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NameEphraim MOREY
Birth30 Apr 1847, Allen County, Ohio255,184
Death8 Jun 1864, Ackworth, Georgia255,349 Age: 17
MilitaryCivil War, Ohio Volunteer Infantry, 81st, Co. G
FatherWilliam P. MOREY (1814-1852)
MotherRebecca PATTERSON (1817-1893)
Notes for Ephraim MOREY
Biographical Sketch (1905):27, p. 562 "Morey, Ephraim. Private, Co. G, 81st OVI, enlisted Aug. 1862. Killed at Big Shanty, June 8, 1864."
1850 U.S. Census:1636 Ephraim enumerated in the household of his father William Morey in Moulton Township, Auglaize County, Ohio as a male, age 4, born in Ohio. Six siblings (Andrew, Wilson, Clarinda, Martin, Stillman, and Matilda) also resided in the household.
1860 U.S. Census:544 Ephraim enumerated in the household of his widowed mother Rebecca Morey in Logan Township, Auglaize County, Ohio as a male, age 13, born in Ohio, in school within the year. Five other siblings (Clarinda, Martin, Stillman, Matilda, and Cyrus) also resided in the household.
1862 Volunteer Enlistment Form:184 Signed by Ephraim Morey with his mark on August 29, 1862, lists age as 17 years 11 months and states he was born in Auglaize County, Ohio.
1862 Military Service:184 Ephraim Morey, Pvt., a detachment of U.S. recruits organized into one full maximum company for the 81 Reg't Ohio Infantry (this organization subsequently became Co. G, 81st Reg't, Ohio Infantry), appears on Company Muster and Descriptive Roll of the organization named above. Roll dated Camp Lima, Ohio, Oct. 2, 1862. Where born Auglaize Co., Ohio; age 18 years; occupation blacksmith; when enlisted Aug. 29, 1862; where enlisted Lima, O., for what period enlisted 3 years. Eyes blue; hair fair; complexion fair; height 5 ft 7 in. When mustered in Oct. 2, 1862; where mustered in Camp Lima, Ohio. Bounty paid $25.00. Remarks: Premium paid $4.00.
1864 Company Descriptive Book:184 Ephraim Morey, Co. G, 81st Reg't Ohio Infantry, appears on Company Descriptive Book of the organization named above. Description. Age 18 years; height 5 feet 7 inches; complexion fair; eyes blue; hair fair; where born Auglaize Co., Ohio; Occupation blacksmith. Enlistment. When Aug. 24, 1862; where St. Mary's O.; by whom Lt. Ferguson; term 3 years. Remarks: Mortally wounded May 30, 1864 in front of Dallas, Ga. Died at Ackworth, Ga., June 8, 1864. Lopez, copyist.
1864 Death:349 "Adjt. Genl. reports Ephraim Morey enrolled Aug. 24, 1862 and died June 8, 1864 of wound received at Dallas, Ga., May 30, 1864." "Died at Ackworth in the State of Georgia of a wound received at Dallas, Georgia on the 8th day of June 1864."
1864 Estate Inventory:184 Inventory of the effects of Ephraim Morey late a Private of Captain G. W. Overmyer, Company G of the 81st Regiment of Ohio Infantry Volunteers, who was enrolled as a Private at St. Mary's in the State of Ohio on the 24th day of August 1862, and mustered into the service of the United States as a Private on the 29th day of October 1862, at Lima, Ohio in Company G, 81st Regiment of Ohio Infantry Volunteers, to serve three years of during the war; he was born in Auglaize County in the State of Ohio; he was 18 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, fair complexion, blue eyes, light hair, and by occupation, when enrolled, a blacksmith; he died in Division Hospital near Dallas, Georgia on the 8th day of June 1864, by reason of wounds received in action. I certify that the above soldier died possessed of no affects. [signed] Thomas Harfska, 2nd Lieut., Co. E, 81st Ohio, near East Point, Georgia, September 17, 1864.
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Where did the Japanese go after Pearl Harbor?
Where were the 2 Japanese relocation camps in Arkansas after Pearl Harbor?
Which Japanese internment camps are still standing?
What States had Japanese internment camps?
Are there still bodies trapped in Pearl Harbor?
Were any bodies recovered from the USS Arizona?
Are there still dead bodies in the USS Arizona?
How many bodies are still in the Arizona?
After President Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066 in February of 1942, the government initiated the forced relocation and mass incarceration of 120,000 Japanese Americans. Forced from their homes, they were sent to prison camps as "prisoners without trial" for the duration of the war.
Two camps were selected and built in the Arkansas Delta, one at Rohwer in Desha County and the other at Jerome in sections of Chicot and Drew counties. Operating from October 1942 to November 1945, both camps eventually incarcerated nearly 16,000 Japanese Americans.
Also known as the Heart Mountain World War II Japanese American Confinement Site, the Heart Mountain Relocation Center is one of the few relocation centers with buildings still standing today as well as a number of other remains.
Between 1942 and 1945 a total of 10 camps were opened, holding approximately 120,000 Japanese Americans for varying periods of time in California, Arizona, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, and Arkansas.
A majority of the remains recovered from the ship weren't identified and were buried in 1949 in 46 plots at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific. Officials began exhuming the remains in 2015 in an effort to identify them. Helton's remains will be buried July 31 in Burnside, Kentucky, officials said.
After the attack, the ship was left resting on the bottom with the deck just awash. In the days and weeks following, efforts were made to recover the bodies of the crew and the ship's records. Eventually, further recovery of bodies became fruitless and the bodies of at least 900 crewmen remained in the ship.
Arizona are still alive and they have all indicated that they want to be buried in a family cemetery, according to Blount. But Lauren Bruner, a survivor of the attack on the vessel who died in September, chose to have his ashes interred on the wreckage.
The USS Arizona Memorial, at Pearl Harbor in Honolulu, Hawaii, marks the resting place of 1,102 of the 1,177 sailors and Marines killed on USS Arizona during the Attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, and commemorates the events of that day.
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On the first business day of every month, the San Joaquin Valley Survey of Business Conditions is released by the Craig School of Business at California State University, Fresno.
Dr. Ernest Goss, a Research Associate of the Craig School of Business surveys supply managers using the same methodology used for The Institute for Supply Management (ISM), formerly the National Association of Purchasing Management (NAPM).
The National Association of Purchasing Management began in 1931 to formally survey its membership to gauge business conditions.
The overall index ranges between 0 percent and 100 percent. An index number greater than 50 percent indicates an expansionary economy, and an index under 50 percent forecasts a sluggish economy, for the next three to six months.
The counties included in the survey are: San Joaquin, Fresno, Kern, Kings, Madera, Merced, Stanislaus, and Tulare. You can click here to visit the web site.
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The Craig School of Business works closely with the U.S. Department of Commerce to support the Fresno U.S. Export Assistance Center. The Commercial Service has a network of export and industry specialists located in more than 100 U.S. cities and over 80 countries worldwide. These trade professionals provide counseling and a variety of products and services to assist small and mid-sized U.S. businesses export their products and services. For more information please call (559) 348-9859 or visit http://export.gov/california/fresno/index.asp.
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Q: Citep and Citet not working in VEHITS Conference Template In VEHITS conference's template (https://www.scitepress.org/documents/SCITEPRESS_Conference_Latex.zip), I have tried to use \citep and \citet commands and have gotten the error: "Undefined Control Sequence."
I tried to add \usepackage{natbib} before and after \usepackage{SCITEPRESS}, but the result did not change. I started to get a different error: "Command \bibhang already defined."
Any solution?

A: The sample file has \usepackage{apalike}, a very old package and doesn't provide \citep, \citet. Therefore you can replace
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Home » Health Problems » Researchers identify the families with the most sibling bullying
Researchers identify the families with the most sibling bullying
Sibling bullying does have an effect on mental health later in life for both the victims and the bullies, it needs to be taken more seriously by parents and healthcare professionals. There are families where sibling bullying is more likely and can be prevented, say researchers in the Department of Psychology at the University of Warwick.
Prof Dieter Wolke and Ph.D. student Slava Dantchev have previously found that sibling bullying does have an effect on mental health later on in life in previous research, but now they have identified the factors in a family that sibling bullying is more likely to occur. Their paper, titled "Trouble in the Nest: Antecedents of Sibling Bullying Victimization and Perpetration," is published in Developmental Psychology.
Using the Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children (ALSPAC), they identified factors in families that may predict sibling bullying, as the victim and the perpetrator.
The factors fell into four categories:
There were three different types of bullying monitored: Physical, psychological and social. A total of 6,838 children participated, and 28.1% of them were involved in any kind of sibling bullying. Psychological bullying was the most reported type of bullying, and males bullied their siblings more often than females.
Those who most often perpetrated bullying against siblings were first-born children, those growing up in families with more children at home, who had parents who did not effectively parent or themselves had conflicts with each other and the children showed early on aggressive tendencies.
Most interesting, whether the family experienced financial difficulties, came from a higher or lower social class, two or single parent household or whether mothers had higher or lower levels of education did not predict sibling bullying. Findings suggest sibling bullying is an evolutionary driven strategy toward maintaining or achieving social dominance, and older siblings are at particular risk of initiating sibling bullying.
Professor Wolke and Slava say parents may benefit from education about how to deal with resource losses for first-borns, and how to manage them in fostering improved sibling relationships. Interventions that may help both parents and children reduce aggression and bullying might be useful for affected families.
Professor Dieter Wolke of the Department of Psychology at the University of Warwick says, "This is the first study that has looked at risk factors for sibling bullying from pregnancy to early adolescence. Sibling aggression is driven by loss of resources for firstborns and later born defending their need for resources such as parent attention or material goods. Sibling bullying has a class blindness: it is as much an issue in well to do families as those who are financially just getting by."
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AWS Partner Story: Trend Micro
Walking the Walk: Trend Micro, an APN Advanced Technology Partner
About Trend Micro
Founded in 1988, Trend Micro is a global leader in corporate server and cloud security, and delivers proven cloud security solutions for protecting AWS-hosted applications and servers. The company's cloud security offerings for protecting instances, OS, data and applications complement the inherent security of AWS and fit within the shared responsibility model of AWS. Trend Micro offers its solutions as software on AWS Marketplace and through existing channels, as well as software as a service hosted on AWS. The company works with thousands of companies across a number of verticals, including government, financial services, and healthcare organizations. Trend Micro is an Advanced Technology Partner in the AWS Partner Network (APN), and has been an APN Partner since 2012. The company is also an AWS Security Competency Partner.
Drivers to the AWS Cloud
"The main driver to extend to the AWS cloud was our customer base," explains Mark Nunnikhoven, Vice President of Cloud and Emerging Technologies at Trend Micro. Similar to AWS, Trend Micro focuses on what its customers tell the company is important. Customer feedback drives much of its roadmap development. As Trend Micro developed, launched, and continued to iterate its Deep Security product (a centralized security control management platform) in traditional server deployments and in private cloud virtual stacks, the benefits of moving to AWS became an increasingly prevalent discussion point in conversations with customers.
Nunnikhoven explains, "Our customers began moving onto the AWS platform, and we wanted to help them fight through the FUD to understand the security benefits of the AWS cloud. More importantly, we wanted to show our customers that we were walking the walk by deploying a Deep Security solution on AWS. We wanted to demonstrate to our customers, and to the industry, that it is easy to deploy a very secure service on AWS; in fact, it's easy to beat your existing security performance by working with AWS." Hoping to leverage the speed, flexibility, cost-savings and automation benefits of AWS, Trend Micro decided to build a Deep Security as a Service offering for customers in conjunction with Version 9 of its core Deep Security platform.
Why Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Trend Micro evaluated the maturity in the cloud computing market, and chose to deploy its Deep Security as a Service offering entirely on the AWS platform. "AWS very much defines the public cloud space," says Nunnikhoven. The Trend Micro team began with an internal analysis to ensure the team could design a service on AWS in the way they wanted, to leverage AWS in the best manner possible for its customer base and to meet its stringent internal security requirements. The company then worked closely with internal AWS teams after a proof of concept was in place. Nunnikhoven explained that internal AWS technical resources provided the Trend Micro team with technical guidance, as well as the clarity and reassurance that the team was going down the right technical path.
In order to develop a service that could be managed efficiently and could provide customers with a scalable, cost-effective, and reliable service, Trend Micro designed its Deep Security as a Service offering by utilizing the following AWS products and services:
Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) to manage Agents (which live on a customer's Amazon EC2 instance and apply security controls to the operating system in that instance), and to run auto scaling groups
Amazon Elastic Load Balancer (Amazon ELB) to manage the high number of concurrent connections in their customer environments
Auto Scaling groups running Amazon Linux
Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) running Multi-AZ series of Oracle RDS instances
Amazon Route 53, to assign DNS names through the API for test environments
Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) for binary configurations
AWS Trusted Advisor, for configuration recommendations and checks
AWS Premium Support, for technical assistance
The solution Trend Micro designed has been very successful for the company and for its customers. In particular, Nunnikhoven highlighted the success Trend Micro has had in using Amazon RDS. All of the data that Trend Micro stores and its protection configurations are in Amazon RDS. The biggest benefit in utilizing Amazon RDS with multi-AZ availability, Nunnikhoven explains, is the backup capability. While, in almost two years of running the service, the company has never had the need to require a restore for production loads, the team constantly runs fire drills to ensure they can restore the service if an event so requires. On Amazon RDS, they can restore a backup in conjunction with production, verify that the backup is restored correctly, and then flip over to the backup with very little to no downtime. "To have that level of assurance for us is amazing," says Nunnikhoven. "Data protection is at the core of what we do. AWS allows us to not lose sleep over that. We know the data is safe, and that we've taken every level of precaution that we can. Further, we know we have a constant level of restore. If needed, we could restore the service at a specific point in time, within an hour. That's just not possible with a traditional data center."
The Benefits of Working with AWS
One of the big advantages in developing the service on AWS in concert with the core product was that Trend Micro was able to spin up new test environments and run significantly more complicated test cases throughout its development process that weren't feasible on its own infrastructure. This allowed the company to improve the quality of its code, having caught more than 40 performance and complex stability issues in addition to standard QA testing. Having AWS integrated in the backend of the development process allowed the company to improve not only the end product for customers before it launched live, but has helped improve its own development cycle. According to Nunnikhoven, the company now has much stronger test and Q & A controls in place because of the visibility working with the solution on AWS affords the product team. "We're understanding how things work at scale and the different challenges faced inside and out, because we have better visibility into how the service is behaving. This is something we could have never pulled off on our own, without the help of AWS," Nunnikhoven explains.
Trend Micro has experienced a 2.5 percent growth in their customer base every week since launching the service on AWS in 2013, and has provided millions of protection hours for customers. Of the 2.5 percent growth, about one half comes from AWS Test Drive, which provides Trend Micro with an efficient platform to introduce customers to the solution through a hands-on experience. Nunnikhoven explains that AWS Test Drive allows the company to explain the value and benefits of Deep Security to customers in an educational manner. Customers, he says, "quickly understand how the solution provides value to their main business focuses."
The team has also experienced a significantly reduced time for product updates and time to deployment for customers. Since launching Deep Security as a Service and having integrated AWS in the backend of the development process, the team has been able to expand platform support across over 1600 different kernels supported across Windows and 7 different Linux distributions. The normal time for updates has gone from weeks, on average, to around one to two days. Trend Micro can also stand up the solution in a much shorter timeframe for its customers on AWS. Within 10 minutes, the team can have the solution up and running, a huge benefit for customers and for those initially exploring Deep Security as a proof of concept.
Finally, both Nunnikhoven and Partha Panda, VP of Strategy/Business Development for Trend Micro, discussed the great experience Trend Micro has had working with the APN team and with the AWS field teams. "It's been phenomenal working with AWS, in particular the AWS field teams who have been very easy to work with," says Panda. Nunnikhoven highlighted the business opportunities being an APN Partner has opened up to Trend Micro, such as involvement in the AWS Test Drive program and involvement in the AWS Activate program.
As a large AWS Customer in their own right, Nunnikhoven said that Trend Micro plans to continue to move the majority of its internal workloads to AWS, as the cost benefits and the flexibility of the AWS platform are significant for the company. As an APN Partner, one can expect to see Trend Micro continue to innovate and transform the Security as a Service space, according to Panda: "AWS is leading edge, and is constantly pushing the envelope. Our customers are asking us to do the same, and we'll continue to develop and launch new services that provide our customers with innovative security solutions for their AWS deployments."
For more information about Trend Micro, please see the company's listing in the AWS Partner Directory.


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Q: How to find optimum value to set in setValidateAfterInactivity for my app For default 2 seconds, I am getting socket Exception. How do I ensure the value set is neither too high nor too low to cause performance issues.
Any tools or techniques to find

A: Just set this value to something like 200 ms and be done with it. This will ensure that series of related requests will get executed without a performance penalty of stale connection check, but connections idle longer than 200 ms will get checked.

A: I am using myConnectionManager.closeExpiredConnections();
before myHttpClient.execute(myTarget, getReq);
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I did not require to setValidateAfterInactivity then.
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Elements partners with Saint-Louis to launch HK$8.8m crystal Christmas tree
With Christmas just around the corner, Elements has partnered with Saint-Louis, the French crystal manufacturer and part of the Hermès Group, to launch "A Crystal Tale" Christmas decorations.
This decorations are inspired by the enchanted Vosges Forest in France, centred around a six-metre-high crystal chandelier Christmas tree which is co-curated by ELEMENTS and Saint-Louis. Comprising 24 classic Royal chandeliers with over 20,000 crystal pieces handmade by Saint-Louis in France, this exclusive Christmas tree is a masterpiece created by craftsmen taking 1,500 man-hours. This unique crystal artwork is worth HK$8.8 million.
The installation also comes with the "Dazzling Crystal Exhibits" showcasing five priceless historical crystal artworks of art from Saint-Louis Museum, including the Louis II de Bavière Vase with over 160 years of history, the George Sand Vase, and the Giant Piédouche paperweight. Alongside, the interactive "Sparkling Starry Road", the "Celebration in Colours" House with crystal exhibits, and "Dazzling Video Zone" photo booth are also featured.
Dazzling Video Zone
"The sparkling decorations enrich the festive ambience in the mall, and various photo points have been strategically installed in different locations to encourage customer engagement and to generate a viral presence on social media. An array of happenings, performances, and tactical promotions have also been arranged to draw patronage and induce customer spending," according to a statement from Elements to Marketing.
While many other shopping malls are launching massive projects for Christmas decorations, Elements said collaboration and partnership is one of its key strategies to stand out from others. "Through our frequent collaboration with international brands and art groups, we have been staging a huge variety of large-scale art installations to further enrich the artistic and cultural ambience at the mall, and bringing our customers wave after wave of new surprises."
"The right collaborative partnerships are vital to operating a sustainable shopping mall while simultaneously establishing our brand value and creating a strong community of discerning shoppers. We believe that a partnership with Saint-Louis would bring a multi-dimensional experience to Elements, we hope to display Saint-Louis' amazing history in ways that personally engage and inspire our shoppers."
Saint-Louis – Magnificent Crystal Artworks and 400-year-old Royal Craftsmanship
Established in 1586, with over 430 years of history, Saint-Louis is now part of the Hermès Group, and is widely acclaimed for its handmade crystal creations, ranging from tableware, decorations and lighting to prestige collections. Following King Louis XV's royal seal of approval in 1767, the company was re-named Saint-Louis and designated as the France's Royal Crystalworks.
Jérôme de Lavergnolle, CEO at Saint-Louis, tells Marketing about the collaboration with Elements.
Marketing: Why did Saint-Louis choose to partner with Elements?
Jérôme de Lavergnolle: Saint-Louis and Elements both draw their identity from the five traditional elements of Chinese culture: metal, water, wood, fire and earth. These elements come together in a truly harmonious fusion to form crystal.
The shopping mall's brand DNA of art and culture matches Saint-Louis' brand position as a trailblazer of fine art, heritage and craftsmanship. Elements' passion for art is reflected in its collection of artworks, which can be found in many locations around the mall.
Elements as the leading luxury mall in Hong Kong, perfectly complements the splendid image of Saint-Louis. The atrium location is an ideal venue for displaying this crystal tree (the chandelier tree). And shoppers there are sophisticated, with a high appreciation of both art and luxury living.
Marketing: Can you tell us about the inspiration, preparation, and the production process of the Christmas tree?
Jérôme de Lavergnolle: The production alone was an exciting challenge. Everything on this giant chandelier tree is totally handmade. Each piece of crystal you see on the tree is mouth-blown, hand-cut, hand-engraved and hand-decorated by craftsmen considered to be among the very best in France ("Meilleurs Ouvriers de France"). It is truly a labour of love, and a tribute to ancient glass-making traditions. All possess irreplaceable knowledge and ancestral skills that have been enriched from generation to generation.
Challenge number two is always the assembly and the set-up of such a remarkable creation. Five lighting engineers assembled in 10 days this giant masterpiece at Elements.
Marketing: What are the trends and insights of home decoration you see in Hong Kong?
Jérôme de Lavergnolle: Hong Kong shoppers' interest and spending power is getting stronger in regards to home decoration nowadays. Consumers in Hong Kong no longer only focus on luxury clothes, they also find home decoration very important. There is a trend for younger customers, too, to enjoy decorating their homes, especially newly married couples. Crystal products are no longer perceived as a classic style for a palace, but instead can be used in daily life in a very chic way.
Marketing: What is the marketing strategy for Hong Kong in the coming year?
Jérôme de Lavergnolle: To complement the mall's magnificent decorations, there is also a pop-up store at Elements where shoppers can view and purchase a carefully curated selection of prestigious Saint-Louis creations. Saint-Louis wishes to also provide distinguished and memorable experiences through different events, each catering to a specific situation or region.
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The usual problem for spinoffs is their thinness or their unfulfilled justification — especially ones that stretch an already much-stretched tale. (There were eight Potter movies.) But neither are issues in the two "Fantastic Beasts" films, each directed by former "Potter" hand David Yates. Both movies are rooted in purpose. "The Crimes of Grindelwald", especially, is an impressively dark and urgent parable of supremacist ideology aimed squarely at today's demagogues of division. And neither film lacks in density of detail, character or story.
The events of "The Crimes of Grindelwald" will test Newt, just as they will anyone trying to follow its many strands. The hunt is on for at least three characters — the missing Queenie, the on-the-lam Grindelwald and Credence Barebone (Eza Miller), the powerful but volatile orphan who spends much of the film seeking answers to his identity. He's the Anakin Skywalker of "Fantastic Beasts", whose soul is fought for by both sides.
Siblings are everywhere in "The Crimes of Grindelwald". Just as in the houses of Hogwarts, Rowling delights in duality and the interplay of light and dark. Even within the Aurors there are competing methodologies of law enforcement to face the growing threat. Newt is carried along like an avatar of sympathy: he believes that every beast can be tamed, that every trauma can be healed.


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Effect of Complement Inhibition Therapy (Eculizumab) in Patients with C1q-Binding Donor-Specific Anti-HLA Antibodies: A Molecular Appraisal.
We identified 281 patients with cv0 score, 213 patients with cv1 score, 189 patients with cv2 score and 61 patients with cv3 score. The distribution of DSA according to cv score was the following: 47/281 (17%) in cv0 patients, 39/213 (18%) in cv1 patients, 63/189 (33%) in cv2 patients and 28/61 (46%) in cv3 patients. Immunodominant DSA (iDSA) MFI level was positively correlated with the severity of arteriosclerosis (Spearman's rho=0.23, p=0.002), with a mean MFI of 3204.0±3725.2 in cv0 patients, 3760±3598 in cv1 patients, 4892±4676 in cv2 patients and 5541±3892 in cv3 patients. C1q-binding DSA prevalence increased with the severity of allograft arteriosclerosis: 8/281 (3%) in cv0 patients, 6/213 (3%) in cv1 patients, 25/189 (13%) in cv2 patients and 9/61 (15%) in cv3 patients (p<0.001). Patients with C1q-binding iDSA had a higher cv score compared with patients with non-C1q-binding DSA (1.7±1.0 versus 1.3±1.1, respectively, p=0.01). The C1q-binding capacity of DSA was associated with increased microvascular inflammation (p<0.001) and C4d deposition in peritubular capillaries or arteries (p<0.001).
CITATION INFORMATION: Loupy A, Viglietti D, Duong Van Huyen J, Glotz D, Legendre C, Zeevi A, Lefaucheur C. Complement-Binding Donor-Specific Anti-HLA Antibodies Are Associated with Severe Kidney Allograft Arteriosclerosis. Am J Transplant. 2016;16 (suppl 3).
Loupy A, Viglietti D, Duong J, Glotz D, Legendre C, Zeevi A, Lefaucheur C. Complement-Binding Donor-Specific Anti-HLA Antibodies Are Associated with Severe Kidney Allograft Arteriosclerosis. [abstract]. Am J Transplant. 2016; 16 (suppl 3). https://atcmeetingabstracts.com/abstract/complement-binding-donor-specific-anti-hla-antibodies-are-associated-with-severe-kidney-allograft-arteriosclerosis/. Accessed April 25, 2019.


This episode is a friendly reminder that you constantly need to be on the lookout for opportunities to evolve your business. Look for new trends, new regulations, etc to bring your business to the forefront of people's minds in new ways. Sitting still for too long without making a bet and investing in the future will likely wipe away your current business model. Time and time again I have seen so many businesses be wiped away by staying on their current course. Evolve your business if you don't want to go extinct.
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Aston Martin DBS Superleggera 2018 Review
Aston Martin refers to the Superleggera as a "brute in a suit", but why, when the Italian 'leggera' means nimble and lightweight? We took a look to find out...
Aston Martin Vantage Review
The new Aston Martin Vantage 2018 manages to combine the creative design and engineering talents of both British and German manufacturers.
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Waving goodbye to the Aston Martin Rapide, we are treated to the new Aston Martin Rapide S. Here's what we think...
Aston Martin Virage Volante Convertible Review
Finding a place neatly between the DB9 and DBS ranges is the Aston Martin Virage. We were lucky enough to take the convertible Volante for a test drive...
Aston Martin DB9 Review
We took a look at the Aston Martin DB9, including its exterior, interior, practicality, ride and handling, performance and safety. Here's all you need to know!


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In November 2010, 20-year-old Caroline Wozniacki surged past Serena Williams to grab the No. 1 ranking — and she's holding tight. Wozniacki has won more matches than any other player on the tour this year and has done so without any of the swagger that could accompany a woman who has contested a Grand Slam final and counts Rolex as a sponsor. The daughter of Polish immigrants to Denmark, she speaks six languages — including Russian and Swedish — and keeps busy off the court by playing the piano and baking with her mom. "I love the entertainment business, so if I weren't playing tennis, maybe I'd be an actress or something along those lines," she says. She also has ambitions to attend Yale University when she hangs up her racket. "I think they have an architecture major, so I would love to study that, and also English."
Watch how tennis racquets are restrung.


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Wednesday: Outsiders and Alongsiders
LCM's Rob Prendergast preached enthusiastically from Ruth 2. He shouted 'Moabitess!' every time the narrator of the story used this description of Ruth – emphasising how acutely aware she was that she was the foreigner, the outsider, from a 'cursed' and (apparently) 'God-forsaken' country. Ruth shows a beautiful character and great humility. She has no expectation of anything beyond being able to glean the leftovers from the harvest to enable Naomi and herself to survive. The kindness that God shows her through Boaz overwhelms her. By the end of the chapter she is described as 'Naomi's daughter-in-law' – now accepted into the family of God's people. Her faith – and faithfulness – have been rewarded (Hebrews 11:6).
LCM's Helen Thorne and Martin Street led a session on the issue of addiction. Helen said that when standing alongside people with addictions we need a Bible, a phone and a hippo! The secular world views addiction as a sickness, with the addict a powerless victim. The Bible, however, goes to the root of the problem, which for all of us is sin. The message of God's love and grace brings hope, and God's word, applied to our hearts, transforms lives. The phone is because in our 'standing alongside' we need to do this as part of a team. The 'hippo' is from Job 40:15 (some translations), and is a reminder to us that we aren't God – only he can change someone's life.
To stand alongside those who struggle with addiction, we learnt that we need to Love, Know, Speak and Do. Martin Street, working with The Bridge church in Battersea, shared a real-life example of how standing alongside someone with an addiction can work in practice.
In the afternoon there was a visit to the British Museum, led by Clive Anderson of Day One Christian Ministries, to see some of its fascinating exhibits from Bible times.
Thursday: Crossing cultures
LCM's Efrem Buckle spoke about Ruth 3, which begins with Naomi giving advice to her daughter-in-law which would seem to make her vulnerable and risk her reputation. But as Ruth asks Boaz to cover her with his garment, the words used echo Ruth 2:12, where Boaz says that Ruth has taken refuge under God's wings. Efrem pointed us towards Ezekiel 16:1-14, where God uses this same image – the covering with a garment – to show how he brings us into a covenant relationship with him.
David Baldwin, of Oak Hill College, spoke about urban cross-cultural mission, and presented us with the significant date of Wednesday 23 May 2007. It turns out that this was the day when the graphs showed that the world flipped from having the majority of its population living in rural areas to living in urban areas. Four million people are moving into cities each month. The populations are generally younger, with 'culture-shapers'; there tend to be lots of migrants, as well as some of the poorest people. David explained that mission organisations have traditionally focused on rural areas; he suggested we should rethink our church planting strategies. Paul was actually ahead of us in this: he set out to share the gospel in the major cities of the time.
David led us in an interesting discussion about culture, posing the question 'What's the point of Christians studying culture when we have the all-sufficient good news about Jesus?' We thought about what 'culture' means; put very simply, it could be seen as 'the way we do things around here'. A particularly interesting exercise was trying to place ourselves between the two extremes on the 'cultural scale' devised by Brooks Peterson. There were also interesting discussions around whether people are task- or relationship-focused, and around attitudes to timekeeping. Understanding different cultural perspectives can help us connect with people and communicate the gospel – as well as show love to our Christian brothers and sisters.
In the afternoon we were taken for a walk through the Tower Hamlets area by Henk, an LCM missionary working in the area. We eventually found ourselves on the Mile End Road, where the shops and the market stalls reflected the large Bangladeshi community in the area – migrants in the 1970s, who followed the Jews, Irish and Huguenots before them into the poorer areas of the East End of London. Our walk took us into the main prayer room at the East London Mosque. It was my first visit to a mosque – certainly worth doing to get a better understanding of the religious life of Muslims.
Read part one and part three of Janet's report.


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Step 3 Now try some fun exercises.
Wake up the dog and waggle his favourite toy. Wake him up again and tell him this is fun. If he's in the mood think up a phrase that's going to be a trigger on the start line. I started with "On your marks.....get set", but I felt a bit silly in the ring so now I just say "Are you ready?"
Waggle the toy again and when he's ready to run chuck the toy and shout "GO." I know this sounds like "NO," but Jamie responds to "GO." You could try "RUN," or "CARROTS." Now race away with the dog to get the toy.
I tried this a few times until Jamie got the idea. Then I raced him over poles on the ground and little jumps using the wind up phrase "Are you ready?" at the start. This made him have a few mad turns but at least he was enjoying going fast instead of plodding round like a geriatric. We progressed to bigger jumps and finally we tried it at a show and it worked. We also speeded up the weave but that's a different story.
If you have a dog like Sasha the only wind up you need is to let the dog see the agility stuff. The best way to describe it is the way someone described her own dog to me. It's like blowing up a big balloon and then letting it go!


Featuring the photography of DJ Michael Fierman and the artwork of Elvert Barnes click the cd cover to listen to and/or download my October 2010 "Eye In The Sky" house / gay circuit mix. Which in celebration of the 30th Anniversary of THE SAINT (Saint At Large) and this Sunday's 24 October 2010 TRIPPIN' ON THE MOON V event includes 80's disco music from THE SAINT Collection of Timothy Hartley Smith.
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Q: Editing OpenCL in netbeans I recently read a question on IDE's here on StackOverflow, having always been an emacs user I decided to try out one of these ide's, namely netbeans for editing C++. It was so nice that I got a little carried away and wanted to edit OpenCL files in it to.
And now for my question. I have netbeans set up to process the opencl source files like C files but this causes a problem. The __kernel keyword makes the syntax checker act really strange.
Does anyone know how to make netbeans ignore a keyword in a specific(*.cl) file?
The following solution looks like its working:
#ifndef tan
#define __kernel
#define __global
#define __local
#define __private
#define get_global_id
#define get_global_size
#define get_local_id
#define get_local_size
#define barrier
#endif

Since tan is defined without a header, netbeans does not see it, and the keywords are available.

A: In order to make netbeans ignore a keyword, you could define ONLY_DEFINED_IN_NETBEANS in the preprocessor definitions entry in the code assistence options of the project, while not defining it elsewhere. Your code can then be modified as
#ifdef ONLY_DEFINED_IN_NETBEANS
#define __kernel
#define __global
#define __local
#define __private
#define get_global_id
#define get_global_size
#define get_local_id
#define get_local_size
#define barrier
#endif

The netbeans parser will ignore these keywords.
The same trick can be applied as a patch to the bug reported in netbeans on the __restrict__ keyword:
#ifdef ONLY_DEFINED_IN_NETBEANS
#define __restrict__
#define restrict
#endif

A: It is not the answer you want, but for temporary editing, just put lines like
#define __kernel
#define __global
#define __local
#define __private

at the beginning of the cl file. This is working in Eclipse. I think it will work in Netbeans, too.
Drawback: You need pay attention to remove the #define statements, otherwise the code will not work.

A: you can tell the C editor of netbeans to entirely ignore syntax errors but i don't think that you will have luck to teach netbeans the CL specific keywords.
tools->options->C++->build tools

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*duplicate the tool config

*give it a name and remove all paths to the compiler

*make it default

tools->options->C++->highlighting

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*uncheck highlight syntax errors and unresolved identifiers


Rui Palma tells the story about photography and the beautiful life of Lisbon's progressive art scene.
The 22 year old Portuguese photographer Rui Palma claims his artistry is based in theatre, yet, its executed through the lens. To Rui, photography functions both as weapon and armor as he gets close and personal with his subjects, staging and documenting the grand play called life of a sub-culture millennial.
Think NSFW portraits against a burning red sunset, sensitive old lady hands carefully caressing a pot of dried flowers – and a knocked down drag queen. All of this effortlessly blends together as you experience Palma's work. Only by having a quick browse through, even if we recommend otherwise, you will instantly get what we mean by the mysterious and cinematic traits that flow through each image. Taking visual inspiration from artists like Francis Bacon, Warhol and Pierre et Gilles, his intensely colored and vivid photographs with stark compositions immediately set the scene. You cant help but wonder what went down before and after these moments were fixed. As if what we get to witness is only a layer of dust, or sparkle, that landed on Rui's lens as life in Lisbon danced on.
Inspired by the languages of film, dance and poetry his work aims to formalize and materialize the inner world. With an anthropological eye for human behavior, his ideas are expressed through a variety of methods as Palma approaches his practice both as a creator and spectator. On one end, meticulously planned drawings works as a script to fully realize the photographs before they are even shot. On the other, Rui makes sure to keep a camera in his pocket to capture any given precious moment, resulting in an array of intimate and vibrant snap-shots. This combined way of working generates a collection of photos where it's unclear what is staged and what is 'real' – but through the lens of Rui it's all just one mad, wonderful play.
Constantly on the lookout for new projects, Rui currently keeps himself busy with photography and film-making. He's even co-directing the soon-to-be launched art magazine "Retina". Luckily, we've gotten a chance to go behind the scenes with the director himself, and here's what he had to say.
You studied theatre, how did the transition into photography come about?
Theatre made me see artistic means as ways of looking at human behavior. The transition happened naturally, unplanned, a friend offered me a camera and I started shooting. I believe that what really captivated me and still impresses me in photography, even in this digital era, is that we can fixate things in time and look at them again. I see photography as an anthropological tool, or way to map what is around me, it's like a weapon and shield,that can get me close to unfamiliar things. The camera is an aquarium where things that interest me gracefully swim around.
The Human figure is very present in your work, even when it's not actually in the photo, from what do you draw most of your inspiration?
I am fascinated by people. The human figure is very present even when there is only its absence or mark, objects or spaces, I'm interested in peoples dependence on objects, and how objets that we use can last longer than ourselves and then become reliquaries. But especially how people are dependent of symbolic behaviors, such as holding hands, blow candles or mourning. So I find inspiration in different things, newspapers, music and literature – anything that provides internal images and sensations. I guess when I create an image Im trying to find the shape of a certain sensation, it is a search to materialize the inside world, a place that is not disturbed by hysteria or apathy. I also feel inspired by watching dancers, they are the most beautiful things. They can speak without using words, photography does that as well. Watching shows is a moment when you dialogue with yourself. I also find inspiration in images that I see when I'm almost falling asleep. I really like to access that zone of subconsciousness, its full of beautiful images. Sometimes I try to wake up, write in my notebook, and go back to sleep.
What do you look for when you do more spontaneous shoots?
I look for honesty – and strangers are the best at being honest. Perhaps because photographing is very intimate, I get to be very close to someone when I shoot them, people get very intimate when the camera is present. Even though everyone has a camera phone, there is still something very sacred about being photographed – if you photograph something that means that thing is worth contemplation. When people are being photographed they want to look the way they idealize themselves as much as possible, so in a way they will play themselves. That makes a photograph an image that represents someone acting themselves. But most of the times in those situations, what happens is exactly the opposite, the lens denounce, there is always a crack from where honesty escapes.
Do you think the mass circulation of images online takes away or adds to the value of photography?
I think its very interesting. We live in a time where almost everybody has the means to make an image. I guess the act of creating an image is similar to the sexual act, since there is an urgency of perpetuation or looking for meaning, even since cave paintings, but now everybody has the means show and get immediate feedback on their images on social media. We are anesthetized viewers and automatic up-loaders. Recently for a cinema festival postcard project, I thought about social media and hookup apps and how they are such good examples of the long term relation between falsity and image and how we are automatically ready to like a beautiful sunset. I think that excess is a very interesting concept to be explored but it also creates apathy.
Being based in Lisbon, could you tell us more about the cultural scene is this up-and-coming creative hub?
Lisbon is a very special city. Its a place with special moments everyday. Until recently, a well kept secret. The gentrification and savage touristic exploitation is now threatening the city's life quality and the government should give more support to culture and urgently create means to preserve not only the city´s identity but also affordability. However, the city has been confirming its conditions for a very interesting artistic production. There are collectives whom's presence is crucial in the city, platforms and venues that give young artists space to experiment. There is also a growing cultural effervescence, young people are showing their work more. There are so many places I find interesting in Lisbon, but "Finalmente", a bar the size of a room with a glitter curtain and drag-shows really is a capsule of beauty.
Describe the most perfect set you could imagine (you get to shoot literally anything and anyone)?
The perfect set, would be the one you see and don´t associate to anything, no aesthetic current, no silhouettes from the past. That would be an independent image. I believe, unfortunately, its very hard to create a free image since we are drowned in images. I don´t know if an image can be independent and still be an image, because it will always be a representation of something, so it that wouldn't be an image – but something else. Trying to imagine that is a bit hard. ha. So I would ideally travel places that interest me. Although, I don´t really think we need to go very far to find the perfect set, what's around us is very interesting.
Which of your photographs are you most proud of?
The ones I shot because I felt the need to. They're research for myself and it wasn't about pleasing a viewer.
What artists serve as your biggest role models or inspiration?
Nan Goldin, Francis Bacon, Nico, Visconti. I also admire Diane Von Furstenberg, Alexa Chung and Paris Hilton.
What are you working on currently and where can we expect to see more of you in the future?
I am working on a series of appropriated images where I search for Shakespeare characters on random internet videos and footage. In this project I have realized that Youtube can be a window to watch humanity. Because people film and upload everything, from births to funerals, and there is an inherent necessity of confirmation, registration and perpetuation. The project its called "My eyes your eyes" (a line from A Midsummer night's dream). I am also co-directing a magazine coming out in June, Retina, that reunites more then forty collaborations featuring artists like Kostis Fokas, Brett Amory and Patrick Church. The Magazine gather works based in several practices and will run with a theme every time, that all will reinterpreted by artists featured.


I loved everything about my college experience. Especially the part where none of my dorm buildings blew up out of nowhere. This whole thing was apparently caused by a natural gas leak, and ZERO people were killed. HOW!? Thank God though.


This is the final round of the K League league before the league split, so this weekend is once again very important for all of the teams but especially for those in the middle of the pack.
The highlight game this weekend is between Ulsan Hyundai and Gangwon. Gangwon require a win and for Jeju to lose in order to claim the final spot in the top half of the league split. We also have a top vs. bottom clash between Jeonbuk and Incheon which should be interesting.
The K League 2 continues this weekend with it's 33rd round (of 36) of the 2018 season. Everything this weekend is on Sunday in order not to clash with the K League 1 games.
With only a handful of games until the end of the season and the playoffs are still wide open. This weekends highlight game from the second tier is the top of the table clash between league leaders Asan Mugunghwa and Seongnam FC.
This weekends featured game is between Jeonbuk Hyundai vs. Incheon United on Saturday afternoon, updates via Twitter.


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import React, { Component } from 'react';
import { MdHome, MdSearch } from 'react-icons/lib/md'
import styles from './Choice.styl';

export default class Choice extends Component {

  constructor(props) {
    super(props);
    this.handleJoin = this.handleJoin.bind(this);
    this.handleCancel = this.handleCancel.bind(this);
    this.handleCreate = this.handleCreate.bind(this);
  }

  handleJoin(e) {
    e.preventDefault();
    this.props.subscribeRoom(this.refs.join.value);
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  }

  handleCreate(e) {
    e.preventDefault();
    this.props.createRoom(this.refs.create.value);
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  }

  handleCancel(e) {
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  render() {
    return (

            <form className={styles.joinContent} onSubmit={this.handleJoin}>
              <MdSearch />
              <input ref="join" placeholder="Join existing room..." />
            </form>

          <form className={styles.createChoice} onSubmit={this.handleCreate}>

              <MdHome />
              <input ref="create" placeholder="Create your own..." />

              <svg width={40} height={40}>
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          </form>

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Original Survivor winner Richard Hatch has begun his nine month prison sentence for violating the terms of his probation.
The reality TV personality, who was victorious in the very first season of Survivor, was convicted in 2006 for tax evasion referring to the $1m he won on the reality series.
Hatch spent three years in prison for the crime and this year was ordered back to prison for failing to file his 2001 tax return.
Watch checked himself into a New York detention centre on Friday and is due for release on December 12 this year.


An historian once described, 'all history as contemporary history'. All archaeology is contemporary for the same reason - in its persistence, its resilience, its place in the contemporary world, on or beneath its surface. But increasingly archaeologists are focusing attention on the contemporary world itself, its materiality, the behaviours that underlie it, and the heritage it creates. Archaeology provides a distinctive and meaningful contribution to understanding the contemporary world - a contribution grounded in materiality, and in seeking to understand the often complex relationships between people, their behaviours and things. This series of books will generate new and deeper explorations of these relationships, creating and promoting archaeologies of the contemporary world through a range of formats (single-authored works, edited collections, Research Focus outputs) encouraging diversity of approach towards new interdisciplinary encounters with our supposedly 'familiar past'.


You have probably seen some new names and faces around the Snowplow blog and GitHub repos recently - we are hugely excited to extend a warm (if somewhat belated) welcome to our three Snowplow summer interns! In this blog post we'll introduce both interns to the Snowplow community, as well as giving a little more background on the projects they are working on.
This is the fourth instalment of our internship program for open source hackers and scientists - you can read more about our previous winter and last year's summer and winter internship programs at those links.
Find out more about Anton, Justine and Vincent after the jump.
Anton is part way through a three-month remote Data Engineering internship at Snowplow. Anton divides his time between Krasnoyarsk in Siberia and Moscow.
Anton is an experienced software engineer and a Functional Programming enthusiast; for him the Snowplow internship is about getting his first professional experience in Scala, plus gaining exposure to Big Data technologies and open source project practices.
You have probably seen Anton's work already, with his Schema Guru 0.1.0 and 0.2.0 releases. Schema Guru is a tool (CLI and web) allowing you to derive JSON Schemas from a set of JSON instances; it is already seeing heavy internal use at Snowplow to build Snowplow event dictionaries for customers.
Anton is working on his next Schema Guru release, which will auto-generate Snowplow-compatible Redshift table DDL and JSON Paths files from a set of JSON Schemas.
In particular, Justine has prototyped the above pipeline for marketing attribution pathways. You can see and interact with Justine's visualization in her excellent blog post analyzing marketing attribution data with d3.js.
Justine has a wealth of data science and engineering experience prior to joining the Snowplow team. She completed a data analysis internship at SoundCloud earlier this year and completed her BSC in Biotechnology at Imperial College London, last year. Her final year project was "Computational 3D image analysis: software development towards understanding the molecular basis of torque generation by the bacterial flagellar motor".
Vincent is our third intern for the summer - he is part way through a four-month remote Data Engineering internship, based out of Vancouver Canada.
Vincent has had a long and rewarding first career in InfoSec (checkout his excellent blog to read more); he joins us this summer to get hands-on experience developing stream processing applications in Scala.
Vincent is now working on R&D for our new open-source analytics-on-write project, Icebucket. Stay tuned for upcoming posts explaining the concepts behind Icebucket!


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Der Sendeturm Chöpfli ist ein 71 Meter hoher Stahlfachwerkturm auf dem  hohen Berg Chöpfli westlich von Ziefen in Basel-Landschaft, Schweiz.

Er dient zur Verbreitung des Radioprogramms von Radio SRF 1 auf 93,4 MHz mit 800 W ERP.

Frequenzen und Programme

Analoger Hörfunk (UKW)

Analoges Fernsehen
Bis zur Umstellung auf DVB-T wurden folgende Programme in analogem PAL gesendet:

Weblinks

 Luftfahrthindernisdaten Schweiz: Register-Nummer: 223-BL-30002

Chopfli
Bauwerk im Kanton Basel-Landschaft
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Learn about who can register, how to register, when to register, and what to expect after you submit your registration application to the Department of Elections. To check if you are currently registered to vote in San Francisco, use the Voter Registration Status Lookup tool.
*If you are a San Francisco resident who is 16 or 17 years old, you may pre-register to vote. Your registration will become active on your 18th birthday, as long as you meet all other registration qualifications. For more information, visit our High School Programs page.
Online, using the California Secretary of State's Online Registration Application. If you do not have a signature on file with the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), you will need to print, sign, and mail the application.
On paper, using a Voter Registration Application. To receive a paper registration application by mail, contact the Department of Elections through our contact form or call (415) 554-4375. For your convenience, Voter Registration Applications are also available at your local post office, San Francisco Public Library branch, or DMV office.
Watch this step by step video on how to fill out a voter registration application.
The deadline to register to vote is 15 days before an election.
If you missed the registration deadline, you still have the option to register and vote. For more information, visit the Provisional Voting page.
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MULLIN, DORIS (SPENCER)
Doris (Spencer) Mullin, 91, of Bristol, widow of Matthew J. Mullin, Sr. died Saturday, (January 4, 2003) at Bristol Hospital. Born in Plainville on October 5, 1911 a daughter of the late Leon and Gertrude (Morton) Spencer, she lived in Bristol for many years. She was one of eleven children. She graduated from Plainville High School and was a telephone operator for SNET in the Plainville office in her early years. She was an avid gardener and bike rider. She leaves three sons and two daughters-in law John T. and Particia Mullin of Bristol, Matthew J. and Kathleen Mullin, Jr., of Ellington and Peter M. Mullin of Plainville; a daughter and son-in-law Kathleen A. and Donald Buscarello of Calgary, Alberta, Canada; a brother Edward Spencer of Terryville, three sisters Viola Schwab of Cheshire, Corinne Trepanier of Plainville and Jeanette Nelson of Bristol; seven grandchildren, five great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be held Thursday 10 a.m. at DuPont Funeral Home, 25 Bellevue Ave., Bristol. Burial will be in St. Joseph Cemetery, Bristol. Calling hours will be Wednesday, 6-9 p.m., at the funeral home. Donations may be made to the American Heart Assoc., 2550 U.S. Hwy 1, North Brunswick, NJ 08902-4301.


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Mary MacKillop: Australia's First Saint
Mary Rose Bacani
Among the key patron saints of World Youth Day 2008 in Sydney, Blessed Mary MacKillop stands out as being the only native-born Australian.
During her beatification in 1995, Pope John Paul II said that Mary MacKillop embodies the best of Australia and its people: "genuine openness to others, hospitality to strangers, generosity to the needy, justice to those unfairly treated, perseverance in the face of adversity, kindness and support to the suffering." And during World Youth Day 2008, not only did we see Pope Benedict XVI inspired by her as he visited her tomb in north Sydney, we also heard Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd express his national pride in Mary MacKillop in his public address!
Born of Scottish parents who emigrated to Australia, Blessed Mary MacKillop left a great legacy. Australia owes its Catholic Education system to her and the work of the Congregation she founded in South Australia in 1866 at the age of 24, the Sisters of Saint Joseph of the Sacred Heart. Mary founded this new religious order of women dedicated to the service of the poor especially in isolated country districts. Mary and her Sisters invested their energies into social welfare activities, building orphanages for children and homes of refuge for immigrants and women. Mary was a woman ahead of her time – the Church in Australia had never seen a young nun outside of a semi-cloistered environment be so active in responding to the needs around her!
Right after World Youth Day in Sydney, two Salt + Light personalities – Mary Rose Bacani and Kris Dmytrenko – followed in the footsteps of Blessed Mary MacKillop in South Australia. In Kensington, they visited the Mary MacKillop Centre and the Motherhouse of the Sisters of Saint Joseph of the Sacred Heart, as well as one of the schools named after Mary MacKillop, Mary MacKillop College. In Adelaide, they visited the Chapel at St. Mary's College where Mary MacKillop was excommunicated. In 1871, Bishop Laurence Sheil excommunicated Mary MacKillop from the Church, a sentence which he removed after some months, when he realized his serious mistake.
Mary Rose and Kris spoke with the Archbishop of Adelaide, Archbishop Philip Wilson; the former Auxiliary Bishop of Adelaide, Bishop Gregory O'Kelly; a few Sisters of St. Joseph of the Sacred Heart; and young people who have felt the impact of Blessed Mary MacKillop on their lives.
Join Mary Rose Bacani and Kris Dmytrenko as they follow in the footsteps of Australia's first saint-in-waiting – Blessed Mary MacKillop! Tune in to Salt + Light on the following days for the special half-hour program Mary MacKillop: Australia's First Saint.
Saturday, August 8th, at 9pm ET
Sunday, August 9th, at 1:30pm ET
Tuesday, August 11th, at 8:30pm ET
Wednesday, August 12th, at 1pm ET
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Michael Connelly to publish next Bosch book and begin new series in 2017
By Madeline Raynor Updated January 31, 2017 at 12:42 PM EST
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For Michael Connelly fans, this year will bring the next chapter for Harry Bosch and the first book in a new series.
Connelly will publish the next installment in the Bosch series (untitled as of now) on Nov. 7, 2017, and will introduce the world to the new Renée Ballard series kicking off with The Late Show on July 18, 2017, Little, Brown, and Company announced Tuesday.
The Late Show's Renée Ballard, Connelly's first new protagonist in 10 years, is a young detective for the LAPD who has been stuck on the night shift in Hollywood after filing a sexual harassment complaint against her supervisor. Given the nature of the job, she can never finish a case and must hand each project to the day shift detectives when the night ends. But everything changes when she finds two cases of violence against women that she refuses to part with. One involves the beating of a prostitute, and the other involves a female night club shooting victim. By working the cases in secret during the day, she risks her job. Soon the cases force her to face her own demons as well.
The most recent book in the Harry Bosch series was 2016's The Wrong Side of Goodbye. The series was adapted into the TV show Bosch in 2014.
Amazon brings Michael Connelly's long-running Harry Bosch book series to the small screen, with Titus Welliver playing the titular LAPD detective.


As a surfer, how can you make better choices when buying your next surfboard? There are many options to choose from, often touted as more "eco-friendly" variants. So how do you know which is actually better for the ocean?
The ECOBOARD Project started in 2012 with the goal of helping surfers make better board-buying choices. Officially endorsed by SIMA in 2013 as the go-to standard for board-builders and surfers alike, the program also helps to support board builders to make the shift to more sustainable materials and technologies.
Since 2012, over 130,000 surfboards, SUPs, windsurf boards and kite boards have been made according to the ECOBOARD Project Benchmark, and bear the Verified ECOBOARD™ mark. There are now ECOBOARD builders on every continent – with more than 100 brands making ECOBOARDS globally.
So choosing a more ocean-friendly surfboard can be as easy as looking for the Verified ECOBOARD mark. But what if you want you want to go further? One of the cool aspects of surfboards is that so many are custom made. You can specify many options that can further reduce the ocean impact of your board.
The ECOBOARD Resource Guide is also based on our ECOBOARD Lifecycle Study, conducted in partnership with Firewire Surfboards, Channel Islands Surfboards, and Pure Strategies. This study uses scientific analysis of the impact of each stage of surfboard manufacturing and transportation to your local surfshop. All of the recommendations of the ECOBOARD Project are based on this Lifecycle Study – it's all about the facts!
Each material discussed below is listed in order of carbon footprint impact, based on our Lifecycle Study. The examples described are evolving, as to is this list. Please reach out with any info you have.
The best way to reduce the impact of resin itself is to switch to a plant-based resin. Most surfboard resins are highly processed petrochemicals with a significant carbon footprint. By displacing some of this petroleum with plant-derived elements, the carbon footprint can be reduced.
There are currently twelve ECOBOARD Qualified plant-based epoxy resins available in the market, that have gone through our environmental benefits testing procedure. See our Qualified Materials page for a complete listing of qualified plant-based resins.
Based on data provided by Entropy Resins, which is the first plant-based epoxy resin manufacturer to complete their own Lifecycle Study, the use of Entropy bio-resin can reduce the carbon footprint of a finished board by 20%.
Like resin, most foam cores ("blanks") are made from highly processed petrochemicals, and thus have a high carbon footprint. Using recycled or plant-based content can reduce the carbon footprint of the blank. Currently, only Marko Foam 25% recycled EPS Envirofoam blanks have been approved as Qualified Materials. Arctic Foam is currently developing an algae-based polyurethane blank. Testing is yet to be completed regarding the bio-content of this material.
Based on data provided by Marko Foam, Pure Strategies has concluded that Marko Envirofoam EPS reduces the carbon footprint of a finished board by nearly 10%.
Fiber cloth as used in a typical surfboard has a very small contribution to the footprint of a surfboard. Also, it seems that even the most innovative board builders still need a small amount of fiberglass to produce a high-quality finish on the board. So we do not currently require alternatives to fiberglass in our ECOBOARD Benchmark. However we certainly encourage people to find better options. Using organic, renewable materials to displace as much fiberglass as possible is a great idea and follows the spirit of making the most sustainable board.
Flax cloth – Flax can be woven in a special manner that can be used as a primary lamination layer. According to Ryan Harris of Earth Technologies, flax has good strength and flex dampening properties that works great when combined with EPS foam. However a thin cap sheet of fiberglass is still required to provide a smooth finished surface. Also, Ryan suggests that flax can soak up resin, so it should be vacuum bagged to reduce weight.
Hemp cloth – Hemp cloth is another viable alternative for fiberglass as a primary lamination layer. Although it an also soak up resin and should be vacuum bagged to keep weight down.
Basalt fiber – Basalt derived cloth is a relatively new product that has similar characteristics as carbon fiber. The basalt fiber industry claims that it has a lower carbon footprint than fiberglass; we have not seen an independent study to confirm this. However basalt fiber almost certainly has a lower footprint than carbon fiber, so this is a good alternative for carbon fiber.
Cork – Cork is most often used on the deck. If left uncovered by glass/resin, it may not need a coat of wax to provide traction. It also adds a dampening effect on flex, which works well with EPS. Cork is relatively heavy, so again, it works best with lighter EPS foam.
Carbon Fiber – Carbon fiber is very energy intensive in production, so it has a significantly higher footprint than fiberglass.
Many manufacturers are using bamboo or wood veneers to add strength and beauty to a board. These veneers often require a fiberglass cap sheet and thus do not reduce the carbon footprint of a board, although they will increase the durability and lifetime of a board. Veneers also require vacuum bagging, which requires additional plastic material but may reduce overall resin usage.
Nothing matches the beauty and feeling of a wooden surfboard. Some manufacturers use a solid lightweight wood such as balsa, while others create an engineered construction that is either hollow or foam-filled. Often there is still a resin and fiberglass layer for strength and durability, however some are built as "resin-less" boards. These construction methods result in a significant reduction in the amount of foam and/or resin and fiberglass, and thus a significant reduction in the carbon footprint of a board.
Sustainable Surf requires board builders that use wood (timber) in their surfboards to provide evidence that this material is being sustainably sourced. Many ECOBOARD builders are using reclaimed wood and/or timber from sustainably managed forests.
More and more manufacturers are using vacuum bagging in a standard lamination to increase strength and reduce weight. This method can reduce overall resin usage by 15-20%, which will reduce the carbon footprint of a board. However plastic bags are used in the process, so there is some plastic waste produced.
Perhaps the most surprising result from our Lifecycle Study was that waste produced during board building is a very large component of a surfboard's footprint. In a standard "poly/PU" construction, a 6.0 lb shortboard produces an additional 10 lbs of waste material during the shaping and glassing process. The numbers are only slightly better for an EPS/epoxy board.
This section will look at ways to reduce waste in manufacturing. Board Builders, take note. Surfers, you might want to ask your shaper what they do to reduce waste.
Our study found that polyester resin is relatively cheap compared to the labor needed to laminate a board. Consequently, poly resin is often spread on a board with limited attempt to capture drips. Our study found that 80% of poly resin can go to waste! Even epoxy resin, which is more expensive and thus more carefully used, produced a 50% waste ratio.
Drip trays – a carefully constructed and maintained drip tray underneath the edges of a board can be very effective at reducing resin waste. It takes more time, but it can reduce overall resin usage substantially.
Connora Re-Rez – It's not commercially available yet, but Re-Rez is a plant-based epoxy resin that can be recycled into a thermoplastic. Connora will be able to accept used resin buckets and drip trays to reclaim all resin waste. This is an exciting development to reduce resin waste in manufacturing, and has achieved Gold Level status in the Qualified Materials page.
Upcycling – Earth Technologies and Flama Surf use excess resin from boards, to laminate handplanes and alaias. This also upcycles waste from foam and fiberglass. Surfboards From Mars use resin waste to make fins and Stretch Surfboards uses resin waste to make art sold at local markets.
Our Lifecycle Study found that about 40-50% of a foam blank is removed during the shaping process. This material is typically captured by the dust collection system and co-mingled with sanding dust and other waste streams. This waste often goes straight to the landfill, despite several companies trying to form a business using this waste as a filler in asphalt and other schemes.
EPS dust recycling – Marko operates an EPS densifier on the factory floor. All foam waste from CNC shaping at their factory is densified and recycled into the feedstock for Marko's Envirofoam blanks. This is a great pathway to reduce foam waste from shaping.
Wooden structure – A board made from a wooden construction will either eliminate foam usage altogether, or allow the use of low density foam. Either method eliminates foam waste signficantly.
Molded construction – Some surfboards and many SUPs are made using a mold. These molded boards significantly reduce or mitigate foam waste, as the foam blank is made in the mold within close tolerances of the final shape.
Meal worm composting – More on this soon… we are working with permaculture experts, Living Earth Systems, to recycle foam dust using meal worms. This is a very cool way to convert plastic directly into compost on a small scale.
Wood Surf Co makes beautiful wooden surfboards in Australia. Wood waste is burned in a thermo-electric generator, that produces electricity for use on-site.
Our Lifecycle Study showed that the electricity used to shape and laminate a board is actually quite high. This study was conducted at large factories with multiple CNC machines and sophisticated dust collection systems. This affords many opportunities to save electricity usage, which saves a lot of money. It also saves the carbon footprint emissions from building a surfboard, which can be significantly.
For board builders, most electric utilities have free commercial energy audit programs and financial rebates for many energy saving solutions. Given the thin margins of surfboard production, there is no board-builder that should ignore energy efficiency as a way to save money.
Energy efficient lighting – Older lighting uses a large amount of energy. Replacing it with new efficient lighting often has a payback period less than one year, and there are frequently cash-back rebates available from the local electric utility. Pure Glass in Costa Mesa had their local utility do an energy audit and then installed efficient T-5 flourescent lighting.
Air compressor maintenance – Air compressor systems uses a lot of energy if they are poorly maintained. Pure Glass uses shut-off valves to focus their air compressor on areas of the shop that are being used, and all lines are shut off during non-working hours. This is very smart, since most shops completely ignore their air compressor.
Solar Photovoltaic – The ultimate renewable energy, Solar PV systems can have payback periods of 3-5 years, and then make considerable money in energy savings in future years. The downside is that a shop needs to own its building, or else installing solar PV can be complicated.
The Lifecycle Study clearly shows that transportation is a small percentage of the overall carbon footprint. It doesn't matter if the board is transported via truck, train, or container ship. The transportation footprint is between 2-3% of the board's total carbon footprint. As long as air-travel is not involved.
Packaging for shipping is the hidden challenge of building sustainable boards. There are no issues if customer and shaper are in the same location. However as soon as the board needs to be shipped, it gets challenging because boards are relatively large and fragile.
BAST Packaging – BAST uses molded cardboard rail protectors that are very effective at protecting a board in transit. As a bonus, this packaging material can be saved by the end-consumer and used to protect their board on future surf trips.
Efficient boxing – Channel Islands Surfboards has perfected a method to put shortboards into a box without needed any bubble wrap. Boxes are custom made super strong, and boards are held together as a unit with a little bit of shrink wrap.
Reuse – Almost every board builder we speak with reuses incoming packaging to package boards ready for shipping. This saves on materials as well as costs. Items like cardboard, foam and bubblewrap can be reused several times and it is great to see this as standard practice throughout the surfboard industry.
Casava Root bags – Avani makes a plastic made from Casava root in Indonesia. This bag very quickly composts or dissolves in water. No more plastic waste or pollution from Avani's bags. We're currently working to try and move several large board builders towards this plastic-free alternative.
Worker safety is an important issues because board building uses hazardous materials.
UV catalyst for polyester resin – Channel Islands estimates that they use 75% less styrene catalyst with UV-cured resin.
Styrene is a federally listed carcinogen.
Smart fume control – Channel Islands also has floor-mounted fume vents in their glassing room, so workers don't need gas masks to use polyester resin. The effectiveness of this is tested regularly. They also use strobic fans to mix VOCs with ambient air and inject 1000′ into the atmosphere. Most factories just vent directly above the roof.
Skin protection for epoxy resin – All ECOBOARD Qualified plant-based epoxy resins have low-VOCs, so fume control is not an issue. However workers must take care to avoid skin contact with any epoxy resin to avoid an allergic sensitization.
Dust capture for epoxy resin – Fine sanding dust from epoxy resin can be especially sensitizing, so great dust capture equipment during sanding of epoxy is important.
The Starboard Group (including Starboard SUP and Airush Kiteboarding) has measured their total carbon footprint and purchased carbon offsets to go "carbon neutral". Starboard has even gone one step further to develop their own carbon offset project using mangrove forest restoration techniques in Myanmar.
Similarly, FlamaSurf has conducted a carbon footprint of their operations to identify opportunities to reduce energy use and carbon footprint.


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M31 ULX-1 (CXOM31 J004253.1+411422) – czarna dziura o masie gwiazdowej położona w Galaktyce Andromedy (M31).

Odkrycia nowego zmiennego źródła rentgenowskiego dokonano w 2009 przy użyciu teleskopów Chandra i Swift. Było to pierwsze ultraintensywne źródło rentgenowskie (ULX) odkryte w M31 i jako takie otrzymało oznaczenie M31 ULX-1.

W momencie jego odkrycia dokładna natura obiektu nie była znana, podobnie jak w przypadku innych obiektów ULX podejrzewano, że może być to tzw. czarna dziura o masie pośredniej. Dodatkowe obserwacje dokonane przy pomocy teleskopów Chandra i XMM-Newton pozwoliły ustalić, że obiekt jest jednak bardzo aktywną czarną dziurą o masie gwiazdowej (o masie wynoszącej przynajmniej 13 ), a nie bardziej "egzotyczną" czarną dziurą o masie pośredniej.

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