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The history of the official representation of the Russian Federation on the territory of of its consular district.
The history of the official Russian representation office on the territory of modern consular district begins on February 14, 1852 - the date of signature of the Russian Emperor highest decree appointing businessman William Stuart Montgomery as a Vice Consul in San Francisco. This decision based on the increased activity of the Russian-American Company in California.
On October 3, 1853 the official representative of Russia in the region Andrey E. Glass became State Councillor, appointed as a Consul General in Honolulu. He was in charge of the Russian-American Company activity and Russian business in San Francisco.
On December 28, 1853. Peter Kostromitinov has been appointed as a Russian representative in California and Hawaii, and became the first "liberated" Vice Consul.
After Peter Kostromitinov left his post Martin F. Klinkovstrem became Russian Vice Consul in San Francisco. He took the post from 1862 to 1875.
After Martin F. Klinkovstrem Gustav Nyubaum, the owner of the "Alaska Merchants" company (which was organized after the closure of "Russian-American Fur Company"), became an official representative of Russia in the region.
The last Consul General of the Russian Empire was a career diplomat Artemy Markovic Vyvodtsev. A.Vyvodtsev took this post from April 6, 1915 until the February Revolution.
A.Vyvodtsev, Consul General of the Russian Empire in San Francisco
For long-term successful diplomacy A.Vyvodtsev was awarded by the Order of St. Anne's second degree, St. Vladimir of the fourth degree, the Montenegrin Order of Prince Danilo I of the third degree, Order of the Romanian crown cavalry cross.
After the revolution A.Vyvodtsev resigned and returned to Russia, where he served as a diplomatic representative of the Government of Omsk and Vladivostok. At the end of the Civil War A.Vyvodtsev arrived once again to San Francisco.
Along with providing consular services A. Vyvodtsev was actively involved in community work. He was the first (20 October 1925) and honorary (May 11, 1926) Chairman of the Joint Committee of the Russian national organizations in San Francisco.
Russian diplomat died in 1946 and was buried in the Serbian cemetery in Colma, California.
In his obituary, published by the "Russian Life" newspaper it was noted: "Artem Markovich did not take American citizenship, saying that he wanted to die as Russian citizen. With a brilliant mind and memory, Artem Markovich was interesting person to talk with and a sort of living encyclopedia ... ".
In 1926 - 1933 along with A. Vyvodtsev another Russian consular agent in San Francisco on a voluntary basis was Arthur Carl von Yul'evich Landesen (December 25, 1874, Kronshtadt - May 11, 1935, San Francisco).
First Consul General of the Soviet Union in San Francisco was the Moses G. Galkovich (1902-1937).
In 1942 - 1944 Consulate General was headed by Lomakin, Jacob Myronovych (1904-1958).
Prior to his diplomatic post Jacob Lomakin worked at the bureau of TASS news agency in New York (1939-1941). In 1941-1942 he was Vice Consul of the Soviet Consulate General in New York. In August 1948 the Consulates General in San Francisco and New York were closed due to the worsen relations between the USSR and the USA.
History of the official representation building
The building of the Russian representation under G.Nyubaum first was located at 411 California Street and then 418 California Street.
Due to lack of funds for maintenance of the Russian Consulate General in San Francisco, was closed in November 1924. In this regard, A. Vyvodtsev made the following statement: "At this point, I consider it as my duty to bring to the memory of our fellow citizens, that I recently headed still the Consulate General in San Francisco, and although in the era of the seizure of power left the post, but still retained informally the friendships with foreign consuls, colleagues, and it gives me an opportunity to offer my services through the Italian-American Bank, a special Russian department for all those who are in need of different certificates, advice, directions, possible assistance, translations and legal advice. Come to me like children to their father in all cases of doubt and perplexity, and I'll give you all my experience gained during 45 years of consular services in almost all countries of the world as the true representative of Russia". (published November 21, 1924 in "Russian life" newspaper).
In 1933 the diplomatic relations have been established between the USSR and the United States. In April 1934 the Consulate General of the Soviet Union in San Francisco began its work. It was located at 2563 Divisadero Street, which has not been preserved to date.
On June 1, 1964 the Soviet-American Consular Convention (entered into force on July 13, 1968), was signed, which regulated the opening and operation of the consular institutions of the two countries and provided a legal basis to open offices in San Francisco and Leningrad.
Consulate General of the USSR and then Russia at 2790 Green Street.
Consulate General of the USSR began its work with the arrival in San Francisco of the Consul General Alexander Ivanovich Zinchuk in 1971, but was officially opened in its current building at 2790 Green Street only two years later.
In February 2013 Sergey Petrov was appointed as Consul General of Russia in San Francisco.
The Consulate General of Russia in San Francisco is a state body of external relations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation. The consular district of the Consulate includes the following states: Arizona, Hawaii, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah.


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Judge shows skepticism to New York climate change lawsuit
Larry Neumeister
New York City's attempt to hold five of the world's biggest oil companies responsible for damage from global warming didn't seem to impress a judge during oral arguments Wednesday to determine if a lawsuit can proceed.
U.S. District Judge John F. Keenan questioned the city's standing to bring the lawsuit, which seeks unspecified damages from BP, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, Exxon Mobil and Royal Dutch Shell.
At one point, Keenan asked a city lawyer if New York City had investments in the companies it was suing. At another, he noted the many cars owned by the police department and the many trucks operated by fire and sanitation personnel.
And at least twice, the judge asked if the city was hiding an emissions case in language meant to seem it was instead targeting the companies' production and sales operations.
"Aren't you trying to dress a wolf up in sheep's clothing?" he asked attorney Matthew Pawa, who represented the city.
"Aren't the plaintiffs using the product?" Keenan asked. "Does the city have clean hands?"
"Yes, the city uses fossil fuels," Pawa responded.
Pawa recalled successful litigation to hold tobacco companies responsible for the harms of cigarette smoking and said he was asking Keenan "to apply very old law to new facts."
The judge did not rule immediately.
The January lawsuit came after similar litigation was filed by the cities of San Francisco, Oakland and Santa Cruz in California.
Theodore Boutrous, arguing for the oil companies, called global warming an "important, thorny issue" and added that "lawsuits are not the way to deal with this."
Boutrous said the lawsuit was trying to hold the companies responsible for the "way civilization and humankind has developed over the ages … back to the industrial revolution." He suggested it was an issue better left up to Congress.
If the lawsuit survives, Boutrous said, it would encourage similar litigation.
"It really would involve everybody suing everybody for living our lives the way we do and using the power sources that we have," he said.

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Oh No, I Can Do It All Myself!
I was recently asked to write an article on why you should hire a professional interior designer. Hope you enjoy the article.
"The Devil is in the Detail". Ever heard that phrase and wondered exactly what it meant? In short, something may seem simple at a first look but will take more time and effort to complete than expected. HGTV design shows are a great example of this, as they make it all seem so simple, but what you don't see are the people behind the scenes making everything happen and making it look simple and easy. They are the ones that know all the details. Designing a space looks so simple till you actually start designing it. Making a space look beautiful and actually be functional are one in the same and two very different things.
A qualified interior designer will listen carefully to what you hope to accomplish in a space and will work with you to get the look you want, in the budget you want, and, in the end, it will function how you wanted it to all along. Designers do this every day, so they have "great resources". Even the term is now archaic. I used to tell my interior design college students to pull together your million-dollar Rolodex. Now It would be your "Million Dollar Contact List", but you get the idea; designers have a lot more resources than you do. They have worked for a long time to pull together an extensive network that gets the job done for you in the best way possible.
Oh no, but interior designers charge you for their time. Let's see, do you complain about paying your lawyer, accountant, doctor or even your gardener? They all help to make your life easier and simpler. They are knowledgeable and in the long run, save you time and money. Using a professional interior designer does exactly the same thing. You tell them what you like, and they find just the perfect finishes and people to get the job done. You might have paid a little money, but you have not been running all over trying to find sources for what you need to be done.
The internet is fabulous for finding new and interesting products, but you have not seen or touched them so you might be in for a surprise when they actually arrive. Your designer has worked with the materials and fabricator and knows how to get them at a better price. They will save you money in the long run. There is no promise that a mistake will "never" be made, but the chances become slimmer with the experience of the designer.
People get caught up in trends. Designers will help you access what trends are classic and will be around for a long time versus the here today and gone tomorrow ones. They will help you have a chic space that will look wonderful for a long time. They will share with you what can work in your environment and what may not. In other words, put the polka dots where the polka dots look good, and that might be in a closet. Don't get me wrong, I love polka dots, just not in my living room.
Professional interior designers work with you to have a solid plan of action and know how to get it done in an efficient manner. They can bridge the gap that may come up with you and your architect or builder if you are building a new home or remodeling an older home. They know the language and can work to get everything in the right place. It is not just furniture, but the lighting and so much more, even down to proper outlet placement. They can see the space in different creative eyes and bring it all together, so it works for you. They know that you are the one going to live there, so it should work for you more than for your builder and/or architect. Interior designers work with you to give you a home that meets your criteria, looks wonderful and at the same time functions exactly as you hope it would.
Interior Design is an interesting form of art. Some say that interior designers have to phycologists in addition to being designers. Part of what makes the best designer is the ability to listen and really hear what the client wants even when the client may not truly know what they want. It is the magic of taking an education in the principles of design, the history of design styles both historical and modern and pulling everything together seamlessly to create your perfect environment. Designing a beautiful living space takes skill and vision is so much more difficult than many people think.
How many times in your life have you gone into a space that was either overcrowded with furniture, all the furniture was matchy-matchy, or the space just did not feel inviting? If you could not figure out what to do in that space, then going forward you should hire a qualified interior designer.
It's pretty polarizing but surprisingly versatile. Would you install this bathroom update in your home?
Any buzzy home interior trend has its pros and cons—and its supporters and detractors. Yes, some trends are generally harmless, but others are incredibly polarizing, with people being passionate about its appeal (or lack thereof). And we have to say that floor-to-ceiling tiling, a bathroom tile trend we've spotted all across Instagram and various home décor outlets, falls into the latter category.
Floor-to-ceiling tiling means you don't have to paint walls or match paint colors to grout colors, but it does mean you'll have extra tiling to scrub or extra grout to clean unless you go with a seamless marble look. Regardless of whether you love it or hate it, this look gives spaces a heavy impact: A bathroom wrapped in while tiling (in a chevron pattern, perhaps, as in the below 'gram) is not a bathroom easily forgotten.
Not the normal shower doors.
Here's a great way to not use a shower curtain.
Another example of keeping it simple.


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The Inzant EDI client is used to interface ERP and Accounts systems such as MYOB with the Inzant system.
Depending on the configuration of your system and the functionality required to support your operations, each system will require differing configuration settings and we would advise speaking to the Inzant provisioning team to assist with this.
If you currently have an old version of the EDI Client installed it should be removed using Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel. Please note this does not remove the application configuration settings so they will be available to the newly installed version.
Download the attached Zip File, Inzant Sales EDI Client 4_9_8 Setup.zip.
Unzip the file to a suitable location.
Uninstall any existing versions of the EDI Client Application using "Programs and Features" or "Add/Remove Programs" in Control Panel depending on your Operating System version. Please note the current configuration will not be removed and will be available to the newly installed version.
If installing on a Terminal Server, please install using Add/Remove Programs from Control Panel as per normal.
If installing as a stand alone application, just double click the "Inzant Sales EDI Client 4_9_8 Setup.exe" installer.
Please note, a warning will be generated if a prior version exists.
Click "Next" to begin the installation process.
Click "Install" to accept the default settings. (you may need to accept a security warning depending on your Operating System configuration).
The Installer will advise when complete.
The installer will create a desktop Icon for the EDI Client application and will also insert an entry in the "All Apps" folder in the Start menu under Inzant Sales.
The application can now be started by double clicking the desktop icon.
If upgrading the application will start with the old configuration however if this is a fresh install the Application will require configuration.
Please contact Inzant to discuss the required configuration and any security tweaks required fro MYOB and the EDI Client application.
If the interface required is Reckon One an additional installer is required. This is a once only install process so if upgrading no additional process is required however if this is a fresh install, please contact Inzant support for the latest version of the installer.


Muammer Yanmaz was born in Istanbul in 1969. He started taking photographs after finishing Saint Michel High School. He has been taking advertising photographs, and has realized many photographic projects including "40" series (40 Stations, 40 Lives, and 40 Actress). Yanmaz has also given photography classes at his workshop in Istanbul.


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Massanutten announces opening day for its winter season
The Shenandoah resort invites you to come for skiing, snowboarding, snow tubing, ice skating and more.
By Kelly Magyarics	 December 15, 2020
If you are dreaming of a White Christmas, you're in luck.
Massanutten Resort, a 6,000-acre playground in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley, just announced that its 2020/2021 winter ski season kicks off on Saturday, Dec. 19–great news for snow sports enthusiasts.
Guests are encouraged to book lift tickets either online or through the resort's app; tickets are available on a first-come-first-served basis 10 days in advance. New this season is the Last Chair Special, which includes a slope-use ticket for $20 and rentals for $20; it's available from 3 to 5 p.m. when slopes close at 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. when the slopes close at 9 p.m. (starting Dec. 26.) You can also guarantee a spot on the mountain with a Season Pass available at a specially-designated ticket window at the resort, which requires no advance reservation. Skiing and snowboarding lessons are offered one-on-one, either as private or semi-private (guests from the same traveling party) for at least the first half of the season and must be purchased by phone at 540.289.4921.
Capacity and session times for snow tubing and ice skating have been reduced to 90 minutes and 60 minutes respectively, to allow for physical distancing and a fun and safe experience for all. Northern Lights Tubing on select late-nights sessions on Friday and Saturday nights will feature music and brightly-colored lights to illuminate the 900-foot-long tubing hill.
The resort has created a bucket list of winter activities to encourage guests to branch out and try something new, and is also expanding its outdoor live music line-up, which will occur in wide-open spaces. Ski and Stay packages start at $273, with discounted 8-hour lift tickets for up to eight people, so you can eek out as much winter fun as possible.
"We couldn't be more excited to begin hitting the slopes," said general manager Matthias Smith in a statement. "Our team has been working diligently to welcome guests for an unforgettable winter and without question, [with] safety is at the heart of it all, [and] we look forward to seeing snow sports enthusiasts and vacationers alike soon!"
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"Malick Is Not God, But His Search For Him Is Worth A 2nd Look"
In some form or another, we are all searching for God. Whether it is the supreme being himself, a state of mind or a contradictory peace-loving boogeyman used to scare people into doing the right thing, he certainly works in mysterious ways. For twenty years, the film community wondered what happened to their God, the reclusive Terrence Malick who took two decades off in-between his second and third projects. To say that my own belief in Malick as some ethereal do-no-wrong artist has put me at odds with the true believers in his talents is an understatement worthy of Peter 2:12. It is like watching the inconsistency of Fox News expressing outrage over ridiculously benign topics, only just the opposite; offering praise on elements that produce scorn in most projects not under the fabled Malick watch. Blind faith deserves to be questioned and examined now and again, just as the same manner of scorn is. Sometimes the message does sink in though, as Tree of Life's did with a second viewing; one not without flaws though that will mean different things to people of varying faiths and life paths.
Most of Malick's tale takes place during the mid-20th century in Waco, TX where the filmmaker actually grew up. The O'Brien family is about to get some disturbing news when they are informed (via telegram) that their 19 year-old middle son has died. It's a death that still haunts their oldest, Jack (played as an adult by Sean Penn), who walks around the glass constructions of his home and work as a man trapped. His memories will be shared with us throughout the film as the young Jack (Hunter McCracken) lives through the varying parenting styles in his home. Dad (Brad Pitt) is trying to make men of his three sons through discipline while Mom (Jessica Chastain) is simply content with playing every little boy's favorite game - chase mom around the house and yard.
Jack's path to disillusioned architect did not begin at childhood though as he is just one of countless millions of species that evolved from nothingness. Twenty minutes into the extended flashback, Malick truly does go back to the beginning when volcanoes erupted, cells merged, the dinosaurs came and then were wiped out. (There is no Stephen Stucker voiceover accompaniment.) Actually, these twenty minutes and the twenty that follow is the strongest sequence of the film; a nearly wordless tracing of Earth's expansive life to the more personal evolution of a child from birth to first steps and beyond. It's a striking segment of cinema that is also the closest Malick comes to striking an emotional chord connected with the death that permeates closer with adult Jack in the flashforward than the audience for the remainder of the film.
This is one of the many points that shall be bandied about over the core of the film; a balance between the love that does or does not exist by our spiritual and Earthbound fathers. Life's creation with the Hallmark-like moments of planted trees and the cupping of tiny feet strikes imagery that is ingrained in our psyches to create an emotional spark. Creating an emotional bond with characters we are meeting for the first time is entirely another matter and no easy breeze. As seen through the eyes of Jack, we only catch fleeting moments of the interaction with his deceased brother and there's an awkwardness in dad's reaction of being critical of him when most of his time is spent being critical of his eldest. There's an imbalance early on that creates potential confusion over which child has actually died. One of many areas where a second viewing comes in handy and I was glad to have the opportunity before discussing it further.
Malick's style of torpedoing a scene (as he describes it) in his almost standard two-year editing process has endeared him to many and frustrated the select few of us who would rather see a filmmaker of his artistry cut the experimentation and just tell a damn story. Drink the Kool-Aid or swallow the red pill on Malick and everything taught in film school can just fade away. At least for this special exception. Show, don't tell, doesn't exactly count when every character gets to overcut the images with precisely what they (or Malick) is thinking at that moment. One imagines if Terrence Malick had been listed as the director of Blade Runner, the original theatrical cut would be giving Citizen Kane a run for his money on all-time lists.
Ranting aside on the Church of Malick, The Tree of Life works best when it is being simplistic; connecting the dots between images and emphasizing the search for a father figure that will shape us. Pitt's dad is a failed musician and not doing well on the invention side either. His frustration spills over to his children much the way the Old Testament documents God's hissy fits with the disappointment over his own creation. Jack's earth dad wants better for his boys, pushing them to learn respect and how to defend themselves. His role in the film has been described as "nature" to mom's "grace." But precisely how is nature then defined though? Evolution as opposed to a spiritual belief in a higher power? " You will not call me dad. You will call me father," says the paterfamilias adopting the name that religion has taught us to use during worship. That God we show so much faith in is constantly fighting us for his love through struggle, as evidenced by the constant referencing of Job in the film. Are we sure we aren't looking at things backwards here? Mom's constant playful attitude might be the peace we seek with our creator, but the father occasionally will tell mother nature she's doing it wrong and needs to be more strict.
Watching Jack grow into adolescence through frustration with his father is a natural, if not entirely unique, way to grasp onto our own relationship to a heavenly being. Questions are constantly asked in the voiceover. Is God there? Is he watching? Why does he not grant my requests, choosing to hurt rather than help? The frequent use of looking upwards at staircases and ladders again is hardly restrained, but effective when looking at the expanse above which may hold nothing but our curiosity and dreams. Jack's journey, which is very Freud 101 and, at times, uncomfortably Oedipal takes place at an age when he (like most of us) is beyond the belief in Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy and now questions if anyone is really out there. "It's your house. You can kick me out whenever you want to," he says to dad/father who tells his son that "the world lives by trickery." Malick's connection to nature has been evident throughout each one of his films, sometimes to a fault as our soldiers played second fiddle to all the green they were destroying in The Thin Red Line. Find me a wheat field and Malick will show you the fingers ready to touch it. Watching his films it is easy sometimes to assume that he would be OK if us selfish flesh walkers, who would rather destroy than love, were wiped out just like the dinosaurs. He is like a humorless George Carlin which makes it all the more disappointing to see him, ironically, take the Lost finale approach to otherworldly happiness.
The Tree of Life would resonate more without the brooding flashback structure. For all the grief that the Thinredliners gave Spielberg for the bookend he provided to his 1998 WWII epic, it's funny that Malick has more or less done the same thing here with a character looking back upon those that gave him a life he is unsure that he has lived well, all the while walking amongst a collection of the dead that were there with him in his youth. The finale is also a rubber stamp betrayal of both the evolutionary cycle that Malick presents and the slow discontentment of the discovery that what Jack was brought up to believe is all for naught. Whatever you or I believe is immaterial at this moment and Malick cannot have it both ways unless the climax is meant to mirror Terry Gilliam's Brazil.
Frustration aside, which might be inevitable for those who don't genuflect at Malick's altar, The Tree of Life has an astute elegance to the way it tells its story even if the filmmaker cannot help himself from underlining the thematics. It is a film that will mean something different to everyone. I am a son, but not a father, and I suspect those in the latter category will find a greater emotional bond with both the life and the death of the film purely by the osmosis of personal experience. The second hour, which felt more abstract on first glimpse, came into greater appreciation and focus the next time around. A lot like life, perhaps, upon reflection.


A five percent crack in the index would not have been on anybody's mind a week ago. But, investors are spending this weekend wondering if there could be more downside in the coming week. The real story is not in the movement of the indices. The real story lies hidden in the subprime trade in stocks of micro and small cap companies with limited track record and sudden valuation expansion.
The worry is that funds and advisors have bought too aggressively into these stocks. To make matters worse, the broking industry has supported a flourishing trade in margin funding against stocks of these companies with limited scrutiny. A crack in the market usually triggers a swift force unwinding in margin trade. The structure of margin funding gives very little response time for investors to save their margin positions. We could see such a situation arise in the coming days.
For investors who stayed away from leverage and speculation, there still will be pain. Such pain will be inflicted on them by the indiscipline of others whose holdings could get sold, depressing valuations of their own holdings. Market excesses always punish everybody equally.
But, opportunity in this crisis clearly lies ahead before the disciplined lot of investors. They must buy when there is selling all around. When the holdings of undisciplined investors get sold, the disciplined investor who buys them tends to profit significantly over the long term.


Iran, Feb. 17, 2019 - Cities and towns throughout Iran are reporting various demonstrations by people from all walks of life protesting poor living conditions, skyrocketing prices and other difficulties brought about by the Iranian regime.
In Tehran, a number of clients of the Ramesh credit company rallied on Saturday outside the city's judiciary office, protesting their money being stolen by this state-backed firm.
Iran- State-backed credit and financial institutions are plundering the Iranian people's wealth. Iran's credit institutions have dealt severe blows to the country's economy, as these institutions have seized 25% of the country's liquidity (over $40 billion).
Outside the regime's Majlis (parliament), a large number of law students rallied on Saturday to protest the testing procedures. These demonstrators were demanding an increase in the number of participants allowed in these exams.
In Ahvaz, southwest Iran, a number of locals in the Kuy Mahdees area held a gathering protesting extreme water shortages and demanding authorities provide answers.
In Qazvin, southwest Iran, teachers were protesting on Saturday, demanding their delayed paychecks and pensions, incomplete insurance plans and lack of job security. These teachers were on strike and refused to show up in their classes.
In Kerman, southcentral Iran, butchers rallied outside the regime's town hall protesting orders from city officials on how to price the goods they sell and intervening in their businesses.
In Haft Tapeh of southwest Iran, sugar cane workers who retired in 2017 rallied outside the company's management office protesting not receiving their pensions.
Municipality workers of Sarvabad in Kurdistan Province, western Iran, rallied on Saturday protesting not receiving their paychecks for the past seven months. This rally was held outside regime's town hall.
In Tabriz, northwest Iran, over 50 employees of the Iranian Zarand Steel Company rallied on Saturday, protesting poor living conditions and demanding better working status. This gathering was held outside company's central office in this city.
Farmers around the town of Dana in Kohgiluyeh & Boyer-Ahmad Province, southern Iran, rallied on Saturday protesting authorities' procedures to distribute chemical fertilizer and the wrongdoings taking place in this regard.
In other news, youths in the Vanak district of Tehran were seen clashing with state police on Friday night after two young women were arrested by authorities under bogus charges of improper hijab. A number of brave men rose in defense of the women and were seen scuffling with state police. The young men even resorted to tearing down the door of a police van to help the young women exit the vehicle.
The state-run Asr-e Iran outlet posted this report and acknowledged the fact that authorities were forced to fire bird shots in fear of the protesters' growing anger.


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Q: How to index and store multiple languages in ElasticSearch I am trying to figure out gow to index the following in ES.
I have a lot of documents which are crawler from website with various language. Each
document has a category such as Airport, restaurant, river, beach
etc ., and it's language such as Arabic, English.. like
doc { language:"eng" , content :"something here" , category:"beach" }
doc { language:"vn" , content :"Xin chao" , category:"beach" }
I want to index and search documents with each languages;
I choose English options, and search with query " here " => RESUTLS
Should I :

*

*Setup each Elastic Core ( per machine per language) for per
language. JUST COPY ES to run  :)
Eg : create elasticsearch_ENGLISH, elastichsearch_VIETNAMESE

*created each language with each index of ElasticSearch
Eg: create indexs

/english/type/
/vietnames/type/
.
 When I search some query, I just search only index of language
OR do it some other way I am not aware of  :) ?

A: Not sure I fully understood your concern.
If you need to search on the full cluster (I mean search in every language), you can't create one setup per language.
That said, you have many options:

*

*Create one index per language and have a mapping for each index/type.

*Use the _analyzer field to indicate the language for your document. See http://www.elasticsearch.org/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/mapping-analyzer-field.html

*Use a multifield with a different analyzer for each language. See https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/0.90/mapping-multi-field-type.html
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Technology over Time
August 3, 2018 | By Marie Versteeg
Using technology successfully on the farm is about attitude, not age. That's the message guests at the CFFO Farming under 40 BBQs heard this summer from tech expert Peter Gredig. Gredig, a cash cropper and partner at AgNition Inc., was our FCC-sponsored speaker.
Gredig, who describes himself as "mobile-biased," argues that every farmer can use new technology to improve operations, regardless of their age, budget, or farm size.
First, Gredig reminds farmers to keep an open mind about technology. It's not necessarily the large operators or the naturally tech-savvy who see the greatest returns. Instead, Gredig has found that technology is often best harnessed by those who can skillfully identify a problem and are determined to find a solution. "We're all at a different spot," Gredig says. "It's about incremental learning, finding those small solutions."
Gredig points out that those solutions can often be found in surprising places. There are certainly apps that are geared directly to Ontario farmers (such as Pest Manager or Cash Cropper, from OMAFRA and GFO). But often, helpful solutions can be found by harnessing apps that aren't packaged specifically for agriculture. For example, signature apps on your smartphone can help you sign contracts without even leaving the barn. Banking apps that take debit transactions can help you boost sales at your roadside stand.
Opportunities for adaptation abound: 3D printers could help you replace a broken machinery part right away instead of waiting for the part to be shipped from the factory; internet-enabled sensors could tell you—or your supplier—when your feed tank is running out, so you don't have to worry about shortages.
Obviously, there are still big questions about how all this new technology is going to play out. When it comes to big data, for example, we still need to think about how to protect and manage our information. Gredig suggests that "knowing how to assess technology is one of the key skills going forward for Canadian agriculture."
We'll also need to be able to distinguish the hype from the actual usefulness of any new tool. Drones have received a lot of positive attention in ag media, but the average farmer may find them costly and time-consuming. Gredig suggests that there are simpler ways of accessing the information that drones provide, such as satellite services that track plant health.
It may take time to discover the best use for new technology, and it's not always going to be what people anticipate. For example, it was originally believed that GPS would transform yield monitoring. By now, the majority use it because of the efficiencies delivered by planting straight.
The bottom line is that farmers can find a way. "We all invest time into learning agronomy and animal husbandry and fixing equipment," says Gredig. "If you can spend twenty minutes a month reading a few tech articles, it won't take long for you to be able to keep up."
Marie Versteeg is Manager of Executive Board & Committees for the Christian Farmers Federation of Ontario. The CFFO Commentary represents the opinions of the writer and does not necessarily represent CFFO policy. The CFFO Commentary is heard weekly on CFCO Chatham, CKXFM Chatham, and CKNX Wingham. It is also archived on the CFFO website, www.christianfarmers.org. CFFO is supported by 4,000 family farmers across Ontario.


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As the creative head of her own company, Sandra creates all of the knitwear designs. She selects the highest quality yarns and accessories to make the fascinating styles. She supervises all knitwear production, overseeing the work of several expert knitters and completing much of the hand-finishing work herself. This enables her to ensure that her clients receive the finest workmanship possible.
Sandra's success is due to her artistic talent, business experience, and educational background. To enter the field, Sandra studied Applied Fashion Design at the Rhode Island School of Design. Before launching Sandra Miller Knitwear in 1986, Sandra worked for years as a fashion designer in New York City. She gained extensive experience in pattern making, draping, and fitting.
From her start as youngster learning sewing and knitting from her mother and grandmother to her distinction today as a creative force in the textile and fashion world, Sandra's craft always has been characterized by imagination and quality. She continues to grow as she creates unusual and visually exciting sweaters for her clients' knitwear collections.
Sandra's innovative designs and top-quality craftsmanship have won her accolades throughout the craft and textile world. she also is the recipient of numerous awards, such as First Place for Fiber at the American Craft Exposition, Evanston, IL, Second Place for Fiber at the Cherry Creek Arts Festival, Denver, CO., First Place at the Plaza Art Fair, Kansas City, MO., Third Place for Fiber at the Cherry Creek Arts Festival, Denver, CO., First Place at the Lakefront Arts Festival, Milwaukee, WI., First Place for Wearable Art at the Richmond Designer Show, Richmond, VA.
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The quality of Sandra's craftsmanship is outstanding and unparalleled in the knitwear industry. Her creations are made to display beautifully and consistently in gallery, show, and boutique settings . . . and, of course, to be worn proudly and comfortably by delighted clients. Only the highest quality yarns are used in the knitwear; the garments maintain their shape and continue to look fabulous even after many wearings and cleanings. A look inside a garment reveals meticulous hand finishing. Loose yarn ends are woven in and buttons well secured.


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Investigation into Yerevan Bus Explosion Continues
YEREVAN (A.W.)—Armenia's Investigative Committee said on April 28 that they will soon reveal more details about the explosion of a public transportation bus, which took place in Yerevan on the night of April 25, killing two people and severely injuring eight others. Sona Truzyan, advisor to the chair of the committee, said that although the investigation is still underway, information will be provided periodically for the best interests of the investigation, reported Armenia's News.am.
Armenia's Investigative Committee said on April 28 that they will soon reveal more details about the explosion of a public transportation bus, which took place in Yerevan on the night of April 25 (Photo: Photolure)
The Armenian Prosecutor General's Office was quick to release a statement ruling out the possibility that the explosion was an act of terrorism.
Investigators found a telephone SIM card on scene, and in cooperation with the National Security Service, concluded that the owner of the card was a twice-convicted Armenian national, who was one of the victims of the blast.
According to investigators, the alleged perpetrator intended to kill members of his family, after a domestic disagreement. According to News.am, traces of explosive were found on the samples from the scene and later inside the suspect's house.
The chair of Armenia's Investigative Committee Aghvan Hovsepyan received a delegation headed by the legal attaché of the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in the region Mrs. Kathleen Canning on April 27.
During their meeting, Canning expressed the bureau's willingness to provide "professional aid" in the investigation of the explosion, the Investigative Committee said in a press statement. Canning also said that criminological equipment will be provided by the FBI to help conduct the investigation.
On April 26, the U.S. Embassy in Armenia offered its condolences to the families of those killed in the explosion, and offered its support to Armenian authorities in the investigation. "We stand ready to offer whatever assistance we can to help the Armenian authorities investigate this incident. We praise the police for their calm, professional investigation," read a part of the statement.


Can a Key Fob be a "Deadly Weapon"?
Our case today does not involve a dirk or a blackjack – which are deadly weapons as a matter of law – our deadly weapon case involves a key fob.
Does anyone else prefer an old fashion key to a key fob or am I the only one?
Brian Keith Koback, a bonafide loser, walked into a rental car company office and stole a set of car keys. A customer tipped off the employee behind the desk who along with two other employees followed Koback out into the parking lot. They asked him to give back the keys and formed a wide circle around Koback to prevent him from leaving.
Koback made threatening motions and threatened to "F" them up. At one point he asked, "You want the keys?" Then he "swiped" the key at one of the employees torso, like he was "throwing a punch" as was later testified. The three men backed away but then followed him in a car for about forty minutes until law enforcement (finally) arrived and subdued Koback.
Koback testified at the trial that he found the car keys and was running from the police because he feared for his life. Never heard that before.
Koback was charged, among other things, with assault with a deadly weapon. As the courts have ruled, dirks and blackjacks are deadly weapons per se, while other objects under certain circumstances can be deemed "deadly weapons" when used in a manner likely to produce death or great bodily injury.
It turns out that all sorts of ordinary household items have been ruled by courts to be deadly weapons depending on how they were used in the commission of a crime. There is the screwdriver case, the sharp pencil to the victim's neck case, and my personal favorite, the plastic butter knife, which fortunately failed because the blade broke (of course), but a butter knife can be a deadly weapon.
According to the research, most assailants are at close range, so rather than try and make a punch, use a key between your thumb and forefinger and try and scratch your attacker's face in a cutting action. Makes sense, not sure it works with a plastic key fob.
The Court of Appeal ultimately determined that given the threats and swing by Koback, he was indeed using the key fob as a deadly weapon. Bad news for Koback as he had a prior strike. State prison for 14 years.
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Keeper Garrett Arbogast recorded a shut-out in leading Beavercreek to a 1-0 victory versus Lebanon in boys soccer action Tuesday.
Jonah Ackerson netted the lone goal unassisted for Beavercreek in the first half.
Lebanon keeper Kirk Rogers saved 9 out of 10 shots in a losing effort.
Fairfield 3, Turpin 0: Alex Goins scored twice and Josie Dattilo once to lead Fairfield to a win.
Milton-Union 7, Brookville 0: Kristen Dickison scored 4 goals and had 2 assists for Milton-Union while Morgan Grudich had 2 goals and 2 assists.
Carroll 9, Tecumseh 0: Charlie Thompson tallied three scores and Armando Campos-Ortiz added two more for Carroll.
Centerville 3, Miamisburg 1: Aleks Thomas, Casey Miller and Ryan Forino led Centerville to a win with their goals.
Temple Christian 2, Cory Rawson 2: Caleb Kamper of Cory Rawson racked up 9 saves and Cody Motter had 7 for Temple Christian. Lance Kissaberth made two goals for Cory Rawson.
Tippecanoe 5, Xenia 0: Goals were made by Hunter McGraw, Andrew Baileys and Cam Seubert for Tippecanoe. Two goals were by teammate Corey Abney while Michael Pfister tallied 3 assists.
Mercer County Invitational: Chloe Will led Ft. Recovery with a time of 21:42 followed by Haley Alig of Coldwater with 22:22 helping Coldwater win overall. Lauren Hemmelgarn came in third at 22 minutes and 46 seconds for St. Henry.
Springboro Invitational: Hope Erbach of Lebanon came in first for a two-mile race at a time of 12:25 followed by Ashtyn Gluck of Beavercreek at 13:25. Riley McKinney of Lebanon came in third with a time of 13:36 helping Lebanon win overall.
Mercer County Invitational: Kyle Roth of Parkway finished with a time of 18:31 and teammate Matt Gaerke finished second at 18:48 putting Parkway in first overall. In third from St. Henry Blake Ontrop finished with a 18:55 and leading Coldwater Andrew Schoen with a 19:04.
Springboro Invitational: Grant Arnold of Carroll came in first with a time of 10:48.5 for the two-mile race followed by teammate Kevin Agnew with 10:48.7. Thomas Clark of Lebanon came in at 11 minutes even and Beavercreek won overall.
Fairbanks 217, Northeastern 228, North Union 242: Medalist Shelby Jones scored a 52 for Fairbanks, followed by teammate Allison Kise with a 54 in a tie with Paden Birmele and Brooke Rhoads of Northeastern.
Ben Logan 175, North Union 188: Ethan Ricketts led Ben Logan with a 38 earning first and teammate Garrett Allen shooting a 41.
Botkins 181, Ft. Recovery 192, Lehman 194: Medalist Cole Gilardi of Lehman led the team with a low score of 38 closely followed by Grant Knapke of Ft. Recovery with a 39. Leading the Botkins team with a shot of 43 was Nick Fischio.
Cedarville 193, Catholic Central 203: With a low score of 39 Adam Wood of Cedarville earned medalist honors followed by Jack Bramel with 44 for Catholic Central.
Dixie 215, Preble Shawnee 217: Clark Miller of Dixie walked away with medalist honors with a score of 44 followed by Carter Stout with a 45. Luke Woodward of Preble Shawnee scored a 49 and Cameron Gadd a 51.
Greeneview 206, Fairborn 233: Matt Hovan earned medalist honors with a score of 48 for Greeneview followed by teammates Eli Beekman with a 51 and Levi Bradds with a 53.
Newton 166, Milton-Union 182: Chet Jamison led Newton to a win with a score of 37 followed by teammate Garrett Peters with a 40. Justin Brown of Milton-Union led his team and tallied 42.
Talawanda 178, Edgewood 208: Co-medalists with a score of 43 for Talawanda were Patrick Geshan and Charlie Faler followed by teammate Austin Goerss with a 45.
Valley View 178, Bellbrook 182: Rylan Craft of Valley View earned medalist honors with a 41 followed by a tie at 42 by Ben Neff of Valley View and Zach Crampton of Bellbrook.
Middletown 5, Colerain 0: Hannah Wilson led Middletown in singles against Amber Perkin of Colerain 6-0, 6-0. In doubles Paige Patterson and Katie Pearson of Middletown defeated Taylor Ritzie and Melat Betewelign of Colerain 6-0, 6-0.
Monroe 5, Valley View 0: Julia Peterson, Renee Lyons and Kaytlyn Etler of Monroe all won their singles match. In doubles, Makenzie Moore and Jenna McMonigle defeated Mika Roseberry and Chelsi Rhoades 6-1, 6-4.
Tecumseh 4, Urbana 0: Ashley Fite and Emilee Morris both won their singles match for Tecumseh. While Ady Beel and Kayla Bush beat Ashlyn Dunn and Hannah Loucke of Urbana in a close doubles of 6-2, 7-6.
Bellbrook 3, Tecumseh 0: Sara Rogers led Bellbrook with 16 assists, 5 aces and 5 digs. Ava Ehlinger led Tecumseh with 14 kills and teammate Mac Drews notched 27 assists in three sets.
CHCA 3, Cincinnati Christian 0: Elizabeth Bowling and Caila Nagel both had 4 digs and Emily Hesselgesser tallied 2 kills for Cincinnati Christian.
Coldwater 3, Lima Shawnee 1: Lauren Gilliland led Coldwater with a total of 20 kills, 4 aces, 4 blocks and 13 digs. Teammate Katie Alig helped lead the team with 4 aces, 3 blocks and 10 digs.
Fort Loramie 3, Minster 0: Chloe Stand totaled 7 digs and 6 kills for Fort Loramie while teammate Maya Maurer assisted 25 times. Emily Stubbs aced 2 times with 9 digs and Ava Sharp tallied 6 kills and 1 dig.
Greeneview 3, Cedarville 0: Abigail Sheridan led the team with 9 kills and 3 aces while Luisa Christian had 4 kills and 2 blocks. Elle Coe racked 16 assists and 2 aces.
New Knoxville 3, Houston 0: Erin Scott of New Knoxville had 22 digs and Carly Fledderjohann assisted 34 times.
West Liberty Salem 3, Triad 0: Alex Burton tallied 22 kills, 5 digs and 12 out of 13 serves received for WLS while teammate Hallie Strapp recorded 15 digs and 20 out of 26 serves received.


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A Celaque Nemzeti Park Honduras egyik nemzeti parkja. Neve a lenka nyelvből származik, jelentése: vízdoboz. Az 1987 júliusában alapított parkot turisták belépődíj ellenében látogathatják.

Elhelyezkedése
A 21 631 hektáros park, amelynek magterülete 10 754 hektár, az ország nyugati részén, Copán, Lempira és Ocotepeque megyék hármashatárán terül el. Közigazgatásilag öt község (Corquín, Las Flores, Gracias, San Manuel Colohete és Belén Gualcho) osztozik rajta, de a körülötte levő "hatászóna" további hat községre (Cucuyagua, San Pedro, Talgua, San Sebastián, San Marcos de Ciaquín és La Campa) terjed ki. A nagy területű köderdőket is magába foglaló parkban található Honduras legmagasabb hegye, a 2849 méter magas Cerro de las Minas. A legnépszerűbb túraútvonal a keleti oldalon található Graciasból vezet a csúcs felé, ezen egy vagy kétnapos túra során érhető el a hegytető, ahonnan letekintve még salvadori tájak is látszanak. A látogatóközponttól 5–6 órányi gyalogútra található a Los Naranjos tábor, ahol sátort verve az éjszakát is el lehet tölteni.

A terület kiemelkedően fontos szerepet játszik a környező települések vízellátásában is, védelmére ezért különös hangsúlyt próbálnak fektetni. A ködből a fákon élő növényekre kicsapódó, illetve az azokra eső formájában lehulló víz lassabban szivárog le, mint ha közvetlenül a földre esne, így az erózió kisebb, a talajba való beszivárgás nagyobb mértékű, ezáltal pedig több víz raktározódik a talajban, így a folyók vízhozama viszonylag kiegyenlített.

Élővilág
Az országban honos hétféle fenyőfajból hat megtalálható itt: a Pinus tecunumani, a Pinus maximinoi, a Pinus pseudostrobus, a Pinus hartwegii, a mexikói fehérfenyő, valamint mind közül a leggyakoribb, a Pinus oocarpa. 1500 méter felett vegyes erdő jellemző, amelyben a tobozosok és a széleslevelűek keverednek. Ezen terület jellemző növényei az amerikai ámbrafa, valamint a Clethra és a Nectandra nemzetség fajai. 1800 méter fölött még nagyobb fajgazdagságú köderdők terülnek el. Az Oreopanax lempiranus nevű aráliaféle csak itt él.

17 emlősfaja közül legfontosabb az ocelot, a puma, az északi csupaszfarkú tatu és az endémikus a Cryptotis hondurensis nevű kisfülűcickány. Madárból 136 fajt figyeltek meg itt (ebből 26 költözőmadár), például a kvézál, a királykeselyű, a kihalás szélére sodródott Dendroica chrysoparia nevű újvilági poszátaféle és a szintén veszélyeztetett szurdokguán. Hat kétéltűfaja közül három (a Bolitoglossa celaque nevű tüdőtlenszalamandra-féle, valamint a Craugastor anciano és a Leptodactylus silvanimbus nevű béka) endémikus, 21 hüllőfaja közül említésre méltó a borzasztó csörgőkígyó, a zöld leguán és a közönséges óriáskígyó.

Képek

Források

Honduras földrajza
Honduras turizmusa
Amerika nemzeti parkjai

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Ford Mustang GT tops Made in America index
Jordyn Grzelewski
For the second consecutive year, a Ford Motor Co. vehicle has topped an index that ranks how much U.S. content cars contain.
The Ford Mustang 5.0-liter GT was ranked first on the 2021 Kogod Made in America Auto Index, a list now in its ninth year that was created by Frank DuBois, an associate professor and global supply chain expert at American University's Kogod School of Business. The index, according to a news release, is intended to serve as a tool for consumers "interested in learning the amount of U.S. content in their cars and the extent to which their purchase decisions impact the economy."
Overall, the index contains 98 vehicles from model year 2021. Twenty-one vehicles rank in the top 10 in terms of most U.S. content, due to several ties and the inclusion of multiple versions of the same model.
The 2021 Mustang GT equipped with a manual transmission and 5.0-liter engine features 88.5% domestic content, according to the index. It replaces the Ford Ranger, a midsize truck, which ranked No. 1 in 2020 but dropped to No. 16 this year due to a reduction in U.S. and Canadian content.
In second place is General Motors Co.'s Chevrolet Corvette Stingray, with 86% domestic content.
Tesla, Inc.'s Model 3 ranked No. 3 on the list with 82.5% domestic content. Ford's new Bronco SUV came in fourth with 80.6%. And tying for fifth place, with 80% domestic content, were the Ford Expedition, the gas engine-equipped Chevy Colorado, the gas engine-equipped GMC Canyon, and Tesla's Model S and Y. Diesel engine-equipped versions of the Canyon and Colorado were ranked No. 22 because they contain a foreign-sourced engine.
The Jeep Cherokee ranked sixth, while the automatic transmission version of the Chevy Camaro came in at No. 7.
Sharing the No. 8 spot were the Ford F-150 and the Tesla Model X. Honda's Ridgeline, Odyssey, Pilot and Passport models tied for the No. 9 spot. And the Ram 1500 came in at 10th, along with two more Mustangs: the automatic 5.0-liter and 2.3-liter EcoBoost versions.
Looking at the average total domestic content for cars assembled in the U.S., Tesla has an average of about 81%, while GM and Ford average about 70%, according to the research. Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, Honda, Hyundai, Kia and Toyota average between 65% and 70%. At the lower end, BMW and Volvo average about 35% and 30%, respectively.
The index notes that although the total domestic content for cars assembled in the U.S. has been relatively consistent over time, Daimler and Subaru saw "significant" drops in their average U.S. content, which the study suggests could be the results of pandemic-related supply chain issues.
The full index is available at https://kogod.american.edu/autoindex/2021.
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GCCA and ECRA announce strategic partnership agreement
Key aim to facilitate innovation in the sector and across the built environment
The Global Cement and Concrete Association (GCCA) and European Cement Research Academy (ECRA) have today announced a formal Partnership Agreement. The strategic alliance is aimed at fostering innovation in the cement and concrete sectors and across their value chain partners.
Under the terms of the Partnership Agreement, the GCCA and ECRA have granted each other mutual membership in order to facilitate effective collaboration. In addition, ECRA's Managing Director will join the GCCA's Partnership Council and the GCCA's Cement Director will join ECRA's Technical Advisory Council.
Benjamin Sporton, GCCA CEO said:
"ECRA's mission to advance innovation in the cement industry within the context of sustainable development, as well as communicating key knowledge and research findings in technology, fits perfectly with the GCCA's aim of driving advances in sustainable construction.
"We fully expect the agreement to form the basis of a strong and long-lasting co-operation."
The two parties will share their current work programs and identify key areas for future collaboration and input.
"We are delighted to partner with the GCCA to advance the mission of innovation within the cement industry.
"We look forward to working together to find solutions to the key challenges facing the cement industry today."
Dr Martin Schneider, Managing Director of ECRA
About the ECRA:
ECRA was founded in 2003 as a platform on which leading cement producers worldwide support and conduct research activities on the production of cement and its application in concrete. Its mission is to advance innovation in the cement industry within the context of sustainable development and to communicate the latest knowledge and research findings in cement and concrete technology.
Media enquiries related to ECRA should be directed to: ECRA – press@ecra-online.org.


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June 24, 2019 3:16 PM. '", The solution, then, is to listen to your own voice. Apparently I need to talk to Roger Warwick to complete this radiant Minutemen quest "Warwick Homestead: Greenskins", but anytime I try to interact with him it just opens up the gear trading menu, and can't complete the quest. Saying he is a political realist in a message sent Tuesday to the City Council, Mayor Scott Avedisian said he would not veto any of the 29 budget amendments to trim $5 million from his $310.4 million budget and hold the line on taxes. Not only is it supremely frustrating for both parties involved, but it's also incredibly unproductive to the passive-aggressive person -- because his or her needs aren't actually ever acknowledged or addressed. Same here. READ MY RESPONSE HERE. "They learn that powerful and volatile people cannot be approached directly, but it's OK to lie to them, or keep secrets to get what you want," she explains. Running into this same bug. "It's not just about getting your way, but taking the other person into consideration as well. This is a full scale airport with a 5000 ft. paved runway as well as access to the lake. I'm on the same quest and stuck with the same issue. She's trying to tell him what to do but Grandpa is no push-over...he isn't falling for the cuteness. Español - Latinoamérica (Spanish - Latin America), Português - Brasil (Portuguese - Brazil). Note: This is ONLY to be used to report spam, advertising, and problematic (harassment, fighting, or rude) posts. Ex.2: Warwick was attacked. The Mind of a Child Molester You may have met convicted sex offender Alan X. Countdown to Warwick's Careers Festival! While everyone exhibits passive-aggressive behavior from time to time -- all you have to do is think about the last time you said "yes" when you meant "no" -- there are some types of people who seem more likely to engage in it. If you do not have Warwick as a settlement you can use power armor to jump inside the tank with him and walk "shove" him towards the broken catwalk. won't get you anywhere -- so it's important to confront the person about a specific action. It seems he is connected to some other quests that are connected to a certain faction that I might have destroyed... hehe. I can't do anything with the settlement, but oh well. I had no issue with it. 3. Read what Prudie had to say in Part 1 of this week's live chat. You know something is going on, and he's denying it. None of these is as effective as assertive communication, Brandt says. Has anyone here found the quest stage numbers for this/other radiant quests? Known for her empathetic approach with the public, officer Jill Marshall was first drawn to law enforcement in high school, and has never second guessed that path. The album is demoed, but we probably won't get in to record it until early 2022 now, with everything that's going on. But Challenge your mind with the most exciting hidden object mystery game on mobile, in a captivating story straight from the roaring 20s! Yeah, I found the stage that I needed was 20, but when I tried setstage, it didn't seem to ever work. won't get you anywhere -- so it's important to confront the person about a specific action. Set limits -- and then follow through. So how can you best deal with a passive-aggressive person? "For example, we've all heard this: 'We won't tell your father.' The whole thing is kinda weird. He won't initiate the greenskin quest and he just ask to trade. Sometimes these passive-aggressive behaviors are intentional -- because the passive-aggressive person wants the other person to engage in conflict first -- but other times, it's not intentional at all, says California-based therapist Andrea Brandt, Ph.D., author of. My Daughter Won't Talk to Me Because I Left Her Dog Out of My Will. 28 June 2016 3 May 2017 Hugh Warwick 1 Comment Hedgehog Street is a brilliant and simple idea – don't just make your garden hedgehog friendly; talk to your neighbours, get them 'onside' and then make a hole in the intervening fence. In fact, in trying to tamp down on this behavior, you might actually experience more conflict, Wetzler says. "Anger has many positive qualities: It tells us when something is wrong, it can help you in terms of getting you to focus, evaluate your values and goals and strengthen your relationships and connections," Brandt explains. She helped the Atom Catswhen they were starting out by donating food and they have enjoyed a mutual relationship since. "Don't Want to Be a Fool" "Your Secret Love" "Little Miracles (Happen Every Day)" "I Can Make It Better" "Stop to Love" "Here and Now" "Always and Forever" (Live) Ah, passive aggression. Shop Tesla vehicles for sale in Warwick, RI at Cars.com. "The big thing there is to recognize the phenomenon, the behavior, for what it is -- to see it as a kind of hostility and not be fooled by the innocuousness, the sugar-coatedness of it," Wetzler advises. I frantically Googled things like "2 year old won't talk" and tried to ignore the voice in my head. We talked and read to him constantly, we bought flashcards with bright pictures on them, we implemented ideas from the … It sent me to AtomaToys (On the other side of Quincy from the Warwick's) to kill the Muties instead of the brewery. People who are avoidant and afraid of conflict are more likely to be passive-aggressive, as are people who are low in self-esteem and self-confidence "because you've never been given permission to have your feelings, especially your anger," Brandt says. ", At its heart, the behavior "really is a sugar-coated hostility," Wetzler tells HuffPost. Samples. When I get to Warwick Avenue Meet me by the entrance of the tube We can talk things over a little time Promise me you won't step out of line When I… View full lyrics Similar Tracks ©2020 Verizon Media. If you're going to confront a passive-aggressive person, be clear about the issue at hand. What hope of a graduate job? OK, so everyone can be passive-aggressive sometimes. Warwick Denver Hotel: Denver Warwick Wasn't Bad - See 1,874 traveler reviews, 522 candid photos, and great deals for Warwick Denver Hotel at Tripadvisor. Make it clear that you won't tolerate being mistreated, Wetzler says. To give the "9/11 Truth Movement" its due, they have succeeded in cultivating a large support base. It is really frustating. Follow-up to The War on Truth – 26th June Warwick Boar article from Jack's blog. The result? 22,476 talking about this. That's passive-aggressive behavior.". All rights reserved. The essential guide to taking care of your mind and body, Not doing something that's asked of him/her. A danger of confrontation is that statements turn too global -- phrases like "You're always this way!" Anyway the quest should be called min-something. ", 2. How do I do that? A win in a large company was expected, but a win in an SME was a celebration. How did you bruteforce it? "They think, 'Oh, the boss is being arbitrary and unfair,' but [don't] think it has to do with their work.". Practice assertive communication. After returning to Warwick, Cedric or others are missing health, like they got attacked too. Warwick Castle is a featured article; it (or a previous version of it) has been identified as one of the best articles produced by the Wikipedia community.Even so, if you can update or improve it, please do so. "Once you recognize it's a sign of hostility, it emboldens you to deal with it. "Then you have a sense of direction.". By Danny M. Lavery. "You have a sense of confidence, you're collaborative, [there's a sense that] you both want to resolve the problem, in a 'win-win' sort of way," she says. Bugs [edit | edit source] If Roger Warwick is killed after obtaining Warwick homestead as a settlement through Building a Better Crop without acquiring Warwick Homestead: Greenskins, it will randomly appear and direct the player to talk to Preston Garvey. Went there, killed the attackers right away before they could even do anything, it was at night and everyone was inside in bed, so nobody got hurt. Documentaries about Jehovah's Witnesses. Note: This DVD was originally released in 2004 as "From Luther with Love: The Videos." There's aggressive communication, there's passive communication, and there's passive-aggressive communication. "It's also [a way of saying], 'I'm not going to pay the price for your behavior.'". Roger Warwick, NPC just repeat same lines. ... he told me and he said that the help desk would need to talk to me anyway so he couldn't be bothered to call them. So when you feel anger about something, it's OK to express it and directly address it with whom it concerns (using assertive communication, of course). ", The biggest mistake people make is to be lenient. I'm right there with ya, girl. Watch or download. "[Turn] down the volume on the external voice," Wetzler says. They act passive-aggressively toward people who won't call them out, she says, and who have very weak boundaries. We did everything we could think of to get him talking. She suspects her husband, Roger Warwick, is a synth but has no evidence to support this. Make sure to save before so you don't bruteforce the wrong quest. I don't want to miss out on shooting Greenskins! "They don't link the fact that they didn't get the project in on time, or the fact that they didn't get the promotion, with their passive-aggressive behavior," Wetzler says. Screenings will be taking place from July 7 across eight locations, including Bath, Warwick and London. If you're going to confront a passive-aggressive person, be clear about the issue at hand. Some potential manifestations: Sometimes people are passive-aggressive because of how they grew up, Brandt says. I may have to skip over warwick homestead for a while. I learned how to ask the right questions – … Once you give in to passive-aggressive behavior, you lose your options, he explains. ... She told me and my mother that if I got pregnant first she would not be able to talk to me. For instance, if the silent treatment is what gets on your nerves, explain that a specific incident where you were given the silent treatment was considered a hostile move. 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What's that you say? Wasn't the Broadway production of Hello Dolly already reviewed back in April? Yes it was. But that was the Bette Midler version. Donna Murphy, a two-time Tony winner herself, recently filled in for the Divine Miss M from June 27 thru July 9, and will continue to perform on Tuesday evenings thru January 18, as well as Ms. Midler's previously announced days off. So what did the critic's have to say? Let's find out shall we?
Now those are some great reviews. By the way, for those of you who want tickets to see either Bette Midler, or Donna Murphy, you are in luck. We sell it. Get your tickets to see Hello Dolly on Broadway at the Shubert Theatre. It is theatre at it's best. Until next time theatre fans.


The polygraph which forms the basis of the modern-day lie-detector was developed by a Perthshire man, James Mackenzie of Scone. Mackenzie was a well-known surgeon and founder of the the important Institute of Clinical Research in St Andrews.
"James Mackenzie (1853-1925) was born on April 1853 in Pickstonhill Farm, Scone, where his father was a tenant farmer and was the third child and second son. He attended the local school at Scone and he went to Perth Academy in 1865 but left after three years to serve an apprenticeship as a dispensing chemist at Reid & Donald chemists, George Street, Perth, for four years. After working as an assistant chemist in Glasgow for a year, he decided to study medicine. After some private tuition in Latin, he passed the university entrance examination and entered the medical school at Edinburgh University, qualifying M.B. & C.M. in 1878. He worked as a locum in a colliery practice at Spennymoor, County Durham from June of that year till November when his resident post at Edinburgh Royal infirmary became available. On completing his residency in 1879, he joined Dr. Briggs and Brown in general practice in Burnley, an industrial town in England. He found himself in a very busy practice where the patients did not correspond to those in the teaching hospital or the textbooks. In Victorian England, infectious disease was rife, and in Burnley in 1879 there were 56 deaths from scarlet fever and the infant mortality was 205/1000 births. He saw 60 to 70 patients daily and attended an average of three deliveries a week but still he found time to complete his MD thesis on Hemi-paraplegia Spinalis in 1882. In his spare time, he studied Greek and German, played golf and started to write a novel, which was concerned with the social deprivation prevalent at that time. In 1885, he was able to afford the time and the money for a holiday in America. The highlight of his visit was to Yellowstone Park. Two years later, he married Frances Jackson and honeymooned in Italy. He had two daughters Dorothy born in 1888 and Jean in 1893. While engaged in this very busy practice, he made original observations and had over fifty papers published. Although many of his articles were on cardiology, he also wrote on many other topics particularly neurology and pain mechanisms. He was among the first to own a motorcar in Burnley and a photograph in one of his biographies shows him in this car with a driver. In 1890 he made the seminal observation that the chambers of the heart could beat out of their correct order, when he discovered extra systoles. But it was not until the distinguished pharmacologist, Professor Cushny, demonstrated extra systoles experimentally in the mammalian heart that Mackenzie's findings were generally accepted. Before his discoveries were widely known, many people were made cardiac invalids by the anxiety of their doctors who, on discovering the irregularity due to extra systoles, confined the patient needlessly to bed or ordered them to curtail their activities. By carefully following up his patients with extra systoles, Mackenzie showed their benign nature. At first he used a sphygmograph for graphically recording a peripheral pulse. The tracings were made on a smoked drum which was then varnished to preserve the record, a very time consuming process. He then developed the polygraph, a portable clockwork, ink-writing instrument with two tambours with which he was able to record radial and jugular pulses simultaneously and to measure the atrioventricular interval. He used the polygraph to diagnose the various types of heart block. This work was all done in the course of the usual busy medical practice. At this time his knowledge of cardiology was growing very fast cardiac irregularities were regarded with concern by the profession and the laity, as none knew their significance. In 1897 he noted that in a patient with mitral stenosis, the presystolic murmur disappeared with the onset of irregularity of the pulse but he also noted that the 'a' waves in the jugular venous pulse had also disappeared and concluded that the auricle was paralyzed, which functionally it was. This disordered irregularity described by Mackenzie was later called auricular fibrillation. Another of his discoveries was the action of digitalis on conduction in the atrio-ventricular bundle, so slowing the ventricular response in atrial fibrillation. He also devised a safer and simpler regimen for prescribing digitalis. He managed to find the time to do an immense amount of research together with a heavy workload of family practice, he had an enormous capacity for work and was driven by an intense desire to advance his understanding of disease. Mackenzie was expert with the polygraph and painstaking in storing and interpreting those records. He filed his notes and tracings for further reference and as illustrations in his textbooks. At the age of 49, the first of his books, "The Study of the Pulse"  was published after twenty-three years in general practice. By this time he had become the world clinical authority on heart disease. His publications attracted the attention of many famous medical personages and including Weckenbach [from 1902] and Sir Arthur Keith in 1903. Mackenzie sent the hearts of patients obtained at autopsy to Keith who studied the pathology particularly the conducting system. In 1906 he attended the BMA meeting in Toronto and the GP from Burnley became engaged in a lively debate with Dr. Morrow, professor of physiology at McGill University and it appears Mackenzie got the best of the argument. The following year saw the formation of The Association of Physicians of Great Britain and Ireland, the membership of which was limited to 200 hospital physicians and lectures in clinical medicine. Mackenzie, although a general practitioner, was elected and opened the discussion on the heart at the first meeting. He left Burnley for London and set up as a consultant in November 1907. He was invited to join the staff of the West End Hospital for nervous disease under Sir James Purves-Stewart and was appointed to the staff of Mount Vernon Hospital Hampstead. His second book, "Diseases of the Heart", was published in 1908. The following year, he rented consulting rooms in Harley Street and in a very short time, was very busy with private patients. Although he was he was elected FRCP in 1909 but his main objective, a place on the consultant staff of the London Hospital eluded him although he was appointed lecturer in cardiac research, in 1911 to that hospital and was allowed the use of six beds. Mackenzie's third textbook, "Symptoms And Their Interpretation", was published in 1909 and the following year he was made an LLD of Aberdeen University. More honours followed in 1911 when he delivered the Oliver Sharpey lecture on heart failure to the Royal College of Physicians and the Schorstein lectures on auricular fibrillation to the London Hospital. In 1913 he was appointed physician in charge of the new cardiac department at the London hospital and was involved in setting up the military cardiac department at Mount Vernon hospital. In his eleven years in private consultant medicine, he did not charge excessive fees but still earned a considerable amount of money. In 1915, he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society; a knighthood followed later that year. The following year he published "Principles of Diagnosis and Treatment in Heart Infections". To all intents he had made it in London, become a consultant to the prestigious London Hospital, and had done well financially. So, it seems strange that two years later, at the age of sixty-four, he decided to leave London and move to St. Andrews to set up an institute for research in general practice. By October 1919 he had established his research institute in St. Andrews and managed to involve all the general practitioners in the town in his project. He also found the time to publish another work "The Future of Medicine". The various programmes considered at the institute included the investigation of pain, of glandular enlargement, disease of children and consumption, a somewhat daunting task for five GPs. He was very keen to get the general practitioner involved in keeping good records and in the epidemiology of the maladies occurring in practice. He was probably one of the first to think of epidemiology in terms of non-infectious diseases. In 1920 he was appointed Honorary Physician to the King and he put forward proposals for a postgraduate school for training panel doctors. In 1923 his large output of textbooks was expanded with the two publications, "Heart Disease in Pregnancy" and "Angina Pectoris". The achievements of the institute were modest and it did not last long after his death but he did draw attention to the importance of family doctors and their need for special training. It is worth noting that three university chairs of general practice in Britain are named in his honour. Mackenzie had suffered from angina pectoris for many years and died on a visit to London in January 1925. A post mortem examination was carried out by his former assistant, Sir John Parkinson who on Mackenzie's prior instructions, had his heart taken to the anatomy department of St. Andrews University.