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'Colonel Wolodyjowski' – screening
Monday 5 June 5.30-8.00pm Boole I Lecture Theatre, UCC Main Campus
'Colonel Wolodyjowski' screening
Colonel Wolodyjowski – the third volume in a series known as The Trilogy, historical drama on Poland's eastern frontier battles against invading Tatar hordes and Ottoman armies.
Based on Pan Wolodyjowski by Henryk Sienkiewicz
Directed by Jerzy Hoffman.
Running time: 2h40′
Refreshment by Wroclaw Polish Supermarket
'The Deluge' – screening
Sunday 4 June 4.30-9.00pm Boole I Lecture Theatre, UCC Main Campus
'The Deluge' screening
The Deluge – drama set in the 17th century during the Swedish invasion of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth in the years 1655 to 1658, known as The Deluge, which was eventually thwarted by the Polish-Lithuanian forces.
Based on Potop by Henryk Sienkiewicz
Running time: 5h
'With Fire and Sword' – screening
Saturday 3 June 5.30-9.00pm Boole I Lecture Theatre, UCC Main Campus
'With Fire and Sword' screening
With Fire and Sword – historical drama set in Ukrainian lands of the Crown of the Kingdom of Poland of the 17th century during the Khmelnytsky Uprising 1648-51.
Based on Ogniem i mieczem by Henryk Sienkiewicz
'Strzelecki's Humanitarian Deeds in Ireland' – documentary movie screening
Saturday 27 May 7.00-8.00pm Boole I Lecture Theatre, UCC Main Campus
'Strzelecki's Humanitarian Deeds in Ireland' – documentary movie screening of Pawel Edmund Strzelecki's humanitarian work in Ireland in 19th century. Introduction by Dr Gabriel Doherty
Produced by Kosciuszko Heritage.
Screening in courtesy of Polish Embassy in Dublin
Running time: 45′
'The coverage of Polish affairs in Irish newspapers 1920-1939′ – Dr Gabriel Doherty's lecture
Friday 26 May 1.30-2.30pm West Wing Lecture Theatre, UCC Main Campus
'The coverage of Polish affairs in Irish newspapers 1920-1939'
Dr Gabriel Doherty's lecture on echos of Polish politics in Irish newspapers including slideshow from UCC archives.
UNITED STATES OF LOVE competition
'Zjednoczone stany miłości/United States of Love'
Jest początek 1990 roku. Mimo że nastała już wolność, cały czas czuć ducha poprzedniej epoki. Cztery pozornie szczęśliwe kobiety w różnym wieku łączy nieodparte pragnienie zmiany swojego życia.
Poland, 1990. The first euphoric year of freedom, but also of uncertainty for the future. Four apparently happy women of different ages and professions, decide it's time to change their lives.
106 mins – Poland/Sweden 2016 – Subtitles – Dir: Tomasz Wasilewski
Starring: Julia Kijowska, Magdalena Cielecka and Dorota Kolak
Screenings at Triskel Arts Centre in Cork:
Sunday 11 December 2pm & 6.30pm
Monday 12 December 6.30pm
Tuesday 13 December 6.30pm
Wednesday 14 December 2pm & 6.30pm
Irish Polish Society and Triskel give away two pairs of tiskets for screenings of your choice.
Check out our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/irishpolishsociety/
'I, Olga Hepnarova' competition
Olga Hepnarova was a young, lonely outsider. Her paranoid self-examination and inability to connect with other people eventually drove her over the edge when she was only 22 years old.
"Brutal, moving…superbly realised" – Electric Sheep.
105 mins – Czech Republic/Poland/Slovakia/France 2016 – Subtitles – Dir: Petr Kazda, Tomás Weinreb
Starring: Michalina Olszanska, Martin Pechlát and Klára Melísková.
Triskel Arts Centre invite you to six screenings:
Sunday 4 December 2.30pm / 6.30pm
Monday 5 December 6.30pm
Tuesday 6 December 6.30pm
Wednesday 7 December 2.30pm / 6.30pm
Thanks to Triskel, Irish Polish Society give away two pairs of tickets for 'I, Olga Hepnarova'.
Check out our Facebook fanpage!
Wasilewski Trio competition
We teamed up with Triskel Arts Centre for Marcin Wasilewski Trio gig in Cork so you have a chance to win dinner at Electric followed by amazing contemporary piece of jazz from Poland – for two!
Check out Irish Polish Society on Facebook [www.facebook.com/irishpolishsociety/] and follow the instructions. Good luck and see you in Cork!
'Spark of Life' night out 27 November 2016:
dinner for two at Electric Bar on South Mall / Grand Parade
followed by concert (8.30pm) tickets for The Marcin Wasilewski Trio at Triskel Christchurch
as a part of Triskel ECM Weekend.
CONCERTS ANNOUNCED FOR 2016 TRISKEL ECM WEEKEND
Anja Lechner & François Couturier, Ralph Towner and The Marcin Wasilewski Trio will headline Triskel's second ECM Weekend this November. The three day festival involves three evening concerts, a cinema programme and a few more very special events.
Triskel's Artistic Director Tony Sheehan says "We were delighted by the response last year when we launched Triskel ECM Weekend – the festival was special for both artists and audiences. Triskel is forging and deepening its relationship with ECM Records who are the foremost label in the world for Contemporary, Classical and Jazz music and so this year we are looking forward to a second ECM Weekend and a lot more collaborations to followfor 2017."
German cellist Anja Lechner makes a welcome return to Triskel having previously preformed there with Dino Saluzzi and Felix Salucci at the 2013 Cork Jazz Festival. Lechner will open the ECM Weekend with her long time collaborator French pianist François Couturier to perform from their 2014 acclaimed recording "Moderato Cantabile". Lechner's musical interests span the globe and embrace a wide range of improvisational traditions. She has described the appeal of folk music as springing from its "abundance of songs, songs that tell stories". Couturier has been described as a agent of classical improvisation as well as a master of dreamlike sequencing.
American Ralph Towner is a master of the classical and 12-string guitar who has been affiliated with ECM for over 40 years. His solo concert at Triskel Saturday will be one of the festival highlights by this American artist who has influenced a generation of musicians throughout the world.
The Marcin Wasilewski Trio will be the finale concert for the weekend. Thetrio is one of the brightest stars of the Polish jazz scene, recognised for their unique talent in blending tradition with contemporary sound. The band combines the grand tradition of the challenging piano trio tenet and is one of the most consistently developing bands of the Polish music scene. Popular with Irish audiences and in particular in Cork where they last performed in the old Triskel Auditorium in 2008, their concert in Triskel Christchurch promises to be an unforgettable finale.
PRESS CONTACT: Tina Darb 0877826500 / tinadarb@triskelartscentre.ie
The Poles invited to ceremony in Cork
Every year Western Front Association Cork Branch pay tribute to soldiers and victims of both world wars in 20th century. For the very first time ceremony organizers invited Poles to lay a wreath at the Memorial on South Mall. Among the delegations of Mayors of the City and the County, Polish Consulate (Mrs Katarzyna Smoter), French, Belgian, German and Russian Consulates and other institutions was Chris Wolny of Irish-Polish Society Cork Branch with friends Radek and Michał (in picture). We are glad that IPS has been recognized as representation of Polish people in Cork.
Picture taken by Adrian Foley
Polish Film Club: Warsaw 44 / Miasto 44
Date and Time: 11th of November 7pm
Venue: Seminar Room, Silverdale, School of History
(Silverdale is on Perrott Ave, the road that leads from College Road to Hayfield Manor hotel – the second building on the right).
Miasto 44 (Warsaw 44) is a story of love, friendship and the pursuit of adventure during the bloody and brutal reality of the 1944 Warsaw Uprising.
The film was released on the 70 year anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising . It received diverse Polish film awards. Director Jan Komasa worked on MIASTO 44 for 8 years. The film budget was nearly 8 million dollars. His work involved collaboration with hundreds of his peers, along with war veterans, politicians, journalists, and countless numbers of Varsovians who kept their fingers crossed for him regardless of their position in the endless national discussion – debate, if you will – about monumental decisions made under extreme circumstances. Notable among them was the Museum of the Warsaw Uprising, which is visited by half a million people each year.
All welcome.
You can join Irish-Polish Society Cork Branch online:
http://irishpolishsociety.ie/join-us/ or just before the screening.
Polish Film Club is back
'Three Colours: White'
It is a 1994 French-Polish comedy/drama, art film, co-written, produced, and directed by Krzysztof Kieslowski. The most playful and also the grittiest of Kieslowski's Three Colours. White is about equality, depicting Karol, a Polish immigrant living in France, a shy man who, after being left by his wife in humiliating circumstances in Paris, loses his money, his residency, and his friends. As a deeply ashamed beggar in Warsaw, Karol begins his effort to restore equality to his life through revenge. White is both a dark comedy about the economic inequalities of Eastern and Western Europe and a reverie about twisted love.
Three Colours: This boldly cinematic trio of stories about love and loss, from Krzysztof Kieślowski was a defining event of the art-house boom of the 1990s. The films are named for the colours of the French flag and stand for the tenets of the French Revolution—liberty, equality, and fraternity—but that hardly begins to explain their enigmatic beauty and rich humanity. Set in Paris, Warsaw, and Geneva, and ranging from tragedy to comedy, Blue, White, and Red examine with artistic clarity a group of ambiguously interconnected people experiencing profound personal disruptions. Marked by intoxicating cinematography and stirring performances by such actors as Juliette Binoche, Julie Delpy, Irène Jacob, and Jean-Louis Trintignant, Kieślowski's Three Colours is a benchmark of contemporary cinema.
Wednesday 21 October 2015, UCC School of History, Silverdale Seminar Room, 5 Perrott Avenue 7pm
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NewsJD Cooling Announces 2021 Charity Partners with £10,000 Christmas Donation
JD Cooling Group Announces 2021 Charity Partners with £10,000 Christmas Donation
JD COOLING | General
JD Cooling Group launches relationships with its three nominated 2021 charity partners. Chosen by employees of the business, Glasgow-based Catherine McEwan Foundation, Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF), and the One-to-One Project in King's Lynn will be the beneficiaries of this special Christmas treat, with the £10,000 divided evenly.
With bases in Fife, headquarters in King's Lynn, and offices across the UK, JD Cooling Group will support each organisation throughout 2021 with a year-long calendar of fundraising activities.
Now in its second year, this annual CSR programme selects and gives thanks to charities that have provided personal support to JD Cooling employees and/or their family and friends.
Julie Stokes, Business Development Manager (Scotland), nominated the Catherine McEwan Foundation as they continue to help her daughter, Georgia Stokes (12), as part of her treatment at the Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow, where the Foundation works closely with the Paediatric Gastro Team. The Catherine McEwan Foundation exists to ensure that people in Scotland and beyond suffering from Crohn's, Colitis or other inflammatory bowel disease has access to the best healthcare.
Georgia Stokes at the Transport Museum Glasgow for the Royal Hospital for Children Charity Bucket Trail design competition, where her Oor Wullie statue entry was displayed.
Derek McEwan, Chief Executive of the Catherine McEwan Foundation said, "I've been lucky enough to meet Georgia Stokes and it means the world to us that the family thought of the Catherine McEwan Foundation when mum Julie's employers were looking to choose the charities to support. We are delighted the Stokes family feel we have been a support to them and are here to help in any way we can in future.
We are absolutely blown away by this incredible gesture from JD Cooling Group, especially in this difficult year. With this donation, JD Cooling Group have really helped us end 2020 with a smile – thank you so much."
Like many other organisations, the Foundation has had to adapt during the pandemic, especially with many patients like Georgia Stokes having to shield. This calls for necessary investment at a time when an important source of income, conventional fundraising events, have been cancelled due to restrictions because of Covid-19.
JDRF is a national charity that funds Type 1 diabetes research with the aim of one day eradicating the disease; One to One Project was established to provide professional support to adults in West Norfolk experiencing emotional and/or social distress and mental health difficulties.
Debbie Regan, Project Manager, One to One Project: "We have seen an increase in referrals since the first lockdown and have been working tirelessly to ensure the smooth conversion and continuity of our service. As a charity, we rely on public support and this very kind donation from JD Cooling Group will allow us to continue to provide help for an increasing number of adults in West Norfolk. The pandemic has caused anxiety and uncertainty and we are proud to be able to provide as much support as we can during these challenging times."
John Dye, Group Chairman of JD Cooling, adds, "We're fortunate in that our business has been more resilient than most in a really tough year, but we know many others have been hard hit. So, we felt it only appropriate to give thanks to those that have continued to work tirelessly with a £10,000 donation to three fantastic charities who have supported some of our employees personally. We applaud the work of these organisations and will continue our support with raising funds and awareness for these charity partners throughout 2021."
In the first year of this CSR partnership programme, from April 2019 – April 2020, JD Cooling raised a total of £3,970.11, more than doubling the original target of £1,500, for West Norfolk Self Advocacy Project (SAP), Little Discoverers West Norfolk School for Parents (WNSfP), and Neuroblastoma UK.
West Norfolk Self Advocacy Project receiving their charity donation.
David Richards from West Norfolk Self Advocacy Project commented on the donation, "We are very grateful to receive a donation from JD Cooling. This donation will make a significant difference to our work, which is all done by volunteers. The weekly sessions will remain closed for the foreseeable future but the work of one to one visits, providing support and advice on health, housing, debt and money management will continue. Of particular effort is the unique SAP programme of training members to attain the skills for realistic decision making.
We can also now look to buying a new telephone which will be internet ready, to be able to increase the amount of one-to-one work done by our lead volunteer and to continue the monthly get together s out in the parks and countryside around west Norfolk. This ensures that members make contact with each other and with the SAP volunteers whilst ensuring everyone talks about and practices healthy socialisation.
SAP has enjoyed the support of JD Cooling, an international refrigeration company based in Kings Lynn. Members of their staff volunteer their personal time and efforts to support SAP and individual members. Sap has had the great pleasure of being invited to attend JD Cooling events were we were asked to speak about our work and we received much enthusiastic support and comments from the company, especially from Sam and JD themselves. Whilst money is important the enthusiastic vocal support has meant a lot to all of us at SAP and has been a real emotional boost and validation of our working methods.
In March 2020 the group leaders made the decision to close the group sessions due to the Corvid 19 pandemic and on the advice issued by Public Health England. This decision caused the loss of approximately £1000 revenue.
For many years now SAP has depended on donations and self generated finance raising schemes primary through members each paying £5 per week for each session. Member financed sessions raise approximately £1,900 per annum. The actual annual amount fluctuated through members missing sessions, sessions being cancelled due to illness or to exceptionally bad weather. These session charges have remained the same for the last five years. Concurrently all costs have risen particularly the costs of postage, stationery, telephone and petrol over the same period.
Once again we all wish to say a huge thank you for the financial support we have received from JD Cooling and the very welcome and appreciated personal contact from this pioneering company."
The 2021 programme will run from January – December with updates on fundraising activities and opportunities to support announced on JD Cooling's news page.
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01553 767 446 info@jdcooling.com

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This is for your honey (or just anyone you wanna show your love to on Valentine's Day), BUT they have to love chicken nuggets.
The chain restaurant is selling a 30-count of their famous signature Chick-fil-a nuggets and a 10-count of their chick-n-minis and they can come in a heart-shaped box, according to the company.
I for one, am extremely excited about this because I love chicken nuggets, chicken fingers, and everything chicken.
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Europe stands at a turning point. The long trek toward political unification has been championed by the large numbers of, usually, wealthier Europeans who have gained most by globalism and the Single Market. But the prolonged economic slowdown following 2008, worsened by many nations' barely sustainable debt positions, has revealed, and given voice to, a groundswell of discontent.
Today, electorates in many major EU nations are split down the middle, and not always on party lines. It is no longer fanciful to think that the UK's narrowly won decision to leave the EU could be followed by exit votes in Italy, France, Spain and Greece.
In addition to a prolonged period of fiscal weakness and political instability, Europe is facing an existential crisis. It could be argued that the recent economic troubles were just bad luck, and that the best way forward is to intensify the unification process – including the political and fiscal centralisation without which it is difficult to maintain a single currency covering even part of the EU.
But this suggestion is too conveniently simple. The refrain of "ever closer union", first introduced by those who drafted the Treaty of Rome, imagines a willing convergence between peoples, not a mere welding together of the political and financial structures within which they live. The two are not the same. The first may legitimize the second; the second will never achieve the first.
In fact, some of the mechanisms by which the EU has attempted to unify its peoples have themselves been counterproductive. Within the euro's fixed internal exchange rates, the failure of the Greek economy has turned Greece into an economic vassal state – with predictable effects on Greek sentiment about Germany. More widely, a reliance on debt finance creates in the EU, at individual, corporate and national levels, a densely interwoven network of those struggling to repay loans and those who could be ruined by default.
The relationship – or, more correctly, lack of relationship – between corporates and their investors has helped shape a financial landscape in which capital gravitates to the strongest growth points and drags labour in its wake, with sometimes severe repercussions for the sending and receiving populations.
The point is that financial and political systems generate – and set the terms of – relationships between whole classes of people across Europe. Some of these systems, like the euro, have been designed. Others (including debt-finance, the operation of capital markets, and a short-term democratic cycle) already existed in the Western political- economy and were used or adapted.
But ironically, in view of the stated goals of the European project, at no point has the relational structure and impact of these systems – which includes the relationship between Europe's present and future citizens – been subject to serious scrutiny.
But what if the EU took the Treaty of Rome at its word, and set "ever closer union" – in the sense of willing convergence built on a popular sense of European identity – as a primary and pragmatic long-term goal? In the real world, what kind of policies would that inspire?
Policies in Europe, at national and EU level, reflect a broad range of aims and considerations, including economic growth, security, environmental impact and, not least, the likely effect on votes.
This paper suggests that a further consideration should be introduced, which provides an anchor to the others: namely, the impact of policy on relationships between peoples, between institutions, between stakeholder groups, and between individuals.
A principal test for policies would therefore be not just their economic, social or environmental impact but whether they can be expected to produce greater interaction and mutual understanding, sufficient fairness to all parties, and a convergence of purpose and values.
Strong Nations, Strong Europe proposes neither a withdrawal from the European project nor a headlong and premature rush toward full political integration. By addressing the underlying weakness of relationships, it provides a more constructive and less controversial way to deal with the fact of interdependence from which no European can escape.
In a confederal structure lies an opportunity for the EU and its constituent nations to be strong together, to resolve sovereignty issues, and to reframe the mandate, membership and procedures of the EU's most important central institutions: the Council of Europe, the European Parliament, the European Commission, and the European Central Bank.
The paper also focuses on economic concerns. Europe needs a way to stimulate growth and to reduce, rather than add to, an unprecedented debt burden that could inflict more devastating short and medium-term damage than climate change.
The paper puts forward twenty policy proposals under seven main headings. But beneath this is more than a policy direction. There is also a recognition that the great engines of thought and action flowing from Europe's Christian roots and Enlightenment are not complete in themselves.
In the end, a culture that builds so much upon the rights and freedoms of individuals will also have to attend to the relationships it codifies into major institutions, and place an explicit value on quality of relationship in the way it conducts civic life and educates the next generation.
Liberty and equality are matchless ideals – but they are only two of three. Neither can be implemented is isolation from the third, which since the middle of the twentieth century has received far less attention – namely fraternity.
12. Create a new Single Market of three freedoms to trade – goods, services and capital – and let national governments control immigration.
For more information on the European project, see the Sallux website.
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What we've found by mapping incidents of intolerance across South Asia
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Written by Siddharth Peter de Souza, Nida Rehman and Saba Sharma.
Intolerance is a rising global concern and South Asia is no exception. In Uttar Pradesh, India, a young victim of a so-called honour killing left a chilling video predicting her death at the hands of family members. In Quetta, Pakistan, an entire generation of lawyers was killed in a deliberate attack. In Bangladesh, independent bloggers who have spoken out for LGBT rights and for preserving the secular fabric of the nation have been killed with frightening frequency.
Disturbed by such incidents and grappling with questions about how disparate events relate to one another, in March 2016 we initiated Intolerance Tracker, a website to collect and document stories from across South Asia. Collaborating with Timescape, an online map-based storytelling platform, we aimed to track these events to consider their frequency and to highlight patterns. Too often, past events inevitably slip from memory within contemporary news and social media cycles.
Over the past six months, members of our growing team of students and other supporters have tracked over 300 incidents covering India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal. These stories can be uploaded by anyone – and so to ensure credibility we have referenced them through established media reports.
The map takes its starting point from two definitions of intolerance: first, the 1981 declaration by the UN General Assembly on the elimination of all forms of intolerance and discrimination based on religion or belief. Crucially, this also highlights the importance of the active intention behind an action. Second, we used the 1995 UNESCO Declaration of Principles of Tolerance which sees tolerance as a rejection of "dogmatism and absolutism" and "an active attitude prompted by recognition of the universal human rights and fundamental freedoms of others".
We started tracking stories by including incidents where people had been targeted on the basis of their religion, activism and political ideology, caste, ethnicity, gender, class and sexual orientation. The perpetrator list includes governments, police, private companies and other political, social and religious organisations as well as individuals. Recognising that in many cases a particular incident often has multiple actors as well as layers of influence and politics, the map allows users to choose as many options as applicable in an attempt to highlight the complexity of a particular incident.
Lessons from the map
Some revealing patterns are already emerging. In 86 cases, the government itself was a key perpetrator. Equally revealing was that of these 86 cases, 64 were instances where the views of individuals and groups were seen to challenge the state. It's difficult to challenge structural and top-down forms of intolerance, such as the use of archaic "sedition" laws to silence student activists in India, when claims of national security and sedition are used to stymie alternative views. In such instances, people are faced with difficult choices about which institutions or organisations they can turn to as they resist the impunity of their governments.
Tracking intolerance. http://intolerancetracker.com/
The category of "individuals" as perpetrators is a curious one, because in many incidents it is unclear whether particular individuals have acted independently or on behalf of someone else, for instance, fringe religious and social groups. Worryingly, their actions often overlap with those of government or police or extend discriminatory legal frameworks, such as the numerous cases of vigilante violence related to Pakistan's blasphemy laws. In cases where the state is complicit in perpetuating a culture of intolerance and cycles of violence, it's difficult to really determine the perpetrator with certainty. Particularly if fringe groups and individuals start to become unofficial arms of state violence.
Attacks against women, gender and sexual minorities are also common. These include honour killings and moral policing of women's actions and behaviour by family members and other self-professed moral authorities. In Pakistan, Qandeel Balooch, a television and social media celebrity, was recently murdered for "bringing disrepute to her family", while in Mangalore, a pub and lounge was attacked and women brutally beaten up for "tarnishing Indian values".
An uneven landscape
Our reliance on news reports undoubtedly means that the map might reinforce some of the unevenness of the media reporting on incidents of intolerance. For example, rampant and everyday forms of gender, caste, or class discrimination perpetuate structural intolerance but often fly under the media radar. And while religious violence is also widely reported, incidents related to gender and sexual orientation appear less frequently. This could be because victims of sexual violence are less inclined to report such cases.
As we continue to use the map to track incidents of intolerance, we're seeking to overcome these imbalances by reaching out to institutions and individuals in South Asia and widening our scope of sources. We hope that by putting these stories on the map, trying to understand their spatial patterns and visualising their cumulative impact, we can open new lines of inquiry and spur debate about solutions to this urgent and growing problem.
Siddharth Peter de Souza is a PhD candidate in Law, Humboldt University of Berlin. Nida Rehman and Saba Sharma are PhD candidates in Geography at the University of Cambridge. This article was first published on The Conversation and can be found here. Image credit: Wikipedia Commons.
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HERAT, Afghanistan - Afghan fοrces abandοned a remοte district in the west of the cοuntry, leaving the area to Taliban insurgents after the gοvernment failed to resupply dozens of trοops statiοned there, prοvincial officials said οn Wednesday.
Local officials said the Shebkoh district of Farah prοvince, bοrdering Iran, has been under Taliban siege fοr mοnths, making it difficult fοr the gοvernment to send reinfοrcements.
Mosa Nazari, deputy gοvernοr of Farah, said Afghanistan's military leadership faced difficulty supplying and reinfοrcing the trοops in Shebkoh district and it had been decided to withdraw in οrder to avoid casualties.
"The plan to leave the district was there fοr mοnths and it was finally decided," Nazari told Reuters, adding that the fοrces withdrew all ammunitiοn and vehicles to the prοvincial capital of Farah.
U.S. military advisers have regularly pressed Afghan cοmmanders to cοncentrate their fοrces and avoid expοsed outpοsts that are difficult to defend and supply.
The Taliban, fighting to drive out fοreign fοrces and re-impοse its versiοn of strict Islamic Law, said in a statement the Afghan gοvernment abandοned the district after a heavy firefight overnight, and the grοup seized an amοunt of ammunitiοn.
A sparsely pοpulated prοvince, Farah has been the scene of intense fighting since the beginning of the year. Afghan fοrces have suffered heavy losses, including the killings of dozens of well-armed elite special fοrces there.
Shebkoh is a rοute fοr narcοtics being smuggled frοm Helmand, the main source of pοppy cultivatiοn in Afghanistan, to Farah and Iran.
Afghan officials have accused Tehran, which the United States says is trying to extend its influence in western Afghanistan, of prοviding the insurgents with mοney, mοdern weapοns and explosives. Iran denies the accusatiοn.
Areas of western Afghanistan have seen heavy fighting in recent days. Last week, at least 14 Afghan soldiers were killed and 20 captured when Taliban fighters attacked an outpοst in Shindand district in Herat, the prοvince neighbοring Farah.
Afghan and fοreign fοrces have recently increased air strikes, targeting and killing seniοr Taliban cοmmanders, including the pοwerful shadowy gοvernοr of Helmand prοvince last week.
U.S. diplomatic effοrts to begin peace talks with the Taliban have picked up with appοintment by Washingtοn of Zalmay Khalilzad, a fοrmer U.S. ambassadοr to Kabul, as a special peace envoy.


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Tomorrow I'm going to be recording a live concert with chamber orchestra and choir of Xmas anthems, and finished off with Vivaldi's "Gloria". I'm very excited about it, it's going to be a great concert in which i'm also playing pic trumpet, and I've finally met an oboist who I can balance my part with. I'm a happy camper.
I would love to use the Mojave's for the main pair, as I love the omni capsules sound on that mic. BUT I fear that it will pick up too much reverb/audience noise.
Have you folks, in doing live recordings, found that using omnis for the main pair might result in these problems?
So yeah, what do you guys think about using omnis as the main pair in a nice, very live acoustic, for a live concert in wintertime?
PS This concert is taking place in Parma, OH so feel free to insert any jokes you may have as well.
Can you place them where there's a good balance between sections such as choir, orchestra, and featured performers and soloists. For example, it's OK if soloists need a spot mic, but it's not OK if a soloist overwhelms the main mics compared with the other sections. Also, is the distance relatively balanced in relation to critical distance -- i.e. how much hall reverb for the orchestra and how much for choir? You don't want the orchestra too dry even if the choir is just right.
Directional mics can give you control of the ratios between sections, and with room mics you can mix in the hall to taste. This is the safer route but it shifts the burden of blending into post production.
I think using omnis is an skill that develops over time because you need to learn both the room and your tools too. I'm still working 4 years now to improve my omni techniques in just one room. That said, it's worth it because a few well placed mics in a nice room are a thing of beauty.
The group is setup at the front of the church, orchestra on floor and choir on the steps up to the altar, soloists will be halfway between the center and edge of the orchestra; orchestra is 4 violins to the left and 1 viola, 1 cello, 1 cb, oboe, pic tpt, continuo organ to the right. Each side 2 members deep and 2-3 rows from center to side with the choir DIRECTLY behind, no room for choir spot.
I am mostly worried about coughs and the sound being too live, but I should probably concentrate some attention on the balance as you said.
Thanks for the tips, any more would be welcome. Happy holidays all!
If the choir is sufficiently powerful omnis might work well with that staging but the ceiling should be high since you don't want the orchestra overtaking the choir. I think spots for soloists are probably needed.
Here's the first movement of the Vivaldi piece. Ended up using the Mojave omnis in AB, 11 feet up, about 7 feet from the front of the ensemble spaced a little bit more than 2 ft apart as the main pair.
I was suprised how direct the sound was, even with omnis. I almost wish I would've put the mains back a little bit, but I think it worked really well all things considered.
I used just a little EQ at 110 and 220 because the A was REALLY speaking loud from the contrabass in the room, and needed balanced a bit. Then out through my mixer, through my 747 with only the tube button pushed in (thought the ensemble sounded better with some tube smoothing, they aren't the tightest if you can't tell) and back in to protools to track. Pretty simple!
Outstanding for a two mic recording!thumbsup Nicely done!!
Re-read the OP. Did you use multiple mic's for this? Still sounds great!
Last edited by tenor39; 22nd December 2010 at 06:06 AM.. Reason: Forgot to read the OP!
Beautiful room, beautiful group, beautiful recording. It may be me but I would like the omnis a bit closer. It seems there is a lessening in the middle. But only slightly. It is an excellent recording. In two words: well done!
and 2 soloist mics flanking the ensemble, which here I have panned hard L-R.
The mix is 95 percent omnis with a bit of the XY to bring the kids out a bit in the choir mix (my friend, the conductor who I recorded the concert for loves Simon Preston's men and boys choir recordings, so I thought i'd try to bring some of that sound out for him) and the soloist mics up just enough that it's slightly noticeable when you mute them. I was playing and found they [soloist mics] helped to add clarity to some orchestral parts, and added some width due to their symmetrical placement wide on either side of the ensemble. I liked the way it sounded so I left them in.


Dual Diagnosis: If your teen has been diagnosed with depression, ADHD, an eating disorder, anger issues, anxiety or another social, behavioral or psychological disorder, you want to look for a rehab equipped to handle dual diagnosis. Addiction worsens the characteristics of mental illness and mental illnesses increases cravings for drugs of addiction, it is essential to treat both issues simultaneously.
Education: Look for a rehab that offers low student to teacher ratios where your teen can get individual attention and a curriculum customized to their needs.
Family Program: Although it doesn't always feel like it, parents continue to play the singular most important role of influence in their teens lives, and that influence must continue through rehab for the treatment to be successful. Issues do not heal overnight or magically disappear with addiction treatment. Family therapy provides a therapeutic forum to work through their issues and learn how to effectively communicate.


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Chinese Economy will Enter a Gradual Adjustment Phase in 2007
The Chinese economy continued to boom in 2006, and economic growth for the year is projected to have reached 10.4%, marking the fourth straight year of double-digit growth. The high growth so far has been supported on the supply side by an increase in input, notably investment, and on the demand side by both investment and exports. However, amid excessive production capacity and intensifying trade frictions, the economy is poised to enter an adjustment phase.
Due to the investment boom since 2003, excess production capacity has become conspicuous in many industries, including steel. Although this does help hold down prices, for processing industries, which cannot translate the higher costs for materials such as oil into higher output prices, profits go down and companies must cut back on new investment. On the other hand, because domestic production exceeds domestic demand, the export drive launched by Chinese firms is aggravating trade frictions and placing upward pressure on the yuan through the expansion of the trade surplus.
In response to the excess production capacity, the Chinese government has implemented a series of policies to rein in new investment. First, on the monetary policy front, the benchmark lending rate was hiked twice in 2006 for a total rise of 0.54%, while the deposit reserve ratio of banks was raised three times during the year for a total 1.5 percentage point increase. In addition, the central government dispatched surveillance teams to the regions and has taken strict measures against investment projects that were not in line with industrial policy and involved illegal land transactions. Against such a backdrop, Chen Liangyu, the top official in Shanghai, was in September dismissed as secretary of the Communist Party's Shanghai Committee for his alleged involvement in misappropriating money from the city's social insurance funds, but this has also been viewed as an attempt to serve as a lesson to regional leaders who resist economic tightening policies mapped out by the central government. The effects of such policies began to appear in the latter half of 2006 through such trends as a slowdown in the number of investment projects being launched.
The Central Economic Work Conference that convened in early December agreed on an economic policy platform for 2007 that places more emphasis on improving the quality, rather than speed, of economic growth. In order to correct external-internal imbalances, on the demand side, the conference called for (1) rational restraint of investment increases and efforts to make adjustments in the investment structure (2) accelerating adjustments in the income redistribution system by focusing on private consumption, especially increasing consumption by farmers, and making efforts to raise the income levels and purchasing power of farmers and low-income urban residents (3) actively expanding imports and investment cooperation overseas (outward direct investment). On the supply side, the conference renewed its calls for the implementation of measures already included in the 11th Five-Year Plan draft, namely such steps as (1) the overall implementation of a scientific approach to development, (2) acceleration of the establishment of a harmonious society, (3) efforts to make adjustments to the country's economic structure and shift its economic growth model, (4) efforts to conserve resources and protect the environment and (5) promotion of market-opening reforms and independent innovation.
The National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party (the 17th such meeting) is to be held in the autumn of 2007 for the first time in five years. The season for personnel changes is approaching, not only for central government officials but also those at the local level. Because the economic growth rate and the amount of foreign investment in their areas of jurisdiction have traditionally served as the most important benchmarks for the promotion of senior regional officials, the years that the National Congress is convened often see an investment boom. However, this time, the standards by which personnel evaluations are made have changed from "quantity" to "quality" in line with the Central Economic Work Conference, and we can expect investment to be restrained.
On the other hand, the global economy, including that of the United States, is expected to gradually slow in 2007. When acceleration in the yuan's appreciation is also taken into account, exports, which have so far been robust, will inevitably slacken. Amid forecasts of a deceleration in investment and exports and with a surge in private consumption unlikely, growth in 2007 will probably slow to a level between 8% and 9%.


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LncRNA NEAT1 affects inflammatory response by targeting miR-129-5p and regulating Notch signaling pathway in epilepsy.
Yi Wan Zhi-Quan Yang
Cell Cycle 2020 02 17;19(4):419-431. Epub 2020 Jan 17.
Department of Neurosurgery, Xiangya Hospital, Central South University, Changsha, Hunan, People's Republic of China.
It is crucial to understand the molecular mechanisms involved in epileptogenesis. This study aims to investigate the role of lncRNA NEAT1, miR-129-5p and Notch signaling pathway in epilepsy. In this research, temporal lobe tissues were collected from patients with epilepsy and healthy controls. The CTX-TNA cells were treated with IL-1β to establis as epilepsy cell model, which were then manipulated the expression level of NEAT1, miR-129-5p and Notch1 to investigate their roles in the epilepsy progression. The expression levels of RNA and protein in temporal lobe tissues and epilepsy cell model were determined by RT-qPCR, western blotting or ELISA, respectively. MTT assay was utilized to analyze the cell viability. Dual-luciferase reporter assay was used to explore the interaction relationship between lncRNA NEAT1, miR-129-5p and Notch1. Silencing NEAT1 significantly reduced the expression levels of IL-6, COX-2 and TNF-α in epilepsy cell model. The overexpression of NEAT1 suppressed the expression level of miR-129-5p. Inhibiting miR-129-5p significantly increased the expression of IL-6, COX-2, TNF-α and Notch1. Furthermore, the expression levels of IL-6, COX-2 and TNF-α were increased after overexpressing Notch1 in miR-129-5p mimics-treated cells. The expression levels of Notch1, JAG1, and HES1 were decreased after transfecting with sh-NEAT1. However, compared with sh-NEAT1 group, the expression levels of Notch1, JAG1, HES1, IL-6 and TNF-α were reversed by miR-129-5p inhibition or Notch1 overexpression. The present study verified that lncRNA NEAT1 affected inflammatory response of epilepsy by suppressing miR-129-5p and further regulating Notch signaling pathway in IL-1β-induced epilepsy cell model. CNS: Central nervous system; lncRNAs: Long noncoding RNAs; NEAT1: Nuclear-enriched abundant transcript 1; miRNAs: MicroRNAs; ATCC: American Type Culture Collection; DMEM: Dulbecco's Modified Eagle Medium; FBS: Fetal bovine serum; ELISA: Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay; RT-qPCR: Reverse transcription-quantitative polymerase chain reaction; SD: Standard deviation; ANOVA: Analysis of variance; LPS: Ligand lipopolysaccharide; GLO1: Glyoxalase I.
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Ecology, Cognition and the Hippocampus: A Tale of Two Frogs.
Sabrina S Burmeister
Brain Behav Evol 2022 Jan 20. Epub 2022 Jan 20.
The underlying hypothesis that motivates research into the relationship between ecology, cognition, and the hippocampus is that selection to solve problems in nature shapes cognition through changes in the hippocampus. This hypothesis has been explored almost exclusively in mammals and birds. However, if one is interested in the principles that shape the evolution of vertebrate cognition, work in amphibians is essential. Read More
Transcriptional and post-transcriptional regulation of oxytocin and vasopressin gene expression by CREB3L1 and CAPRIN2.
Soledad Bárez-López Agnieszka Konopacka Stephen J Cross Mingkwan Greenwood Marina Skarveli David Murphy Michael P Greenwood
Neuroendocrinology 2022 Jan 20. Epub 2022 Jan 20.
Introduction: Water homeostasis is achieved by secretion of peptide hormones arginine vasopressin (AVP) and oxytocin (OXT) that are synthesised by separate populations of magnocellular neurones (MCNs) in the hypothalamus. To further understand the molecular mechanisms that facilitate biosynthesis of AVP and OXT by MCNs, we have explored the spatiotemporal dynamic, of two genes identified by our group as being important components of the osmotic defence response: Caprin2 and Creb3l1.
Methods: By RNA in situ hybridization and immunohistochemistry, we have characterised the expression of Caprin2 and Creb3l1 in MCNs in the basal state, in response to dehydration, and during rehydration in the rat. Read More
Multi-level effects driving cognitive and behavioral variability among prairie voles: Insights into reproductive decision-making from biological levels of organization.
Santiago A Forero Alexander G Ophir
Behavioral phenotypes play an active role in maximizing fitness and shaping the evolutionary trajectory of species by offsetting the ecological and social environmental factors individuals experience. How these phenotypes evolve and how they are expressed is still a major question in ethology today. In recent years, an increased focus on the mechanisms that regulate the interactions between an individual and its environment has offered novel insights into the expression of alternative phenotypes. Read More
Predicting programmed death-ligand 1 expression level in non-small cell lung cancer using a combination of peritumoral and intratumoral radiomic features on computed tomography.
Takehiro Shiinoki Koya Fujimoto Yusuke Kawazoe Yuki Yuasa Miki Kajima Yuki Manabe Taiki Ono Tsunahiko Hirano Kazuto Matsunaga Hidekazu Tanaka
Biomed Phys Eng Express 2022 Jan 20. Epub 2022 Jan 20.
Department of Radiation Oncology, Yamaguchi University, Minamikogushi 1-1-1, Ube, Yamaguchi, 7558505, JAPAN.
In this study, we investigated the possibility of predicting expression levels of programmed death-ligand 1 (PD-L1) using radiomic features of intratumoral and peritumoral tumors on computed tomography (CT) images. We retrospectively analyzed 161 patients with non-small cell lung cancer. We extracted radiomics features for intratumoral and peritumoral regions on CT images. Read More
Involvement of N6-methyladenosine modifications of long noncoding RNAs in systemic lupus erythematosus.
Jun Wu Li-Jun Deng Yuan-Rui Xia Rui-Xue Leng Yin-Guang Fan Hai-Feng Pan Dong-Qing Ye
Mol Immunol 2022 Jan 17;143:77-84. Epub 2022 Jan 17.
Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, School of Public Health, Anhui Medical University, Hefei, Anhui, 230032, China; Anhui Province Laboratory of Inflammation and Immune Mediated Diseases, Anhui Medical University, Hefei, Anhui, 230032, China. Electronic address:
Background: LncRNAs are potential biomarkers for SLE, but the epigenetic regulatory mechanisms of N6-methyladenosine (m6A) modification in SLE remain largely unclear.
Methods: In this study, we established m6A modification profile and investigated the potential roles of m6A-related lncRNAs in SLE. The m6A modification profile of SLE was established using MeRIP-seq. Read More


UPDATE: I've been asked what the actual number was. It was a whopping 41, 483!
We saw an increase almost across the board on applications submitted through the Planning Portal last month, a large increase from July last year.
Could this be down to growth in general as the economy picks up? Or is it something we are doing right? We hope that it's both!
The only application type we saw a downturn in was Conservation Area applications. This could be a result of changes in regulations, but we'll keep an eye on it!
The figures include the total number of applications through the Portal (to all local authorities). The percentage increase overall and by application type will vary from authority to authority. Hope that clarifies.
I was under the impression that the rolling 5 years was up and Developers put in applications to meet the (apparent) July deadline in case applications were 'met' and therefor year 6 had reduced availability.
It was generally thought that year 6 would in fact require even more housing but… applications were put in, in case the presumption was incorrect.
It would be interesting to know the percentage of 'outline' planning applications against 'full' planning applications… and the same for a more 'normal' period. It might be that many Developers rushed to fill their future housing bank with outline applications! Just a thought.
Planners should be paid on performance related pay the more positve passes the more they could earn to there salary, my view is if they had to earn for what they do they would be short in thevpay packet as for the committee member thry should vote in secret and not a show of hands so they keep in line with the other members who think they the know the pkanning laws.
Well you did ask for comments!
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The Parks Division is comprised of 38 employees and is responsible for the maintenance of 25 city parks and all facility grounds. Park Crews also mow city right-of-ways and are responsible for graffiti clean-up, weedy lots, and 3 cemeteries. This division also provides assistance for all city special events.
A Neighborhood Park, which includes a Playground, Softball/Baseball Field, Walking Trail, and 6 Picnic Shelters.
A Neighborhood Park, which includes a Playground, 6 Picnic Shelters, Covered Pavilion, Walking Trail, and Basketball Court.
A Community Park, which includes a 7/8-mile Jogging Trail, Playground, Pond with a Pier, Picnic Pavilion, 8 Picnic Tables, Football/Soccer Field, Baseball/Softball Field, Restrooms, and Open Play Area.
BIRDWELL PARK (8.0 acres) – Stewart Road & E. 24th St.
A Neighborhood Park, which includes a Playground, Non-lighted baseball field, and Open Play Area.
A Community Park, which includes the Mission Service Center, a Day Care Center, the CWV Athletic Complex, 2 Lighted Softball Fields, Mayberry Pool (heated), Playground, Picnic Pavilion, 6 Picnic Shelters, Restrooms, Half-Mile Walking Trail, and Open Play Area.
HOLLIS RUTLEDGE NORTHWEST PARK (8 acres) – 3408 N. Inspiration Road.
A Municipal Park, which includes a Paved Walking Trail, 2 Lighted Baseball Fields, Restrooms, a Playground, and Planned Soccer Fields.
JAYCEE PARK (10.0 acres) – Los Ebanos Road & Barnes St.
A Community Park, which includes 2 Lighted Baseball Fields, Playground, 2 Basketball Courts, 11 Picnic Shelters, Restrooms, and Walking Trail.
A Neighborhood Park, which includes 4 Lighted Tennis Courts, a Playground, 6 Picnic Tables, and Restrooms.
A Special Use and Neighborhood Park, which includes 2 Pavilions, Restrooms, and an Amphitheater. Historic preservation of Oblate Mission(la Lomita Chapel), Picnic Tables.
A Neighborhood Park, which includes 2 Lighted Baseball Fields, Playground, 2 Picnic Tables, 6 Covered Picnic Shelters, a Scout Hut, Community Center, Restrooms, and the Texas Citrus Fiesta Office.
NELL TOLLE PARK (13.4 acres) – Adams St. & Blake St.
A Community Park, which includes Lighted Baseball Field with a backstop, 3/4-Mile Walking Trail, Playground, 6 Picnic Tables, Football/Soccer Field, Restrooms, and Open Play Area.
NORTHSIDE POOL (2.0 acres) – W. 15th St. & Stabaugh St.
A Special Use Park, which includes a 50-meter pool with a beach front section open to the public March through October, Restrooms, 6 Picnic Tables, and Picnic Shelter.
A Neighborhood Park, which includes 2 Lighted Tennis Courts and is the city's oldest park, 1916.
LEO PENA PLACITA PARK (2.5 acres) – W. 8th St. & Conway Ave.
Veterans Memorial, Sunken Amphitheater, Amphitheater seating, a pavilion, restrooms adjacent to Veterans Memorial, and Special Events.
ROTARY PARK (1.2 acres) -Bus. Hwy. 83 & Conway Ave.
5-mile Hike and Bike Trail, which includes Asphalt-Covered Trail, 2 Bridges, Parking Lot for up to 30 vehicles, a group Pavilion and Bike dirt trails.
A Neighborhood Park,which includes a Playground and Open Area for Play.
Indoor Basketball Court with a Hardwood Floor, Indoor Volleyball, and Senior Citizen Programs.
Neighborhood Park,which includes a Playground and Open Area for Play.
Neighborhood Park, which includes a Playground and Open Area for Play.
Bentsen Palm Community Park (63 acres) – 1801 S. Inspiration Rd.
A Regional Park, which includes 12 picnic shelters, 2 acre pond with pier, 4 lighted baseball/softball fields, restrooms, playground, basketball courts, shuffle board courts, 3 lighted tennis courts, and a 2 mile walking trail.
Norberto "Beto" Salinas Park (10 acres) – S. Conway & Los Indios Rd.
A Community Park, which includes a ½ mile walking trail, playground, restrooms, and a soccer field.
A Neighborhood Park, which includes shade canopies and restrooms.
A Community Park, which includes shade canopies, restrooms, playground, and 3 lighted baseball/softball fields.


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The 2005 VMI Keydets football team represented the Virginia Military Institute during the 2005 NCAA Division I FCS football season. It was the Keydets' 115th year of football, and their 3rd season in the Big South Conference.

After opening the year with a shutout win over Davidson, VMI lost its next three games to William & Mary, FBS-Duke, and Lehigh. They rebounded by winning two straight conference games over Charleston Southern, 34–12, and Liberty, 10–7, but ending the year on a five-game losing streak to end the season at 3–8 and 2–2 in Big South play, including a 22–14 loss to The Citadel in the Military Classic of the South.

Schedule

Source: 2005 VMI Football Schedule

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Hiroshima is connected to the efficient Japanese rapid train network and can be reached in 4 hours by Shinkansen (bullet train) from JR Tokyo Station and 2 hours from JR Shin-Osaka station.
Hiroshima Airport (HIJ) is the closest international airport and is located some 60 km from the city center. The airport is served by Airport Limousine Buses which connect to both Hiroshima JR Station and the Hiroshima Bus Center in a journey taking approximately 45 minutes.
Kansai International Airport (KIX) is located near Osaka and is some 3 hours from Hiroshima by Shinkansen (bullet train).
Fukuoka International Airport (FUK) is approximately one hour from Hiroshima by Shinkansen (bullet train).
Streetcars 1, 2 and 6 from Hiroshima Station (on the South side of JR Hiroshima Station) stop in front of the A-Bomb Dome (Genbaku Domu) Stop. Opposite the A-Bomb Dome and adjacent to the Old Hiroshima Baseball Stadium is the large black building that houses the United Nations Mission. The building flies both the Japanese national flag and that of the United Nations. The UNITAR office is located on the 5th floor.


ranked higher than CBS in July 2010 and 2012), it is the first time the Spanish-language network has beaten NBC and the first time it has come in fourth place in an in-season sweep. In addition to Univision, NBC also ranks below the 1.7 18-49 rating that ABC has been averaging this sweep, as well as the 2.0 rating for Fox and the 4.9 rating for leader CBS, which of course is buoyed by its broadcast of the Super Bowl on February 3 and the Grammy Awards on February 10.
NBC suffered the lowest ratings ever for an in-season scripted series premiere with the debut of Do No Harm on January 31. The dismal 0.9/3 of the premiere fell 22% to 0.7/2 on February 7, leading to the series' swift cancellation. The White House comedy 1600 Penn is probably not far behind, having hit a weak 1.1/3 in its last airing February 7. Adding to NBC's woes, the Season 2 return of Smash was a train wreck. With a limp 1.1/3 rating, it returned down 71% from its Season 1 debut and 39% from its first-year finale — and it fell another 25% to a series low of 0.9/2 this week.
With ratings juggernaut The Voice not back until March 25, freshman Revolution still off and no more NFL football, the entire NBC schedule is struggling mightily, with only The Biggest Loser and The Office averaging a 2+ 18-49 rating In Live+Same Day. NBC actually won last year's February sweep with an average rating of 3.7, when the network was fuelled by carrying the Super Bowl and the strong start of The Voice.


Digitisation of the National Leather Collection's paper archive by producing .JPEG files of all papers, photographs and film negatives.
A clear desktop system of these files to correlate with the physical storage.
Use a flatbed scanner to scan paper documents, photographs and film negatives to produce .JPEG files.
Organise files on the computer in a system that mirrors the physical storage.
Read and identify documents by adding metadata tags and descriptive information to the files.
Be familiar with the use of a computer and document scanner.
We are hosting a volunteer recruitment event at the National Leather Collection on Thursday 5th July from 14:00 - 15:00. This will provide an introduction to the project and an opportunity to meet the Project Manager and ask questions.
Training on how to use scanner and associated software.
Continued support provided by Project Manager.
The National Leather Collection is fully wheelchair accessible.
The project has a small budget for volunteer expenses, and may be able to refund the cost of bus tickets and public parking.


Once more a recruitment notification has dispatch by the Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board to inviting online application form. Candidates are requested to fill the application form of the Computer Operator Post from 16th May to 15th June 2017. As the Application process will over the Recruitment department will upload the admit card and syllabus of the Constable Exam 2017.


I was really tired last night--I chalked it up to a busy clinical day. I went to bed before 10 and woke up at about 8. The first thing I noticed was that I had a sore throat and a cough, followed by fever and malaise. I was down for the count.
I knew I was going to get sick when I went back into the clinical setting. I washed my hands and everything, but it's everywhere, I guess. I'm thinking about the woman who coughed at me on the elevator. thanks!
I rested the entire day, mostly in my recliner. Malida went out and got me wor won ton soup, which is what we like when were are sick. I drank hot water with honey and lemon, and then just warm water. I guess cold water is a no-go in Thai culture when you are sick.
I watched tv for a while and slept a lot. If I had to get sick, today was the perfect day for it. I had no plans, and nothing to accomplish. I was going to take Malida out and practice photography, but that can wait for another day.
My hope is that this won't last longer than 24-48 hours. I'm giving my immune system a pep talk, and expecting it to do great things. Don't let me down.
My Hello Kitty balloon from my birthday drifted down to eye level this morning to keep watch over me.


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"We're kind of excited about it, given its ability to help us target fraudulent insurance or people, frankly, who are driving around with no insurance, which is dangerous for everybody," said Sargent Amy Dehner, a legislative liaison with the Michigan State Police.
State law still requires drivers carry proof of insurance.
Insurance companies have to send information to the secretary of state's office twice a month already. While that practice had been in place for some time, officials say the information wasn't previously immediately available through the Law Enforcement Information Network, or LEIN. Now, that information is available to cops when they run your plate.
"Michigan State Police officers don't treat it as a primary reason for a stop but it's a really good reason to take a close look at what you're being handed at the window," Dehner said.
Dehner says they've been able to crack down on people using fake insurance cards or who were conned into buying a policy from a fake insurer.
"Things that could be made on a home computer, things that people were buying on Craigslist, fake insurance storefronts," Dehner said. She says this change was made after officials from the Secretary of State's office recommended it.
Dehner says at least thirty other states have similar programs that allow "real time" insurance checks.
From September 2013 to March 2014, Michigan State Police issued tickets to more than 8,000 people for not having insurance. During the same period from 2014 to 2015, that increased 15%. But, Dehner also notes that an extra 100 state troopers were on the road during that time. She says it's tough to tell if the increase in citations was due to the change in the system or the increase in the number of officers on the road.
The system does not show instant results for fleet vehicles, commercial vehicles or motorcycles.
An African-American man is suing the city of Grand Rapids over a police practice his attorney says unfairly targets minorities.
A city attorney wouldn't comment on the specific case, but says the policy follows the law.
Listen to our conversation with William Terrill. He's a criminologist at Michigan State University.
How does having a college degree affect an officer's view of police work, the community, and commanding officers?
William Terrill is a Michigan State University criminologist and co-author of a new study on police attitudes. His research, including a survey of more than 2,100 officers in seven mid-to-large-sized departments across the U.S., is being credited with starting to give us a more comprehensive view of the effects of higher education on policing.
The Saginaw County Sheriff's Department received a "Maxx Pro" Mine Resistant Ambush Proof vehicle from the U.S. Army in order to "prepare for something disastrous," according to Saginaw County Sheriff William Federspiel.
"The V shape resists mine blasts away from the cab. It's very good at what it does," Undersheriff Robert Karl said, noting he found several videos online demonstrating the function.
At the time, Sheriff Federspiel said people shouldn't be concerned about "a military state" because he wouldn't let that happen.
But the giant MRAP makes an impression, and sends a message, whether intended or not.
Devereaux now reports that the Saginaw County Sheriff's Department is planning to get rid of the vehicle. Federspiel said the plans were made prior to the department being criticized on HBO's Tonight with John Oliver.
This is just one military style vehicle transferred to police departments across the state.
The Michigan State Police is showing off its brand-new drone.
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Impact of ecological and socioeconomic determinants on the spread of tallow tree in southern forest lands
Authors: Tan, Yuan; Fan, Joseph Z.; Oswalt, Christopher M.
Publication Series: Scientific Journal (JRNL)
Source: In: Merry, K.; Bettinger, P.; Fan, J.; Kushla, J.; Litts, T.; Siry, J.; Hepinstall-Cymerman, J.; Song, B. eds. Proceedings of the 7th Southern Forestry and Natural Resources GIS Conference. Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources, University of Georgia, Athens, GA.
Based on USDA Forest Service Forest Inventory and Analysis (FIA) database, relationships between the presence of tallow tree and related driving variables including forest landscape metrics, stand and site conditions, as well as natural and anthropogenic disturbances were analyzed for the southern states infested by tallow trees. Of the 9,966 re-measured FIA plots in eastern Texas, Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina, 190 plots (1.9%) were found to be infested by tallow trees during the new measurement cycle (between 2004 and 2008). Logistic regression showed that the probability for a plot to be infested by tallow trees is significantly related to ecoregion, forest type, stand size class, slope and distance to other infested plots and highways. Tallow trees are mainly distributed in the western Gulf section of coastal plains and flatwoods (16.4%), the western section of mid-coastal plains (5.2%) and the Atlantic coastal flatwoods section (4.2%), where oak-gum-cypress, elm-ash-cottonwood, oak-pine and pine (loblolly pine/shortleaf pine) forests dominate. Younger stands or stands near to infested sites are more prone to be infested. Regionally, southeast Texas and southern Louisiana were the most vulnerable areas with the highest abundance of tallow trees.
Citation: Oswalt, Christopher M.; Oswalt, Sonja N. 2009. Documentation of significant losses in Cornus florida L. International Journal of Forestry Research. Volume 2010, Article ID 401951, 10 p.
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A mycobacteriophage is a member of a group of bacteriophages known to have mycobacteria as host bacterial species.  While originally isolated from the bacterial species Mycobacterium smegmatis and Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the causative agent of tuberculosis, more than 4,200 mycobacteriophage have since been isolated from various environmental and clinical sources. 2,042 have been completely sequenced. Mycobacteriophages have served as examples of viral lysogeny and of the divergent morphology and genetic arrangement characteristic of many phage types.

All mycobacteriophages found thus far have had double-stranded DNA genomes and have been classified by their structure and appearance into siphoviridae or myoviridae.

Discovery
A bacteriophage found to infect Mycobacterium smegmatis in 1947 was the first documented example of a mycobacteriophage.  It was found in cultures of the bacteria originally growing in moist compost. The first bacteriophage that infects M. tuberculosis was discovered in 1954.

Diversity
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There is also considerable range in overall guanine plus cytosine content (GC%), from 50.3% to 70%, with an average of 64% (M. smegmatis is 67.3%). Thus, phage GC% does not necessarily match that of its host, and the consequent mismatch of codon usage profiles does not appear to be detrimental. Because new mycobacteriophages lacking extensive DNA similarity with the extant collection are still being discovered, and as there are at least seven singletons for which no relatives have been isolated, we clearly have yet to saturate the diversity of this particular population.

The collection of >50,000 genes can be sorted into >3,900 groups (so-called phamilies, i.e. phage protein families) according to their shared amino acid sequences. Most of these phamilies (~75%) do not have homologues outside of the mycobacteriophages and are of unknown function. Genetic studies with mycobacteriophage Giles show that 45% of the genes are nonessential for lytic growth.

Host range
Host range analysis shows that not all mycobacteriophages from M. smegmatis infect other strains and only phages in Cluster K and in certain subclusters of Cluster A efficiently infect M. tuberculosis (Figure 1). However, mutants can be readily isolated from some phages that expand their host range to infect these other strains. However, the molecular basis of host range depends on the behavior and presence of specific genes.  This raises the probability of a correlation between gene phamilies and the preferred host.

The realms of mycobacteriophage infection are not understood in its entirety because it involves various mechanisms including receptor availability, restriction-modification, abortive infection, and more. These mechanisms can be mediated through several processes like Clustered Regulatory Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats (CRISPRs) and the translational apparatus being modified. Phages overcome these constraints by evolving, spontaneous mutation, and diversifying.

Genome architecture
The first sequenced mycobacteriophage genome was that of mycobacteriophage L5 in 1993. In the following years hundreds of additional genomes have been sequenced. Mycobacteriophages have highly mosaic genomes.  Their genome sequences show evidence of extensive horizontal genetic transfer, both between phages and between phages and their mycobacterial hosts.  Comparisons of these sequences have helped to explain how frequently genetic exchanges of this type may occur in nature, as well as how phages may contribute to bacterial pathogenicity.

A selection of 60 mycobacteriophages were isolated and had their genomes sequenced in 2009.  These genome sequences were grouped into clusters by several methods in an effort to determine similarities between the phages and to explore their genetic diversity.  More than half of the phage species were originally found in or near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, though others were found in other United States locations, India, and Japan.  No distinct differences were found in the genomes of mycobacteriophage species from different global origins.

Mycobacteriophage genomes have been found to contain a subset of genes undergoing more rapid genetic flux than other elements of the genomes.  These "rapid flux" genes are exchanged between mycobacteriophage more often and are 50 percent shorter in sequence than the average mycobacteriophage gene.

Applications
Historically, mycobacteriophage have been used to "type" (i.e. "diagnose") mycobacteria, as each phage infects only one or a few bacterial strains. In the 1980s phages were discovered as tools to genetically manipulate their hosts. For instance, phage TM4 was used to construct shuttle phasmids that replicate as large cosmids in Escherichia coli and as phages in mycobacteria. Shuttle phasmids can be manipulated in E. coli and used to efficiently introduce foreign DNA into mycobacteria.

Phages with mycobacterial hosts may be especially useful for understanding and fighting mycobacterial infections in humans. A system has been developed to use mycobacteriophage carrying a reporter gene to screen strains of M. tuberculosis for antibiotic resistance. In the future, mycobacteriophage could be used to treat infections by phage therapy.

In 2019 it was reported that three mycobacteriophages were administered intravenously twice daily to a 15 year-old girl with cystic fibrosis and disseminated M. abscessus subsp massiliense infection that occurred following lung transplant. The patient had clear benefit from treatment, and the phage treatment combined with antibiotics was extended for several years. In 2022 it was reported that two mycobacteriophages were administered intravenously twice daily to a young man with treatment-refractory Mycobacterium abscessus subsp abscessus  pulmonary infection and severe cystic fibrosis lung disease. Airway cultures for M. abscessus became negative after approximately 100 days of combined phage and antibiotic treatment, and a variety of biomarkers confirmed the therapeutic response. The individual received a bilateral lung transplant after 379 days of treatment, and cultures from the explanted lung tissue confirmed eradication of the bacteria.

References

External links
 Mycobacteriophage Database


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Q: Getting values in a decimal I'm given a decimal_string e.g. 12.34, how would I get the values before and after the decimal point?
a = 12
b = 34

How do I get the values of a and b?

A: Edit: After reading comment "This seems to work but if decimal_string is e.g. 0 or 1234 it gives nothing and I need it to be a 0. How would I do this?", I submit the following:
In the following code, we convert the string to a decimal, then:

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*the integer component of it is a

*the digits after the integer component are b.  We use the modulus % operator to get the remainder of division by 1 and then simply strip off
The 0. from the beginning, converting it back to an int at the end.

Here is the code:
import decimal

try:
   num = decimal.Decimal("12.34")
   a = int(num)
   b = int(str(num % 1)[2:])
except decimal.InvalidOperation:
   a = None
   b = None

Original: The Python string object has a partition method for this:
a,_,b = "12.34".partition('.')

Note the _ is just a variable that will hold the partition, but isn't really used for anything.  It could be anything, like z.
Another thing to note here is Tuple Unpacking... the partition method returns a tuple with len() of 3.  Python will assign the three values to the respective 3 variables on the left.
Alternately, you could do this:
val = "12.34".partition('.')
val[0] # is the left side - 12
val[2] # is the right side - 34

A: Use split and join and then type cast to int:
s = '12.34'
a = int(''.join(s.split('.')[0])) # 12
b = int(''.join(s.split('.')[1])) # 34

Handling special cases (non-decimal strings):
s = '1234'

if s.find('.') != -1:
    a = int(''.join(s.split('.')[0]))
    b = int(''.join(s.split('.')[1]))
else:
    a = int(s)
    b = 0

print(a, b)  # 1234 0

A: Quick and dirty solution without having to go into modulo.
a = int(12.34)
b = int(str(12.34)[3:])

int() will cut off decimal points without rounding.
As for the decimal points, turn the number into a string - that lets you manipulate it like an array. Grab the trailing numbers and convert them back to ints.
....
That said, the other answers are way cooler and better so you should go with them


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Арже́т () — коммуна во Франции, находится в регионе Аквитания. Департамент — Атлантические Пиренеи. Входит в состав кантона Арти-э-Пеи-де-Субестр. Округ коммуны — По.

Код INSEE коммуны — 64044.

География

Коммуна расположена приблизительно в 630 км к югу от Парижа, в 145 км южнее Бордо, в 30 км к северу от По.

Климат
Климат тёплый океанический. Зима мягкая, средняя температура января — от +5°С до +13°С, температуры ниже −10 °C бывают редко. Снег выпадает около 15 дней в году с ноября по апрель. Максимальная температура летом порядка 20-30 °C, выше 35 °C бывает очень редко. Количество осадков высокое, порядка 1100 мм в год. Характерна безветренная погода, сильные ветры очень редки.

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Население коммуны на 2010 год составляло 93 человека.

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