Spoken word and performance poetry has always had the power to inspire, influence and galvanise, perhaps more so than straight-up rap. Artists like Scroobius Pip, Saul Williams and George the Poet have tackled social and political issues head-on using the aesthetics of word play and storytelling.
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More than $500,000 announced in third quarter national contributions to support agriculture and rural America.
Farm Credit, a national provider of financing and related services to agricultural producers and agribusinesses, has published an inaugural Community Impact Report in celebration of the important work being done by its partner organizations. This eight-page publication is now available online, and highlights success stories from the people and organizations that receive national contributions support from Farm Credit.
The organizations featured in the Community Impact Report are America's Heartland, American Farm Bureau Federation, Annie's Project, National 4-H Council, National Cattleman's Beef Association, National FFA Organization, The Executive Program for Agricultural Producers, and The National Milk Producers Federation.
"Farm Credit is continuing its legacy of supporting agricultural programs that benefit the communities in rural America," said Christina Bowen, director of national contributions for Farm Credit. "Our national contributions program enables our partner organizations to provide the education, research, training and information-sharing critical to a successful future for farmers, ranchers and the agriculture industry."
Additionally, the Farm Credit National Contributions Program announced more than $500,000 in new financial contributions for the third quarter of the year to support national agricultural programs. Farm Credit has committed $810,065 toward its goal of providing $2 million in national contributions support in 2011. Farm Credit's national contributions complement the millions of dollars and thousands of volunteer hours given annually by the five banks and 84 associations within the Farm Credit System to support local and regional programs.
"Farm Credit supports and encourages the growth of women in agriculture," said Helen Norris, AFBF Women's Leadership participant. "Without sponsorships, this opportunity for learning and networking for women in agriculture would not be possible."
The Farm Credit National Contributions Program's application deadline for the fourth quarter is Nov. 1, 2011. Qualified applicants are invited to apply today at www.farmcredit.com. Click on the "Apply for Grants and Sponsorships" button.


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Spain faces Greece in a 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifying match at the Olympiako Stadio Spyros Louis in Athens, Greece, on Thursday, November 11, 2021 (11/11/21).
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France's Nations League title moved the country's national team up to No. 3 in Thursday's FIFA rankings.
France, which won the World Cup in 2018, still trails both top-ranked Belgium and No. 2 Brazil.
The Belgians, which lost to France in the semifinals of both the World Cup and the Nations League, have been at the top of the rankings for three years.
Belgium added more ranking points than France with a better record so far in the current World Cup qualifying program and in the group stage and knockout rounds of this year's European Championship.
Euro 2020 champion Italy rose one place to No. 4 and England dropped two to No. 5.
The top 10 is completed by Copa America champion Argentina, Spain, Portugal, Mexico and Denmark.
The rankings are likely to come into play when FIFA makes the seedings for the next World Cup draw. It is set for April 1 in Doha, Qatar.
Senegal is Africa's best-ranked nation at No. 20, while Iran is the highest-ranked Asian nation at No. 22.
World Cup host Qatar, the 2019 Asian Cup champion, is No. 46.
(The Associated Press contributed to this report.)

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Family of Norah who died in US yet to view body
TOPICS:Joseph MaswanNancy CheruiyotNorah Jelagat Borus
Norah Jelagat Borus, she was found dead just days before commencement. PHOTO: FACEBOOK
Posted By: Kenya Connectt June 19, 2019
The family of Norah Jelagat Borus, a Stanford University student who died last week, is yet to see her body even as mystery still surrounds her death.
The body of Ms Borus, one of the top students in the 2012 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examination, was found on June 14 at her residence within the university.
The last born in her family, Ms Borus was a masters student studying computer science.
Family spokesman Joseph Maswan on Tuesday told the Nation that family members led by her father, Dr Peter Borus, are were yet to view the body.
"Norah's father, Dr Borus, had travelled on Saturday to establish what exactly happened. However, they are still in the dark. They have also not known the cause of her death," said Mr Maswan.
Another family source who accompanied Dr Borus to the US told the Nation that police in the US told them they are still investigating circumstances surrounding the death of Ms Borus.
"US police told us that they must complete investigations before they release the body to the family. Probably by Thursday we shall get more information from the police," said the source in a telephone conversation.
At the same time, the Stanford University's administration declined to reveal the cause of her death only "encouraging students to reach out to counsellors", as they left police to investigate the matter
Back in Kenya, family members and friends Tuesday started meeting at the All Saints Cathedral in Nairobi for burial arrangements.
The Nation learnt that friends also continue streaming to her rural home in Elgeyo-Marakwet County top condole with the family.
Ms Borus studied at Nairobi's Precious Blood Riruta High School scored an A in her KCSE exam. She was the best-performing girl in Nairobi County in 2013.
She joined the Equity Bank African Leadership programme in 2014.
Even as police try to unravel the mystery surrounding her death, several similar incidents of students and other Kenyans who have died abroad remain unresolved.
In a span of two weeks, two deaths have been reported – that of Ms Borus and that of Ms Nancy Cheruiyot, another student who was found dead in her apartment in Australia.
Since her death, the Nation has learnt that police are yet to make any arrests even as they are reportedly in pursuit of a man who was spotted driving two cars linked to her murder.
Ms Cheruiyoit hailed from Cheptiret in Uasin Gishu County.
The two cars were later dumped at a car wrecking establishment in Australia.
She was reported missing after she failed to turn up for her sister's graduation in the USA which she had been invited and had confirmed she would attend.
At least six other Kenyans have died abroad in the recent past.
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German Unity Day celebrated in Islamabad
October 5, 2019 Leave a commentDiplomatic SceneBy Sana Jamal
German Unity Day 2019 celebrated in Islamabad to remember 30 years of the Fall of the Berlin Wall
ISLAMABAD – Hundreds of guests from all sectors of society gathered at the embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in Islamabad to celebrate German Unity Day on October 3 in the garden of the German Ambassador's residence.
The year 2019 is a very special occasion for Germany to celebrate its national day: this year on 9th November it is exactly 30 years ago that the Berlin Wall came down. Only one year later on 3rd October 1990, East and West Germany were formally reunified after being separated for 41 years. Since then, Germans finally live together in one country again.
In his speech, the German Ambassador to Pakistan, Mr. Bernhard Schlagheck, underlined that Germany owes a lot to its neighbours and partners who supported German reunification back in 1990.
He emphasized that it is thanks to these neighbours and partners that Germany today can play its role as a well-recognized member of the European Union and a respected partner in the international community.
He further expressed that during his tenure in Pakistan he would like to foster direct exchange and dialogue between the people of Pakistan and Germany in the political, economic and cultural spheres.
The chief guest of the evening, His Excellency Syed Ali Haider Zaidi,
Federal Minister for Maritime Affairs, congratulated Germany on its national day. Dignitaries and high officials from diplomatic, military, political, cultural, economic and humanitarian sectors attended the event.
The national anthems of both countries were performed by a choir of girls aged between 10 and 12 years from St. Mary's School for Girls in Rawalpindi directed by choir master Martina Timpe.
Following the speeches of the Ambassador and the Chief Guest, the cake cutting ceremony took place. After the official program of the event the guests availed themselves of the opportunity to get a deeper insight into the historical background of the process of German reunification depicted in an exhibition about the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Moreover, stalls of several German organizations like GIZ, KfW and political foundations showcased Germany's multifaceted engagement in Pakistan. In line with the German Embassy's environmental protection campaign called #GREENit every guest received a pouch with seed balls and a plant as a farewell gift.
#GermanUnityDay celebrated in Islamabad to remember 30 years of Fall of the Berlin Wall. At this occasion, German Ambassador @GermanyinPAK expressed desire to foster exchange b/w Pakistan & Germany in political, economic & cultural fields during his tenurehttps://t.co/0uYHnfHE2A pic.twitter.com/KAFaQ8AMCT
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Toliver, who turned 30 in January, is from Virginia and she was a key player on Maryland's 2006 National Title team. The eight-year pro averaged 13 points and 4 assists last year, as well as 42% three-point shooting, good for fourth in the W. She played her rookie season in Chicago and then spent the next seven years in LA. For her career, Toliver's averaged 12 points, 3 assists and 40% shooting from deep. She's established herself as of one the League's most clutch floor generals.
She joins what's quickly becoming the WNBA's most scary team, alongside 2015 Elena Delle Donne and one-time All-Star Emma Meesseman. Under head coach Mike Thibault, the Mystics attempted the third most three's last season. Now with Meesseman, Toliver and Delle Donne, Thibault has three of the best shooters around. Washington also has Tayler Hill, a talented scorer who averaged 15 ppg last season.
Breaking: #Mystics have signed All-Star PG Kristi Toliver, formerly of WNBA champion LA Sparks & 2006 NCAA champion @umdwbb. Story to come.


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The Plot Thickens: Rowing Upstream
November 30, 2016 November 30, 2016 / Robert Krenzel
As I waited to receive the proof copy of A Nest of Hornets I found myself inevitably drawn to working on Gideon Hawke #4, A Constant Thunder. I have already written several scenes, or at least the shells of those scenes, but I still have a lot of work to do on sketching out the flow of the novel. I had identified the chapters and was trying to flesh one of those chapters out when inspiration struck with a glance at a map.
It is no secret that Gideon Hawke will find himself in Daniel Morgan's Provisional Rifle Corps, and thus will move north to confront Burgoyne's "Canadian Army" in late summer of 1777. I had intended to focus one chapter on the movement north. I had a sketchy idea that there were boats involved at some point in that undertaking, but I had not yet tried to envision how that journey looked. So, last week I sat down to try to sort out how Morgan's Rifle Corps got to the Albany area.
I knew the destination, so the next step was to identify the starting point. In poking around I discovered that Morgan's headquarters was in the Hackensack, New Jersey area around the time Washington ordered Morgan to join the Northern Department. Having start and end points, I looked at the map and was hit with a blinding flash of the obvious: Hackensack and Albany both lay along the Hudson River. Given the primitive condition of the American road network in the 1770s, the fastest, cheapest, and easiest was to get five hundred men and assorted family members the roughly 130+ miles between these two points would have been to move straight up the Hudson.
The watercraft of choice in late Eighteenth Century America was the bateau: a flat-bottomed, shallow-draft vessel ranging in length from under twenty to over eighty feet in length. These craft carried both passengers and cargo, could maneuver in shallow water, and were relatively easy to transport overland. They could be propelled by sail, pole, or oar, and were critical to commerce and transportation in Colonial and Revolutionary America.
Before this I had never paid much attention to the lowly bateau, even though it features prominently in any discussion of the Saratoga Campaign. But now I find myself rearranging A Constant Thunder to include several chapters describing a bateau journey upstream. Not only will this be a great way to highlight a little understood aspect of life in Revolutionary America, but it will also serve as a metaphor on several levels. Without giving too much away, I am thinking about questions like: Who is in that boat with Gideon? What challenges does such a journey present? What other challenges might Gideon and his fellow characters face? What other life journeys might Gideon be on? What awaits at the end of the journey? What goes through a young man's mind as he sails (or rows) day after day? Is this journey a trial, a quest, or both?
Writing historical fiction can be full of surprises. Occasionally a seemingly inconsequential bit of research can turn your story on its head. In this case, a glance at a map opened up an entirely new adventure.
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1997 HX6 (asteroide 35344) é um asteroide da cintura principal. Possui uma excentricidade de 0.15791380 e uma inclinação de 2.35305º.

Este asteroide foi descoberto no dia 30 de abril de 1997 por LINEAR em Socorro.

Ver também

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Objetos astronômicos descobertos em 1997

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New Details on Microsoft's Project HoloLens Augmented Reality Headset
Posted by William Steel on May 1, 2015 May 1, 2015
Microsoft have given more insights on Project HoloLens, including a look at the hardware inside the headset and glimpses of a host of applications. The demonstrations took place at the company's annual developers conference, Build, April 29.
The insights amount to our having much greater sense of the functionality of the immersive augmented reality (AR) device which was noted as becoming available within the Windows 10 'timeframe'. But whether that means this year, or next, unfortunately we don't yet know.
We also learnt that Microsoft will be unveiling more about HoloLens in June at E3 2015 – an event that's sure to present some of the best demos yet and perhaps even a release date.
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Project HoloLens is fundamentally different from virtual reality (VR) devices such as Oculus Rift or HTC/Steam's Vive (for outlines on the VR landscape see 'The VR Race is On'). Rather than a headset that presents its wearer with an entirely simulated visual scene, HoloLens' transparent lenses allow you to see, hear and interact ordinarily with your environment.
What HoloLens does is to augment that scene using entirely state-of-the-art holographic technology that's capable of mapping virtual objects and graphics into the environment. Additional technologies allow these to not only be seen, but also heard and interacted with in what Microsoft are terming 'mixed reality'.
Microsoft HoloLens is the first fully untethered, see-through holographic computer. It enables high-definition holograms to come to life in your world, seamlessly integrating with your physical places, spaces, and things. We call this experience mixed reality. Holograms mixed with your real world will unlock all-new ways to create, communicate, work, and play.
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An augmented living room depicted in still has been advanced upon with real-time demonstrations of Project HoloLens in action. Image rights: Microsoft.
A complex blend of sensors embedded within the headset allows it to map its surroundings in real time – creating a 3D canvas of objects, walls and surfaces which, when viewed through the visor, it projects graphics onto.
An inertial measurement unit (IMU) consisting of an accelerometer, gyroscope, and magnetometer tracks head movement. The IMU, together with head tracking cameras, captures information about what a user is doing and where they're doing it.
Depth sensors play a critical role in interpreting gestures used for interacting with the digital scene. Input to HoloLens is also supported by voice commands captured by a microphone array.
The headset features a photo/video camera to support sharing experiences between users and the ability to capture HoloLens moments.
The latest demonstrations also shed light on the device's use of spatial sound technology. Developers have said that HoloLens can synthesise a binaural sound in such a way that you perceive it as having come from a specific location in the physical space around you. Apparently, a scientific model which characterises how the human ear receives sound from a specific physical location has supported this capability. Either way, it's sure to add considerable immersion to the HoloLens experience.
All this hardware is clearly going to be gathering an astonishing amount of data, much of which must be processed in real-time. To handle this, HoloLens utilises a high-end CPU and GPU, as well as a first of its type Holographic Processing Unit (HPU).
For more information, note that we provided a detailed look at how HoloLens is working when it was first unveiled – 'Introducing Project HoloLens'.
Power & Flexibility
When Project HoloLens was first unveiled in January much of its capability was conveyed through slides and images. Now, several of those same applications have been shown in full, working form. And it's seriously impressive.
The B15 robot hints at the possibilities of merging the real world with virtual – a real life computer on wheels animated into an interactive robot called B15.
We see for instance how properties of HoloLens' multi-dimensional graphics are truly powerful. They can be pinned, or anchored, into a fixed location you choose, allowed to follow their own rules of movement, or pinned to a position within your field of view independent of the direction you look or your movements.
Take the HoloLens globe and Skype feature – what we saw first as pictures, we now know is a complete app, and one that will be available in Windows 10. We witness the pinning feature, as well as the placement of windows on any surface before being enlarged to a preferred scale. Check out HoloLens' lead developer Alex Kipman narrating through this demonstration of the device.
That graphics can follow some path of movement according to rules of their own is an exciting prospect. One that hints at possibilities for forms of AI, or at the very least virtual characters, to feature in future HoloLens applications. After all, the demonstrations did feature video of a virtual puppy and a little robot. Could virtual assistants be on the horizon? Almost certainly.
Project HoloLens entirely untethered – meaning that there's no need for cables, or even connection to a PC. It will function as a stand-alone, battery powered device. Having said that, it's unlikely that HoloLens will be working outdoors – since it's not been demonstrated and Microsoft have focussed on in-door scenarios.
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At the demonstration this week an emphasis was placed on the device's working seamlessly with Windows 10. More specifically all universal apps, which currently includes Office apps, Outlook and Photos, will function with HoloLens.
Furthermore, Windows 10 will come with application programming interfaces (APIs) that support holographic computing – meaning that developers can work with APIs to extend holographic platforms.
Windows 10 is the first platform to support holographic computing with APIs that enable gaze, gesture, voice, and environmental understanding on an untethered device. With Windows 10, holograms are Windows universal apps, and all Windows universal apps can be made to work as holograms.
Building Project HoloLens with Windows 10 in mind is a huge hint at what Microsoft envision. Unlike many VR headsets which thus far are geared toward tapping the gaming market, Project HoloLens appears focussed on mainstream personal computing and advancing mixed reality as a principal platform for interacting with the digital world. Of course it'll still be interesting to see if HoloLens games are demoed at E3 in June – since the possibilities here too are extraordinary.
Aside from personal computing, another new video clip from the demonstrations provides a look at what HoloLens could do for industry, in particular for design. The video conveys outcomes from collaboration between Microsoft and Trimble, a company which provides design tools for architects and engineer. We see renderings of architectural designs coming to life as holograms at various scales, rooms transformed with blueprints overlaid over existing structures, and modifications made to designs in real-time.
The scope of applications for AR technology the likes of which HoloLens is advancing is hard to foresee at this time, but to hear Microsoft's take on it, we're looking at the beginnings of a new era for interacting with digital media and information.
There were developments beyond new demonstrations too. Microsoft launched an official YouTube channel Project HoloLens – available here. The company also found time to update the official Project HoloLens website. A video of the Build keynote is available here.
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Around sixty people, scattered around the 'aircraft hangar' that is the upstairs at The Old Vic, turned out to watch the Pointy Boss and The Spice Pistols knock out some top tunes on Tuesday 19 June 2001.
Technical problems (like a completely silent PA system, and the absence of the sound engineer to work it) left things running behind schedule, as the one-CD 'disco' worked overtime to hold the audience's attention. Eventually, things fell into place, soundchecks were grabbed, and the evening got underway.
First up, The Spice Pistols took to the stage to serve up a tasty set of punk and new wave classics.
Audience favourites included The Clash's 'London Calling' and Blondie's 'Hanging on the Telephone', but there were loads more goodies to choose from.
Shamefully, The Old Vic shut both bars early, depriving Pointy Boss — and especially Nik 'just-water-for-me' Smith — of post-set beer, so the band's £12 profit went unspent.
More photos from the gig are on display in the Gallery.


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by Niki Hughes, Hannah Price, Miranda Stearn, Rob Theodore and Jenny Williams | 01.11.19
Posted in Museum life
by Niki Hughes
Opening Doors Project Coordinator, University of Cambridge Museums
by Hannah Price
Programme Coordinator, University of Cambridge Museums
by Miranda Stearn
Head of learning, The Fitzwilliam Museum
by Rob Theodore
Exhibition and Displays Coordinator, Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences
by Jenny Williams
Education & Outreach Assistant, Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology; Learning Inclusion Coordinator, Fitzwilliam Museum
The Museums Association Conference is one of the largest gatherings of museum folk in the calendar. The University of Cambridge Museums (UCM) organised or contributed to three sessions for the 2019 conference in Brighton.
Here are some of our highlights from an action-packed two days.
"I saw a group of people who just wanted to show their collections were open to all."
Niki Hughes, Opening Doors Project Coordinator, University of Cambridge Museums
I am trying to think of a way to say that the best bit of the conference was the part that I was involved in, without sounding totally egocentric. However, it really was good and I got a lot out of it. We worked with Sacha Coward to create a panel of Queer Avengers (I personally felt that I rocked the mask and cape) from various museums.
Queer Avengers Assemble!
After an initial introduction we each spoke about why we were at that sessions and what we felt we could bring to it. I must admit, I was nervous. I felt like a fraud as I was surrounded by people from the LGBTQ+ Community who could talk with authority on the subject matter due to personal experience. This is not something I have. As the session went on, I realised why I was there and why it was hugely important to have someone on the panel as an ally. I looked around the room and I saw a group of people who just wanted to show that their collections were open to all. There was a sea of smiling faces who were focused on providing solutions for real examples of homophobic and transphobic behaviour (names and locations changed) that staff have been confronted with. Everyone wanted to help and support each other and I saw many business cards and email addresses being swapped so that the conversations could continue. This, coupled with a great brainstorming session over a super Burrito, really made my conference.
The most fun and thought provoking hour at #Museums2019 yet! Getting to wear a mask was a bonus! #QueerAvengers pic.twitter.com/VGQhVi3R48
— Michael Hardy 🏛🎶 🏳🌈 (@MichaelCurates) October 3, 2019
The most opulent conference reception venue ever? Brighton Royal Pavilion.
"Our learning programmes should nurture ways of thinking that can underpin the moments of activism we see blossoming within and beyond museums."
Miranda Stearn, Fitzwilliam Museum Head of Learning and UCM Activity Lead for Learning
I found the focus of this year's conference on ethics and sustainability helpful, and in many sessions found myself considering how the values and approaches we were discussing could be brought to bear in my area, museum learning. I was therefore particularly pleased to see sessions with a specific education focus (something of a rarity at MA) – a roundtable discussion convened by Group for Education in Museums and Engage on how museum and gallery education might help save the planet, and a session sharing the MA's recent research into the current state of museum learning.
The former featured UCM's own Liz Hide, and it was great to hear one of our Directors thinking through the distinctive role learning programmes might play in relation to promoting sustainable futures. As education staff across the UCM, we have already begun talking about how we can hold ourselves accountable and do better in terms of the sustainability of the materials we use in our activities and be transparent about this. The conference session took the conversation wider – in terms of how our learning programmes can support people of all ages to listen to Greta Thunberg's call to 'unite behind the science' by providing scientific knowledge and understanding, but also crucially the critical thinking skills to understand evidence and challenge 'fake news'. This enquiry-based approach to learning, supporting participants to ask questions and draw conclusions based on the objects they encounter in our collections, goes across collections disciplines. At their best, our learning programmes should nurture ways of thinking that can underpin the moments of activism that we see blossoming within and beyond museums. I am looking forward to working with colleagues, partners and participants to see how we can maximise the relevance of our practice in relation to climate and sustainability.
My final conference takeaway however comes from Ahdaf Soueif, former trustee of the British Museum who resigned earlier this year, who encouraged us to think about our responsibility for the objects but also our responsibility for the narratives we weave round them and make sure those narratives were deployed in the best possible way– recognising that this will depend on context but that we have responsibility to find the most urgent narratives for the current times.
"Africa has moved on"
Rob Theodore, Exhibitions & Displays Coordinator, Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences
This year's MA conference was my third and by far the most stimulating and enjoyable. I felt a genuine desire for the sector to open up, be more accountable and break down some of the current ways of thinking.
The mood of the conference was optimistic and, despite the serious and sobering topics of the state of the planet's environment and the levels of inequality between its human inhabitants, was also quite jovial. I didn't ever expect to be at a conference where jokes about the sector's mostly white, middle-class workforce were being dropped and were getting laughs! I felt much more comfortable there than in previous years and I hope this continues.
I found the discussions and presentations around decolonisation fascinating. There is not enough space to put all my thoughts down but the conference highlighted some of the very careful thought over the repatriation and display of material. My favourite quote was that 'Africa has moved on'. The objects, the people and cultural practices are all very different to the 19th Century and it is not a simple case of 'giving things back'. Opening up discussions with the object's cultural origins and with the diaspora, as well as the political and cultural authorities of a country are key to dealing with this delicate issue.
This linked to another big theme of the conference – the need to move away from the hierarchies developed during the days of Empire and to open up museums to more collaborations with communities. I noticed, and I wasn't the only one, that there were questions and comments about how museum language can be rather inaccessible and alienating. I feel like we're very aware of this when we produce gallery interpretation and with teaching, but this needs to extend to the communities we engage with, how we broaden our museum workforces and attract different types of stakeholders to invest and support us. This push for more community-led practice also opened up questions about potential conflict between communities around objects, narratives and the museum space, taking us back to whether the museum still holds that power to decide.
"Share what you're thinking … because you never know who else is thinking the same way and wants to help you or join you."
Jenny Williams, Education & Outreach Assistant, Museum of Archaeology & Anthropology and Learning Inclusion Coordinator, Fitzwilliam Museum
Jenny presents alongside Sofia Romuolo of Fire Hazard Games, who worked with the UCM on the environmentally-themed adventure game Operation Survival
This was my first Museums Association conference and I was really lucky to be presenting part of a seminar on the UCM's work engaging audiences with global environmental issues. I shared some of the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology's work on Pacific Currents, a refurbishment of our permanent Pacific displays and an associated education and outreach programme which aimed to engage audiences with issues like climate change and ocean pollution. The conference gave me an opportunity to think carefully about Pacific Currents and consider what we had done well and where we could still improve. It gave me the opportunity to meet colleagues across the museum sector all doing their best to make museums greener places whether through the way our buildings operate or in the stories that we tell our audiences. The biggest learning point for me was to share what you're thinking, what you want to achieve and where you think you're failing, because you never know who else is thinking the same way and wants to help you or join you. I came away feeling supported and inspired and ready to get back to work.
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A Life of Caring
By Marilyn Beaton
With Marilyn Marsh & Jeanette Walsh
A collection of oral histories from nurses practicing during the 20s and 30s in Newfoundland and Labrador.
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Marilyn Beaton
Marilyn Beaton has been a nurse for over thirty years. For many of those years she has been an Associate Professor at the Memorial University School of Nursing where she has taught basic and Post RN nursing students. Throughout her career Marilyn has been very active in nursing, serving on various provincial and national committees. Marilyn comes from a family tradition of nursing with many of her family members having also been nurses. Because of this and other nurses she has met, she wanted to record the history, tell the stories and preserve the strong tradition of nursing in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Marilyn Marsh
Now retired, Marilyn Marsh practiced nursing for many years in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Jeanette Walsh
Jeanette Walsh is retired from nursing after a 35 year career in the profession. Jeanette worked in a variety of nursing positions but spent the majority of her career in nursing education primarily at the General Hospital School of Nursing. During her time in nursing Jeanette was very involved in professional activities at both the provincial and national levelrnrnJeanette also comes from a family tradition of nursing with her sister, aunt and several cousins in nursing. As a graduate of the General Hospital School of Nursing, Jeanette shared a similar education tradition as the nurses interviewed for this book. Jeanette volunteers at the Lillian Stevenson Archives/ Museum preserving nursing history.
"A vivid and dynamic book … each story has something unique, some details or turns of events that surprises and intrigues. " - Robin McGrath, The Telegram
Reflections from the contributors of BIG: Stories about Life in Plus-Sized Bodies
March 6, 2020 by Christina Myers
Of all the subjects a writer can tackle, our own lives are both the most intimidating and the most rewarding. It requires a unique vulnerability to share our private moments, joys, traumas, and memories. Talking about our own bodies, in particular, can be overwhelming – but ... Read more
Forget-Me-Not: Oil and Water
Today's Forget-Me-Not tells the unbelievable true story of Lanier Phillips, the sole survivor of the 1942 USS Truxton shipwreck off the Burin Peninsula. Not your typical race-relation story, Oil and Water (Playwrights Canada Press) explores what it was like for Lanier to ... Read more
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Q: Reporting Services buttons show up one under the other instead of side-by-side This seems a browser problem to me.  When I render a reporting services report in IE11, the "Export", "Refresh" and "Export to Data Feed" buttons show up under each other taking up a lot of extra screen space.  Does anybody know what could be causing this?
I am running Reporting Services 2012:

My IE version:

and here is how the buttons appear:

A: I found this self-answered question on Stack Overflow - maybe it will help you.
SQL Server Report Manager report showing export, refresh, data feed buttons on separate lines

A: Just adding this comment, so it shows up as "answered", but all the credit goes to Martin Smith:
Thank you, Martin! Installing SQL2012 SP1 CU8 update did the trick for me! Note that hacking around with files as suggested here did not help

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in The Merchant of Venice. Nominee for Best Actress in a Drama/Comedy at NH Theatre Awards.
Hot August Nights, Looking Ahead to Winter!
"As a vegetable it is obviously one of God's mistakes, but as a name it passes, I think."
Here Comes the Boom… and strawberry season!


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While the Zika virus is fading from the headlines, another threat is still quietly lurking, right here.
HIV, the human immunodeficiency virus, causes AIDS, which has been linked to more than 600,000 deaths in America since it first bloomed in the 1980s.
Neither HIV nor AIDS have gone away; more than 12,000 Americans died of AIDS-related causes in 2012. Now, however, HIV is not a sentence to a lingering, wasting death. With proper drugs -- rather expensive drugs, mind you -- people carrying the HIV virus can lead healthy lives for decades without developing AIDS.
The key, of course, is knowing that you're a carrier, so you can be treated. Therein lies a paradox. The populations most likely to carry HIV -- intravenous drug users and those engaging in unprotected, hazardous sex -- are not the most likely to look after their health. Many don't have health insurance.
This is not a faraway problem. Health officials estimate that 223 Gaston County residents have HIV or AIDS. (Cleveland and Lincoln counties trail, with a total of 91 and 28 cases respectively.)
We've already seen this year how a bipartisan coalition, trying to save money, gutted the state's mosquito-control programs -- just as mosquito-borne Zika popped up on the public's radar. The General Assembly will be reconvening soon; fixing this will be a worthwhile chore.
AIDS, meanwhile, flutters in the background like a ghost.
New HIV cases still pop up in the county. Like many other North Carolina areas, our region is seeing a disturbing upsurge in heroin use. With a new epidemic of addiction, and less use of condoms as the AIDS scare fades, we could again see an epidemic like the one that took so many lives in the 1980s.
It's folly to say that the people who catch this virus deserve it. Germs have no morality. Those with HIV can infect innocent people: spouses, fiancées, children.
We have to keep testing, and we have to keep funding a strong clinical response. Too much is at stake
New HIV infections by state in 2013
Florida 5,377; California 5,334; Texas 4,854; New York 3,803; Georgia 3,020; New Jersey 2,177; Maryland 2,174; Illinois 2,091; North Carolina 1,578; Pennsylvania 1,425.
Nearly 37 million people are now living with HIV worldwide.
2.6 million are under the age of 15.


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Janice Louise Callihan Wrobleski
Janice Louise Callihan Wrobleski, 74, of Miola Road, Clarion, died unexpectedly Thursday, January 20, 2011, at her residence. Born May 20, 1936, in Helen Furnace, she was the daughter of the late Cecil Clair and Mary Milliron Callihan. Mrs. Wrobleski was a graduate of Clarion High School and the former Clarion Teacher's College. She was married on January 22, 1958 to Bernard E. Wrobleski, who preceded her in death on January 23, 1975. Mrs. Wrobleski was a librarian with the Springdale School System. She was a member of the Helen Furnace United Methodist Church. Mrs. Wrobleski enjoyed reading, sewing, crocheting, and needlepoint. She is survived by one son, William E. Wrobleski and his wife, René, of DuBois; one grandson, Michael Wrobleski and his wife, Emily, of Findlay, OH; one great granddaughter, Michaela Wrobleski; one step grandson, Timothy Thompson and his wife, Jaime, of Festus, MO; and one step great granddaughter, Makayla Thompson. Also surviving are three brothers, James R. Callihan and his wife, Monie, of Lucinda; Paul L. Callihan and his wife, Natalie, of Carlsbad, CA; and Larry R. Callihan of Transfer; and four sisters, Evelyn McClaine and her husband, Richard, of Butler; Carole Smith and her husband, Archie, of Clarion; Beverly Hess and her husband, Robert, of The Villages, FL; and Darlene Callihan of Miola. In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by three brothers, Eugene Callihan, Donald Callihan, and Daniel Callihan; and one sister, Mary Elaine Callihan. Family will receive friends from Noon to 4 p.m. on Sunday, January 23, 2011, at the Robert V. Burns Funeral Home, 638 Wood Street, Clarion. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. on Monday, January 24, 2011, in the funeral home with Rev. J. Mark Hurst, pastor of the Helen Furnace United Methodist Church, officiating. Interment will be held Greenwood Cemetery in Lower Burrell. The family suggests that memorials and donations be made to the American Cancer Society, 133B West Main Street, Clarion, PA 16214.
Janice Louise Callihan Wrobleski, 74, of Miola Road, Clarion, died unexpectedly Thursday, January 20, 2011, at her residence. Born May 20, 1936, in Helen Furnace, she was the daughter of the late Cecil Clair and Mary Milliron Callihan. Mrs.... View Obituary & Service Information
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Apple iPad Available For Pre-Order From March 12, On Sale From April 3
Leena Rao	@LeenaRao / 11 years
Apple just announced that its tablet device, the iPad, will be available in the U.S. on April 3. See announcement below.
When Apple unveiled the device a few months ago, we were told it would be available by March. Rumors began to swirl recently that shipment of the devices was delayed until April. According to the release, the Wi-Fi models of the iPad will be available starting April 3, with the Wi-Fi and 3G models rolled out by late April. Starting on March 12, U.S. customers can pre-order the device either online or at their local Apple retail store. The device will be available in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Spain, Switzerland and the UK in late April.
Pricing has remained the same, with the basic Wi-Fi enabled model starting at $499. Pricing is as follows: $499 for 16GB, $599 for 32GB, $699 for 64GB. Wi-Fi + 3G models will be available in late April for $629 for 16GB, $729 for 32GB and $829 for 64GB.
Apple is launching with 12 apps designed especially for iPad and will run almost all of the 150,000 apps on the App Store. The supposed Kindle-killer will debut with an iBooks app, which will be available for free download from the App Store in the US on April 3. Apple's partnered witha number of publishers including the Hachette Book Group, HarperCollins Publishers, Macmillan Publishers, Penguin Group and Simon & Schuster.
Apple® today announced that its magical and revolutionary iPad will be available in the US on Saturday, April 3, for Wi-Fi models and in late April for Wi-Fi + 3G models. In addition, all models of iPad will be available in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Spain, Switzerland and the UK in late April.
Beginning a week from today, on March 12, US customers can pre-order both Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi + 3G models from Apple's online store (www.apple.com) or reserve a Wi-Fi model to pick up on Saturday, April 3, at an Apple retail store.
"iPad is something completely new," said Steve Jobs, Apple's CEO. "We're excited for customers to get their hands on this magical and revolutionary product and connect with their apps and content in a more intimate, intuitive and fun way than ever before."
Starting at just $499, iPad lets users browse the web, read and send email, enjoy and share photos, watch videos, listen to music, play games, read ebooks and much more. iPad is just 0.5 inches thick and weighs just 1.5 pounds–thinner and lighter than any laptop or netbook–and delivers battery life of up to 10 hours.*
iPad's revolutionary Multi-Touch(TM) interface makes surfing the web an entirely new experience, dramatically more interactive and intimate than on a computer. You can read and send email on iPad's large screen and almost full-size "soft" keyboard or import photos from a Mac®, PC or digital camera, see them organized as albums, and enjoy and share them using iPad's elegant slideshows. iPad makes it easy to watch movies, TV shows and YouTube, all in HD, or flip through the pages of an ebook you downloaded from Apple's new iBookstore while listening to your music collection.
The App Store on iPad lets you wirelessly browse, buy and download new apps from the world's largest app store. iPad includes 12 new innovative apps designed especially for iPad and will run almost all of the more than 150,000 apps on the App Store, including apps already purchased for your iPhone® or iPod touch®. Developers are already creating exciting new apps designed for iPad that take advantage of its Multi-Touch interface, large screen and high-quality graphics.
The new iBooks app for iPad includes Apple's new iBookstore, the best way to browse, buy and read books on a mobile product. The iBookstore will feature books from the New York Times Best Seller list from both major and independent publishers, including Hachette Book Group, HarperCollins Publishers, Macmillan Publishers, Penguin Group and Simon & Schuster.
The iTunes® Store gives iPad users access to the world's most popular online music, TV and movie store with a catalog of over 12 million songs, over 55,000 TV episodes and over 8,500 films including over 2,500 in stunning high definition. All the apps and content you download on iPad from the App Store, iTunes Store and iBookstore will be automatically synced to your iTunes library the next time you connect with your computer.
iPad will be available in Wi-Fi models on April 3 in the US for a suggested retail price of $499 for 16GB, $599 for 32GB, $699 for 64GB. The Wi-Fi + 3G models will be available in late April for a suggested retail price of $629 for 16GB, $729 for 32GB and $829 for 64GB. iPad will be sold in the US through the Apple Store® (www.apple.com), Apple's retail stores and select Apple Authorized Resellers.
iPad will be available in both Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi + 3G models in late April in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Spain, Switzerland and the UK. International pricing will be announced in April. iPad will ship in additional countries later this year.
The iBooks app for iPad including Apple's iBookstore will be available as a free download from the App Store in the US on April 3, with additional countries added later this year.
*Battery life depends on device settings, usage and other factors. Actual results vary.
Apple ignited the personal computer revolution in the 1970s with the Apple II and reinvented the personal computer in the 1980s with the Macintosh. Today, Apple continues to lead the industry in innovation with its award-winning computers, OS X operating system and iLife and professional applications. Apple is also spearheading the digital media revolution with its iPod portable music and video players and iTunes online store, and has entered the mobile phone market with its revolutionary iPhone.


One day I was browsing through some of my favorite blogs and I came across a website called Influenster which is a community where you can share reviews, news, and products through social media. Since I love to check out reviews before I buy anything, I figured I would check it out.
After creating my account, I was asked a series of questions about myself and bam! I was surprised to receive an invite to be a part of their newest campaign involving a Voxbox. A Voxbox is a box that Influenster sends to you and it contains various full-size items to try for FREE! YAY!! I love free stuff don't you?
The campaign I was chosen for was a Nurture Voxbox and contained items like shampoo, sunscreen, Dramamine, face mask, Uncle Ben's rice, RedVines, and OreIda fries. Once you have tried your products you can write reviews and complete tasks to be eligible for additional prizes.
Although you may not meet the criteria for a Voxbox every time, Influenster is still a very useful site for finding great new products. Read the review on that awesome new lip tar you've had your eye on before dishing out the dough. I can't tell you how many products I didn't blow money on or products I went out and bought due to Influenster's reviews.
I thoroughly enjoyed my Nurture Voxbox as well as completing the tasks. In essence, the more involved you are (socially) the better your chances of a campaign invite. Also, you must be in the targeted group of recipients they are seeking. For example if the latest campaign is for new mothers and you have teenagers then you won't qualify for that campaign but hang tight because that perfect campaign is waiting for you!!
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Q: Spring JavaMailSenderImpl auto detect server available I use JavaMailSenderImpl in SpringBoot website.
    @Autowired
    private JavaMailSender mailSender;

    private void sendMail(String from, String[] to, String subject, String content)
    {
        SimpleMailMessage message = new SimpleMailMessage();
        message.setFrom(from);
        message.setTo(to);
        message.setSubject(subject);
        message.setText(content);
        try {
            mailSender.send(message);
            PublicLogger.LOGGER_DEDUCT_GENERATE_NOTIFICATION_SERVICE_IMPL.info("The email has been sent");
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            PublicLogger.LOGGER_DEDUCT_GENERATE_NOTIFICATION_SERVICE_IMPL.error("sent email failed: {}", ex);
        }
    }

At night, nobody is using this website. It throws exception.

So I guess, there is some way that Spring check the SMTP server availability itself at sometimes. Do you know where to set this? Thanks.

A: If you want to enable/disable mail health check:
application.properties
management.health.mail.enabled=true # Whether to enable Mail health check.

A: By default Spring Boot Actuator checks if your smtp server is reachable as a part of the overall health check. And in case it's not the health check fails (503 Status: DOWN). The frequency of health checks is usually set in platform (e.g. Kubernetes) config.


Exit onto Route 114 heading south east. Proceed 9.6 miles. Take a HARD right onto Forest St ( across from Used car dealer & Rays Auto Repairs).Proceed 1.3mi. and turn left onto Upton Hills Ln. Proceed .1mi and take right onto Donovans Way. Proceed to 25 Donovans Way ( gray house set back). Drive to bottom of driveway. Enter door with black awning in rear.
Proceed West on Route 114 for .4mi and take left onto Forest St. (across from Used car dealer & Rays Auto Repairs).Proceed 1.3mi. and turn left onto Upton Hills Ln. Proceed .1mi and take right onto Donovans Way. Proceed to 25 Donovans Way ( gray house set back). Drive to bottom of driveway. Enter door with black awning in rear.


My body inspection said that there is slight bubbling on the offside rear arch, that settles is! Went to a reputable bodyshop earlier for a quote for both arches back to bare metal, painted and then the arch seal being reapplied and to get the rear bumper painted as it has 2 slight marks so might as well get it all done together.
They quoted approximately £700-£800 for the work. They were busy and I wanted a ball park figure so I didn't get a written quote. Now to look around for good shops and get some prices done! Oh the joys!
Haha, I'm sure you'll find one!
It has been a long time since I updated this thread, a lot has happened so I will try to include all of it in this post!
I then drove nearly 150 mile round trip to Munich Legends to have a thorough check of the car to ensure everything was good. They picked up a weep from the sump gasket, front brake hoses needed replacement, rear abs rings need changing and they did say drive shats may need changing if the rust is too bad (the rings have been changed and drive shafts were caught early so are fine).
I decided I wanted to have a transmission refresh too, so I ordered: gearbox oil, Diff oil, transmission mounts and engine mounts, I also got the sump gasket and oil for the change.
Changed the side repeaters that had faded badly!
My friend had picked up my MV2s from my garage and was refurbishment centre bound!
Wheels all done with new centre caps and M Sport stickers, which were also coated with some Crystal Serum Light.
Wheels were fitted and also had the windows tinted.
Finally got the rear arches painted, the picture was pre flat and Polish hence the huge amount of peel! still peel is better than rust!
It feels much nicer to use, weighted and the band at the bottom looks much nicer to me.
That puts the post pretty much up to date for now!
I have parts ordered and plans for the very near future so I will update accordingly!
Ordered these on Saturday morning, arrived this morning from Germany!


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A picture book combines visual and verbal narratives aimed at young children with the pictures being prominent rather than the text, which is written with vocabulary a child can understand but not necessarily read. Therefore, picture books have two functions for children: firstly they are read to young children by adults, and then later children read them once they begin learning to read.
Well known children's books include Beatrix Potter's The Tale of Peter Rabbit, Dr. Seuss' The Cat In The Hat, and Maurice Sendak's Where the Wild Things Are.
Which was your childhood favorite?
From the mid-1960's several children's literature awards have included a category for picture books. However, some picture books are published with content aimed at older children or even adults. Tibet: Through the Red Box, by Peter Sis, is one example of a picture book aimed at an adult audience.
My first published book was a picture book, Rumble's First Scare. Not because it was easier but rather the subject matter appealed as a unique children's story. The POV of a monster coming from underground on All Hallow's Eve to 'scare' the children. However, Rumble is much too cute to be really scary.
Do you write children's books? Care to share in the comments?
Hi, Mandy, thank you for agreeing to this interview. Tell us a little about yourself and your background? I am originally from England but moved to Canada ten years ago. This is the third continent; I have lived on, as I was born in South Africa. The sharp contrasts in culture, weather, landscape and experience have left traces in my soul that I draw upon for my writing. My lifelong interest in the natural world and fairy folklore, influence my writing style and some of the subjects I cover. Although, I have been creative my whole life, delving into paint, clay, textiles, and everything in between, it was not until I moved to Canada that I 'found' writing. It seems bizarre that I never tried writing as a creative outlet before, but I am now making up for lost time. My first book was published in 2011 and to date, I have four others published with two more launching in 2018!
Discuss your newest book. My novel, The Twesome Loop, starts its journey in the late 1990's English countryside, where several characters make seemingly unrelated choices to travel to Italy. Melissa is fleeing a loveless marriage, Gerald wants to find his soul mate, Brett is motivated by greed and Nancy's insatiable lust drives her. They are drawn not only by the beauty and life of Italy, but by an unexplained inner longing. Each is unaware that a pact made generations before, links their souls to each other and the beautiful villa they will stay in. A parallel story takes the reader to 1874, where a young woman's happiness is sacrificed for her father's ambition. Unable to resist she suffers at her older husbands hands until his brother offers a way to escape.
The story came about because I have been fascinated with reincarnation for decades and it was a way to incorporate it into a narrative. I also love England and Italy and enjoyed featuring both places. Sounds amazing!
Do you recall how your interest in writing originated? When I came to Canada I promised myself a creative outlet. My children were older and did not need constant attention so I wanted to find something for me, not just for my creativity but also to meet new people in our new country. During our first library trip, a regular Saturday occurrence, I browsed the many leaflets displayed for local clubs and picked up a handful. As we left I saw a notice board promoting a writing group the following Tuesday. I sorted out the leaflet read the information and decided to attend. The first meeting was nerve racking – new people, new place, and new craft. I listened and stayed quiet for a couple of meetings then braved reading a brief story. The surprise ending had everyone gasp and that's the moment I was hooked.
What are your current projects? Oh wow! This is going to be a list.
YA novella, Creature Hunt on Planet Toaria – publishing spring 2018 – chapter header illustrations to decide upon & complete.
What books have most influenced your life most? I would have to say, I have been a compulsive reader my whole life and there are far too many books to mention. I loved magical themes, stories of the natural world and a broad spectrum of genres. However, I am a huge Stephen King fan, his skillful story telling is masterful and awe inspiring. King is such an inspiration to many, myself included. He is a great mentor, even if he is not aware of it.
What inspired you to write your first book? My first book was a children's picture book, Rumble's First Scare, so not a complicated or long narrative! It came about when I wrote a story prompted by a word prompt on my writing group's website. The theme was Halloween but I didn't want to write the usual 'someone gets scared by something' so wrote from the point of view of a young monster on his first scare. My friend and fellow writing group member, Linda persuaded me to publish it. And that was the start.
Give us an insight into your main character. What does he/she do that is so special? This is a difficult question in the case of The Twesome Loop as there are four main characters whose lives are impacted by the discovery of their past lives. (see above question). The novel, Life in Slake Patch is set in an alternative future under matriarchal law. The sexes live in separate compounds and only have weekly visits. My main POV character is Evan – a young man living the life unchanged for generations. He becomes the vehicle for change, while fighting a band of dissents, holding a secret book and becoming married.
Is there a message in your novel that you want readers to grasp? In The Twesome Loop, I want my readers to see love can be a powerful thing across time but also that love can overcome religion, traditions and oppression. This is a good message, especially with Valentine's day just a few days passed.
Which actor/actress would you like to see playing the lead character from your most recent book? For The Twesome Loop, I see Liam Hemsworth and Camilla Belle as the love torn lovers.
What made you decide to sit down and actually start something? Once I began writing short responses to word prompts, it soon became a flood of ideas crowding my mind. The more I wrote the longer the narratives and the more I became obsessed.
Do you write full-time or part-time? Unfortunately only part-time – I have a full time job as well as a freelance writing business. I also have roles as secretary for the local writer's foundation and president of the local arts & culture council.
What was the hardest thing about writing your latest book? To actually finish it, I wrote the first draft during a NaNoWriMo in 2010. It was revised and edited, put away and the process repeated seven times. I loved the story but the complication of two time periods and multiple characters back and forth across time took some careful plotting and continuity. NaNoWriMo is a daunting task within itself, but the complexities of your work make it twice as. That also means twice as rewarding.
What is the easiest thing about writing? Sitting down and typing while the story unfolds on the page – I am a free flow writer, so do not plot prior to writing. I let the narrative and characters carry me on a journey.
What book are you reading now? I have just finished Sleeping Beauties and started 11/22/63 – yes I know both Stephen King and I don't usually read them back to back but they were Christmas gifts. I will have to check out Sleeping Beauties, it's one I haven't heard of.
What is one random thing about you? I used to sit in graveyards cleaning the gravestones as a youth. I find graveyards so peaceful and think it is a respectable job, cleaning gravestones.
What is your preferred medium of writing? Pen and paper or strictly tablet and computer? Most of my writing is on my laptop although I do jot down short stories in notebooks when an idea hits me.
What does your writing process look like? An idea will come to me, whether from a news story, an overheard dialogue, or even a photo and it sparks a character or setting in my mind. As I have said before, I let the story flow through me and even when it diverts in a direction I was not expecting I just go with it. I can sit and write, when left alone, for hours. Sometimes I listen to classical music but mostly in silence. It is my happy place.
How important are names to you in your books? I try to make sure the names reflect the character's traits, time period and their place in the narrative.
Did you make any marketing mistakes or is there anything you would avoid in future? I am spasmodic in my promotion and need to be more organized in avenues of advertising and target marketing.
What is your favorite book and why? You will find this interesting as it is not a Stephen King book. I love and re-read on a regular basis a book called Ferney by James Long. It centers on a young woman and an old man who are the reincarnations of past lives. It is a fabulously written book and the story totally mesmerizing.
Do you have any advice for other writers? Find a writing group who supports and encourages you and where you can receive constructive critique. Like the Authors Helping Authors Beyond Marketing (New budding group on Facebook).
What do you like to do when you're not writing? Apart from the day job – freelance projects, event planning for both non-profit organizations, traveling to book events and attending local author readings.
From where do you gain your inspiration? It is a common answer from writers – everywhere and everything but I have found unusual news stories, fairy folklore and the natural world to be my main sources of inspiration. I've been waiting to plug this in because I found it to be my favorite cover of one of your books!
What would you say are the main advantages and disadvantages of self-publishing against being published or the other way around? As I am published through a small publishing company, I cannot comment on self-publishing. I will say that a smaller publisher enables me to have more control over the process, the design and look of the books and it is a far more personal service.
How do you market your books? I am prolific on social media, I have a blog where my books are featured, and my publisher's website has all my titles. I regularly attend author readings and local and provincial literary events. My books are in the local libraries and independent book stores.
Would you or do you use a PR agency? Funny you should ask I have just had discussions with a PR company this week. It is a new venture for me.
Do you have any advice for other authors on how to market their books? Start local and build from there – try not to conquer the world in one go. Gauge how much you want to market and where and focus on that, spreading yourself too thin only exhausts you and leaves no time to write.
What part of your writing time do you devote to marketing your book? I would say writing is 60% and marketing 40% – it is the writing I enjoy and if people read my stories now or in the future that is my reward.
I do not openly request book reviews apart from the occasional meme share on social media. When people buy my books I do request a review. I am keen to see what this PR company can do on this subject. Watch this space.
Any amusing story about marketing books that happened to you? When I was promoting The Twesome Loop I did entice readers by mentioning that it contained 'spicy bits' – several purchasers remarked on this strategy saying it was the reason they wanted to read it.
Which social network worked best for you? I find Facebook, twitter and Goodreads all have on par success for me. My blog seems to be the place readers and writers visit a great deal.
Which famous person, living or dead would you like to meet and why? Without a doubt I would love to spend time with my literary hero, Stephen King. He is a skillful writer but also a fascinating personality, to sit down with him would be a dream come true. I would like to find out what makes the man tick.
If you could have been the original author of any book, what would it have been and why? I would be honored to have written Ferney. It is the ultimate reincarnation story.
What advice would you give to aspiring writers? Don't be afraid to try new styles, don't restrict yourself to one genre explore them all. Let the story flow and do not edit as you go but later on once the narrative is finished.


I was searching for a Property and found this listing (MLS® #35167881). Please send me more information regarding 3769 County Road 962, Alvin, Texas, 77511-8659. Thank you!
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Q: Trying jsoup: getting "cannot find symbol" when I just declared it the line before I need to find a value in an html table, so right now I'm trying to get the hang of JSoup.
I'm trying to use implement this code: http://jsoup.org/cookbook/extracting-data/dom-navigation
The first two lines I've implemented, but the third one (Element content = doc.getElementById("content");) causes an "error: cannot find symbol. symbol: variable doc. location: class testparse).
Here is my code:
import org.jsoup.*;
import org.jsoup.nodes.*;
import java.io.*;

public class testparse {
  public static void main(String[] args){
    try
    {
    File input = new File("abc.htm");
    Document doc = Jsoup.parse(input, "UTF-8", "");
    }
    catch(IOException exc){
      System.out.println(exc);
    }

    Element content = doc.getElementById("content");

  }
}

All help is greatly appreciated!

A: The scope of the variables is within the try block:
try
{
    File input = new File("abc.htm");
    Document doc = Jsoup.parse(input, "UTF-8", "");
}

To fix, declare the variables outside:
File input = null;
Document doc = null;

try
{
    input = new File("abc.htm");
    doc = Jsoup.parse(input, "UTF-8", "");
}


Basel, April 1, 2019 - Novartis announced today that it is adding to its broad portfolio of immunomodulatory medicines with the planned acquisition of IFM Tre, a subsidiary of IFM Therapeutics LLC focused on developing anti-inflammatory medicines targeting the NLRP3 inflammasome. The acquisition will give Novartis full rights to IFM Tre's portfolio of NLRP3 inhibitors.
The NLRP3 (nucleotide-binding domain, leucine-rich repeat-containing receptor pyrin domain containing 3) pathway plays a critical role in the body's innate immune system, serving as a danger sensor for pathogens like bacteria and viruses as well as for endogenous signals of tissue damage or metabolic disorders. When activated, NLRP3 triggers an inflammatory response via the assembly of a multi-protein complex called the inflammasome.
While the NLRP3 inflammasome plays a critical role in the innate immune system by fighting off potentially dangerous pathogens and endogenous disorders, pathologic chronic activation is associated with several metabolic, fibrotic, autoimmune, and neurological diseases. Preclinical studies have shown that IFM Tre's molecules can selectively suppress inflammation caused by the NLRP3 inflammasome while allowing the rest of the immune system to continue normal operations.
"IFM Tre's compounds have demonstrated that they can fine-tune the immune system, offering a potentially potent approach for treating a large variety of diseases associated with inflammation," said Jay Bradner, President of the Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research. "We look forward to applying our deep expertise in this field to advancing these medicines through the clinic and to patients who need them.


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. This chainsaw comes fully assembled and is protected by a 1-year warranty. Light and enough powerful electric chainsaw is a real dream for any casual homeowner. A tip - wear gloves when handling chains and move the chain towards the bar tip ie in the direction of the cutters - if the chain suddenly stops you wont remove several layers of skin in the process! Actually, there is no need to implement something in electric chainsaws with very low prices. Production of Poulan company is a reliable one and has reasonable price. This model has no chain brake, just a stationary 'hand guard' in front of the forward handle.
This simple piece of advice will help to prolong the term of exploitation. By accepting Shop Your Way ® member benefits and offers, you agree to the Shop Your Way ® terms and conditions, available at. Press oil cap at least once before each cut. This model comes with an automatic chain oiler and is protected by a 1-year warranty. After adjustment and while wearing heavy duty work gfoves, move the saw chain back and forth on the guide bar to be sure the chain moves freely and is in proper mesh with sprocket.
When using the chain saw, an extension cord of adequate size must be used for safety and to prevent loss of power and overheating. To decrease tension, turn the adjustment screw counterclockwise stowly. Credit will be issued for the part s plus tax, minus any shipping charges. Member Exclusive Not a member? Operators should make constant breaks due to the fact that motor can overheat and break. An automatic chain oiler, super clean air filter system, and primer bulb for easy starting are standard, which make this model both convenient and cost-effective.
Firstly, make sure that the saw is unplugged from the power supply. While most local retailers will have to order your parts then wait for delivery, we have our parts in stock and ready to ship when you place an order with us. Tighten bar nuts with wrench. These category of people need a reliable and simple tool for occasional. Exclusions apply to products with limited shelf life, which includes but are not limited to batteries, smoke detectors, or chemical based products; these products must be returned within 90 days of the original order date.
Jul 05, 2017 Remove the side cover nuts and the cover, wind the bar adjuster screw fully back, it may be in the cover, or on the front of the saw, push the guide bar fully back toward the sprocket, loop the chain ocer the sprocket and lay it around the the guide bar, make sure the cutters on the top of the bar rail are facing away from the saw, this will make sure it is the correct way round make sure the bar adjuster pawl is engaged into the hole in the bar, if the adjuster pawl is in the cover, replace the cover making sure the pawl engages into the hole in the bar, refit the cover nur finger tight, adjust the adjuster screw so as the chain fits snug fully around the bar, loft the nose of the bar and fully tighten the cover nut, with a gloved hand pull the chain manualy around the bar to make sure it is fitting in the rails and the sprocket correctly. This chainsaw comes fully assembled and is protected by a 1-year warranty. You did not mention model so I am giving a general answer. An automatic chain oiler, super clean air filter system, and primer bulb for easy starting are standard, which make this model both convenient and cost-effective. So, in order to move the chain along the bar the trigger needs to be squeezed releasing the motor-stop. Do not attempt to operate the oiler while cutting with the pole saw. If necessary, pull the front guard in front of the front handle back until it clicks.
This is a medium size cutter and it has a manual oiler, this thing can be considered rather inconvenient one. This chainsaw comes fully assembled and is protected by a 1-year warranty. This model comes complete with an automatic chain oiler and carry case. A tip - wear gloves when handling chains and move the chain towards the bar tip ie in the direction of the cutters - if the chain suddenly stops you wont remove several layers of skin in the process! I'm surprised it has no chain brake though - I'm sure it's a mandatory requirement on new saws these days. Also, I did press the trigger while attempting to move the chain, without luck. Study Figure 3-5A for information concerning correct cold tension A , correct warm tension B , and as a guide for when saw chain needs adjustment C. This is normal during the break-in period, and the interval between future adjustments wilS lengthen quickly Figure 3-5A.
Posted on Nov 06, 2010 Hi there, a couple of features come to mind that may be the cause of your problem. If necessary, pull the front guard in front of the front handle back until it clicks. Operators will like the length of bar equal to 14 inches. This model has no chain brake, just a stationary 'hand guard' in front of the forward handle. Glad to help but sorry I can't be of more assistance in this matter as I'm not familiar with this model. Discount will be automatically applied during check-out.
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Firstly, make sure that the saw is unplugged from the power supply. In an event of a return, coupon savings may be deducted from your refund. Replace bar and chain with new. The pruner can be detached from the extension boom and used as an electric chain saw. Important Notice - We are not affiliated with any chainsaw manufacturers and we do not attempt to make any affiliations with them.


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The Ultra Cigar is a two tone Cigar pen with extra embellishments like a scalloped clip, and extra engraving around the nib and center-band and engraved cap. This truly turns the Cigar Pen into an eye catching work of art. For those who like a large hefty pen the Ultra Cigar is right up your alley.