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River Drive Construction Completes Facility for Ocean Health Initiatives in Lakewood, N.J.
ELMWOOD PARK, N.J. and LAKEWOOD, N.J. — River Drive Construction has recently completed a $3.6-million construction project for the Ocean Health Initiatives Lakewood Health Center, a health center providing care for people either uninsured or underinsured. Saphire + Albarran, LLC served as the project's architect.
Serving as the general contractor for the project, River Drive Construction constructed a two-story, 16,000-square-foot facility in Lakewood, N.J., which was built on top of the existing 9,000-square-foot OHI building. The new facility houses an 8,000-square-foot obstetrics/gynecology and pediatrics wing that includes 20 examination rooms and an administrative area.
"We're thrilled to announce the completion of the OHI Lakewood facility," said Joseph Langan, president of River Drive Construction. "This project means healthcare services for thousands of people who otherwise couldn't afford it. The OHI team was a pleasure to work with – they were acutely aware of the project's challenges, and their trust in us helped them make quick and efficient decisions."
The greatest challenge of the project was to conduct the work without interrupting day-to-day operation in the existing facility, he added.
Ocean Health Initiatives, which has two other sites in Ocean County, provides quality and affordable primary, dental, pediatric and obstetrics/gynecology medical care, as well as comprehensive social services to address a range of patient needs.
OHI recently hosted a grand reopening and ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Lakewood facility, which was attended by national, state and local politicians, including U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez, U.S. Congressman Christopher Smith, N.J. Sen. Robert W. Singer and Lakewood Mayor Menashe Miller.
In addition to celebrating the new facility, the event highlighted the success of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act's Facility Investment Program, which provided OHI with $4.7 million in funding, part of which funded the Lakewood, N.J. project. OHI was one of four healthcare centers in New Jersey to receive federal funding from this program.


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Nature's Network Conservation Design, Northeast U.S.
Apr 26, 2017 (Last modified Aug 22, 2018)
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Nature's Network Conservation Design depicts an interconnected network of lands and waters that, if protected, will support a diversity of fish, wildlife, and natural resources that the people of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic region depend upon. This map serves as the "cover page" for the Nature's Network (naturesnetwork.org) suite of products: it outlines some of the most important natural areas in the region and provides an entry point to learn more about the information used to identify them. The Conservation Design represents a combination of three Nature's Network products: 1) the terrestrial core-connector network, 2) aquatic core areas, and 3) core habitat for imperiled species.
The Terrestrial Core-connector Network is made up of two components: 1) terrestrial and wetland core areas, and 2) connectors. Terrestrial and wetland core areas are intact, well-connected places that have the potential to support wildlife and plants that occur in terrestrial settings (such as upland forests) or in wetlands (such as marshes). These core areas contain important or unique features, including intact, resilient examples of every major ecosystem type in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. Core areas contain widespread ecosystems (such as hardwood forests), rare natural communities (such as bogs), and important habitat for a variety of fish, wildlife, and plants. By design, they encompass approximately 25% of the landscape of the region. Core areas are linked together by a network of connectors. If protected, the connectors will foster the movement of animals and plants between core areas and across the landscape into the future. An additional feature of the Terrestrial Core-connector Network is a separately derived network of Grassland Bird Core Areas, the top 10% of which are incorporated into Nature's Network Conservation Design. Find more information and additional datasets that augment or complement the Terrestrial Core-connector Network here: http://www.naturesnetwork.org/data-tools/terrestrial-and-wetland-core-networks/
Aquatic core areas are intact, well-connected stream reaches, lakes, and ponds in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic region that, if protected as part of stream networks and watersheds, will support a broad diversity of aquatic species and the ecosystems on which they depend. They serve as the aquatic counterpart to terrestrial and wetland core areas. They feature intact, resilient examples of every major aquatic ecosystem in the region and also are designed to incorporate habitat for important species such as brook trout, American shad and Atlantic salmon. By design, aquatic core areas encompass approximately 30% of both the region's river and stream miles (lotic core areas) and the region's area of lakes and ponds (lentic core areas). Find more information and additional datasets that augment or complement the aquatic core areas here: http://www.naturesnetwork.org/data-tools/aquatic-core-networks/
Core Habitat for Imperiled Species can be viewed as relatively intact areas that contain habitats likely to support high levels of imperiled terrestrial and aquatic species. This product represents a regional network of habitats critical for sustaining populations of imperiled species, based on over 600 Species of Greatest Conservation Need (SGCN). Core habitat for imperiled species is intended to complement aquatic core areas and terrestrial and wetland core areas by highlighting ecosystem (habitat) types where they are closely associated with high numbers of imperiled species. By design, core habitats encompass approximately the top 10% of the natural landscapes estimated to be intact and most important for sustaining imperiled species. Find more information and additional datasets that augment or complement Core Habitat for Imperiled Species here: http://www.naturesnetwork.org/data-tools/habitat/
Intended Uses
Nature's Network Conservation Design, and the broader suite of products and tools of which it is part, offer voluntary guidance to:
Protect the irreplaceable - identify the best places to start for strategic conservation: those which are intact and resilient places that encompass a diversity of lands and waters, and are important habitat for key species. These are the places we cannot afford to lose to ensure a sustainable future for human and natural communities in the Northeast.
Look ahead to make better decisions today - identify places with potential for resilience to future environmental changes.
Maximize limited resources - apply science-based guidance for identifying the highest conservation priorities in the region, which equips partners to use limited resources more effectively.
Reinforce local priorities with regional perspective - look at how local resources and conservation efforts fit into the bigger landscape picture, which can help boost priorities by demonstrating their significance on a regional scale.
Find opportunities to work together - conserving fish, wildlife and natural benefits in the face of increasing threats is beyond the scope of any single organization. Using these shared regional data, partners can look across political boundaries for opportunities to work together at scales that matter for people and wildlife.
Nature's Network Conservation Design brings together three of a suite of products from Nature's Network, each of which is itself the integration of a set of foundational datasets. Thus, the Core Design is representative of the vision of Nature's Network, while simultaneously being a canvas on which to elaborate conservation plans by combining it with auxiliary products and other sources of information. Some additional products you may wish to explore are:
The set of Road-bounded Natural Blocks, which are natural areas that surround and help support the integrity of terrestrial and wetland core areas, as well as providing practical units for protection.
Aquatic Buffers, which, together with the aquatic core areas, constitute the Aquatic Core Networks. These are upslope and upstream areas that have a strong influence on the integrity of the aquatic cores.
Habitat Condition for Imperiled Species, the more extensive dataset on which Core Habitats for Imperiled species is based. This product depicts the ecological condition of ecosystem types most important for imperiled species.
Marsh Migration Zones, to identify zones where tidal marshes could move as sea level rises.
Regional Flow, Anthropogenic Resistance (Simplified Categories), to view patterns of landscape connectivity independent of terrestrial core areas.
Description and Derivation
Nature's Network Conservation Design is based on GIS analyses designed to assess the physical and biological value of resources across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, and to identify the most important places and connections for them. It is a combination of three Nature's Network products: 1) the terrestrial core-connector network, 2) aquatic core areas, and 3) core habitat for imperiled species. Detailed technical guides to complete versions of these products used in Nature's Network Conservation Design are available:
The Terrestrial Core-connector Network: http://jamba.provost.ads.umass.edu/web/lcc/DSL_documentation_tCoreNet.pdf
Aquatic Core Network: http://jamba.provost.ads.umass.edu/web/lcc/DSL_documentation_aCores.pdf
Habitat Condition for Imperiled Species: http://www.naturesnetwork.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/Habitat_Condition_for_Imperiled_Species_Tech_Documentation.pdf
Nature's Network Conservation Design was derived as follows:
1) A raster version of the following polygon datasets was acquired or derived:
a) Lotic Core Areas, Stratified by Watershed, Northeast U.S. (Note that in the version used for the combined product, core areas span the full width of rivers, whereas the polygon (line) version only encompasses the centerline of the streams and rivers.)
b) Lentic Core Areas, Stratified by Watershed, Northeast U.S.
c) Terrestrial Core-Connector Network, Northeast U.S.
d) Grassland bird cores – a version containing the top 10% of grassland bird habitat, based on landscape capability for Eastern Meadowlark, a species representative of the grassland bird community.
e) Core Habitat for Imperiled Species, Northeast U.S.
2) Lotic and lentic core areas were combined into a single aquatic core area dataset where core areas received a single value (including those limited areas where lentic and lotic core areas overlapped).
3) Terrestrial and wetland cores were combined with grassland bird cores into a single terrestrial core area dataset.
4) Aquatic cores, terrestrial cores, core habitat for imperiled species, and terrestrial connectors were combined (using ArcGIS Map Algebra) such that all possible combinations received a unique value (e.g., where aquatic cores overlapped with core habitat for imperiled species), except that connectors received a value in the final product only where they did not overlap any of the core areas. In other words, core areas of any type take precedence over connectors in the final product.
Known Issues and Uncertainties
As with any project carried out across such a large area, Nature's Network Conservation Design is subject to limitations. The results by themselves are not a prescription for on-the-ground action; users are encouraged to verify, with field visits and site-specific knowledge, the value of any areas identified in the project. Known issues and uncertainties include the following (please refer to the QuickStart guides described previously for additional component-specific issues):
The results do not incorporate important social, economic, or feasibility factors.
Users are cautioned against using the data on too small an area (for example, a small parcel of land), as the data may not be sufficiently accurate at that level of resolution.
While the ecosystem mapping is anticipated to correctly reflect broad patterns of ecosystem occurrence, errors in classification and placement do occur, as with any regional GIS data. In addition, errors in mapping and alignment of development, roads, traffic rates, and a number of other data layers can affect the model results.
This product does not provide information about the properties of individual core areas. That information is available in the component products: the terrestrial core-connector network and the aquatic core areas.
At this time, Nature's Network does not assess underwater, benthic, offshore, or marine habitats. Estuaries and marine areas are, for the most part, not included in the conservation design, although there are some exceptions. Exceptions include cases where habitats for species that use estuaries (e.g., American black duck and diamond-backed terrapin) have been incorporated into terrestrial and wetland core areas.
The identification of areas as providing habitat for imperiled species does not necessarily mean that imperiled species are actually present in those areas.
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Content date:
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from __future__ import absolute_import

import re
from glob import glob
from os import listdir, sep, walk
from os.path import basename, dirname, isdir, isfile, join, normpath, realpath

from SCons.Script import COMMAND_LINE_TARGETS, DefaultEnvironment, SConscript
from SCons.Util import case_sensitive_suffixes

from platformio.util import pioversion_to_intstr

SRC_BUILD_EXT = ["c", "cpp", "S", "spp", "SPP", "sx", "s", "asm", "ASM"]
SRC_HEADER_EXT = ["h", "hpp"]
SRC_DEFAULT_FILTER = " ".join([
    "+<*>", "-<.git%s>" % sep, "-<svn%s>" % sep,
    "-<example%s>" % sep, "-<examples%s>" % sep,
    "-<test%s>" % sep, "-<tests%s>" % sep
])

def BuildProgram(env):

    # fix ASM handling under non-casitive OS
    if not case_sensitive_suffixes(".s", ".S"):
        env.Replace(
            AS="$CC",
            ASCOM="$ASPPCOM"
        )

    env.ProcessFlags([
        env.get("BOARD_OPTIONS", {}).get("build", {}).get("extra_flags"),
        env.get("BUILD_FLAGS")
    ])

    if env.get("FRAMEWORK"):
        env.BuildFrameworks([
            f.lower().strip() for f in env.get("FRAMEWORK", "").split(",")])

    # build dependent libs
    deplibs = env.BuildDependentLibraries("$PROJECTSRC_DIR")

    # append specified LD_SCRIPT
    if ("LDSCRIPT_PATH" in env and
            not any(["-Wl,-T" in f for f in env['LINKFLAGS']])):
        env.Append(
            LINKFLAGS=['-Wl,-T"$LDSCRIPT_PATH"']
        )

    # enable "cyclic reference" for linker
    if env.get("LIBS", deplibs) and env.GetCompilerType() == "gcc":
        env.Prepend(
            _LIBFLAGS="-Wl,--start-group "
        )
        env.Append(
            _LIBFLAGS=" -Wl,--end-group"
        )

    # Handle SRC_BUILD_FLAGS
    env.ProcessFlags([env.get("SRC_BUILD_FLAGS", None)])

    env.Append(
        CPPDEFINES=["PLATFORMIO={0:02d}{1:02d}{2:02d}".format(
            *pioversion_to_intstr())],
        LIBS=deplibs,
        LIBPATH=["$BUILD_DIR"]
    )

    sources = env.LookupSources(
        "$BUILDSRC_DIR", "$PROJECTSRC_DIR", duplicate=False,
        src_filter=env.get("SRC_FILTER"))

    if not sources and not COMMAND_LINE_TARGETS:
        env.Exit(
            "Error: Nothing to build. Please put your source code files "
            "to '%s' folder" % env.subst("$PROJECTSRC_DIR"))

    return env.Program(
        join("$BUILD_DIR", env.subst("$PROGNAME")),
        sources
    )

def ProcessFlags(env, flags):
    for f in flags:
        if not f:
            continue
        parsed_flags = env.ParseFlags(str(f))
        for flag in parsed_flags.pop("CPPDEFINES"):
            if not isinstance(flag, list):
                env.Append(CPPDEFINES=flag)
                continue
            if '\"' in flag[1]:
                flag[1] = flag[1].replace('\"', '\\\"')
            env.Append(CPPDEFINES=[flag])
        env.Append(**parsed_flags)

    # fix relative CPPPATH
    for i, p in enumerate(env.get("CPPPATH", [])):
        if isdir(p):
            env['CPPPATH'][i] = realpath(p)

    # Cancel any previous definition of name, either built in or
    # provided with a -D option // Issue #191
    undefines = [u for u in env.get("CCFLAGS", []) if u.startswith("-U")]
    if undefines:
        for undef in undefines:
            env['CCFLAGS'].remove(undef)
        env.Append(_CPPDEFFLAGS=" %s" % " ".join(undefines))

def IsFileWithExt(env, file_, ext):  # pylint: disable=W0613
    if basename(file_).startswith("."):
        return False
    for e in ext:
        if file_.endswith(".%s" % e):
            return True
    return False

def VariantDirWrap(env, variant_dir, src_dir, duplicate=True):
    DefaultEnvironment().Append(VARIANT_DIRS=[(variant_dir, src_dir)])
    env.VariantDir(variant_dir, src_dir, duplicate)

def LookupSources(env, variant_dir, src_dir, duplicate=True, src_filter=None):

    SRC_FILTER_PATTERNS_RE = re.compile(r"(\+|\-)<([^>]+)>")

    def _append_build_item(items, item, src_dir):
        if env.IsFileWithExt(item, SRC_BUILD_EXT + SRC_HEADER_EXT):
            items.add(item.replace(src_dir + sep, ""))

    def _match_sources(src_dir, src_filter):
        matches = set()
        # correct fs directory separator
        src_filter = src_filter.replace("/", sep).replace("\\", sep)
        for (action, pattern) in SRC_FILTER_PATTERNS_RE.findall(src_filter):
            items = set()
            for item in glob(join(src_dir, pattern)):
                if isdir(item):
                    for root, _, files in walk(item, followlinks=True):
                        for f in files:
                            _append_build_item(items, join(root, f), src_dir)
                else:
                    _append_build_item(items, item, src_dir)
            if action == "+":
                matches |= items
            else:
                matches -= items
        return sorted(list(matches))

    sources = []
    variants = []

    src_dir = env.subst(src_dir)
    if src_dir.endswith(sep):
        src_dir = src_dir[:-1]

    for item in _match_sources(src_dir, src_filter or SRC_DEFAULT_FILTER):
        _reldir = dirname(item)
        _src_dir = join(src_dir, _reldir) if _reldir else src_dir
        _var_dir = join(variant_dir, _reldir) if _reldir else variant_dir

        if _var_dir not in variants:
            variants.append(_var_dir)
            env.VariantDirWrap(_var_dir, _src_dir, duplicate)

        if env.IsFileWithExt(item, SRC_BUILD_EXT):
            sources.append(env.File(join(_var_dir, basename(item))))

    return sources

def BuildFrameworks(env, frameworks):
    if not frameworks or "uploadlazy" in COMMAND_LINE_TARGETS:
        return

    board_frameworks = env.get("BOARD_OPTIONS", {}).get("frameworks", [])
    if frameworks == ["platformio"]:
        if board_frameworks:
            frameworks.insert(0, board_frameworks[0])
        else:
            env.Exit("Error: Please specify board type")

    for f in frameworks:
        if f in ("arduino", "energia"):
            env.ConvertInoToCpp()

        if f in board_frameworks:
            SConscript(env.subst(
                join("$PIOBUILDER_DIR", "scripts", "frameworks", "%s.py" % f)))
        else:
            env.Exit("Error: This board doesn't support %s framework!" % f)

def BuildLibrary(env, variant_dir, src_dir, src_filter=None):
    lib = env.Clone()
    return lib.Library(
        lib.subst(variant_dir),
        lib.LookupSources(variant_dir, src_dir, src_filter=src_filter)
    )

def BuildDependentLibraries(env, src_dir):  # pylint: disable=R0914

    INCLUDES_RE = re.compile(
        r"^\s*#include\s+(\<|\")([^\>\"\']+)(?:\>|\")", re.M)
    LIBSOURCE_DIRS = [env.subst(d) for d in env.get("LIBSOURCE_DIRS", [])]

    # start internal prototypes

    class IncludeFinder(object):

        def __init__(self, base_dir, name, is_system=False):
            self.base_dir = base_dir
            self.name = name
            self.is_system = is_system

            self._inc_path = None
            self._lib_dir = None
            self._lib_name = None

        def getIncPath(self):
            return self._inc_path

        def getLibDir(self):
            return self._lib_dir

        def getLibName(self):
            return self._lib_name

        def run(self):
            if not self.is_system and self._find_in_local():
                return True
            return self._find_in_system()

        def _find_in_local(self):
            if isfile(join(self.base_dir, self.name)):
                self._inc_path = join(self.base_dir, self.name)
                return True
            else:
                return False

        def _find_in_system(self):
            for lsd_dir in LIBSOURCE_DIRS:
                if not isdir(lsd_dir):
                    continue

                for ld in env.get("LIB_USE", []) + sorted(listdir(lsd_dir)):
                    if not isdir(join(lsd_dir, ld)):
                        continue

                    inc_path = normpath(join(lsd_dir, ld, self.name))
                    try:
                        lib_dir = inc_path[:inc_path.index(
                            sep, len(lsd_dir) + 1)]
                    except ValueError:
                        continue
                    lib_name = basename(lib_dir)

                    # ignore user's specified libs
                    if lib_name in env.get("LIB_IGNORE", []):
                        continue

                    if not isfile(inc_path):
                        # if source code is in "src" dir
                        lib_dir = join(lsd_dir, lib_name, "src")
                        inc_path = join(lib_dir, self.name)

                    if isfile(inc_path):
                        self._lib_dir = lib_dir
                        self._lib_name = lib_name
                        self._inc_path = inc_path
                        return True
            return False

    def _get_dep_libs(src_dir):
        state = {
            "paths": set(),
            "libs": set(),
            "ordered": set()
        }

        state = _process_src_dir(state, env.subst(src_dir))

        result = []
        for item in sorted(state['ordered'], key=lambda s: s[0]):
            result.append((item[1], item[2]))
        return result

    def _process_src_dir(state, src_dir):
        for root, _, files in walk(src_dir, followlinks=True):
            for f in files:
                if env.IsFileWithExt(f, SRC_BUILD_EXT + SRC_HEADER_EXT):
                    state = _parse_includes(state, env.File(join(root, f)))
        return state

    def _parse_includes(state, node):
        skip_includes = ("arduino.h", "energia.h")
        matches = INCLUDES_RE.findall(node.get_text_contents())
        for (inc_type, inc_name) in matches:
            base_dir = dirname(node.get_abspath())
            if inc_name.lower() in skip_includes:
                continue
            if join(base_dir, inc_name) in state['paths']:
                continue
            else:
                state['paths'].add(join(base_dir, inc_name))

            finder = IncludeFinder(base_dir, inc_name, inc_type == "<")
            if finder.run():
                _parse_includes(state, env.File(finder.getIncPath()))

                _lib_dir = finder.getLibDir()
                if _lib_dir and _lib_dir not in state['libs']:
                    state['ordered'].add((
                        len(state['ordered']) + 1, finder.getLibName(),
                        _lib_dir))
                    state['libs'].add(_lib_dir)

                    if env.subst("$LIB_DFCYCLIC").lower() == "true":
                        state = _process_src_dir(state, _lib_dir)
        return state

    # end internal prototypes

    deplibs = _get_dep_libs(src_dir)
    for l, ld in deplibs:
        env.Append(
            CPPPATH=[join("$BUILD_DIR", l)]
        )
        # add automatically "utility" dir from the lib (Arduino issue)
        if isdir(join(ld, "utility")):
            env.Append(
                CPPPATH=[join("$BUILD_DIR", l, "utility")]
            )

    libs = []
    for (libname, inc_dir) in deplibs:
        lib = env.BuildLibrary(
            join("$BUILD_DIR", libname), inc_dir)
        env.Clean(libname, lib)
        libs.append(lib)
    return libs

def exists(_):
    return True

def generate(env):
    env.AddMethod(BuildProgram)
    env.AddMethod(ProcessFlags)
    env.AddMethod(IsFileWithExt)
    env.AddMethod(VariantDirWrap)
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3)buy gold from phonepe and sell it to transfer money back to [email protected] charge.
Hope this ways helps you all.
How to convert phonepe wallet money to paytm.
Card bill can be payed via wallet? I think only upi is available for CC bill payment.
Phonepe ka cb se credite card ka bill pay kar sakte kya???
CB can't be used to pay card bill neither it can be sent to any bank merchant. I belive u didn't try ur self just assuming that it will work..
Also we cannot buy gift cards with the wallet balance. Either pay through upi or debit/credit card.


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Arvo Part in Conversation
Arvo Part (Author) Robert Crow (Translator)
This collection of essays and interviews is an ideal guide to the work and thought of one of the world's greatest and most original living composers. In Enzo Restagno's extensive interview, P?rt gives an intimate description of his work and life in Soviet Estonia, his emigration, his artistic odyssey, and his worldview. Then, Arvo P?rt's compositional technique is the focus of a musicological essay by Leopold Brauneiss. Finally, Saale Kareda explores the spiritual aspects of the composer's approach to his works. Two acceptance speeches, delivered by P?rt on receiving major European prizes, complete this fascinating and illuminating portrait.
Arvo P rt was born in 1935 in Paide, Estonia. Working first through the major compositional techniques of the twentieth-century avant-garde, P rt found his own unique voice in the mid-seventies striving not for complexity, but a limitation to the essential. P rt is one of the most profound and acclaimed composers living today.
Robert Crow, PhD, is an associate professor of educational research at Western Carolina University. His expertise in assessment and evaluation has led to collaborations with other 4-year institutions, community colleges, PK-12 schools, and institutional accreditation agencies such as SACS-COC. Dr. Crow's research interests include assessment and evaluation of student learning and of learning environments.
[Part] is a composer who speaks in hauntingly clear, familiar tones, yet he does not duplicate the music of the past. He has put his finger on something that is almost impossible to put into words something to do with the power of music to obliterate the rigidities of space and time. One after the other, his chords silence the noise of the self, binding the mind to an eternal present. --Alex Ross
[P rt] is a composer who speaks in hauntingly clear, familiar tones, yet he does not duplicate the music of the past. He has put his finger on something that is almost impossible to put into words something to do with the power of music to obliterate the rigidities of space and time. One after the other, his chords silence the noise of the self, binding the mind to an eternal present. --Alex Ross
"[P rt] is a composer who speaks in hauntingly clear, familiar tones, yet he does not duplicate the music of the past. He has put his finger on something that is almost impossible to put into words--something to do with the power of music to obliterate the rigidities of space and time. One after the other, his chords silence the noise of the self, binding the mind to an eternal present." --Alex Ross
"[Part] is a composer who speaks in hauntingly clear, familiar tones, yet he does not duplicate the music of the past. He has put his finger on something that is almost impossible to put into words--something to do with the power of music to obliterate the rigidities of space and time. One after the other, his chords silence the noise of the self, binding the mind to an eternal present." --Alex Ross
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monomania – zone contemporaine, Bern
| Solo exhibition by Mirko Reisser (DAIM)
"Mirko Reisser (DAIM) | monomania" at zone contemporaine, Bern (Switzerland).
October 10th, 2014 – Januar 10th, 2015. Opening: October 9th, 2014 | 6 pm – 8 pm.
With the single exhibition monomania the Bern-based zone contemporaine enters new territory. An artist is working on-site and realizing a work directly at the exhibition wall for the first time. "DAIMmonomania" with a size of 140 square meters is Mirko Reisser's biggest work created in an exhibition space so far. The powerful, seemingly tangible work is determined by processes of construction and deconstruction, the abstract letter formation constitutes the key element of his three-dimensional works. The reductions of his visual motif to the four letters of his writer's name is barely visible for the beholder, too complex and multi-layered is the spatial structure. It makes the exhibition spaces explode and openly intervenes with their aesthetic design. The distinct architectural structure is being dissolved while the works demands all attention for itself. The realization process of the work is recorded in a movie by Christian Brodack that will be shown at the opening of the exhibition and later also online.
Furthermore the new publication Mirko Reisser (DAIM) 1989-2014 that will be released on October 8th, 2014 for the Frankfurt book fair, will be introduced in the scope of the exhibition. For the 25th anniversary of the artist, the book in more than 320 pages gives an all-embracing insight in the work of the artist for the first time, from the beginnings of his career that started with illegal works on the street, covering the time of his studies of fine arts in Switzerland up to the present, in which his works can mostly be seen in large scale museum presentations. The texts contained in the publication are from Rik Reinking, Belinda Grace Gardner, Arne Rautenberg und Johannes Stahl.
"DAIMmonomania" | Mirko Reisser (DAIM)
Courtesy: zone contemporaine / ReinkingProjekte | Photo © MRpro
"DAIMmonomania"
At the occasion of the exhibition the new edition DAIMmonomania will be available:
DAIMmonomania Edition
Giclée FineArt Print (with UltraChrome K3 pigment-ink) on Hahnemuehle, Photo Rag 310 gsm bright white acid free Paper. 29 x 58 cm / 11.4″ x 22.8″. 2014.
Edition of 50 + 5 AP, handsigned, numbered and with certificate from ReinkingProjekte.
Available at the shop.
A catalogue will be released.
zone contemporaine | olivier fahrni
Freiburgstrasse 580, 3172 Bern-Niederwangen, Switzerland.
Opening hours: Mo – Fr 7.30 – 12.00 am | 1.30 – 5.45 pm.
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Coin 1 Peso Cuba Sailship Galatea Year 2000
Commemorative coin of 1 Peso of cupper from Cuba year 2000. Uncirculated (UNC).
This collector's commemorative coin commemorates the Galatea sailship.
We send the coin of the image.
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This coin commemorates the school ship of the Spanish Navy called Galatea. It was built in Glasgow at the end of the 19th century. Originally used as a cargo ship but eventually ended up belonging to the Navy.
In the first world war it was used by the British army until the end of the year 1919 that was sold to the Italian shipping company. Three years later it was bought by the Spanish government for 650,000 pesetas on December 14, 1922.
As the two most important anecdotes, one at the beginning of the civil war (coinciding with the first world war) managed to reach the ferrol avoiding the situations of blockade that were imposed in their defeat by hostilities. The second was in World War II, at this time the ship had flags of Spain in the two bands of the hull, where the Galatea was chased by a submarine of the German Navy as they followed him sailing very close to his starboard side .
Recently data were obtained in which it is found that the ship's withdrawal by the Spanish Navy was in 1982 and not in 1969 as was believed until recently.
The Spanish Navy did not know what to do with the Galatea since the rehabilitation of it had a great economic cost. After being abandoned for several years on the coast, the valuables that were still preserved were disappearing until it is re-floated and sold through a public auction to Hamis Hardie, who after restoring it to this day remains in Glasgow, his place of origin .
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Elaine A. Sullivan's Constructing the Sacred Published
Cover of Constructing the Sacred by Elaine A. Sullivan, 2020
Please join us in celebrating the release of our sixth digital publication, Elaine A. Sullivan's Constructing the Sacred: Visibility and Ritual Landscape at the Egyptian Necropolis of Saqqara.
The long-lived burial site of Saqqara, Egypt, has been studied for more than a century. But the site we visit today is a palimpsest, the result of thousands of years of change, both architectural and environmental. Elaine A. Sullivan uses 3D technologies to peel away the layers of history at the site, revealing how changes to sight lines, skylines, and vistas at different periods of Saqqara's millennia-long use influenced sacred ceremonies and ritual meaning at the necropolis.
Stay tuned for more posts about the project and start exploring here.
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Friederike Sundaram is Senior Editor for Digital Projects at Stanford University Press. She is responsible for building the program by acquiring and commissioning projects across the humanities and social sciences.


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Renowned Scientist Tells Fox News: COVID-19 Vaccine is 'Downright Dangerous' and Will Send You 'to Your Doom'
HAFDecember 4, 2020
by Peter Barry Chowka
On Wednesday, The Ingraham Angle on the Fox News channel broadcast a mind-boggling live interview with a world-renowned microbiologist who said the "looming" COVID-19 vaccine is "downright dangerous" and will send you "to your doom."
The expert, Sucharit Bhakdi, M.D., speaking on a Skype video link from his home in Germany, also said this:
Laura Ingraham, Fox News channel host: On the social distancing and the mask, just to focus on that for a moment, which of those two in your research and your work has been the most displaced?
Dr. Sucharit Bhakdi: Both.
Ingram: Both. Not backed up by the science.
Bhakdi: Zero science.
Bhakdi is the co-author of Corona: False Alarm?, a massive bestseller in Germany that was published in English here on October 2.
The book is currently the #1 bestseller in the Amazon categories of Microbiology, Pulmonary Medicine, and Health Law. It has a 4.8 out of 5 rating after 363 ratings.
In response to Ingraham's question of why these methods — including masks and social distancing — are being "pushed," Bhakdi elaborated:
This is something that we — and when I say "we" — hundreds and thousands of people are standing up to say to say "please, all of you, sit down and think about this. Read about this and then make up your own mind. Don't believe things that people are telling you. Think for yourself and come to you own conclusions."
That is why we wrote this book, because all the arguments saying — telling you why, what you are doing is absolutely nonsense.
According to his online bio:
Sucharit Bhakdi was born in Washington, D.C., and educated at schools in Switzerland, Egypt, and Thailand.
He studied medicine at the University of Bonn in Germany, where he received his MD in 1970.
He was a post-doctoral researcher at the Max Planck Institute of Immunobiology and Epigenetics in Freiburg from 1972 to 1976, and at The Protein Laboratory in Copenhagen from 1976 to 1977.
He joined the Institute of Medical Microbiology at Giessen University in 1977 and was appointed associate professor in 1982.
He was named chair of Medical Microbiology at the University of Mainz in 1990, where he remained until his retirement in 2012.
Dr. Bhakdi has published over three hundred articles in the fields of immunology, bacteriology, virology, and parasitology, for which he has received numerous awards and the Order of Merit of Rhineland-Palatinate.
In his interview with Ingraham, Bhakdi described as "utter nonsense" Dr. Anthony Fauci's claim earlier Wednesday during a live interview on The Story with Martha MacCallum on the Fox News Channel that 75% of Americans would need to be vaccinated against COVID-19 in order to achieve herd immunity.
Bhakdi added, "Someone who says this has not the slightest inkling of the basics of immunology."
In response to Ingraham's final question, "So you think the COVID-19 vaccine is unnecessary?"
Bhakdi replied: "I think it's downright dangerous. And I warn you, if you go along these lines, you are going to go to your doom "(emphasis added).
At that point, Ingraham ran out of time but promised to have Dr. Bhakdi back on her program.
The only video of the segment available at press time was a clip, complete except for Ingraham's closing comments, posted by Media Matters for America.
https://cloudfront.mediamatters.org/static/D8Video/2020/12/02/FNCHD_The%20Ingraham%20Angle_2020-12-02-10_00_00-PM.mp4
Critics of the Fox News channel who are advocating boycotting it might want to reconsider in light of the fact that no other mainstream media source in the United States would touch an interview like this one.
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The Nike Magista Orden II was one of the original Nike soccer cleats to feature the Dynamic Fit collar. Built to create a seamless transition between the lower leg and the foot, the Dynamic Fit collar makes this cleat feel like a natural extension of the foot, providing the ultimate comfort and support a soccer player could ask for.
With a 3D textured upper, the Nike Magista Orden II is incredibly responsive and provides excellent ball control, perfect for the player that sees the field well and likes to set up his or her teammates with picturesque passes. The molded sockliner inside the shoe adds to the comfort the Dynamic Fit collar provides and combines with the heel counter to lock your foot down inside the cleat to prevent sliding inside of it. With a stud pattern that allows for multidirectional agility and provides superb traction, this cleat is ideal for the player that thrives in possession battles and enjoys systematically picking apart the defense with timely passes, runs, and shots through tight spaces.
Become the surgeon on the field. Get your pair of Nike Magista Orden II soccer cleats from www.soccercorner.com.
I've always had to use cheaper cleats because of the cost but I was able to save up for these and still save some money! The cleats are super great and comfortable, fit perfectly. I will say however that Nike sizes are off though as I am usually a 7 in women's and the cleats that fit were 7.5 in men's so they do run big.


ISLAMABAD (APP) The Supreme Court here on Thursday rejected an appeal of a serving Major of Pakistan Army, seeking correction in date of birth after upholding that he could not approach courts in term of Article 199 of the Constitution, placing a bar on serving army personnel. A three-member bench comprising Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry, Justice Nasirul Mulk and Justice Tariq Parvez rejected an appeal of Major Muhammad Azhar Khan Mastoi. The bench in its order observed that he was a serving Major and how could he invoke jurisdiction of High Court and Supreme Court in term of Article 199 (iii) which placed expressing bar on them. The bench also rejected his counsels arguments based on a judicial verdict of Ghulam Abbas Niazi PLD 2009 and said that civilian cases were distinguished from that of serving military officers. His counsel requested the court to issue direction for correction in his date of birth from January 1, 1960 to October 1963. He said the record pertaining to his date of birth was damaged after a flood and neither it was in his parents knowledge nor he knew it. Similarly, the other day the same bench asked another petitioners counsel to consult authorities concerned of Military for concession in life imprisonment of Ejaz Masih. The petitioner was convicted for espionage and awarded capital punishment by a military court in 1982. His sentence was commuted to life imprisonment in 1987. His counsel prayed that he had almost completed his term in Adyala jail and might be released. The counsel for JAC said that he had to undergo another month prison however, under Army Act, he could appeal for concession. The hearing was adjourned till July 2.


This course in algebra from Alison will guide you through among other things expressions, systems of equations, functions, real numbers, inequalities, exponents, polynomials, radical and rational expressions. The course is divided into 12 chapters and each chapter is divided into several lessons. Under each lesson you will find theory, examples and video lessons. This course is ideal for learners who want to study topics in algebra in detail.
This course will help you to understand expressions, equations and functions. You will be able to explore real numbers and solve linear equations, along with gaining a good knowledge of formulating linear equations and inequalities. You will know exponents and exponential functions. This course will help you to understand factoring, polynomials and how to formulate quadratic equations and radical expressions.


Blurb: Magician Gilbert Blake has spent his entire life conning drunkards in the seediest pubs in the darkest towns, careful to hide the true depths of his power. But when he spends a little too much time in Shadowsea and the infamous slumlord Count Reuben gets wind of his abilities, hiding within the Circus of the Damned may be Gilbert's only chance at survival.
Review: Cornelia Grey is known to give us inventive fantasy stories and Circus of the Damned is no exception. It's a visual, descriptive, fantasy story in a historical jacket that almost makes it like you are right there along with Gilbert and Jesse. It may be set around the theme "deals with the devil" but it's most definitely not what you may think.
Gilbert is a man with a unique talent, but he hasn't worked out how to make that talent work in his favour and he almost always ends up in trouble or down in the slums trying to keep himself and his mouse companion Emelia alive. That all changes when a gamble / performance draws the wrong attention and he quite literally runs into the Circus of the Damned while trying to make an escape.
No one accused Gilbert of being smart, so he's off to a rocky start, but once he stops being stubborn and obnoxious, he just might make it work. Then there is Jesse, he might just be the best darned thing about the Circus. Like everything in Gilbert's life, it isn't going to be easy.
The story of Circus of the Damned is definitely unique and written in a visual way. Because the story is very descriptive it makes it look like there is a lot more going on than there is. However, between the romance, the background and history of the Circus, the performance and action and the bit of mystery, the story is even paced. And it is a page-turner!
Circus of the Damned not only has good, well-written main characters, but also a good support cast that gives the story that extra dimension and makes it come alive. Gilbert and Jesse are the main focus of the story, but they don't carry the story alone. And let me tell you, there are some interesting characters around that circus!
What took away a bit from the story was the air of naivety around some of the characters. Not too bad and I won't go into details, but it seemed a bit out of sorts with their surroundings.
What is definitely a plus is that Gilbert isn't your run-of-the-mill, stereotypical perfect book character. He is the voice of the story, but sometimes you just want to hit him over the head…with a crowbar. Then again, his head is quite hard; it might not make a difference.
The thing I was a bit confused about was if this story can be considered Steampunk or not. There are some elements that fit the description, but not all of them. It doesn't take away from the story though!
Why you should read it: There is no doubt about it. This is a good historical fantasy story with some dark elements and an exciting story with some inventive world-building and fascinating characters. I can highly recommend it to readers who like fantasy stories.


On working with faculty members: Behrend has faculty members who go out of their way to help you succeed, in the classroom and through research. The small class sizes at Behrend allow you to have a lot of really meaningful and personal interactions with faculty members.
On majoring in Physics: It's a versatile major. Physics requires you to develop excellent learning and problem-solving abilities, and it gives you a strong understanding of the fundamentals that are used in other science and engineering disciplines. It's not uncommon to find physics graduates in many different career paths.
Seeing the light: I've done research work with Dr. Bruce Wittmershaus, associate professor of physics, for three years. I've been helping him to improve his luminescent solar concentrators. These devices use fluorescent materials to redirect sunlight onto solar cells and produce an electric current. I've grown a lot as a researcher and I've been fortunate to submit a manuscript for publication in a peer-reviewed journal. It's also the topic of my Schreyer Honors thesis.
On being a teaching assistant: I enjoyed the opportunity to gain teaching experience as a teaching assistant for the college's introductory physics courses. I learned that teaching material to others is the most effective way to truly understand course material yourself.
Advice for new students: Start doing research work with a faculty member as soon as possible. Don't be shy about reaching out to them because they are very willing to help you and share their experiences with you.
Following his graduation in May, Jonathon plans to attend graduate school.


Hurricane Harvey will go down in history as one of the most destructive Hurricanes to hit the Gulf Coast in over 50 years, leaving a horrific path of damages that will cost the United States Approximately $180 billion. The tropical storm has destroyed over 200,000 homes and has left over one million people displaced in the state of Texas. Unfortunately, the city of Rockport was one of the Gulf Coast cities to receive the full wrath of Hurricane Harvey's eye wall, causing an unbelievable amount of damages to homes and businesses.
The events of a Hurricane can leave you unsure of what steps you need to take in order to rebuild your life. A Carabin & Shaw Rockport hurricane insurance claims lawyer can offer help to those who have suffered from the events following Hurricane Harvey by providing a professional opinion on what steps to take next. Here we will offer you with an outline of "Hurricane Harvey Next Steps for Rockport Residents" to give you more of an idea of what you should be doing after the storm has passed.
After a devastating storm like Harvey, people may be distraught and confused, unaware of the necessary steps to take in order to resurrect their lives. The following steps will provide those in Rockport who have suffered from Hurricane Harvey with some clarity.
Make sure it's safe before returning home. First and foremost, do not return to your house until officials have announced that it is safe to return to the area you live in. There could be roads blocked by fallen trees and debris – or flooded – that might be dangerous to you and your family. There may be rescue teams still making rounds, and your return can interfere with their ability to conduct those rescues.
Keep evacuation expenses documented. If possible, keep receipts for the food, gas, and lodging you paid for while evacuating. You may receive compensation for these expenses, depending on your coverage.
Take pictures. It is important to document the damages of your house with photos. When you make a claim later on with your insurance company, having these pictures will make the process exponentially smoother. Not only should you take pictures of the damages, but you should keep a logbook of all damaged items. It may seem like a grueling time-consuming process at first, but in the long run, it can make or break your case.
Make only necessary repairs. Only make emergency repairs to protect your house from further damages. Broken windows and holes in your roof should be covered. You don't want to start cleaning and repairing everything that is damaged until an adjuster from your insurance company comes out to your location. Your insurer must see the damages with their own eyes in order to give you the best settlement possible.
Check your insurance policy. See exactly what your insurance policy covers. If you can't access your policy, there are people online who are more than willing to help you find your policy.
Contact your agent, and record the call. Let your agent know about the damages and move to file the claim. Following up with a written notice is advised for documentation purposes. Recording the call with your agent isn't necessary, but anything and everything on file can only help your claim. An adjuster should come to you after you claim your damages.
Something is not right. If you sense that the insurance company is underestimating the damages of your claim you should contact an attorney to help you with your case. Insurance companies are for-profit businesses who will do their best to give you the minimum amount of compensation in your settlement.
The Carabin & Shaw law firm hopes that our "Hurricane Harvey Next Steps for Rockport Residents" helps you. Visit our website to learn more about Rockport Hurricane Claims.
The attorneys at Carabin & Shaw are proud to help those affected by Hurricane Harvey in Rockport rebuild their lives. Our lawyers have over 25 years of experience working with insurance companies to give their clients the type of settlement they deserve. Call the attorneys of Carabin & Shaw's Rockport offices at 361.790.7788 or toll-free at 800-862-1260 day or night for your free consultation.


Jake and Dinos Chapman, Sir Anthony Gormley, and Sir Paul Smith are among those designing record artwork for this year's Secret 7" exhibition.
The hugely popular charity show and auction is set to return next month when the public will given the chance to get their hands on 700 one-of-a-kind vinyl covers, which are being sold for £45 each.
Other names include Studio Moross, Fred Deakin, Storm Studios, Big Active, Gavin Turk, Modern Toss, D*Face, Jeremy Deller, and Dan Tobin Smith…among many many others.
On the weekend of 12-13 April, a public exhibition will give people the chance to see the designs, but there will be no clues as to who's designed what.
So one week later when the sale takes place on 19 April, you'll be buying the designs you love, not the artists and designers you love. Best get down there early though, last year the queues went round the block and a couple of people camped out.
Of the 700 sleeves some will be by unknowns, and some will be by the great and the good. There in lies the fun, the mystery and the challenge.
This year the artists have been interpreting Black Sabbath – Age Of Reason, Elbow – Grounds For Divorce, Jake Bugg – Strange Creatures, Lorde – Team, Massive Attack – Karmacoma, Roxy Music – Virginia Plain and T-Rex – Get It On.
The Vinyl Factory has collaborated with Secret 7" to make it all possible.
Here's a lovely video they made of Stanley Donwood, Alex Chinneck, Fred Butler and Pete Fowler – who are all involved – talking about the project and their passion for album art.
Do you want a Flake in that love?
The exhibition will be at Downstairs at Mother, 10 Redchurch Street, E2 7DD from 12-13 April. The following weekend on 19 April at the same location you can return to make your purchase. This year all profits are going to War Child.


Francisco Mendoza, 53, an artist and a teacher, left his mark in Chicago's Pilsen neighborhood.
Every day thousands walk by his murals at the 18th Street Pink Line "L" stop.
His mosaic murals grace Orozco Community Academy in Pilsen.
Among his many other works is a mural at the YMCA in South Chicago, the neighborhood where he grew up.
Mendoza died on Monday from complications resulting from multiple myeloma.
He was a Golden Apple finalist in 2003 and also won an OPPY award in 2003 for excellence in teaching.
"He always got the students interested in art," said Diana Jaimes, 19, who had Mendoza as a teacher in the 6th and 8th grades.
Students often assisted him in painting his murals and many of his former students are now artists or teachers.
Jaimes remembered meeting him when she was just a first grader and how he made the students laugh.
"Everyone in the school would call him Tio Pancho," said Jaimes, who also wants to become a teacher.
She is studying early childhood education at DePaul University.
Some of Mendoza's childhood friends recalled his sense of humor and how he connected with people.
"He was always funny. He called me The Benito," said Benito Herrera, who grew up with Mendoza in South Chicago. "He made you feel important."
Mendoza, of Mexican heritage, was born in Blue Island, and moved to the Pilsen neighborhood in 1985.
The year before he graduated from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago with a bachelor's degree in fine arts and a certificate in art education.
Mendoza came from a family of artists and musicians, said his nephew James Larralde.
He looked up to his older brother, Vincent, also a muralist in Chicago.
After returning to Chicago, he repaid his trip sponsors with donations of the artwork he made while traveling.
Mendoza wanted to bridge cultures with his artwork.
"To me, he is the Pilsen Picasso," Larralde said.


1. Marsden, C.D., Ortega-Del Vecchyo, D., O'Brien, D.P., Taylor, J.F., Ramirez, O., Vilà, C., Marques-Bonet, T., Schnabel, R.D., Wayne, R.K. and Lohmueller, K.E., 2016. Bottlenecks and selective sweeps during domestication have increased deleterious genetic variation in dogs. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 113(1), pp.152-157.
2. Robinson, J.A., Ortega-Del Vecchyo, D., Fan, Z., Kim, B.Y., Marsden, C.D., Lohmueller, K.E. and Wayne, R.K., 2016. Genomic flatlining in the endangered island fox. Current Biology, 26(9), pp.1183-1189.
3. Henn, B.M., Botigué, L.R., Bustamante, C.D., Clark, A.G. and Gravel, S., 2015. Estimating the mutation load in human genomes. Nature Reviews Genetics, 16(6), pp.333-343.
4. Henn, B.M., Botigue, L.R., Peischl, S., Dupanloup, I., Lipatov, M., Maples, B.K., Martin, A.R., Musharoff, S., Cann, H., Snyder, M.P. and Excoffier, L., 2016. Distance from sub-Saharan Africa predicts mutational load in diverse human genomes. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 113(4), pp.E440-E449.


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Q: jquery validation: Programmatically selecting radio button does not hide validation message Programmatically selecting radio button is not hiding previously displayed validation message.
Codepen: https://codepen.io/vimalanjg/pen/QQYpyE
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  {
    $('#myform').validate(
      {
        rules:
        {
          Color:{ required:true }
        },
        messages:
        {
          Color:
          {
            required:"Please select a Color<br/>"
          }
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        {
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            {
                error.appendTo( element.parents('.container') );
            }
            else
            { // This is the default behavior
                error.insertAfter( element );
            }
         }
      });

      $('#myform').submit();

      $('input:radio[name="Color"][value="Red"]')
            .prop('checked', true)
            .trigger('change');
  });

The above code is an example to reproduce the issue.

In the above snapshot, even though the radio button is selected, the validation message is still displaying.
I am wondering why jquery validation is not hiding error messages when the required value is set programmatically?
Any suggestion will be greatly appreciated.

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"I am wondering why jquery validation is not hiding error messages when the required value is set programmatically?"

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Iran match a test bed for lineup tweaks
Park Chu-young, left, and Park Joo-ho participate in a training session at the National Football Center in Paju, Gyeonggi on Sunday. By Lim Hyun-dong
Opting for a roster short on forwards, national team manager Cho Kwang-rae is set to use midfielders Lee Chung-yong and Park Ji-sung prominently on the offensive side of the ball.
Cho's latest experiment with the team's lineup will come against a lower-ranked but strong Iranian squad tonight during an 8 p.m. match at Seoul World Cup Stadium.
The manager will likely unveil a 3-4-2-1 formation tonight with Park Chu-young as the lone forward and Park Ji-sung and Lee Chung-yong providing support up front. Cho has said he plans on using right-winger Lee as a forward at times, shifting him to the front in certain situations to partner with Park Chu-young.
"I felt that one type of offense would not be sufficient in our preparation for the Asian Cup, so I decided to test out another form in our friendly match against Iran," Cho said. "It will be more suitable to use Lee Chung-yong on the right side of the field trailing Park Chu-young, while Park Ji-sung will be required to frequently join in on the attack from the midfield."
Cho opted to select Park Chu-young and Seok Hyun-joon as his only two forwards for tonight's match, forgoing players like Lee Keun-ho, Ji Dong-won and Lee Seung-yeol who were on the roster for his managerial debut against Nigeria on Aug. 11 in Suwon.
"To be honest, I didn't find any forwards I felt could live up to my expectations," Cho said during a press conference at the National Football Center on Sunday. "I thought about selecting Yeom Ki-hun, but he is currently recovering from an injury."
With the 2011 Asian Cup in Qatar coming up in January, manager Cho has tonight's friendly against Iran and one final tune-up against archrival Japan on Oct. 12 to prepare for the tournament. The outcome of the match against Iran - Cho's second game as manager of the national team - isn't as important as testing out the club's strategy and seeing how the players fare against a bigger and stronger Iranian squad.
Both Park Ji-sung and Cho reiterated the importance of winning the Asian Cup, which would allow the team to stake its claim as the top football squad in the region.
"It's not as big as the World Cup and tournaments in Europe," Park Ji-sung said. "But it's the biggest of its kind in Asia, and as such it's an important tournament."
Manager Cho said his top near-term target is winning the Asian Cup and successfully transitioning into a team with "new and younger" players on the roster.
As for tonight's match, captain Park Ji-sung and the Taegeuk Warriors are confident about their chances against the Persian Stars.
Park has performed particularly well against Iran in the past. In the 2010 World Cup regional qualifying match in Tehran in February 2009, Park scored the equalizer in the 81st minute with the national team trailing by a goal. A familiar scenario played out in the following match between the two countries four months later in Seoul. With Korea trailing Iran by 1-0, Park scored the equalizer in the 81st minute to cement Korea's berth in the World Cup. Iran failed to qualify for the tournament.
"We will gain some confidence playing Iran in this friendly match," Park said on Sunday in an interview with press at the National Football Center in Paju, Gyeonggi. "Iran is one of the top squads in the region. The team boasts good size, and with many of its players having overseas experience, it plays a brand of football similar to the one played in Europe. This will be a great game for us to prepare for the 2011 Asian Cup."
Iran is coming off a convincing 2-0 win over China in a friendly held in Zhengzhou, China, on Saturday. Iran used Gholamreza Rezaei, Reza Khalatbari and Mohammad Gholami up top. The trio of forwards was successful in pressuring the Chinese defenders, and Gholami scored the second goal of the match off a take-away in the Chinese defensive zone.
Iranian manager Afshin Ghotbi served as the Korean national team video analyst under Guus Hiddink, then as an assistant coach under Dick Advocaat and Pim Verbeek. Having worked in Korea from 2000 to 2007, Ghotbi has a wealth of knowledge about Korean football.
Iran does have a weakness: foot speed. Right fullback Khosro Heydari was especially prone to giving opposing forwards opportunities throughout the game. Iran has looked a step slow in its transition game, failing to get back into position after set-piece plays and when it switches to defense. In all-time matchups, the two sides are deadlocked at eight wins and seven ties apiece.
By Jason Kim, On Nu-ri [jason@joongang.co.kr]


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The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (504) require that qualified individuals be provided equal access to programs, services, and activities. California Government Code 11135 applies Section 508 of the 1973 Rehabilitation Act, as amended in 1998, to State entities and to the California State University (CSU). Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act was enacted to eliminate barriers in information technology, to make available new opportunities for people with disabilities and to encourage development of technologies that will help achieve these goals.
The CSU policy statement on accessibility is articulated in Executive Order 926. Implementation of this policy is guided by the Accessible Technology Initiative (ATI) as established in Coded Memo AA-2006-41 and revised in the following coded memos: AA-2007-04, AA-2007-13, AA-2008-21, AA-2009-19, AA-2010-13, and AA-2011-21. This coded memo supersedes all previous coded memos.
All CSU programs, services, and activities should be accessible to all students, staff, faculty, and the general public. This encompasses all technology products used to deliver academic programs and services, student services, information technology services, and auxiliary programs and services.
Technology access for individuals with disabilities must provide comparable functionality, affordability, and timeliness and should be delivered in as seamless a manner as possible.
Establish strong administrative/executive support. The CSU codified its commitment to technology accessibility in Executive Order 926. Pursuant to EO 926, campus presidents are charged with establishing a campus committee and overseeing campus ATI activities.
Ensure continuous quality improvement. Some ATI goals require investments and changes to business procedures that will require time to deploy to our large, diverse CSU community. Just as accessibility barriers often develop over a period of years, remediation activities will sometimes require years to fully implement. During this extended remediation period, the CSU should work to achieve incremental improvements in barrier removal each year.
Prioritize projects/activities. The ATI covers a broad range of technology accessibility goals involving technology products in use across all university programs and services. Given that there are finite resources (e.g. staffing, time, and tools) available each year to work on these goals, campuses should select ATI implementation activities that target accessibility barriers with the greatest impact.
Identify specific Goals/Success Indicators. In order to ensure that meaningful progress is made over time, the CSU has collectively established specific ATI goals and success indicators. The broad ATI goals are articulated in the 'Goals' subsection below. The Success Indicators are published and available on the ATI website.
Document progress. It is critical that the CSU document the substantive steps that have been taken over time to remove technology accessibility barriers. This approach (1) establishes a credible institutional commitment to equal access for persons with disabilities and facilitates reporting during campus audits. The CSU ATI implementation therefore utilizes annual campus reports to document progress (discussed further in the 'Annual Reports' subsection below).
Drive vendor improvements to product accessibility support. The CSU seeks to improve product accessibility through partnerships and by leveraging the procurement process.
Campuses are required to accomplish the ATI goals listed below. Each ATI goal is supported by a set of success indicators that describe the processes, procedures, and activities that need to be accomplished in order to meet the goal. As changes in technology occur, the success indicators may be modified following consultation with campus executive leadership.
Exemptions and Alternatives Process: Documented non-compliant websites, web applications and digital content must be delivered in an equally effective alternate format and granted an exemption.
Communication Process: The campus community is aware of Section 508 guidelines to make web based information available to everyone (students, staff, faculty & the general public) regardless of disability.
Procurement Procedures: An ATI Electronic and Information Technology (E&IT) Procurement Plan, documents, forms, and other materials to support 508 procurements at the campus are created and published.
Staffing or Role Definition: ATI procurement team is fully staffed with clearly defined roles for processing E&IT procurements.
Exemption Process: A well-documented process has been established and is used for exemptions to E&IT procurements.
Equally Effective Access Plans: Equally Effective Access Plans are created for E&IT products that are not fully 508 compliant.
Training: All parties involved in E&IT procurement have been trained, and a continual training program is in place.
Outreach (Communications): All individuals on campus involved in the purchasing of goods are knowledgeable about Section 508 in the context of E&IT procurement.
Evaluation & Monitoring: Campus has established a continual evaluation process with standard forms and procedures. Feedback from the process along with direction is provided to training, outreach, and other groups involved in E&IT procurements.
Experience/Implementation: Campuses have sufficient experience and expertise in completing E&IT procurements.
Timely Adoption: The campus has implemented a comprehensive plan to ensure the timely adoption of textbooks and other instructional materials.
Identification of Instructional Materials for Late-Hire Faculty: The campus has implemented a comprehensive plan to ensure that textbooks have been identified for courses with late-hire faculty.
Early Identification of Students with Disabilities: The campus has implemented a comprehensive plan to ensure that students with disabilities are identified and able to request alternate media materials in a timely manner.
Faculty Use of Learning Management Systems (or non-Learning Management System) Course Websites: The campus has implemented policies and procedures to promote the posting of all required curricular and instructional resources (including print-based and multimedia materials) in a central, accessible electronic location.
Accessibility Requirements for Multimedia: The campus has implemented policies and procedures to ensure that accessibility requirements have been incorporated into the adoption process for all multimedia-based instructional resources.
Accessibility Requirements for Curricular Review and Approval: The campus has implemented policies and procedures to ensure that accessibility requirements have been incorporated into the curricular review process.
Supporting Faculty Creation of Accessible Instructional Materials: The campus has implemented policies and procedures to support faculty in selecting, authoring, and delivering accessible instructional materials.
Communication Process and Training Plan: The campus has implemented a broad-based ATI awareness campaign, supported by a comprehensive training infrastructure to increase technological accessibility across the campus.
Process Indicators: Campus Instructional Materials Accessibility Plan (IMAP) committee has sufficient breadth, resources, and authority to effectively implement a comprehensive IMAP initiative.
The ATI recognizes that each CSU campus faces unique challenges with implementing the ATI. The implementation approach outlined below was therefore developed in collaboration with the Executive Sponsors Steering Committee (ESSC), the ATI Leadership Council and the ATI Priority Area Communities of Practice to ensure that campuses have adequate flexibility to manage their ATI implementation.
Each year, the CSU will make progress toward accomplishing the ATI goals by using a combination of systemwide and campus-based activities. Campuses will assess their capacity, select specific success indicators to work on, engage in a variety of projects and activities that address these success indicators, and report on their progress in the ATI Annual Reports. In addition, the ATI, in consultation with campus leaders, will select success indicators to work on collaboratively at the systemwide level.
Supporting campus ATI planning and implementation efforts by: developing guidance, providing training resources, sharing significant accomplishments and exemplary practices, and researching promising tools and techniques.
Coordinating systemwide ATI activities that reduce costs, leverage CSU resources, and increase capacity.
Collaborating with campus leadership through the ATI Leadership Council and Executive Sponsors Steering Committee to implement systemwide accessible technology policy, projects, and planning.
Maintaining effective ongoing communication with key stakeholder groups and consulting with systemwide affinity groups.
Coordinating the annual report process including analyzing ATI Annual Reports and distributing systemwide aggregated report results.
Providing systemwide support to drive improvements to product accessibility support by vendors and publishers.
The ATI Steering Committee on each campus and at the Chancellor's Office will oversee the ATI implementation including reviewing and revising the ATI Campus Plan, implementing project and activities to meet ATI goals, and documenting progress toward these goals using the ATI Annual Report process. Each of these responsibilities is described in more detail below.
Campus Administration including Presidents, Provosts, CIO's, Vice-Presidents: Provide regular communication and ensure adequate resources in support of the ATI campus implementation.
Academic and Faculty Senates: The Senate Chair or their designee is strongly encouraged to serve on the campus ATI Steering Committee and participate in ATI instructional materials activities. The Senate at large is strongly encouraged to pass and facilitate the implementation of policies or resolutions that support the adoption of accessible technology.
Centers for Faculty Development: Participate in relevant campus ATI committees and systemwide activities; Coordinate or actively participate in providing faculty training on ATI-related subjects.
Disability Services Offices: Participate in the campus ATI Steering Committee; Participate in the development of Equally Effective Alternate Access Plans.
ADA Compliance Office: Participate in the campus ATI Steering Committee; actively support the campus ATI implementation.
Each year, the campus Executive Sponsor, working with the campus ATI Steering Committee, will review and update the ATI Campus Plan to guide their implementation. The Plan will indicate the specific success indicators on which the campus will focus its efforts across the 3 priority areas. Campuses may adopt the ATI Campus Plan Template provided by the ATI or develop their own plan format. The Campus Plan Template is available on the ATI website.
Current campus progress as described in the Annual Report with particular attention to success indicators with a status level of Not Started or Initiated.
Select ATI implementation activities across all 3 priority areas that will result in the greatest reduction of technology accessibility barriers.
Use the ATI Prioritization Framework or a comparable campus process to consider factors such as impact, probability, and campus capacity when prioritizing ATI implementation activities.
Deliverables associated with systemwide ATI activities that would advance campus progress if adopted.
Campus collaborations that may accelerate or improve the quality of ATI activities.
Conduct regular ATI Steering Committee meetings no less than twice per year.
Ensure that the Committee membership is comprised of all key stakeholder groups and includes members with appropriate experience and expertise to inform decision-making.
Engage in a periodic administrative review process with the Committee regarding challenges, milestones, resources, and documenting ongoing progress.
Monitor, leverage, and implement deliverables from systemwide ATI activities that will advance campus efforts.
Ensure that Committee members monitor, participate in, and contribute to Community of Practice activities.
Campuses will submit an ATI Annual Report to the Chancellor's Office each year which details campus progress towards accomplishing the ATI Goals. The Chancellor's Office ATI department will provide the framework and methodology for submitting ATI annual reports to campuses.
Affirm that the campus has reviewed and revised its ATI Campus Plan.
Report on the status of all goals and success indicators since campus progress may result from systemwide and campus–level activities.
Document the campus commitment to work on specific success indicators.
The timeline associated with ATI implementation tasks is provided below.
July-October: Review/revise the ATI Campus Plan.
November: Submit the ATI Campus Annual Report and affirm that the ATI Campus Plan has been reviewed and revised.
April: Review the systemwide aggregate reports that describe progress across the system.
July: Distribute the Campus Annual Report.
December-March: Review the Campus Annual Report submissions and prepare systemwide aggregate reports.
April: Distribute the systemwide aggregate reports that describe progress across the system.


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