58 Bear Puns That Should Have You Going Bear-Zerk!
Who doesn't love bears? Whether they live on the ice, eat bamboo, or hibernate in the woods, kids love everything to do with these cute furry animals. Just like a teddy bear, kids will squeeze every ounce out of these fun puns about bears. Bear with me as we go through this incredible list of 58 bear puns! Then you can continue with our list of horse puns and jokes.
1. The reason why a bear does not need a fishing pole to catch trout is because they use their bear hands.
2. Most people do not realize that a bear's favorite soda is Coca Koala.
3. Panda bears love to watch those old classic movies because they are in black and white.
4. The reason God only made on Yogi Bear is because on his second try he made a Boo-Boo.
5. When a bear is stuck out in the rain too long he is known as a drizzly bear.
6. The technical term for bears without ears is B's.
7. A bear who no longer has any teeth is known as a gummy bear.
8. The reason it is so cheap to feed a polar bear is because they live on ice only.
9. A bear will always stay for dessert because they love to eat blue beary pie.
10. The best way to apologize to a koala is to simply bear your heart and soul to them.
11. Bears in the wild do not like fast food because it is very hard for them to catch.
12. The koala got fired from his new job because he would only do the bear minimum.
13. The baby bear did not like when his mother dropped him at day care because he could not bear it.
14. A freezing bear is also known as a brrrrrrrrrrrrr.
15. When the little bear applied to work at the movie theater, he was told that he was not koala-fied.
16. The way that you start the bear stuffed animal race is by going ready, teddy, GO!
17. The teddy bear did not want any cake after dinner because he said he was stuffed.
18. The two bears just were not meant to be together because they were polar opposites.
19. Working in a bear day care center is very stressful because it tends to be absolute panda-monium.
20. The grizzly was able to walk in the snow bear-footed.
21. The father bear would not use a navigation system in his truck because he never lost his bearings.
22. Even though the koala did not like his new neighbors, he was told to just grin and bear it.
23. bet that you did not know that the side of the bear that has the most fur is the out-side.
24. Bears do not wear socks because they have bear-feet.
25. The only animal that can hibernate while standing on its head is Yoga Bear.
26. Polar bears only wear fur coats because they would look goofy in ski jackets.
27. The best place to find a grizzly bear is to look where you had him last.
28. The only way that you can keep a bear from charging is to take away his credit cards.
29. A favorite snack for polar bears is eating Brrrrrrrritos.
30. Call a bear wearing earmuffs anything you want because they can not hear you.
31. The way that the little bear would stop the movie was to hit the paws button.
32. Igloos are made round so that polar bears can not hide in the corners and attack the Eskimos.
33. A polar bear found on thin ice is definitely an ice breaker.
34. The technical term for a grizzly bear at the North Pole is "lost".
35. Black bears keep their caves nice and cool during hibernation by using the bear conditioner.
36. If three bears are chasing you, the exact time should be three after one.
37. Polar bears send out their Christmas cards by bear mail so they get there on time.
38. If you have a dream a bear is going to eat you, it might be considered a bite-mare.
39. Polar bears love to go to McDonald's for the berg-ers.
40. When it comes to music, all polar bears love songs by Seal.
41. The only way to make a teddy bear is to take off his clothes.
42. The reason why Tami dressed her teddy bear in a cowboy outfit was because he could not dress himself.
43. I discovered that the reason the bear was in such great shape was because he took a bear-obics class each morning.
44. Every summer, the grizzly family goes on vacation in a bear-o-plane.
45. Polar bears always win races because they seem to get the pole position all the time.
46. A polar bear that moves to Florida is considered by many to be a solar bear.
47. The best-selling meal at the North Pole restaurant was the polar bear salad made with iceberg lettuce and snow peas.
48. The baby polar bears love to eat their Ice Crispies cereal each morning before school.
49. The difference between a panda and a polar bear is 1,000 miles.
50. All the teenage polar bears get excited this time of year to go to their high school snow-ball.
51. The father polar bear kept all of his money safely tucked away at the snow bank.
52. The little bear cub was having trouble at school today because he was up late playing video games and today he was bearly awake.
53. Grizzly's make terrible gardeners because the landscape is always bear.
54. A bear with a negative attitude is always the bearer of bad news.
55. The little cub was grounded after school because he told his mother a bearfaced lie.
56. When the polar bear got off the plane in Mexico he was so em-bear-assed he took the wrong flight.
57. A grizzly will eat only four kinds of pie, rasbeary, strawbeary, cranbeary, or blackbeary.
58. The bear quit his second job because he needed some koalaty time with his family.
By now you should be rolling on the floor because all of these bear puns are beary punny to say the least. If you are looking to break the ice at school or make your friends laugh until they can not bear it any longer, tell them some of these funny bear puns and jokes.
For people that really like bears, these puns would be perfect enough to put on a tshirt or on a poster or something!
hehe, fast food is hard to catch. that was is very clever! thank you for this, I will share them with my children.


Political and human rights enthusiasts gathered in the Black Ballroom on Tuesday, Feb. 25 at 5:30 p.m. for a dinner presentation and discussion co-hosted by the Political Awareness Committee PAC and GLOW. The dinner discussion was titled Trans* Politics, and congressional candidate Paula Overby was the greatly anticipated speaker. Settling down at the crowded tables with their dinner trays, the students idly chatted and waited for the guest speaker to arrive. This was the first of several events coordinated by GLOW last week in recognition of transnational LGBTQ week.
In April of last year, Paula Overby made history when she announced that she would be running for a position in Minnesota's second congressional district for the 2014 election. She is the first openly transgender candidate to ever run for congressional office in Minnesota. Although her campaign announcement made headlines, Overby publically stated that she does not want her gender identity to be the focus of her campaign. With her simple campaign slogan, "Take the money out of politics. Put the people back in," she hopes to relate to a broad audience. In the 2014 election, she will face tough competition as she runs against Mike Obermueller, who ran and lost in the last election, as well as Thomas Craft.
Although her gender identity is not central to her political campaign, it was the main focus of her speech at St. Olaf. Overby began her presentation with a casual explanation of the complex issue of transsexual identity.
"Often, transsexuals move into the LGBT community for support," she said. "However, when they transition, they often leave the community and enter back into the gender binary." It is a common misconception that people who identify as transgender strongly identify with the LGBT community. However, as Overby explained, people who identify as transgender often identify with a specific gender and therefore see themselves as members of typical society.
"The most difficult part of being a transgender woman is being a woman," Overby said.
Identifying as a gender that contradicts the social constructions associated with one's anatomy comes with many challenges. One of the main struggles people who identify as transgender face is a lack of a cohesive community. As it becomes more culturally acceptable to identify as transgender, the community has fragmented along interest lines.
Gender norms pervasively define what is acceptable in public places. A challenge transgender people often encounter is navigating their way through shared spaces. Overby told an anecdote about bringing her son to his dance recital and the frustration of not being allowed to go into the backstage dressing room.
"People think that because we have allowed for marriage equality in Minnesota we have solved the problem, but that simply isn't the case," she said. "Even if we are more accepting culture-wise, a lot of it comes down to resources, facilities." She explained the problematic situation of public spaces that are gender-designated, including bathrooms, locker rooms and dorm rooms. The discussion illuminated the difficulty of allotting public resources to accommodate transgender people in these spaces.
Beyond the structural challenges transgender people face, there are also social stigmas and cultural criticisms that they are forced to endure. "The biggest challenge I deal with as a transgender person is not knowing how people are gendering me," Overby said. "People will interpret behavior differently based on if they think it is coming from a man or a woman." Overby hopes that voters will look beyond her gender identity when they are voting and focus on her campaign platform.
While Trans* Politics was the first of several events hosted by GLOW this past week, another highlight of the week was Leah Entenmann's presentation, Queer Uganda. Author of "Aggravated Homosexuality: U.S. Influence in Uganda's Anti-Homosexuality Legislation," Entenmann explored the role of the U.S. in the persecution of queer people in Uganda and explained how we can fight back.
The week concluded with a film screening of the contemporary American drama film "Pariah." Premiering in 2011 at the Sundance Film Festival, "Pariah" tells the story of an African-American teenager and her journey to embrace her identity as a lesbian. The film won the Excellence in Cinematography Award.
In the past couple of years, Minnesotans have worked tirelessly to end human rights violations by promoting gender equality, but, as Overby reminded her audience, the struggle is far from over. Look for more GLOW events in the coming months to learn about issues centered around gender equality and what you can do to bring about change.


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Does Journey To The Savage Planet Have Local Split-Screen Co-op?
As we approach Journey To The Savage Planet's release this week, a question being raised is "does Journey To The Savage Planet have local split-screen co-op?"
Unfortunately, Journey To The Savage Planet does not feature local split-screen co-op, with the game only having online co-op. This is somewhat disappointing to see given how the game seems geared towards supporting playing with a friend or having a parent and child play together. However, you can still play with someone in online co-op through PSN.
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The lack of local split-screen co-op in Journey To The Savage Planet was one of the only disappoints I had with the game. In my review, I highlighted how the game is an enjoyable arcadey mix of Metroidvania level design, first-person shooting, and survival exploration. You can read my full review here.
Does Journey To The Savage Planet Have Local Split-Screen Co-op? Sadly, the answer (right now) is no.
If you want some more details on the online co-op mode in the game including how progress is saved and what materials are shared between players be sure to check out our co-op explained guide for the game. Need a briefing on how to level up in Journey To The Savage Planet? Read through our levelling up guide.
Journey To The Savage Planet is the first game from Typhoon Studios. You are an employee of Kindred, a space-exploration company who are trying to find the next habitable home for humanity. After a long flight, you land on AR-Y 26, the titular Savage Planet, and have to explore and gather information to find out whether it is a safe place for humans. But the journey isn't as easy as it sounds and you have to fight various creatures and tackle the terrain of the planet.
Journey To The Savage Planet is available for PS4 on January 28, 2020.
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What's The Difference Between IEEE 802.15.4 And ZigBee Wireless?
This article resolves the confusion over the difference and similarities between the short-range wireless technologies IEEE 802.15.4 standard and ZigBee.
There are many standards for short-range wireless technologies, but this variety often perplexes designers who want to select a standard for an application. The popular IEEE 802.15.4 standard and its relative ZigBee often are confused. They aren't the same thing.
A designer of wireless applications has multiple choices of standards and protocols ranging from the simple to the amazingly complex. The most familiar choices are Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. Bluetooth has found a niche in the audio space with billions of cell-phone headset connections, automotive hands-free connections, and wireless speakers. Its newer low-energy versions are finding many applications in the medical and sports/fitness world to monitor an individual's physical status.
Wi-Fi is the premier local-area network (LAN) technology for high-speed Internet access for laptops, smart phones, and tablets. New faster versions are used in smart TV sets for video transfer. In a stripped down form, it can also be used in data acquisition applications. Low-power versions are now available. Many versions and supplement use the 2.4-, 5-, and 60-GHz industrial, scientific, and medical (ISM) bands.
The proprietary Z-Wave standard has found a niche in the home monitoring and control market. There are other proprietary standards for specific applications, such as WirelessHD for 60-GHz video transfer. Many of these proprietary variations use the ISM bands below 1 GHz, including garage door openers at 315 MHz, remote temperature monitors at 433 MHz, and data acquisition at 915 MHz. A growing category is cellular connectivity for machine-to-machine (M2M) and Internet of Things (IoT) applications.
Most of the rest of the standards use some variation of the 802.15.4 standard.
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) supports many working groups to develop and maintain wireless and wired communications standards. For example, 802.3 is wired Ethernet and 802.11 is for wireless LANs (WLANs), also known as Wi-Fi. The 802.15 group of standards specifies a variety of wireless personal area networks (WPANs) for different applications. For instance, 802.15.1 is Bluetooth, 802.15.3 is a high-data-rate category for ultra-wideband (UWB) technologies, and 802.15.6 is for body area networks (BAN). There are several others.
The 802.15.4 category is probably the largest standard for low-data-rate WPANs. It has many subcategories. The 802.15.4 category was developed for low-data-rate monitor and control applications and extended-life low-power-consumption uses. The basic standard with the most recent updates and enhancements is 802.15.4a/b, with 802.15.4c for China, 802.15.4d for Japan, 802.15.4e for industrial applications, 802.15.4f for active (battery powered) radio-frequency identification (RFID) uses, and 802.15.4g for smart utility networks (SUNs) for monitoring the Smart Grid. All of these special versions use the same base radio technology and protocol as defined in 802.15.4a/b.
The 802.15.4 standard defines the physical layer (PHY) and media access control (MAC) layer of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model of network operation (Fig. 1). The PHY defines frequency, power, modulation, and other wireless conditions of the link. The MAC defines the format of the data handling. The remaining layers define other measures for handing the data and related protocol enhancements including the final application.
1. Most networking systems, both wired and wireless, use the OSI communications model. Most systems also use at least the first four layers, but many do not use all seven layers.
More specifically, Figure 2 shows the layer 1 and layer 2 details of 802.15.4.
2. The 802.15.4 standard uses only the first two layers plus the logical link control (LLC) and service specific convergence sub-layer (SSCS) additions to communicate with all upper layers as defined by additional standards.
The goal of the standard is to provide a base format to which other protocols and features could be added by way of the upper layers (layers 3 through 7). While three frequency assignments are available, the 2.4-GHz band is by far the most widely used (see the table). Most available chips and modules use this popular ISM band.
The standard uses direct sequence spread spectrum (DSSS) modulation. It is highly tolerant of noise and interference and offers coding gain to improve link reliability. Standard binary phase-shift keying (BPSK) is used in the two low-speed versions, while offset-quadrature phase-shift keying (O-QPSK) is used for the higher-data-rate version. O-QPSK has a constant wave envelope meaning that more efficient non-linear power amplification techniques can be used to minimize power consumption.
With regard to channel access, 802.15.4 uses carrier sense multiple access with collision avoidance (CSMA-CA). This multiplexing approach lets multiple users or nodes access the same channel at different times without interference. Most transmissions are short packets that occur infrequently for a very low duty cycle (<1 %), minimizing power consumption. The minimum power level defined is –3 dBm or 0.5 mW. Most modules use 0 dBm or 1 mW. However, some 20-dBm or 100-mW modules are available.
Transmission range varies considerably depending on the nature of the path that must for the most part be line of sight (LOS). Transmit power level and receiver sensitivity are also factors. Under the best conditions the range can be as great as 1000 meters with a clear outdoor path. Most applications cover a shorter range of 10 to 75 meters.
With regard to networking capability, 802.15.4 defines two topologies. One of them is a basic star (Fig. 3a). All communications between nodes must pass through the central coordinator node. A basic peer-to-peer (P2P) topology is also defined (Fig. 3b). Any device may then talk to any other device. This basic topology may be expanded into other topologies in the upper network layers, such as the popular mesh topology.
3. The 802.15.4 standard defines the star (a) and peer-to-peer (b) common network topologies.
4. The ZigBee protocol is defined by layer 3 and above. It works with the 802.15.4 layers 1 and 2.
The main benefit of the mesh topology is that any node can communicate with any other node, if not directly if within range, but indirectly by relaying the transmission through multiple additional nodes (Fig. 5). The network then can spread out over a larger area. Furthermore, it increases network reliability as it still functions even if one node is disabled. There are usually alternate paths through the network to sustain a connection. For example, if node A wishes to communicate with node G, it can relay data through nodes C and E. If node C fails, another path is via nodes B, D, and F. ZigBee mesh networks are self-configuring and self-healing.
5. In a mesh network, each node communicates with its closest neighbor as conditions permit. Note that there are alternate paths between any two nodes.
• Input devices for keyboards, mice, touch pads, wands, etc.
The ZigBee Alliance also offers full testing and certification of ZigBee-enabled products to ensure interoperability.
ZigBee has been around for more than 10 years now and is widely used. It is a great option for many applications. For some simpler communications projects it may be overkill with its extra complexity and cost. Plain old 802.15.4 may be a better choice in such cases.
While ZigBee is the most notable example of the use of the base 802.15.4 standard, other protocols are defined for specific applications. The 802.15.5 standard defines a mesh networking capability for 802.15.4. WirelessHART is a radio version of the wired HART (highway addressable remote transducer) protocol standard widely used in automation and industrial control applications. It defines a time multiplexed protocol for accessing multiple nodes of sensors and actuators.
The International Society of Automation's ISA100.11a industrial control standard is used in process control applications. It adds channel hopping, variable time-slot multiplex options, and mesh networking to the 802.15.4 base.
One other interesting variation is 6LoWPAN, created by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) (RFC 5933 and RFC 4919). This protocol adaption allows 802.15.4 radios to carry 128-bit addresses of version 6 of the Internet Protocol (IPv6). It uses header compression and address translation techniques so 802.15.4 devices can access the Internet. The IPv6 packets are compressed and encapsulated so they fit into standard 802.15.4 packet frames. This variation facilitates the use of the standard to implement IoT, Smart Grid, and M2M applications.


This is the last big battle in the game.
Deploy Alicia at the North most deployment point. Deploy Largo and two other lancers in the middle of the group. At the very South West position deploy Rosie. In the last postion to the West deploy an engineer. At the very South East postion deploy a sniper. At the last open postion deploy another engineer. Turn 1 Select your sniper.
Run him to the sandbags in the base and have him crouch there.
Then have him take out the lancer to the East.
Spend another point on your sniper. Have him take out the lancer to the West. Select Welkin.
Have him use a morter to take out the sniper to the West.
Then roll him back towards your base as far as possible. Select Rosie.
Run her North West to the sandbags that are there. Have her crouch behind them.
We are going to spend four of our command points on our lancers.
Have them put their four shells in to an anti-tank turret. You should be able to take out one with those shots.
Select Largo and have him put a shot in to the remaining anti-tank turret.
Select one of your other lancers, and have him finish off the last anti-tank turret with three more shots. Now it's time to focus on the gatling turrets.
Select another one of your lancers, and have him put two shots in to the damaged gatling turret. We should only have two more gatling turrets to go before clearing this side. I somehow got lucky and took the turret out with one shot instead of two. Select Rosie and have her take out one of the nearby enemy shock troopers. If there are any enemy near her. She took them out for me on the computers turn.
Now select your sniper and have him take out the lancer that is to the West.
Spend another point on him to have him take out the shock trooper that is on the Marmota. He is close to the front of it.
Select your engineer and have them run up to Largo and the other lancer that is close to him. Turn 3 Select your lancer that is close to Largo.
Shoot the hole in the side of the Marmota. You will get a small cut scene about being able to climb up the side of the Marmota.
Now run your lancer up to the side of the Marmota, and have him climb the ramp there. Climb up a ladder and when he can go no farther end his turn. Spend another command point on him. Have him climb the second ladder.
Move a little ways from the ladder, so another one of your troops can climb up it. Select Alicia.
Have her climb up the side of the Marmota. There are two ladders she has to go up, and then she will be at the top.
Have her take out the shock trooper that is up there. Have her run as far down this ramp as she possibly can.
She will be safe there. Now select Largo, and bring him up the ramp.
Spend an extra command point on Largo, and move him on the main bridge of the Marmota.
If you look up, you will see a couple radiators you can shoot. Take one of them out.
Now select your closest engineer. Have her climb up to Largo and the other lancer on top of the Marmota. Have her heal them and refill their ammo.
Select your sniper and have him take out the enemy lancer that spawned to the West.
Spend an extra point on your sniper and have him take out the nearby enemy sniper. Run him back behind the sandbags and crouch him there when he is done. Now select Largo.
Have him run over and take out the other heat sink. Now that the lance is unshielded we can start using our two lancers up top to take it down.
Spend five points on your two lancers having them fire their lances at the huge lance.
Select your sniper, and have him take out the enemy lancer that just appeared.
Spend three points on Largo, and three points on the lancer that is with him.
Have them target and fire their lances at the giant lance.
Spend another six points on Largo and the other lancer that is at the top of the Marmota. Those shots should take that huge lance out.


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A Quick Guide to Different Types of Tofu
By Margherita May 24, 2022
Have you ever wandered around the aisle of your local supermarket or Asian grocery store, wondering how tofu is made and the difference between all the different types of tofu?
Here is a quick guide to tofu you should read to start appreciating this amazing food.
How is Tofu Made?
To produce tofu, the first thing you need to do is soak and then boil dried soybeans. What is obtained from this first phase is something that resembles soy milk to which different types of coagulants are added. The soy milk is then poured into molds until it solidifies and it is then cut into the familiar blocks you commonly see in shops.
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Types of Tofu
Momen Tofu (木綿豆腐)
Momen tofu or "Cotton tofu" is the most common and most traditional type of tofu. The name "cotton tofu" seems to derive from the fact that, traditionally, cotton cloth was layered inside the mold where the coagulated soy milk was poured. Momen is one of the firmest types of tofu you can find in Japan and the most versatile, as well as being rich in protein with a spongy texture.
However, be aware that momen is still quite soft compared to some of the firmer tofu available abroad. It retains a considerable amount of water, and therefore it is recommended to press out some of the excess liquid by placing a heavy object (like a heavy frying pan or skillet) on top of the tofu block before using it in recipes like stir-fries.
Kinu Tofu (絹ごし豆腐)
Kinu tofu is super soft and smooth with an almost jelly-like texture. The process for making kinu tofu does not involve stirring and breaking down the tofu or pressing it in a mold box like momen "cotton" tofu, nor does it involve boiling. Hot soy milk is poured directly into the mold box containing the coagulant, and it has no holes and is not lined with cloth.
This is the type of tofu most commonly used for miso soup or eaten "raw" and cold with bonito flakes, soy sauce, and Japanese scallion, especially during hot and humid summer.
Abura-age (油揚げ)
Abura-age (literally meaning "deep-fried in oil") is a type of thinly fried tofu that is made by cutting momen tofu into thin, small pieces and pressing and dehydrating them to make a dough. The dough is first fried at a low temperature to expand and then fried again at a higher temperature to remove the water and harden the surface.
Abura-age is widely used as an ingredient in miso soup, side dishes, and stir-fried dishes. The slices of fried tofu can be cut in the middle to create a kind of small pouches that can be filled with meat or, most commonly, with sushi rice to make the so-called "inari sushi" (いなり寿司).
It has appeared in literature as early as the early Edo period (1603-1867) and is thought to have been invented along with other deep-fried dishes such as tempura, which became popular around that time.
Atsuage (厚揚げ)
Atsuage tofu (literally "thick fried tofu") is made by draining momen tofu and then deep-frying it at a high temperature. It is also called thickly fried tofu, as opposed to the thinly fried tofu abura-age, another name for deep-fried tofu. The surface is fried in oil, but the inside is still the familiar soft tofu. It is widely used for stir-fries and oden.
Yakitofu (焼き豆腐)
Yakitofu is made of momen tofu that has been drained and then grilled over charcoal or gas. It is often used in sukiyaki, stir-fried dishes, and dengaku (various miso-glazed dishes) because it does not fall apart easily and is more flavourful than plain tofu.
Ganmodoki (がんもどき)
Ganmodoki are tofu fritters. The tofu is kneaded with grated yam as a binder. Ingredients such as burdock root, carrots, mushrooms, kombu, sesame, ginkgo nuts, and hemp seeds are added, stirred, and formed into a certain shape (usually round-shaped or slightly flat ball).
Why Not Try Cooking with These Different Types of Tofu?
Tofu is extremely versatile, and it can be easily used in desserts as well!
It is a great source of protein, low in fat and cholesterol, an excellent source of iron and calcium, perfect for a gluten-free diet, and in Japan, it is also incredibly cheap and accessible.
What are you waiting for? Now that you know the basics of all the different kinds of tofu that exist, go to the grocery store and try challenging yourself with some new tofu recipes!
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The Development Squad suffered a second consecutive defeat today (Tuesday) with a 1-0 loss to Oldham Athletic.
A goalless first saw both team's defences cancelling each other out. Freddie Yao was the stand-out player for Burnley as he was involved in every move that the Clarets created.
The best chance of the first half fell to Dwight McNeil following a free kick from Jamie Thomas.
The ball was initially cleared only as far as Arlen Birch, who found McNeil unmarked just inside the box.
However, the winger couldn't quite keep his volley down as it fired over the bar.
As the first half went on, the game became more dominated by the Burnley midfield.
The Clarets dominated possession but lacked the cutting edge in the final third.
A scrappy first 45 minutes ended with a yellow card being given to Jimmy Dunne for an off the ball incident after a free kick was given.
Oldham scored the only goal three minutes after the restart through Dylan King, following a corner kick poorly defended by Burnley, where King was at the back post to head the ball low under the keeper.
Burnley then came under pressure as the Latics pushed for a second. The Clarets keeper, Connor King, was to thank after a superbly hit volley which was arrowing to the top right corner, but the last man fully stretched and managed to tip it round the post.
King was again the saviour for Burnley as he again managed to keep out a driven shot which was heading for the bottom corner.
Mike Jolley's late substitution nearly paid off as on Birch cut in on his right foot, whipped in an inch perfect ball into the box where Olatunde Bayode rose highest and headed the ball inches past the far post.
Burnley came close again late on as yet another substitute nearly scored an equaliser as a good passing move found Pingling in space, but he sliced his shot wide of the near post.


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Спеніш-Спрінгс () — переписна місцевість (CDP) в США, в окрузі Вошо штату Невада. Населення —  особи (2010).

Географія
Спеніш-Спрінгс розташований за координатами  (39.655013, -119.668817).  За даними Бюро перепису населення США в 2010 році переписна місцевість мала площу 145,01 км², з яких 144,16 км² — суходіл та 0,86 км² — водойми.

Демографія
Згідно з переписом 2010 року, у переписній місцевості мешкали  особи в  домогосподарствах у складі  родин. Густота населення становила 104 особи/км².  Було 5619 помешкань (39/км²).

Расовий склад населення:

До двох чи більше рас належало 3,1 %. Частка іспаномовних становила 10,7 % від усіх жителів.

За віковим діапазоном населення розподілялося таким чином: 26,9 % — особи молодші 18 років, 63,5 % — особи у віці 18—64 років, 9,6 % — особи у віці 65 років та старші. Медіана віку мешканця становила 39,4 року. На 100 осіб жіночої статі у переписній місцевості припадало 102,0 чоловіків;  на 100 жінок у віці від 18 років та старших — 100,0 чоловіків також старших 18 років.

Середній дохід на одне домашнє господарство  становив  долари США (медіана — ), а середній дохід на одну сім'ю —  доларів (медіана — ). Медіана доходів становила  доларів для чоловіків та  доларів для жінок. За межею бідності перебувало 4,5 % осіб, у тому числі 0,9 % дітей у віці до 18 років та 6,0 % осіб у віці 65 років та старших.

Цивільне працевлаштоване населення становило  осіб. Основні галузі зайнятості: освіта, охорона здоров'я та соціальна допомога — 22,5 %, транспорт — 11,2 %, роздрібна торгівля — 11,1 %.

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Переписні місцевості Невади
Населені пункти округу Вошо (Невада)

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The Coptic Church or the Church of Alexandria is called "Sees of St. Mark"; one of the earliest four sees: Jerusalem, Antioch, Alexandria, and Rome.
The Copts are proud of the apostolicity of their Church, whose founder is St. Mark, one of the seventy Apostles (Mk 10:10Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)), and one of the four Evangelists. He is regarded by the Coptic hierarchy as the first of their unbroken 117 patriarchs, and also the first of a stream of Egyptian martyrs. This apostolicity was not only furnished on grounds of its foundation but rather by the persistence of the Church in observing the same faith received by the Apostle and his successors, the Holy Fathers.
St. Mark was an African native of Jewish parents who belonged to the Levites' tribe. His family lived in Cyrenaica until they were attacked by some barbarians, and lost their property. Consequently, they moved to Jerusalem with their child John Mark (Acts 12:12Open in Logos Bible Software (if available), 25Open in Logos Bible Software (if available); 15:37Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)). Apparently, he was given a good education and became conversant in both Greek and Latin in addition to Hebrew. His family was highly religious and in close relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ. His cousin was St. Barnabas and his father's cousin was St. Peter. His mother, Mary, played an important part in the early days of the Church in Jerusalem. Her upper room became the first Christian church in the world where the Lord Jesus Christ Himself instituted the Holy Eucharist (Mk 14:12-26Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)). Also, this is the same place where the Lord appeared to the disciples after His resurrection and His Holy Spirit came upon them.
Young Mark was always associated with the Lord, who choose him as one of the seventy. He is mentioned in the Holy Scriptures in a number of events related with the Lord. For example, he was present at the wedding of Cana of Galilee, and was the man who had been carrying the jar when the two disciples went to prepare a place for the celebration of the Passover (Mk 14:13-14Open in Logos Bible Software (if available); Lk 22:11Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)).
1. He begins his Holy Gospel by describing John the Baptist as a lion roaring in the desert (Mk 1:3Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)).
At first, St. Mark accompanied St. Peter on his missionary journeys inside Jerusalem and Judea. Then he accompanied St. Paul and St. Barnabas on their first missionary journey to Antioch, Cyprus and Asia Minor, but for some reason or another he left them and returned home (Acts 13:13Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)). On their second trip, St. Paul refused to take him along because he left them on the previous mission; for this reason St. Barnabas was separated from St. Paul and went to Cyprus with his cousin St. Mark (Acts 15:36-41Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)). There, he departed in the Lord and St. Mark buried him. Afterwards, St. Paul needed St. Mark with him and they both preached in Colosse (Col 4:10Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)), Rome (Phil 24; 2 Tim 4:11Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)) and perhaps in Venice.
Coptic Cathedral of St. Mark in Alexandria, EgyptSt. Mark's real labor lays in Africa. He left Rome to Pentapolis, where he was born. After planting the seeds of faith and performing many miracles he traveled to Egypt, through the Oasis, the desert of Libya, Upper Egypt and then entered Alexandria from its eastern gate in 61 A.D.
• Preaching in Egypt, Pentapolis, Judea, Asia Minor, and Italy during which time he ordained bishops, priests, and deacons.
• Establishing the "School of Alexandria" which defended Christianity against philosophical school of Alexandria and conceived a large number of great Fathers.
• Writing the Divine Liturgy of the Holy Eucharist which was modified later by St. Cyril to the Divine Liturgy known today as the Divine Liturgy of St. Cyril.


all preschool families are invited to join their child for a festive Shabbat celebration.
Anshai Preschool has to offer, just ask any one of us.
YOUNG TODDLERS, TODDLERS & TWOS 8:50 a.m. to 12.50 p.m.
PRE-K (3-5 years old) 8:50 a.m. to 1:50 p.m.
BEFORE-CARE 7:50 a.m. to 8:50 a.m.
AFTER-CARE 12:50 or 1:50 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
each month and then join the Rabbi for Kiddush.


As you set up and refine your recruitment listings and look for candidates to fill your openings, here are some tips and strategies for you to consider.
Utilize the concept of "A Better You. A Greater Us:" Write a listing description that speaks directly to candidates by including information on the community impact they can make, and also speaks to the personal/professional growth they will experience as a service year corps member. Communicate to candidates by using "you" instead of writing about the listing in the third person.
Have a concise listing description: Keep your description to 1-2 paragraphs, so that potential candidates can quickly learn about the role and if it might be a good fit for them. Don't feel the need to include pieces of information that appear in other parts of your listing (e.g. living allowance, hours per week, application window, etc.).
Use a practical name for the listing: All listings are searchable by name. In most cases, using a simple position name (e.g. "Literacy Tutor") is a good way to help your listing be found if a prospective candidate is doing a keyword search. Names also help a candidate quickly learn about the role if they find your opportunity as a suggested match.
Make it clear how to apply: Make sure to include "Next Steps" in your application process when completing your listing.
Set a target application deadline, and update it if needed: We frequently feature listings that are closing soon, and this is a good way to help drive extra traffic to your application as your targeted closing date approaches. If needed, you can always extend the application deadline past your target date if you are still looking for candidates to fill your openings. Generally speaking, it's not a good idea to have your recruitment window extend more than a month past your position start date (which can make your listing look out of date); in instances where you're still recruiting more than a month out, make sure to also adjust your position start date accordingly.
Publish listings for your next cycle early: If you have an idea of when you'll be beginning your next recruitment cycle, you can update your listing to include future application dates and start/end dates. This will allow your listing to be featured in our "Coming Soon" section, and will also allow candidates who are looking for opportunities at a later date to be aware of your future openings. While candidates will be able to "save" your future listings, they'll only be able to apply once it's within the recruitment window.
Message and call applicants: You'll receive information in your dashboard on candidates who apply to your listing, and if you've shared a link to any additional application requirements, the applicant will also have access to that. You can message candidates to follow up and thank them for applying, share more info about your program, and encourage them to take any additional steps necessary to complete an application with your program. If a candidate has provided a phone number, you can also call them to further personalize your outreach.
Be proactive and search for leads: ServiceYear.org is a two-sided platform, meaning that just as candidates can search for your opportunities, you can search for candidates! You can filter this search based on where potential candidates are looking to serve, what they're interested in, education level, and who's joined most recently. Click into a candidate card to learn more information, and recommend your listing to individuals that you hope to have apply for your opportunity. We've also added a beta "Find Candidates" feature in your dashboard that you can try out to discover individuals who might be a good fit to recommend your listings to.
Keep your dashboard up to date: If you are no longer actively considering a candidate, you can click "Decline" to remove them from your dashboard. If you have accepted a candidate to serve in your program, you can enroll them, which will also allow Service Year Alliance to communicate with them about being part of the broader service year movement, as well as any supports that we have available to offer them.
Add notes to track communications: When you click directly on a candidate card, you have the option to add internal notes, to help keep track of any follow up communication. You can also use this to leave notes for other members of your team.
Recruitment Toolkit: Check out our complete Recruitment Toolkit. This includes additional tips and best practices, including social media strategies.
"For One Year: My Office" Campaign: Along with the general social media strategies in our recruitment toolkit, learn how your organization can join our "For One Year: My Office" campaign to highlight how service years look at your organization.
Send suggestions and ideas to our team: We are constantly looking to improve and add new features to ServiceYear.org. Start a chat any time to send us your feedback and ideas.


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Q: Consul Template - "If Service Exists" condition? I've just inherited an Nginx proxy/app server setup that makes use of Consul and Consul Template for service discovery and registration.  The Nginx proxy has a config file with an entry like this to register the downstream app servers:
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upstream appservers {
  {{ range service "my-app-servers" }}
     server {{ .Address }}.{{ .Port }};
  {{ end }}
}

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I have consul-template running in the background to catch any updates to my-app-servers, update the nginx.conf file appropriately, and then reload the nginx config.  This all works great, and we're able to add and remove app servers from the mix as needed.  That said, if there is a scenario where we have no app servers available, we end up with an empty upstream block and that causes nginx to fail the reload.
Is there a way in consul-template to have "if service my-app-servers exists, then..." and "if not, then..." logic?  I'd like to be able to have my nginx.conf file have one configuration for scenarios where upstream servers exist, and another contingency setup that displays error pages when the upstream servers do not exist.  I'm still getting up to speed on consul-template and haven't seen any examples that show the syntax for such logic.  Any help?

A: You can achieve this by storing the result of the service lookup in a variable, then using a conditional that only outputs the upstream block if the variable is not empty.
{{- $upstream_services := service "my-app-servers" -}}
{{- if $upstream_services -}}
upstream appservers {
  {{- range $upstream_services }}
     server {{ .Address }}.{{ .Port }};
  {{- end }}
}
{{- end }}

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With the vast changes in sales tax requirements among states due to the impact of Wayfair, dealerships should consider how this will apply to them. The summary below discusses how this could impact businesses throughout the U.S. Some of the issues most applicable to the automotive dealership industry.
Compliance in the Post-Wayfair World: What's Next?
In arguably the most important sales tax case in the past 25 years, the U.S. Supreme Court announced its highly anticipated decision in South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc. In summary, the Wayfair decision eliminated the historical "physical presence" standard and effectively put in place an "economic nexus" standard based on the amount of business a company does in a given jurisdiction.
The Ohio Supreme Court recently reached similar decisions in three cases, Crutchfield1, Mason2, and NewEgg3, whereby taxpayers were challenging the state's factor presence nexus standard.


Our client needs Kitchen Fitters with significant experience to help them transform their customers kitchens.
A great team player, you will be part of the team who deliver end to end kitchen improvement works from removing the old and installing the new. Customer care will be your focus as you work to ensure every single customer has a positive experience whilst you work in their home.
You need to be friendly and approachable with good communication skills. With experience delivering multi-trade work, including carpentry and fitting kitchens, you will be qualified to NVQ Level 2 in carpentry or have equivalent experience.


The acquisition of the latest technology-based machining, dimensioning, and other equipment is viewed as a business necessity by Truex to ensure that we continue meeting manufacturing requirements, allowing us to guarantee to the customer that the component has been fabricated to specification. We will evaluate the acquisition, as well as the development, of appropriate technology to capitalize more quickly and fully on market opportunities.
At Truex, we use the latest, technology-based equipment.


Presenters will share 1) an overview of the data integrity expectations for good clinical practice (GCP) (using MHRA draft guidance as foundation); 2) case studies (with different data sources and media) of how the described expectations have been executed in the GCP environment; and 3) differences between data quality and data integrity.
Distinguish between data quality and data integrity; Describe attributes and application of data integrity expectations in the GCP environment.
Senior Director, R&D Quality Assurance, AbbVie, Inc.


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, née le  dans l'arrondissement de Chūō à Tokyo et morte le  dans la même ville, est une chanteuse et actrice japonaise.

Biographie
Asaoka fait partie de la revue Takarazuka de 1952 à 1955. Elle a été membre de la distribution (musumeyaku) de la troupe Lune (« Tsuki »). Célèbre pour ses rôles dans des séries télévisées japonaises, elle paraît face à Shintarō Katsu à la fois dans un film de la série Zatoichi et dans le premier film de la trilogie . Elle est, cependant, surtout connue en tant que chanteuse. Elle est aussi seiyū dans l'anime Mes voisins les Yamada réalisé en 1999 par Isao Takahata.

Vie privée
Yukiji Asaoka est la fille d'Itō Shinsui, renommé peintre de style shin hanga de xylographie, son second mari est l'acteur Masahiko Tsugawa.

Filmographie sélective
 1955 :  d'Umetsugu Inoue
 1956 :  de Yoshitarō Nomura
 1958 :  de Hideo Ōba
 1959 :  de Hideo Ōba
 1960 :  d'Umetsugu Inoue
 1960 :  d'Umetsugu Inoue
 1961 :  d'Umetsugu Inoue
 1964 :  de Teruo Ishii
 1964 :  de Kazuo Mori
 1964 :  de Kazuo Mori
 1967 :  de Kenji Misumi
 1969 :  de Kazuo Ikehiro
 1972 :  de Kenji Misumi
 1978 :  de Toshiya Fujita
 1982 :  de Toshiya Fujita
 1982 :  de Yōji Yamada : Momoe
 1983 :  de Yoshitarō Nomura
 1986 :  de Norifumi Suzuki
 1995 :  de Yasuo Furuhata
 2008 :  de Masahiko Tsugawa

Doublage
 1999 :  de Isao Takahata : Matsuko
 2013 :  de Isao Takahata : Kitanokata

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Naissance à Chūō
Naissance en juillet 1935
Actrice japonaise
Chanteuse japonaise
Décès en avril 2018
Décès à Tokyo
Décès à 82 ans
Artiste de Nippon Columbia


I've only heard this in the context of separating the "haves" and "have-nots" - we look at those who are "blessed" and say, "Look, you gotta pick yourself up by your bootstraps. God helps those who help themselves."
Or we see someone who is degenerate, shrug, and offer, "It isn't because God doesn't love them. God helps those who help themselves."
This often used saying is antithetical to the Gospel of Jesus Christ. The very nature of Jesus Christ is to come for those who cannot help themselves. Let me back up.
The Old Testament is the history of a chosen people (The Jews) who continually prove how helpless they are by themselves. God provides their every need once brought out of Egypt. Literally helping them when they cannot help themselves. Lest they forget how helpless they are, the Jews main religious holiday remembers how God delivered Israel from slavery in Egypt. Fundamental to the Jewish identity is a notion that you are helpless without God's help.
To that end, Israel received grace upon grace. They received the Torah (law) that would help them be the faithful covenant people they were called to be. They received a covenant to be God's people. They would be separate, holy, and different than the rest of the world. The rest of the world would learn from Israel how to be a godly nation.
Several laws were established that cared for... those who can help themselves? No. Orphans, widows, and the impoverished were explicitly held up in God's holy law. One of Israel's dictates was to care for the helpless. Sure, there were laws to keep all of Israel holy - but it is the "haves" who must care for the "have-nots" by God's holy decree. To not do so is to forget how helpless Israel once was.
Fast forward to Jesus. Israel is a nation that, again, is under the rule of a foreign power (Egypt, Assyria, Babylon, Rome, etcetc) Again, helpless. Although this time, trapped not only under Roman rule, but more subtly, bound between proverbial rock and a hard place: Hellenistic culture and the Jewish religious whiplash of legalism. Some kept the law "so well" that it had replaced their relationship with a Living God.
Why did Jesus come? To save those who are beyond helping themselves. In lest we think now that Jesus comes we can simply do it ourselves, Jesus tells us he sends the Holy Paraclete (that's Advocate/Spirit/Comforter to most of us) to help us.
There is never a moment in the Christian life that Jesus says, "Okay! You've completed your training, you don't need me anymore." And I don't mean to strip the saying of any positivity - but if we think we help ourselves, we deceive ourselves.
Take it away Proverbs 28:26! "Those who trust in themselves are fools, but those who walk in wisdom are kept safe."
And from Paul, who's words these days seem to have the more weight than Jesus' words, from Romans 5:6-8 - "You see, at just the right time, when we were still powerless, Christ died for the ungodly. Very rarely will anyone die for a righteous person, though for a good person someone might possibly dare to die. But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us."
Don't read too much into my approach. I'm a thorough Wesleyan and believe we can freely choose Christ - but even that is possible because of God's prevenient grace through Christ.
Can the saying be saved? Only if it is used in the context of saying that God honors our efforts. But then you shouldn't say "God helps those who help themselves" you should instead say, "God helps those who need help." or "God helps those who ask for help." Both, I believe, are true.
"God helps those who can't help themselves."


I love this kitchen!!! With the different color stain finishes on the custom cabinets we created a feeling of collected furnishings that is characteristic of Country French style or European style interiors. It is the perfect way to get color, style and that warm cozy feeling of generations of family treasures. This island is what every busy mom needs. After school snacks, no problem they are in the cabinet drawers along with juice in the small bar refrigerator, and a microwave drawer will quickly have everyone eating popcorn while they finish that pesky homework. It is out of the way of mom in the kitchen and provides her the space to prepare dinner while being involved in family time. The custom butcher-block wood top was created by a local wood working artisan in Knoxville and gives the family a nice warm feeling in the eating area and matches the one in the kitchen preparation area.
This dining room renovation put all the existing space to good use. Before the room was small and had a large opening from the foyer, a wall of windows, and another door to the kitchen that was located in the middle of another wall. This left only one location for a china hutch and that cramped the space made having a large table for dining impossible. We created a focal point by making the kitchen entrance a deep open arch for the doorway, double sided cabinets with seeded glass doors and shelves, columns on either side of the cabinets with led back lighting in the ceiling and floor to wash the column with light. The cabinets have drawers with dowels for plate storage, felt lined and slotted utensil storage, and space to display crystal and china, so we were then able to use the one unbroken wall for a larger server and more storage. The shape of the bay window makes a round table a comfortable choice for this dining room. As you enter from the foyer you can now see into the welcoming kitchen. This home now has an open floor plan from the front door to the back door.


When you're trying to cut weight and get your overall fat levels down, it's not just about how much you eat – but what you eat. One of the bigger trends over the last few years when it comes to diets is going ketogenic or 'keto'.
So, what is the keto diet? Is it just a fad or is it here to stay? Here, I'll give you a quick overview of what the Keto diet is and the benefits and reasoning of why people are doing it.
These are my views. If you're interested in trying the keto diet you should always do your research first and speak to your doctor before starting.
In a nutshell, the Ketogenic diet is mostly healthy fats, an adequate amount of protein and a very small amount of carbohydrates.
The idea behind this is that your body will switch from using carbohydrates as an energy resource and start to use fat instead. This allows you to get energy from the fat you're eating more quickly, but also burn the stored fat in your body as an energy resource.
One of the main benefits from pulling yourself away from a carb-heavy diet is that it can help to reduce your appetite.
This is thought to be down to how your body makes energy stores from carbs, by making glycogen. When your glycogen runs low, your body starts to signal to you that it needs more food. This hits hardest when your body is transitioning over to your fat as a resource.
When you start living off fat for energy it has plenty more to work with, and the cravings are no longer as intense.
There are studies which show being on a low carb diet can help to reduce your overall appetite (source).
Another benefit of following a Keto diet is that it may help to lower and regulate your blood pressure. This is good for your overall health.
Studies show that diets that are high in carbohydrate put a lot of extra strain on your heart and increase your overall blood pressure. By keeping your carb intake low, you can help give your heart more of the support it needs and keep your blood pressure at healthy levels.
With a healthy blood pressure comes several benefits such as helping prevent against conditions such as heart disease and strokes.
Following the Keto diet may not only help your blood pressure, but also your blood sugar and insulin levels as well.
When you're eating, your blood sugar levels and insulin levels spike to handle the extra glucose that comes into your system. This mainly comes from foods that are high in carbohydrates, as sugar is a carbohydrate.
Without sugar in the equation, your blood sugar and insulin levels aren't as tested as much as they usually are. In doing so, it's much easier for them to slowly regulate themselves and get back down to your optimum levels.
This is good for preventing against conditions like type II diabetes.
Before we go further, what I am not talking about here is fat spot-reduction. Spot-reduction is the idea that you can workout certain areas of your body which can help you burn fat around that area.
That method doesn't work. However, low carb diets may be able to help you lose some fat around your stomach – albeit indirectly.
So, how does it work? Some of the fat in your body tends to stick around your stomach and organs. This is more common in men.
By following a low carb diet, studies show that it may help you to cut down that fat in your abdomen (study).
If you're considering following the Keto diet, I strongly recommend that you talk with your doctor or a healthcare professional before starting one.
Once you get the all clear, you need to rework your diet to be focused on good fats like avocados, fatty fish, hummus and other great foods like that. Then all you need is a small amount of protein like a lean meat such as chicken breast. Finally you want to keep your carbohydrates to a minimum.
It'll be hard at first as your body adjusts to high fat and low carb, but you should start to notice the differences.
Give it a try, and happy dieting!


For over 70 years, the CPAs at DWD have assisted individuals and families in planning and preparing their taxes. Filing tax returns can be a daunting task, especially when exemptions, deductions, and the ever-changing tax laws must be considered. Turn to the CPAS at DWD to help you plan appropriately and have your taxes filed correctly.


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Vera V. Fischer é uma matemática autríaca, especialista em teoria dos conjuntos, lógica matemática e combinatória infinitária. É privatdozent no Kurt Gödel Research Center for Mathematical Logic na Universidade de Viena.

Formação e carreira
Fischer obteve um doutorado em 2008 na Universidade Iorque no Canadá com a tese The Consistency of Arbitrarily Large Spread between the Bounding and the Splitting Numbers, orientada por Juris Steprāns.

Antes de juntar-se ao Kurt Gödel Research Center, trabalhou na Universidade Técnica de Viena de 2014 a 2015, onde liderou um projeto no Lise Meitner Programme do Fonds zur Förderung der wissenschaftlichen Forschung.

Reconhecimento
Em 2017 recebeu o Start-Preis do Fonds zur Förderung der wissenschaftlichen Forschung. Em 2018 recebeu o Förderungspreis der Österreichischen Mathematischen Gesellschaft.

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WENATCHEE — Registrations are being accepted for the NCW Community Success Summit to be held Nov. 12 in Waterville.
The event, sponsored by the Initiative for Rural Innovation & Stewardship (IRIS), will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the NCW Fairgrounds.
This year's summit, with the theme "A Great Place to Come Home To," will explore how actions are fostering sustainable rural communities in North Central Washington. The agenda will include a sampler of success stories from Waterville and other North Central Washington communities, an update of successes highlighted in past summits, and discussion on how communities can build on each other's successes. Lunch will be provided.
The registration fee is $25 and the deadline to register is Nov. 5.
For more information or to register, visit irisncw.org, contact Nancy Warner at 888-7374 or email irisncw@gmail.com.


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'Remain In Mexico' Program Expands To Tucson Sector
By Murphy Woodhouse
Published: Friday, November 22, 2019 - 10:03pm
Asylum seekers who cross into Arizona may now be subject to a policy that sends them back to Mexico as their cases proceed.
The Migration Protection Protocols — also known as the "Remain in Mexico" program — will be strengthened in the Tucson Sector, as well as the Del Rio sector in Texas. That's according to a statement from Acting Department of Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf.
"[W]hat we've seen as we've tracked these flows is they're going in these sectors where MPP is maybe not as strong as it could be," he said in the statement.
The Washington Post recently reported that asylum seekers apprehended in the Tucson Sector, which encompasses much of Arizona's border with Mexico, would be sent to Ciudad Juarez starting this week.
"I think we can't understate the cruelty of this policy," said Joanna Williams, education and advocacy director with the Kino Border Initiative, which works with migrants and asylum seekers on both sides of the border in Nogales. "This is a policy that forces people into homelessness, it forces people into a dangerous situation."
She said resources in Ciudad Juarez, across the border from El Paso in the Mexican state of Chihuahua, are already strapped by the many asylum seekers there. Southern Arizona, in contrast, has a number of groups who work with asylum seekers who are released into the United States as their cases proceed, according to Williams.


5. Maile Alyxia stellata (Apocynaceae) Maile is a vine famous for the bark's sweet fragrance. There are many different forms of Maile, and they can vary greatly in leaf size, shape, and fragrance. Maile is a material often used in leis, and is important in hula. In the landscape, it looks best with a support to twine around—such as a trellis or a small tree. 6. Palapalai Microlepia strigosa (Dennstaedtiaceae) Palapalai is a fern that has compound leaves and is used often in lei making and hula. In the landscape, it does well in a shady spot and can be used as a ground cover or an accent plant. I D MW 9. 'Ilima Sida fallax (Malvaceae) I D M 'Ilima is characterized by its heartshaped leaves and golden, hibiscuslike flower. It may grow from 6-12 inches tall, sometimes taller, and may be used as a low ground cover especially in hot and sunny areas. 'Ilima flowers are strung together to make leis, using about 1000 flowers per lei. 10. Dwarf 'Ākia Wikstroemia uva-ursi (Thymelaeaceae) E D M W Dwarf'Ākia is a sprawling shrub with oval, grey-green leaves arranged in an overlapping pattern. It has small yellowish green flowers, followed by orange-red berries. It is a good groundcover or low shrub for sunny areas, and is very drought and wind tolerant once established. Koʻoloaʻula is a shrub with heart-shaped leaves and small, red, hibiscus-like flowers that hang down. This endangered species can grow from 3-6 feet tall and may be used as a drought-tolerant shrub or hedge. Its flowers are sometimes used in leis. 13. Koʻoloaʻula Abutilon menziesii (Malvaceae) E D 14. Koa Acacia koa (Fabacae) E D M I D M 7. 'Uki 'Uki Dianella sandwicensis (Liliaceae) I D M 'Uki 'uki is a clump-forming lily, found at forest edges or in open sunny places. It can have bright blue to white flowers with contrasting yellow stamens. Its fruits are bright blue berries, which the native Hawaiians used to make a blue dye. It can be used in the landscape as an understory for trees and shrubs, or may be put in large, decorative pots. Metrosideros polymorpha (Myrtaceae) E D M W The 'Ōhi'a Lehua can be a ground hugging shrub to a majestic tree, up to 100 feet tall. The flowers are usually red, but sometimes come in orange, salmon and yellow. The flowers are popularly used in leis and flower arrangements. Lehua flowers are also an important source of nectar for many birds and insects. 11. 'Ōhi'a Lehua Koa, the largest of all native trees, can reach up to 115 ft. Its immature leaves have a feathery, compound structure, while the mature foliage has sickle-shaped leaves also known as phyllodes. Koa can be used as an ornamental tree in landscape, and its wood was used by the Hawaiians in the construction of canoes, paddles, spears, and containers. Its wood is so beautiful, it is also known as "Hawaiian Mahogany." ʻAʻaliʻi is a small tree or shrub and may be used in landscapes as an ornamental tree. Its most attractive feature is its winged seed capsules, that may be red, green, dark maroon, or pink. Its seed capsules, fruit, and leaves may be used in leis. Its wood was also used by the native Hawaiians in the framework of houses, as well as for spears and other weapons. 16. ʻAʻaliʻi Dodonaea viscosa (Sapindaceae) I D MW 17. Kokiʻo keʻokeʻo Hibiscus arnottianus (Malvaceae) E MW Kokiʻo keʻokeʻo, a native Hawaiian white hibiscus, can be identified by its large, fragrant flowers. In landscapes, it can be used as a tree and can grow up to 30 or 40 feet high, but it is more commonly used as a 3 to 4 foot shrub. 8. Koʻokoʻolau Bidens amplectans (Asteraceae) E M W Koʻokoʻolau is a shrub-like plant with daisy-like flowers. It is an endangered plant that can be found naturally in the Waiʻanae Mountains. It may be used as a blooming shrub in landscape, and requires sun most of the day. The dried leaves and flowers of all Koʻokoʻolau species are used to make tea. 12. Māmaki Pipturus albidus (Urticaceae) E M W Māmaki is a small shrub or tree that has light green leaves with veins that may either be green, pink or red. It is fast-growing and is the food of the rare, native Kamehameha butterfly. Māmaki leaves were also used by native Hawaiians to make a medicinal tea. Wikstroemia E D M W oahuensis (Thymelaeaceae) 'Ākia is a small shrub or tree with opposite leaves. Because of its abundant leaves, and bright red, orange, or yellow fruit it is an attractive landscape plant. The ancient Hawaiians once used 'Ākia bark as a source of cordage, and its fruit as a laxative and lei material. Pulped 'Ākia was also used as a cold-blooded poison to catch fish. Native Hawaiians also made a drink from 'Ākia roots that they used for suicide and the execution of criminals. 15. 'Ākia 18. 'Ahu'awa Cyperus javanicus (Cyperaceae) I D MW 'Ahu'awa is a tall, clumping sedge with numerous bluegreen leaf blades. The plant can be up to 110 cm tall (3.6 ft.). It is found naturally in wetland environments, but grows well in other environments as well. It can be used in the landscape as a fast-growing ground cover. Hawaiians pounded the stems of the infloresence to make a fiber used in straining 'awa–a popular Polynesian drink. Match the numbers next to the listed plants to the plant location map on the back of the brochure. PLANT LOCATION MAP Towards the mountains NATIVE HAWAIIAN GARDEN Mauka 14 NATIVE HAWAIIAN GARDEN The native garden is a collection of common to rare plants 17 11 12 14 that will grow at this elevation, approximately 500 ft (152.4 m). It is designed to help visitors learn to identify native species, and to encourage their use in landscaping. The garden is also an important source of propagation and research material for the Arboretum. This brochure lists some of the plants in the native garden, occurring in the order that you will encounter them as you walk along the path. The garden map on the back of this brochure will help in locating and identifying plants in the garden. Origins Native Occurring naturally in the area which it lives; includes indigenous and endemic species 7 16 Gazebo Site 14 Bridge to Ethnobotanical Garden 14 18 11 11 12 12 11 11 11 13 Some Helpful Definitions: 15 16 Moisture Regimes 18 18 10 8 11 18 9 5 1 2 3 4 7 6 I E Indigenous—Having arrived naturally D M W Dry—relatively low rainfall—less than 1200 mm (47.2 in) annually without human intervention, but may be found in other places in the world 17 7 Stemmerman Garden Towards the sea Endemic —Evolved in Hawaiʻi, and is found nowhere else in the world Makai Parking Lot tween 1200-2500 mm (47.2- 98.4 in.) of annual rainfall Wet —relatively high rainfall—more than 2500 mm (98.4 in) annually Mesic—neither extremely wet or dry—be- To locate or identify a plant, match the numbers on this map to the numbers on the inside of this brochure. (Dennstaedtiaceae) 1. Palaʻā Sphenomeris chinensis I W 3. Carex wahuensis (Cyperaceae) E D M Enjoy your walk! Come and discover the native flora of Hawai'i! Palaʻā is a fern and is one of the few Hawaiian plants that thrives in red, iron-rich soil. It can be used as a ground cover or as a patch to make the fern available for lei-making. The native Hawaiians also used its fronds to make a brown dye. Carex wahuensis is a sedge that grows in dense clumps and can range from 1-3 feet in height. In landscapes, it can be used as a drought-tolerant, pest-free ground cover that will grow in shade to full sun. 2. Alaheʻe Psydrax odorata (Rubiaceae) Researched/Written by Grace Asperin Illustrations/Design by Tina Fuller August 2008 LYON ARBORETUM Alaheʻe is a drought-tolerant shrub or small tree with glossy, deep green leaves, and can range from 3 to 30 feet tall. It has small, white, fragrant flowers. In the landscape it can be used as a shrub, and may be pruned into a desirable shape. It will grow in partial shade to full sun. I D MW 4. Pomelo Citrus maxima (Rutaceae) Introduced M This introduced citrus fruit tree can be found in cultivation in nurseries and many Hawaiʻi homes. It is useful in landscape for providing shade and an edible fruit similar to grapefruit.


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Raised in 1794 as the 100th Foot, this regiment (the Gordon Highlanders) was renumbered the 92nd in 1798; under that number, it served in and was granted battle honours for the Peninsular War, the Hundred Days, and the Second Afghan War; it managed to miss the Crimea.
In 1881, the 92nd was consolidated with the 75th Highland Regiment as the Gordon Highlanders. The consolidated unit fought in the Sudan, in the Boer War, and on into the World Wars.
The 92nd does deserve a good deal of credit for Waterloo, incidentally. The first phase of the main battle consisted of the attack by d'Erlon's French corps on Wellington's center. This broke the British line, but Picton's division and others counterattacked and restored the situation. The 92nd was in the forefront of this fight, which was arguably the key to the battle -- had d'Erlon broken through, Napoleon would have won Waterloo; once the assault failed, Napoleon had almost no chance of beating Wellington completely before Blucher arrived with reinforcements.
The dating of the song is a bit of a conundrum. The last event mentioned seems to be Majuba Hill, part of the first (1880-1881) Boer war, in which a scratch force led by Major General Pomeroy-Colley attacked a larger and entrenched Boer force, with predictable results: The British lost about 20% of their force, including Pomeroy-Colley, killed in the field without achieving anything.


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DURHAM, N.C. – Duke University rising sophomore women's basketball standout Miela Goodchild has been named one of 12 players that will represent Australia at the 2019 FIBA Under-19 World Cup, which will be held in Bangkok, Thailand from July 20-28.
To prepare for the World Cup, the Gems will travel on a 10-day tour and participate in a four-nation tournament in France against the hosts, Belgium and Russia.
Goodchild, a native of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, drained a Duke freshman record 73 three-pointers in 30 contests, while averaging 10.9 points, 1.9 rebounds, 1.7 assists and 1.0 steals as a rookie in 2018-19. She ranked sixth nationally with a 44.5 three-point field goal percentage.
Australia, who is ranked No. 7 in the world, will face the United States (No. 1), Hungary (No. 14) and Korea (No. 15) in the group stage. Following the group stage, every team advances to the round of 16, but from there the tournament will enter a knock-out stage through the quarterfinals, semifinals and medal games.
Her 44.5 three-point field goal percentage was the third-highest nationally by a freshman. Goodchild turned in the eighth-most three-pointers made (73) in ACC history and also hit a team-high 87.1 free throw percentage.
Along with Goodchild on the roster includes Isobel Anstey, Isabelle Bourne, Chelsea D'Angelo, Anges Emma-Nnopu, Alexandra Fowler, Ashlee Hannan, Shyla Heal, Gemma Potter, Lily Scanlon, Jazmin Shelley and Samantha Simons. Goodchild is one of five collegiate players selected to the team – Bourne (Nebraska), Hannan (Texas), Shelley (Oregon) and Simons (Saint Mary's).
The Gems have featured good results in the past at the World Cup winning gold in 1993, silver in 1997 and took home bronze medals in 1989, 2013 and 2015.
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This group would create a much more radically liberal (for the time) constitution in this convention. This document would be nearly completely based on ideas that they had developed from enlightenment thinkers of the era. Some people unfairly view the creation of this constitution as only mildly interesting because of the near complete reliance on enlightenment thought in making it, but this belief forgets that the ideas they used for this document highly theoretical and never seriously considered to be used any time soon. The mere process of using these theoretical beliefs in the creation of a constitution was one of the more bold steps of the era, and one that literally changed the world from then on.
The delegates would use the concept of republicanism as inspiration for much of their decisions as they progressed through this process. The belief behind the concept of republicanism was that each person would consider their own personal civic duty more important than their own personal desires, believing that, if achieved, this country would run smoothly. While that is a broad philosophical theme that is found throughout the document there are other specific concepts that were taken nearly completely from the enlightenment thinking of the era. One of the most clear examples of this comes from the use of the concept of separation of powers, which was an idea clearly developed by Baron de Montesquieu. In keeping with the thoughts of Montesquieu, the founding fathers split the power of the federal government into 3 parts to make sure that no one person could take too much power. Each of these groups had certain abilities to trump the decisions of the other in a concept known as checks and balances. While this was one of the most clear examples of the level of borrowing done in creating this new constitution, it was by no means the only example.
of an official religion because they didn't want this to become a form of tyranny on other religions. To combat this they simply refused to implement an official religion and allowed all people the rights to have their own. Many people still argue over what exactly was meant by this part of the text. Some claim that they were all Christians and therefore meant this to be a Christian country despite the clear decision on religious tolerance, while others claim that despite being Christian they didn't want any religion to be able to dictate to others (including different versions of Christianity). Still another group chose to view them not as Christians but as deists in an attempt to counter the argument of Christianity. While there are quotes from founding fathers that could provide evidence for each one of these concepts, it is believed by most historians (based on later writings of founding fathers) that the majority of founding fathers wanted to have a clear separation between government and religion, regardless of the religion. This should not be viewed as an attack on religion, but a sincere fear of how oppressive government could be if religious beliefs were forced on others.
We often speak glowingly in this country of the idea of "American democracy", but it is interesting to note the sheer number of founding fathers that were afraid of too much democracy. It is clear that many of these men were worried about giving too much power to the uneducated people in the country. They wanted to find a way to make sure the "best" men ran the country, instead of this becoming a popularity contest. For this reason, they created a government that is more clearly considered a democratic republic. This technical term is not often used but it does show an important concept that we tend to forget. The United States does not have a democracy, but a republic that uses certain aspects of democracy. These men would create popular voting for state representatives and the president, but would find a way to keep the uneducated masses from taking over by creating the Electoral College. The electoral college was a group of people who were tasked with officially deciding the presidency for their state. These people could, and usually do, vote the way the people voted, but they do have the right to vote whichever way they choose. This concept would lead to some VERY controversial elections at times, when the people voted for one person but the position would officially go to another.
Far and away the most controversial argument of the time would become known as the "great compromise" in later years. The delegates were very worried about how to create the legislative branch. Two ideological sides would develop based in large part on the size of the state the delegate came from. Those with large, populous states would prefer the Virginia Plan, in which representation in the legislature was based on population. This would end up giving more power to the states with more population, since they would be able to send more representatives. The other plan, which would be popular among small states, would be the New Jersey Plan, where representation would be equal among the states regardless of the population differences. The delegates would eventually compromise by doing both plans at the same time. The senate was created as an upper house, where each state was given 2 representatives regardless of size. The House of Representatives was created as a lower house, where representation was based completely on the population size within the state.
The argument over whether to count slaves for representation numbers among the states would be another difficult argument during these debates. At no point did they consider giving African Americans the right given to other groups, but those states with large slave populations did want them to count towards their representation numbers. The thinking was that if the slaves were counted as people it would increase their representation in the House and give them more power in government. Southern states, for this reason, would become much more interested in counting the slaves as a person, while northern states didn't want them counted at all (so that they could have more power and possibly end the process eventually). The groups would eventually decide to count slaves as 3/5ths of a person for representation purposes, which was a win for the south since it was more than half. They would also agree to end the importation of slaves from Africa within 20 years (by 1808), but would not end the institution of slavery itself. Many people see this as an indication that most of the founding fathers officially accepted slavery, especially since all 3 branches of the government were run by slave holders until 1850.
In the end, this document would be among the most important documents in the history of the world. It would officially establish the first stable democratic government and would inspire countless other changes in the coming years. Numerous other countries would use our constitution as a draft to build on from then on.


The festival programme is coordinated by a committee, but individual events are the responsibility of the wonderful performers / arts organisations / venues concerned, not the committee.
Check the Info page for a map of the venues and for postcodes for your satnav.
Innerleithen's historic Printing Works will be conducting guided tours of the works from 11am (1pm on Sunday) – 5pm (abridged tours in operation after 4pm so please allow 1.5hrs if you would like a chance to sit the first day of your apprenticeship). Smail's is just 2 minutes walk from the Memorial Hall. For more info, visit their website or contact the Works on 0844 493 2259.
We're delighted that local artists Hazel-Anne Mclean and Lorna Boak will be displaying their work during the festival.
Hazel has shown extensively, mainly in South Africa, London, Bath & England, before recently returning to her hometown of Peebles. Hebrides born Lorna is inspired by the draw of the big sky, wide open spaces and ever changing seas of her native islands.
The title 'Contraflow' relates to the salmon's wisdom of catching the strong undercurrents to return to spawn. The River Tweed homes many, and is a symbol of the fertility, resourcefulness and wisdom that we wish to learn.
As a 'taster' for the 2018 festival, musicians and singers from several local music session groups will be combining in this free session. Open to all.
A dazzling show of music and dance. Stardust Musical Theatre are delighted to perform numbers from the world of musical theatre. Also sharing the bill, the Fiona Henderson School of Dance perform their annual Senior Summer Dance Camp showcase – a specially choreographed performance which is created from scratch during their week-long dance intensive.
Tickets £10 – please contact the bands using one of the links below. Some tickets may be available at the door.
Lazy Man's Burden are a 3 piece folk/roots band based in Peebles. A blend of traditional and contemporary influence portrayed through guitar, mandolin and three part harmonies. Since the release of they're first E.P the band have supported Bella Hardy, played at Celtic Connections, performed in Hendaye, France and at Strathyre Folk Festival and are very happy to be returning to IMF for a second time.
Tickets £5 at the door. Can be purchased by email contact@lazymansburden.co.uk, by phone from 0739 997 5109, or at the door.
There'll be an open mic available after the last performer, so if anyone wishes to take the stand they are more than welcome.
Enjoy the atmosphere of the informal sessions at our late night club.
This concert will showcase some of the groups and musicians who play at Nomad Beat Community Music School. Music of many genres will range from our adult Bluegrass group, through traditional music from Celtic Beat, to our youngsters of Banter Beat. The Demon Drummers will make some exciting rhythmical noise and there will be some talented youngsters performing solo pieces too!
Tickets £8 / £6 concessions / £5 under 16s.
A 2 hour set full of great songs you've not heard for years – and some new ones too! Always a great crowd at the Masons.
Free Entry and licensed bar.
The Fisher Lassies are an a cappella group that has performed widely throughout the Borders and beyond, including two sell-out Fringe shows. They will host and anchor this event while providing a platform for a number of invited friends. It promises to be a relaxed, informal and varied evening of music & song – an event not to be missed!
InChorus from Peebles and Traquair Community Choir join forces in this uplifting and toe-tapping evening that celebrates harmony, singing and song.
Breakfast rolls, coffee, tea, stalls and live music from our award winning town band.
Meet outside the Church of Scotland.
A relaxing walk around Innerleithen to places of local and historic interest led by members of Innerleithen Community Trust. Free but donations to the Trust welcome.
11:30am – 1pm, Union Club.
Come and sing with experienced workshop tutors singing songs from many genres – African tribal, Scottish, Americana. Singing is so good for you on many levels – the endorphin released can give you a real buzz but more than that – it's fun!
Age 14 and over please.
The group will be doing a selection of popular songs for people to join in with a singsong and they will supply the words. No talent required!
Bring your voice and join in, or just listen.
2 – 4pm, Church of Scotland.
A sparkling mix of traditional, contemporary and Gaelic music with Turas the Borders Gaelic singing group, Home Groan from Queensferry, and Gala Water Singers from Stow. Refreshments.
Tickets £6. Under 16s free accompanied by an adult. To book call 07914 166285.
7 – 8pm, Church of Scotland.
Traditional gospel, spirituals, favourite hymns and original numbers, all played in the big band style. 20 piece band!
Entry by donation to the Church of Scotland HIV Project.
Come and experience how singing can help alleviate breathlessness, learn breathing techniques and have fun through singing simple songs together.
£3 donation at the door – no need to book in advance. All proceeds to The Cheyne Gang.
Head across to the famous Gordon Arms in the lovely Yarrow valley, for its regular monthly session.
Join the festival committee and friends for a relaxing, song- and music-filled end to the festival !


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