Marine you were always a Marine." He would tell me that wherever he went and needed help he could count on another Marine and the same applied to all Marines; they look out after their own. He explained to me that the meaning of Semper Fidelis – the US Marines motto and that it meant "Always Faithful." He always prayed for me when I was deployed and for my other friends, which, he knew needed someone in their "Amen Corner." He strove to support others who were less fortunate, especially the military persons from all branches of the services. He didn't have much money but he kept a change jar and when it become full, he would cash it in and give it to someone he felt could use it.
It is for all veterans, law enforcement, fire fighters and EMS who are injured or ill and need a little help to maintain a productive life and their dignity. Most veterans do not ask for anything in return for their service and sacrifice but they deserve our respect and support. Lewis Baggett always stressed that we should be "Always Faithful" to take care of those who have sacrificed for us.
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This post discusses ideas for a proof of concept for a unit test framework for Kapacitor's TICKscripts and alerts. If you are not familiar with Kapacitor and the TICK script I really suggest you to go ahead and check InfluxData's website and learn more about it! In short, the TICK stack is a time series data platform that allows you to easily store, analyse and act on time series data at scale.
When you rely heavily on the TICK stack to make sure your systems are up and running all the time, the amount of TICKscripts will potentially become harder to manage. In addition, every time you need to change the parameters of an alert – which can be quite often –, a lot of time is spent on making sure that the alert works as intended and that the TICKscript is correct.
When testing a task, you can always define multiple recordings and replay them to check whether the task behaves as expected or not. Though, this approach still has a couple of issues: there is a lot of manual work to record and replay the test data and it is not easy to keep the recordings up to date with changing TICKscripts.
Another problem with manually testing the TICKscripts is the amount of manual (or funny scripting) needed to load the tasks, enable, replay recordings, check the results, and tear down test databases. All of these actions should be made against a non production Influxdb/Kapacitor.
In this blog post, I propose way to test TICKscripts in an automated way, using kapacitor-unit.
1) When you rely heavily on the TICK stack to make sure your systems are up and running all the time, the amount of TICKscripts will potentially become harder to manage.
2) When creating new (and complex) TICKscripts, it is hard to test all possible cases before getting the script into production. Record and replay features are helpful, but still require a lot of manual work and a reliable set of recorded data, which might not be easy to get.
3) In addition, every time you need to change the parameters of an alert – which can be quite often –, a lot of time is spent on making sure that the alert works as intended and that the TICKscript is correct.
4) Currently, there is no easy way to run tests over multiple TICKscripts, check the results and provide proper reporting.
The main goal of kapacitor-unit is to streamline and make it easier to run a battery of tests against TICKscripts. A TICKscript should be tested independently. There should be an easy and streamlined way to define the data to run in the tests, compare the Kapacitor results with the expected results and provide test reporting. All the tests whould against a dedicated Kapacitor.
After installing kapacitor-unit with the go tooling (go install github.com/gpestana/kapacitor-unit/kapacitor-unit), provide the test configuration file and kapacitor hosts. Optionally, you can provide a path for the directory where the TICKscripts are. If this path is not provided, kapacitor-unit assumes that the TICKscripts are loaded and enabled already.
A good practice is to run a disposable Kapacitor for running the taks and load the test data. This can be easily done with docker, so a ready-to-use Docker configurations is also part of the project.


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Can any running back have a 1,000/1,000 season in 2019?
https://www.pff.com/news/fantasy-footba ... on-in-2019
BY SCOTT BARRETT
A thousand-yard rusher is a boon in fantasy football. So is a thousand-yard receiver. If you can get both in one player? That's the best. In the history of the NFL, there have only been two instances of a player ever recording 1,000 rushing and 1,000 receiving yards in a single season — Roger Craig in 1985 and Marshall Faulk in 1999.
There are only eight players who have ever recorded 800 rushing and 800 receiving yards in a single season. One of these instances came in 2018 (Christian McCaffrey), while two others came from players still active — Le'Veon Bell in 2014 and David Johnson in 2016.
It seems absurd to write, but in 2019, there are legitimately five running backs with 1,000/1,000 potential.
WHY THIS IS IMPORTANT FOR FANTASY FOOTBALL
Though we've seen a decline in rushing volume in recent years, running backs are being used more as receivers today than in almost any other season in recent memory. Over the past two seasons, running backs have combined to draw 7,179 targets, or 303 more than in any other two-year stretch this past decade. This was also the first year over that span that running backs saw more targets than tight ends.
In 2018, McCaffrey set the new single-season running back record for receptions with 107. Saquon Barkley wasn't too far behind with 91 (seventh-most), nor was James White with 87 (14th). Perhaps not coincidentally, McCaffrey ranked first among all flex-eligible players in fantasy points scored during the fantasy season (Weeks 1-16), while Barkley would have ranked first if we included Week 17, and both seasons rank top-20 all-time.
This is massively important for fantasy football because, remember, for targets are worth 2.74 times as much as a carry for running backs in PPR leagues. As I explained elsewhere, running backs who are heavily utilized as both runners and receivers (bell cow running backs) have a higher-ceiling, higher-floor, and (especially) less week-to-week variance than their non-bell-cow peers.
POTENTIAL 1,000/1,000 CANDIDATES IN 2019
Christian McCaffrey, RB, Carolina Panthers
(133 receiving yards shy in 2018)
McCaffrey fell just 133 receiving yards shy of 1,000/1,000 honors in 2018. This was despite playing on just 14% of his team's snaps in a meaningless Week 17 game. If he gained his typical 56.3 receiving yards, he would have fallen just 99 yards shy of a 1,000/1,000 season, the third-closest season in NFL history.
McCaffrey was a revelation in 2018, breaking the single-season record for receptions, averaging 5.01 yards per carry, and leading the position in snaps (by 76). Remarkably, there's a good chance he could be even better in 2019. McCaffrey suffered a shoulder injury in Week 12 (which ultimately required surgery) and played through it. Volume should be just as good this year, as head coach Ron Rivera is projecting a similar touch-count for McCaffrey. He's well worth a top-three pick in 2019 drafts, and with just a little more passing-down volume or efficiency, could post a 1,000/1,000 season.
Bonus stat: In 2018, McCaffrey totaled more rushing fantasy points than Melvin Gordon, Nick Chubb, and Marlon Mack. In terms of receiving fantasy points, he outscored Odell Beckham Jr., Amari Cooper, and Tyler Lockett.
Saquon Barkley, RB, New York Giants
In his rookie season, Barkley led all non-quarterbacks in fantasy points, while also ranking second among running backs in both carries and targets. Barkley's total of 121 targets also ranks eighth-most by any running back in any season since targets became a stat (1992) and would have ranked 15th among all wide receivers last year. That receiving volume is important, because, though New York's offense seems likely to decline (without Beckham on the field), that shouldn't negatively impact Barkley's fantasy potential.
Indeed, last season, Barkley was more productive for fantasy when trailing. Remember, targets are more valuable than carries and teams are more pass-heavy when trailing. Last season, Barkley averaged 4.6 more targets per game (9.0 to 4.4) and 28.9 more receiving yards per game (54.1 to 25.2) in losses rather than victories. After totaling 1,307 rushing yards last season, he seems like a safe bet to again eclipse the 1,000-yard mark on the ground. As far as receiving volume is concerned, perhaps an increase in negative gamescript can push him over the edge and into 1,000/1,000 territory.
David Johnson, RB, Arizona Cardinals
In 2016, Johnson totaled 407.8 fantasy points, the ninth-most by any running back all-time — a number no other active running back has ever eclipsed. In 2017, Johnson got hurt, and played in only one game. In 2018, everything went wrong, and Johnson barely finished as a fantasy RB1.
The good news is, literally all of the issues Johnson struggled with in 2018 should no longer be a concern for Johnson in 2019. In 2018, Kliff Kingsbury's Red Raiders offense ranked top-10 in targets to running backs, top-three in pace of play, and top-three in pass percentage. Kingsbury has also implied Johnson will frequently be running routes lined up as a wide receiver, like he was in 2016.
Perhaps all of this will be enough for Johnson to post a 1,000/1,000 season. At least, he certainly thinks it's possible. In spite of last season's underwhelming numbers, I have Johnson as a top-five pick in 2019 PPR drafts.
Alvin Kamara, RB, New Orleans Saints
(117 rushing yards, 291 receiving yards shy in 2018)
Prior to Mark Ingram's Week 5 return from suspension, Kamara was on pace for a season of 1,100/1,344. That's drastically different from his 16-game pace over rest of the season (884/543). I suppose this perfectly highlights Kamara's potential. If ever used as a true bell cow running back, Kamara has the best odds in the league of leading the position in fantasy points and of posting a 1,000/1,000 season. (Last season, Kamara became only the third player in NFL history with consecutive seasons of 700-plus rushing yards and 700-plus receiving yards.)
Earlier this offseason, the Saints replaced Ingram with Latavius Murray. Murray averages just 4.1 yards per carry and 11.5 receiving yards per game for his career, while Ingram averages 4.9 yards per carry and 23.4 receiving yards per game over the past four seasons. As the numbers imply they should, perhaps the Saints will give Murray a lesser workload than they gave Ingram, and to Kamara's benefit. Perhaps that will be enough for Kamara to post a 1,000/1,000 season. Looking at Kamara's career yards per carry and yards per target, all it might take is an increase is one additional carry and 29 more targets than what he saw last season (in 15 games).
Le'Veon Bell, RB, New York Jets
In 2014, Bell came dangerously close to a 1,000/1,000 season, and, again in 2016, he was on pace to fall just 179 receiving yards shy. Based on player talent and pedigree, Bell's odds are about as good as anyone's. However, given the change in scenery, from Pittsburgh to New York, or rather, from Mike Tomlin to Adam Gase, I'm skeptical.
Over the past four seasons, Adam Gase's offense has ranked 31st, 29th, 31st, and 27th in pace of play in game-neutral situations. Looking back at his running back history, it's hard to get too excited. In 2013, on perhaps the greatest offense in NFL history, Knowshon Moreno fell 452 receiving yards shy of a 1,000/1,000 season. The following season, C.J. Anderson was on pace for a 1,534/580 season across his final eight games. Outside of that, it's not too pretty. Specifically, in 2015, Matt Forte fell from 50.5 to 29.9 receiving yards per game when Gase took over as the team's offensive coordinator. Add in the fact that Gase didn't even want to sign Bell, and he feels like a longshot to reach this historic milestone.
Ok, let's see where Gurley is on this list....
by AvengerRam
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I'd say, for us, the better goal is a 1,000+ yard RB and 3 WRs with 1,000+ yards receiving.
by Neil039
AvengerRam wrote: I'd say, for us, the better goal is a 1,000+ yard RB and 3 WRs with 1,000+ yards receiving.
BINGO...spread the wealth and be less dependent on 1 player....or hope so.


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La Maison Vernay est une maison située rue des Rondes à Pérouges, dans le département de l'Ain, à proximité de la Porte d'En-Haut.

Protection
La maison sise face à la porte d'En-Haut fait l'objet d'un classement au titre des monuments historiques depuis le .

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Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Monuments historiques de l'Ain
 Monuments historiques de Pérouges

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Monument historique classé en 1912
Monument historique à Pérouges
Maison monument historique (France)
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Tiger Woods Is Through 9 Holes During His Final Round - Here's His Score
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, FL - MAY 13: (Sequence shot 11 of 12) Tiger Woods of the United States plays a shot on the ninth hole during the final round of THE PLAYERS Championship on the Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass on May 13, 2018 in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida. (Photo by Richard Heathcote/Getty Images)
Tiger Woods began the final round of the 2018 British Open four strokes back of the leaders. Woods entered the day at 5-under par after a brilliant round on Saturday. However, before Sunday began, most felt it was still a long-shot for Woods to walk away with a trophy.
It's not a long-shot anymore. In fact, it might be the most-likely outcome.
Woods is now through nine holes during his final round. And they have been nine outstanding holes of golf.
The first nine holes of Woods' round included two birdies and a couple of really nice par saves.
Woods shot a 34 on the front-nine, moving him to 7-under par for the tournament. That is currently the best score at the tournament. Woods is tied for the lead heading into the back nine.
Fans are understandably excited about what's happening so far.
Woods has nine holes left to win his first major championship in a decade. This would be major championship No. 15 for Woods.
The final round of the British Open is being televised on NBC.


Kamasan is a traditional village where the Kamasan style of classical painting originated. A number of artists have workshops and small showrooms with figures depicted in profile, like wayang kulit shadow puppets, also called " wayang " or " Kamasan ",along the main street.
Kerta Gosa used to be a place to solve problems concerning the security, prosperity and fertility of the region. It is said that this place was built in around 1700 AD, when I Dewa Agung Jambe governed the Klungkung Kingdom. During his time, every full moon, a meeting was conducted by the King of Klungkung as chief of the meeting and attended by the other Kings throughout Bali.
In 1908 the Dutch soldiers came to Klungkung to conquer the Kingdom, but the King and his people were against the action so that the blood-shed couldn't be avoided. At last the King lost the battle and the Kingdom was taken over by Dutch. Since that time this place had functioned as a Court of Justice to interrogate the people who broke the Dutch law.
The Court of Justice is equipped with six chairs and one table. The chair with the symbol of lion was for the King as chief of Court of Justice, the chairs with the symbol of dragons were for priests as lawyers who accompanied the King in making decision, and the chairs with the symbol of cows were for the secretaries. The ceiling is decorated with a lot of paintings that describe about the afterlife punishments. The Bale Kambang " Floating pavilion " was for receiving the guests who wished to meet the King. The Museum collects a lot of remains of Klungkung Kingdom.
Goa Lawah ( Bat cave temple ). The Cave in the cliff face is jam-packed with bats. In Bali there are many Lontar scrolls that are properly collected in some cultural and tourism department offices. The major temples in Bali were mostly built by Mpu Kuturan. In the 10th century Mpu Kuturan came to Bali at which time Bali was under the rule of Anak Wungsu. When he arrived, he found many beliefs in Bali. Then he developed the Tri Murti concept to unite all the beliefs. The arrival of Mpu Kuturan brought some changes in Bali. He particularly taught the people " how to make the ceremony to God ". Besides it, he reconstructed the " Kayangan Tiga " ( three major temples ) at the villages throughout Bali, and also strengthened the existence of Kahayangan Jagat ( public temple ) including the Goa Lawah temple.
In 1460-1550, Danghyang Nirarta came to Bali during the time of Raja Dalem Waturenggong. Nirarta came to Bali with a purpose of conducting " Tirtayatra ". On his pilgrimage to the east, he stopped at Goa Lawah temple. In this temple he saw the beauty of a mountain range and the beautiful flowers that decorated the cave. He walked into the cave which was inhabited by a thousand of bats and the single shrine of Padmasana that was also built by Danghyang Nirarta.
The temple used to be guarded by Gusti Batan Waringin. It has a strong connection to the Besakih temple because the Goa Lawah temple is the way out of Ida Bhatara Hyang Basukih from Agung Mountain at Goa Raja temple. The inscription of Sidhimantra tatwa says that there was a meeting story of sanghyang Basukih and Danghyang Sidhimantra. It is said that this cave has a channel that goes up to Goa Raja temple at Gunung Agung.
Sidemen was a base for Swiss ethnologist Urs Ramseyer, and is also a centre for traditional culture and arts, particularly songket, a cloth woven with threads of silver and gold. It has a marvelous scenery and an attractive rural character.
Pura Kehen is a state temple of the Bangli Kingdom. It is one of the finest temples in east Bali, a little like a miniature version of Pura Besakih. It is terraced up the hillside, with a great flight of steps leading to the beautifully decorated entrance. The first courtyard has a huge Banyan tree with a kul-kul entwined in its branches. The inner courtyard has an 11 roofed meru ( multi-roofed shrine ), and a shrine with thrones for the three figures of the Hindu trinity-Brahma, shiva and Vishnu. The carvings are particularly intricate.
In this Penyimpenan temple there are three inscriptions : Date back to the 9th century and mentions Lord of fire, Lord of Karimana, Lord of Tanda and Manks, It's in Sanskrit script. Date back to the 11th century in ancient Javanese word mentioning Prime Minister Mpu Kuturan who lived in that century.


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Ormelle est une commune italienne de la province de Trévise dans la région Vénétie en Italie.

Administration

Hameaux
 Roncadelle

Communes limitrophes
Breda di Piave, Cimadolmo, Fontanelle (Italie), Maserada sul Piave, Oderzo, Ponte di Piave, San Polo di Piave

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Commune dans la province de Trévise