It is unlikely that Frankenstein would have been successful in his attempts to create life back in 1818. However, advances in medical science mean we have overcome many of the stumbling blocks that would have thwarted his ambition. We can resuscitate people using defibrillators, save lives using blood transfusions, and prolong life through organ transplants--these procedures are nowadays considered almost routine. Many of these modern achievements are a direct result of 19th century scientists conducting their gruesome experiments on the dead.
Making the Monster explores the science behind Shelley's book. From tales of reanimated zombie kittens to electrical experiments on human cadavers, Kathryn Harkup examines the science and scientists that influenced Mary Shelley and inspired her most famous creation, Victor Frankenstein. While, thankfully, we are still far from being able to recreate Victor's "creature," scientists have tried to create the building blocks of life, and the dream of creating life-forms from scratch is now tantalizingly close.
Mary Shelley's Frankenstein is one of my favorite books of all time, and definitely in my list of top ten classics. So when I saw Kathryn Harkup's Making the Monster beginning to make its rounds on Twitter and Instagram, I added it to my TBR and wishlist and waited for a good sale because based on the cover and title alone, I wanted it for my own collection.
I love literary histories like these that give the reader an insight into the creation of the novel while also providing context for the scientific aspects of Frankenstein. Sometimes I felt that the structure of the book could be better managed, but overall, I thought that the back and forth between Mary Shelley's life and the real-life science that inspired the science in her novel worked effectively. Harkup's book is incredibly well researched, and her meticulous attention to detail adds so much to the experience of reading this. For someone like me who isn't wholly aware of a lot of medical and science history, the chapters focusing on the medical and science history were the most chilling and most engaging, especially the chapter regarding autopsies and the lucrative business surrounding the digging up of cadavers to sell to institutions of higher learning.
The main issue I had with the book were the biographical sections involving Percy and Mary Shelley because a good portion of those sections read as if they had been poorly edited or were a draft that could have easily been tightened up or finished off. I think Harkup's strengths lie in scientific writing that is readily based upon set-in-stone information, whereas biographies do require a little more finesse in terms of narrative structure. For example, a lot of sentences in the biography sections ended with prepositional phrases and included digits instead of spelled out numerals for numbers under 100. Several sentences contained dangling participles, and I had to reread the sentences several times to be sure what the "it" was in the second half of the sentence. These are my editorial quibbles from my days editing student essays, so my reading experience is jarred when I notice these things in published works.
Overall, the science and medical histories and the biographies in Making the Monster are accessible to a variety of readers, whether or not they are familiar with Shelley's Frankenstein. If you're interested in the sometimes gruesome practices in the history of medicine and/or enjoy literary biographies, I recommend checking this one out!


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Q: Return JSON into javascript object from Oracle APEX Is there a way to populate a client side javascript object, for use in visualisation libraries like D3 or Paper.JS via ORACLE APEX, without the ORDS REST service?
i.e. can I use the javascript API, or PL/SQL (APEX_JSON?) for example to run a query, and return into a client side javascript object the json response?
I know how to return JSON into a PL/SQL Dynamic Content region for example using PL/SQL (see below), but if I just want the data to get returned into a client side javascript object - whats the process?  The query below does output formatted JSON into the REGION output, but I just want the json in memory as a javascript array, ready to pass to another javascript library.
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l_cursor sys_refcursor;
BEGIN
   OPEN l_cursor for SELECT A.UID,
cursor(SELECT PREFERRED_NAME FROM DIM_PRODUCT WHERE PRODUCT_ID = A.PRODUCT_ID) as PRODUCTS from ARIEL.MARKETED_PRODUCT A WHERE STATE = 'C';
   APEX_JSON.write(l_cursor);
END;

Regards
Stephen

A: It sounds like you want to do an AJAX request and have it return JSON into a client-side javascript object. There's two parts to this - PL/SQL on the server side, and javascript on the client side.
On the server side, the easiest way is to set up an On-Demand Process that returns your JSON. It sounds like your block above works fine for that.
On the client side, you can either use the Application Express JavaScript API or jQuery (the APEX JS stuff is just a convenience wrapper around jQuery).
Example client-side AJAX call:
apex.server.process ( "MY_PROCESS", {
  x01: "test",
  pageItems: "#P1_DEPTNO,#P1_EMPNO"
  }, {
 success: function( pData ) { ... do something here ... }
  } );

In this example, pData is the JSON returned from your On-Demand Process - whatever you want to do with it, you should do in the success callback function.
Three parameters are being sent to the On-Demand Process named MY_PROCESS: x01, which can be accessed in PL/SQL as apex_application.g_x01 or :APP_AJAX_X01, and two page items, which are added to session state and can be accessed the usual way (:P1_DEPTNO, etc).
See also this article on how to test an On-Demand Process.

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From bright shift dresses in rich gem-tones to lace and sequin embellishments, 'tis the season to overindulge—in the fashion sense, too! For those of you with a jam-packed list of RSVPs, here's how to step out in your holiday best (dressed).
Keep reading to see these holiday party-ready looks!
A clean, crisp winter white dress is the perfect foundation for the elements that make the holidays, well, the holidays! Think of the dress as your blank canvas and play up the rest of your look with a bold red lip, statement shoes and sparkling accessory.
Stylist Tip: Layer on tall boots and opaque tights under a mini dress for more coverage. If you live in a (very) chilly climate, your legs will thank you.
If you're the type of gal who likes to keep it simple and streamlined, go for an embellished dress to brighten up your holiday look. Let your dress do the talking and go for minimal makeup and simple accessories (think: stud earrings and a single bangle).
Reaching for an LBD is always the classiest and easiest option. All you need? A statement necklace and metallic shoe to finish the look—so simple yet so effective.
Stylist Tip: Wear a smokey eye and neutral lip to bring your holiday look together.
Bring your favorite separates together this holiday season. Take a statement skirt (like a tulle or patterned skirt) and pair it with a solid-hue on top to make the perfect pair. If you'd rather skirt around skirts, you can fancify your favorite trousers with a statement blouse (think metallics) or a velvet cami.
Ready to get festive this winter? Pin your favorite looks to the board you have shared with your Stylist!


The options can seem endless when it comes to engagement ring designs, making it near impossible to choose a style you love. But if you're the type of bride who's looking for something a little bit outside the traditional realm of engagement rings, you've come to the right place.
We spoke with independent jewelry brand Catbird, whose marketing manager, Sriya Karumanchi, shared, "For the past few years now, we've seen people really embrace rings with unexpected stones and cuts, a pretty significant departure from rings focused on the white diamond center stone. Opals, emeralds, deep sapphires, and gray diamonds in unconventional settings are some of our most popular this year."
We're noticing a major trend in ring designs that favor the unexpected and offbeat over the perfectly symmetrical. While design elements like clear diamonds and symmetrical settings have long been the standard for engagement rings, many brides are shifting how they place value in an engagement ring. "I think the perspective has shifted. The value of a ring doesn't have to solely come from a set of rules determined by the jewelry industry—cut, clarity, carat, and color being the common ones," Karumanchi explains. "The value is rooted in what you hold in the piece. It can be from the sentiment of a family heirloom, or maybe a special stone and motif that really spoke to you when you tried the ring on."
Instead of simplistic placements, below you'll find ornate settings on vintage-inspired rings. Instead of regular diamonds, you'll see rich colors, and instead of round or square-cut stones, it's the unexpected shapes you'll find on the following unique engagement rings.
From beautiful vintage-inspired settings to more modern diamond arrangements, brides are opting for engagement rings with truly unique displays of stones.
This darker setting evokes a mysterious romantic feeling.
Round and square-cut diamonds are just stunning set on this vintage-inspired ring.
We could stare at this intricate ring all day.
The framing of the main stone is just stunning.
Suspended between the two bands, this modern setting creates a cool negative-space effect.
Refreshing sapphire, warm yellow, and moody amethyst are all the unexpected colors that you'll find featured on many of the unique engagement rings trending right now.
An artfully stacked ring is a stylish alternative to a standard engagement ring, and the stones in refreshing shades of blue work so well with the nontraditional design.
This rose-cut black diamond is perfectly dainty yet totally one of a kind.
The clean lines and slender micro-pavé-set diamond band frame this stunning yellow diamond.
Brilliant purple stuns on this nature-inspired ring, set with a pretty twisted band.
Let the name "True Blue" represent more than just the stone's color.
The night sky is a major source of inspiration for these beautifully whimsical designs. You'll find stars, the moon, and constellations as motifs in a number of these unique rings.
This magical ring looks as if it were sprinkled with actual stardust.
This ornate design is both instantly compelling and yet stunningly dainty.
The diamond placements are reminiscent of stars in the night sky.
This asymmetrical arrangement is inspired by constellations in the night sky.
The combination of smaller stones here makes a subtler impact.
While round and square-shaped stones are the classic designs that will always stand the test of time, stones with a less common shape are the "delightfully unexpected" engagement rings that more and more brides are opting for.
I've never seen a stone cut quite like this before.
This ring doubles the fun.
The double stones are such a fun and unexpected twist.
The designer describes this pretty ring as "delightfully unexpected," and we couldn't agree more.
Traditionally speaking, diamond engagement rings have consisted of a single stone perched atop a medium-weight band. However, thicker bands are the unique engagement ring trend quickly coming into favor for their more substantial look and feel and they skew the line between engagement ring and wedding band.
We love the clean lines on this one.
Easily stack this up with your other rings.
The center stones really pop.
This post has been updated by Anna LaPlaca.


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Q: MYSQL syntax error on column alter i am trying to convert some Oracle sql cods to mysql, i got an issue here
ALTER TABLE RPT_ERRORLOG ALTER RUNDATE SET DEFAULT NOW();

it is showing an error 1064 like below
1 queries executed, 0 success, 1 errors, 0 warnings

Query: ALTER TABLE RPT_ERRORLOG ALTER RUNDATE SET DEFAULT NOW()

Error Code: 1064
You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'NOW()' at line 1

Execution Time : 0 sec
Transfer Time  : 0 sec
Total Time     : 0 sec

can anyone guide me to correct this code
thnx in advance

A: Before MySQL version 5.6.x, a column of datatype DATE can only be assigned a literal value as a DEFAULT value.
(It's the TIMESTAMP datatype that allows for DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP.)

With MySQL version 5.6.x, a column of datatype DATE can be declared with DEFAULT NOW().


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0 |a ER nurse Sloane Ferrell escaped her risky past-new name, zip code, job, and a fresh start. She's finally safe, if she avoids a paper trail and doesn't let people get too close. Like the hospital's too-smooth marketing man with his relentless campaign to plaster one "lucky" employee's face on freeway billboards. Micah Prescott's goal is to improve the Hope hospital image, but his role as a volunteer crisis responder is closer to his heart. The selfless work helps fill a void in his life left by family tragedy. So does a tentative new relationship with the compassionate, beautiful, and elusive Sloane Ferrell. Then a string of brutal crimes makes headlines, summons responders--and exposes disturbing details of Sloane's past. Can hope spring from crisis?
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Move the idler arm to the side and pull the belt from the dryer drum; this detaches the belt from the motor pulley. Install the new belt, and reassemble. Install the new belt, and reassemble. When installing a replacement belt on a GE Space Maker, purchase the belt directly from General Electric, or from one of their authorized parts stores.... Thanks for your answer. It was helpful and answers my issue about the routing of the drive belt. However, I'm not sure how to place the belt. My problem is that the drum is fixed to the back of the machine whereas the motor is part of the front unit.
Thanks for your answer. It was helpful and answers my issue about the routing of the drive belt. However, I'm not sure how to place the belt. My problem is that the drum is fixed to the back of the machine whereas the motor is part of the front unit.... This video provides step-by-step instructions for replacing the belt on Frigidaire dryer. The three most common reasons for replacing the belt are that the dryer won't start, the dryer won't turn at all, and that the dryer makes noise.
Replace a broken dryer drive belt with the manufacturer-approved replacement part. This procedure shows how to replace the dryer drive belt in Kenmore, Frigidaire, Gibson, Crosley and White-Westinghouse laundry centers.... Step by step instructions to replace a dryer belt on a Whirlpool dryer. This is a easy repair that most do-it-yourselfers can do. It can save you time and money since you won't have to call in an expensive repairman for a very common problem.
Replace them with new belts (we used maytag washer belt replacements). A piece of clothing stuck between the inner and the outer tub on your washing machine or a load that's too large can stop the drum, which causes the drive belt to slip on the pulley and burn.


When you walk into Gracie's Contemporary Bistro and you walk on a beautiful wood floor surrounded by white walls with black and white photos. The ceiling is tin, the bar is marble, the glass light fixtures were made down the street at Fireworks Glass Studios. Full service bar and restaurant with focus on creative, local, artistic food and drink.
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Wendy has been making and teaching art for over thirty years. She graduated with a BA in Art (Antioch, USA) and later attended the Montserrat School of Art. She has also worked as an apprentice in studios in Paris, France, and Kyoto, Japan. Her preferred art mediums are printmaking, painting and pottery. She has experience teaching a wide range of art media and has lived and worked as an artist in Samoa since 1986. During this time Wendy has gained considerable experience teaching art to children, youth and adults and has also conducted art therapy programs with disabled persons, the elderly, victims of abuse and persons with mental health issues.
Galumalemana Steven Percival
Graduating in 1980 with a degree in marketing from Massey University in New Zealand, Galumalemana has always been interested in art. He is a self-taught photographer and videographer and has, over the years, become increasingly interested in documenting Samoa's rich natural and cultural heritage and some of the challenges facing society. In 2003, with support from the United Nations, Galumalemana produced his first documentary film: exploring perceptions of human rights in Sāmoa. He went on to produce two more human rights education films in 2005: on issues facing disabled persons and on religious freedom. Over 30 productions are currently listed in the Tiapapata Art Centre multimedia catalogue.
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What Does CBD Feel Like?
The one question we get all the time from first-time CBD shoppers is "what does CBD feel like?"
It's a perfectly good question, especially because the FDA has barred companies from making any explicit medical claims about CBD.
Unfortunately, there isn't any one-size-fits-all answer. Everyone is unique and has their own sensitivities. That said, you can get a sense of what CBD feels like by understanding:
What CBD is
How CBD interacts with your body
And, reading about how CBD makes other's feel.
We hope to cover all of that and more in this post.
CBD, short for cannabidiol, is one of the more than 100 chemical compounds (called cannabinoids) produced by the cannabis plant. While there are traces of CBD in what we call "marijuana" (cannabis that produces the psychoactive cannabinoid THC,) CBD is more commonly found in hemp plants.
Cannabidiol Chemical Structure
CBD is a non-psychoactive cannabinoid and will not get you "high." This lack of intoxication, has led the World Health Organization to state that "[i]n humans, CBD exhibits no effects indicative of any abuse or dependence potential…"
CBD won't make you "high" and it can't lead to dependency in users, so what does CBD feel like?
What Does CBD Do?
While experts aren't entirely sure yet how CBD interacts with your body's biology, we do know for sure that it interacts with your endocannabinoid system; an intricate cell-signaling system that manages a whole bunch of bodily functions, like:
Central nervous system development
Synaptic plasticity
As mentioned above, researchers aren't completely sure about how CBD interacts with your body, but the general hunch right now is that CBD influences the CB1 and CB2 receptors to uptake more beneficial molecules and inhibits the uptake of other, less-desirable molecules.
Unlike some all-natural, homeopathic remedies, CBD has an effect that you will feel. Depending on your method of ingestion, CBD can take 5-90 minutes to fully kick in. Also know that unlike THC, CBD will not make you feel "high."
Still, there's no one-size-fits-all answer, so let's break the question down a bit.
What Does CBD Feel Like When I…
Smoke or Vaporize It?
Smoking or vaping CBD flower/ concentrates should make you feel the CBD's effects almost instantly. When inhaled, CBD comes in contact with your lung tissue and enters your bloodstream rapidly.
Some studies suggest that after smoking or vaping, CBD reaches peak concentration in your bloodstream in just three minutes.
Take It Sublingually?
When you take CBD sublingually— under the tongue— you should feel effects between 10-20 minutes later.
It should be noted that when taking CBD oil under your tongue, you'll want to hold it there for at least 20 seconds before swallowing.
Apply It Topically?
Topical CBD is a different experience than ingesting CBD. When applying CBD salves, lotions, or cosmetics, you should feel something quickly. However, you should only feel the CBD taking effect on the spot applied. Most of the other ways CBD can make you feel won't necessarily apply unless you use your topical product in conjunction with another ingestion method.
Eat or Drink It?
Eating or drinking your CBD in the form of an edible has its own pros and cons compared to say inhalation or sublingual ingestion. Taking a CBD edible will take longer to kick in— anywhere between 45 – 90 minutes depending on your personal metabolism and some other factors.
That said, when you take a CBD edible you should feel the effects of the CBD for longer than you would with the other ingestion methods.
See our do's and don'ts to making your very own CBD edibles here.
What Does CBD Feel Like Physically?
CBD's physical effects depend on which type of product you consume and how often you partake. Someone who uses CBD topically, will certainly feel the very targeted effects almost immediately.
Someone who ingests CBD products may feel a number of things physically. CBD can make you feel:
Sleepy or more awake (again, product dependent. Our CBD Coffee definitely won't put you to sleep!)
Less stiff
What Does CBD Feel Like Mentally?
CBD can also promote mental wellbeing. Whether or not these benefits come about from CBD use or from the physical effects listed above is still unknown, but many of our customers have said that using CBD makes them feel:
Less socially anxious
Able to focus
More alert
At ease
How Long Will CBD Make Me Feel Like This?
Another good question. Expect the feelings brought about by CBD to last anywhere from an hour to six hours depending on method of ingestion and dose taken. Generally speaking, inhaling CBD will wear off quicker than if you were to eat/drink your CBD.
What Does CBD Feel Like In High Doses? Can CBD Make You Feel Bad?
It is possible to overdue CBD, just like it's possible to overdue anything. That said, taking too much CBD isn't the end of the world. Picture CBD's potency as a bell-curve. Eventually, as you take more CBD, the effect additional CBD will have on you diminishes.
Taking too much CBD will also increase the chance that you'll experience a negative side effect like:
Dry-mouth
If you experience one of the above negative side effects, take a break, wait, and let your body flush out the excess CBD.
What CBD Feels Like According To Our Customers
We should note before these reviews that the Food and Drug Administration has not evaluated any of these statements and CBD is not intended to cure, prevent, diagnose, or treat any illness.
Crystal R. writes of our 3,000mg Full Spectrum CBD Oil Tincture:
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Josef D. purchased our Suver Haze Hemp Flower Smalls for his mother and writes:
"So I am writing this from perspective of watching it help someone else. I gave this strain to my mother who has chronic pain in four parts of her body. She is also getting over a surgery. She said the taste and smell were good. I smelled it before giving it to her and the pepper was there but stronger on the fruit side of the aroma. Very smelly in a good way. I saw her later on in the day and she said it is very motivational and she actually had to be careful and reign herself in because if she did anymore cleaning she was going to hurt herself. That is a good result I would say. I love my mother and it breaks my heart when she hurts so bad but with the help of hemp and hemp products she is able to live a meaningful life."
Karen C. writes about our 500mg CBD Salve:
"I have been applying the salve to my feet every morning for about a year now. I suffer from Neuropathy in both feet, and within minutes of application, this salve greatly reduces the pain. It lasts a long time, too."
Takeaways: What Does CBD Feel Like?
CBD will feel differently person-to-person, situation-to-situation, and product-to-product. The best way to determine what a specific product might do for you is by conducting your own research. Read other user reviews. Be sure to check out the product's certificate of analysis to figure out exactly what you'll be taking.
Also remember that CBD is NOT an FDA-approved supplement and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
"CANNABIDIOL (CBD) Pre-Review Report." Expert Committee on Drug Dependence, World Health Organization 10 Nov. 2017
Bakas, T et al. "The direct actions of cannabidiol and 2-arachidonoyl glycerol at GABAA receptors." Pharmacological research vol. 119 (2017): 358-370. doi:10.1016/j.phrs.2017.02.022
Crean, Rebecca D et al. "An evidence based review of acute and long-term effects of cannabis use on executive cognitive functions." Journal of addiction medicine vol. 5,1 (2011): 1-8. doi:10.1097/ADM.0b013e31820c23fa
Linares, Ila M et al. "Cannabidiol presents an inverted U-shaped dose-response curve in a simulated public speaking test." Revista brasileira de psiquiatria (Sao Paulo, Brazil : 1999) vol. 41,1 (2019): 9-14. doi:10.1590/1516-4446-2017-0015
Bauer, Brent "What are the benefits of CBD— and is it safe to use?" MayoClinic.org, Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research. 18 Dec. 2020 https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/consumer-health/expert-answers/is-cbd-safe-and-effective/faq-20446700
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Some quick impressions from the D3 class panel I just attended. As with the other panels, we're filming them all, but Blizzard is not (yet) allowing any sites to post the videos since they have the exclusive TV deal with Direct TV.
The panel opened with a discussion of the Wizard class design. Like the Barbarian and the Witch Doctor, the class is meant to be immediately archetypal and familiar, but to have new features as well. The wizard is an update of the sorcerer and sorceress, but adds a ton of new skills, new elemental types, much more variety, and a more aggressive attitude. The female wizard is the only one playable at this event, and they talked about her personality a bit. She's rebellious, headstrong, sassy, impulsive, and brilliant. Too smart for the wizard school. Smarter than her teachers. Her opening dialogue in the game she taunts a cautioning guard, says she'll be back shortly once she's wiped away the monsters, etc. Very cocky.
More below the page break..
D3 is designed to have characters using 6 active skills (and lots more passive). The controls work with that, and they want to allow/enforce about that much variety. So they're trying to make the skill trees support that concept, and that much variety. They do not want to repeat the D2 style of most players specializing in just 1 or 2 killing skills, with a few other support that you might only have 1 or 2 points in. Or the synergy style of 4 skills maxed out just to support one skill. They want more variety, a mixture of active skills, all of which require multiple points to become powerful. They also want beginning level skills to remain useful throughout.
Four skills were profiled as her signature skills.
Magic Missile. This is a firebolt-like skill that hits for spectral damage. It gets much more powerful with additional points, and has some explosive shrapnel damage on impact. Just very visceral and fun to blast them out.
Electrocute. This is a single beam of lightning that locks onto monsters, like a beam weapon in an FPS. It can chain to multiple targets with more points, and creates a steady drain of damage. Very crackly.
Slow Time. This spell creates a bubble of protection, that greatly slows incoming missiles and monsters. The bubble stays where it's cast, and the Wizard can move out of it. It's basically the Amazon's slow missile, but in one place.
Disintegrate. This one fires a laser-like beam that sweeps around with the mouse movement. The wizard remains stationary while casting. It does more damage the longer it remains on a single target, heating them up.
These are brand new items in D3. They are used to socket skills, adding damage or other modifications to your character's skills. They can be used on any character, and runes can be removed and replaced at any time. There are going to be about 5 tiers of quality, and runes should be common enough that most characters will usually have their skills rune'd, but the higher level ones will be quite rare, of course. The best example shown was of the WDs firebomb skill. With a striking rune, each firebomb would bounce several times, like skipping a stone over water. It created an explosion each time it hit, earning applause from the audience.
The panel covered a bit more, but we'll add that later in our more thorough write up.


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Charles Bonnet (13. marts 1720 – 20. maj 1793) var en schweizisk naturforsker og filosof.

Bonnet studerede jura og naturvidenskab og vandt allerede som ganske ung stor berømmelse ved sin Traité d'Insectologie (1745), som indeholder hans epokegørende undersøgelser over bladlusenes kønsløse formering såvel som de i tilslutning til Abraham Trembleys polypundersøgelser udførte forsøg over regenerationsevnen hos visse regnorme fra det ferske vand.

Desuden udgav han Recherches sur l'usage des feuilles dans les plantes (1754), et plantefysiologisk arbejde, der endnu var af interesse indtil starten af det 20. århundrede.

Senere blev han, navnlig fordi en øjensygdom stærkt besværliggjorde hans iagttagelser, ført mere over på rent naturfilosofisk område og har her f.eks. publiceret Considérations sur les corps organisés (1762) og Palingénésie philosophique (1796), som begge endnu den dag i dag står som læseværdige prøver på datidens opfattelse af naturen og de levende væseners opståen.

Endelig har han udgivet et par psykologiske arbejder, f.eks. Essai de psychologie ou considérations sur les operations de l'âme (1755). I Danmark udgav Tyge Rothe et seksbindsværk med titlen Naturen: betragtet efter Bonnets Maade (1791-96) baseret på Bonnets naturfilosofi.

Han blev optaget som ordentlig udenlandsk medlem af Videnskabernes Selskab den 15. december 1769.

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The archive and the library were created before the museum opened to the public, and are reference tools for art historians specialising in the second half of the 19th century. These two entities within the research department are responsible for disseminating and promoting the documentary collections through research projects, and encouraging collaboration with other institutions.The Prix du Musée d'Orsay, is an annual award for the publication of a selected thesis.


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Q: Inverse matching with exiftool I am sorting pictures based on the contents in the subject pseudo tag of exiftool, which generally look something like this:
15: D101-5-12 1: Elephas maximus 16: Bob
Usually I sort the images based on the species name in the second line, however, for some images the second line is missing and I would like to filter these images out.
The first and third line vary a lot between pictures, so I am unable to utilise these. Instead, I have been trying various 'inverse matching' methods suggested on other questions surrounding this topic, but with no success. For example, the following does not work:
exiftool -r -if '\$subject=~/^((?!1:\s).)*$/i' \
'-Filename=./image_sorted/%f%+c%E' image_directory

Any ideas on how to do this with exiftool?

A: Now that I realize that all your species keywords start with 1:, I think I can make a better, all in one command for you.
exiftool -r '-Filename=./image_sorted/%f%+c%E' '-Filename<./${Subject;$_=undef if not s/.*(?:^|, )1: (.*?)(,|$).*/$1/}/%f%+c%E' ./image_directory/
This command will move any file that doesn't have a keyword that starts with 1: into the image_sorted directory.  If it does have a keyword that starts with 1:, it will move it into a directory based upon the species name and this will override the previous option to move it into the image_sorted directory.
This command will throw a Warning: [minor] Tag 'Subject' not defined and a Warning: No writable tags set warning for any file that doesn't have the 1: Species Name keyword set.  These can be safely ignored and you can avoid them completely by adding the -m option.


John's spare parts manufacturing business for the aviation industry is doing very well. He's been foresighted in investing in NDT equipment to ensure his engineers can provide the most reliable parts – every time! His engineers get data from isolated NDT inspection machines, which they string together manually to analyze defects and ensure quality. Everything is A-OKAY ! Or is it ?
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Sedovic doesn't like men who get jealous easily like Todd.
Clifford is at a confidence in Boston.
Walt was beaten to a pulp.
Seymour's Japanese is improving little by little.
Honzo isn't much of a basketball player.
I told you to watch Wendi carefully.
Fred cooked us a delicious meal.
How do we reason with Izchak?
Tyler means a lot to all of us.
Rakhal tossed the documents on Vickie's desk.
Melinda is the one we want.
Pontus was afraid of Think's temper.
We're all very proud of Pascal.
Scot broke a tooth biting into an apple.
Marco had a hunch that Dwayne had spent the day reading comic books.
Dustin didn't appear during the meal.
Claudia and Josh are both horrible liars.
Ken spent the night at a friend's house.
Sue got in the car and drove away.
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Linder slept at our place last night.
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Barney eats a lot of brown rice.
Why did you tell Chip to do that?
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Christofer didn't know exactly what it was that Tomas wanted him to do.
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More From Romania
More Songs From Romania
Songs in the Romanian Language
Articles about Romania
More Christmas Carols
Trei păstori
Songs & Rhymes From Romania
Christmas Carol
Trei păstori se întâlniră
Raza soarelui
Şi aşa se sfătuiră.
Haideţi fraţilor să mergem
Floricele să culegem.
Şi să facem o cunună
S-o împletim cu voie bună.
Şi s-o ducem lui Hristos
Să ne fie de folos.
Three Shepherds
Three shepherds met,
Sunbeam,
Sunflower,
And conferred thus.
Come one, brothers, let us go,
To pick little flowers.
With them we'll make a crown,
That we'll entwine with joy.
We will bring it to Christ,
For our good.
People everywhere love Christmas – but we don't all celebrate it the same way.
Mama Lisa's Christmas Around The World is a celebration of the diversity and love with which many different cultures mark this joyful time of year.
You'll read about:
How in Italy it's not Santa Claus who gives gifts to all the children. It's La Befana, a friendly witch!
How Scandinavians mark the end of the season by "plundering" the Christmas Tree on St. Knut's Day. That's a fun way to get children to help with the post-holiday clean-up!
How in Colombia, in the Southern Hemisphere, it's usually warm in December. So Christmas is celebrated like a giant outdoor block party!
The first part of the book covers some of the traditions that take place on days other than Christmas itself, like St. Nick's Day and Epiphany. The history and meaning of these holidays is discussed, often with examples of traditional songs.
The second part presents beloved traditions and songs from many different nations. The songs are given in the original languages and with English translations.
What makes the book really special is the many comments from Mama Lisa's correspondents who have shared stories and memories from their own lives. The memories of childhood touch us forever!
Many of the songs featured also include links to the Mama Lisa website, where you can find recordings, videos and sheet music.
Many thanks to Monique Palomares for contributing and translating this carol and for the midi and score.
Mulţumesc!
More Christmas Carols From Around The World
Christmas Carols From Around The World eBook!
Featuring sheet music and links to recordings!
Over 75 beloved carols from countries and cultures all around the globe. Each includes the full text in the original language, with an English translation. Each also features links to recordings on the Mama Lisa website, some by professional musicians, but many by ordinary people who have contributed them to us, to help preserve their culture. Most include beautiful illustrations and sheet music. Many have commentary sent to us by our correspondents who write about the history of the songs and what they meant in their lives.
We've included beloved favorites from all over the world like:
-"Tu scendi dalle stelle (You Come Down from the Stars)" from Italy.
-"Guillô prends ton tambourin (Patapan)" from France.
-And "Cantos para pedir posada (Carol to Ask for Lodging)" from Mexico.
We've also included English language favorites like:
-"Good King Wenceslas".
-And spirituals like "Go Tell It On The Mountain".
Animal Sounds Around the World – A Video
Here's a video to hear animal sounds around the world... Bow Wow Meow – Animal Sounds in Different Languages from properniceinnit on Vimeo. The languages are: English, Mandarin, French, Italian, Spanish, Turkish, Hindi, Canadian-French, Romanian, Japanese, Russian, Dutch, Bengali, [...]
Learn 40 Languages for Free on the Internet
Open Culture has a page of free language learning links covering 40 languages. Here are some of the languages you can find links for… Arabic, English, Chinese, French, Spanish, Bulgarian, Catalan, Danish, Dutch, Esperanto, Finnish, Gaelic, German, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Indonesian, Irish, [...]
Can Anyone Help Translate Some Romanian Songs?
We received these three Romanian songs by Eva Partin. Would anyone be able to help translate any of them? We'd greatly appreciate any help! Vine, vine primavara! Vine, vine primavara! Se asterne-n toata tara! Floricele pe cimpii, Hai sa le-adunam copii! Tralalalalalalalala! [...]
A Romanian Carol with a Translation, a Video and a Request for Help!
We have part of a Romanian Christmas Carol called Trei păstori – Three Shepherds. We need some help with some of the later verses. Below you'll find the beggining of the song with the translation we have, followed by the verses we need help with. We appreciate any help anyone can give [...]
Does Anyone Know Any Mothers Day songs or poems in Romanian?
Cristina Lusca emailed me today: Can you help me find some Mothers Day songs or poems in Romanian? Preferably religious? I need it as soon as possible! If anyone knows of any Romanian Mother's Day songs or poems, please comment below or email me. Thanks! Lisa PS Here are some other posts [...]
The Symbolism of the Egg
As Easter approaches, it's natural to think a little about eggs! In days gone by the egg, due to its shape, was a symbol of the earth. Thanks to its obvious association with the beginning of life, it has also been the basis of many ancient creation stories. It has been a symbol of fertility, [...]
Do You Know the Romanian Birthday Song – "La Multi Ani"?
Naomi wrote: Hello! I am looking or the words for the traditional La Multi Ani sung at birthdays in Romanian. It starts off with "La Multi Ani sa traiti…" There is another song (which I am not looking for, but which pops up all the time!), which is "Cine sa traeasca" [...]
My Grandma's Rice Pudding Recipe
My sister shared my grandmother's rice pudding recipe with me recently. I love that it's in my grandma's own handwriting. This recipe has a delicious custardy taste to it. Recipe for Rice Pudding 8 cups Milk (1/2 gallon) 1 cup Rice 1 cup Sugar 2 Eggs 1 t. Vanilla Nutmeg or [...]
Cruises are Multicultural
My mother-in-law recently brought us on a cruise to Bermuda. The interesting thing about cruises is that the staff comes from all over the globe This is great for someone who loves international culture and to talk with people from around the world. If you eat dinner in the same restaurant on the [...]


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Gabriel S. Saade, Esq. is the founding partner of The Saade Law Firm, P.A. ("Saade Law"). Mr. Saade specializes in litigation on behalf of injured parties and their families, as well as defendants, and transactional and commercial-law related matters for corporate clients.
While working for several years at a prestigious Miami plaintiffs' firm, Mr. Saade represented injured persons and their families in Florida and Massachusetts in a variety of personal injury cases involving products liability, environmental toxic torts, mesothelioma/asbestos exposure, wrongful death, catastrophic injury, dangerous drugs, medical malpractice, and premises liability. Notably, Mr. Saade assisted in obtaining a $21 million verdict in a products liability case on behalf of a ¬¬¬¬¬-Plaintiff who suffered from mesothelioma resulting from his asbestos exposures at Florida Power & Light. See Richard Batchelor, et al., v. American Optical Corp. et al., 11th Judicial Circuit Court in and for Miami-Dade County.
For his commercial clients- large and small- Mr. Saade manages all types of transactional and commercial law-related matters, including complex commercial litigation. His clients include contractors, merchants, product designers, manufacturers, developers, and start-up companies. Mr. Saade is skilled in handling all contractual legal needs, including analyzing, preparing, negotiating, and assessing various contracts such as limited liability company agreements, leases, non-compete agreements, non-disclosure agreements, and independent contractor contracts, among others.
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About BADA |
To encourage, promote and advance Safety and Standards in British Air Displays'
In 2009 a meeting of a few airshow organisers was held at the Imperial War Museum, Duxford to discuss some of the problems faced by organisers and compare notes. Having recognised the benefits of the meeting an invitation was sent out to the wider airshow community, resulting in over 80 attending a meeting at the 2010 MoD-sponsored post-season symposium at RAF Northolt.
It was the consensus of those attending that an organisation representing the air display industry as a whole in the UK was needed. A working group was appointed who set about looking at the format, articles of association, membership and administrative details required and in April 2011 a launch event was held and the prospective membership voted to form BADA and appointed the board. Coincident with that decision, the Air Displays Association (Europe) disbanded and its committee confirmed its support for the new Association, encouraging its membership to join BADA.
Through a Code of Practice, promote safety and professional standards throughout the air display community.
To be the national representative association for all matters relating to the British Air Display community.
To encourage high standards of performance for Air Display organisers, Display Directors, Flying Control Committees and Participants.
To provide a forum for the exchange of information between members.
To provide an interface between the civilian and military regulatory authorities and members.
To provide a programme of training and mentoring for new members of the Air Display community.
To maintain a liaison with other UK aviation related associations and organisations.
To maintain a liaison with other international Air Display organisations.
To promote the Air Display community to the media and the public and provide a focal point for information, discussion and informed comment.
To be a focal point for expert advice on Air Display matters.
To provide subject matter experts on Air Display issues.
Membership is open to all involved in the air display industry, whether as an individual or corporate body. The aim is to build a membership over time that encompasses all areas of the industry – display pilots, Flying Display Directors, Flying Control Committee members, air traffic controllers and air/ground operators, event organisers, dedicated enthusiasts and supporters, photographers and any others committed to the safe development of the air display community.
At the same time it is hoped to build relationships and affiliations with the UK CAA and MoD, the European Airshow Council and other national and international related associations with the aim of establishing BADA as the focal point for all UK air display-related business.
The Association has produced a Code of Practice which can be viewed by clicking here.
The BADA Awards
Each Year, the British Air Display Association recognises those who have made exceptional contributions or achievements within the airshow world. These are awarded at the BADA Annual General Meetings.
The BADA Trophy, sponsored by Hayward Aviation is awarded to an individual or organisation that demonstrates the aims of the association 'To encourage, promote and advance Safety and Standards in British Air Displays'
The Miss Demeanour Trophy, Gifted by Jonathon Whaley, is for the year's "unsung hero" – this can be an individual or organisation that 'went the extra mile' to deliver a display or event.
BADA Award Winners
Sir Gerald Howarth
Matt Wilkins
George Bacon TD MBE
Darrell Hunt
Helen Webb
Peter Reoch
Charles Skiera
Gary Elson
Ben Dunnell
Phil Hood
Doug Maclean
Ian Sheeley
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Rodrigo González Marmolejo O.P. (Carmona, 1488 — Santiago, septiembre de 1564) fue un sacerdote dominico y obispo español, elegido primer obispo de Santiago de Chile, que no llegó a ser consagrado.

Algunas fuentes recogen la versión no confirmada de que antes de ordenarse religioso se habría llamado Rodrigo de la Plaza. Fue fraile dominico. En 1536 viajó a Perú. Allí participó en la desafortunada expedición de Pedro de Candía en busca de la legendaria Paitití (1538), por la región entonces conocida como Los Chunchos, en el piedemonte andino oriental.

En Chile

Llegó a Chile formando parte de la hueste conquistadora de Pedro de Valdivia. Se dedicó a la crianza de caballos, formando el primer criadero de esta especie en dicho territorio, punto de partida de una ganadería que derivaría con los siglos en la raza de los caballos chilenos (la de más antiguo registro de América del Sur, 1893). También se convirtió en encomendero, pese a la expresa prohibición que pesaba sobre los clérigos para hacerlo.

En 1547 fue nombrado por el obispo del Cuzco, Juan Solano, cura y vicario de Santiago de Chile. Luego fue nombrado vicario general y visitador del Reino de Chile. Por real cédula del 29 de enero de 1557, Felipe II le otorgó la administración de la futura diócesis de Santiago, siendo designado obispo de ella el 27 de junio de 1561 por el papa Pío IV. También es conocido por ser quien enseñó a leer a Inés de Suárez.

En 1550 decidió acompañar a Pedro de Valdivia al sur como vicario. Como primer vicario de Santiago, le correspondió preocuparse del proyecto de edificación de la Catedral Metropolitana de Santiago.

Según las referencias de la época, habría muerto de gota, dejando una fortuna de 50 000$, suma considerable para la época.

Sucesión

Referencias

Enlaces externos
Ficha en Catholic hierarchy.

Religiosos católicos de Chile
Obispos de Santiago de Chile
Empresarios de Chile
Dominicos de España del siglo XVI
Religiosos de la provincia de Sevilla
Obispos españoles en América
Obispos católicos del siglo XVI
Obispos dominicos
Nacidos en Carmona
Fallecidos en Santiago de Chile


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Wet: a journal of proper bathing [faculty publication]
Wet: a journal of proper bathing, is published by the Creative Writing Program, Department of English, College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Miami.The journal is a collection of stories, poems, interviews, and art work contributed by 3...
How do you like 'em apples? is a student publication by the class of Introduction to Creative Writing published in May 2008. It was a collaborative ekphrasis project edited and produced by Diane Louise Larson, English Department, College of ...
Parental advisory explicit content
Parental Advisory Explicit Content is a student publication by the class of Introduction to Creative Writing published in May 2008. It was a collaborative ekphrasis project edited and produced by Diane Louise Larson, English Department, College o...
Practice in writing [faculty publication]
The 312-page book "Practice in writing" was written by Clark Emery, Professor of English, and William Wight, Director of the Writing Clinic, University of Miami.It was copyrighted by the two authors in 1951 and published in August 1958 b...
Epiphany: University of Miami literary magazine
Epiphany is the student-run arts and literature magazine of the University of Miami. All students of the university were invited to submit poetry, short stories, creative essays, timely articles about arts in the community, artwork, and photograp...


From high school football sidelines to events, like the Greater Gulf State Fair, uniformed police officers can often be seen keeping order around town, but in many cases, these men and women in blue are not working on the city's dime but as private security guards.
For decades, the Mobile Police Department has allowed officers, through either contractual or handshake deals, to work extra jobs as security guards to help them make extra money and support their families. While the practice isn't unique to the Port City, owners of private security firms say it is putting a dent in their business and should concern taxpayers.
Danny Parker, owner of Shield Protection Services and Security, said the number of police officers moonlighting as private security officers negatively impacts his firm. He said the local private security industry is competitive enough without police officers being added to the mix.
A main concern for Parker is police officers can use city-owned cars and uniforms, while working these private security details. He said the use of these items helps the officers secure jobs that otherwise could go to his company, or others.
Mobile Police Chief James Barber said department policy allows officers to wear uniforms and drive police cars to and from extra, off-duty jobs. However, the job has to be within the police jurisdiction in order for an officer to drive a car to it. Barber said the benefits of allowing uniformed officers to take police cars to work extra jobs outweigh the costs.
As part of the policy, officers must fill out an extra work permit, which goes up the chain of command for approval before a job can be worked, Barber said. The department keeps track of the permits and officers are allowed a maximum of 20 hours a week of extra work.
The department's moonlighting policy does prohibit officers working private security at certain locations, Barber said. For instance, officers aren't allowed to work at strip clubs. Also, officers aren't allowed to work anywhere there might be illegal activity.
"Certainly any business suspected of criminal activity, we wouldn't approve of officers working there," he said.
Barber said he has made no changes to the department's moonlighting policy, but said changes have been discussed as recently as a few weeks ago.
"As we look at it, going forward, in the future, there has been discussion at the staff level here to look at best practices of other agencies and how to control extra job assignments so that you can minimize any kind of impact on conflict of interest type of situations," Barber said.
Other agencies within the city and county also allow moonlighting. The Mobile County Sheriff's Office allows its deputies to work private security, according to spokeswoman Lori Myles.
Myles said deputies are allowed up to 36 hours of extra work a week, and both a car and uniform can be used to do work as a security guard.
Mobile Fire-Rescue Department also allows firefighters and EMS personnel to work jobs with other departments in their free time, according to spokesman Steve Huffman.
The department doesn't set a maximum number of hours fire and EMS personnel can work other jobs, but a part-time job can't interfere with their full-time jobs, Huffman wrote.
"If it becomes a problem, which it hasn't to this point, we would probably have a look at the problem and try to correct it," he wrote.
Fire and EMS personnel aren't allowed to use department equipment at other jobs.
Birmingham Police Department also allows officers to moonlight as security officers, according to Sean Edwards, public information officer. He wrote in an email message that officers are allowed to use their uniforms to work private security, but not always allowed to use patrol cars.
One of the reasons Barber is in favor of the department's policy to allow moonlighting is based on the pay officers receive for work at the department. The base salary for an officer with a high school diploma or equivalent is $29,361. An officer with an associates degree makes $30,848. An officer with a bachelor's degree makes $32,410 starting out, and the department pays out $34,050 for an officer with a master's degree.
The base salary comes out to about $618 in net pay every two weeks for a new, single officer at the department, Barber said.
Montgomery Police officers make in a range between $36,534 and $45,573. Birmingham Police officers make between $34,340 and $64,833 a year.
Closer to home, Mobile County sheriff's deputies make a base salary of $34,000, and Mobile firefighters make between $29,361 and $46,938. Fire medics make between $30,847 and $49,314. The salary for fire personnel increases 5 percent for an associates degree, 10 percent for a bachelor's degree and 20 percent for a master's degree.
Barber said the lower pay, as dictated by the city budget, makes it tough to recruit new officers to the force in Mobile. Right now, the department has to screen out employees, rather than screen in, he said.
A lower pay scale also leads to an increase in attrition, Barber said. Recently the MPD has had an attrition rate of close to 9 percent, or close to 50 officers leaving per year.
"When you lose 50 officers a year, that's an entire precinct that walks out every year that you're having to replace," Barber said.
Turnover at the department can be costly, Barber said, because academy cadets draw benefits, but don't go out on calls. In all, it costs the department about $2 million a year to replace officers at a 9 percent attrition rate. Barber would like to cut the rate in half to about 4 or 5 percent.
Officers are required to stay with the department for two years following graduation from the academy, but after that time is up relatively new officers can leave for better paying opportunities.
Lt. Matt Garrett, who handles private security for McGill-Toolen football games and the Greater Gulf State Fair in the fall, said these security jobs help younger officers feed their families.
Garrett said although he is in a position where he doesn't need to work the maximum number of hours allowed for moonlighting with the department, he knows many young patrolmen that need to. He added that when he was younger he worked all the time.
These extra jobs pay well for police officers. Garrett said the standard rate for a private security job is between $18 and $25 an hour. The pay is less for security guards hired through a private security firm. Those guards are usually paid anywhere from $12 to $15 an hour, Parker said.
Tina Dionne, owner of United America Security Services in Grand Bay, has a total of 22 security guards on staff. United America mostly works commercial jobs. The guards have a good relationship with the police and the Mobile County Sheriff's Office.
Dionne wants the officers to be able to make the extra money doing security detail, but she's concerned with the liability involved with an officer wearing a uniform and driving a police car while off-duty and working private security.
Barber said it's not common for an off-duty officer to get involved in situations where the discharge of a firearm would be necessary.
In fact, Barber couldn't remember the last time a complaint was filed against an off-duty officer.
Stephen Moore, a local personal injury attorney, said in his 30 years of practicing law he can't remember a time the city was brought in on a lawsuit involving the actions of an off-duty police officer.
Alabama statute 65-38(c) puts a cap on municipal liability in situations like that, Moore said. If a successful suit were brought against the city, it would only pay out a maximum of $100,000 per person, or $300,000 per event.
City Attorney Ricardo Woods added that the private entity hiring any off-duty police officers for security purposes must have insurance to cover the possible pay out, or that entity, or its board of directors is held liable.
Woods said the statute allows officers to work as off-duty security guards in larger Alabama municipalities. He added while suits involving off-duty officers have been brought against the city, there have been no recent judgments for plaintiffs in those cases.
While the cap applies to lawsuits brought about in state court, it doesn't apply to civil rights cases filed in federal court, said former prosecutor and personal injury attorney Steve Martino of Taylor Martino in Mobile.
Martino added that the question of liability related to these situations is a tricky one and depends on the aspects of each case. It should be taken on a case-by-case situation.
Moore said he supports off-duty police working security and believes it to be a benefit to the city.
"The benefit outweighs any exposure the city might have," he said.
For many officers, like Garrett, acquiring off-duty security work happens by word of mouth. Either they will hear about it themselves, or will hear about it through another officer. Garrett said officers don't solicit work.
"In any job I've been a part of or organized I've been contacted by an individual, or have been handed the job by another officer," he said.
If there's a scheduling conflict, it's common for officers to find another officer to take the job in their place.
There are cases where more than one officer has a history of working a certain detail, Garrett said. In those cases, officers hand off shifts they can't work to another officer familiar with the job, which might seem like favoritism.
Another concern related to favoritism is the possibility that a lower-ranked officer gives work to a higher-ranked officer in exchange for leniency on the job. Barber and Garrett both said they understand that concern, but haven't seen that behavior at the MPD.
Further, Garrett said there are too many local security jobs available for favoritism to be a real concern.
Garrett used the fair as an example. He needed 50 officers to help staff security for the fair, but had to solicit help from other agencies just to fill the needed positions.
Barber believes the moonlighting program benefits the city, the taxpayers, the officers and the department. He said in addition to allowing officers to make extra money, the moonlighting program puts more officers on the street and has a deterrent effect.


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How much were you drinking before we started working working together?
I was drinking most nights half a bottle, sometimes a bottle, occasionally a bottle and a glass, so over a week, 4/5 bottles of wine.
Do you think being in lockdown added to that?
Lockdown certainly increased things, although it had been ongoing for a long time. Lockdown, boredom, and anxiety didn't help.
What was it that prompted you to do something about your drinking?
I did feel completely out of control for a long time. I had severe health issues a long time ago; It put me in a situation where over-drinking was not a good idea.
So when we started working together, were you confident that this would work?
I was sceptical because I had tried many other methods before, like not drinking on certain days and reducing the amount I drank, but nothing worked. So no, I wasn't confident it was going to work.
How did you find being part of a small group?
The group is fantastic; it makes a big difference to have that connection, mainly because people are at different stages, and that works really well. Joining the group when other people are at different stages, I remember being blown away at the beginning when I learnt that others were no longer drinking and were buzzing about it. I was thinking I was going to feel deprived, and it was evident that that was not the case, it was really inspiring. The process is really powerful.
When you got to 30 days (the final month), how did you feel about taking a break from alcohol?
I still felt very nervous. The months before build-up to it was very helpful, where you have tested out how it would feel.
You have a big social group in your life, and others around you are still drinking; how did you navigate that?
That has been quite mixed; it was difficult to start with because the social side was based around drinking, nights out, and meals out with a heavy alcohol base most of the time. I was lucky that all my friends embraced that I was AF and helped me along the way, for example, checking that there were AF drink options at the venues that we were going to before we went out.
You finished the challenge and were Alcohol Free how long have you been Alcohol Free now?
… 8 months.
When you finished the 30 day challenge, you joined the Upgraded Life mastermind group for six months; what was that like?
That was really good because again, people were at different stages, and it was so helpful to share different experiences, and also learn how you can use the extra time you have from not drinking and finding other positive things to put in its place.
You mentioned your health earlier… how does it feel to you now you are AF for 8 months?
It feels fantastic, the freedom from not being controlled by alcohol is incredible. The feeling that you are not doing something detrimental to your health is great and I get pleasure when I have to fill in a medical form to answer 'zero' to the 'how much do you drink question'.
When you think back a year ago, would you ever believe you would be alcohol-free for 8 months?
No way, not at all; even approaching initially I wanted to moderate rather than become AF. There is absolutely no way I would think I would not be drinking; Thanks to you Sandra for helping me to do that.
If someone was reading this and thinking they should do something about their drinking … What would you say to them?
I am so glad I did, go for it!


Today we visited the Mayfield Nature Preserve, which is full of wild and crazy (and horny) peacocks! Aren't they lovely? We had wild peacocks in our neighborhood in Miami, but they were much more afraid (or angry) at the humans. These birds were pretty chill.
This is called "peacock flirting." That's a female in front. The male is shaking his back feathers so that his front feathers are pushed forward and make the sound of a table fan. I always thought "fanning" just described the opening of the tail, but I had no idea this sound was part of it.
And from the back. So interesting how all the color disappears from behind! Those tall feathers in back are what push against the longer feathers to make the sound.
And Strutting around like the Proud Peacock He Is!!


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Q: how to load js and css file from web content spring mvc I am unable to load JS and CSS file from webcontent folder.My login page goes without formatting please suggest me how to load this I am not using maven.
Plz find the image.

A: 1) Create "resources" folder.
2) Add this in your xml file:
<mvc:resources mapping="/resources/**" location="/resources/" />

3)"Use" it in your page:
<link href="<c:url value="/resources/name_of_file.css" />" rel="stylesheet">

If you use Java Config, something like this will do the job:
@Configuration
@EnableWebMvc
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    public void addResourceHandlers(ResourceHandlerRegistry registry) {
        registry
          .addResourceHandler("/resources/**")
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I have once again made the journey to the library and have picked up 3 more books to read. These three I am super excited about since they are more well known books, one is also on my book to movie challenge, which is a challenge I have been lagging behind on.
I've heard of Rainbow Rowell a lot and she seems to be a well liked author, and considering I have not read any of her books I wanted to try it out. Prudence has some steampunk sort of going ons and I've been a huge fan of steam punk for years now. The Maze Runner is on my book to movie list and since it's hard to find most of those books in the library (which is weird to me) I found this one. It is also a very well known book.


The Willamette Valley is at the center with the many area-focused festivals, activities, and celebrations happening this weekend. Combine chili, homemade cheese, blackberries, and BBQ this weekend with many opportunities to see live music and enjoy summer.
Ride the Willamette Queen Sternwheeler in Salem while enjoying performances from the SenateAires a capella chorus, historical storytelling, and a catered dinner. This is their first of six in this "Harmony on the Water" cruise series. Get your tickets online.
Celebrating 125 years, the City of Florence is hosting a Block Party in Old Town! Join them for live music, booths from local organizations, a photo booth, activities for the kids, and an excuse to visit the local shops and restaurants!
Take in the arts scene in Cottage Grove at their ArtWalk this Friday. The evening will feature four different locations, each with a different artist. At Bookmine (702 E Main St.), see harpist Mary Grace and authors James Burke and Tom Romano. At The Crafty Mercantile (517 E Main St.), see Fyona Rose's unique gemstone jewelry. See beaded bracelets by Jeannie Stone and wood sculptures by Tyler Stone at Apple Pie Antiques (811 E Main St.). And see acrylic works by Sarah Bast at Kalapuya Books (637 E Main St.).
Celebrate all things blackberry and local at the Lowell Blackberry Jam Festival this weekend. Join them for artisans booths, live music, fun activities for all ages, and the annual Quilt Show. There will also be a fishing derby and a car show.
Help raise funds to combat MS while enjoying a three-day festival at the foot of the Newberry National Volcanic Monument. Fun for the whole family, this festival features live music from all genres, craft beer and wine, artisan booths, and delicious food options. There's also the opportunity to camp onsite. See their website for the music lineup and a full list of activities.
McKenzie River Trust and River Trail Outfitters will be leading a guided whitewater rafting trip this weekend. Explore the river starting at Forest Glen County Boat Landing with class II and class III rapids all the way to Vida. Don't forget to pack your lunch! Register online.
Learn how to turn cultured milk into cheese the old-fashioned way as part of Shelton McMurphey Johnson House's Suburban Homecraft series. They'll also teach you about different cultures and forms from cream cheese to feta. Secure your spot online.
Enter your chili to compete against your friends and neighbors or cast your vote for the best at the annual Main Street Chili Cook Off in Cottage Grove. Participants will be decorating their booths to tempt voters, who get to choose their favorite with purchase of a voting kit (which includes three, one-use-only tasting cups, one voting ticket, a spoon, and a napkin). Come taste some yummy chili while enjoying music and other fun activities!
Hosted by the Community Center for Performing Arts, head on down to the WOW Hall this weekend for a rummage sale. While you search for hidden gems amongst their collection of t-shirts, records, tapes, CDs, DVDs, and other assorted items, enjoy live music and a beer garden. Volunteers needed (with benefits for those who help).
Help promote healthy and active living during the annual Eugene Sunday Streets! Broadway between Jackson Street and Pearl Street will be closed most of the day for the EUG Parade at 10 am and an opportunity to explore Downtown on bike or foot without traffic. There will be nonprofit and community organization booths, activities for all ages, and live performances. See their website for a map and a full list of the fun!