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Home » News » Supreme Court Gives President Power To Fire CFPB Chief : NPR
Supreme Court Gives President Power To Fire CFPB Chief : NPR
by Nina Totenberg|Published June 29, 2020
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday that the president can fire at will the head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the independent agency Congress created in 2010 to protect consumers from abuses in the banking and financial services industry, abuses that led to the 2008 financial meltdown. But the court left intact the rest of the statute that created the agency.
In order to ensure the CFPB's independence, the law creating the agency called for it to be headed by a single director, confirmed by the Senate, who would serve a five-year term and who could only be fired for malfeasance, inefficiency or neglect of duty.
That independent structure was challenged by the Trump administration, and a firm that was being investigated by the CFPB for misleading financial practices. Both claimed that the limits on the president's power to fire the agency head were unconstitutional, and today the Supreme Court agreed.
The decision was a victory for President Trump and for forces in the business community that have long sought to trim the sails of independent regulatory agencies, from the CFPB to multimember-led agencies, among them the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Federal Reserve Board, the Federal Communications Commission and many more.
But the court did not go as far as the challengers had wanted, limiting the decision to the single-director structure of the CFPB.
There are, of course, other federal regulatory agencies with a single director, including the Social Security Administration. And it was not entirely clear from the decision whether the independence of these other single-director agencies could now be thrown in doubt as well.
Nor was it clear whether the decision really is limited to just the CFPB and possibly a couple of other single-director agencies, or whether Monday's decision is a first step by the court's conservative majority in a crusade to strip a vast array of agencies of their independence and make them subservient to the president.
As lawyer Paul Clement who defended the structure of the CFPB in court put it earlier this year, "The issue in this case is like the thread on the sweater that if you start tugging on it, and you tug on it hard enough, the whole sweater comes undone," and the sweater in this case, he said, is "the entirety of the independent agencies, the whole alphabet soup of agencies."
Monday's Supreme Court decision is the first chink in the independent armor of those agencies since 1933 when President Franklin Roosevelt tried to fire William Humphrey, one of five commissioners on the Federal Trade Commission. Roosevelt didn't have a problem with Humphrey's job performance. The sole reason for the firing was that Humphrey had been appointed by the previous president, Republican Herbert Hoover, and was a conservative who disagreed with Roosevelt's policy views.
Because the FTC had oversight over many progressive New Deal policies, Roosevelt wanted Humphrey replaced with his own appointee.
The Supreme Court in 1935 ruled unanimously that the president could not dismiss FTC commissioners the way he could his own Cabinet or other members of his administration. The court said that Congress had created the FTC to perform quasi-judicial, quasi-legislative functions and therefore intended it to be politically independent. The Humphrey decision has been reaffirmed dozens of times since it was decided 85 years ago.
But the Supreme Court on Monday drew a line in the sand over the structure of the CFPB.
The first Senate-confirmed director of the CFPB was Richard Corday, an Obama appointee, who stepped down in November 2017, more than a year short of his designated five-year term. Although the law creating the agency designates the deputy director to take over, Trump put his OMB director, Mick Mulvaney, in charge of the agency, and after Mulvaney became White House chief of staff, the president nominated Kathy Kraninger. She has headed the agency since December 2018.
Kraninger would likely be replaced if former Vice President Joe Biden becomes president. So, in that sense, Monday decision could end up making the agency more accountable first to Trump, and then to Biden, too. Or the Congress could create a multi-member board to run the agency, similar to the commission structure of many other agencies.
The CFPB had two roles when it was created in 2010. One was to put in place a regulatory structure that would prevent the kind of financial collapse that occurred in 2008 from "ever happening again," Cordray said. The other was to protect consumers.
Once in place, the bureau moved aggressively to protect consumers from bad actors in the banking and financial services sector. A prime example was a crackdown on Wells Fargo. The bank faced heavy fines for creating an estimated 3.5 million fake deposit accounts and fake credit cards in the names of people who didn't authorize them, and for improperly repossessing the cars of military personnel. Also in the CFPB's sights: bill collectors, telemarketers, and others accused of misleading consumers.
Among those facing scrutiny was Seila Law, a law firm in California that was under investigation over allegations that it charged consumers illegal upfront fees for debt-relief services, and for allegedly deceiving consumers about those services with misleading advertising and marketing material.
The CFPB, as part of its investigation, issued a letter to Seila demanding certain documents. The firm refused to comply, contending that the structure of the agency is unconstitutional.
In the lower courts, Seila lost and appealed to the Supreme Court, backed by the Trump administration. Typically, the Justice Department defends federal agencies facing legal challenges. But when the Trump administration refused to defend the agency's action or the structure that Congress created for the agency, the Supreme Court appointed Clement, a conservative lawyer who served as solicitor general in the second George W. Bush Administration, to argue on behalf of the CFPB.
In defending the agency's structure, Clement noted that there is nothing in the Constitution about the president's power to remove officers who have been confirmed by the Senate. The Federal Reserve Board, he noted, is a "great example of why Congress imposes these kinds of restrictions," so as to protect some of our most important institutions "from destabilizing political crosscurrents."
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Chapter 46 Former Mother-in-law Arrives
Time passes; it is another week after that accident. Rex adds a video as evidence into the divorce case and after combining with the previous materials, the lawsuit has been completely tilted to Lily's side.
Smith suggests, "Rex, the lawsuit is stabled, do you want to send a warning letter?"
"No rush." Rex closes the file in his hand, "Let's wait."
Smith puzzles, the evidence is complete and there will be no more other things in the case. Why did he still want to wait?
An idea suddenly pops up in his head. He looks at his boss' emotionless face, which giving him a chills. Perhaps Rex wants to make Tim went bankrupt….
Rex notices his vision and looks at him, "Any suggestion?"
Smith shivers. He is obviously eight-years older than him, but his experience is completely useless compared to Rex. Rex indeed has a strong aura.
He spontaneously shakes his head, "No, no!"
Rex re-looks at the file on the table. There are several photos of Tim, which looks like a gentleman, but had done a lot of dirty work. His marriage is derailed, company evades taxed and not even the project is clean. Just draw out one to attack him would be more than enough. Is he acting dumb or brave to play tricks with him?
Smith uses his hand to wipe his sweat. Do not ever provoke a lawyer, especially a lawyer like Rex; he will definitely make sure you die till the end….
"Rex, if there's nothing else, I'll leave."
Rex waves his hand, but as Smith approaches the door, he calls out, "Don't tell Lily about this progress."
Smith widens his eyes, feels surprise, but when he turns around, he pretends to be normal, "Don't worry."
After leaving his office, he completely changes his expression. He has known Rex's relationship with Lily. A well-known figure of the legal profession fight for this small case, will definitely lead to mental connection, moreover, Lily is recruited in Han Yu not that long ago.
But after all, Rex never particularly shows any feeling toward Lily, which makes Smith, feels bad to admit it. However, Rex had just made him hide the evidence from Lily.
This is completely contrary to his usual style and also is breaking the lawyer's rule. He can conclude that they indeed have a special relationship.
Fortunately, Smith has never mentioned this case to anyone. He needs to be more polite toward Lily from now on.
The lawsuit progress quickly. When everything goes smoothly, Jev knows this matter and personally contacts Joe to make an appointment with Rex.
"Rex, do you want me to arrange a time?"
Rex doesn't even look up, "I don't want to meet him."
Jev is being refused one after another and finally couldn't help but bear his pride to persuade Susan to personally go to Han Yu law firm. The receptionist staff informs that she is at the door. Rex finally nods, "Let her in."
Within a few minutes, Susan follows Joes to the office. She has a luxury brand all over the body; the bag on her arm will cost at least six digits.
"Rex, she's here."
"Leave us."
After Joe left, they were left alone on the big office. Rex, who has been sitting behind the desk, doesn't move. Susan silently scans around the room, which unconsciously attracts him.
Susan thinks that Jev has been the greatest man. However, after meeting Rex, she just understands that there are actually person who has all the advantage at once.
Jev said that Rex is just thirty-two years old. For people of their age, they are only a young man. But by looking at him, the sense of oppression come across and makes people unconsciously awe.
"I have a meeting twenty minutes later. You didn't make an appointment, so make it short." Rex stands up and sits on the sofa while pointing to the opposite, "Have a sit."
Susan clears her throat and moves the chair, "I personally came to talk about my son. I guess you already knew."
Who knows Rex without changing his expression says, "What's the matter?"
Susan, who is an old folks, fakes a smile, "Rex, since I've come here today, can we stop beat around the bush? The footage at the Red club, how can I get it? Just say any condition."
Rex suddenly feigns, overlaps his legs elegantly, his voice remain calm, "Not that hard. Pass 70% of Tim's property to Lily and I'll give you the footage."
"70%?!" Susan's shocked body sits upright and looks at him ridiculously angry, "What kind of joke is that?"
Jev and Susan have only one son, most of their property is under Tim's name. If that is the case, isn't it equal to give all of their wealth to Lily?
The more she thinks, the more she felt he is intentional. Her voice is cold, "Rex, if that really is the case, why should I get the footage?"
"Of course, it would be useful for you." Rex 'deliberately' explains to Susan with his slow tone, making sure she hears every word. "The previous case is only about money. If the footage is published, Tim might has a criminal record."
Susan panics, forcing her unease and pretentious mouth to says, "Rex, you are a lawyer, you know you can't just bluffing around without any evidence. Do you have any evidence that they were instigated by my son?"
"How can you know I didn't have?" Rex looks at Susan with those deep black eyes that look like a sharp dagger. It could disguise and plunges into the weakest place.
Susan takes a deep breath and shifts the topic, "What's your benefit of doing this? Lily and Tim are married legally. If the problem becomes big, you will also have the impact, right?"
Hearing those words, Rex smirks mockingly, "If you had anything to fight with me, just bring it out."
Those words doesn't only insult Susan, but also their family has been degraded together. His words are easy and relaxed, even the tone of speech doesn't change from the beginning until now, which make Susan couldn't stay calm any longer.
Their family indeed is not as powerful as Rex's family, but still nobody will dare to say those words in front of the person.
However, Rex doesn't bother to wait for Susan to attack. His next sentence block all her words of retaliation, "The people entrusted by Tim has admitted it. The recordings and video are all backed up."
Susan widens her eyes in disbelief, "What?! You have…."
Rex says nothing. His attitude makes Susan even more desperate.
The purpose of her coming today is to take the footage. She thinks besides taking the footage, she still could take some advantage, but now after hearing his words, all of those plan is just a joke.
This man has never intended to let her family go. He had fully prepared.


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Q: adding a text editor to a swt List widget In the eclipse plugin I am working on, I want to make editable the content of a List (org.eclipse.swt.widgets.List). However, most of the examples I have found show only how to add an  item editor to either a swt Table or a Tree. Is it possible to do the same with a list ?, or should I try to replace my list with a single column table ?.
This is how I instantiate the list:
new List (theComposite, SWT.BORDER | SWT.MULTI | SWT.V_SCROLL | SWT.H_SCROLL)

A: Can you use JFace's TableViewer and CellEditors? That's much easier and it already does a lot of stuff for you. You only need to hide the headers and use only a single column, as you already pointed out. Then it should look like a List.

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The Cider Revival
Dispatches from the Orchard
By Jason Wilson
Narrated by	Chris Henry Coffey
Additional formats: Hardcover, Ebook
Rights: World
Cider is having a major moment, and The Cider Revival charts its history, resurgence, and a year with the vanguard makers of heritage cider
Cider is the quintessential American beverage. Drank by early settlers and founding fathers, it was ubiquitous and pervasive, but following Prohibition when orchards were destroyed and neglected, cider all but disappeared. In The Cider Revival, Jason Wilson chronicles what is happening now, an extraordinary rebirth that is less than a decade old.
Following the seasons through the autumn harvest, winter fermentation, spring bottling, and summer festival and orchard work, Wilson travels around New York and New England, with forays to the Midwest, the West Coast, and Europe. He meets the new heroes of cider: orchardists who are rediscovering long lost apple varieties, cider makers who have the attention to craftsmanship of natural wine makers, and beverage professionals who see cider as poised to explode in popularity. What emerges is a deeply rewarding story, an exploration of cider's identity and future, and its cultural and environmental significance. A blend of history and travelogue, The Cider Revival is a toast to a complex drink.
"Wilson is a passionate guide who brings readers on an encyclopedic journey through the cult of cider and its resident obsessives. From unraveling the history of the apple to exploring the intricacies of flavor, THE CIDER REVIVAL reveals the love and labor that goes into a timeless beverage that's full of surprises."
author of Cork Dork, Bianca Bosker —
"Cider is America's great forgotten beverage. Jason Wilson's lively, anecdote-filled, passionate paean to what he says should properly be considered 'apple win' will go a long way toward giving this immensely varied and complex libation the recognition and appreciation it deserves."
cofounder of Saveur and author of The British Table, Colman Andrews —
Jason Wilson is an award-winning journalist and the author of Boozehound and Godforsaken Grapes. The series editor for Best American Travel Writing since its inception in 2000, Wilson has also written for the Washington Post, the New York Times, The New Yorker, and many others. He lives in the Philadelphia suburbs.


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Team Sonic Racing Review: A Fun But Fleeting Budget Racer
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Team Sonic Racing is publisher Sega's and developer Sumo Digital's third go-round at making a Sonic-themed race car game, and this time, they've excluded all of Sega's older mascots and figureheads to focus solely on the blue hedgehog and his cohorts. It's a dangerous move on the companies' parts, but then again, considering the $40 launch price, reused content from previous titles and omission of major features from those same games, everything about Team Sonic Racing's core design philosophy is pretty darn dangerous.
Having said that, Team Sonic Racing still delivers a good time despite its shortcomings. Let's dissect this game piece-by-piece to see where it sinks and where it soars.
A new Sonic adventure
Adventure Mode is the premier single-player component of Team Sonic Racing. It's a mode that eases you into learning the mechanics of the game while also telling a bite-size, kid-friendly story about the power of teamwork.
Adventure Mode is structured so that you can choose between standard races or quirky car mini-games to progress through the story, granting players a little freedom in how they want to complete the mode's seven chapters. TSR's mini-games ask the player to do things like drift through tight goal posts and blow up robots, which help players sink their teeth into the game's mechanics while also providing a break from the usual three-lap racing formula.
Couple these varied missions with a story that, although told via static character images, is fully voice-acted, and Adventure Mode is a good time. As an added plus, the story features decent writing that somehow manages to infuse more lore and personality into each of Sonic's friends than main series games like Sonic Forces ever came close to. So if you want a Sonic title that gives Big the Cat some depth, calls out Omochao for being annoying and introduces an interesting new tanuki character, you'll walk away happy with the tale TSR's telling.
The story features decent writing that somehow manages to infuse more lore and personality into each of Sonic's friends than main series games like Sonic Forces ever came close to.
The issue with Adventure Mode isn't that it's a few hours long (under six if you're not worried about completing optional objectives) but rather, that it doesn't incentivize replayability. Though there are branching paths in its chapters, the story never changes depending on what you pick, and more important, there's no meaningful reward for going through all the races.
There's no real reason to replay levels on higher difficulties or complete the challenges you passed by on your first run-through. No secret tracks or extra characters can be unlocked by doing the game's optional tasks, which is a big disappointment considering its predecessor, Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed, had a similar mode that encouraged you to replay a ton to get loads of awesome bonus characters.
Reusing a collection of Sonic gems
Speaking of characters and tracks, it's important to note that Team Sonic Racing lacks in both departments (but again, keep in mind its $40 MSRP). It lifts many tracks directly from the first Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing, at least five by my count, and lightly remixes a few other old tracks. Since there are only 21 in the game, that means roughly a quarter are content you could have been playing since 2010. And the new tracks, though cool, don't feature any major set pieces or lap-to-lap transformations like Transformed's did, meaning what you see during your first lap is what you get, and not a drop more.
As for characters, there are only 15 on Team Sonic Racing's roster, so there aren't any deep cuts or fan service characters on deck. There are, however, some bizarre choices. Zavok, from the overlooked Wii U game Sonic Lost World, is here, as are Big the Cat and a team of chao, for whatever reason. The fact Vector the Crocodile doesn't have his fellow Chaotix around and has to explain their absence in the story mode is sad, given TSR's devs supposedly drew inspiration from Sonic Heroes.
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And where are the Babylon Rogues, a trio of characters specifically designed for Sonic racing games centered around class-based teams of three? If Zavok, some gumdrop pets from the Adventure games and a fat cat could get primetime treatment, then the Rogues' absence is proof that TSR's missed opportunity of a roster is targeted less at Sonic fans and more at a nonexistent demographic that pays actual money for memes.
Outside of Adventure Mode, there are grand prix, exhibition, and time trial modes. But none of these offer meaningful rewards, and are just more empty races against AI. The only way to truly get the most fun out of them is by playing split-screen locally, or hopping online to race against real people. If you don't plan on buying the game while the online community is still active, and you don't have any friends interested in playing TSR on the couch, you might not get your money's worth in raw singleplayer entertainment.
One last thing worth mentioning is the customization component, which is what all of the game's "mod pod" loot box rewards revolve around (sans any real-world currency, thankfully), awarding new tools to change the look and feel of characters' cars. However, very few performance customizations are competitively viable and the cosmetic options, though plenty, weren't deep enough to engage me. Still, for folks who love customization for its own sake, this inclusion could incentivize many hours of playtime.
Super Sonic racing
Regarding gameplay, Team Sonic Racing sticks close to the formula established by the first Sonic & Sega All-Stars — it's a bouncy, speedy kart racer. However, TSR's physics feel a bit different from Sumo Digital's previous two games. Cars seem a little heavier and slower across the board, though speeds increase on harder difficulties.
Beyond physics, the structure of races has changed as well. In Team Sonic Racing, you're often bound to teams of three, wherein you and two other racers can exchange items, gain speed by riding each other's slipstreams, and use one another for speed boosts. Your victory status is determined by cumulative placing points, meaning even if you get first place, if your compadres land in 11th and 12th, you're screwed. Similarly, a last place finisher can be carried to victory if the other two teammates did well.
The team system's aforementioned gameplay mechanics work well and are incredibly fun when playing with smart allies. However, therein lies an issue: online partners are random, and the AI is incredibly hit or miss, meaning no matter what mode you play, you'll often end up dragged down by subpar teammates.
The occasionally brain-dead AI teammates are especially infuriating on the higher difficulties of TSR, wherein you'll claw your way to first place by the narrowest of margins just to have your teammates' poor performance destroy your almost-perfect grand prix run. Once, I was even stuck with a glitched AI teammate who got caught on some terrain and ended up getting lapped by everyone. He finished 2 minutes after the other 11 racers. There are standard non-team racing modes that avoid all this, but they're not the focus of the game, meaning the team system's woes are front and center.
The occasionally brain-dead AI teammates are especially infuriating on the higher difficulties.
On a related note, enemy AI seems to be equipped with the strongest rubberbanding superpowers I've ever seen in a racing game. It doesn't matter how fast you go or how flawless your driving is; the AI will be hounding you until the finish line no matter what. Considering most online lobbies don't fill to the brim, these same AI will haunt you there, too.
When you add all of this to the fact that certain tracks are terribly narrow and congested, meaning your dumb AI teammates and rigged-to-win opponents are all firing off items within inches of each other every other second, it feels like some races take skill out of the equation and all but randomize your victory odds.
World-class Sonic jams
It's worth mentioning that there is one element of Team Sonic Racing that's beyond reproach: the soundtrack.
Featuring the otherworldly work of Jun Senoue, Tee Lopes, Hyper Potions and a whole bunch of other all-star artists, there isn't a creature with ears on this green Earth of ours who won't be rocking out to the tunes on offer. There's a jam for everyone! Egyptian beats, wintry Sonic Unleashed EDM homages, a track with a single guitar riff that lasts half the freakin' song; if not Game of the Year awards, some Grammys should be in order for TSR.
Team Sonic Racing certainly isn't a contender for best kart racer of all-time, like Transformed was, and even at the end of this review, there are plenty of additional things to grouse about. Like, for example, how on PC there are a few small graphical shader and loading-time bugs, as well as semi-frequent network errors and subsequent crashes to desktop when playing online.
But for all my gripes with the game's systems, content and general execution, there's a lot of fun to be had with Team Sonic Racing. It's more of the Sumo Digital racing goodness you remember, with an ingenious team-based twist that single-handedly elevates the game past "average," as long as you get lucky with AI and online partners or have a solid crew ready to play with you on the couch. And when you consider the God-tier soundtrack by Jun Senoue and a host of other talented artists, if nothing else, TSR's an outstandingly fun interactive music video.
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In fact, I'd go so far as to call it a good game, on the whole. Its flaws simply keep it from being a great one. At a launch price of $40, though, and with sales sure to come, it's a solid option for anyone in need of a new kart racer or Sonic experience.
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Nestled in one of the most suburban boroughs, Astoria peeks across the East River at Manhattan from its squat houses and commercial buildings. Largely residential, the neighborhood has gone through the usual waves of immigrants over the course of the centuries; first, the Germans, then the Italians and Jews, a massive and significant influx of Greeks, and most recently, Middle Eastern, African, and Eastern Europeans have made Astoria their new home. For a neighborhood that takes its name from John Jacob Astor—once the richest man in America—it remains remarkably middle-class, with a strong sense of community and ethnic heritage, making it a very tight-knit neighborhood.
There are, of course, many great ethnic restaurants of all stripes in Astoria, from favorites like Uncle George's Greek Tavern, Il Bambino, and the Bohemian Beer Hall & Garden to Malagueta, Mojave, and The Queens Kickshaw. For drinking, there's the Quays Pub, cocktails at Sweet Afton, and The Barn. For attractions, there's the wonder Noguchi Garden Museum, showcasing the amazing work of the famed sculptor, even more artistic action at Socrates Sculpture Park, and the Museum Of The Moving Image.
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The archipelago consists of 115 granitic and coral islands within a vast oceanic territory of 1.3 million square kilometres. The relative and long-term isolation (1600 km from the nearest landmass) of the archipelago has resulted in a unique biodiversity characterised within the terrestrial sphere by a high degree of endemism.
The Seychelles terrestrial flora is characterized by over 1000 species of flowering plants of which at least 250 are indigenous with approximately 30 % considered endemic (75 flowering plant species) to the Seychelles (with 85% being located in the national parks) and at least 750 introduced plant species. The Seychelles are also home to at least 200 ferns and bryophytes. The endemic fauna is characterized by 12 globally threatened endemic birds, 5 endemic bat species, 6 endemic caecilians, 5 endemic frog species, 2 freshwater fish, 1 species of giant tortoise, 2 sub species of terrapins with more than 20 lizards of which 14 species and subspecies are endemics. The arthropods are equally diverse represented by a diversity of insects, scorpions, spiders and fruits flies, many of which are endemic. Equally, the marine environment is diverse with over 1000 species of fish of which 400 are confined to reefs, 5 species of sea turtle (of which 2 nest), 55 species of sea anemones, 300 scleractinian corals, 150 species of echinoderms and 350 species of sponges.
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CINCINNATI—Five scientists from the University of Cincinnati (UC) have been named Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), with two coming from the UC Academic Health Center.
They will be presented with official certificates and AAAS's traditional rosette pins Saturday, Feb. 15, 2014, during the AAAS annual meeting in Chicago.
AAAS fellowship status is given annually to distinguished individuals by society members and their peers. UC's awardees are among the 388 AAAS members named Fellows this year for their scientifically or socially distinguished efforts to advance science or its applications. UC now has 29 faculty members who are AAAS Fellows.
Fellows from the UC Academic Health Center are:
George Deepe, MD
Deepe, professor of medicine in the UC College of Medicine's infectious diseases division, is being recognized by AAAS for "distinguished contributions to the field of fungal immunology and host defenses to fungal pathogenesis and to our understanding of metals in regulation of fungal immunology."
Deepe has been on UC's faculty for more than 30 years, serving 15 years as chief of the division of infectious diseases. He is a leading researcher and a world-recognized expert in the study ofHistoplasma capsulatum, a pathogenic fungus that causes infection, particularly in the Ohio River Valley.
For his work, he was selected as UC's 2013 recipient of the George Rieveschl Jr. Award for Distinguished Scientific Research. He was honored at the All-University Faculty Awards celebration April 17, 2013.
Deepe has consistently received federal and private funding for his research and has been awarded a number of honors, including the Research Career Development Award from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) from 1987 to 1992 and the MERIT Award from the NIAID from 1997 to 2007.
In addition to his outstanding research portfolio, Deepe is heavily involved in mentoring graduate students and currently serves as associate director of the UC Medical Scientist Training Program.
Marc Rothenberg, MD, PhD
Rothenberg, professor of pediatrics at UC's College of Medicine and director of the Division of Allergy and Immunology at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, is being recognized by AAAS for "distinguished contributions to the field of allergy/immunology, particularly for advancing our scientific understanding of eosinophilic disorders, and pioneering pediatric research." He is actively involved in managing a research program focused on understanding the molecular mechanisms of allergic disorders.
At Cincinnati Children's, he has helped build a top program in pediatric research, and his division is a leader in pediatric allergy and immunology. In addition, Rothenberg sees patients suffering from allergic and immunological diseases from around the world as part of the Cincinnati Center for Eosinophilic Disorders that he directs.
For his work, Rothenberg has been honored with: the Pharmacia Allergy Research Foundation Award for the best young investigator in the allergy field; the Young Investigator Award and the Scholar in Allergy Award from the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology; the Ohio Governor's Recognition Award; the 2007 E. Mead Johnson Award from the Society of Pediatric Research; and an NIH MERIT Award in 2010 from the NIAID.
He is an elected member of the American Society of Clinical Investigation, Society for Pediatric Research, and a Diplomate of the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology. Rothenberg has published more than 250 articles on molecular mechanisms of allergic responses.
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In this poem, uncommunicative spiritual suffering is posited as inwardly clamorous yet privileged to be silent, as if the suffering - when the spirit's awful communicative forum with itself is 'still' - can be redeemed, or at least consoled, by transcendental means.
But for Dickinson, as a third poem shows, the 'Delight' which transcendence can offer to uncommunicative spiritual suffering, is no more 'difficult', or costly to gain, than the 'Delight' to which suffering brings the communicative - those who can open their eyes to intersubjectivity. Which, you could argue, implies that a Christian project is emphasized, rather than Kierkegaardian closed interiority: even when the realm of worldly experience remains as if Arctic-frozen, a 'Stalactite'.


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Godwin Emefiele: SANs, Ex-AGF send timely message to Malami on DSS
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Following claims that the Department of State Services (DSS) has declared wanted Godwin Emefiele, the governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), some concerned prominent Nigerian lawyers have sent a message to Abubakar Malami, the attorney-general of the federation.
The lawyers, all SANs, led by Adetokunbo Kayode, former attorney-general of the federation, have called on Malami to prevent the arrest of Emefiele by the DSS.
In a recent letter seen by journalists, Kayode and the SANs urged Malami to use his good office to ensure that the DSS strictly adheres to court orders.
They advised the minister of justice to enforce the security agency not to do anything that will bring the current administration into disrepute.
In their opinion, the SANs believe that doing this will prove to Nigerians that the government is truly committed to the rule of law, especially at this time when a transition is imminent.
Part of the letter read: "The constitutional role of the judiciary as the third arm of government includes to serve as a bulwark against oppression and intimidation.
The judiciary remains available to both the government and the citizens in the ventilation of perceived grievances.
"Consequently, we respectfully urge the Hon. attorney-general, as chief law officer of the federation, to ensure adherence to the rule of law and advise the security agencies, especially the Department of State Security (DSS) to comply with the order of the court and not do anything that will cast this government in a very negative light In this circumstance.
"This is very important as it will signal to Nigerians and the international community that the government is committed to the rule of law as we proceed into this transition era."
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The study quantitatively examines the relationship between human health and ambient air concentrations of the major pollutants in the city of Chicago. This report describes the morbidity analysis in which linear regression models have been developed to quantitatively estimate the degree of the air pollution contribution to emergency room visits for cardiac and respiratory diseases in two major hospitals in the city of Chicago. Based on the significant associations between the pollutants and the disease groups, holding climatological and days-of-week variables constant, the variation due to the pollutant is estimated. According to the results, sulfur dioxide based on patient exposure levels can account for about 13% of the variation of emergency room visits for acute bronchial and lower respiratory infections and about 22% for total cardiac diagnoses. Nitric oxide based on measurements from the closest site to the hospitals can account for about 7% of the variation of visits for total respiratory diagnoses, 6% for allergic conditions and upper respiratory infections, 4% for total cardiac diagnoses and 4% for hypertension and vascular heart diseases. Total suspended particulate, carbon monoxide and ozone do not show significant associations with any disease groups.
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Leeds beat their Yorkshire rivals Hull one nil on Tuesday night to regain top spot in the Championship table. A second-half goal from Tyler Roberts proved to be the winning goal for Marcelo Bielsa's side. Leeds wasted some guilt edge chances to kill off the game in the first half. The Argentine manager was critical of his sides finishing but expressed his relief that his team got back to winning ways.
West Brom missed out on the chance to leapfrog league leaders Leeds as they drew 2-2 with Sheffield Wednesday. Two late goals in the space of sixty seconds secured the draw for West Brom. An own goal by the Owls defender Joel Pelupessy in the 86th minute and a wonder goal by the on-loan winger Harvey Barnes one minute later saved a point for the Baggies. Adam Reach opened the scoring for the home side in the 24th minute. Italian forward Fernando Forestieri scored the second goal to put Wednesday in a commanding lead at halftime.
A double from Sheffield United captain Billy Sharp gave the Yorkshire side the three points at Blackburn. The win at Ewood Park puts the Blades joint top behind Leeds and Middlesborough on goal difference. Sheffield United have now won seven matches this season which is the most by any side in the Championship. The two-nil loss was the first home defeat for Blackburn since September 2017.
Ipswich are still searching for their first league win of the season after they lost two-nil to Middlesbrough on Tuesday night. Goals from Mo Besic and Stuart Down were enough for Tony Pulis's side to stay level on points with Leeds at the top of the table. Paul Hurst has now drawn six and lost five of his eleven games in charge of the Tractor Boys.
Aston Villa sacked Steve Bruce on Wednesday afternoon following his side's eventful three-all draw with Preston on Tuesday evening. Former Ireland international Glenn Whelan missed a 97th-minute penalty which would have won the game for the home side. Aston Villa started the game superbly and justifiably took a two-goal halftime lead. However, three second-half goal saw bottom placed Preston lead 3-2 heading into stoppage time. On-loan Everton winger Yannick Bolasie scored the equaliser for the home side in the 91st minute. Steve Bruce's awful night got much worse as a Villa fan threw a cabbage at him with six minutes remaining.
An 86th-minute goal by Craig Bryson snatched a draw for Frank Lampard's Derby County on Wednesday night. The draw ends Norwich recent winning run but pushes them up to fifth place in the table. Tim Klose's 69th-minute header gave the Canaries lead, but the Rams fought bought well in the last quarter to take a share of the spoils.
Millwall produced a gritty comeback to draw two-all with Nottingham Forest at The City Ground. Rotherham and Bristol City played a dull scoreless draw on Wednesday night. On Tuesday night, Stoke secured a vital home two-nil win over Bolton while QPR won away at Reading. Brentford and Birmingham played out an eventful one all draw which sees the Bees drop to sixth in the table.


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Wirgiliusz Gryń (ur. 9 czerwca 1928 na Mydlicach, zm. 3 września 1986 w Warszawie) – polski aktor filmowy i teatralny.

Życiorys
Karierę rozpoczynał w Sosnowcu i Katowicach, gdzie był najczęściej statystą. Z czasem zaczął grywać poważniejsze role w różnych teatrach. W 1952 ukończył studia w Państwowej Szkole Reżyserów Teatrów Niezawodowych, w 1958 zdał aktorski egzamin eksternistyczny. W Warszawie należał do zespołu pieśni i tańca. W latach 1952–1955 występował w Teatrze Dolnośląskim w Jeleniej Górze, 1955–1957 w Teatrze im. Bogusławskiego w Kaliszu, 1957–1959 w Teatrze Dramatycznym w Koszalinie, w latach 1959–1962 w Teatrze im. Aleksandra Fredry w Gnieźnie, 1962–1964 w Teatrze w Zielonej Górze, 1964–1973 w Teatrze Polskim w Poznaniu. Od 1975 był aktorem Teatru im. Jaracza w Łodzi.

W filmie zadebiutował w 1963. Jego najbardziej znaną rolą była postać towarzysza Jasińskiego z serialu Dom. Często obsadzany w rolach "dobrych komunistów". Zagrał ponad 100 ról w filmach, ale często epizodycznych.

W 1970 poślubił Elżbietę Janczyszyn. Został pochowany na Cmentarzu Komunalnym na Dołach w Łodzi (kwatera XXXII, rząd 5, grób 10).

Filmografia
 1963: Gdzie jest generał... – radziecki major
 1964: Beata – latarnik
 1964: Koniec naszego świata – Rosjanin
 1967: Julia, Anna, Genowefa... – Władek Szymgała
 1967: Żywot Mateusza – Jan
 1969: Jak rozpętałem drugą wojnę światową – Józek Kryska
 1969: Księżyc – komisarz oddziału czerwonych
 1970: Kolumbowie – plutonowy Szymuś (odc. 5)
 1970: Południk zero – "Witek" Witkiewicz
 1970: Pułapka – pułkownik Karcz
 1971: Jak daleko stąd, jak blisko – plutonowy MO
 1971: Nos – rewirowy
 1971: Zaraza – traktorzysta
 1972: Chłopi – mieszkaniec Lipiec
 1972: Wesele – Upiór / Jakub Szela
 1973: Bułeczka – Adam Sitek z Brzezin
 1973: Chłopi – mieszkaniec Lipiec
 1973: Droga – kierowca (odc. 1, 2, 4)
 1973: Myśliwy – Kuba Pudras
 1973: Nagrody i odznaczenia – sierżant z oddziału "Szpaka"
 1973: Wielka miłość Balzaka – sługa Hańskiego (odc. 1)
 1973: Zasieki – Serafin
 1974: Gniazdo – Żegota
 1974: Najważniejszy dzień życia – kierownik pompowni w kopalni Nowoczek
 1974: Potop – Zbyszko
 1974: Wiosna panie sierżancie – Kazakow
 1975: Czerwone i białe – radziecki spadochroniarz
 1975: Grzech Antoniego Grudy – milicjant
 1975: Hazardziści – Jasio
 1976: Skazany – prezes klubu sportowego Korona
 1975: Trzecia granica – kapitan Oksza (odc. 6)
 1975: Zawodowcy – Malinowski
 1976: Daleko od szosy – kierownik Leszka w MPK (odc. 6, 7)
 1976: Hasło – Michał Kopera
 1976: Krótkie życie – Wilk
 1976: Mgła – sekretarz partii
 1976: Przepłyniesz rzekę – sekretarz partii
 1976: Ptaki, ptakom... – Kopocz
 1976: Zaklęty dwór – Gaworek, woźny sądowy
 1976: Znaki szczególne – Michał, brat Zawady (odc. 2, 5)
 1977: Gdzie woda czysta i trawa zielona – sierżant MO
 1977: Lalka – dróżnik Kacper Wysocki (odc. 8)
 1977: Milioner – urzędnik
 1977: Niedziela pewnego małżeństwa w mieście przemysłowym średniej wielkości – inżynier Wesołowski
 1977: Szarada – oficer śledczy
 1977: Tańczący jastrząb – robotnik
 1977: Wszyscy i nikt – Ksobie
 1978: Azyl – komendant posterunku w Momajnach
 1978: Bestia – Lipkowski, ojciec Anny
 1978: Koty to dranie – kanalarz
 1978: Ślad na ziemi – Marian Matyja, budowniczy huty (odc. 2)
 1978: Umarli rzucają cień – Wasyl
 1979: Aria dla atlety – Georg Hitzler
 1979: Biała gorączka – górnik Roman Samodur
 1979: Detektywi na wakacjach – ojciec Zosi (odc. 3-5)
 1979: Gazda z Diabelnej – drwal Nieściorek
 1979: Klucznik – klucznik Kazimierz
 1979: Operacja Himmler – sturmbannfuhrer Hoffmann
 1979: Wściekły – dyrektor biura kryminalnego Komendy Głównej MO
 1979: Zerwane cumy – Ignacy Krzemiński
 1980: Czułe miejsca – minister
 1980–1986: Dom – Stanisław Jasiński
 1980: Kłusownik – stajenny Wojko
 1980: Młyn Lewina – Nieswandt
 1980: Wizja lokalna 1901 – Smólkowski, ojciec Kacpra
 1981: Bołdyn – generał Bołdyn
 1981: Klejnot wolnego sumienia – Mielecki
 1981: Kłamczucha – ojciec
 1981: Limuzyna Daimler-Benz – nauczyciel gimnastyki
 1981: Najdłuższa wojna nowoczesnej Europy – kapitan Kazimierz Orzechowski
 1981: Wierne blizny – operator koparki
 1981: "Anna" i wampir – kapitan Andrzej Jaksa
 1982: Do góry nogami – niemiecki policjant
 1982: Na tropach Bartka – stajenny Wojko
 1982: Pajęczyna – gospodarz
 1982: Przygrywka – nieznajomy (odc. 4)
 1982: Punkty za pochodzenie
 1982: Wyłap – prywaciarz
 1983: Katastrofa w Gibraltarze – generał w sztabie głównym we wrześniu 1939 roku
 1983: Pastorale heroica – Józef Łopuch
 1984: 1944
 1984: Pan na Żuławach – Władysław Leszczak
 1984: Przemytnicy
 1984: Ultimatum – Łobot, sekretarz ambasady
 1985: Diabelskie szczęście – Świetlikowski
 1986: Czas nadziei – oficer MO
 1986: Kolega Pana Boga
 1987: Ballada o Januszku – zakładowy sekretarz partii, później dyrektor Zakładów Akumulatorowych (odc. 1–2, 4–6)

Odznaczenia i nagrody
 Złoty Krzyż Zasługi (1979)
 Odznaka Honorowa Miasta Poznania (1970)
 Nagroda aktorska na XIII Międzynarodowym Festiwalu Filmowym w Moskwie za rolę w filmie Pastorale heroica (1983)
 Nagroda MON I stopnia za film Pastorale heroica w reżyserii Henryka Bielskiego (1983)
 "Srebrny Pierścień" – nagroda za rolę Kelina Ababija w sztuce Największa świętość (1978)

Przypisy

Bibliografia

Linki zewnętrzne

 Wirgiliusz Gryń o swoich rolach, wirtualny album

Polscy aktorzy filmowi
Polscy aktorzy teatralni
Aktorzy filmowi związani z Łodzią
Aktorzy teatralni związani z Łodzią
Polscy statyści
Odznaczeni Odznaką Honorową Miasta Poznania
Odznaczeni Złotym Krzyżem Zasługi (Polska Ludowa)
Ludzie urodzeni w Dąbrowie Górniczej
Pochowani na Cmentarzu Doły w Łodzi
Urodzeni w 1928
Zmarli w 1986
Laureaci Nagrody Miasta Łodzi

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Q: How to upload file to web service via Node and save the response as a file I have been searching and testing various modules/methods in Node.js with the goal of being able to upload a file to my vendors API and save the response data (which is a .png file sent as binary data) to an image file. Most of the examples demonstrate how to upload a file to a Web directory, but not a Web service. Formidable (https://github.com/felixge/node-formidable) is an example where it is easy to store in a Web directory, but I don't see how I can perform a simple post of form data to a Web service.
I have looked into using request (https://github.com/request/request) to post a file, but am confused as to what to put in their form example, specifically here:
// Pass a simple key-value pair
my_field: 'my_value',

My current attempt is using a mix of formidable and request, but it fails with the following error:

TypeError: Cannot read property 'hasOwnProperty' of null

My HTML form is as follows:
<form action="/upload4" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data">
<input type="file" name="myfile" />
<input type="submit" value="Upload" />
</form>

Here is my Node/Formidable/Request Code:
app.post('/upload4', function (req, res) {
    var form = new formidable.IncomingForm();
    form.parse(req, function (err, fields, files) {
        var options = {
            contentType: files.myfile.type,
            metadata: { fileName: files.myfile.name }
        };
        request.post({ url: 'http://myendpoint.net/uploadPDF', formData: form }, function optionalCallback(err, httpResponse, body) {
            if (err) {
                return console.error('upload failed:', err);
            }
            console.log('Upload successful!  Server responded with:', body);
            var options = { contentType: 'image/png' };
            blobSvc.createBlockBlobFromText(containerName, 'Reponse.png', body, options, function (error, result, response) {
        if (!error) {
            // Response from POST was uploaded to Azure as a PNG file
            res.send(result);
        } else {
            console.log(error);
        }
    });
        });
    console.log(req);
});

At this point, I would be happy with just being able to POST my file using Node with the end goal of being able to save the response (of a png file) to Azure.


Takeo Suhara is a talented metalworker who lives and works in Minoh, a prefecture of Osaka in Japan. Today I wanted to share a few photos from inside his studio and highlight the restock of works from his collection in the shop. I think it's interesting to see in the photos many of the traditional tools that he uses in his workshop, but the forms that he crafts are uniquely modern and almost perfect in terms of the finish.
All of the objects have been restocked and we have also added a new spoon to the collection. When I saw this piece I was completely in awe. Our other popular Brass Coffee Spoon by Rieko Fujimoto is similar but different in both weight and shape, the mouth here is shallow but the quality is exceptional and I urge you all to take a look in the shop at Takeo's objects as they are really one of a kind.
This will actually be the last restock from him before he relocates to a new studio, so I recommend stocking up on any of his works as it may be a while before more come in to stock. We hope you have a great day.


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Brockram is a type of rock found in northern England. It is a basal breccia of cemented limestone and sandstone fragments dating from the Permian period, forming part of the Appleby Group.

Brockram outcrops in the Whitehaven and Workington district (Geological survey of Gt. Britain sheet 28). Saltom Bay gives a good exposure of it. Along the coast (Saltom Bay to St. Bees ) its thickness varies from 0.75m to 20.5m. Inland boreholes have revealed its thickness to be up to 121m.

Brockram has been used as a building material in Kirkby Stephen and the rest of the Vale of Eden where it has also been quarried for lime burning.  It is visible also beside a river bed under a bridge on the edge of Kirkby Stephen.

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Breccias
Geology of England
Permian United Kingdom


Definition - What does Cocooning mean?
Cocooning is the term used when a person isolates or hides him or herself from the normal social environment and instead opts to stay home and socialize less and less. This behavior is usually exhibited when one perceives the social environment as disturbing, unfavorable, unsafe or even unwelcome. The rapid innovation and growth of technology contributed to an increase in individuals who are cocooning themselves in their homes and choosing to socialize over the Internet rather than through normal human interaction. Because communication and entertainment technology are very prolific and can be found anywhere inside the house in many forms, more and more people are living in physical isolation.
This term was popularized by a marketing consultant and writer named Faith Popcorn in the 1990s. She explained that there are three different types of cocoon: the socialized cocoon, the armored cocoon and the wandering cocoon. The socialized cocoon is one that provides the privacy of the home along with the ability to socialize through cell phones and other media, while an armored cocoon establishes an invisible barrier to protect a person from threats from the outside, such as network firewalls and surveillance cameras. A wandering cocoon, on the other hand, is one that travels but provides a technological barrier that protects a person from the environment, such as jogging with headphones in order to create a private world of sounds and an excuse to ignore other people. People often use smartphones in this way as well.
Although technology makes cocooning easier, it not a new behavior. In fact, it became a trend during the Cold War, when people became engrossed with stay-at-home entertainment like playing home video games and home recreational activities, which later led to the adoption of home swimming pools and trampolines. After the 9/11 terrorist attacks, a new generation of cocooning took place. Homeowners started developing their houses with media rooms or home theaters and remodeled bedrooms and kitchens for entertainment. This was in part due to the fear that crowded public places would be the most likely target of terrorists rather than individual homes. As a result, people wanted to recreate public entertainment areas in their own homes.


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Outeniqua Choo Tjoe
Choo Tjoe crossing the Swartvlei 2001 with the backdrop of Cloud 9 behind - Photo-Trevor Staats
Media Release re the Outeniqua Choo Tjoe
In November 2017 it was announced that Transnet Freight Rail is considering supporting a proposal put forward by private enterprise to re-institute the running of this iconic train. It is hoped that a section of the line will be open by 28th of October 2018 to celebrate the 90th Anniversary of the original opening of the railway line between George and Knysna.
Update 13 May 2019 - there is a deathly silence on this matter. To date nothing has materialised!
For a trip down Memory Lane, watch this Youtube video by Willie Koorts
The Sad Story.......
Nobody could have anticipated, that the iconic Outeniqua Choo Tjoe train would be uneqivocally halted by the June 2006 torrential rains that caused floods along the Garden Route and massive landslides in the Kaaiman's Pass area.
The track along the extent of its coastal route was extensively damaged in several places and the cost of repairing it, ran into the millions.
The cheerful penetrating whistle that broke the tranquility of each day and signalled the Outeniqua Choo Tjoe's familiar presence along its journey between George and Knysna, has been effectively silenced for over a decade!
It is only now we've lost something we've always taken for granted, that we realise how much it meant to us! The Outeniqua Choo Tjoe is sorely missed by lovers of historic train journeys here and abroad.
It ran this route for nigh on 78 years and became a vital part of the Garden Route's heritage making a considerable contribution to Cape Tourism. In its last years it transported over 100 000 passengers a year, most of them being foreign tourists.
Despite rumours and rumblings the railway line has been left to deteriorate and the costs to repair it rise by millions each year that passes where nothing is done. Loyal supporters have even created a "Save the Outeniqua Tchoo Tjoe" Facebook page to champion their cause! Since late 2006, the train has run between George and Mossel Bay but Transnet, terminated that service 17 Sep 2010, saying its not part of their core business.
The then Western Cape MEC for Finance, Economic Development and Tourism, Alan Winde re-affirmed whilst visiting Knysna in 2010 that he was resolute in his commitment to reviving the Outeniqua Tchoo Tjoe service. He wanted the Choo Tjoe transferred from Transnet to the Western Cape Government.
However, then CEO of Transnet, Brian Molefe said in 2012 that the government did not have the R150 million to repair the line and get the Choo Tjoe operational again. He was willing for private enterprise to put up the money but no plans to sell the Transnet property had been considered.
It seems that a joint co-operative venture needs to be negotiated between Transnet and interested parties in the private sector to restore this heritage train service.
The Original Train Journey
George to Knysna Return
The 3 hour 52 km train journey from George to Knysna gave passengers spectacular views of the Indian Ocean and Garden Route coastline.
Leaving George and passing high above the pretty coastal resort and popular surfing beach of Victoria Bay, the Outeniqua Choo Tjoe chuffed its way through several tunnels right on the rocky shoreline and over the stunning Kaaimans River Bridge to round the bend and overlook the beautiful Wilderness beach before coming to a brief stop at Wilderness Station.
The next part of the train ride took the passengers over the Touw River and along the Garden Route lakes with tantalising glimpses of luxury homes and holiday resorts intermingled with exquisite indigenous forest and breathtaking lake views, before crossing the largest lake, Swartvlei shortly before coming to a stop at Sedgefield Station.
The station had become well-known for its delicious homemade pies at the Whistle Stop Shop and there was just time to buy a few before the train continued on......
NB. The Restaurant Station run by Joe and Louise continues on -their popular pies are still best sellers: breakfasts and lunches still available!
…..ahead lay…..Groenvlei - the only freshwater lake of the lake system, countryside and farmlands framed in fynbos and coastal vegetation, coniferous plantations, indigenous forest, Goukamma –the nature reserve and inviting Goukamma station.....
Elalini Backpackers and Flippin Knys Restaurant are now operational at Goukamma Station and well worth stopping at -charming and friendly service in a serene country environment.
on to......stately Bevidere and attractive Brenton-on Lake, shoreline suburbs on the Knysna lagoon ...... until the train crossed the spectacular Knysna Estuary before coming to a halt at the Knysna Station right next to the harbour. Passengers then had 2 hours to wander around or have lunch before they could enjoy the whole scenic journey again, in reverse, that is going the other way back to George!
Walking the Outeniqua Choo Tjoe Line
In June 2010, carrying a banner and waving flags, a group of some 15 Sedgefield Walkie Talkies hiked from the White Bridge at the start of Knysna along the new road into town and out along the disused railway bridge following the track back to where it crossed the road near Belvidere and returning to our cars near the White Bridge, to celebrate the start of the 2010 Soccer World Cup and giving moral support to the French and Danish teams being hosted by Knysna.
Because of the risk of veld fires in an ecologically sensitive region, less attractive diesel locomotives replaced the steam engines during periods when conditions indicated their use could be a fire hazard.
When the Outeniqua Choo Tjoe ran it was possible to get off at any station along the journey where the train stopped.
You could also just travel one way if you had access to other means of transport to return to the start or overnight in Knysna for a day or two and then return to George on an afternoon train. Tickets had to be purchased in George or Knysna however, as there was no conductor on the train and no opportunity to buy tickets at any of the stations along the route.
It is hoped by all who live along the Garden Route and many ardent lovers of steam trains that this magnificent part of the world will witness the resurrection of the illustrious Outeniqua Choo Tjoe train journey.
However we are all aware that the longer it takes to restore the railway line, the more prohibitively expensive it becomes and the less the likelihood we'll see it happen.
Other Interesting Train Sites
Friends of the Choo Tjoe is a non-profit organisation formed in August 2010 with the main object being the promotion of the repair and rehabilitation of the railway line between George and Knysna together with the revival of the operation of the Outeniqua Choo-Tjoe steam train on this railway line....
There are 20 great train journeys to choose from amongst them are the Orient Express, the Rocky Mountaineer, the Glacier Express, the Indian Maharajah and the Pride of Africa. Viewing an ever-changing landscape from the comfort of your seat is surely the finest way to travel. When travelling by train, your journey is an integral and delightful part of your holiday experience. What you see from your seat is as much part of the holiday as arriving at the destination.
The Swanage award-winning standard gauge preserved steam railwayis located in Dorset with easy access from neighbouring Hampshire and the South of England. It offers a more intensive heritage steam and diesel timetable train service than virtually any other preserved railway. Visitors can experience a unique journey through six miles of beautiful scenery passing the magnificent ruins of Corfe Castle. Steam and diesel galas, Family events plus regular Evening Dining and Sunday Lunch services complement themed events such as our highly popular Santa Special trains during the run up to Christmas.
Sedgefield History


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Mozilla Firefox 63 Released With Enhanced Tracking Protection, Search Shortcuts
Posted on October 24, 2018 by Rakesh Sashmal	in Softwares
Mozilla has released Firefox 63, the latest version of the Web browser across Linux, macOS, and Windows platforms. The Android version was released earlier this week, and now, Firefox 14.0 for iOS has also been released with changes including support for Siri Shortcuts. The key highlight of the latest release is an anti-tracking measure called Enhanced Tracking Protection. The company in recent times has been taking several data security and privacy-focused steps, such as automatic protection against ad tracking and selling ProtonVPN subscriptions. The latest Firefox version comes just over a month after the release of Firefox 62, and is the sixth major update of Mozilla's flagship browser in the year so far. The new browser version includes new features, bugfixes, security fixes, and more.
With Firefox's Enhanced Tracking Protection feature users will have the option to block cookies and storage access from third-party trackers. Mozilla says this is the most effective way to block the most common form of cross-site tracking. To find the new feature, go to Firefox Options/ Preferences. On the left-hand menu, click on Privacy & Security. Further, under Content Blocking click the checkbox next to Third-Party Cookies and select Trackers (recommended). You can also disable the protection on a per-site basis by clicking on the Shield Icon in the address bar, and then clicking Disable Blocking For This Site.
The latest Firefox release also includes 'Search Shortcuts'. The browser will have a New Tab page with Amazon and Google sites pinned on top. Currently, this will only be available in the US. Also, with Siri Shortcuts for Firefox for iOS, users can now open a new tab in Firefox using a voice command. The company has promised several other shortcuts will be added in the coming months.
Firefox 63 for desktop brings several performance and visual improvements for Windows users. Firefox theme now matches the Windows 10 OS Dark and Light modes as well. Meanwhile, performance improvements for macOS users include 'improved reactivity', 'faster tab switching', and more. It has also resolved an issue that prevented the address bar from autofilling bookmarked URLs in certain cases. For developers, the visual style of Developer Tools menus has been revamped. Firefox 63 for Android brings added support for Picture-In-Picture video, notification channels, and other security and performance improvements.
Notably, the full changelog from Mozilla has been posted on its release notes. You can update to the latest Firefox version 63 for desktop from there, or download the latest version of Firefox for Android from Google Play. For the latest version of Firefox for iOS, visit the App Store.
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Duckhole Lake
1 h to 1 h 45 min
↑ 43 m
↓ -43 m
Starting just off Creekton Road in Strathblane, this walk leads to Duckhole Lake and back via the Duckhole Track. This walk takes you through a forest of stringybarks and stretches of tea tree swamp, via a well-constructed boardwalk that follows a stream running off the lake. A steep but short slope leads to a small cleared spot with a picnic table, revealing the beautiful lake. Lying within the Southwest National Park, Duckhole Lake is a deep flooded sinkhole connected to the extensive surrounding cave network. There is no formal path around the lake but it is possible to wander along the banks on either side of the path, and there is a rustic seat where you can sit and enjoy fine views of Adamson's Peak. It is perfect for those just wanting to immerse themselves in beautiful rainforest scenery and enjoy a quiet stroll in nature. The biggest challenge may be finding where the track starts, due to a lack of clear signage. Let us begin by acknowledging the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we travel today, and pay our respects to their Elders past and present.
Start At the intersection of Duck Hole Walk & Creekton Road (-43.3731502,146.8920998)
Directions From Huon Highway, A6
Turn on to Old Hastings Road then drive for 1.1 km
Turn right onto Darcy Link and drive for another 3.6 km
Turn left onto Creekton Road and drive for another 3.4 km
If approaching from the north, after leaving Dover you'll pass through the tiny town of Strathblane after a few km, and a bridge crossing the Esperance River. From the bridge, look out for a turn-off 3.1 km further south, onto a gravel road on the right. There isn't much warning of it, so slow down when you think you're getting near. Turn right into this road (Old Hastings Road), then at a junction about 1km further on go right (Darcy Link Road). A little further on turn left into Creekton Road, and look out for the track parking area (signposted) on the left side of the road, close to a small bridge.....
At the intersection of Duck Hole Walk & Creekton Road Start heading along Duck Hole Walk (a walking track).
Continue another 2.2 km to find the end. Then turn around here and retrace the main route for 2.2 km to get back to the start.
Time 1 h to 1 h 45 min
Signage Minimal directional signs (4/6)
Infrastructure Limited facilities (such as cliffs not fenced, significant creeks not bridged) (4/6)
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Nasty crash on I-70 in Colorado; semis loaded w/lumber, mattresses; other vehicles, one dead so far.
In 20 ys of watching TB2K, I have seen only one Prepper who understands the chokepoint in prepping.
We currently have 11111 pages on the main board. And I just saw a double rainbow. This must mean something.
The Happy Barn Cat Book is out!
Coin Dealers Dropping Over 1 Million Old Coins Into Circulation This Week - Check Your Change!
Measles: UCLA & Cal State LA quarantine over 300 people.
From an upper level biology class slide.
Just announced on FAUX fwiw.


- formae ambae hypharum, the two (i.e. both) types of hyphae (nom. pl.).
- pollinis granula e typo "Stachelpollen", pollen grain from the type "Stachelpollen" (spine-pollen) (Stearn 1984).
- pollinis granula c. 60 um diametro sphaeroidea ad typum "Wabenpollen" nominatum pertinentia, pollen grains about 60 um in diameter to the type named "Wabenpollen" (honey-comb pollen) belonging (Stearn 1984).
- loculi ad typum simplices, non divisi pertinentes, locules belonging to the simple, undivided type.
- zygosporae ad typum I nominatum pertinentes, zygospores belonging to type called I.
- typus in vivario Cantabrigiensi depositus, type deposited in the living collection at Cambridge.
Rhodotypos Sieb. & Zucc. (Rosaceae) "with character of a rose" (Fernald 1950).
Note: something of two types may be dimorphic: dimorphus,-a,-um (adj.A) or dimorphicus,-a,-um (adj.A) or biformis,-e (adj.B); see dispar,-paris (adj.B) 'unlike, different, dissimilar, unequal;' dissimilis,-e (adj.B), unlike, dissimilar; inaequabilis,-e, (adj.B), inaequalis,-e (adj.B), unequal.
- gynoecia in ramis longis frullanoiodeis disposita, gynoecia on long Frullania-type branches seated.
- apotypus: apotype = hypotypus, q.v.; apotypicus,-a,-um (adj.A): varying or departing from a type.
- ecotype: see oecotypus,-i (s.m.II).
- generitypus, typus generis, type-species of a genus.
- genotypus: genotype, the type species of a genus; also the genetic constitution or the totality of the genes of an individual or group. genotypicus,-a,-um (adj.A): pertaining to the genotype.
- holotypus, the one specimen or element used by the author of a name or designated by him/her as nomenclatural type.
- hypotypus: hypotype "a specimen of a species not of the original type series but known by published description, figure, or listing " (WIII), = apotypus, an apotype; hypotypicus,-a,-um (adj.A) imperfectly typical; of or relating to a hypotype; = apotypicus,-a,-um (adj.A).
- isosyntypus, a duplicate of a syntype; it is not cited in a protologue. All duplicates cited by the author are syntypes.
- isotypus, duplicate of the holotype, part of the single gathering made by the collector at one time constituting the holotype.
- lectotypus: lectotype, specimen selected from original material to serve as nomenclatural type when the holotype is missing or not designated.
- logotypus: logotype, a generitype designated subsequent to the publication of a generic name (WIII).
- neotypus, a specimen selected for working purposes as representative when all of original material on which the name of the taxon was based is missing.
- oecotypus,-i (s.m.II), ecotype " a subdivision of an ecospecies that comprises individuals which are interfertile with each other and with members of other ecotypes of the same ecospecies but which maintain their individuality as a distinct group through environmental selection and isolation and that is when morphologically distinct comparable with a taxonomic subspecies" (WIII).
- paratypus, specimen cited with the original description other than the holotype.
- syntypus, one of the specimens used by the author when no holotype was designated or when two or more were simultaneously designated as type; cf. topotypus. (Stearn 1983).
- typotype: topotypus,-i (s.m.II), abl.sg. topotypo, topotype, i.e. specimen from the type-locality agreeing with the type-specimen.
- a typo speciei coloribus pilei pallidioribus atque superficie stipitis omnino alba differt, from the type of the species it differs by the colors of the pileus paler and also by the surface of the stipe altogether white.
- locus (-i (s.m.II) typi (gen. sing. of typus), abl. sg. loco typi: type locality.
- materia (s.f.I) typica (adj.A), abl. sg. materia typica, type material, "a group of equivalent specimens collected at the type locality at one time and used wholly or partially in the identification and description of a new taxonomic entity" (WIII).
- collectio culturarum typicarum, abl. sg. collectione culturarum typicarum, a collection of type specimens; collectio culturarum typicalium, a collection of type specimens.
- descriptio (-onis (s.f.III) typi, abl. sg. descriptione typi, type description; descriptio typica (adj.A), type description; descriptio typicalis (adj.B), type description.
- Typus: C. L. Hitchcock & L. S. Martin 7931a (WTU); Type: C. L. Hitchcock & L. S. Martin 7931a (WTU).
NOTE: mono-typic and uni-typic are both correct as forms of 'typus' are in both languages.


The Casaliva olive variety is a plant native to Lake Garda, cultivated on this territory since ancient times. The Casaliva Extra Virgin Olive Oil produced by Az.Ag. Manestrini is obtained by cold pressing the monocultivar Casaliva olives harvested by hand on the shores of Lake Garda. The careful selection of the fruit, harvested at the correct ripeness and the particular attention given to processing performed on the same day allow a high quality oil with healthy properties to be obtained.
As it is a top quality oil, the Casaliva Extra Virgin Olive Oil produced by Az.Ag. Manestrini is recommended for use raw.
Area of production: Garda Bresciano Riviera.
Colour: light green, more or less intense depending on ripeness.


One hundred sixteen women on Dartmouth's Faculty of Arts and Sciences hold tenure, according to 2017 data. That's 115 more than there were in 1964, when Hannah Croasdale, an associate professor of biology and an authority on freshwater and marine algae, became the first tenured female faculty member in College history—more than three decades after being hired.
Dartmouth has honored the botanist with the Hannah Croasdale Award, given annually for academic excellence to a graduating PhD recipient who best exemplifies the qualities of a scholar. But Caroline Cook '21 wants to shine a bigger and brighter spotlight on the trailblazing scientist.
This summer, as Dartmouth's first historical accountability research fellow, Cook wrote a research paper and made a video about Croasdale's life and work, drawing on materials she found in the Dartmouth Library.
Cook holds the inaugural fellowship in the new Historical Accountability Student Research Program which, funded through the Provost's office, offers four term-long, full-time research fellowships for students who want to explore the Rauner Special Collections Library's holdings and create original content based on primary sources. It's part of Dartmouth's Inclusive Excellence initiative, which is aimed at fostering a culture of inclusion.
Historical accountability fellows, students who choose their own topics, will soon be joined by paid interns, whose research projects related to historically undertreated topics in Dartmouth's history will be determined by faculty, Special Collections Education and Outreach Librarian Morgan Swan, and Institutional History Research Specialist Myranda Fuentes. Fuentes was recently hired by the library to mentor students and interns.
Research Professor of Biological Sciences Celia Chen '78 was one of those students.
Croasdale shattered the glass ceiling off campus, too. She was the first female volunteer firefighter in Hanover where, with tragic irony, her own home burned down in 1989.
The year Croasdale got tenure—1964—was a turning point for female faculty at Dartmouth. That year, E. Lucile Smith, a professor of biochemistry at the medical school (now the Geisel School of Medicine), was promoted to full professor without tenure. She received tenure in 1966.
As Cook finishes her fellowship, two other students will begin historical accountability projects this winter. Samantha Koreman '20 is set to research accessibility on campus as it relates to people with mobility issues, and Anneliese Thomas '19 plans to investigate the experiences of black students in the 1960s and '70s, says Fuentes.
A fourth fellowship is available, and Swan says there is still time to apply.
I'm on a crusade. I'm telling everyone her story, and also the stories of other women who have gotten us to this point at Dartmouth.


I recently finished reading Jonathan Auxier's Peter Nimble and His Fantastic Eyes aloud to Larrabee. It's a long fantasy adventure–just right for lazy summer evenings.
When the story begins, ten-year-old Peter Nimble is a blind orphan forced into a life of thievery by his cruel master. One day he steals a box from a mysterious haberdasher. The box contains three pairs of magical eyes: gold, onyx, and emerald.
The gold eyes transport him to the Troublesome Lake of Professor Cake. There, he learns that he's been chosen for a quest. Sir Tode, a knight trapped in the body of a cat and a horse, is to be his companion. His only clue is a message in a bottle–a call for help that may come from the Vanished Kingdom.
So, the two sail away into a marvelous adventure. Larrabee enjoyed trying to predict the plot's many twists and turns. He also appreciated the battle scenes.
Thank you to Anne-Marie for the recommendation!


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'tony romo had back surgery yesterday and was sent home today. when i had my back surgery for a herniated disc and sciatica like he has, i was in the hospital for 10 days. i guess back surgeries today are different from my first fusion 12 years ago. i have no idea what they do now but my last fusion2 years ago was done through the side and i was in the hospital for 3 days.
I was sent home the same day when I had my 2 open back laminaectomy/discectomy surgeries. I went home two days after each fusion.
I asked my consultant about these early releases from hospital after spinal surgery ..he said he would not believe it ..he would not let anyone home after surgery I was a further 6 weeks at home helpless and very down not even able to take a shower without help then another 3 months before I was in a car but I still got tired quickly and even after 2 years I am still not able to do much and pain is there all the time ..my consultant says most of what you read is bravado ! and it would be idiotic and irresponsible for a consultant to let a patient home after one day or even 3 days following major spinal surgery ,, the message is don't believe all you read !
A family friend had back surgery last year this time, went home the next day and was up and around pain-free. This was minimally invasive surgery from what he told me. like anything, your results may vary. Pro sports players get nothing but the best of care, no co-pays, no authorizations, etc.
For herniated disc w/ sciatica, I went home the same day.
did they fuse your back? have metal in my back from stem to stern. i also had to wear a brace for 6 months.
I was sent home after my first fusion surgery, some almost 7 hours long, less than 36 hours post op and of course, had major complications, and resulted in a missed spinal cord injury because of it, so there are doctors who do send patients home entirely too early and it can have disastrous results.
even after spending 10 days in the hospital,, i also had complications, lung collapse, and a blood clot. my temp went to 102 degrees also. good thing they kept me.
i could not lift anything over 5 lbs for a year, i had to wear a back brace for 6 months, could not stand up to get anything or bend down to pick things up for a year also. this getting out after a couple of days is not believable if one had real back surgery.


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Q: Select last 3 rows from a unoredred table in MySQL I want to select last 3 rows of my table and no id is defined and table is not sorted either. Put it this way without using order clause or I just want to reverse the records of my non ordered table.

A: Try this -
SET @rownum:=0;

SELECT *
FROM (SELECT @rownum:=@rownum+1 as rownum,*
      FROM yourTable) t1
ORDER BY rownum DESC
LIMIT 3;