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Date: Monday 24 December 2018
Antonov An-26B
Operator: Air Force of the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Registration: 9T-TAB
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Passengers: Fatalities: 0 / Occupants: 65
Total: Fatalities: 0 / Occupants: 69
Aircraft damage: Destroyed
Aircraft fate: Written off (damaged beyond repair)
Location: Beni Airport (BNC) ( Congo (Democratic Republic))
Phase: Landing (LDG)
Nature: Military
Departure airport: Kisangani Airport (FKI/FZIA), Congo (Democratic Republic)
Destination airport: Beni Airport (BNC/FZNP), Congo (Democratic Republic)
An Antonov An-26B transport plane, operated by the Air Force of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, suffered an accident while attempting to land at Beni Airport, D.R. Congo.
Photos from the scene suggest that the aircraft overran the runway at Beni. It went down a slope and broke upon impact. The left hand wing broke away outside of the no.1 engine. The remaining wing with the engines attached tilted down, causing the propellers to strike the ground. A localized post-impact fire erupted, but was contained by fire services.
All occupants are said to have survived. The aircraft carried troops that were being deployed to the Beni region.
Runway excursion
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accident date: 24-12-2018
type: Antonov An-26B
Video, social media
#Rd_Congo/Nord-Kivu.
Crash d'un avion des Fardc à Mavivi. #Beni. @AfricaTopTweet pic.twitter.com/JJpQoQ43BH
— Altesse Vihamba (@altesse_vihamba) December 24, 2018
This map shows the airport of departure and the intended destination of the flight. The line between the airports does not display the exact flight path.
Distance from Kisangani Airport to Beni Airport as the crow flies is 478 km (299 miles).
Accident location: Approximate; accuracy within a few kilometers.


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Walkout threat leads to end of St. Louis' season
By Craig Fata, 03/22/16, 4:15PM CDT
Lima to replace St. Louis in playoffs April 1-2
ST. LOUIS - As a result of a potential player walkout over the league being one week late with player payroll, Midwest Professional Basketball Association ownership has made the decision to terminate the remainder of the St. Louis RiverSharks' season and, as a result, disqualify the team from playoff contention.
The league was notified via text message Monday that the RiverSharks players had held a meeting earlier in the day and were considering not playing the remainder of the season because of being paid one week late.
"It's the end of the season and we had a cashflow shortage," said C. Edward "Ed" Schumer, commissioner of the MPBA. "Three other teams were in the same position, and we guaranteed the players on all four teams that they would be paid the amount they were behind, as well as what they were scheduled to make the rest of the season.
"We do not know why it was only the St. Louis team that chose to consider walking out. The other teams were good with the arrangement that we would get caught up by the time they were due their final checks," Schumer said.
"And we could not have taken the chance from a business perspective that, even had they agreed to the terms, they would have not changed their minds and threatened to walk out right before they were scheduled to play their games this weekend, when we had three other teams and a video production crew in town," Schumer added
The termination of the RiverSharks' season means the Lima Express will replace St. Louis in the upcoming MPBA playoffs on April 1-2.
Lima, with a 5-9 record, has a half-game lead on the 4-9 Gateway Steam. However, even with one more win, Gateway would have lost a head-to-head tiebreaker to Lima.
With the playoff field set, the league has also made the decision to not play this weekend's scheduled games in St. Louis, including the replay of the final :36.4 seconds of an improperly ended game between the RiverSharks and the Windy City Groove. With St. Louis not playing the remainder of the game, the original result will be reinstated, which was a 114-113 Groove win.
"However, it should be noted that we were prepared to do what was necessary would Gateway have had a chance to qualify for the playoffs," said Steve "Buzz" Zeller, MPBA chief operating officer.
Even with Gateway now having played its last game, the Steam players will still be fully compensated for the upcoming week despite the premature end to their season, Zeller added. The remaining active teams will also be paid according to schedule.
"It's an unfortunate decision, but I understand where both sides were coming from," said A.J. Guyton, director of basketball personnel for the MPBA. "As the one in charge of league personnel, I wish I'd have been able to consult and help the situation, but this was strictly a business decision by league ownership."
The 2016 MPBA playoffs will begin on Friday, April 1 in Pontiac, Illinois, with the 12-4 Pontiac 66ers taking on the Express, and the 9-5 Windy City Groove playing the 8-6 Chicago Blues. The winners of those two games will play in Pontiac on Saturday, April 2 to crown the 2016 league champion.
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Maskininlärning (engelska: machine learning) är ett område inom artificiell intelligens, och därmed inom datavetenskapen. Det handlar om metoder för att med data "träna" datorer att upptäcka och "lära" sig regler för att lösa en uppgift, utan att datorerna har programmerats med regler för just den uppgiften. Området angränsar till statistik, datorseende och mönsterigenkänning. Datautvinning (datamining) är ett betydelsenära begrepp som avser en kombiniation av maskininlärning och statistiska metoder för att upptäcka och visualisera mönster i stora mängder data.

Maskininlärningsmetoder arbetar med data. Ofta kan datan delas in i indata (den information som datorn får tillgång till) och utdata (det svar som datorn förväntas ge efter att ha bearbetat indatan). En definition av maskininlärning har skapats av Tom M. Mitchell. Han definierar de algoritmer som studeras inom maskininlärning som "ett datorprogram sägs lära av erfarenhet E givet en uppgift T och ett prestandamått P om dess prestanda på uppgiften T, mätt med P, ökar med erfarenhet E".

Typer av problem och uppgifter
Problem inom maskininlärning delas ofta in i två större kategorier, beroende på situationen de används i:
 Väglett lärande (supervised learning): Innebär lärande av mappning mellan indata och annoterad utdata (eng. Labeled data) i syfte att sedan förutspå utdata av tidigare osedd indata. För att exemplifiera denna typ av inlärning, föreställ dig en maskininlärningsmodell avsedd att fungera som ett skräppostfilter, det vill säga modellen är avsedd att känna igen och filtrera bort skräppost. Om denna modell tränas genom väglett lärande består träningsdatan av en mängd e-postmeddelanden, där varje e-postmeddelande är markerad som antingen "skräppost" eller "inte skräppost". Förutsatt att modellen tränas på rätt sätt med representativ data så kommer modellen lära sig att förutspå om ett tidigare osett e-postmeddelande bör markeras som "skräppost" eller inte  .
 Icke-väglett lärande (unsupervised learning): I detta fall finns det ingen utdata, och datorn får således lära sig underliggande strukturer endast via indatan (och inte genom någon given förväntad utdata).

Till dessa två kategorier läggs ibland en tredje kategori:
Förstärkningsinlärning (reinforcement learning): Denna typ av inlärning bygger på att en agent som befinner sig i en miljö och kan utföra olika handlingar lär sig att agera optimalt genom att tilldelas belöningar för olika handlingar och deras konsekvenser. Agentens mål är att maximera en (viktad) summa av erhållna belöningar, vilket åstadkoms genom att denna väljer handlingar dels för att öka kunskapen om vilka handlingar som medför vilka belöningar (till kostnaden av att de direkta belöningarna kan bli små), och dels genom att utnyttja tidigare erfarenheter av vilka handlingar som ger stora belöningar. Denna avvägning i valet av agerande brukar kallas utforskande-utnyttjande-avvägningen.

En alternativ kategorisering av maskininlärning får man beroende på vilket format utdatan har:
 Inom klassificering består utdatan av en eller flera klasser. Ett exempel på klassificering är spamfiltrering, där indata är e-post-meddelanden och utdatan är klasserna "spam" och "inte spam". Detta är typiskt för väglett lärande.
 Inom regression tar utdatan kontinuerliga värden. Ett exempel på regression är att förutsäga vädret, där indata kan vara dagens väder och utdata temperaturen imorgon. Detta är typiskt för icke-väglett lärande.
 Inom klustring är syftet att indata skall delas upp i flera grupper. En skillnad mot klassificering är att det inte är klart vilka grupper som finns i förväg. Detta är typiskt för icke-väglett lärande.
 Dimensionalitetsreduktion förenklar indata genom att överföra den till en rymd med lägre dimensionalitet, exempelvis genom principalkomponentanalys.

Teori
Ett kärnmål för en elev är att generalisera från sin erfarenhet. Generalisering i detta sammanhang är en inlärningsmaskins förmåga att utföra exakta nya, osynliga exempel/uppgifter efter att ha upplevt en inlärningsuppsättning. Träningsexemplen kommer från en allmänt okänd sannolikhetsfördelning (anses vara representativ för händelseutrymmet) och eleven måste bygga en allmän modell om detta utrymme som gör att den kan producera tillräckligt exakta förutsägelser i nya fall.

Tillämpningar
Maskininlärning används bland annat inom robotik, programvaruutveckling, självkörande bilar, medicinsk diagnostik och strömningstjänster på internet.

Mjukvara
Många maskininlärningsalgoritmer finns implementerade i öppen programvara.

Öppen programvara
 scikit-learn
 Tensorflow
 PyTorch
 Weka
 GNU Octave

Se även
Artificiellt neuronnät
Djupinlärning
Bayesiansk statistik
Genetisk programmering

Referenser

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WEKA: ett Java-baserat bibliotek med maskininlärningsmetoder

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Taken (Two-Disc Extended Edition)
DVD Reviews | May 12th, 2009
Image used with permission for review purposes.
Starring: Liam Neeson, Maggie Grace, Famke Janssen, Xander Berkeley
Written By: Robert Mark Kamen, Luc Besson
Directed By: Pierre Morel
Studio: 20th Century Fox
The surprise hit of 2009 is out on DVD and Blu-Ray in a multitude of editions. Taken is a movie I wanted to see in theaters but just never got around to it (like usual). I've heard lots of good things about Taken and decided to check it out on DVD. I thought the movie was a great non-stop action flick that deserves a sequel!
Liam Neeson plays Bryan Mills, an ex-CIA agent who "prevented" things from happening. He retired so he could spend more time with his 17 year old daughter Kim (Maggie Grace), who lives with his ex-wife Lenore (Famke Janssen). Bryan finds out that his daughter wants to go to Paris with her friend for the summer. At first he says no because he knows how the real world is, but eventually says yes. Well he should have stuck to his guns, because Kim and her friend end up getting kidnapped and put into an Albanian slave trade. There are several instances where his daughter probably could have prevented this from happening but what can I say, 17 year olds are idiots. But anyway, Bryan races against time to save his daughter, and stop the men who did this. After the 96 hours, they may never know what happened to her.
I was surprised that the film was such a success at the box office. I guess everyone wanted to see Liam Neeson kicking ass, and just see a good old-fashion revenge story. Since Luc Besson wrote and produced this, Taken is very similar to movies like The Bourne and Transporter trilogies. Hey, I'll watch 3 movies of Liam Neeson as this character. The guy is almost 60 and still kicking ass, and it still looks believable. The movie is only an hour and half and it breezes by. The last hour is just Liam Neeson blowing guys away, and it's just a solid action flick. There's one torture scene in the flick that will make you cringe. Obviously some things are unbelievable but not as ridiculous as the Transporter movies. At one point in the film, I thought he was going to drive his car onto a boat but thankfully he didn't do that. If it was Jason Statham, he would have. I'm glad they didn't go that route though. The only really negative I have about this movie was Maggie Grace, who clearly doesn't look like she's 17. She's 25 now, and even with brown hair she looks old. But other than that, I really had no problems with the movie.
The DVD has only a few standard bonus features on it. There is both a theatrical cut of the movie and an uncut edition. Of course I watched the uncut edition, but not sure what was added into the movie. I'm assuming just more violence and stuff like that. There's a making of featurette that contains interviews and behind the scenes footage. Most of the interviews with director Pierre Morel are in French so just FYI. There's footage from the premiere, which is sad to see because Liam Neeson is with his late wife Natasha Richardson. Other extras include shot by shot comparisons and a digital copy of the movie.
Taken may not be the most original action movie out there, but it's certainly an entertaining flick that felt like the Bourne and Transporter trilogies. I'm hoping when they make the next movie, Liam Neeson returns and that movie is even better than this one. Check this film out if you like action movies.
– Includes Both the Theatrical Version and Extended Cut of the Film
– Extended Cut Audio Commentary by Director Perre Morel, Cinematographer Michel Abramowicz and Car Stunt Supervisor Michel Julienne
– Extended Cut Audio Commentary by Co-Screenwriter Robert Mark Kamen
– Le Making-of Featurette
– Avant Premiere Featurette
– Inside Action Side-by-Side Scene Comparisons
– Digital Copy of Taken for Portable Media Players. Extended Cut Only.
Widescreen 2.40:1 Color
ENGLISH: Dolby Digital 5.1 [CC]
SPANISH: Dolby Digital Surround
FRENCH: Dolby Digital Surround
English, Spanish, French
Bottom Line: Liam Neeson is a bad-ass!
Extras Rating:
action, Blu-Ray, DVD, Famke Janssen, France, French, Liam Neeson, Luc Besson, Maggie Grace, Paris, Robert Mark Kamen, Taken (Two-Disc Extended Edition), thriller, Xander Berkeley
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I've been using the RVO system, and I've been having great results. I have a little issue though that I can't figure out.
I've got everything coded so that if a moving NPC comes near enough an idle NPC, the idle NPC will try to avoid the moving NPC (like, get out of its way). At the same time, the moving NPC also tries to avoid the idle NPC while on its way to its destination if possible. Moving NPCs get higher priority than idle NPCs.
It works perfectly. My "moving" avoidance works perfectly too.
But for some reason, after they've "collided" and succesfully avoided each other, when either of them become idle again, they start "shaking" in unison. The CalculateMovementDelta() function's deltas start winding down properly after stopping, and then suddenly, in both NPCs, starts returning these exact same little values (but not so little to be related to floating point precision), and the weird thing is the "shake": each frame, it's returning the exact same delta but sign flipped. Like, x = 0.0036 this frame, then x = -0.0036 in the next frame.
My NPC movement code, while the same for both NPCs, is separately instanced for each NPC, completely independent from each other.
If you make the NPCs collide again, the same thing will happen. All goes perfectly when avoiding each other, then shakes come on when they become idle and the above code gets run. Different little values each time, but same pattern of back and forth little deltas, flipping signs every frame, and the exact same little delta on both characters who have collided, even if they've become idle very far from each other a long time after colliding.
I could "fix" this by setting the minimum movement distance on the character controllers to like, 0.35, but that's problematic for a lot of reasons.
Your agent is at point A, it tells the RVO system that it wants to move to point A. The RVO system this frame tells the agent that it should move to point B (which is very close to the current position). Your character moves to point B.
The next frame the agent tells the RVO system that it wants to move to point B as that's where it is right now. However the RVO system has updated the movement information, so it tells the agent that it should move to point A, which is the target point that was set during the previous frame.
The next frame everything repeats from step 1 resulting in a shaking behavior.
Also note that if the 'lock when not moving' field on the RVOController is enabled, then the above call will make the RVOController 'locked' which means it will not avoid other agents. This may or may not be desired in your scenario so you may want to change the value of that field.
You're the man! That did it.
This was driving me crazy, I thought the SetTarget() speed arguments were meant to mean "avoid at this speed if possible, or at up to this other speed if that's not quick enough", I never would've thought about setting the former to zero.
Thanks for the heads up on the lock, it is indeed relevant in my scenario.
Fantastic support on your part as always! So quick, and accurate! Thanks!


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Thomas Hampson sings Schumann
Thomas Hampson baritone | Wolfram Rieger piano
If there is one genre of music which baritone Thomas Hampson is exceptionally passionate about, it is the lied. To Hampson, song and singing are "the diary of our existence" and he has invested a great amount of time, work and love to luring this genre out of the shadow of the more spectacular opera. One composer he particularly cherishes is Robert Schumann. Hampson begins this Schumann recital, recorded at Munich's Prinzregententheater with Wolfram Rieger at the piano, with the cycle Zwölf Gedichte op. 35 on poems by Justinus Kerner. The second part of the recital is devoted to the original version of the popular Dichterliebe op. 48. While Hampson was preparing his first performance of the cycle based on poems by Heinrich Heine, he consulted the composer's manuscript, only to find that the original cycle of 1840 was a completely distinctive work containing many musical and textual differences. Among the most notable differences was the presence of four songs that were omitted from the later cycle. These works – "Dein Angesicht so lieb und schön," "Lehn deine Wang an meine Wang," "Es leuchtet meine Liebe" and "Mein Wagen rollet langsam" – are featured here as first-ever recordings of these rediscovered works.
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The vital role of civil society, particularly women's civil society organizations, is so important but often unrecognized marginalized and undervalued. The significant work of women's civil society organizations in conflict situations is all the more extraordinary in view of the fact that they are frequently excluded from formal conflict resolution processes, political dialogue, and post-conflict peacebuilding systems, including the mechanisms and institutions responsible for implementation of peace accords and post-conflict planning processes.
There remains an urgency of supporting women's organizations, advocates and women's rights defenders in a spectrum of work related to Women, Peace and Security. Support must be political, technical and financial. It includes supporting and ensuring women civil society's participation in peace processes, in all aspects of the rebuilding of judicial, security, and political institutions, and in constitution drafting.
Engagement with civil society must be meaningful, substantive and from the outset and in an ongoing manner. This means at all levels: local, national, intergovernmental, or international level, should involve civil society. The diversity in civil society actors and contributions must be recognised and valued.
Women's organizations in contexts of conflict and post-conflict situations are often subject to specific security threats. Even when participating in peace processes and in post-conflict peace accord implementation agreements, women civil society leaders and activists can be subject to intimidation and harassment, particularly in societies in which these women are playing non-traditional roles. Concerted attention must be paid to the protection of women's groups and women human rights defenders to ensure that threats to their security do not impede their participation in conflict resolution and political processes, including transitions.


The main ingredients of the classic margarita cocktail are lime juice, Tequila and orange liqueur.
This detour of the classic margarita is a delight!
The passion fruit gives freshness, aroma and natural sugar. A glass of this colourful cocktail increases the good mood, as only Tequila does!
The origin of this cocktail dates back to 1936 in Mexico and U.S. There are several tales about who invented the cocktail, when and where however, it is undeniable that this classic cocktail has gained popularity with time. Margarita can be made frozen, on the rocks, or straight up and is always served chilled.
Tequila, the main ingredient of margarita, is a Mexican distilled alcoholic beverage made from blue agave plant. In Mexico it is consumed neat, and in the rest of the world as a shot with lime and salt.
Passion fruit; native to South American countries is one of my favourite fruits. In Peru it is used in sweet and savoury dishes as well as cocktails and natural fruit juices. The aromatic passion fruit is high in vitamin C and fibre.
When you buy fresh passion fruit, the outer skin might be firm and a little bit green. This means that the fruit has not ripened yet and therefore, the pulp will be too acidic. It's better to allow it to ripen at room temperature. The skin will wrinkle and the colour will be uniform. At this point, you may cut it in half and use a spoon to remove the pulp. The taste will be sweet, aromatic with a hint of acidity. It can take up to a week to ripen, but it's worth the wait.
You will need a shaker to make a straight up passion fruit margarita.
Remove the pulp and juices and blend.
Strain the juice in order to get rid of the crushed seeds and reserve.
Rub a piece of lime on half of the rim of a margarita glass.
Put salt on a flat plate and carefully rub the rim on the salt.
Place the ice cubes in the shaker.
Pour in the Tequila, the orange liqueur, lime juice and passion fruit juice.
Shake avidly for one minute.
Use the cocktail strainer to pour the cocktail without the ice cubes in a margarita glass. Strain the cocktail if you want to get rid of any crushed seeds left.
Decorate with half a passion fruit with pulp floating on the cocktail.
Cocktails are great 'aperitif.' This passion fruit margarita will wake up the senses and prepare you for a meal.


Everyone running on the wallet platform, however, would result in some redundancy, so candidates would have to get creative. Since we have no state income tax or state sales tax that could cut, they would have to do what occurs in Alaska more consistently than spawning salmon: raise oil taxes. Then they could talk about increasing the Permanent Fund Dividend for every citizen by cutting other things, such as education, health care benefits, social service programs, criminal justice system, parks and other amenities.
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Father Vincent P. Montague died at St. Teresa's Residence, Maryknoll, New York, at 7:50 a.m. on July 29, 1996. He was 69 years old and a Maryknoll priest for 42 years.
Vincent was born on September 3, 1926, in Detroit, Michigan, son of John Leo and lnez Donahue Montague. He had two brothers and one sister. Vincent's primary education took place in St. Dominic School, Detroit and Assumption School in Topeka, Kansas. He attended Capitol Catholic High School, Topeka, for two years. Vincent entered Maryknoll Junior Seminary in St. Louis, Missouri, on September 9, 1943 and a year later moved to Maryknoll Apostolic College, (Venard) Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania for three years. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Philosophy in June 1949 and his Master of Religious Education in June 1954 at Maryknoll Seminary, Ossining, New York. He was ordained a priest in Annunciation Chapel at the Maryknoll Sisters Center, in Ossining on June 12, 1954.
After ordination, Father Montague was assigned to the Maryknoll Mission in Yucatan, Mexico. He served his entire mission career in the Maryknoll Mexico Mission Region, with the exception of six months as Chaplain at Phelps Memorial Hospital, North Tarrytown, New York in 1971.
After Spanish language studies in June 1955, he was appointed Assistant Pastor of the Tihosuco Parish in Quintana Roo, a difficult mission involving frequent and long journeys through the native villages. In July 1956, he transferred to the Bacalar Mission. In 1958, he served as Assistant Pastor in the Carrillo Puerto Parish in Quintana Roo. Working well with the Mayan Sisters, he learned a great deal about Mayan religious thought and customs. In 1961, he was Assistant Pastor of the Peto Parish with a number of villages to serve. In October 1963, he was appointed Head of the Mission in Yaxcaba, in Yucatan. In November 1967, he became Pastor of San Sebastian Parish in Merida City, Yucatan.
In December 1969, Father Montague was appointed Pastor of Aragon III Parish in Mexico City for a year and half. In 1979, he was appointed Pastor of Tzucacab, in Yucatan, a very active parish among 14,000 Mayan Indians who are mostly corn farmers. He was the guiding priest on a parish team which includes a number of lay persons and four Mayan Sisters. In addition to performing the usual pastoral duties, he was actively engaged in several Church organizations, bible groups and a youth club with over 100 volunteer catechists.
On November 27, 1989 he was appointed Second Assistant to the Regional Superior for a three-year term as he continued to serve the people of Tzucacab.
On April 7, 1958, Father Montague, Father Francis Collins, Father Donald Hessler and a lay missioner, Mr. Jim Lamb, all sustained injuries when the four passenger twin engine airplane they were traveling in crashed in the jungle. Miraculously no one was killed, though all suffered various degrees of injury. Father Montague was able to walk a mile and a half through the jungle to a small settlement where he found help for the others. In July of 1972 he suffered various injuries in an automobile accident, but recovered fully and returned to his work.
In late June 1996, Father Montague returned to Maryknoll, New York, for medical treatment. He took up residence at St. Teresa's Residence in mid-July.
Father Montague was known to be a very active missioner who loved his work. As he said on the occasion of his 25th Anniversary of Ordination, "I don't have much time to sit down but I enjoy my work and love all the people. I wouldn't change it for the world." His Superiors noted that he was efficient and conscientious about his work, related well with people and worked well with others in a team.
Wake services were held for Father Montague on Wednesday, July 31 at 7:00 p.m. at St. Teresa's Residence Chapel and at 7:30 p.m. in Our Lady Queen of Apostles Chapel at Maryknoll Center, New York, where Father Lawrence Dugas presided. Mass of Christian Burial was concelebrated on Thursday, August 1, 1996 at 11:30 a.m. in Queen of Apostles Chapel. The Principal Celebrant was Father Delos Humphrey and Father Raymond Sullivan was the homilist. Interment followed at Maryknoll Cemetery with Father Leo Shea presiding.


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PROVIDENCE, R.I.- Senior Stephanie Brown (Chandler, Ariz./Corona del Sol) was named the BIG EAST Player of the Week by the conference office for the first time in her career on Monday, April 2. The Irish centerfielder had an amazing week at the plate with a .722 batting average (13-for-18), two doubles, a triple, four runs batted in and five runs scored. The senior had four multi-hit games on the week including two three-hit performances and a four hit game. The leadoff batter sparked the Irish to wins over Toledo (March 29) and doubleheader sweeps of both Pittsburgh (March 31) and Syracuse (April 1). The Irish offense due in part to their leadoff batter, led the charge with a team batting average of .427 and 29 runs scored over the five games.
Brown was not the only Irish player to earn BIG EAST honors as teammate Brittney Bargar (Corona, Calif./Corona) was named to the league's Honor Roll after going 3-0 with two complete games, a shutout and 21 strikeouts in 20 innings from the circle in wins over Toledo (4-1), Pittsburgh (4-0) and Syracuse (7-0).
Brown started her week going 1-for-3 with a stolen base in the dramatic 4-1 win over Toledo. In the doubleheader sweep of Pittsburgh, she was 5-for-7 with two runs scored, two RBI, two stolen bases and a double. Among her performances against Pittsburgh was her first three-hit game of the week. In the Notre Dame sweep over fellow conference rival Syracuse; Brown was an amazing 7-for-8 with three runs scored, two RBI, a double and a triple. In fact, the only out she made an out against the Orange was a bullet hit directly at the centerfielder. In the two games against Syracuse, she had a three-hit game in the first game (second of the week and sixth of the season) and a four-hit game (first of the season) in the second game. For the week the senior also had 17 total bases, a slugging percentage of .944, three stolen bases, On the season, Brown is hitting .477 with 41 hits, 24 runs scored, three doubles, two triples, eight RBI, a slugging percentage of .558, 10 stolen bases and an on-base percentage of .531.
A now three-time BIG EAST Honor Roll member, Bargar continued her outstanding work from the circle going 3-0 with a 0.35 ERA. She only allowed one run all week and limited her three opponents to a batting average of .094. She threw a three-hit complete game with seven strikeouts against Toledo. She also hit the game-winning walk-off home run in the bottom of the seventh inning to propel the Irish to a 4-1 victory. She followed that effort by going the distance against Pittsburgh with two hits allowed and eight strikeouts for her second shutout of the season. Bargar completed her week going the first six innings against Syracuse in a combined shutout with only a leadoff single given up and six strikeouts. In conference games on the week, Bargar was 2-0 with 14 strikeouts in 13 innings and has still not given up a run to a conference opponent this season.
Tracie Adix of DePaul was named the league's Pitcher of the Week for the second time this year. Other Honor Roll honorees include Bree Spence (South Florida), Rachel Bartholomew (Providence), Roxann Struble (St. John's) and Kealn Waldron (Seton Hall)
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Filipino American caregivers reflect on COVID trauma and healing : Shots
By Laras 2 months ago
Dr. Bea Leal, 33, internal medicine physician
Jona Caparas, vascular access nurse
Karen Cantor, 27, intensive care registered nurse
Dr. Nicolo Firme, 37, internal medicine physician
Karen Shoker, 27, emergency medical technician
Left to right: Filipino American health care workers Karen Cantor, Karen Shoker, and John Paul Atienza were among many who cared for COVID patients in the early days of the pandemic.
Rosem Morton
In the spring of 2020 Glenn Magpili, 42, got sick with COVID. The first wave of the pandemic had flooded New York area hospitals and Magpili, an emergency room nurse in Manhattan, fell ill in the same hospital where he'd been caring for patients sick with the coronavirus. Then, he was intubated.
"When I woke up, I thought I was just asleep for a couple of days," he recalls. "They told me it was almost four weeks."
Magpili recovered but counts himself "one of the lucky ones. There were so many Filipino nurses who got sick," he says.
I work as a nurse, too — I was born in Manila and immigrated to the U.S. with my family when my mom was recruited to teach here. I was 16. My interest in caring and service led me to nursing; my interest in storytelling led me to photography.
For Filipino Americans like Magpili and me working in all aspects of health care, being so close to a new and devastating virus in the early days of the pandemic has taken a disproportionate toll.
Filipinos and Filipino Americans make up just 4% of registered nurses in the U.S., but account for nearly a third of all COVID-related deaths among registered nurses, according to one study.
The history of Filipino nurses working in the U.S. goes back many decades as Americans established U.S.-style nursing schools in the Philippines during the U.S. occupation and colonization of the early 1900s. When the U.S. has faced nursing shortages after World War II and more recently, Filipinos have answered the call.
And it's not just nurses. Doctors, respiratory and physical therapists and other health workers from the Philippines have come to the U.S. for medical training and jobs. When the pandemic happened, I knew my Filipino community would be heavily affected. Many of us ended up on the front lines caring for critical COVID-19 patients while watching colleagues and family members fall sick.
I want Filipinos to be seen beyond the statistics. I want people to see their faces, hear their diverse stories and learn about their sacrifices. It is important. These are people who have always contributed to the health and wellness of this country.
Here are some of their stories from the first devastating surge in New York City — and how they made it through. We've edited the conversations for length and clarity.
I grew up in the Philippines in a family of doctors. My mom, my mom's sisters, my cousins and my sister are in medicine. We don't know how to do anything else.
I did residency here in the U.S., knowing it won't be easy. I was thinking there are better working hours and better compensation here in the U.S. — so, no matter what happens, it won't be as difficult as what I have experienced in the Philippines.
When the pandemic happened, it was unprecedented. You are fearing for your own life and for the life of your colleagues. You see the people around you — your colleagues were getting sick, were critical or even died. So I wondered, should I go back to the Philippines? Should I leave New York? Because things were so bad here compared to the rest of the world. Is it still worth it to sacrifice my life? Is it for a greener pasture? Is it for the opportunity to train abroad? Is it worth it to not see my family again?
The heartache and helplessness I felt when my own brother was brought to the hospital was like no other. He was found passed out in his driveway and was diagnosed with a subarachnoid bleed and tested positive for COVID-19. All I could do was get text updates because I couldn't leave my patients who were also dying and needed lines so they could survive. My brother died two days later. Around that time, five of my friends died as well.
After my brother died, things took a toll on me. I was crying and my glasses were fogging while I was trying to insert lines. It's tough. And then, of course, patients were dying in front of you. That was the most difficult time for me. It's still difficult. My brother used to drive from New Jersey and we would play our music, and then suddenly COVID. And then suddenly no more of that.
I'm not the same as before. COVID it takes a toll on you. Sometimes you forget names. You forget words. And it's not just me. I think it's the trauma in general.
My friends and I, all nurses, started seeing each other. We started meeting at my house just to eat and talk. We started dancing together to release stress. We also talked with each other. When my brother died, they were there for me. They were reaching out to me all the time.
If you see Filipino nurses on the floor, you give each other a look. There is an understanding of what we go through together.
My floor does not have many Filipinos at all. So I was like, where are all my people? Someone told me when you're a nurse, you will have Filipino colleagues bringing food every other day. I don't have that.
We had nurses get sick. We had nurses die. We had family members of nurses die. We had to take care of their family members. I wrote my will last year. It was cathartic — at least you had a plan. I needed a sense of control.
I got my neck tattooed. I shaved and colored my head. I wanted to normalize expressing myself. I want to normalize not feeling like I have to present a certain way at work — because I know I am good at my job.
I didn't start seeing a therapist until like the beginning of this year. I don't think there were openings by the time I was looking. So, now I've started seeing a therapist, and unpacking, like, all of the traumas of last year.
It's hard. For other diseases, at least you can give them answers, but during COVID we had no answers. Are they going to get better? Does this treatment work? When is my dad going to go home? When is my mom going to go home? We had no answers. Basically we would tell them that we were doing everything we can with what we know, but we had no definite answer for anybody.
It makes you feel like you're exploring a new area of medicine — and for anybody that's a scary feeling. It was like going into a dark room and feeling your way through the area. And we would give what we had, even if we were not sure if it would help or not.
I'm training here now, but I also trained in the Philippines. The work ethic — how hard it is and the long work hours — I learned from the Philippines. So I was able to carry that over here. That is what gave me the resilience to get through the worst of COVID.
The hardest part was being worried for your family. I didn't even care if I got sick, but I feared bringing it home because my mom is not young and has other underlying conditions.
I got sick in April — the same time as my aunt and uncle. One day, I just spoke to my aunt on FaceTime. The next day, the doctor let me know they were intubating her. Then that same day, I got a call saying she passed away. At the same time, my uncle was in the hospital because of a stroke. I had to tell him that his wife passed away. I was also so sick. For almost a whole month, I had no energy. I felt so useless. My aunt's gone. My uncle is sick.
Never take life for granted. As much as possible, spend whatever time you have with your loved ones, making memories, and always make sure to tell your family members that you love them. That's one thing I wish I had told my aunt before she passed away. And that's something that I know she knows — that I love her. I wish I had more time with her before she was gone. She was loved.
Rosem Morton is a nurse and freelance photographer based in Baltimore, Md. This project was commissioned and produced by Photoville in partnership with the Friends of the Philippines. An exhibition of the work is currently on display until Dec. 1, 2021 in Brooklyn Bridge Park in New York.
This NPR.org story was produced by Meredith Rizzo with editing by Deborah Franklin of NPR. Design and development by Rina Torchinsky of NPR.
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The Boston Associates, Part II: The Invention of American Philanthropy – Arsenal For Democracy Ep. 456
By Bill Humphrey January 22, 2023 - 7:29 pm January 22, 2023 Radio Show
As an early group of 19th century Boston investors became even richer with less effort, via textile production, and as society became more alienated, they turned from charity to philanthropy to protect their power (and to have something to do). [Continued from part I.]
Links and notes for ep. 456 (PDF): http://arsenalfordemocracy.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/AFD-Ep-456-Links-and-Notes-1IR_-The-Boston-Associates-Part-II_-The-Creation-of-American-Philanthropy.pdf
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The Boston Associates, Part I: Rise of the Machines – Arsenal For Democracy Ep. 455
In the 1810s, a close-knit group of rich investors based in Boston decided to adopt and adapt emerging industrial capitalism, via the textile industry, in a way that would preserve and grow their existing wealth and power. The Waltham-Lowell System was born.
Links and notes for ep. 455 (PDF): http://arsenalfordemocracy.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/AFD-Ep-455-Links-and-Notes-1IR_-The-Boston-Associates.pdf
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[Unlocked] Feb 9, 2021 – State-Level Labor Law, Part II – Arsenal For Democracy Ep. 349
By Bill Humphrey January 8, 2023 - 3:51 pm January 8, 2023 Radio Show
To prepare for a series on early industrial Massachusetts we're unlocking this episode from Patreon: Bill and Rachel examine what an 1842 Massachusetts court decision can tell us about the process of industrialization and the emergence of labor unions and what parallels we can draw for modern gig workers.
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Tagged history, industrial revolution, labor relations, labor rights, labor unions, Massachusetts
[Unlocked] May 11, 2021 – Military Resistance to the Vietnam War – Arsenal For Democracy Ep. 373
By Bill Humphrey January 1, 2023 - 12:01 pm December 28, 2022 Radio Show
Unlocked from our Patreon: Bill and Rachel discuss the 2005 documentary "Sir! No Sir!" on US military service members who resisted the Vietnam War.
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Dec 27, 2022 – 1872, 1922, and 1972 in review – Arsenal For Democracy Ep. 454
By Bill Humphrey December 27, 2022 - 8:06 pm December 27, 2022 Radio Show
Bill and Rachel discuss some interesting American history topics from 150, 100, and 50 years ago that did not make the cut for their own full anniversary episodes this year.
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Tagged consumer protection, feminism, George Wallace, history, Idaho, mining, NASA, nuclear weapons, racism, Richard Nixon, Shirley Chisolm, United States, Vietnam War
Dec 18, 2022 – The Thibodaux Massacre of 1887 – Arsenal For Democracy Ep. 453
In 1887, the Knights of Labor organized a huge strike by Black sugarcane workers in Louisiana, which was suppressed with massive lethal force. (Content warning.) New Orleans-based guest Justin LaGrande returns to discuss the circumstances and recent efforts to bring it to greater light.
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Tagged Black History, history, labor relations, labor unions, Louisiana, Second Industrial Revolution, sugar, United States
Dec 11, 2022 – The Burlington Railroad Strike of 1888 – Arsenal For Democracy Ep. 452
By Bill Humphrey December 11, 2022 - 11:30 pm December 11, 2022 Radio Show
Bill and Rachel examine the relatively minor failed Burlington railroad engineers and firemen strike in 1888, which had a profound effect on Eugene V. Debs.
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After being diagnosed with CLL on the 19th of May 2014 I was devastated, especially after my Mum passed from CLL at the relatively young age of 63.
When you receive news like this your head is in a spin, telling your family is the worst, and you really do not know which way to turn. I thought I would make a diary, I felt by doing this it would be therapeutic, but in reality all of my thoughts and energies were focused on writing in it each day. So after a while I stopped writing in my diary, and instead I wanted to concentrate my efforts on basically enjoying "life".
I have travelled a lot and have visited some amazing places, most of which has been the USA, so in May 2015, after a period in Hospital for something which was unrelated to the leukaemia, another amazing trip happened. My husband and I and a couple of friends of ours visited the USA, visiting Chicago, Memphis, St. Louis and New Orleans and Graceland which was incredible! All in all we had an amazing time.
I have attended a focus support group in Oxford in 2015, where it was good to meet others who are going through similar to yourself, you get to understand that you are not alone. I love to cook, and generally I love eating, food is a great love of mine. I feel if you can focus your thoughts on the "positive" things this will give you a great feeling of fulfillment.
So after being on Watch and Wait for two years since my diagnosis I still feel positive even though I've now started treatment. So today the sun is shining, and I hope my blog helps others who are going through similar, whether you have just been diagnosed or whether you are receiving treatment. The love of life keeps me going, thank you for reading this blog.


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Japanese cuisine encompasses the regional and traditional foods of Japan, which have developed through centuries of social and economic changes. The traditional cuisine of Japan (和食 washoku) is based on rice with miso soup and other dishes; there is an emphasis on seasonal ingredients. Side dishes often consist of fish, pickled vegetables, and vegetables cooked in broth. Seafood is common, often grilled, but also served raw as sashimi or in sushi. Seafood and vegetables are also deep-fried in a light batter, as tempura. Apart from rice, staples include noodles, such as soba and udon. Japan also has many simmered dishes such as fish products in broth called oden, or beef in sukiyaki and nikujaga.
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Q: npm list is never empty I have created a folder for a new project and I'm about to install a package via npm, but before that I run npm list and it has a lot stuff there.
Shouldn't it be empty? What am I doing wrong?

A: Check if you have node_modules somewhere in the parent directories. When npm is looking for node_modules in current directory with no success, it will look in parent directory and so on.

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Willie, Ben and Chad sauntered over to Zeke's following last night's 4-2 victory over the Brewers at AT&T Park to record yet another "bonusode!" Joining us again were Jen and Ally as we once again lose any sense of decorum and control as we descend into the depths of despair of the Giants' mediocrity. But, damn, it was fun.
Also, at about the same time the first pitch of last night's game was being delivered, I sat down with Marty Lurie for a 20 minute interview. It was thoroughly enjoyable and entertaining, and you do not need to be a Giants fan to enjoy his dulcet tones and vast baseball knowledge.


Over the summer we made this game and the kids loved it. So I decide to paint half the cups white for a ghost and other half orange for pumpkins.
"J" and "C" had fun playing this again. "C" loved stacking them. "J" kept squirting them.
This is a great fine and gross motor skill for the kids when they are squirting the water bottle and moving around. Then eye/hand coordination when they stack them.
Plus the fun they have playing.
Be sure to check out the other fun Halloween things we have done.
I was featured on the blog listed below make sure you check it out.
This is so, so cool! We will definitely be using it, and I'm going to share it on my PreschoolPowolPackets Facebook page!!
Oh, how fun!! What a great game! Thank you for sharing at Sharing Saturday!
How fun! I have to make something similar for my preschoolers! They will have such a blast. Featured you this week on the Sunday Showcase. Thanks for sharing.


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SPARTANS TOP CANADA WEST PRESEASON POLL, OPEN SEASON FRIDAY
LANGLEY, British Columbia – The defending Canada West champion Trinity Western's women's soccer team will open the season atop the conference pool as the Spartans beat out local rivals UBC and Victoria for top spot.
The Spartans topped the annual poll with 213 points, while UBC (209 pts.), and Victoria (189 pts.) were second and third, respectively.
TWU, who is ranked No. 4 in the U SPORTS Top 10, will open its season this weekend on home field, as the Spartans host Victoria Friday and UBC Saturday. Both games are at 5 p.m. (PT) and will be streamed live at www.canadawest.tv.
It was a tight battle for top spot in the poll, which is voted on by all 16 conference head coaches, as TWU edged out UBC by just four points. The Spartans topped the poll despite receiving fewer first-place votes (six) than the Thunderbirds (seven). TWU earned the edge thanks to consistent support from the conference's coaches, who ranked the Spartans no lower than third, while UBC's votes ranged from first to fourth.
In the chase pack behind TWU and UBC are the Victoria Vikes, Alberta Pandas (186 pts.), and Calgary Dinos (182 pts.). The Vikes, who opened their season last weekend with a 1-0 loss to UBC in the lone women's regular season game of the weekend, didn't earn any first-place votes, while both Alberta (two) and Calgary (one) did earn first-place nods.
2018 CANADA WEST PRE-SEASON COACHES POLL
TEAM / POINTS (FIRST-PLACE VOTES)
1. Trinity Western Spartans / 213 (6)
2. UBC Thunderbirds / 209 (7)
3. Victoria Vikes / 189
4. Alberta Pandas / 186 (2)
5. Calgary Dinos / 182 (1)
6. Saskatchewan Huskies / 153
7. MacEwan Griffins / 139
8. Fraser Valley Cascades / 134
9. Manitoba Bisons / 96
10. Mount Royal Cougars / 95
11. UBCO Heat / 74
12. Regina Cougars / 71
13. UNBC Timberwolves / 61
14. Lethbridge Pronghorns / 51
15. Winnipeg Wesmen / 40
16. Thompson Rivers WolfPack / 27
NOTES: Coaches rank all conference teams excluding their own. First-place vote worth 15 pts., second-place 14 pts. etc.
As official members of U SPORTS, the Spartans currently compete in 10 sports in the Canada West conference, including women's and men's soccer, volleyball, basketball, cross country and track & field. TWU also competes in the British Columbia Intercollegiate Hockey League (BCIHL) in men's hockey. Since TWU entered U SPORTS in 1999, the Spartans have won 11 U SPORTS team championships and 25 Canada West team championships.


This morning you will be transferred from your hotel to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport for your flight to Chiang Rai Airport, where you will be met and taken on a sightseeing trip in the famous Golden Triangle, which is where Thailand, Myanmar + Laos meet.
In mid-afternoon you will be checked-in to your hotel in Chiang Khong, alongside the Mekong River, which forms the natural border between Thailand + Laos.
Time to relax and enjoy the peaceful comfort of your riverside hotel ... later this evening you will have dinner in the hotel's terrace restaurant whilst you look across the river at the twinkling lights of Houey Xai in Laos, where you embark tomorrow on your journey of a lifetime along the incomparable Mekong River.
After breakfast you will be taken to the Thai border at the Mekong River bridge, then across the bridge to Houey Xai on the Laos side of the river. Once border formalities have been completed you will transferred to the Luangsay riverboat to begin your exciting 2-day trip along one of the great rivers of the world: the mighty Mekong.
Lunch,, and coffee + tea, is provided on the comfortable Luangsay riverboat on both days.
As you journey deeper into Laos, the river scenes are forever changing, always fascinating.
Enroute to Pakbeng you will visit a minority-tribe community, then you continue along this magnificent fast-flowing waterway until late afternoon.
Your overnight stop is Pakbeng, where you will stay in a comfortable lodge perched on a hillside along the Mekong River. The lodge, and it's stunning location is always a highlight on the Mekong River journey: views along the river gorge are breathtaking.
Dinner is provided this evening, as well as breakfast in the morning.
Your second day on the Luangsay riverboat will exhilerate with each sweeping turn of the powerful and scenic Mekong. Tree clad hills slope down to the river and every so often a traditional Lao village can be seen clinging to the upper sides of the riverbank. A short stop is made this morning at one of the riverside villages, and after lunch onboard, you will visit Pak Ou caves, which contains thousands of Bhudda images.
Late this afternoon you arrive in Luang Prabang, truly one of the precious jewels of South East Asia ... you will be met and taken to your charming villa-style hotel.
Old Luang Prabang is a beautiful town, gleaming temples mixed with French-colonial + 'old Asia' architecture-styled shop-houses and villas, protected by its World Heritage status.
Encircled by mountains at the confluence of the Mekong and Khan rivers, Luang Prabang delights the senses with its tranquil pace of life and lovely charm.
This morning you will have time to relax and wander around the town, then this afternoon you will be taken to see the Royal Palace and Mount Phousi, then to the beautiful Wat Xieng Thong temple.
If you get up early today you'll be able to watch the procession of monks throuh the main street of Luang Prabang.
After breakfast you will join a sightseeing trip that will take you into the countryside: you'll stop in a Lao village, then go on to the lovely Kuang Si Falls, where you will have time for a refreshing swim if you wish.
Today is free to absorb the old-world atmosphere of Luang Prabang: visit some of the beautiful temples or just stroll at leisure through this truly delightful town, along the riversides, and among the friendly Lao people.
Dinner is included tonight at a local restaurant.
Today it's time to say farewell to Laos: after breakfast you will be transferred to Luang Prabang Airport for your flight to Bangkok.


"There are many scientific and engineering applications of glass including optics, communications, electronics, and hermetic seals, there has been minimal research towards the Additive Manufacturing (AM) of transparent glass parts. The special thermal and optical properties of glasses make them hard to be printed using conventional AM techniques. In this dissertation, two different AM techniques for glass AM were developed, Selective Laser Melting (SLM) and filament fed process.
Semi-transparent parts were printed with SLM process. However, the filament fed process was found to be more robust and promising for printing optically transparent glass parts. Therefore, this dissertation is focused on filament fed process for different types of glass, including soda lime glass, fused quartz and borosilicate glass.
For soda lime glass, the optical quality of the best printed part was found to be as good as furnace cast glass part using the same type of filaments. Optical defects and refractive index inhomogeneity can be linked to the molten region temperature. Furthermore, the mechanism of bubble formation in soda lime glass printing was also studied. Different regimes of bubble formation were found corresponding with different process parameters.
Though the melting temperature of fused quartz is very high (~2300 ⁰C), 3D fully transparent cubes with high index homogeneity were printed. For borosilicate glass, 3D fully transparent parts were printed, and the optical quality of best printed sample is as good as conventionally manufactured borosilicate glass"--Abstract, page iv.
Partial funding for this project was provided by the National Science Foundation (CMMI-1538464) and the Department of Education (P200A120062).
© 2017 Junjie Luo, All rights reserved.
Luo, Junjie, "Additive manufacturing of glass using a filament fed process" (2017). Doctoral Dissertations. 2565.


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Will raise issue in Parliament: Congress RS MP Pradeep on illegal coal mining in WB
Published : Jul 14, 2019, 4:45 pm IST
Updated : Jul 14, 2019, 4:45 pm IST
He also questioned the Centre's role in combating the corrupt practice and said that no action was taken despite him raising the issue.
'I raised the issue with Gadkari ji at a consultative committee meeting. Once I asked him to order an investigation in the matter,' he said, adding that the illegal mining is being run by mafias in many coal fields including that in Jharia, Raniganj, Purulia and Bankura. (Photo: ANI)
New Delhi: Congress Rajya Sabha lawmaker Pradeep Bhattacharya on Sunday alleged that illegal coal mining is rampant in various parts of TMC-ruled West Bengal and added that he will raise the issue in Parliament.
Talking to ANI in New Delhi, he said, "Illegal mining has been rampant in West Bengal. Contractors are working in collusion with political parties. They have been working in connivance with TMC people in Bengal. No one acts against these contractors as politicians are benefitted."
"I will raise this issue in Parliament," Bhattacharya said.
"I raised the issue with Gadkari ji at a consultative committee meeting. Once I asked him to order an investigation in the matter," he said, adding that the illegal mining is being run by mafias in many coal fields including that in Jharia, Raniganj, Purulia and Bankura.
"Even CISF (Central Industrial Security Force) does not do anything," he said.
The Congress leader earlier had given a zero hour notice in the upper House of Parliament but "could not get the opportunity because of some important issues."
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Natural food way to healthy life
Legally speaking, speaker must accept rebel MLAs' resignations
PM Modi warns Union ministers against absence in house


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A previous test using sorghum silage (Kans. Agri. Expt. Sta. Bull. 507:5, 1967) indicated that 3 pounds of grain per day in silage would supply enough available energy for reasonably good utilization of nonprotein nitrogen (urea). However, additional grain apparently increased the utilization of urea. This is the second test to obtain information on the minimum amount of readily available energy as grain necessary for efficient utilization of nonprotein nitrogen as a substitute for natural protein. During the wintering phase, the roughage was corn silage with an average of 38.5% dry matter. Grain made up 27% of the dry matter. Prairie hay replaced the silage in the finishing phase. Supplemental treatments are shown in the tables giving the results.


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Nathalie Sade releases a lovely R&B tune, entitled, "Would You Love Me"
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Victory Jones releases an empowering electro-soul tune, entitled, "Burning Bridges"
Zangba Thomson
Electro Soul, Music, R&B
Victory Jones is a New York City-based singer-songwriter. Not too long ago, she released an empowering electro-soul tune, entitled, "Burning Bridges".
Victory Jones – "Burning Bridges"
"'Burning Bridges' is about being in a place of emotional purgatory. A transitional and painful growth period, when someone is grappling with something difficult. Before they make a decision to sacrifice their old life for a new one and hit a breakthrough. It's about being willing to let go and destroy what no longer serves you to get to another level. And the beauty of the cycle of death and rebirth of an ideal, emotion, or the part of yourself that needs to be free." – Victory Jones
'Burning Bridges' contains a relatable storyline, lovely soul vocals, and a lush instrumentation flavored with electronic, soul, and contemporary R&B elements. Also, the song possesses a victorious, motivative, and attractive multi-layered theme.
"Ultimately for me, it's about re-discovering myself, after coming to a harsh realization that something had to be destroyed before a new life can begin." – Victory Jones
Victory Jones has worked with Missy Elliot, Ne-Yo, Britney Spears, Salaam Remi, and RZA. 'Burning Bridges' marks the beginning of her career as a solo artist. Also, she's the co-founder of The Colored Girl, a women's empowerment movement which unites, uplifts, and empowers women of color worldwide.
We recommend adding Victory Jones' "Burning Bridges" single to your personal playlist. Also, let us know how you feel about it in the comment section below.
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Loaded Lux releases a star-studded music video for "Fate"
Izee Maze releases a music video for his "Summer Sunset" single featuring Derrick Phoenix
SG Lewis drops a hypnotic rap tune, entitled, "A.A.T", featuring Drew Love
Premiere | Joanna Duff releases a dreamy emo-pop tune, entitled, "Other Than You"
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http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/00103629009368258
Wehner, David J.; Haley, Jean E.
Department of Horticulture, University of Illinois, 1201 S. Dorner Drive, Urbana, Illinois 61801
Iron fertilization of Kentucky bluegrass
Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis. Vol. 21, No. 7/8, 1990, p. 629-637.
TIC Keywords: Color enhancement; Iron chelates; Iron fertilizers; Poa pratensis; Fertilizers; Iron; Application rates; Color; Quality; Nitrogen
"Iron applications are sometimes used to enhance the color (darker green) of turfgrass stands even when iron is not deficient. A study was conducted to determine the feasibility of replacing a portion of the total yearly N applied to Kentucky bluegrass (Poa pratensis L.) with iron. Turfgrass response to iron chelate (Sequestrene 330) applications at 2.2 kg Fe ha₋₁ in combination with three liquid-applied N sources (urea, Formolene, and FLUF) at 25 kg N ha₋₁ was compared to turf response from applications of the N sources at 49 kg N ha₋₁. Iron was substituted for part of the N in either the first and second, second and third, or third application in a four application per year program. The study was conducted for three years, and the fertilized turf was rated for color weekly during the growing season. Depending on N source and frequency of Fe application, turf treated with N received higher color ratings compared to turf receiving Fe + N on 13 (Formolene + Fe in third application) to 36% (Fluf + Fe in first and second application) of the third dates. Turf color was judged acceptable on 78 to 85% of the rating dates flor turf treated with N and 62 to 85% of the rating dates for turf treated with Fe + N. The results indicate that it is feasible to substitute iron for a portion of the N in a urea or Formolene fertilization program but that caution should be used when replacing N from FLUF with iron."
Other items relating to: IRON
Other items relating to: Carbon sequestration of turf
Wehner, D. J., and J. E. Haley. 1990. Iron fertilization of Kentucky bluegrass. Commun. Soil. Sci. Plant Anal. 21(7/8):p. 629-637.
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We need individuals that will be able to perform this task once every two weeks or more.


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Home / News / Rudi Plessers to Retire
Rudi Plessers to Retire
Tuesday 28th February will see the retirement of Rudi Plessers the Chief Financial Officer of Fraser, after 13 years of dedicated service.
Since joining the company in 2003 he has been responsible for Finance, Administration, Legal and Contracts. Prior to that he held various senior financial positions with global players such as Caterpillar,d Allied Lyons, CRBard and Quark.
He has been instrumental in the acquisition of Fraser by Azimut-Benetti SpA , in structuring the company to its global level and in putting it at the forefront in the changing legal and tax environment of the yachting industry.
Rafaela Plessers-von der Gruen, the Corporate Controller at Fraser will also be leaving after 12 years of loyal service. With a Master's degree in Economics and being a qualified Chartered Accountant she initially worked for global international companies as Moet Hennessy, Quark and Klueber Lubrication.
They have both held vital roles in the company and we would like to thank them for everything that they have done over this time.
Since the 1st of January, Alessandra Nenci and Frederic Allavena have been gradually taking over their roles respectively.
Alessandra joined Fraser in 2013, with a Master's degree in Economics she has pursued an international career in corporate finance working all over the world. For the seven years prior to joining Fraser she worked for Perini Group, Gruppo Baglietto and Heesen Yachts building up an extensive knowledge of the yachting industry.
Frederic Allavena joined Fraser in 2016 after nearly 20 years at V.Ships. Having worked in a variety of accountancy roles at the world's largest ship services provider, Frederic's last ten years there were as the Controller for V.Ships Leisure division.


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A Craftsman Photographs Bright Saucer-Shaped UFO Above Manchester
Floating saucer-shaped object has been caught on the photograph in the sky over Manchester. Craftsman John Hindley photographed the mysterious outline. Hindley claims that he felt a magnetic pull towards the saucer-shaped object while he took a picture of it.
Being a perfectly rational man, the 35-year-old insists that he tried to figure out what looked like a glitch in the cloud. However, he believes he saw what could have been a UFO after zooming in on the picture.
Mr. Hindley was in Middleton, Manchester at his friend's house on November 7, 2014 when he got up at around 10 a.m. and felt a pulling sensation. He looked up into the sky and spotted unusual flying object drifting above the Pennines, approximately two miles away.
From the third floor of the house, Mr. Hindley took a picture of the UFO using his mobile phone.
Mr. Hindley explained the he felt a pull in taking the picture out of the window. It seemed that something pulled him to the window, added Mr. Hindley.
When he remembered that pulling feeling after two days, he thought of taking a look of that photo. That was the only time he looked at the picture again.
Mr. Hindley said that he felt the same pull when he took the picture, a magnetic pull or a lunar pull. He revealed that he never felt the same feeling before, so he was certain that the mysterious object caught in the photo was not a Chinook helicopter.
He firmly believes that it could have been a UFO, and he thinks that there is an increasing number of people realising that the mankind is not alone around the vicinity.
He explained that the photo exhibits the lights shining in the bright sky. He doesn't think that the object is the cause of a reflection.
The object, according to the witness, stayed in one position in the sky for approximately 30 minutes before it disappeared.
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We are seeking the participation of employees in the U.S. in an anonymous online survey about their experiences and beliefs with computer and Internet security. The survey will take up to 30 minutes to complete. If you have a full-time or part-time job, we would like to invite you to complete a survey about your beliefs about Computer and Internet security. The results will be reported in aggregate – no identifying information will be reported, and your identity and the identity of your workplace will remain anonymous.
Of course, your participation in the survey is voluntary. Neither your identity nor the identity of the organization in which you may work will be revealed in the publication of research results. Information collected will be reported in aggregate – no identifying information will be reported, and your identities will remain anonymous.
If you decide to participate, you will earn a chance to win one of the 10 iPad minis (16GB, Wi-Fi). If you are interested in entering into the drawing for one of the 10 iPads, please enter your name and contact information after you complete the online survey.This information will not be linked to your survey results.
Thank you for your assistance! Your answers to this online survey will help us better understand people's computer and Internet security behavior.
If you have any questions about the study, please contact Dr. Wu He at whe@odu.edu or Dr. Mohd Anwar at manwar@ncat.edu . If you have any questions regarding your rights as a research subject, please contact any of the following: Human Subjects Research Committee Chair Dr. George Maihafer at 757-683‑4520at Old Dominion University, the Old Dominion University Office of Research at 757-683-3460, or the Office of Research Compliance and Ethics at North Carolina A&T State University at (336) 334-7995.
Come to the June meeting and learn and talk about current trends in Information Security. As you see in the papers, the bad guys are not letting up. Even worse, we're learning that some of our foundational technology has its own set of problems.
On June 26th, the Triad Chapter of ISSA will host a presentation that addresses the current cyberthreat landscape and give its members the opportunity to learn and share with other attendees the things that keep us up at night.
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