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Microsoft Connected Vehicle Platform: trends and investment areas
This post was co-authored by the extended Azure Mobility Team.
The past year has been eventful for a lot of reasons. At Microsoft, we've expanded our partnerships, including Volkswagen, LG Electronics, Faurecia, TomTom, and more, and taken the wraps off new thinking such as at CES, where we recently demonstrated our approach to in-vehicle compute and software architecture.
Looking ahead, areas that were once nominally related now come into sharper focus as the supporting technologies are deployed and the various industry verticals mature. The welcoming of a new year is a good time to pause and take in what is happening in our industry and in related ones with an aim to developing a view on where it's all heading.
In this blog, we will talk about the trends that we see in connected vehicles and smart cities and describe how we see ourselves fitting in and contributing.
Mobility as a Service (Maas)
MaaS (sometimes referred to as Transportation as a Service, or TaaS) is about people getting to goods and services and getting those goods and services to people. Ride-hailing and ride-sharing come to mind, but so do many other forms of MaaS offerings such as air taxis, autonomous drone fleets, and last-mile delivery services. We inherently believe that completing a single trip—of a person or goods—will soon require a combination of passenger-owned vehicles, ride-sharing, ride-hailing, autonomous taxis, bicycle-and scooter-sharing services transporting people on land, sea, and in the air (what we refer to as "multi-modal routing"). Service offerings that link these different modes of transportation will be key to making this natural for users.
With Ford, we are exploring how quantum algorithms can help improve urban traffic congestion and develop a more balanced routing system. We've also built strong partnerships with TomTom for traffic-based routing as well as with AccuWeather for current and forecast weather reports to increase awareness of weather events that will occur along the route. In 2020, we will be integrating these routing methods together and making them available as part of the Azure Maps service and API. Because mobility constitutes experiences throughout the day across various modes of transportation, finding pickup locations, planning trips from home and work, and doing errands along the way, Azure Maps ties the mobility journey with cloud APIs and iOS and Android SDKs to deliver in-app mobility and mapping experiences. Coupled with the connected vehicle architecture of integration with federated user authentication, integration with the Microsoft Graph, and secure provisioning of vehicles, digital assistants can support mobility end-to-end. The same technologies can be used in moving goods and retail delivery systems.
The pressure to become profitable will force changes and consolidation among the MaaS providers and will keep their focus on approaches to reducing costs such as through autonomous driving. Incumbent original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) are expanding their businesses to include elements of car-sharing to continue evolving their businesses as private car ownership is likely to decline over time.
Connecting vehicles to the cloud
We refer holistically to these various signals that can inform vehicle routing (traffic, weather, available modalities, municipal infrastructure, and more) as "navigation intelligence." Taking advantage of this navigation intelligence will require connected vehicles to become more sophisticated than just logging telematics to the cloud.
The reporting of basic telematics (car-to-cloud) is barely table-stakes; over-the-air updates (OTA, or cloud-to-car) will become key to delivering a market-competitive vehicle, as will command-and-control (more cloud-to-car, via phone apps). Forward-thinking car manufacturers deserve a lot of credit here for showing what's possible and for creating in consumers the expectation that the appearance of new features in the car after it is purchased isn't just cool, but normal.
Future steps include the integration of in-vehicle infotainment (IVI) with voice assistants that blend the in- and out-of-vehicle experiences, updating AI models for in-market vehicles for automated driving levels one through five, and of course pre-processing the telemetry at the edge in order to better enable reinforcement learning in the cloud as well as just generally improving services.
Delivering value from the cloud to vehicles and phones
As vehicles become more richly connected and deliver experiences that overlap with what we've come to expect from our phones, an emerging question is, what is the right way to make these work together? Projecting to the IVI system of the vehicle is one approach, but most agree that vehicles should have a great experience without a phone present.
Separately, phones are a great proxy for "a vehicle" in some contexts, such as bicycle sharing, providing speed, location, and various other probe data, as well as providing connectivity (as well as subsidizing the associated costs) for low-powered electronics on the vehicle.
This is probably a good time to mention 5G. The opportunity 5G brings will have a ripple effect across industries. It will be a critical foundation for the continued rise of smart devices, machines, and things. They can speak, listen, see, feel, and act using sensitive sensor technology as well as data analytics and machine learning algorithms without requiring "always on" connectivity. This is what we call the intelligent edge. Our strategy is to enable 5G at the edge through cloud partnerships, with a focus on security and developer experience.
Optimizations through a system-of-systems approach
Connecting things to the cloud, getting data into the cloud, and then bringing the insights gained through cloud-enabled analytics back to the things is how optimizations in one area can be brought to bear in another area. This is the essence of digital transformation. Vehicles gathering high-resolution imagery for improving HD maps can also inform municipalities about maintenance issues. Accident information coupled with vehicle telemetry data can inform better PHYD (pay how you drive) insurance plans as well as the deployment of first responder infrastructure to reduce incident response time.
As the vehicle fleet electrifies, the demand for charging stations will grow. The way in-car routing works for an electric car is based only on knowledge of existing charging stations along the route—regardless of the current or predicted wait-times at those stations. But what if that route could also be informed by historical use patterns and live use data of individual charging stations in order to avoid arriving and having three cars ahead of you? Suddenly, your 20-minute charge time is actually a 60-minute stop, and an alternate route would have made more sense, even if, on paper, it's more miles driven.
Realizing these kinds of scenarios means tying together knowledge about the electrical grid, traffic patterns, vehicle types, and incident data. The opportunities here for brokering the relationships among these systems are immense, as are the challenges to do so in a way that encourages the interconnection and sharing while maintaining privacy, compliance, and security.
Laws, policies, and ethics
The past several years of data breaches and elections are evidence of a continuously evolving nature of the security threats that we face. That kind of environment requires platforms that continuously invest in security as a fundamental cost of doing business.
Laws, regulatory compliance, and ethics must figure into the design and implementation of our technologies to as great a degree as goals like performance and scalability do. Smart city initiatives, where having visibility into the movement of people, goods, and vehicles is key to doing the kinds of optimizations that increase the quality of life in these cities, will confront these issues head-on.
Routing today is informed by traffic conditions but is still fairly "selfish:" routing for "me" rather than for "we." Cities would like a hand in shaping traffic, especially if they can factor in deeper insights such as the types of vehicles on the road (sending freight one way versus passenger traffic another way), whether or not there is an upcoming sporting event or road closure, weather, and so on.
Doing this in a way that is cognizant of local infrastructure and the environment is what smart cities initiatives are all about.
For these reasons, we have joined the Open Mobility Foundation. We are also involved with Stanford's Digital Cities Program, the Smart Transportation Council, the Alliance to Save Energy by the 50×50 Transportation Initiative, and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development.
With the Microsoft Connected Vehicle Platform (MCVP) and an ecosystem of partners across the industry, Microsoft offers a consistent horizontal platform on top of which customer-facing solutions can be built. MCVP helps mobility companies accelerate the delivery of digital services across vehicle provisioning, two-way network connectivity, and continuous over-the-air updates of containerized functionality. MCVP provides support for command-and-control, hot/warm/cold path for telematics, and extension hooks for customer/third-party differentiation. Being built on Azure, MCVP then includes the hyperscale, global availability, and regulatory compliance that comes as part of Azure. OEMs and fleet operators leverage MCVP as a way to "move up the stack" and focus on their customers rather than spend resources on non-differentiating infrastructure.
Innovation in the automotive industry
At Microsoft, and within the Azure IoT organization specifically, we have a front-row seat on the transformative work that is being done in many different industries, using sensors to gather data and develop insights that inform better decision-making. We are excited to see these industries on paths that are trending to converging, mutually beneficial paths. Our colleague Sanjay Ravi shares his thoughts from an automotive industry perspective in this great article.
Turning our attention to our customer and partner ecosystem, the traction we've gotten across the industry has been overwhelming:
The Volkswagen Automotive Cloud will be one of the largest dedicated clouds of its kind in the automotive industry and will provide all future digital services and mobility offerings across its entire fleet. More than 5 million new Volkswagen-specific brand vehicles are to be fully connected on Microsoft's Azure cloud and edge platform each year. The Automotive Cloud subsequently will be rolled out on all Group brands and models.
Cerence is working with us to integrate Cerence Drive products with MCVP. This new integration is part of Cerence's ongoing commitment to delivering a superior user experience in the car through interoperability across voice-powered platforms and operating systems. Automakers developing their connected vehicle solutions on MCVP can now benefit from Cerence's industry-leading conversational AI, in turn delivering a seamless, connected, voice-powered experience to their drivers.
Ericsson, whose Connected Vehicle Cloud connects more than 4 million vehicles across 180 countries, is integrating their Connected Vehicle Cloud with Microsoft's Connected Vehicle Platform to accelerate the delivery of safe, comfortable, and personalized connected driving experiences with our cloud, AI, and IoT technologies.
LG Electronics is working with Microsoft to build its automotive infotainment systems, building management systems and other business-to-business collaborations. LG will leverage Microsoft Azure cloud and AI services to accelerate the digital transformation of LG's B2B business growth engines, as well as Automotive Intelligent Edge, the in-vehicle runtime environment provided as part of MCVP.
Global technology company ZF Friedrichshafen is transforming into a provider of software-driven mobility solutions, leveraging Azure cloud services and developer tools to promote faster development and validation of connected vehicle functions on a global scale.
Faurecia is collaborating with Microsoft to develop services that improve comfort, wellness, and infotainment as well as bring digital continuity from home or the office to the car. At CES, Faurecia demonstrated how its cockpit integration will enable Microsoft Teams video conferencing. Using Microsoft Connected Vehicle Platform, Faurecia also showcased its vision of playing games on the go, using Microsoft's new Project xCloud streaming game preview.
Bell has revealed AerOS, a digital mobility platform that will give operators a 360° view into their aircraft fleet. By leveraging technologies like artificial intelligence and IoT, AerOS provides powerful capabilities like fleet master scheduling and real-time aircraft monitoring, enhancing Bell's Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) experience. Bell chose Microsoft Azure as the technology platform to manage fleet information, observe aircraft health, and manage the throughput of goods, products, predictive data, and maintenance.
Luxoft is expanding its collaboration with Microsoft to accelerate the delivery of connected vehicle solutions and mobility experiences. By leveraging MCVP, Luxoft will enable and accelerate the delivery of vehicle-centric solutions and services that will allow automakers to deliver unique features such as advanced vehicle diagnostics, remote access and repair, and preventive maintenance. Collecting real usage data will also support vehicle engineering to improve manufacturing quality.
We are incredibly excited to be a part of the connected vehicle space. With MCVP, our ecosystem partners and our partnerships with leading automotive players, both vehicle OEMs and automotive technology suppliers, we believe we have a uniquely capable offering enabling at global scale the next wave of innovation in the automotive industry as well as related verticals such as smart cities, smart infrastructure, insurance, transportation, and beyond.
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Vera Jimenez: Wiki-Bio, age, married, husband, kids, career facts.
By gerrardhayley September 28, 2020 Reporter, TV Personality 0 Comments
From reporting on the weather to operating a business, Vera Jimenez brings the same energy no matter where she goes. Vera rose to fame following her on-screen appearances as a meteorologist. The award-winning Meteorologist is currently stationed at the KTLA 5 network and is also the co-owner of the Hermosa Beach Fish Shop. Even though her shop closed in 2019, Vera is still going strong in her career as a meteorologist. Over the years, Vera has reported alongside prominent news anchors and has bragged her fair share of awards. In this article, we will take a closer look at the wiki-bio of Vera Jimenez.
Early Life:
Vera Jimenez was born on the 1st of November 1974 in Mexico. When Vera was three years of age, she moved to Southern California with her parents and has been living there ever since. As a young kid, Vera attended the Bolsa Grande High School and continued her higher education at Santa Ana Community College. Following her graduation, Vera enrolled at California State University-Long Beach and graduated with an honors degree in religious studies. Interested in weather and journalism from a young age, Vera earned her degree in meteorology from Mississippi State University and graduated in 2009.
Meteorologist Vera Jimenez
During her time at Cal State Long Beach, Vera was working as an intern at the KIK-FM in Orange County. Following her graduation, Vera started working on producing traffic for Shadow Broadcasting. After working on the other side of the screen for a while, Vera landed her first reporting job as an overnight traffic reporter at KFWB-AM. The biggest learning curve came for Vera when she began working for KNX-AM. She worked as an airborne traffic reporter before moving on to wor for KABC-TV. After making her TV debut with KABC-TV, Vera moved to KCBS-TV in Los Angeles. It was during her time at KCBS-TV, that Vera decided to go back to school and study meteorology. After earning her certificate in August of 2009, Vera started working as a meteorologist at the KTLA Network.
Over the years, Vera has enjoyed an illustrious career marked by awards. As of 2020, Vera has won two Emmys, three Golden Pylons, and three Golden Mikes awards.
Other Endeavors:
Alongside her work on-air, Vera also co-owns The Hermosa Beach Fish Shop on Pier Avenue. The eatery opened in 2014 but closed its doors in 2019 due to unspecified reasons. The eatery was run by Vera and her husband, Brian. Speaking on the closing day, Vera recalled all the fond memories she had while working on the shop.
"We have been blessed to meet so many people in the community that we may never have met without the restaurant. We want to thank all of our customers, employees, suppliers and friends for helping make this a great run."
Vera Jimenez is married to Brian Herlihy. The pair were in a relationship long before marriage. Although the two have not revealed their early encounters, by 2008 Vera and Brian were dating. Talking a notch forward, the couple tied the knot on 29th of September 2012, with a private ceremony attended by family and close ones. In eight years as a married couple, the pair have no children.
Vera Jimenez husband Brian Herlihy
Social Life:
Apart from her professional work, Vera is also heavily involved in Redondo Beach Rotary, the Hermosa Beach Women's Club, and is a member of the Chambers of Commerce in Redondo Beach and Hermosa Beach. An advocate for mental fitness, Vera volunteers at the local community by teaching and practicing various forms of exercise and meditation.
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Education Mississippi State University, California State University-Long Beach
Profession Meteorologist
Husband Brian Herlihy (m.2012)
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Q: type inference for std::initializer_list If I write this
std::vector<std::string> v{"one","two","three"};

What is the type inferred to the associated std::initializer_list template ?
In other words, when the char * string literals are converted to std::string ?
It's a better idea to declare it as
std::vector<std::string> v{std::string("one"),
                           std::string("two"),
                           std::string("three")};

to avoid issues connected to the type-deduction mechanism of the templates involved ?
I'll keep the same optimizations with this ?

A: Update: To answer your question about type inference:
The initializer list constructor of vector<string> takes an initializer_list<string>. It is not templated, so nothing happens in terms of type inference.
Still, the type conversion and overload resolution rules applied here are of some interest, so I'll let my initial answer stand, since you have accepted it already:
Original answer:
At first, the compiler only sees the initializer list {"one","two","three"}, which is only a list of initializers, not yet an object of the type std::initializer_list.
Then it tries to find an appropiate constructor of vector<string> to match that list.
How it does that is a somewhat complicated process you would do best to look up in the standard itself if you are interested in the exact process.
Therefore, the compiler decides to create an actual object of std::initializer_list<string> from the initializer list, since the implicit conversion from the char*'s to std::strings makes that possible.
Another, maybe more interesting example:
std::vector<long>   vl1{3};
std::vector<string> vs1{3};
std::vector<string> vs2{0};

What do these do?

*

*The first line is relatively easy. The initializer list {3} can be converted into a std::initializer_list<long> analogous to the {"onm", "two", "three"} example above, so you get a vector with a single element, which has value 3.

*The second line is different. It constructs a vector of 3 empty strings. Why? Because an initializer list {3} can by no means be converted into an std::initializer_list<string>, so the "normal" constructor std::vector<T>::vector(size_t, T = T()) kicks in and gives three default-constructed strings.

*Well this one should be roughly the same as the second, right? It should give an empty vector, in other words, with zero default-constructed strings. WRONG!. The 0 can be treated as a nullpointer constant, and validates the std::initializer_list<string>. Only this time the single string in that list gets constructed by a nullpointer, which is not allowed, so you get an exception.

A: There is no type inference because vector provide only a fully specialized constructor with the initializer list. We could add a template indirection to play with type deduction. The example below show that a std::initializer_list<const char*> is an invalid argument to the vector constructor.
#include <string>
#include <vector>

std::string operator"" _s( const char* s, size_t sz ) { return {s, s+sz}; }

template<typename T>
std::vector<std::string> make_vector( std::initializer_list<T> il ) {
    return {il};
}

int main() {
    auto compile = make_vector<std::string>( { "uie","uieui","ueueuieuie" } );
    auto compile_too = make_vector<std::string>( { "uie"_s, "uieui", "ueueuieuie" } );
    //auto do_not_compile = make_vector( { "uie","uieui","ueueuieuie" } );
}

Live demo

A: From http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/string_literal:

The type of an unprefixed string literal is const char[]

Thus things go this way:
#include <iostream>
#include <initializer_list>
#include <vector>
#include <typeinfo>
#include <type_traits>
using namespace std;

int main() {
    std::cout << std::boolalpha;
    std::initializer_list<char*> v = {"one","two","three"}; // Takes string literal pointers (char*)
    auto var = v.begin();
    char *myvar;
    cout << (typeid(decltype(*var)) == typeid(decltype(myvar))); // true

    std::string ea = "hello";
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Othman, B.H.R, Toda, T. & Kikuchi, T. (2016) A new species of Nebalia (Crustacea, Leptostraca) from coral reefs at Pulau Payar, Malaysia. ZooKeys 605: 37-52.
Razak, A.A.R., Zaidi, C.C., Zainoddin, J., Majid, A.M., Toda, T. & Othman, B.H.R. (2015) Kesan penggunaan rumpai laut sebagai agen penapis semula jadi dalam pengkulturan intensif rotifer Brachionus plicatilis. Sains Malaysiana 44(6): 891–898.
Nakajima, R., Tanaka, Y., Yoshida, T., Fujisawa, T., Nakayama, A., Fuchinoue, Y., Othman, B.H.R. & Toda, T. (2015) High inorganic phosphate concentration in coral mucus and its utilization by heterotrophic bacteria in a Malaysian coral reef. Marine Ecology 36 : 835–841.
Lim, J.H.C., Othman, B.H.R.& Takeuchi, I. (2015) Description of Orthoprotella bicornis, new species, and Paraprotella teluksuang, new species (Crustacea: Amphipoda) from Johor, Malaysia with special reference to unusual sexual bias towards females in Paraprotella. Raffles Bulletin Of Zoology 63: 33–48.
Tan, H.S., Azman, B.A.R. & Othman, B.H.R. (2014) Taxonomic status of mysid shrimps (Crustacea) from Peninsular Malaysia waters.Malayan Nature Journal, 66(3&4): 103-116.
Nakajima, R., Yoshida, T., Azman, B.A.R, Yamazaki, H., Toda, T., Othman, B.H.R., Kassim, Z. & Effendy, A.W.M. (2013) A preliminary study of small scavenging crustaceans collected by baited traps in a coral reef, Bidong Island, Malaysia. Malaysian Journal of Science 32 (2): 59-66.
Nakajima, R., Yoshida, T., Othman, B.H.R. and Toda, T. (2013) First record of a blue-pigmented Acartiid copepod in the tropical coral reef waters of Malaysia. Galaxea, Journal of Coral Reef Studies 15: 27-28.
Azman, B.A.R. & Othman, B.H.R. (2013) Shallow water marine gammaridean amphipods of Pulau Tioman, Malaysia, with the description of a new species. ZooKeys 335: 1–31.
Nakajima, R., Yoshida, T., Fuchinoue, Y., Okashita, T., Maekawa, T., Kushairi, M.R.M., Othman, B.H.R. and Toda, T. (2013) Sedimentation impacts on the growth rates of the scleractinian coral Arcropora formosa from fringing reefs of Tioman Island, Malaysia. Sains Malaysiana 42(9):1201-1205.
Nakajima, R., Tsuchiya, K., Nakatomi, N., Yoshida, Tada, Y., Konno, F., Toda, T., Kuwahara,V.S., Hamasaki, K., Othman, B.H.R., Segaran, T.C. & Effendy, A.W.M. (2013) Enrichment of microbial abundance in the sea-surface microlayer over a coral reef: implications for biogeochemical cycles in reef ecosystems. Mar Ecol Prog Ser. 490: 11-22.


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El momoto diademado (Momotus lessonii), también denominado momoto de Lesson (en Panamá), taragón coroniazul (en Honduras), momoto corona azul o momoto corona negra (en México), es una especie de ave coraciforme perteneciente al género Momotus de la familia Momotidae. Es nativo de México y América Central.

Distribución y hábitat
Se distribuye desde el este de México, por Guatemala, Belice, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, hasta el oeste de Panamá.

Habita en una gran variedad de ambientes boscosos, aunque puede demostrar alguna restricción localizada, incluyendo selvas húmedas de baja altitud, bosques más secos, quebradas boscosas, crecimientos secundarios sombríos, cercas vivas, jardines sombríos, y plantaciones de café.

Sistemática

Descripción original
La especie M. lessonii fue descrita por primera vez por el naturalista francés René Primevère Lesson en 1842 bajo el mismo nombre científico; localidad tipo «Realejo, Nicaragua».

Etimología
El nombre genérico masculino «Momotus» deriva de la palabra azteca «momot» utilizada para designar a estas aves por Nieremberg 1635, Willughby 1676, y Ray 1713, y «motmot» por Hernández 1651; y el nombre de la especie «lessonii», conmemora al naturalista, botánico y explorador francés Pierre-Adolphe Lesson (1805-1888), hermano del autor del nombre del taxón.

Taxonomía
La presente especie, junto a Momotus coeruliceps, M. subrufescens y M. bahamensis fueron hasta recientemente consideradas como subespecies del entonces complejo Momotus momota. El estudio de Stiles (2009), que examinó un total de 512 especímenes, y con base en los patrones de plumaje, biométricas y vocalizaciones, suplementado por informaciones de distribución geográfica y ecología, justificó su reconocimiento como especies separadas. La separación fue aprobada en la Propuesta N° 412 al Comité de Clasificación de Sudamérica (SACC).

Subespecies
Según la clasificación del Congreso Ornitológico Internacional (IOC) y Clements Checklist v.2017, se reconocen tres subespecies, con su correspondiente distribución geográfica:

 Momotus lessonii goldmani , 1900 – este de México (Veracruz, note de Oaxaca, Tabasco) y vecindades de Guatemala (Petén).
 Momotus lessonii exiguus , 1912 – peninsula de Yucatán.
 Momotus lessonii lessoni , 1842 – desde el sur de México (Chiapas) hacia el sureste hasta el oeste de Panamá.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Videos, fotos y sonidos de  Momotus lessonii en The Internet Bird Collection.
 Sonidos y mapa de distribución de Momotus lessonii en xeno-canto.

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Aves de México
Aves de América Central
Taxones descritos por René Primevère Lesson
Animales descritos en 1842

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Tuberville announces opening of Hoover office
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U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) on Tuesday announced the opening of his new regional office, which will be located in Hoover. The office is set to officially open August 2.
He has appointed Mike Raita to serve as Hoover regional director. Although casework and constituent service requests for the area have been ongoing since the beginning of the year, the Hoover office location will formally open its doors to constituents this week.
The Hoover office will service Lamar, Pickens, Tuscaloosa, Fayette, Walker, Jefferson, Bibb, Shelby, Chilton, Talladega, Blount and St. Clair Counties.
"Many folks in the greater Birmingham area already know my Hoover staff to be responsive and accessible, but it's great to have a new physical location to welcome our constituents as we continue our work for Alabamians," said Tuberville.
He added, "With Mike Raita serving as Hoover Regional Director, constituents have an advocate that's spent his career working with the public and who understands the needs and priorities of Central Alabama."
A graduate of Ohio University in Athens, Raita spent 28 years of a 35-year career in broadcast journalism in Central Alabama. Raita, a recipient of several Emmys and the prestigious Edward R. Murrow Award, has worked as an instructor at the University of West Alabama.
He is a member of the Birmingham Barons Hall of Fame and serves on the board of the Reed Foundation.
Earlier this year, Tuberville announced two staff members of the Hoover Regional Office, Deanna Frankowski and Gil Hanahan.
Deanna Frankowski will serve as the Hoover constituent services. Frankowski has been extensively involved in local, state, and federal campaigns and conservative grassroots causes for 25 years.
A resident of Alabama since 1985, she currently serves as secretary of the Jefferson County GOP Executive and Steering Committees and is active in various local organizations.
Gil Hanahan will serve as the state health care liaison. Hanahan spearheaded the first graduate medical education program at East Alabama Medical Center in Opelika.
He received his Bachelor's Degree with distinction from Auburn University in Health Services Administration with a minor in Business and also received his Master's of Science Degree in Health Administration from UAB.
The following is the address and contact information for Senator Tuberville's Hoover Regional Office:
Galleria Tower
3000 River Chase, Suite 915
Dylan Smith is a staff writer for Yellowhammer News


September is upon us; the days are getting shorter, Summer is wrapping up, and it is time to get back to work! So whether you are hitting the books, out looking for new business, or getting that startup off the ground, we have put together a list of gear to make whatever you're doing easier, more effective, and maybe even be a bit more fun!
This Brother HL-L2340DW laser printer is compact, easy to setup, and connects via Wi-Fi. This means it may be placed anywhere that is convenient, will talk to the smartphone, tablet, or laptop. The laser cartridge is easy to insert, inexpensive to replace, and comes with enough for two years of printing for most folks.
The main reason it took us that "long five minutes" to set up the WiFi was that we had to download the driver from the Brother site. Once the driver was installed, getting OS X to recognize the printer was a snap. We may never turn on our inkjet printers again!!!
To get a great HDTV signal, we use the Clearstream Eclipse. Our newest unit is the super-thin amplified version with SureGrip. This antenna comes with a 20 dB in-line amplifier, a 15 ft. coaxial cable, and can be attached anywhere (walls, window, etc). Seriously, anywhere. It sticks to smooth surfaces. Such a cool feature.
Cyberspace is awesome and awful at the same time. With the increasing number of ways we are now connected to what's out there in cyberspace, it is critical that there be a clear boundary between us and "the outside." This is where Bitdefender's BOX comes into play.
The first of its kind, the Bitdefender BOX is an internet security solution that incorporates hardware, cloud, and software to protect the entire home/small office network.
Bitdefender BOX protects all the devices on the network that are connected to the Internet, not just computers, but smart phones, smart TVs and all other smart appliances (Wi-Fi thermostats, gaming consoles, wireless camera/monitors, etc).
Don't let the Vava Voom 20's small size fool you. The unit has two powerful 8W drivers and two passive subwoofers for bass that packs a surprising punch, resulting in richer and deeper sound wherever you set up this little beauty…waterproof design, 8-hr battery, Bluetooth /NFC /3.5mm connections, and can even pair with two different devices at the same time. AWESOME!!!
A dedicated voice control button on the Plantronics Voyager 5200 Bluetooth headset easily activates Siri, GoogleNow, or Cortana. Whispered alerts update you on talk time, and even announce the names of incoming callers so you can simply say "Answer" or "Ignore" to calls without lifting a finger. Now THAT's cool!
Horween Leather Co. of Chicago is one of America's oldest and most renowned tanneries. Nomad sourced the leather for their line of iPhone cases from Horween to create a handsome leather case with a look that will grow richer with use.
For those who want to squeeze more photographic capabilities out of their iPhone's camera, LimeLens has a pair of slip-on lenses designed expressly for them. One gives 10x macro close-up or a 0.67x wide-angle perspective. The other is a 190° fisheye lens with a supremely wide field of view. One of the unique things about the LimeLens is how it is attached to the iPhone. We'll have more about it when we post a more thorough FirstLook of the LimeLens system.
This Drop Tech case is a heavy-duty unit for Apple's 12.9″ iPad Pro. The case combines Gumdrop's classic impact resistant dual-layer silicone/polycarbonate design with a built-in, multi-angle Hideaway stand.
ScrewPop, Nomad, Grip6, CRKT, SOG, Oh my!!!


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Changing Course – My Experience at the Freedom Archives
Hello, my name is Abby and I'm an intern here at the Freedom Archives. While browsing through the collections one day, looking for sources whose metadata needed updating and getting carried away reading materials that caught my interest, I stumbled upon a journal called Connexions. Coming out of Oakland in the 1980s and 1990s, Connexions was a radical feminist quarterly that focused on international women's movements by publishing translated articles from around the world. These articles were written by women, for women, and disseminated with the intention of connecting people across the world in order to provide them with contacts for research and general information exchange within the feminist community. Each volume had a different theme— some notable ones include "Women and Militarism," "Women and Prostitution," and "Lesbian Activism."
The first edition I came across was a volume titled "Changing Course: Eastern Europe." As a history major who focuses on Cold War-era politics and recently studied abroad in Berlin, this obviously caught my eye. This issue explores the societal changes that accompanied the fall of the Berlin Wall and the implications this had for women. After reading through the articles, which covered topics from the rise of sex tourism to the disappearance of accessible and affordable childcare, I was forced to pause and reflect. While I had studied the fall of the Berlin Wall many times, I had failed to consider what this dramatic shift meant in a deeper sense than surface-level matters. Having a major eye-opening moment in regards to a topic I thought I was quite well-versed in gave me a major shift in perspective, so I decided to dig deeper and do some more research.
One article from the journal that struck me in particular was titled "Swept Away By Domostroika." (Domostroika is a term that describes the patriarchal nature of conventional Russian gender relations and family dynamics, literally translating to "a house with a woman in the kitchen." This alludes to the reactionary 'return to tradition' mindset that was promoted in the aftermath of the fall of the USSR.)
The article begins with an eye-catching line: "National identity or gender solidarity?" It goes on to discuss the clash of ideas that occurred at a conference held in Prague in 1992 to discuss the intersection of women's issues and nationalism, in which Western women were confronted with the experiences and analyses of representatives from former Eastern Bloc countries. In the case of a divided Germany, there was a major clash in ideologies as East met West and people had their entire reality swept out from under them. East German women, who were used to Socialist equality in the form of affordable childcare, reproductive rights, equal opportunity employment, etc., were not going to regress to the Western ideal of "Kinder, Küche, Kirche" (children, kitchen, church) without a fight. On the other hand, they were also not prepared to accept Western feminism (which many viewed as elitist, extreme, and man-hating) as a solution to their problems. Brigitta Kasse, an East German mother of two children, describes her take on this identity crisis: "We want to go beyond the simple choice that is presented between Communist emancipation, Western feminism, and the return to the traditional place within the family."
Thoroughly intrigued by this complex coalescence of worldviews in such a turbulent time in history, I decided to further explore this issue using additional sources found throughout the archive. I found so many interesting materials while exploring the online catalog, digging through boxes of old periodicals, as well as listening to interviews on cassette tapes and reel-to- reel tapes. For example, I came across an article in a periodical called Bottomfish Blues about the Rote Zora, a West German guerrilla feminist group that engaged in armed propaganda in the fight against the exploitation of women, from sex trafficking to abortion rights. While listening to reel-to-reel tapes I also found an interesting interview with Andrei Markovits, an expert on German Studies and Comparative Politics, from a radio show produced by Judy Gerber and Laurie Simms called the Progressive. In the interview, they discuss Eastern European politics and the changes that were occurring in Eastern Germany circa 1989.
In doing this research, I discovered how complex the reality of this event and its impacts really were. In my opinion, this is one of the best parts of engaging with the sources at the Freedom Archives—it allows one to abandon their preconceived notions and discover new perspectives, ones that are often left out of mainstream history books.
-Abby
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Lissa Duty, Brand Development Manager at Advice Interactive Group is a speaker, social media coach, trainer and author of 25 Tips to Twitter Success: Learn How To Market Yourself, Brand and Business Online and co-author of Your LinkedIn Professional Network: How to Connect, Optimize, and Implement for Success.
In 2009 she discovered a passion for leveraging online social media platforms to brand clients and businesses.
Lissa can be found speaking around conferences, local chambers, and groups about leveraging social media and the importance of online branding. She does this in between leading social media maintenance services for the Advice Interactive Group brands and their clients, plus providing social media coaching and group training classes for her private clients.
Lissa is Co-Founder of Rocks Digital, a year-round blogging website whose mission is to provide the resources, information, and insights to stay on the forefront on digital marketing. Rocks Digital is the home website to one of the largest digital marketing conferences in Texas, organized by Lissa annually.
Connect with Lissa on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn @LissaDuty. Just Google "Lissa Duty" and you'll find an endless stream of opportunities to learn more about her, her contribution to social media and the community.
A favorite each year at the conference, the Rocks Digital Marketing Q & A panel focuses 100% on answering questions asked from the audience. By the time we get to this session, attendees have heard from the top experts in their industry and this is their opportunity to get any final digital marketing questions answered.
Be ready with your Content, Local Search & SEO, Social Media, and Mobile and Website questions!
Panelists include Beth Kahlich, Justin Liles and John Nosal.


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Karl John Holzinger (August 9, 1892 – January 15, 1954) was an American educational psychologist known for his work in psychometrics.

Education
Holzinger received his A.B. and A.M. degrees from the University of Minnesota in 1915 and 1917, respectively. He then attended the University of Chicago, from which he received his Ph.D. in 1922. He subsequently studied at University College London with both Karl Pearson and Charles Spearman. Holzinger became interested in intelligence testing through his work with Spearman.

Academic career
Holzinger spent almost his entire academic career at the University of Chicago, teaching in the Department of Education there for thirty-two years. He was elected vice president of the American Statistical Association in 1933 and president of the Psychometric Society in 1940. From 1949 until his death, he was co-editor-in-chief of the Journal of Educational Psychology.

Research
Holzinger is known for his research on the use of factor analysis to study human intelligence. He developed the theory that human intelligence consists of three types of abilities, or factors. This theory has since become the basis of many contemporary hierarchical theories of intelligence. He conducted much of his research as a member of the Unitary Traits Committee, which he and Edward Thorndike had established in 1931. He also collaborated with Horatio Newman and Frank N. Freeman on an early, large-scale twin study that began in 1927. According to M. Susan Lindee, this study "...was extraordinary in its depth and complexity".

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HMD is quite busy these days as the company is prepping to unveil a slew of its smartphones at the upcoming MWC 2018 tech show in February. On the other hand, the company is also occupied with rolling out Android Oreo updates to its existing smartphones. We already know that the Nokia 8 flagship smartphone has received the update and the Nokia 5 and Nokia 6 have got the beta version of the same.
Now, it looks like it is time for the entry-level smartphones to receive the Oreo flavor. A recent report surfaced online suggesting that Nokia 3 will be the next one to get the Oreo update. In the meantime, Juho Sarvikas, the Chief Product Officer at the company has taken to Twitter to reveal that the Nokia 2, the budget smartphone from HMD Global will skip the Android 8.0 Oreo update and jump to the Nokia 8.1 Oreo.
On comparing Android 8.1 with Android 8.0, it is evident that the latest one will bring more memory optimization features to the smartphone. This update is very important for the entry-level Nokia 2 as the device has just 1GB of RAM. The rollout of the Android 8.1 Oreo update can make the smartphone more powerful.
Notably, Nokia 8 recently received the Android 8.1 Oreo update. This update brought several new features including a fix to the hamburger emoji with cheese on top of the patty, system optimizations and performance improvements.
He did not stop with revealing that the Nokia 2 will jump straight to the Android 8.1 Oreo update. He continued stating that the Nokia 3 has also entered Beta Labs and that the update will be available soon. We can expect the Oreo update to be rolled out before the Mobile World Congress 2018 tech show.
Meanwhile, the original Nokia 6 launched last year appears to have received the stable Android Oreo 8.0 update. After being under beta testing for a few weeks, the Chinese version of the Nokia 6 has received the stable Oreo update measuring 1.5GB in size. As per a Chinese publication, this update is claimed to have brought in updated settings UI, enhanced camera quality in low light, screen wake for notifications, scrolling screenshot, Nokia cloud account service, screen record functionality, pedometer card on screen, and enhanced power saving and background activity manager.
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Hydraenida ocellata är en skalbaggsart som beskrevs av Germain 1901. Hydraenida ocellata ingår i släktet Hydraenida och familjen vattenbrynsbaggar. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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Home News 2014 September
Your Chance to Meet Jorge Lorenzo
Jorge Lorenzo is to make a special guest appearance at the Rocket Centre in Blackburn, Lancashire on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 as part of Alpinestars 'Race Experience' event.
The 'Race Experience' showcases Alpinestars' cutting-edge technology from MotoGP and World Superbikes, which ensures ultimate performance for Alpinestars' customers on track and street.
Jorge will attend the Rocket Centre between 11am and 1:30pm, where he will conduct a signing session and meet fans to talk about his MotoGP experiences and the Alpinestars' products he uses when competing in premier class competition.
Jorge is the only Spaniard to have captured two premier class world titles (2010 and 2012) after a hugely successful early GP career which saw him take back-to-back 250cc world championships in 2006 and 2007. Earlier this season the Mallorcan celebrated a landmark with his 200th MotoGP, 31 of which he has won.
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160 of some of Australia's finest sparkling wines all under the one roof!
Exhibitors and the wine trade are invited to the results presentation and tasting of all wines entered into the 2017 Australian Sparkling Wine Show (ASWS).
Entry is free for all 2017 ASWS exhibitors and wine trade, but you must email info@australiansparklingwineshow.com.au to secure your ticket.


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Managing cholesterol - Gym Training App by Weightplan.com - Gym Training Personal Trainer App - Free Diet & Exercise Tracker, Personal Trainer, workout plans, build muscle, gain fitness and burn calories.
Cholesterol is a fatty substance that is made in the body and packaged with proteins (lipoproteins) and transported to cells around the body. Too much blood cholesterol can increase your risk of heart problems.
LDL (bad) cholesterol – is the harmful type of cholesterol, if levels get high the arteries can become 'furred' up and this can lead to atherosclerosis (blocking of the arteries) heart disease and stroke.
HDL (good) cholesterol – is the protective type of cholesterol which helps remove the cholesterol from the tissues and delivers it to the liver for excretion.
The risk or cardiovascular disease is particularly high if you have high levels of LDL cholesterol and low levels of HDL cholesterol and a family history of heart disease. Ideally to protect against heart disease we need low LDL cholesterol levels accompanied by high HDL cholesterol levels. This can be achieved in most people by making lifestyle changes.
What causes high cholesterol and how can I reduce my cholesterol?
The main cause is eating too much saturated fat in the diet. The advice is to follow a healthy lifestyle by reducing your fat intake and becoming active. You will need to reduce saturated fat which is found in animal produce such as; butter, lard, dripping, ghee, meat and meat products. Also processed foods and vegetable fats contain trans-fatty acids that act like a saturated fat. They also can increase LDL (bad) cholesterol. So cut back on cakes, biscuits and processed food. Some manufacturers have now stopped using trans-fats in their products, check the food label.
Dietary factors will help to reduce the LDL cholesterol and being active helps to increase the protective cholesterol HDL. Eating omega 3 rich oily fish on a regular basis helps to lower blood triglycerides and can help prevent blood clotting, and regulate heart rhythm. Eating a diet high in soluble fibre such as porridge, beans, pulses, lentils, nuts, fruit and vegetables can also help lower cholesterol.
Some people may inherit a condition know as familial hyperlipidaemia where they may still have very high cholesterol levels even though they eat a healthy diet. They will need to take medication called 'statins' to help reduce cholesterol.
There is also some evidence to show that plant sterols may help in reducing cholesterol levels. They are added to certain foods such as low fat margarines, soft cheeses and yogurts that are now available in the supermarkets.
Do I need to avoid foods that have high cholesterol content?
Cholesterol is present in many foods of animal origin, including meat, dairy produce, eggs, fish (especially shellfish) and many fatty manufactured products. Dietary cholesterol has a small effect on blood cholesterol but for those with raised LDL cholesterol, or people with heart disease should limit cholesterol rich foods.
Triglycerides are another type of fatty substance in the blood produced in the fat tissue and liver. Those will high triglycerides have a higher risk of developing cardiovascular disease than those will low levels. People who are overweight and eat too many fatty and sugar foods, or drink too much alcohol, are more likely to have high levels.
Get your doctor to check your blood cholesterol levels.
Reduce trans and saturated fats in your daily diet and replace with monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats such as olive oil, olive oil spreads, sunflower or rapeseed oils.
Reduce total fat intake in the diet buy cutting out processed foods and take away foods, and limiting cakes and biscuits.
Increase omega 3 fats in the diet by eating oily fish at least twice per week, or include flaxseeds, linseeds and walnuts in the diet.
Increase soluble fibre intake such as porridge for breakfast, and more beans and pulses added into soups and stews.
Limited sugary foods and alcohol.


Why settle for boring when you can make a statement with our Varis skirt? Never the wallflower, Varis mixes materials and textures creating the perfect couture item for your winter wardrobe.
Shown here with the matching Colette Bustier, but we also love pairing this with a tee and sneakers. Dressed up or down, the Varis is the perfect skirt to take you from day to night and everything in between.
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Doctor of Ministry in Church history & Theology: Faith Evangelical Lutheran Seminary, 1997.
Master of Arts in History: State University of New York at Cortland, 1993.
Master's in Library & Information Science: Univ. of Arkansas, 1987.
Master of Divinity in Bible and Theology: Capital Bible Seminary, 1985.
Bachelor of Arts in Pastoral Ministries: Citadel Bible College / Calvary Bible College, 1983.
LEAH Homeschool History Class, 1995-2007: Taught high school homeschool classes, and wrote/directed historical dramas for the students. These were performed free of charge to the general public.
Declare His Name: A Selection of Missionary Hero Sketches, Dramatic Readings, and Dramas for Adults and Children. Harrisburg, PA: ABWE, 2001.
Evangelism in a Post-Modern Society. Sept/Oct 2000.
America's Unsuccessful Flight from Hell. Sept/Oct 2001.
The Intercessory Ministry of Praying Hyde. October 1989.
God and General Education: A Christian Perspective. December 1993.
Jerusalem Also Pondered. December 1996.
The Challenge of Developing a Biblical World View. May 1998.
The Bible's Legacy of Changing Lives. November 2000.
Lessons from Ireland on Prayer. July 2002.
The Alice E. Chatlos Library. September 1997.
How About an Information Literacy Chapel? 2007.
My educational philosophy revolves around several key words. First, there is the need of servant leadership. In my years of teaching college students, I have found that the model of faculty as servant leader best serves students, and opens their hearts and minds to a more fulfilling student experience. In practical terms, this means leaning in the students' direction, helping and mentoring them to meet their educational goals, and being willing to spend the time and energy to help them succeed. This also means, while keeping the basic rules, making exceptions sometimes for extenuating circumstances, though that often means extra work for the teacher.
Another key concept is one's love and passion for the subject matter. Certainly the teacher's attitude toward the subject material is crucial for effective connection and communication. Education is as much 'caught' as it is 'taught', and the teacher's passion for the subject helps give the material a psychological punch, so to speak. This necessitates that the teacher has really absorbed his/her education, and brought that body of knowledge to the very highest learning levels (using Bloom's taxonomy).
It follows that teachers who have that conviction and passion for their subject will not be satisfied until their students have been pushed toward the same high learning levels. In the online learning world, this means engaging the students in discussion forums, and helping them think through the material, coming to their own convictions and opinions.
Humility is also an important trait of an excellent teacher. We have to be humble for many reasons. If we ever think we have arrived, or that our ideas no longer need testing, then we have left being teachable. Humility helps our minds to always be open for new knowledge – because we know there's so much to learn! Some teachers mistake arrogance and haughtiness for confidence, but in my opinion, this often closes students' minds, or provokes them to want to challenge the teacher. Students today generally appreciate teachers who are clearly learning and growing students of knowledge, and who lead the way in the pursuit of that knowledge.
I also endeavor, when teaching Christian students, to help them develop their biblical world view. This means challenging them to think and apply the truths of Scripture to whatever academic discipline we are studying. Biblical theology is the queen of sciences, so this needs to be the hub and source that informs all else.
Last, my philosophy of education propels me to instill a growing sense of inquiry in students. I want them to learn for life, not just for tests and quizzes. I want my students to get some intellectual and psychological momentum going in my classes, so that they continue to learn and ask questions. My best teachers have contributed toward my growing appetite for knowledge and understanding, and I want to be that same kind of person for others.
Hobbies: Swimming, jogging, and astronomy. All four of us are third degree black belts in Taekwondo. I also enjoy creating free history seminars for students worldwide through Udemy.com.


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"The Favorites of the Emperor Honorius" by John William Waterhouse
"The Favorites of the Emperor Honorius" by John William Waterhouse portrays the "Emperor of the West" feeding birds which are on the rug in front of him.
The colors of the Emperor's clothes and the carpet dominate the foreground. In contrast to the councilors seeking his attention, and who, along with the attendants, are dressed in paler shades.
However, the Emperor is also shown as indecisive, his face in shadow. This depiction is in contrast to Augustus's statue in the background, which is bathed in light.
Honorius is considered as one of the worst emperors during the last period of the Eastern Roman Empire. During his reign, Rome was attacked and sacked for the first time in 800 years.
Honorius, whose name in Latin is Flavius Honorius Augustus (384 – 423), was the Western Roman Emperor from 393 to 423.
He was the younger son of Emperor Theodosius I, and brother of Arcadius, who was the Eastern Emperor in Constantinople. Honorius's reign was precarious and chaotic during a period in which the Western Roman Empire was in rapid decline.
In an early history of this period, it is claimed that on hearing the news that Rome had "perished," Honorius was initially shocked, thinking the news was about a favorite chicken which he had named "Roma."
This painting depicts Honorius feeds his pigeons, indifferent to the news that Rome has fallen. Gibbon states:
"the amusement of feeding poultry became the serious and daily care of the monarch of the West …….
passed the slumber of his life, a captive in his palace, a stranger in his country,
and the patient, almost the indifferent,
spectator of the ruin of the Western empire,
which was repeatedly attacked, and finally subverted, by the arms of the Barbarians."
After the Visigothic invasion of Italy in 402, Honorius and the imperial court retired to the remote and heavily defended city of Ravenna.
Honorius was timid and generally took little part in public affairs; he was usually passive and left the running of the empire to his generals and assistants.
Waterhouse worked in the Pre-Raphaelite style, several decades after the breakup of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood.
Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood included artists such as Dante Gabriel Rossetti, John Everett Millais, and William Holman Hunt.
Waterhouse embraced the Pre-Raphaelite style even though it had gone out of fashion in the British art scene.
The Pre-Raphaelites was a group of English painters, poets, and art critics, founded in 1848.
The group intended to reform art by rejecting what it considered the mechanistic approach first adopted by the artists who succeeded Raphael and Michelangelo, hence the name "Pre-Raphaelite."
The Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood sought a return to the abundant detail, intense colors, and complex compositions of Pre-Raphaelite Italian art.
The Pre-Raphaelites focused on painting subjects from modern life, and literature often used historical costumes for accuracy.
They painted directly from nature itself, as accurately as possible, and with intense attention to detail.
The Pre-Raphaelites defined themselves as a reform movement, created a distinct name for their art, and published a periodical to promote their ideas.
A later, medieval influence extended the movement's power into the twentieth century with artists such as John William Waterhouse.
The Favorites of the Emperor Honorius
Title: The Favorites of the Emperor Honorius
Artist: John William Waterhouse
Medium: Oil on canvas
Style: Pre-Raphaelite
Dimensions: 117 cm × 202 cm (46 in × 80 in)
Museum: Art Gallery of South Australia
John William Waterhouse
Name: John William Waterhouse
Movement: Pre-Raphaelite
Born: 1849 – Rome, Papal States
Died: 1917 (aged 67) – London, England, United Kingdom
Nationality: British
Notable works:
The Lady of Shalott
Circe Invidiosa
I Am Half-Sick of Shadows, Said the Lady of Shalott
Hylas and the Nymphs
Echo and Narcissus
Ulysses and the Sirens
Consulting the Oracle
A Tale from the Decameron
Circe Offering the Cup to Ulysses
Saint Eulalia
A Virtual Tour of Pre-Raphaelite Artists
Christ in the House of His Parents
The Martyr of Solway
Blow Blow Thou Wind
The Black Brunswicker
A Dream of the Past: Sir Isumbras at the Ford
Our English Coasts
Isabella and the Pot of Basil
Self-portrait William Holman Hunt
Sheltering a Christian Missionary from the Persecution of the Druids
Lady Lilith
Dante's Dream
Dante Gabriel Rossetti – Self Portrait
Bocca Baciata
Paolo and Francesca da Rimini
The Day Dream
Marie Spartali Stillman
Love's Messenger
The Last of England
Henry Holiday
Dante and Beatrice
The Star of Bethlehem
King Cophetua and the Beggar Maid
Frederick Sandys
Queen Eleanor
Morgan-le-Fay
Frank Dicksee
The Funeral of a Viking
William Dyce
Francesca da Rimini
A Tour of the Art Gallery of South Australia
"A Break away!" by Tom Roberts
"A holiday at Mentone" by Charles Conder
"Dandenongs from Heidelberg" by Charles Conder
"A Summer Morning" by Rupert Bunny
"Circe Invidiosa" by John William Waterhouse
Melencolia I by Albrecht Dürer
Studying John Waterhouse
Honorius' Strategy Reconsidered
Death of Honorius – Gibbon's Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire
Maximus To Honorius 383-400 AD
"Art is not a study of positive reality; it is the seeking for ideal truth."
– John Ruskin
Photo Credit: John William Waterhouse [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons


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Q: Insert into table with select statement plus additional column in SQL Server 2008 I am trying to insert into a table from a select statement as well as add additional parameters to the rows with something like-
SELECT
        Appt_ID,
        Pracitioner_ID,
        Appt_Book_ID,
        Start_Time,
        UR_NO,
        [Type],
       [Description]
FROM @TempWaiting,
 @EndTime,
 @PatientID,
 @Title,
 @FirstName,
 @LastName,
 @Surname,
 @DOB
INTO PS_WAITING_LIST(Appt_ID,
        Pracitioner_ID,
        Appt_Book_ID,
        Start_Time,
        UR_NO,
        [Type],
        [Description],
        End_Time,
        Patient_ID,
        Title,
        First_Name,
        Middle_Name,
        Surname,
        DOB)

This is within a stored procedure and all it says is error after INTO.
I also tried re-writing it as -
insert into PS_WAITING_LIST (
        Appt_ID,
        Pracitioner_ID,
        Appt_Book_ID,
        Start_Time,
        UR_NO,
        [Type],
        [Description],
        End_Time,
        Patient_ID,
        Title,
        First_Name,
        Middle_Name,
        Surname,
        DOB)
SELECT
        Appt_ID,
        Pracitioner_ID,
        Appt_Book_ID,
        Start_Time,
        UR_NO,
        [Type],
        [Description]
FROM @TempWaiting,
 @EndTime,
 @PatientID,
 @Title,
 @FirstName,
 @LastName,
 @Surname,
 @DOB

This throws an error saying the number of select value must match the number of insert column. Well obviously that does not.
I also tried Insert into table (col1, col2..) Select * from (select (...), col3, col9)

A: If you have a table with many columns listing them all out can be tedious. To add a column to the end of the insert, for instance, a loggedAT or recreatedAt timestamp the following can be done. First create a dts column as the last column, then
INSERT INTO users_log SELECT *, NOW() FROM users WHERE id=?;

In this instance, we now know when the column has been added to our users_log table. The final case would be we may also want a primary key that is specific to the users_log table. lets modify the users_log table once more by adding a 'key' column to the end of the table setting it to be PK, AUTO, UNSIGNED. We can now populate that id with:
INSERT INTO users_log SELECT *, NOW(), '' FROM users WHERE id=?;

Now we have an exact copy of the user record including the PK from the user table and in our users_log table we can now track when the record was copied over and produce its own PK. Note that the users_log table would need to be modified to remove the PK from id that would have been from the users table to prevent id conflicts.

A: Generally it works like this
insert into your_table (col1, col2, col3)
select some_column, @aVariable, 'static_string'
from another_table

A: assuming that @tempWaiting is a variable table the statement should be like this.
    insert into PS_WAITING_LIST (
    Appt_ID,
    Pracitioner_ID,
    Appt_Book_ID,
    Start_Time,
    UR_NO,
    [Type],
    [Description],
    End_Time,
    Patient_ID,
    Title,
    First_Name,
    Middle_Name,
    Surname,
    DOB)
SELECT
    Appt_ID,
    Pracitioner_ID,
    Appt_Book_ID,
    Start_Time,
    UR_NO,
    [Type],
    [Description],
    @EndTime,
    @PatientID,
    @Title,
    @FirstName,
    @LastName,
    @Surname,
    @DOB
FROM @TempWaiting

A: You may also try the following:
Insert Into CustomerNew (CustomerId, CustomerName)
  SELECT CustID, Name
  FROM CustomerOld WHERE CustomerId Is not Null

A: I have two tables, table first and second

*

*The first table contains products and prices

*The second table has column month and column total

I wanted to update the second table with the sum of products in the first table plus month.
I found this query useful I think you might play around to solve your problem
INSERT INTO second (month, total) SELECT 'JANUARY' SUM(PRICE) AS TOTAL FROM first

A: In my specific case the id field in both tables was auto-incrementing so when I merged the tables, one inside the other, it threw an error because some id's matched.
to correct this you have to call the 'nextval' function (I'm using postgres). The complete syntax would be:
insert into your_table select nextval('your_table_id_seq') AS id, column_1, column_2, column_3, 'static_string' AS column_name from another_table.


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Some GOP leaders have called for Donald Trump's removal from office before January 20.
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Prominent Republican party members have called for Trump to be removed from office before inauguration day Several prominent Republican members and Cabinet officials have said that they support the removal of Donald Trump from office before Jan. 20 after his supporters stormed Capitol and Wednesday, leading to violent clashes and at least four deaths. Four senior republicans are calling on the cabinet to invoke the 25th Amendment, believing Trump to be a danger to the republic. Two others have said that Trump should be impeached and removed from office. Doing so, even at this late stage of Trump's presidency, would prevent him from running for office again. Trump's removal from office before Jan. 20 would require the support of many congressional republicans. Invoking the 25th Amendment would require support from the majority of Trump's cabinet. The 25th Amendment allows the vice-president, in this case Mike Pence, "to become acting president when a president is unable to continue his duties, if for example, he or she becomes incapacitated due to a physical or mental illness. The part of the amendment being discussed is section four, which allows the vice-president and a majority of the cabinet to declare President Trump unable to perform his duties," notes the BBC. Some have said that impeachment is unlikely, as there would not be enough time before Inauguration Day on Jan. 20. "I do not believe that an impeachment can happen in 13 days," said Rep. Steve Stivers (R.Ohio). He added that he would "not oppose" the 25th Amendment if cabinet decided on it, according to The Washington Post. While the party's response to Wednesday's events remain unclear, various reports show that it is true that several senior party members support impeachment or invoking the 25th Amendment.
Prominent Republican party members have called for Trump to be removed from office before inauguration day Several prominent Republican members and Cabinet officials have said that they support the removal of Donald Trump from office before Jan. 20 after his supporters stormed Capitol and Wednesday, leading to violent clashes and at least four deaths.
Four senior republicans are calling on the cabinet to invoke the 25th Amendment, believing Trump to be a danger to the republic. Two others have said that Trump should be impeached and removed from office. Doing so, even at this late stage of Trump's presidency, would prevent him from running for office again.
Trump's removal from office before Jan. 20 would require the support of many congressional republicans. Invoking the 25th Amendment would require support from the majority of Trump's cabinet. The 25th Amendment allows the vice-president, in this case Mike Pence, "to become acting president when a president is unable to continue his duties, if for example, he or she becomes incapacitated due to a physical or mental illness. The part of the amendment being discussed is section four, which allows the vice-president and a majority of the cabinet to declare President Trump unable to perform his duties," notes the BBC.
Some have said that impeachment is unlikely, as there would not be enough time before Inauguration Day on Jan. 20. "I do not believe that an impeachment can happen in 13 days," said Rep. Steve Stivers (R.Ohio). He added that he would "not oppose" the 25th Amendment if cabinet decided on it, according to The Washington Post.
While the party's response to Wednesday's events remain unclear, various reports show that it is true that several senior party members support impeachment or invoking the 25th Amendment.
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