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Do we have a good one for you today - The venerable LG G4 goes up against the new stainless steel LG V10 with its mini display on top of the main display and dual front-facing cameras (FFC). Either one of these devices have a premium look - especially with the genuine leather backing on the LG G4...there is just something about leather (but that is another topic for a different time). On the other hand, stainless steel and silicone have their own attraction and beauty. These two devices have quite a bit in common, and we will take a look at those first before we delve into more detail.
The LG G4 and LG V10 both sport a main QHD IPS LCD display and are close in size - 5.5-inches for the LG G4 and 5.7-inches for the LG V10. They also use an identical 64-bit Qualcomm Snapdragon 808 hexa-core processor and they both have room to expand their base internal storage - 32GB on the G4 and 64GB on the V10. They also use identical main 16MP cameras, although the FFCs are different. They both have a single speaker - the LG G4's is on the back and the LG V10's is on the bottom. They both have the usual suspects - Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.1, GPS, NFC, a built-in IR Blaster, a microUSB port for quick charging or data transfer and they both have 3000mAh removable batteries.
When the LG G3 was released with the first mass-produced Quad HD display, it excited the smartphone world, but it definitely needed several improvements. The LG G4 is slightly larger, but includes a slight curve to the entire device...just enough to make it a pleasure to hold in your hand. LG improved the ceramic-coated metallic plastic backing on the LG G4, making it easier to grip and added an optional genuine leather back in one of several colors...complete with stitching.
The LG G3 with its QHD display was statistically impressive, but in reality, it was rather dull looking. LG made an extra effort on improving the display on the LG G4 by switching to a new IPS Quantum display technology. LG claims this improvement creates a 25-percent brighter display with a 50-percent increase in the contrast and 56-percent improvement to the color accuracy. The new LG G4 sports a 5.5-inch QHD LCD Quantum display with a resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels and 538 pixels-per-inch (PPI)...this compares to the same great display, only at 5.7-inches and 515 PPI found on the LG V10.
LG naturally used the new Snapdragon 810 in their LG G Flex 2, but with the stories of overheating issues, they decided to pass on it for the LG G4. LG still stayed with Qualcomm, but selected their 64-bit Snapdragon 808 hexa-core processor in the G4, with a quad-core clocked at 1.44 GHz and a dual-core clocked at 1.82 GHz. It worked out so well that LG decided to use the same processor in the LG V10. The LG G4 is packing 3GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage while the LG V10 packs 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal memory. Both devices have room for expansion via a microSD card to add an additional 128GB of memory.
The LG G4 has a top-rate camera area with a 16MP sensor, laser autofocus, dual-tone LED Flash, a wide f/1.8 aperture and OIS for their main camera. LG also included a huge 8MP FFC with the f/1.8 aperture that should take excellent selfies and provide great video chatting. The LG V10 has the same 16MP main camera with all of the amenities, but rather than the 8MP FFC, the V10 comes with two 5MP FFCs. The G4 and V10 share the same sized 3000mAh removable battery, they both offer a quick charge feature, and only the LG G4 offers an optional wireless charger.
The LG G4 does have a wireless charging option that the LG V10 does not offer. The LG G4 is available in a variety of colors in either the standard ceramic-coated plastic back or genuine leather backing. It is running the latest Lollipop, will cost you about $600+ off contract, and is available on all major US carriers.
Like the Galaxy Note Edge that sported two displays - the main one and then the separate display off to the right - the LG V10 has two displays. The main display is a 5.7-inch IPS Quantum QHD with a resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels and 515 PPI, along with a 1040 x 160 pixel display that 'sits' above the main display at the top. This secondary display can be on while the main display is off and can be used for showing notifications, the weather, the time/date, app shortcuts and more. This goes up against the 5.5-inch QHD IPS LCD display of the LG G4. LG chose the 64-bit Qualcomm Snapdragon 808 hexa-core processor with four cores clocked at 1.44 GHz and dual cores clocked at 1.82 GHz as the brains for both of these devices. The V10 is packing 4GB of RAM versus the LG G4 with 3GB of RAM - both using DDR3 RAM. The LG V10 has only one option - 64GB of internal memory, but has a microSD card slot to expand another 128GB. The LG G4 gives you one 32GB option with room to expand.
The main camera areas should be very competitive if the LG V10 lives up to the LG G4's camera heritage. Both devices use identical main cameras - 16MP sensor with laser autofocus, a large f/1.8 aperture, OIS and an LED flash. The LG V10 uses a dual 5MP FFC to add a wider field and more depth to the traditional selfie or video chat. The LG G4 has the more traditional single 8MP FFC. Both devices use a removable 3000mAh battery and both have a fast charge option, with the LG G4 enjoying a wireless charge option.
Unlike the LG G4, the LG V10 wisely includes a fingerprint sensor with the NFC that will allow the V10 to approve mobile payments, once the V10 gets its Android 6.0 Marshmallow update. The LG V10 has a speaker on the bottom of the device and includes Hi-Fi circuitry for improved sound through the headphones. The available colors are Space Black, Luxe White, Modern Beige, Ocean Blue and Opal Blue. It should be available in October/November on Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile and priced approximately $650 - $700.
This was tough in a way, but when it comes down to which device has the pure technological and specification superiority, it has to be the LG V10. It is more impressive and has more features - looks flashier, better build, secondary display, a better FFC...or should I say two, more RAM, more standard internal storage, better audio circuits, better radio/antenna and a fingerprint sensor. It is a newer model and certainly more 'future proof' than the LG G4.
The LG G4 will be somewhat cheaper by now and retains some great specs - top-rated main camera, the same removable battery, ability to expand storage and a fast charging battery and optional wireless charging. It also is a little smaller and with the curved design is a little easier to hold in your hand.
Either device is a solid pick, but if you want the better specifications and hardware, you really have to look to the LG V10 - it will cost you a little more, but is right in line with other new flagships. Only you can decide if the added features and specs on the LG V10 are worth it to you, but I am picking the V10 as the winner in this comparison.


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A Rhipsalis neves-armondii egy gracilis megjelenésű epifita kaktusz.

Jellemzői
Megnyúlt hajtású, gazdagon elágazó növény, nagy csoportokban csüng alá a fák ágairól. Ágai 30–100 mm hosszúak, 4–5 mm átmérőjűek. Virágai laterálisan jelennek meg, szélesre nyílnak, 20 mm szélesek, krémfehérek, 12 szirmúak, bibéje 5 lobusban végződik, pericarpiuma a szárba mélyed, termése 10 mm átmérőjű piros bogyó. Magjai barnák.

Elterjedése
Brazília: Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Paraná, Santa Catarina államok, epifitikus és epilitikus atlantikus erdőkben 1000 m tengerszint feletti magasság alatt.

Rokonsági viszonyai
A Calamorhipsalis subgenus tagja.

Források
Hunt D.R. et al. (2006): The new cactus lexikon. DH Books, Miborn Port, England.
Anderson H.F. et al. (2001): The cactus family. Timber Press, Portland, Oregon, USA.

Növényfajok
Kaktuszfélék
Dél-Amerika növényvilága

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In May, at the annual conference in Calgary of the Canadian Association of Law Libraries, the Courthouse and Law Society Libraries group (of which I was co-chair until a few weeks ago) organized a session on "Going Green at your Law Library: Learning from Calgary Public Library's Eco Action Team".
During our research to write this book chapter Librarians as Sustainability Advocates, Educators and Entrepreneurs (part of The Entrepreneurial Librarian book to be published by McFarland & Company in late 2011 or early 2012, editors Mary Krautter, Mary Beth Lock and Mary Scanlon), we were looking for inspiring, entrepreneurial stories about green initiatives by librarians to include. We collected some fantastic stories and heard from some wonderful people, many of whom mentioned a need to better network connect with others. So we created a network on LinkedIn called Sustainability Librarians. where we hope people share stories and best practices, network and encourage others to join the movement.


Focused on modern-day marketing and brand management principles that are grounded in a strong South African context, this 10-week course equips individuals with a solid foundation in the fundamentals of marketing, strategy and brand management; teaching them how to make strategic decisions based on customer insights and actual needs – rather than internal organisational sentiment – which then inform an effective overarching strategy that will resonate with consumers.
Not your average, boring regurgitated version of a textbook – this course is a real-world immersion in marketing with loads of case studies that bring the theory to life.
Many contributors, along with prolific industry input, have shaped this course. But the key drivers are 2 of our highly-qualified academics who were so frustrated by marketing education that focused on (what worked in) the past, they decided to fix it.
Caitlin Ferreira: a Red & Yellow lecturer and independent consultant, Caitlin has taught marketing across several institutions in South Africa, and has a passion to drive change in this country's education. She holds a BBusSci in Marketing, BCom Hons in Finance and an MBusSci in Marketing, and is currently pursuing a PhD in Industrial Marketing in Sweden.
Professor John Simpson: a Red & Yellow lecturer and Head of Management, Prof Simpson has a BSc in Psychology and an MBA and PhD in Consumer Behaviour. He is an Emeritus Professor and comes with an impressive pedigree of Dean of the Faculty of Commerce, Director of the Graduate School of Business, and Head of the School of Management Studies at UCT; as well as the founding Director of the prestigious UCT Unilever Institute of Strategic Management.
This course consists of 8 comprehensive modules covering all the critical theory, together with assignments that not only ensure you embed the knowledge but can also learn how to apply and implement in real life. At the end of the course, you'll be able to put together a solid marketing strategy, incorporating all the elements that need to be factored in to make it a success.


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India records 8,603 new COVID-19 cases, 415 deaths
New Delhi [India], December 4 (ANI): A total of 8,603 new COVID-19 cases and 415 fatalities were reported across the country in the last 24 hours, informed Union Health Ministry on Saturday.
As per an official statement from the ministry, India's active caseload currently stands at 99,974. The active cases account for less than 1 per cent of total cases and is currently at 0.29 per cent, the lowest since March 2020.
With 8,190 recoveries registered in the last 24 hours, the total recoveries climbed to 3,40,53,856. The recovery rate is at 98.35 per cent.
The daily positivity rate was recorded at 0.69 per cent, which remained less than 2 per cent for the last 61 days. The weekly positivity rate of 0.81 per cent was recorded on Saturday, which also remained below 1 per cent for the last 20 days.
The death toll is at 4,70,530.
According to the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), 12,52,596 samples were tested for COVID on December 3. A total of 64,60,26,786 samples have been tested upto December 3.
Meanwhile, in the ongoing nationwide COVID-19 vaccination drive, 126.53 crore vaccine doses have been administered so far. (ANI)
FTA marks new phase in India-UK strategic, trade relationship: Piyush Goyal
Tamil Nadu political delegation meets Home Minister Amit shah over NEET

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For a couple weeks now, I have been following the one meal a day—OMAD—diet. I am trying it out because after reading about and trying the keto diet, which is very prescriptive, I wanted something easy that amalgamates intermittent fasting, one very satisfying meal that fulfills all the calories I need for a day that actually satiates me, and no food to cheat with in my fridge, cupboard, or larder.
If I do a good job of tracking my macros—50% carbs, 30% fat, and 20% protein—the chicken burrito with everything on it that I can get from Burrito Bros on Columbia Pike, South Arlington, is perfect: flour tortilla, grilled chicken, yellow rice, black beans, pinto refried beans (the mixture of the two is called "black and tan") , cheese, guacamole, sour cream, cucumber, lettuce, pico de gallo, and sweet corn with a squirt of chipotle and cilantro hot sauce.
Burrito Bros is closed on Sunday which is why it's my cheat day when I can eat brunch and dinner like a normal yuppie.
I'll report on how it is working for me. Today, on Presidents' Day, I did another OBAD but in this case, it was a double gruyère and onion burger with fries—one burger a day, in this case—but two patties are too much.
On that note, Burrito Bros, which also owns L.A. Bar and Grill, where I got my 1/2 priced lunch burger, also offers double meat burritos but that's too much food as well. I don't want leftovers because they're too tempting for me, so I just ate them—the double burger and the double steak burrito, both—but I regretted it and won't do that again.
A single-patty burger and a regular everything burrito are good for me.
And burgers and fries are only for special occasions. I would really like to make sure my single meals aren't a series of junk foods with a multivitamin chaser. I would like to cycle in big salads with chicken and those sorts of things, but I don't want to become a slave of cooking for myself.
With food in the house I tend to be seduced into breaking the essential daily 23-hours-a-day fast, drinking only coffee, water, tea, and sometimes broth or bone broth and sometimes some dill picked juice.
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Pistole Parabellum 1908, även kallad Luger 08, är en pistol designad av Georg J. Luger. Lugern är en av de mest kända pistolerna som tillverkats. Tillverkad från 1898-1942 i en mängd olika versioner och för en mängd olika länders krigsmakter.

Mekanism

Lugern använder sig av kort piprekyl och slutstycket har ett knäledslås. Denna typ av mekanism hade först utvecklats av Hiram Maxim för hans kulspruta 1884. När pistolen avfyras får pipans rekyl slutstycket att röra sig bakåt varvid knäleden öppnar sig vertikalt uppåt, den tomma patronhylsan kastas ut och en ny patron förs upp till patronläget från magasinet. Knäleden fjädrar sedan tillbaka och för fram slutstycket som förs på plats bakom patronen och pistolen är åter klar att avfyra. Denna mekanism är ovanligt komplex för en pistol, vilket ställde höga krav på precision vid tillverkningen. Dessvärre ledde detta även till att Lugern blev dyr att tillverka. Fördelen är att systemet med fast pipa gav pistolen mycket god precision.

Lugern har ett löstagbart magasin som är placerat i kolven. Den var den första serietillverkade pistol med denna finess, som gör det avsevärt lättare att ladda vapnet, och som numera är standard i så gott som alla automatpistoler.

Det tillverkades även några versioner med längre pipa för militär personal som inte var utrustade med gevär. "Navy"-versionen hade en 152 mm pipa och var siktesgraderad till 200 meter. "Lange-" eller "Artillerie-Pistole 08" hade en 203 mm pipa, var siktesgraderad till 800 meter och kunde utrustas med ett trummagasin för 32 patroner där hölstret kunde fästas på pistolen som en gevärskolv. Lugern fanns även i karbinutförande med ännu längre pipor.

Historia
Georg J. Luger utvecklade sin pistol från ett vapen kallat Borchardt C/93, efter sin uppfinnare Hugo Borchardt, för Ludwig Loewe & Co i Karlsruhe, Tyskland (senare omdöpt till Deutsche Waffen und Munitionsfabriken (DWM)). Borchardt C/93 från 1893 var en av de första automatpistoler som serietillverkades. Luger förbättrade Borchardts design och utvecklade också en ny patron i kaliber  eller 7,65 mm Parabellum. Lugers pistol började tillverkas från 1898 och fick namnet Parabellum (Latin: för krig).

Det första land vars krigsmakt antog Lugers pistol som tjänstevapen var Schweiz som 1900 började licenstillverka den för sin armé. På grund av kritik för att dess ammunition var för klen utvecklade Luger ytterligare en ny patron till sin pistol, 9 × 19 mm Parabellum. Han förbättrade även designen under de första åren på 1900-talet. Den förbättrade Parabellum-pistolen med den nya 9 mm-ammunitionen antogs som tjänstevapen av Tysklands flotta 1904 och av Tysklands armé 1908.

Denna kaliber har sedermera blivit en av världens vanligaste för pistoler och kulsprutepistoler. 9 mm Parabellum är idag NATO:s och den svenska försvarsmaktens standardammunition för pistoler (svenska försvarsmaktens beteckning m/39B). Även inom flera länders polisstyrkor används , till exempel den svenska polisen.

Ett par Luger i kaliber .45 ACP levererades även för utvärdering till den amerikanska armén, vilken hade för avsikt att ersätta sin dåvarande tjänsterevolver med en halvautomatisk pistol.
Av skäl som än idag är omdebatterade drog sig Luger ur, och den nya officiella amerikanska tjänstepistolen kom sedermera att bli Colt M1911.

Lugers pistol blev huvudpistol inom den tyska krigsmakten före och under första världskriget och fick där beteckningen Pistole 08 (P08), även en äldre variant Pistole 06 förekom dock. P 08 kunde förses med två typer av pipor, en kortare om 10 centimeter och en längre om 15 centimeter med ett sikte som kunde ställas in för upp till 200 meter. Denna typ kunde även förses med ett extra axelstöd. En senare version Luger P14 som kunde förses med pipor av 10, 15 och 20 centimeters längd. Produktion av Parabellumpistoler fortsatte i Tyskland fram till mitten av andra världskriget men den blev på grund av höga tillverkningskostnader utbytt som huvudvapen 1938 mot den modernare, billigare och mindre komplicerade Walther P38. Tvärtemot vad många föranletts att tro var Lugern alltså inte tyskarnas huvudpistol under andra världskriget, även om många Lugerpistoler fanns kvar i bruk och givetvis kom till användning under kriget.

På grund av sitt vackra och påkostade utförande föredrog dock många tyska officerare Lugern framför Walthern. 1944 hade Walthern ersatt Lugern inom hela Wehrmacht.

Efter andra världskriget hade Lugern spelat ut sin roll som tjänstevapen i många länder men olika modeller av Lugern har tillverkats i olika kalibrar för den civila marknaden fram till våra dagar.

Andra länder än Tyskland och Schweiz vars krigs- eller polismakt använt modeller av Lugern inkluderar Bulgarien, Finland, Iran, Luxemburg, Nederländerna, Portugal, Turkiet samt en rad länder i Latinamerika.

Lugern var även en hett eftertraktad krigssouvenir för de amerikanska soldaterna i Europa under andra världskriget. Detta visas bland annat i TV-serien Band of Brothers.

Fördelar och nackdelar
Den uppskattades av många förutom för utseendet och den unika designen också för den mycket goda precisionen, även på längre avstånd, samt den goda penetrationsförmågan. Tester utförda av den amerikanska armén under 1940-talet visade att en 9 mm Luger med helmantlad ammunition var kapabel att penetrera en amerikansk arméhjälm av stål på 130 yards avstånd (cirka 120 meter) – testbanans fulla längd och mer än dubbla avståndet mot vad konkurrenter avsedda för de amerikanska .45 ACP och .38 Special klarade.

En vanlig missuppfattning om Lugern är att mekanismen skulle vara särskilt känslig för smuts. Nutida tester har dock visat att mekanismen i själva verket är mycket tålig och att pistolen genomgående presterar väl under leriga förhållanden, exempelvis i skyttegravar.

Till de verkliga nackdelarna hör emellertid att pistolen kan vara kräsen i ammunitionsvalet; detta gäller främst ammunition med för kort totallängd på patronen. Vidare bör mycket kraftig ammunition främst avsedd för kulsprutepistoler undvikas, då denna på sikt kan fördärva mekanismen, såväl som modern amerikansk ammunition med lägre gastryck än internationell/europeisk standardammunition, vilken kan vara för svag för att mata fram av patronerna på ett tillfredsställande vis.

Referenser

Noter

Övriga källor
 Maßtafeln zur Pistole 08 und langen Pistole 08

Automatpistoler
Tyska eldvapen under andra världskriget
Eponymer
Tysk krigsmateriel under första världskriget


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Don't expect UGA to redshirt QB Jake Fromm
There's slightly less pressure on Jake Fromm to be ready to play early this season, thanks to Brice Ramsey's return. But don't be expecting a redshirt.
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ATHENS – There are many who believe that Georgia quarterback Jake Fromm might redshirt now as a result of Brice Ramsey's decision to return for his senior season. I'm not one of them.
However, I definitely think the Ramsey Factor could alter how the Bulldogs handle their quarterbacks in the 2017 season.
Before Ramsey decided to scrap his graduate transfer plans, Fromm and incumbent starter Jacob Eason were all Georgia had to man the quarterback position this fall. Well, there is walk-on Sam Vaughn, of course, and another walk-on, Stetson Bennett IV, who will join the Bulldogs this fall. But, realistically, Eason and Fromm were all Georgia coaches could plan to play with from a preparation and strategy standpoint.
That meant that when Georgia opens with Appalachian State this season, the coaching staff would be looking for the first opportunity to put Fromm into the game. That's not to say that the Bulldogs would be expecting to get up big on the Mountaineers – ask Tennessee about that – or that they're worried about what they have in Eason. On the contrary. That's to say that with a trip to Notre Dame awaiting the following week, and with the SEC slate just around the corner, there was going to be a premium on getting the freshman from Houston County some much-needed experience as quickly as possible.
Thanks to Ramsey's presence, that might not be as big of a priority. Now maybe Georgia can think about not having to play Fromm.
Still, I still think they prepare Fromm from week-to-week as the No. 2 QB. You never know what might happen in the course of a given game. Injuries happen; players have bad days. But right now, if Eason tweaks an ankle or needs to come out for any reason, you run No. 12 (Ramsey) out there for a series or two rather than No. 11 (Fromm).
You'll note here that I'm not talking about a scenario that has Fromm out there first. It's an assumption on my part, but I simply don't see him overtaking Eason as the starter. Not from the jump anyway.
I've stated before that I believe Fromm's an exceptional quarterback who brings some special skills to the position. But I don't see him outperforming Eason in practices and scrimmages to the point the coaching staff would want to change quarterbacks heading into the season. If Fromm ends up being the starter, it'll be because Eason got hurt or demonstrated through a good portion of the season that he couldn't get the job done.
Of course, nobody but Kirby Smart and those coaches inside the offensive meetings know exactly what they believe they have in Eason or Fromm. All we're going to get heading into the fall is coach speak and rhetoric designed to keep both parties motivated and focused. And that's understandable.
We all have a pretty good idea of what they have in Ramsey, I think. That is a solid, if unspectacular, veteran quarterback who is going to know the system and terminology backward and forward and can get you through a tight spot if needed. He's a stopgap, a safety valve, if you will.
Granted, a lot of my opinion here is based on a kind of reading of the tea leaves. But I've noticed the narrative coming from Smart has changed slightly from what we were hearing pre-spring. Then it was that Fromm was strong where Eason was weak and very much could beat out the returning starter. I'm not getting that vibe now based on Smart's actions or comments.
Look no further than Smart's most recent answer to the quarterback queries he received from the SEC Network's Peter Burns in a piece that ran in conjunction with the U.S. Open over the weekend. Talking football as they hit balls on the driving range at the UGA Golf Course, Smart made it clear that he very much likes what he has been seeing from Eason.
"Jacob's gotten a lot better," Smart told Burns. "At the time you didn't realize how difficult it was for [Eason last season] until you've seen how far he has come. You realize, 'Wow, he was a long way away and having to play.' And now, with everything he knows and his ability, he's been able to pick things up, go faster. He throws [hot reads] faster. He sees things so much better. It's made it tough on our defense. When he throws a ball, it gets there quick. When he knows where he's going with it, he's pretty accurate."
Smart has been pretty consistent in his feedback of Eason in that regard. And it follows that the former 5-star prospect from Washington state would show marked improvement from Year 1 and Year 2. And the same could be expected of Fromm.
No matter how good or bad Eason looks this season, or Fromm for that matter, Georgia is not resting on its laurels. Look for Fromm to get in if and when he can. But thanks to Ramsey's return, there's no pressure to force that.
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Although the enlisted oath remained unchanged until 1950, the officer oath has undergone substantial minor modification since 1789. A change in about 1830 read: "I, _____, appointed a _____ in the Army of the United States, do solemnly swear, or affirm, that I will bear true allegiance to the United States of America, and that I will serve them honestly and faithfully against all their enemies or opposers whatsoever, and observe and obey the orders of the President of the United States, and the orders of the officers appointed over me, according to the rules and articles for the government of the Armies of the United States." Under an act of 2 July 1862 the oath became: "I, A.B., do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I have never borne arms against the United States since I have been a citizen thereof; that I have voluntarily given no aid, countenance, counsel, or encouragement to persons engaged in armed hostility thereto; that I have neither sought nor accepted nor attempted to exercise the functions of any office whatsoever under any authority or pretended authority in hostility to the United States; that I have not yielded voluntary support to any pretended government, authority, power, or constitution within the United States, hostile or inimical thereto. And I do further swear (or affirm) that, to the best of my knowledge and ability, I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter, so help me God." An act of 13 May 1884 reverted to a simpler formulation: "I, A.B., do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign or domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter. So help me God." This version remained in effect until the 1959 adoption of the present wording.


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Home Industry News GA International GenoFAB & LabTAG partner to increase the productivity of life science research
GenoFAB & LabTAG partner to increase the productivity of life science research
George Vaniotis Ph.D.
Summary: Partnership between a laboratory information management system and a label manufacturer enable labs to track laboratory samples using barcode technology.
Fort Collins, Colo June 15, 2021. Properly labeling laboratory specimens is the most effective way to increase the productivity of research teams. GenoFAB and LabTAG have joined forces to make it easier for any laboratory to use barcode technologies to identify and track their valuable samples.
In the US alone, it is estimated that $28 bn per year is wasted in preclinical research that fails to deliver reproducible results. Sample and reagent identification explains 36.1% of the problems and represents the primary source of irreproducibility.
Many laboratories still rely on handwritten labels to identify their samples because printing labels is surprisingly challenging in a laboratory environment. Many samples in the life sciences are very small and can be exposed to very harsh conditions. A working labeling solution requires assembling specialized labels that can withstand the most extreme conditions from ultra-low to ultra-high temperatures. It also requires a label printer compatible with the labels and software to control the printer.
GenoFAB provides a web-based software solution that allows users to document their samples and generate barcode labels that make it possible to retrieve the sample documentation. Unlike other label printing solutions that only print labels but lack a data management system, GenoFAB users can attach as much data as they need to document their samples. Furthermore, GenoFAB is the only web-based solution that does not require users to use a specific type of computer and install various layers of software to allow them to design and print their labels.
"Every sample deserves its own barcode," said Jean Peccoud, CEO of GenoFAB. "Printing labels should be the first step of any experiment".
LabTAG manufactures specialty labels for the life science industry. Their unmatched expertise and reputation in this market made them a natural partner to develop an integrated sample labeling solution that will meet the needs of the most demanding laboratories. GenoFAB users will find in LabTAG a trusted partner that will help them select the labeling solution that will meet their needs and requirements.
"GenoFAB label printing solution removes a lot of friction that many users find difficult to overcome," said George Ambartsoumian, CEO of LabTAG. "We are looking forward to providing GenoFAB users with the specialized labels they need in their harsh laboratory environments to identify their specimens, track their samples, and manage their inventory".
About GenoFAB: GenoFAB's web-based laboratory information management system allows research organizations to increase the quantity and quality of data they can produce with their existing resources. It reduces the probability of project failure by extracting actionable information from raw data in real-time.
LabTAG, a division of GA International Inc., is a full-scale research and development company that manufactures specialty labels and tapes including cryogenic, xylene, and autoclave-resistant, wrap-around (self-laminating) labels, and much more.
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The scientific content manager and a product development coordinator at GA International, Dr. George Vaniotis earned his Ph.D. in biochemistry at the University of Montreal. He has published scientific articles investigating the signaling in cardiac hypertension and colon cancer, as well as on drug development.


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Pocahontas: A Lost Story
Posted On 7th November 2017 21st November 2017 By India-Rose Channon
Pocahontas is a renowned historical figure, thanks in the most part to the eponymous Disney film that placed her firmly in our historical awareness. Daughter of Powhatan, the leader of an Algonquin tribe, Pocahontas' life has been sanitised and romanticised to erase any suggestion of the violence of colonialism, from her supposed relationship with John Smith, to her experiences in England. Despite her fame, very little about her actual life is commonly known.
In both film and literature, John Smith is represented as a romantic interest, despite the fact that when he met Pocahontas she would have been 11 years old. In Smith's account of his travels, he tells of the Powhatans, who captured Smith and were preparing to kill him until Pocahontas laid her head on top of his, preventing the execution from taking place. Pocahontas' gallant act to save Smith's life, and her subsequent involvement with the settlers, is perhaps why she is so often linked romantically with a man almost three times her age. Smith repeated this story some years later with another girl in Pocahontas' place and scholars believe that he may have fabricated the tale in order to present Pocahontas as civilised to Queen Anne, to whom he wrote of his travels.
Smith's true intentions are far from the only part of Pocahontas' life that has been removed from historical narratives. In 1613, tensions between the settlers and the Algonquin worsened, and any good will between the two came to an end. Pocahontas was deceived by the English settlers and held for ransom. During this time, she converted to Christianity and changed her name to Rebecca. A year later, she married John Rolfe, deciding to stay with the settlers rather than to go back to her old life. When Rolfe travelled to England in 1616, Pocahontas joined him, leaving behind the world she knew.
In London, Pocahontas was treated by many significant people as royalty. It seems that much of society had very little idea on how to address her and her father, treating and entertaining them as royal visitors. In spite of her own actions and her marriage to Rolfe, it seems unlikely that Pocahontas succeeded in convincing the British to trust the Algonquin, considering the treatment of Native American tribes in the following years. Pocahontas never returned to her birthplace, she died not long into her journey back to Virginia. She is buried at St George's Church, Gravesend. Although there is a statue, her grave is unmarked, lost in a fire in 1727 along with a large portion of her life's history.
A portrait of Pocahontas, completed around the time of her marriage to John Rolfe.
Credit: Three Lions/Getty Images. Painting by Jean Leon Gerome Ferris.
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Q: Python GRPC How to reuse channel correctly I am writing a GRPC python client to communicate with a GRPC server as below.
class GrpcClient:
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    Class to send request to Grpc server.
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    def __init__(self, host: str, port: int):
        self._server_address = host + ':' + str(port)
        with grpc.insecure_channel(self._server_address) as channel:
            self._stub = MyServerStub(channel)

    def invoke_method(self, request):
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        logging.info("response received: " + str(response))

This result in error ValueError: Cannot invoke RPC on closed channel! since the channel was getting closed on int I modified as below
    def __init__(self, host: str, port: int):
        self._server_address = host + ':' + str(port)
        channel = grpc.insecure_channel(self._server_address)
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Now both the channel and stub gets reused but my worry is that the channel might not be closed which might lead into memory leak
To prevent it I tried opening the channel and creating stub on each request which is expensive.
Can anyone suggest a way of reusing channel and stub without any leak?

A: There are two ways you could tackle this problem, which are not necessarily mutually exclusive. The first is proxying the channel's close method to your class and requiring your class's user to call it. That would look something like this:
class GrpcClient:
  def __init_(self, ...):
    self._channel = grpc.insecure_channel(...)
    self._stub = MyServerStub(self._channel)

  def close(self):
    self._channel.close()

To make this API a bit cleaner, you could provide a context manager API similar to what grpc.Channel does:
class GrpcClient:
  ...
  def __enter__(self):
    return self

  def __exit_(self, ...):
    self.close()

Then you can use your class like
with GrpcClient(...) as client:
  for task in tasks:
    do_work(client, task)

People have attempted to use __del__ to automatically call such cleanup methods in the past, but we've found that the guarantees provided by CPython about when and if this method will be called are too weak to provide anything resembling C++ RAII, so we're left with manual options like I outlined above.

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HKUST-NUS: Navigating a World of Disruption
July 6, 2020 July 6, 2020 fasswebmaster Announcements, Events	COVID-19, geography, political science, Southeast Asian Studies
THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC HAS IRREVOCABLY changed the world, empowering us to take new approaches and employ new methods to do just about everything—from administering public policy and trade relations to managing economic and social activities.
The National University of Singapore's Associate Professor Itty Abraham (Department of Southeast Asian Studies), Sooyeon Kim(Department of Political Science) and Prof David Taylor (Department of Geography) will be discussing this topic along with counterparts at Hong Kong University of Science and Technology in the concluding episode of the HKUST Global Webinar Series.
During this session, "Navigating a World of Disruption", the panel will be sharing their research and perspectives on the deep and varied effects of COVID-19 on food security, climate change, air quality, global trade, trends in international migration, remittances and scholarship.
Do not miss this! Register here https://bit.ly/HKUST_NUS_Webinar_Reg.
Joint Book Launch – Citizens in Motion: Emigration, Immigration, and Re-migration Across China's Borders & Marrying for a Future: Transnational Sri Lankan Tamil Marriages in the Shadow of War
January 31, 2019 January 31, 2019 fasswebmaster Events, Faculty Events	events, geography, Research, sociology, South Asian Studies
A joint book launch celebrating the release of Citizens in Motion: Emigration, Immigration, and Re-migration Across China's Borders by Associate Professor Elaine Ho (NUS Department of Geography and FASS Research Division) and Marrying for a Future: Transnational Sri Lankan Tamil Marriages in the Shadow of War by Assistant Professor Sidharthan Maunaguru (NUS Department of South Asian Studies and NUS Department of Sociology) will be held at the Pod, NLB on Tuesday, 7th May 2019.
In Citizens in Motion, A/P Ho examines the migration patterns and multifaceted national affiliations of both Chinese migrants overseas and foreign migrants in China. Through interviews and ethnographic observations conducted in China, Canada, Singapore, and the China-Myanmar border, A/P Ho captures the rich diversity of contemporary Chinese migration processes. By bringing together these various experiences and national contexts, A/P Ho offers an insightful analysis of the challenges and opportunities facing nation-building and cultural diversity management mediated by the influences of migration processes.
Asst Prof Maunaguru focuses on Sri Lanka in Marrying for a Future, where he argues that the social institution of marriage serves as a critical means of reuniting dispersed segments of Tamil communities who fled Sri Lanka during the almost 26 year civil war. This is because key agents and elements of marriage such as marriage brokers and transit places help foster connections between these fragmented communities. Importantly, the book offers an interesting take on migration issues by situating transnational marriage within the larger scholarship of forced displacement and refugees.
Together, A/P Ho and Asst Prof Maunaguru contribute unique approaches to studying migration and opens up possibilities for future scholarship to build on these alternative perspectives. If you are interested to hear more from the authors themselves, please RSVP to reserve your seat. The event details are as follows:
Date: Tuesday, 7th May 2019
Time: 6.00–8.30pm
Venue: The Pod, National Library Building
Organizers: Singapore Research Nexus and FASS Migration Cluster, FASS Research Division
Click here for additional details.
RSVP at Eventbrite.
FASS Bookshare – 2 March (Thursday), Noon, at the RD Seminar Room on L6, AS 7
January 17, 2017 January 20, 2017 fasswebmaster Faculty Events, Research	events, geography, malay studies
FASS Bookshare is back for 2017! Check out the Bookshare catalogue here and reserve your seats here.
11:45am-12pm: Registration and Refreshments
12-12:05pm: Lionel Wee introduces the authors and books
12:05-12:20: Khairudin Aljunied presents Muslim Cosmopolitanism: Southeast Asian Islam in Comparative Perspective
12:20-12:35: Tim Bunnell presents From World City to the World in One City: Liverpool Through Malay Lives
12:35-12:50: Jamie Gillen presents Entrepreneurialism and Tourism in Contemporary Vietnam
12:50-1:05: Q & A session
1:05: Light Bites
GPN@NUS Leading in Global Production Network Research
July 3, 2015 fasswebmaster Alumni, FASS in the News, Research	asian studies, economics, geography
"It's not just about 'Made in China'! Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, and so on are all heavily involved in global production networks in different industries, such as automobiles, electronics, shipbuilding, agro-food, banking and finance, transportation and so on," says Dr Henry Yeung, Co-Director of the Global Production Networks Centre (GPN@NUS) and Professor of Economic Geography. Read the complete interview in the latest issue of The Alumnus (page 18) here: http://alumnet.nus.edu.sg/magazine/2015July.pdf
Visit the GPN@NUS website: http://gpn.nus.edu.sg/
Urbanization, Multilocality, Remittances and their Effects on Forests and Communities
November 14, 2014 fasswebmaster Events	geography, Seminar
Commencement Celebrations 2014
August 10, 2014 January 28, 2015 fasswebmaster Alumni, Events, Student Life	Chinese Studies, Commencement2014, Communications and New Media, economics, English Literature, geography, Japanese Studies, Philosophy, political science, psychology, social work, sociology
Another eventful year has come to pass. Another batch of graduating students marked the end of their formal school years and the beginning of an exciting future ahead with the annual Commencement Ceremony at the University Cultural Centre. On top of that, respective departments also held Commencement Celebrations for their graduates to bid them farewell, as well as to welcome them into the FASS Alumni family.
Other than the usual get-togethers, some departments added in a dash of intellectually engaging components. The Department of History had a quiz on history and, as with tradition, held their famous customary event – Mad Hatters! – inviting alumni from the Classes of 2013, 2007, and 2008. Some hats on display included a Samsui woman's, a Bollywood Cop's, a Shameless Monarch's, and even a Bird's Nest hat. The English Language department also had a pub quiz of sorts which tested the graduates' linguistic and general knowledge about NUS. They also had a graduate who recited a poem he had specially penned for the occasion. Graduates too did not miss out on the opportunity to showcase their musical talents. The Department of Japanese Studies invited alumni from previous years and many friendly exchanges were made between the graduating class, faculty, and alumni, while sharing a communal Japanese meal at Waraku Restaurant. A happy coincidence occurred during Social Work Department's graduation event – two PhD graduates found that they were classmates from the same Honours batch 18 years ago. All in all it was a joyous occasion for all parties involved.
Click on the following links to read more about the individual events that were held, as shared by the respective departments!
Chinese Studies Communications and New Media Economics English Language English Literature
Geography History Japanese Studies Philosophy Political Science Psychology Social Work Sociology
We wish the Class of 2014 the best in their endeavours!
Disclaimer: Links are correct and available at the time of posting.
Geography Major Bright Ong on puppeteering
July 11, 2014 May 21, 2015 fasswebmaster Alumni, Student Life	Alumni, geography, students
Actor-puppeteer Bright Ong made a pact with his parents, after graduating from university, that he could be financially independent as an actor in two years, but managed it in half the time by eating just one or two meals a day.
The 26 year old's love for performing was ignited when he started acting in amateur productions at university, and was trained in theatre as a member of the Singapore Repertory Theatre (SRT)'s The Young Company.
Commencement 2013 Celebrations
September 13, 2013 September 23, 2013 fasswebmaster Alumni, Events, Student Life, Undergraduate	Chinese Studies, Commencement 2013, Communications and New Media, economics, geography, Japanese Studies, Philosophy, political science, social work, sociology, South Asian Studies
This year, a good number of the departments in FASS, together with some of their alumni associations, organised events to celebrate their graduates' commencement. Lunches, dinners, and even themed parties were held. Some of the highlights include: personalised congratulatory letters with calligraphy (Department of Chinese Studies), performances put up by the NUS Rondalla and the Chorda Trio (Department of Economics), instant photo booth with fanciful props (Department of Political Science), and students and staff coming with 'mad hats' of their own (Department of History).
Chinese Studies Communications & New Media Economics Geography
History Japanese Studies Philosophy Political Science Psychology
Social Work Sociology South Asian Studies Programme
We would also like to take this opportunity to wish all graduates the best in their future endeavours!
Prof Henry Yeung conferred as Academician with the Academy of Social Sciences
October 11, 2012 October 18, 2012 fasswebmaster Staff Achievements	geography, highlights
Prof Henry Yeung, Department of Geography, was recently conferred as an Academician with the Academy of Social Sciences (ASS). Prof Yeung shares the honour with only over 700 academics and is the only academic from an Asian university.
Prof Yeung is a highly influential academic whose research interests cover, broadly, theories and the geography of transnational corporations, Asian firms and their overseas operations and Chinese business networks in the Asia-Pacific region. Throughout his career, he has been accorded many honours, among which, he was ranked first on the list of top 50 human geographers in the Journal of Economic Geography (Vol. 10), placing him in the ranks of prominent geographers such as Nigel Thrift, Peter Taylor, Billie Turner and Michael Goodchild.
The Academy's mission is to promote social sciences in the United Kingdom for the public benefit and is composed of over 700 Individual Academicians and 43 Learned Societies. Academicians are distinguished scholars and practitioners from academia and the public and private sectors. Most of the Learned Societies in the social sciences in the United Kingdom are represented within the Academy.
Being an Academician means that a peer group has reviewed the standing and impact of one's work and found it worthy of the conferment of the award of Academician. Typically, the award would not be conferred until the person being nominated is in at least mid career, with significant achievements to their name, and they must have contributed to social science more broadly than the normal demands of their job. This contribution can be the area of thought leadership, practitioner applications or policy development. This peer group recognition is valued by holders of the award and has often been found to be helpful in supporting applications for new roles, internal promotion and wider standing.


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Backpack bill: Great tool for families or scourge to public schools?
By Eileen McClory, Staff Writer
Advocates for public, private schools differ on bill that would open private school vouchers to all.
A bill recently introduced in the Ohio House of Representatives would expand the current school voucher system to all Ohio families.
The "backpack bill" would allow certain private school students who have previously not been eligible for vouchers to take advantage of the program, as well as potentially adding new families to the program whose children currently attend public schools or are homeschooled. Opponents say the change comes at the cost of funding Ohio's public schools.
Currently, only families who live in underperforming public school districts (per a state definition) or who meet a low-income requirement can use state dollars to send their children to private or charter schools that charge tuition. The new bill would expand eligibility and allow families to use between $5,500 and $7,500 in state dollars to send their child to private school, or allocate that money back to their public school.
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If passed, it would replace the old system for which many families who reside in the Dayton Public School district currently qualify, but children eligible for special needs and autism scholarships would not fall under this bill expansion.
Aaron Churchill, Ohio research director for the Fordham Institute, a conservative education think tank, said it makes sense for parents to have more choice about where they can send their kids to school.
"I think that's the most important thing is that we get a policy where the money follows the kid to whatever choice that works best for the kids and the families," he said.
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Will Schwartz, deputy director of legislative services at the Ohio School Boards Association, which opposes the bill, said the new bill would potentially have a greater effect on suburban schools, where families who would not have qualified for the program previously due to income levels may take advantage of the project.
"There's a strong possibility that you would see students, either public or private school students who reside in non-voucher eligible areas, taking a voucher to participate in this program in a private school because this is expanding," he said.
Right now, it's not clear how much the bill would cost. Estimates range between $150 million to close to $1 billion in the first year, on top of the approximately $11 billion the state has spent on education in each of the last two years.
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State Rep. Riordan McClain, R-Upper Sandusky, one of the cosponsors of the bill, said he doubts there will be a large increase in additional spending right away, because people weren't quick to adopt the current EdChoice voucher system. But McClain also noted it makes sense to spend additional funds on education.
The bill would also affect families in different parts of the state in different ways. In a large city like Dayton, many children are already eligible for state funding to go to a private school. In a rural area, there may not be any private or charter schools to attend.
Scott DiMauro, president of the Ohio Education Association, which represents schoolteachers across Ohio, said the bill could also lead to higher property taxes, which is another way public schools fund themselves. If local districts need to make up losses from funding the expansion, which the OEA believes will happen, asking the property owners to raise their taxes may be the solution, he said.
Archbishop Dennis M. Schnurr of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati said he is in favor of education being the parent's choice. He said Catholic schools in the area have a good academic reputation and a fair number of children in Catholic schools are not Catholic.
"I do think that education should be parental choice," Schnurr said.
Elizabeth Lolli, superintendent of Dayton Public Schools, said she is not in favor of expanding the school voucher system, which she said has already hurt Dayton Public Schools. She said her concern was that money would be diverted from public schools to pay for private schools.
"My concern is that you're robbing public school to pay for private school education," Lolli said. "So how is that equitable?"
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The Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site is a museum dedicated to Indiana's only president, who served one term.
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site is making its collection of artifacts for the 23rd president widely available online — and in 3D.
Museum President and CEO Charlie Hyde says only about 10 percent of the collection is currently accessible to the public through public exhibits and guided tours. But the new effort will make the entire collection available online to the public starting in November.
The effort was funded through a $50,000 grant from the Lilly Endowment.
The Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site is a museum dedicated to Indiana's only president, who served one term. It is located in the home where the Republican lived until his death in 1901.


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And into the maelstrom comes… silence.
There are only two states of being: having too much to do and having not enough. I have firmly landed in the second camp: after three weeks' intense proofreading, form-filling and question-answering I now find myself with nothing to do.
This is, of course, a lie. I have plenty on my plate. I have two novels to edit. I have a new one to write (and I remember those days, I really do). I have a couple of short-stories that I'd like to tinker with. I have business to attend to and then there's the unremitting grim fastness of Christmas to engage with.
But none of these things have deadlines. None brings the immediate prospect of prosperity. There is no urgent sense of peril or panic. Without them I am adrift. I am unfocussed, drifting in the doldrums without even the wispiest whisper of wind.
It's in times like this that you should really start something new. Make your own momentum, hoist the sails yourself and set to the tiller. But I'm not ready. All ideas are too unfocussed; I lack a starting-point and a compass-bearing. To set off from harbour without even a rough destination is madness.
So I pull out my old novels and pick at them. This is worth doing, but also somehow wrong. I have been subverted, inverted, by a sudden rush of excitement, a great swell of activity that was at once overwhelming and thrilling, like being caught on a tidal wave that you must ride or drown.
I rode it. Now it's petered out, and I am becalmed.
Someone give me a push?
Bad news! I'm going to have to change my byline. 'The unfocussed abstractions of an unpublished author' has served me well for four and a half years. It's going to be hard to say goodbye.
But this is because of Good News. I've signed a publishing contract, and Night Shift is scheduled to be released late 2018. Hooray and huzzah! And extra special congratulations to anyone who guessed this had happened from my last few blog posts. Aren't you just the cutest little smartypants?
I signed the deal a few weeks ago but was holding back from telling you because I wasn't sure the publishers would like it if I went shooting my mouth off. Indeed, that's why this blog is late today: I wanted to be sure that I could say anything, and if there was anything the publisher wanted me to keep shtum about. Professionalism, see? I'm not entirely sure what it is, but I can still do a respectable impersonation of it.
Anyway, there are myriad slips 'tween cup and lip and I'm not sure I'll believe this myself until I've got my grubby little mitts on a copy of the book. I'll tell you more about the project – and my heavily-edited experiences in Publishland – over the coming months.


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Батіг — прикріплений до держака мотузок або ремінець, яким поганяють тварин
 Батіг — стебло виткої або сланкої рослини, огудина

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 Віктор Батіг — український церковний діяч, священик-василіянин, магістр новіціяту, ігумен Підгорецького монастиря.
 Батіг Іван — український та польський актор та режисер
 Батіг Емілія Миколаївна — майстриня художнього ткацтва
 Мелетій Батіг — український церковний діяч, письменник, священик-василіянин. Рідний брат Віктора Батога.
 Батіг Микола Іванович — український мистецтвознавець та графік
 Батіг Михайло Васильович — старший солдат Збройних сил України, учасник російсько-української війни
 Батіг Михайло Іванович — народний депутат України 1-го скликання
 Батіг Михайло Степанович — український поет, журналіст та публіцист
 Батіг Роман Миколайович — український архітектор та вітражист

Річка
 Батіг — річка у Хмельницькій та Вінницькій областях, притока Жвану.
 Батіг — річка у Вінницькій області, притока Воронки.
 Батіг — річка у Хмельницькій області, притока Калюсу.
 Батіг — річка у Хмельницькій області, притока Пруту.

Див. також
 Полоз-батіг — неотруйна змія
 Петрові батоги звичайні (цикорій дикий)
 Битва під Батогом

Примітки

Українські прізвища


Maurizio, Carla, Tania and Andréa welcome you to Ao Nang, haven of natural harmony and home of peaceful style on Thailand's most delightful tropical area, Krabi.
A place like home is our philosophy, we want you to relax and enjoy your stay the Thai way (mae pen rai) no worries!
Our devoted European management and attentive staff look forward to serving you.


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Rights for States, Tribes Doused in Latest Assault on Clean Water Act
Words by Amy Brown
Environmental groups and several states are up in arms over the gutting of a key portion of the Clean Water Act earlier this week. The legislation limits states' and Indigenous tribes' authority to protect water within their own borders from projects such as pipelines and dams that can be detrimental to water supplies.
The new rule from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) targets Section 401 of the law, which gives states and tribes the right to certify that a federally licensed or permitted project meets state water quality standards. The new rule gives federal agencies the ability to overturn state decisions, and it significantly shrinks the scope of review the states and tribes can conduct. The rule also creates new deadlines that will effectively limit states' and tribes' ability to meaningfully analyze the impacts of these complex projects.
This section of the law has been a target of the Donald Trump administration, which last April ordered the EPA to accelerate and promote the construction of pipelines and other infrastructure. As TriplePundit has shared, this is part of an ongoing rollback of environmental regulations by the administration. EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler, a former coal lobbyist, made as much clear when, as the New York Times reported, he said states would no longer be allowed to use the law to object to projects "under the auspices of climate change."
Environmental groups including The Sierra Club, The Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) and the National Wildlife Federation have all issued statements denouncing the move. Officials from Washington and New York states, both of which have used Section 401 to sideline major infrastructure projects, have also voiced strong opposition. Both environmental groups and some states have vowed to fight the new rule in court.
Water rights are a matter of racial justice, too
At a time when the country is roiled in crisis, with thousands of protesters on the streets demonstrating for racial equality, some environmental leaders see this latest ruling by the EPA as much a matter of racial justice as the right to clean, safe water. A Section 401 review can be states' and tribes' only meaningful opportunity to protect their own water resources.
"It's a fact that people of color and low-income communities are disproportionately impacted by the air pollution, water contamination and climate chaos produced by fossil fuel projects," Wenonah Hauter, executive director of the NGO Food and Water Action, said in a statement.
"This is a targeted strike against environmental justice and racial justice," Hauter said. "The new EPA rule seeks to undermine a bedrock environmental law and hamstring the rights of states to protect communities from water contamination and climate change."
For civil rights advocates, the weakening of water rights for states raises the specter of Flint, Michigan, which in 2014 suffered a health crisis after lead from city water pipes seeped into the untreated water flowing through them, a situation that advocates label environmental racism. As journalists including New York Times reporter John Eligon have discussed, the term refers to the disproportionate exposure of black people to polluted air, water and soil. It is considered the result of poverty and segregation that has relegated many black Americans and other racial minorities to some of the most industrialized or dilapidated environments.
Similarly, in central California, some consider the legacy of segregation as contributing to the reality that many residents can only rely on unsafe water systems, with as many as 350,000 people lacking access to potable water in the San Joaquin Valley alone.
Protecting the Clean Water Act should matter to business, too
Certain industries have wholeheartedly supported the new EPA rule, not least the fossil fuel industry, which clearly seeks an easier permitting process. They have some legislators in their corner. Sen. John Hoeven (R-North Dakota) said in a statement: "We've worked hard to advance regulatory relief to strengthen our nation's economy, including for the development of critical energy infrastructure." He is joined by Senate Environment and Public Works Chairman John Barrasso (R-Wyoming), who said the rule would curb abuse from states like Washington, which he argued has "hijacked" the permitting process and blocked Wyoming coal from being exported.
But there's plenty of reasons why business should be concerned about protecting the rights of states and tribal leaders to ensure water quality and safety. Water is as important to the world's economy as oil or data, argues a recent McKinsey report that called water "a business and human priority." All industries rely on water in some way, in terms of raw materials, suppliers, direct operations and product use. Nearly two-thirds of freshwater consumption is associated with ingredient production for corporate supply chains alone, according to The Nature Conservancy, and in 2018, CDP reported that companies experienced a $36 billion negative financial impact as a result of water challenges.
But climate change, population growth and changing consumer habits are increasing water stress for many regions. By 2050, the U.N. estimates that 1 in 4 people may live in a country affected by chronic shortages of fresh water. Water stress is a risk multiplier, according to McKinsey: Alone, it is a powerful risk with the potential to upend socioeconomic and ecological systems. When compounded with other risks, such as those related to food and energy systems, politics, and infrastructure, it becomes detrimental.
As water stress grows, business will experience that risk in four forms: physical, regulatory, reputational, and stakeholder. And when key water sources are inaccessible or unfit for use, that can be a critical and costly risk.
Image credit: Nathan Dumlao/Unsplash
Based in southwest Florida, Amy has written about sustainability and the Triple Bottom Line for over 20 years, specializing in sustainability reporting, policy papers and research reports for multinational clients in pharmaceuticals, consumer goods, ICT, tourism and other sectors. She also writes for Ethical Corporation and is a contributor to Creating a Culture of Integrity: Business Ethics for the 21st Century. Connect with Amy on LinkedIn.
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Home News National & World
Tiger Woods is 'awake, responsive' following Los Angeles rollover crash
by Vanessa Bein
6:55 PM EST, Thu February 25, 2021
LOS ANGELES COUNTY, California – Tiger Woods is "awake, responsive and recovering in his hospital room," after having a rod put into his leg during surgery following a rollover crash in the Los Angeles area on Tuesday, his team said.
First responders rushed to the rollover crash on the border of Rolling Hills Estates and Rancho Palos Verdes just before 7:15 a.m., according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.
Rescue crews used an axe and halligan tube to get Woods out of his vehicle.
Woods, 45, "suffered significant orthopaedic injuries to his right lower extremity," said Anish Mahajan, chief medical officer and interim CEO at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center.
A rod was inserted into Woods' tibia to stabilize comminuted open fractures affecting both the upper and lower portions of the tibia and fibula bones, said Mahajan.
pic.twitter.com/vZitnFV0YA
— Tiger Woods (@TigerWoods) February 24, 2021
The Sheriff's Department confirmed only his car was involved in the crash and Woods was the only person inside.
When deputies arrived at the crash site, they said Woods was calm and able to talk.
Traffic detectives are investigating the crash. They said said it could take several weeks to get a report of what happened.
Woods showed no signs of impairment, officials said. However, investigators are looking to whether distracted driving or speeding was a factor in the crash.
There were no skid marks on the road where the crash happened, which is a hotspot for collisions and accidents, officials said. The car rolled over several times, hit a tree and a sign.
Detectives investigate after someone tried to lure girl into car in Naples Park
Two eagles recovering at Sanibel animal clinic
100 Homes in 100 Days; sharing the Better Together host family experience
Hosting program helping the community, serving more than 4,000 children...


The new Nissan Leaf will be offered in Nismo form to enhance its appeal and attract younger buyers - and a new concept on show at the Tokyo motor show previews its look.
Following images shown at the Nissan Futures event earlier this month, the concept arrives wearing more aggressive bumpers, deeper side skirts and unique wheels.
Design chief Alfonso Albaisa has previously told Autocar that a "racier" Nismo version would be produced to help the second-gen hatch reach image-conscious buyers — something its predecessor struggled to do.
Albaisa said it will be easy to develop Nismo parts for the new Leaf. Such a practice isn't new to Nissan because it offers Nismo trim on several models, including the Juke.
A hotter Leaf E-Plus is also due in 2019. It will have higher-capacity batteries and a stiffer structure. A Nismo pack could make such a model constitute a performance variant.
I have the current (excuse the pun) Leaf and I'm really happy with it. I think this next- generation Leaf has taken a backwards step design-wise. Aside from the BMW i3, other 'lecky cars aren't as radical looking as they could be. Or should be.
Looks too much like a boy-racer tart-up job.
This latest one falls into the same category with the fussy detailing and creases all over the place just like the new Micra which looks quite hideous.
Does Chris Bangle work for Nissan now?


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Richard Mansfield Dudley ( – ) foi um matemático estadunidense, professor de matemática do Instituto de Tecnologia de Massachusetts.

Obteve um doutorado na Universidade de Princeton em 1962, orientado por Gilbert Hunt e Edward Nelson, com a tese Lorentz-Invariant Random Distributions.

Foi palestrante convidado do Congresso Internacional de Matemáticos em Vancouver (1974). Foi eleito em 2012 fellow da American Mathematical Society.

Livros

Ligações externas
Publications from Google Scholar.

Membros da American Mathematical Society
Membros da Associação Estatística dos Estados Unidos
Professores do Instituto de Tecnologia de Massachusetts
Teóricos da probabilidade
Estatísticos dos Estados Unidos
Matemáticos dos Estados Unidos do século XX
Matemáticos dos Estados Unidos do século XXI
Alunos da Universidade de Princeton
Bolsistas Guggenheim
Pessoas vivas


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Candlestick Point State Recreation Area (or simply Candlestick Point) is a state park unit of California, United States, providing an urban protected area on San Francisco Bay.  The park is located at the southeastern tip of San Francisco immediately south of Hunters Point and  north of Sierra Point in Brisbane. This  landfilled area was intended to be used during World War II as a shipyard by the United States Navy. However it was abandoned as the war ended. Without government controls, the area was used by nearby residences as a garbage dump. In 1973 the California State Legislature purchased the land with US$10 million and in 1977 voted to turn this area into a California State Park. After the designation Candlestick became the first urban recreation area in the state. To this day Candlestick remains as a major recreation area in San Francisco, offering a wide view of the bay. The park features various picnic areas, two fishing piers, fitness courses as well as hiking trails. This park is also a popular area for windsurfing due to strong and regular winds.

Candlestick Park, the former stadium of the San Francisco Giants and San Francisco 49ers, was also located next to Candlestick Point.

There are several competing theories for the origin of the point's name. Several sources claim it was named for Candlestick Rock, an -tall pinnacle rock once located nearby at the high-tide line. Others claim it was named for the long-billed curlew, which was once plentiful in the area and also known as the candlestick bird. Still others claim the name derives from the 19th-century practice of burning abandoned sailing ships in the bay; as they sunk their flaming masts resembled lighted candlesticks.

Proposed park closures reversed
Candlestick Point was one of the 48 California state parks that were proposed for closure in January 2008 by California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger as part of a deficit reduction effort.

In May 2008, the governor unveiled his revised proposal that would reverse a proposal made in January to dismiss employees and close 48 parks and beaches, including nine in the Bay Area. The plan now is to cut $1.5 million out of the parks budget and make that up by raising entrance fees a maximum of $2. Revenue also could be raised through cabin rentals and fees at new campgrounds.

See also

 List of California state parks

References

External links

Candlestick Point State Recreation Area

California State Recreation Areas
Parks in San Francisco
Parks in the San Francisco Bay Area
Protected areas established in 1972
Hills of San Francisco
San Francisco Bay Trail
Bayview–Hunters Point, San Francisco


I mostly have my painter hat on at the moment - but next month is Book Week so I'll be visiting a few schools to talk about illustrating and writing which will be fun!
Two of my paintings have gone out into the world and are with Gallery 41 in Woolloomooloo - inner Sydney in a gallery district - not far from the Art Gallery of New South Wales. I've just become a member of the Art Gallery Society and so I will be going to a free (to members) viewing of the Paths to Abstraction exhibition which is running at the moment. It should be fantastic.
And the Gallery person who had to cancel our planned exhibition is back on deck and has asked if I'd like to give her a small collection of paintings to hang...so I said YES!!!! Exciting! A gallery in Tamworth would be happy to take a couple, as would one in Canberra, although the person at the latter called my work "decorative". My back went up AND my nose out of joint. To me "decorative" means that its only purpose and value is in matching the curtains. Then I thought - hmmm...I suppose when it comes down to it, ALL paintings could be called decorative, because they all hang on walls! Anyway, she said that being the nation's capital there are always politicians moving in and wanting to furnish houses. Come to think of it, we DO have an unexpected new Prime Minister since I last wrote, and there WILL probably be an election within the next few months, with possibly a few politicians involved...like I said, hmmm... I wonder what colours go with red hair...???
A few weeks ago I went for a bushwalk with my daughter. We have very similar navigational skills.
It's chilly and I have the wood stove on. Cosy! I wonder how much longer we'll be allowed to burn wood for heating? I love that in this modern day and age some of us still use the same source of heat as earliest humans. And I was reading "African Genesis" by Robert Ardrey and came to the bit about insects clustering together to form a flower that doesn't actually exist in nature. I emailed a zoology professor of mine at the University of Toronto from 1975 and asked if they could be mimicking a flower which itself died out millions of years ago - he answered!!! He remembered me (red hair and pigtails) and said yes! Isn't that thought exciting?!! They could be a living fossil in the most literal sense of the term!!!! I love this planet!!!!!


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Q: How to manage a drupal website in git I'm a bit lost, one of my developer co-worker is doing a drupal website, that is doing special pages, custom logos, custom hierarchy etc. His work is scattered in database tables (it looks like CCK create tables), database rows (texts, image links etc.), static files (pictures, PDFs ...) and maybe some PHP (custom module).
My problem is to get his work in the git repository and being able to deploy it on various servers in a consistent way, like I would do with traditional developer work (let's say J2EE).
One of my constraint is avoiding raw SQL because we might deploy the same code on various RDBMS. But if I have to, I'll relax this constraint.
I can't find a module that does that out of the box, do you have any pointer I could have missed on the drupal website ?
Thanks for your help,
Nicolas.

A: The Features module might get you were you want to go.  It allows you to export various site and module configurations.  The exports are in the form of a custom Drupal module which you could then store and manage via git, and subsequently roll the features out to other Drupal sites.
http://drupal.org/project/features
more info (and a screencast) on the module:
http://developmentseed.org/blog/2009/may/29/making-and-using-features-drupal

A: Using Features along with Context is very powerful.  Context lets you create a "section" for your site. It's best illustrated through an example:
Lets say we define the "Forum" context as anything with the url of forums/*.  Context lets us say: "I want to show these three views in the right side bar, only when I am in the "Forums" context.
Now, using Features, we can create "module" define by the context.  So, we will end up with a module called "youSite_forums", which will include all the views, blocks, etc. that was define in your Forums context.  It also will determine the correct dependencies, as well as Content Types used in the context.  All will be bundled up nicely in a module.

As for versioning content such as node, you can user either Node Export, or just do a DB dump using Backup and Migrate.  We use these occasionally, but we never have every node versioned in SVN.

Links:
Features
Context
Backup and Migrate

A: You might also want to look into services & deployment. Deployment uses services xmlrpc server to to transmit most drupal data from one site to another, or in your case, your devs installation to a staging installation.
http://drupal.org/project/Services
http://drupal.org/project/deploy
As for a method to "deploy it on various servers in a consistent way" look into Capistrano with railsless-deploy. It's so simple to setup some tasks, I use it to deploy all my drupal sites.
http://www.capify.org/index.php/Capistrano
http://github.com/leehambley/railsless-deploy


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Recently retired English attacking midfielder and winger Joe Cole has left the world of professional football with some big shoes to fill. The 2002 to 2003 West Ham United Hammer of the Year, Premier League Player of the Month, Chelsea Player of the Year, and PFA Team of the Year member has forged an illustrious career that took off when he transferred from West Ham United's youth section to their club team in 1998.
From there, Cole would proceed to play for Chelsea, Liverpool, Aston Villa, and Coventry City before retiring from the Tampa Bay Rowdies in late 2018. He made a total of five hundred and thirteen career appearances with seventy-three goals scored. On the international side, the midfielder has consistently played for England, earning seventy-three caps and twelve goals. As a schoolboy player, he once scored seven of eight goals in a match against Spain and the winning goal in the finals of a Nordic tournament.
Cole has been commended for his versatile style of play both in his main roles and as a winger and supporting striker. His comprehensive understanding of the sport and ability to evaluate other players has allowed him to slot easily into his new positions as a top pundit for BT Sport and coach for his former team Chelsea. Fans can keep up with the analyst's budding media career and charitable work on his social media.
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Antioxidant in green tea protects the skin from the the harmful effects of free radicals, which cause wrinkling and skin aging.
To know whether the green tea really be good for your skin?
An article published in the August issue of the Archives of Dermatology says yes -- in theory.
Hope the above is of assistance to you. So stay tuned for other reasons.


The font of blogs titles is too small by default, no options to change them manually. The idea of the title is missed, especially when the main body of a blog is larger than a title. It's hard for perception and hard to catch the main idea of a blog. Please enlarge titles or make it editable.
I'd like the ability to share blogs with other communities.


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