Bukkit is not yet updated for the 1.3 update. I will be running a temp map.
Logs for dealing with griefers have been a bit messed up. Anything new has been recorded but old grief's may have to be fixed by hand.
Hackers. Seem to have been a few of them.
If u see more tell me i'll add it.
Edit: Why is the connection so glitchy? I keep getting kicked for outdated client or something along those lines... why?
*sadfase* U y no update, bukkit?
*edit* 2am and its done. 1 problem fire spread for 30 secs while the map was loaded on my comp, that means any fireplaces most likely lit ur house up for 30 secs, if u see fire just put it out its harmless now.
Added a list of broken things.


Chicago (June 6, 2014) Fourteen inspired and dynamic winners were announced at the third annual Urban Land Institute Chicago Vision Awards held on June 4, 2014 at Redmoon Theater in Chicago. The Vision Awards honor projects and programs that use creative development practices, inventive partnerships or sharing of resources, imaginative problem solving, or visionary ideas contributing to the growth of vibrant communities. "The Awards program identifies some of the unique projects happening in neighborhoods across the city and suburbs that are creating positive change and can be replicated in other areas " said Teri Frankiewicz, Vice President Community Development, Crown Community Development, and co-chair of the Vision Awards.
The 2014 Vision Awards winners were named in the following categories: project, program, and young visionary. "We received a broad range of nominations that makes participating on the jury so exciting and choosing winners so rewarding. All of the nominees should be commended for their extreme hard work and creativity" said Nila Leiserowitz, Managing Principal, Gensler, and jury member for the Vision Awards.
Winners received a commemorative award and will be featured on chicago.uli.org as well as in an upcoming issue of Urban Light, ULI Chicago's quarterly newsletter. Qualifying winners will be submitted to ULI's Global Awards for Excellence, representing the highest standards of achievement in the global development industry.
To learn more about the 2014 Vision Awards contact ULI Chicago at 773-549-4972 or visit chicago.uli.org. NOTE: A selection of event photos are available for Press use.
ULI Chicago, a District Council of the Urban Land Institute, has more than 1,400 members in the Chicago land area. Organized in 1986, ULI Chicago provides expertise and guidance on land use and development issues to local communities through comprehensive technical assistance services and infrastructure initiatives. The district council hosts monthly meetings, trends conferences, policy forums, and networking opportunities for its members and others in the real estate industry.
2014 Vision Awards Event A Spectacle!


The recycling of OMC's carbon reinforcement by solvolysing thermoset matrix. A way of sustainability for composites.
Originally developed for high-tech applications, carbon fibre/thermoset matrix composites have been increasingly used in leisure and sports industries, for several years. But the carbon reinforcement is the most expensive constituent, and also the most environmentally impacting in the elaboration of a composite part. To this day, no end-of-life solution or recycling process efficiently exists. This paper aims at demonstrating that recovering the carbon reinforcement is possible, technically and economically speaking. Moreover, it is particularly the basis for a life cycle analysis that assesses benefits and environmental challenges of this recycling loop based on the reinforcement recovery by a solvolysis of the organic matrix. Lastly, the lack of data to consider the better end-of-life option (reuse, recycling, energy recovery and material valorisation) will be underlined.


A Minnesota police officer and the black motorist he shot to death during a traffic stop may have interacted in a previous stop.
MINNEAPOLIS - A Minnesota police officer and the black motorist he shot to death during a traffic stop may have interacted in a previous stop more than four years earlier, newly released records released show.
Philando Castile, 32, died July 6 after he was pulled over by St. Anthony Police Officer Jeronimo Yanez in suburban St. Paul. Yanez's attorney has said the officer was reacting to seeing a gun. Castile's girlfriend, who streamed the aftermath of the shooting live on Facebook, said Castile was shot while reaching for his ID after telling the officer he had a gun permit and was armed.
Yanez's attorney, Thomas Kelly, has said that when Yanez stopped Castile he was approaching someone he thought resembled a suspect in an armed robbery.
Castile's family has questioned that, saying his long history of traffic stops — at least 52 times in recent years — suggested he was racially profiled.
The traffic stop included in Thursday's release was made in November 2011, with Castile pulled over for a defective brake light. He was arrested on a Hennepin County warrant for driving with a revoked license.
Yanez wasn't the arresting officer, but the arrest report lists an "Officer Yanez" as one of two officers who drove Castile several miles to the county jail. It was just a few weeks after Jeronimo Yanez joined the St. Anthony Police Department.
The department declined to discuss the report, and Yanez's attorney didn't immediately respond to an email from AP.
The city also partially responded to a request for personnel data on Yanez and Officer Joseph Kauser, who also responded to the scene of Castile's shooting. The city said it had no record of complaints against either officer. Yanez joined the department in November 2011, and Kauser in January 2013.


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Joshua Redman goes solo
Joshua Redman has amassed multiple Grammy nominations and critics' accolades since winning the Thelonious Monk International Jazz Competition in 1991, becoming one of the most commercially successful and technically formidable saxophonists of his generation. He will be joined by bassist Reuben Rogers and drummer Eric Harland on Wednesday August 4 at the 2010 Stanford Jazz Festival.
By Andrew Gilbert | Correspondent
PUBLISHED: January 10, 2011 at 9:25 a.m. | UPDATED: August 13, 2016 at 5:26 p.m.
For jazz musicians, one might not be the loneliest number, but it's certainly the most fraught with possibilities.
It's true that some pianists and guitarists excel at solo recitals, but few horn players possess the stamina, confidence and inclination to take the stage without accompanists. While saxophone star Joshua Redman has distinguished himself in a multiplicity of diverse settings, he's rarely attempted to handle an evening on his own, which adds drama to his already intriguing solo concert Wednesday at the Montalvo Arts Center. He also plays with a quartet at Zellerbach Hall on Saturday, Jan. 22.
Two of his previous solo performances took place in the majestic Grace Cathedral as part of SFJazz's Sacred Space series. With its resonant acoustics, the soaring chamber almost served as a second voice, providing a sonic cushion upon which he could build chords. The intimate Carriage House Theatre offers a far cleaner acoustic environment.
"This is only my fourth solo performance ever, and it's going to be challenge," says Redman, 41, from his home in North Berkeley. "I don't know this space, and the acoustics of the room play a big part in my musical choices."
Besides being a sheer feat of endurance, solo horn performances present musicians with a daunting intellectual challenge. Developing a steady stream of ideas without relying on cliches or stale riffs is the basic requirement of a top-shelf improviser working with a band, where musical preferences and choices emerge naturally. For his solo gigs, Redman has found that it's essential to start with some kind of conceptual framework.
"I'm not sure if it matters much in the end musically," Redman says. "When I'm putting together bands, I try to shy away from those kinds of top-down things that can impose on the music. But with a solo concert it can really help because it's so wide open. I'm improvising. I'm not playing prepared compositions, and having some sort of framework helps me to focus."
Though Redman won't make any promises about what he plans to play, he does admit that he's been listening closely to Miles Davis in recent weeks, and the trumpeter's repertoire might well find its way to the Carriage House Theatre.
"I'm thinking of playing tunes that are associated with Miles," Redman says. —‰'My Funny Valentine,' 'Kind of Blue,' 'In a Silent Way,' 'Sketches of Spain.' The challenge is to keep it interesting, and to try to find that balance between improvisation and thematic unity.
"In the past I've had some kind of organizing principal. The first time I played Grace Cathedral, each song was associated with a great tenor saxophonist. The second time, each piece was written by one of my favorite jazz composers."
Adding to the novelty of the solo gig, Redman might expand his already imposing quiver of horns by bringing an alto sax, a horn he mostly abandoned during his years in the Berkeley High Jazz Band. Best known for his burly tenor saxophone work, he's become one of jazz's most eloquent improvisers on the soprano sax in recent years.
"I never prepare too much, and a lot of preparation has to do with my chops, feeling a good physical relationship with the instrument, and preparing to get in that zone," he says. "Whenever I'm playing I'm striving for a feeling of complete centeredness. Solo, I have to be in that zone at all times. There's nothing to fall back on."
For his hometown Cal Performances gig Redman has assembled a fascinating cast of players who share deep ties, including New Orleans bassist Reginald Veal, best known for his long association with Wynton Marsalis; pianist Aaron Goldberg, a supremely fluent improviser with an abiding passion for Brazilian music; and powerhouse drummer Greg Hutchinson, who's played a key role in just about every phase of Redman's career.
While all the musicians have collaborated in various settings over the years, this is the first time they're playing together in this configuration. With four strong personalities, Redman will have no shortage of ideas flying his way. In an interview several years ago, Branford Marsalis explained why he felt Hutchinson was an inspired rhythmic partner for Redman.
"Hutch plays so beautifully, he's the perfect foil for Josh, because it's always nice to be able to play with musicians who don't necessarily think exactly like you," Marsalis said. "There's a certain kind of aggression Hutch has playing with Josh. He has this roar."
Joshua Redman
Where: Carriage House Theatre, Montalvo Arts Center, 15400 Montalvo Rd., Saratoga
Tickets: $40-$45,
408-961-5858, http://montalvoarts.org
Also: 8 p.m. Jan. 22, Zellerbach Hall, UC Berkeley, $22-$50, 510-642-9988, www.calperfs.berkeley.edu.
Andrew Gilbert | Correspondent

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Креатинфосфорная кислота (креатинфосфат, фосфокреатин) — 2-[метил-(N'-фосфонокарбоимидоил)амино]уксусная кислота. Бесцветные кристаллы, растворимые в воде, легко гидролизуется с расщеплением фосфамидной связи N-P в кислой среде, устойчива в щелочной.

Кислота была открыта Филиппом и Грейс Эгглтонами из Кембриджского университета и независимо Сайрусом Фиске и Йеллапрагадой Суббарао из Гарвардской медицинской школы в 1927 году.

Лабораторный синтез — фосфорилирование креатина POCl3 в щелочной среде.

Креатинфосфат — продукт обратимого метаболического N-фосфорилирования креатина, являющийся, подобно АТФ, высокоэнергетическим соединением. Однако, в отличие от АТФ, гидролизуемой по пирофосфатной связи O-P, креатинфосфат гидролизуется по фосфамидной связи N-P, что обуславливает значительно больший энергетический эффект реакции. Так, при гидролизе изменение свободной энергии для креатина G0~ −43 кДж/моль, в то время как при гидролизе АТФ до АДФ G0~ −30.5 кДж/моль.

Креатинфосфат содержится преимущественно в возбудимых тканях (мышечная и нервная ткани) и его биологической функцией является поддержание постоянной концентрации АТФ за счёт обратимой реакции перефосфорилирования:
 креатинфосфат + АДФ ⇔ креатин + АТФ
Эта реакция катализируется цитоплазматическими и митохондриальными ферментами-креатинкиназами; при расходе (и, соответственно, падении концентрации) АТФ, например, при сокращении клеток мышечной ткани, равновесие реакции сдвигается вправо, что ведёт к восстановлению нормальной концентрации АТФ.

Концентрация креатинфосфата в покоящейся мышечной ткани в 3-8 раз превышает концентрацию АТФ, что позволяет компенсировать расход АТФ во время кратких периодов мышечной активности, в период покоя при отсутствии мышечной активности в ткани идёт гликолиз и окислительное фосфорилирование АДФ в АТФ, в результате чего равновесие реакции смещается влево и концентрация креатинфосфата восстанавливается.

В тканях креатинфосфат подвергается самопроизвольному неферментативному гидролизу с циклизацией в креатинин, выводящийся с мочой, уровень выделения креатинина зависит от состояния организма, меняясь при патологических состояниях, и является диагностическим признаком.

Креатинфосфат является одним из фосфагенов — N-фосфорилированных производных гуанидина, являющихся энергетическим депо, обеспечивающим быстрый синтез АТФ. Так, у многих беспозвоночных (например, насекомых) роль фосфагена играет аргининфосфорная кислота, у некоторых кольчатых червей — N-фосфоломбрицин.

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См. также
 Аденозинтрифосфорная кислота
 Аденозиндифосфорная кислота
 Мышцы
 Энергетические процессы в клетке

Литература

Органические кислоты
Моноамидофосфаты
Гуанидины
Соединения азота по алфавиту

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You can expect a lot from the 2019 Subaru Legacy. This 4 door, 5 passenger sedan will allow you to take command of the road with confidence! Under the hood you'll find a 4 cylinder engine with more than 170 horsepower, and for added security, dynamic Stability Control supplements the drivetrain. It's equipped with tons of terrific amenities, but it won't break your budget. Such as cruise control, leather upholstery, a built-in garage door transmitter, a blind spot monitoring system, heated front and rear seats, power moon roof, power windows, and power front seats. Enjoy your favorite music via the stereo system, which includes a CD player with MP3 capability, steering wheel mounted audio controls, and 12 speakers, providing excellent sound throughout the cabin. Subaru ensures the safety and security of its passengers with equipment such as: head curtain airbags, front side impact airbags, traction control, brake assist, a security system, an emergency communication system, and 4 wheel disc brakes with ABS. Sophisticated all wheel drive technology maintains a firm grip on the road. Our knowledgeable sales staff is available to answer any questions that you might have. They'll work with you to find the right vehicle at a price you can afford. We are here to help you.


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in: Dan DiDio/Executive Editor, Dustin Nguyen/Cover Artist, Paul Dini/Writer,
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Janelle Asselin/Editor
Mike Marts/Editor
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Batman R.I.P.
Batman: Heart of Hush
2009, January
2008, November (Publication)
Detective Comics Vol 1
Modern-Age
Synopsis Written
"Batman R.I.P.; Heart of Hush: The Conclusion - The Demon in the Mirror": Alfred is trying to open the grandfather clock when Hush breaks through the window into Wayne Manor. However, Hush's face is now resembling Bruce Wayne an
"Batman R.I.P.; Heart of Hush: The Conclusion - The Demon in the Mirror"
Part of the "Batman R.I.P.", and "Batman: Heart of Hush" events
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Detective Comics Vol 1 #850
Dan DiDio
Cover Artists
Batman R.I.P.; Heart of Hush: The Conclusion - The Demon in the Mirror
Paul Dini
Pencilers
Inkers
Derek Fridolfs
John Kalisz
Jared K. Fletcher
Janelle Asselin
Mike Marts
Detective Comics # 849 Detective Comics # 851
Hush said that when I saw your heart die, part of mine would die, too. He was right, in a way. There has only been one woman who has really held my heart.
— Bruce Wayne
Detective Comics #850 is an issue of the series Detective Comics (Volume 1) with a cover date of January, 2009.
1 Synopsis for "Batman R.I.P.; Heart of Hush: The Conclusion - The Demon in the Mirror"
2 Appearing in "Batman R.I.P.; Heart of Hush: The Conclusion - The Demon in the Mirror"
6 Recommended Reading
Synopsis for "Batman R.I.P.; Heart of Hush: The Conclusion - The Demon in the Mirror"
Alfred is trying to open the grandfather clock when Hush breaks through the window into Wayne Manor. However, Hush's face is now resembling Bruce Wayne and he acts as Bruce, pretending to be wounded. Alfred helps him get on his feet, takes him away from the clock and suddenly attacks Hush with impressive movements and speed. Alfred tells him that he knows he is Thomas Elliot because the real Bruce called him from the Batmobile to warn him about Hush's plan. Hush stabs Alfred in his chest and then subdues the butler, drags him back to the grandfather clock and placing the clock hand to the right position, Hush finds the entrance of the batcave and gets ready to kill Alfred.
"20 minutes earlier..."
At the Sacred Heart Convalescent Home, Hush was telling Batman about Mr. Freeze's involvement on the development and creation of the life supports machines to keep a heart alive out of the human body and while Hush explained how he had to pay Freeze for all the equipment, Batman slowly recovered his body's movement. Batman then told Hush to hear his offering and Hush moved closer to Batman, who in turn headbutted Hush in the face and caused the mindless henchmen to come and help their master. Batman freed himself from the restraints of the operating table and fought the waves of mindless henchmen, while Hush used Batman's own Batrope to escape the place. After defeating Hush's henchmen, Batman analyzed the machine in which Selina's heart was being held and contacted Mr. Terrific to tell him all about Hush's plan and the machines that are keeping Selina alive. Mr. Terrific was going to retrieve Selina's heart while Batman chased Hush to stop him once and for all.
Hush discovers the Batcave
Hush is ready to shoot Alfred when Batman comes crashing through a window and tackles Hush to the ground. They start fighting in the living room of Wayne Manor and then they take the fight inside the batcave. Hush abd Batman fall down the starts into the cave and when Hush recovers, the stitches from his face have been ripped open, but he is less concerned about his wounds after he witness the magnitude of the Batcave. Hush starts walking the corridors of the gigantic place and he keeps telling Bruce how it all is a result of a scared child trying to overcompensate over his parents deaths. Hush tells Batman that his parents are probably ashamed of how their fortune is being wasted and that they would like for Bruce to move on. Batman replies that Thomas' parents would probably tell him to surrender, which Hush finds funny, considering the last living moments of his mother...
Thomas and Peyton arrived at Elliot Estate and discovered that there was someone inside the house. Upon entering, they see Mr. Robert Prescott, the Elliot's lawyer leaving the place and Thomas goes to his mother's room. Marla was waiting for him to tell him that he no longer needed to stay with her since she had cut him off from all access to the Elliot's Family funds and that it will be official once Prescott files the paperwork. Thomas is in shock and Peyton, after listening to the situation, takes her car and starts following the lawyer. She causes Prescott's car off the road and into a tree and when Prescott comes out alive, she hits him in the face with a rock, leaving him unconscious and badly injured. Peyton then calls one of her father's henchman and asks him for a favor to take care of the lawyer. Meanwhile, at the house, Thomas can't believe that his mother has destroyed his hopes and dreams and even in those moments, she kept comparing him to Bruce Wayne. Thomas couldn't take it anymore and he revealed the truth about his father's death and how he cut the brakes from the car. Marla was scared after the revelation and soon, Thomas grabbed a pillow and placed it on his mother's face, asphyxiating her while repeating the word "Hush" over and over until she was dead. Peyton entered the room to tell Thomas that she killed Prescott and that his father's people will take care of him. Thomas then came up with a story about how her mother died after an unfortunate accident. Thomas was then in possession of the Elliot's fortune and free to do whatever he wanted with it. After a while, he dumped Peyton and traveled to Paris to start studying medicine school.
After listening to Hush's story, Batman strikes back, but Hush dodges his attack and Batman ends up breaking several glass cases of the trophy room, while Alfred approaches to the Batcomputer. Suddenly, the floor starts trembling and Hush investagates the source of the noise, until he finds Alfred on the computer and decides to put an end to the man's life, but he is stopped by the robotic T-rex that Batman kept as a trophy in the cave. Hush uses his guns to shoot at the mechanical beast and after depleting all his ammo, the robotic T-rex finally comes crumbling down. However, Hush is now without weapons and he is attacked by Robin and Nightwing, who arrived just in time to aid Batman. As he was outnumbered, Hush decides it is time to retreat and he runs towards the Whirly-Bat and starts it to leave the place, with the promise of coming back and finish what he started. Batman, ditches his cape and jumped to the whirly-bat before it reached a high altitude, causing Hush to lose control of the vehicle for a while. Hush was confident that he would succeed, but Batman tells him that he ditched the cape for a reason. Hush notices that the bandages of his face are tangling to the main rotor and it starts to strangle him. Batman jumps off the vehicle and Hush, who was trying to break free, keeps going upwards until he crashed against the ceiling of the cave and exploded along with the vehicle.
A few moments later, Alfred heals some of Bruce's wounds while Robin and Nightwing search for Hush's body in the water below the cave, but all they find are some bloodied bandages and the wrecked whirly-bat. When Alfred finishes stitching Bruce's wounds, he listens to Bruce's worries about Hush's words concerning life and Alfred reassures him that Bruce has no reason to question his own life.
At that moment at the Gotham General Hospital, Dr. Mid-Nite and Mr. Terrific are operating on Selina and placing her heart back into her body. They are sure that Selina will recover after such a hard experience, but they are not entirely sure is she is ever going to be Catwoman again. As Selina is taken to the ICU, her subconscious mind starts wandering out of reality until she meets Zatanna, who wants to apologize with her for giving her a bar card reading, since all she was thinking about was Selina and Bruce and as a result, she didn't foresee the incoming threat of Hush. Selina explains that after their meeting, she was getting dressed to go and see Bruce when Hush attacked her. Selina then realizes that what she is experiencing is not real and she believes that she is dead, but Zatanna assures her otherwise. Before leaving, Zatanna gives Selina an ointment for the scars and she leaves Selina's mind, allowing her to rest and recover.
One night, Bruce goes to visit Selina at the hospital, but when he enters the room, he notices that she is asleep. Bruce starts talking and telling her how Hush's attack on her made him realize how important she is to him and that no matter what happens from now on, she will always be the only woman that capable of holding Bruce's heart and that he wil always love her. Bruce kisses Selina on the forehead as he prepares to leave, but before he can get out, Selina talks to him and tells him that she was awake and listening since he started talking. Bruce and Selina kiss each other, proving their unconditional love for one another.
Selina is resting somewhere in the Caribbean and she records a video adressed to Hush, explaining how exactly did she get her revenge. After she learned everything that he did to her and about his tragic past, Selina realized that he only whay to get revenge was to take away all of the Elliot fortune from him. To achieve this, Selina asked Oracle to retrieve all the bank accounts of Thomas Elliot, she made Holly forge documents to siphon some of his fortune, she told Harley Quinn to steal his money directly from a bank's vault and asked Poison Ivy to retrieve the remaining money from all of Hush's hideout across the city. Later, she told her friend Slam Bradley that Thomas Elliot inflicted her so much pain and he started looking under every rock for him as he already suspected him as a criminal since he was a kid. Selina finishes his video by telling him that she took a great portion of his fortune, but that several millions were sent to charities and shelters.
Hush is hiding on an abandoned building in Gotham and watches the video with rage. His face is covered in bandages once more and he needs crutches to walk. Selina's last message on the video is for Hush to get out of Gotham, which would be very hard now that Thomas Elliot doesn't even have enough money for a bus fare. Hush, defeated and injured, walks away into the darkness of the city.
Appearing in "Batman R.I.P.; Heart of Hush: The Conclusion - The Demon in the Mirror"
Selina Kyle
Mr. Freeze (Flashback only)
Marla Elliot (Flashback only)
Peyton Riley (Flashback only)
Penguin (Cameo)
Slam Bradley (Cameo)
Poison Ivy (Cameo)
Harley Quinn (Cameo)
Oracle (Cameo)
Holly Robinson (Cameo)
Thomas Wayne (In a photograph only)
Martha Wayne (In a photograph only)
Stefan (Single appearance)
Gotham City
Wayne Manor
Batcave
Sacred Heart Convalescent Home (Flashback and main story)
Elliot Estate (Flashback only)
Gotham General Hospital (Cameo)
Iceberg Lounge (Cameo)
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The UK Rightmove House Price number will show if property price growth continues to slow in October, as the UK housing market comes down from a three-decade boom. Japan's Industrial Production figure will be released in the early hours, followed by Switzerland's Total and Domestic Sight Deposit data. In the US session, markets will be looking for a rebound in the US October Empire Manufacturing survey after it dipped to its lowest level in four months in September. US September Retail Sales will be the main release of the afternoon and is a health check on consumers' spending habits, which account for about 70% of US Gross Domestic Product (GDP). The retail sales figure is not price adjusted; therefore, a sharp decline (3.0% MoM) in used auto vehicles prices during the month, along with delayed spending due to Hurricane Florence could depress the headline reading. US August Business Inventories, Canada's September Existing Home Sales, and Bank of Canada (BoC) Q3 business and credit outlook surveys will also be published. New Zealand Q3 inflation data will be released overnight.
Monday is the deadline for Italy to submit its draft budget plans to the European Commission. The country has already announced a deficit of 2.4% of GDP for 2019, putting them in breach of EU rules. The government has stood by its plans, withstanding a sell-off in its sovereign bond market and escalating borrowing costs. Now it must withstand the European Council, who could start an excessive deficit procedure against the nation.
In the early hours of the morning, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) will release the minutes of its October meeting. Curbing a domestic housing market boom and subdued inflation have underpinned the Bank's reasoning for keeping interest rates unchanged for 26 consecutive months. The UK August employment report will show that the economy is quickly approaching its capacity limit. The unemployment rate fell to a four-decade low in July, while regular pay growth from May to July quickened to 2.9% annually, rising 3.1% alone on the month. With productivity growth stalling, any increase in wage growth is inflationary, underpinning the Bank of England's (BoE) predicament in keeping interest rates constant ahead of Brexit. Eurozone August Trade Balance data is expected to rebound modestly after remaining on a downward trend since the beginning of 2018. A stronger trade-weighted Euro and softer demand from Asia is impacting the Eurozone's export growth, a particular problem for Germany. The Eurozone October ZEW Expectations of Economic Growth will also be published.
In the afternoon session, the focus will be on the US September Industrial Production reading. Strong gains in the volatile utilities and auto vehicles sector led to an increase in August, and have many expecting a moderation in September. Surveys of US manufacturing suggest resilient growth in the sector despite a slowdown in output expansion in recent months. This will be followed by the US October NAHB Housing Market Index and the August Treasury International Capital report. The Reserve Bank of Australia's Guy Debelle will speak at some point on Tuesday. The fact he is delivering the speech to a Citi conference means it should have something of interest for financial markets.
Australia will release its September Westpac Leading Index overnight, but the market focus will be on the UK September Consumer Price Index (CPI) released in the European morning. The August release surprised markets with an acceleration in price pressures, despite expectations that the impact of Sterling's past depreciation would continue to fall out of the annual calculation, pushing inflation lower. However, the surprise rise in price pressures was driven by volatile components – computer games, seasonal clothing discounts, theatre tickets, and air and sea fares all played a part. We expect UK inflation to resume its downward trend in September; however, the recent increase in energy prices means moves lower will be more gradual, and inflation is unlikely to fall below the 2.0% target until 2019.
In the US session, there is a host of US housing market data. The US October 12th MBA Mortgage Applications, September Housing Starts, and Building Permits figures will provide a guide to how the US housing market is faring with higher borrowing costs and affordability problems. Canada will publish its August Manufacturing Sales data. The typical focus on the Federal Reserves' minutes of its latest meeting will this time be limited as the dramatic developments in global bond and equity markets since the September 26th meeting makes these minutes relatively stale. Chairman Jerome Powell's press conference following the rate decision also means the Board's decision-making process has now been well explained to markets. The focus will be on the Committee's view of the inflation process, which several Board members have already suggested will determine the pace of rate increases.
October's EU Council meeting has been long hyped as the deadline for a UK-EU agreement on the Withdrawal Bill, but a standoff on the Northern Ireland backstop continues to hamper negotiations. The summit starts with a working dinner on Wednesday night where the state of Brexit negotiations will be reviewed. The key thing to watch for is an announcement of an extra European Council meeting in November, which could pave the way for a final EU-UK Withdrawal Agreement if enough progress is made. With reports of dissent and resignations in Westminster over the current proposal, the goings on in London will be just as important as those in Brussels.
On the speakers' schedule, the BoE's John Cunliffe speaks before lawmakers. He is typically regarded as a dove, but as Deputy Governor for financial stability, his remarks may not stray to monetary policy concerns. The Fed's Lael Brainard speaks but with the conference topic Fintech and Financial Inclusion, and with no Q&A she may not touch on monetary policy. Bundesbank President Jens Wiedmann speaks in Berlin and is sure to sound a hawkish tone.
Japan's September Trade Balance and Australia's September employment report will be key releases overnight. Switzerland reports import and export data for September in the European morning. UK September Retail Sales will be the main economic release of the day and financial markets will be watching to see if UK retail sales finally stumble with many attributing the sector's strong growth to the warmest summer on record. Last month increased retail sales were led by home furnishings, while clothing and food sales fell after a strong July. While UK retail sales growth may well fall, we believe they will remain resilient. UK consumers are finally experiencing real wage growth after a year of inflation undercutting wage gains. This and a tight labour market will continue to support spending power.
In the US session, a number of survey data will be published along with the weekly US Initial and Continuing Jobless Claims. The October Philadelphia Fed Business Outlook, October Bloomberg Economic Expectations and Consumer Confidence, and September Leading Index will all be released.
For the speakers' schedule, Bank of Japan (BoJ) Governor Haruhiko Kuroda speaks in the early hours of Thursday. The European Central Bank's (ECB) centrist Ewald Nowotny puts in a double bill, with two speeches in Austria. The Fed's uber dove James Bullard will talk on the economic outlook, while centrist Randal Quarles will also speak on the same topic.
In the early hours of Friday morning, Japan's CPI ex Fresh Food is expected to inch closer to the 1.0% mark, still only at half the central bank's target. The UK release of public borrowing figures for September will also be revealed. The UK deficit has fallen by about 30.0% over the last year. With UK Prime Minister Theresa May's recent pledge to end austerity and the Chancellor to release the new budget on October 29th, these readings take on renewed importance. Canada will release its September CPI and August Retail Sales data. US September Existing Home Sales are expected to persist with their decline after stabilising in the previous month. The US housing sector continues to feel the effects of increased interest rates and high house prices.
BoJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda will speak in the early European morning. BoE Governor Mark Carney will talk at the New York Economics Club. With the Bank's chief economist recently warning that domestic inflation is on the rise, Carney needs to justify sitting on his hands ahead of Brexit uncertainty while domestic growth increasingly justifies a rate rise. The US Federal Reserve's Raphael Bostic, a centrist, will speak on the economic outlook.


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By the evening of 1 November 2021, India had captured the spotlight in Glasgow. The country announced a new net zero target by 2070, which meant that all major economies in the world now planned to reach zero emissions. To meet this target, India is already setting up some major renewable infrastructure projects.
Image: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the COP26 U.N. Climate Summit in Glasgow, Scotland, Nov. 1, 2021. of picture alliance / ASSOCIATED PRESS | Alastair Grant
India's 2070 date is 20 years later than the promise made by the UK, US and other high-income countries to achieve net zero emissions by 2050. It is also a decade later than China, Russia and Saudi Arabia's pledge to achieve the targets by 2060. However, according to Gagan Sindhu, Director of the Center for Energy, Environment and Water, Centre for Energy Finance (CEEW-CEF), "A lot of people were not necessarily expecting Mr Modi to announce a net zero." Just a few days ahead of COP26, India signed a statement with 24 other countries criticising the inequitable calls for net zero by 2050 from developed countries, referring to it as "climate injustice."
Reports have suggested that India's goal of reaching net zero carbon by 2070 does indeed represent a path towards sustainable development, but it also means the country will need a lot of renewable energy. India is the fourth largest carbon emitter, after China, the US and the EU. With a population of 1.38 billion, the country has very low per capita CO2 emissions, at 1.9 tonnes per person in 2019. This is small compared to the UK's 5.5 tonnes or the 16 tonnes per capita the US emits.
Though the details of India's targets are yet to be disclosed, prime minster Modi has employed the term panchamrit (food used in Hindu and Jain worship comprising five ingredients) to announce the five-point package of measures to achieve green targets by 2030: increase non-fossil energy capacity to 500 GW, fulfil 50 per cent of energy requirement using renewable sources, reduce carbon emissions by one billion tons, reduce the carbon intensity of its economy by 45 per cent and achieve the net zero target by 2070. Achieving the 2030 target alone implies the deployment of more than four times its current renewable energy capacity. However, several questions remain as to how the country is planning to phase out coal production.
Renewable projects
Beyond announcing the net zero target, India has used the opportunity presented by COP26 to try and secure funds to set up some of the required infrastructure for the future. During the summit, prime minster Modi called for a $1 trillion fund for developing countries to fight the climate crisis, and raised concerns about the commitment of other countries, "we should be increasing pressure on the countries who are not able to honour their promises."
In addition, Modi launched a number of cross-border renewable energy projects, such as the solar infrastructure project One Solar, One World and One Grid and the Green Grids Initiative, a plan to create an interconnected solar power grid. According to the official statement, this grid will help countries connect to a power source and aims to reduce the dependence on the sun for solar energy by feeding extra solar energy into a grid system . The plan, backed by more than 80 nations, could see excess renewable power being sent to areas with deficits.
Gagan Sindhu supports this development saying, "Similar solutions exist on a smaller scale". Viking Link is one such initiative, involving the UK and Denmark sharing wind power generated via a transmission grid spread over 760 km of submarine cables.
Dr Gerhard Salge, Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer at Hitachi Energy, expressed the excitement of other countries about this new announcement. "Modi's announcement is totally in keeping with the vision that the companies have. Such cross-border interventions not only benefit India, but help with the faster deployment of technology," he said.
Sindhu, for his part, said these infrastructure projects work because the climate crisis itself is a global issue. "Inherently, when we are grappling with issues of such magnitude, it is natural that solutions and opportunities will be of a cross-border nature," says Sindhu. In addition to investment and infrastructure, India's space agency, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), will generate and disseminate satellite data and predictions for small island nations to strengthen and increase preparedness in these countries.
India also launched the Infrastructure for Resilient Island States initiative (IRIS), which aims to support sustainable infrastructure that can withstand climate shocks, thus protecting lives and livelihoods. IRIS is the first major programme to be launched under the international partnership Coalition of Disaster Resilience Infrastructure, initiated by India two years ago.
"It's not possible for any one country, no matter how big or wealthy, to insulate themselves from this environmental crisis or solve it alone. Ultimately, effectively demonstrating international leadership on the climate front can bring benefits that extend to other areas as well," adds Sindhu.
Monika Mondal is an independent environment journalist, from India. If not eating, reading or writing, she must be scraping waste to work on some shabby DIY project. She lives a minimalist life, speaks Hindi, Bangla, English, and has been a beginner level Spanish and Italian speaker for over 2 years, with little success.
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Runnin' Utes Sign Four Recruits In 2020 Class
By Trevor Allen, KSL Sports
Head coach Larry Krystkowiak of Utah Utes reacts during the first half of the college basketball game against the Arizona Wildcats at McKale Center on January 5, 2017 in Tucson, Arizona. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah – The University of Utah men's basketball team picked up four recruits on National Signing Day in college basketball.
Two players are four-star prospects and rated in the top 100 and the other two are three-star recruits with one coming from the state of Utah.
Utah has the top recruiting class in the Pac-12 and the seventh-best in the nation.
Ian Martinez
Martinez is a 6'3, 165-pound four-star shooting guard from J Serra Catholic High School in San Juan Capistrano, California. He is the son of new Utah assistant coach Henry Martinez. The scoring guard was rated as the 9th best prospect in the state of California, the 10th best shooting guard and No. 58 in the nation.
#UteNation help us officially welcome Ian Martinez🇨🇷 to the Utah Basketball Family!#GoUtes🏀🔴 pic.twitter.com/msBDGXOiwR
— Utah Basketball🏀 (@UtahMBB) November 13, 2019
He is an athletic wing that can create his own shot and can help create for others. Martinez is a strong perimeter shooter and has fairly long arms for his size. His other offers included Ole Miss, Arizona, Arizona State, Cal State Northridge, Long Beach State, Pepperdine, San Diego State, and USC.
Caleb Lohner
Lohner is a 6'6, 200-pound small forward from Texas, but is playing his final year of high school at Wasatch Academy in Mount Pleasant, Utah. He is a four-star prospect that is rated the second highest-rated recruit from Utah, No. 31 small forward and No. 93 in the nation.
#UteNation help us officially welcome Caleb Lohner🇺🇸 to the Utah Basketball Family!#GoUtes🏀🔴 pic.twitter.com/0E00wqAcpU
He has good length at 6'6 and can run the floor well and can make some sharp passes. His shooting is good and has the ability to attack the basket using his ball-handling skills. Lohner is also a strong rebounder. He received offers from Baylor, BYU, Kansas State, TCU, Texas, and Texas A&M.
Pelle Larsson
Larsson is a 6'5, 200-pound combo guard from Sweden. He is a three-star prospect, who is the No. 11 rated combo guard. In Sweden, he averages over 7 rebounds per game, which is impressive at 6'5. He is a scorer, who can also make sharp passes to his teammates. Larsson can play the point guard or the shooting guard but is primarily a shooting guard.
#UteNation help us officially welcome Pelle Larsson🇸🇪 to the Utah Basketball Family!#GoUtes🏀🔴 pic.twitter.com/EK9xJvMRij
He received one other offer before choosing Utah, which was from San Francisco.
Mason Falslev
Falslev is a 6'3, 180-pound guard from Sky View High School in Smithfield, Utah. He is a three-star recruit and is the fifth highest-rated prospect in the state of Utah. Falslev is also a wide receiver for the football team, which means he has great hands that will benefit his game in basketball.
#UteNation help us officially welcome Mason Falslev🇺🇸 to the Utah Basketball Family!#GoUtes🏀🔴 pic.twitter.com/EiuyKGT9uP
He is an athletic wing that can get to the rim. The local prospect could carve out a role with the Utes. He verbally committed last year.
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The Tallahassee Democrat has spotlighted the work of Florida State University Art faculty member Denise Bookwalter in an article published this weekend.
The article references multiple exhibitions Bookwalter has completed in the past. One such exhibition, titled "Shaping," explored the tactile experience of textiles on the body using wools, cottons and silks.
The series was accompanied by a set of large prints made from handmade paper with printed woodcut images. Another, called "Swatch," used small laser- cut etchings to play with the ideas of color and ink mimicking textiles. She then took those small samples and digitally printed them onto fabric that was then fashioned into aprons that the viewer could try on and wear.
This week, Bookwalter will host a conference titled "Conspire: Collaboration, Cooperation, Collection," which focuses on the interdisciplinary aspects of bookmaking and how it brings together artists, scholars, writers and others from many different disciplines. It also affords the opportunity to showcase the Small Craft Advisory Press (SCAP), an organization she began at FSU that facilitates collaborative artist books, giving tours of their letterpress and other equipment.
In addition to the conference, Bookwalter will hold an exhibition at the William Johnston gallery called "Flash Point," which will exhibit Bookwalter's collaborative books with other artists in SCAP.
To read the Tallahassee Democrat's full article on Bookwalter and her work, please visit their website.


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Carly Rae Jepsen Announces New Album 'Dedicated'
By Joshua Bote
Published April 1, 2019 at 11:25 AM CDT
Carly Rae Jepsen comes back with Dedicated on May 17.
On this day, we are truly blessed. Spring is in the air, the LA Times just eviscerated the New York Times as an April Fools' gag. And, more importantly, Carly Rae Jepsen has announced a brand new album. (It's not an April Fools' gag, we swear.)
Carly Rae Jepsen is dropping Dedicated, her first full-length album following the runaway cult success of E•MO•TION (both its proper release and its arguably just-as-good Side B). It's due out May 17 on Schoolboy / Interscope Records, with a tour starting July 17.
No word on an official tracklist yet, unfortunately. February's "Now That I Found You" and "No Drug Like Me" will be on the album, but no word on "Party for One." But based on what we've heard, we're pretty stoked on what's to come from Carly.
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Starlight or Starlet (French: Étoilette) is a French literary fairy tale by Marie-Madeleine de Lubert. It was included in her revised edition, published in 1753, of Henriette-Julie de Murat's last novel,  Les Lutins du château de Kernosy (The Sprites of Kernosy Castle, 1710), which is why it is often attributed to Madame de Murat.

Synopsis

A king, whose kingdom was constantly imperiled by another king, had an only son who had fallen in love with a slave, Starlight.  Her family was quite unknown, but he cared nothing for anything but her.  Angry, the queen had the slave imprisoned in a tower. A beautiful white cat kept her company. The prince despaired. His father, because of a new attack, implored him to lead the army. The prince did, and the father promised that no one had harmed Starlight and that he would see her when he returned. He led the army and utterly defeated the other king's, capturing the king himself, but the king reneged on his promise.  The prince freed the captive king, and the king and queen had him imprisoned.  One day, Starlight confided to her cat that she was certain he had forgotten her, and the cat answered that he was also imprisoned. The cat then revealed herself as the fairy Ermine White, and told her that she was a princess. She gave her a box to be opened in her worst need, turned the tower in a stair for her escape, and made her promise to never tell who had freed her. She found the prince, and they concluded that she had to hide, which would cause his parents to free him, and send him a message of her refuge. The white cat warned them that the king's men were coming, and Starlight fled.

She found her way to the forest, where centaurs found her; this was where they had taken refuge after the unpleasantness with the Lapiths at the wedding of Pirithous.  They let her stay with them, and one bore her message to the court, that the prince could hunt a white doe with silver hooves in their forest.  They met there, and went to the sea, where they found a marvelous ship awaiting them, with white cats as the sailors.  They set sail, but Starlight confided in the prince how she had been rescued, and a storm overtook them.  The waves separated them, carrying them to different countries. The prince was carried to a quiet country, where the women did the fighting, with crabapples.  He found the king abed, resting, while his wife fought the war; he thrashed him and made him go to war himself; once there, he routed the enemies.  But the kingdom was attacked and defeated, and the prince taken prisoner, whereupon he was put in a boat and lost consciousness.

When he regained consciousness, he found himself in a ship that sailed by itself, back to his parents' kingdom, where he learned they had died of grief, and he was now king.  He made peace with the centaurs but was always sad.  His subjects proposed that he marry; he told them that he wished to marry only Starlight, but even a reward brought no news of her.

Starlight had washed ashore and been found by a king who sheltered her.  One day, his queen asked her for her story, and telling it, she revealed she was their long-lost daughter.  Her father resolved to marry her to a neighboring king.  She opened the box and was surrounded by a cloud that darkened her skin and made her ugly.  The fairy Ermine-White carried her off, back to her prince, and in his court, she became herself again.  They married.

Versions
The tale is sometimes known as Ismir et Étoilette.

The tale was inserted into the narrative of Les Lutins du chateau de Kernosy as a story-within-a-story, told by one of the characters, the Comte de Tourmeil.

Analysis
Scholarship points out that Starlight, or Étoilette, is an adaptation of mediaeval French chantefable Aucassin and Nicolette.

References

External links
 Étoilette (pp. 319-371) at Project Gutenberg (in French)

French fairy tales


Tim...... this one's for you..... The new face for Aussie swimwear label Seafolly and Victoria's Secret Angel...... Miranda Kerr. I remember I was in Year 7 when she won the Dolly magazine Impulse model competition.
I remember walking to the newsagency to buy the magazine before school at Bondi Junction and I remember wondering who would win..... I thought it would be this other girl , Cassie. But it was 13 year old Miranda.


From Rossier Online this comprehensive guide for the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) will become your "go to" resource for questions from parents and new educators. Come away with a thorough understanding of the four strands and the standards for ELA, as well as the standards for Math. Both Math and ELA have six shifts in standards explained in everyday language for better understanding. Also, find sections for Understanding CCSS Assessments and an explanation of the three different Types of Tests used at the time of this review. Get help with teaching parents about CCSS, and explore the Tools and Resources for just about any need you can think of for the classroom and community.
Share with all teachers, not just new teachers, as part of back to school planning and activities. Create your own (shortened) list of advice for new teachers in your school and district. Share with student teachers as a starting point for discussing how to handle different situations they will face as new teachers. Make a list of pertinent explanations for parents at back-to-school night or as a handout.
Thingiverse offers over 15,000 3D printing designs and enough lesson plans to keep a classroom busy all school year. All free! Discover lessons for K-5, 6-8, 9-12 and university levels. Also, find lessons categorized by subject. By clicking on any of these categories, you can then search the new page by both grade level and subject i.e. K-5 and Special Education. Find Collections like Quick Projects, Building Bridges, and Featured Projects. If you are really into 3D and want to design your own project, you can do that at Thingiverse, too. Thingiverse's 3D printing documents from this tool only work on MakerBot or Stratasys printers.
Whether you are a STEM or STEAM educator or teach woods or metal shop, there is something here for everyone. Are you setting up a makerspace and want to include 3D projects? Find more than you can imagine at Thingiverse. Many lessons address Next Generation Science Standards and Common Core State Standards, too. History, math, and language arts teachers may enjoy Cryptography: Sending Secret Messages and could extend it into a cross-curricular project; look at Egyptian Hieroglyphs - Making a Cartouche, too. ELA teachers, take a look at the Book Report project to create 3D Keychains having elements of the character's personality and challenges. Art teachers be sure to check out Art Connector Set SVG Conversion Project where your students can turn their drawing into a sculpture! These are just a few of the many lesson plans and projects to look into on Thingiverse. Cut down the time it takes to discover interesting projects by allowing time in class for students to explore in categories selected by you.
As part of their extensive vocabulary site, MyVocabulary.com includes over 90 word puzzles practicing Greek and Latin root words. This site includes alignment of activities to Common Core Standards. Find 90 additional prefix studies on page 2 here.
Include these activities as part of any lessons on prefixes. Use words found on this site as a starting point, then challenge students to find additional words with the same prefixes.
Learn to recognize the power of communication and understand today's "new" forms of propaganda through critical analysis and discussion using tools found on Mind Over Media. Browse through the site to learn the four techniques used to influence others along with specific examples. Be sure to check out the section for teachers that includes a complete six-lesson curriculum aligned to Common Core and other National Standards. Share a link to this site for parents to use as a resource for discussing ways people try to influence teens at home. The videos reside on YouTube. If your district blocks YouTube, the videos may not be viewable. You could always view them at home and bring them to class "on a stick" to share. Use a tool such as Freemake Video Converter, reviewed here, to download the videos from YouTube.
Discover the many ready-to-go free lesson ideas to include with classroom discussions of propaganda and persuasive advertising techniques. Share the Learn section with students as part of a flipped lesson, then have students provide examples of propaganda they find on TV or the Internet. Ask students to find advertising demonstrating two opposing points of view, then, with younger or less technically experienced students, use an online tool such as Interactive Two Circle Venn Diagram, reviewed here, to compare and contrast information found. With older or more technically experienced students, use a tool such as XMind, reviewed here, to create a chart or mind map to make the comparison.
PracTutor is designed to help students master Common Core Standards for math and language arts through online videos and practice. The content is customized based on student skills through the use of pre-tests of standards. Free accounts allow users to add an unlimited number of students, customize curriculum, and receive detailed insights and reports.
Create your classroom account and add rosters manually or give students a class code to join your class. Next, introduce this site on an interactive whiteboard or with a projector. If you are lucky enough to have a class set of mobile devices, allow students to use PracTutor while you work directly with individuals or small groups of students. PracTutor is an excellent way to supplement instruction for both gifted and special needs students. Visit the bottom of the pricing and overview sections for ideas for implementing this site in your classroom. Be sure to share login information with parents for student practice at home.
ABMC Education's Understanding Sacrifice takes you beyond the facts and figures of World War II battles and provides activities based on the stories of fallen American heroes. Browse the site to find Northern Europe and Mediterranean battle sites or learn about individual fallen heroes. Choose the Activities link to view lessons correlated to Common Core Standards for grades 6-12. Search options also allow you to find lessons by grade level or subject. The videos reside on YouTube. If your district blocks YouTube, the videos may not be viewable. You could always view them at home and bring them to class "on a stick" to share. Use a tool such as Freemake Video Converter, reviewed here, to download the videos from YouTube.
This site is a must-see for any teachers of World War II history. Take students beyond the information about battles to learn about individuals and their role and sacrifices. Be sure to take advantage of the extensive information included in each activity including assessments, lesson extensions, and adaptations. Have students choose one of the stories, then research the battle to learn more about the event's relationship to the war. Extend student learning by having them create maps using Animaps, reviewed here. Students can add text, images, and battle locations to tell the story of fallen heroes. Ask local veterans to visit your classroom and share their stories with your class.
Collect data about plants, learn about climate change, and participate by posting your findings for both with Project Budburst. Join Project Budburst and become part of a community of citizen scientists! Record the observations of first leafing, first flower, etc. (especially for native plant species), and have them reported to a national database. Under the education tab at the top find a grade level (K-12, Informal Education, Higher Education, Buddies, and more). For K-12 there are lists for National Science Education Standards (NSES) and Common Core Standards for English Language Arts and Mathematics. Under each level find helpful guides for using the site, supplemental activities, and videos. There is no need to register to enjoy these features. However, registration allows for reporting data and becoming a citizen scientist. If your district blocks YouTube, the videos may not be viewable. You could always view them at home and bring them to class "on a stick" to share. Use a tool such as Freemake Video Converter, reviewed here, to download the videos from YouTube.
Bring your science class to life and the "real world" for students using Project BudBurst's free resources. Captivate student interest by having them discover the importance of nature and our interactions with it. Participants must be 13 years of age to set up an account. Be sure to click the "I am an Educator" option to facilitate the participation of younger students, by creating a teacher account. Younger students do not require an email or personal information this way. Add to the growing database and document plant phenology as seen in your area. As you discuss various types of plants, assign students to take pictures of the stages observed, make observations about the stages, and create an infographic sharing their findings using Canva Infographic Creator, reviewed here.
Common Core Lesson Plans offers three easy to use templates for designing professional looking lesson plans with language correlated to Common Core Standards. Begin by choosing the content from Math, Science, or English links. Click the link to start creating your lesson plan. Use the template to add lesson planning information within the template. When finished, print or save as a PDF or Word document. Create a free account to save finished products directly on FormSwift. You must provide the actual standards for your lesson plan.
Take advantage of these lesson plan templates for lesson planning using Common Core Standards. If you don't teach using Common Core, these templates are still useful for lesson planning. Change the portion with standards to meet your goals and objectives for individual lessons. Use these templates when collaborating on lessons with other educators as a way to maintain consistency in planning. Share these templates with other teachers during professional development sessions.
MathGames offers a large variety of math games and interactive questions for grades preK-8 all fully aligned to Common Core Standards. Choose a grade to start, or choose by skills. Other options allow users to choose by grade level standards. Registration isn't necessary to play individual games; however, enrollment as a teacher provides additional features. Input your class to receive detailed progress reports as well as leaderboards and student competitions.
MathGames is perfect for practice with many different math concepts. Include a link to games on your class website or classroom computers. Be sure to share games with parents for play at home. Take advantage of the free registration to register your class to follow student progress and challenge students to increase scores. Ask students to write blog entries replacing pen and paper and sharing their learning and understanding for each game using Telegra.ph, reviewed here. This blog creator requires no registration. If you are teaching younger students and looking for an easy way to integrate technology and check for understanding, challenge your students to create a blog using Edublog, reviewed here. Take this a step further enhance students' learning by to picking the game they learned the most from and make a feature video about it using Biteable, reviewed here. Biteable claims to be "the world's simplest video maker," and they may be right. If you teach using Common Core Standards, this site is excellent for finding practice activities aligned to the standards. Measure student growth for Common Core Standards using Edulastic, reviewed here.
Virtual Debate offers online examples and resources for conducting virtual debates. The debates are for middle school level students, and schools sign up to debate new topics each school year. Choose a year beginning with 2013 to view topics and archived recordings from Google Hangout debate sessions. This site also includes extensive debate preparation resources such as expert interviews and online folders containing rubrics, lesson plans, and judging sheets. If your district blocks YouTube, the videos may not be viewable. You could always view them at home and bring them to class "on a stick" to share. Use a tool such as Freemake Video Converter, reviewed here, to download the videos from YouTube.
Take advantage of the many resources on the Virtual Debate site and enroll your class in a debate. Be sure to preview previous debates with your students and use already-created materials as you prepare. Even if you don't want to participate through this site, the many available materials offer a rich opportunity for including debate in your classroom. Consider creating your own debate (virtual or not) with another classroom in your school or district. Topics could include any curricular or current events topic such as use of social media, elections, or environmental issues. One bonus of using debates in the classroom is the many opportunities to engage students in non-fiction writing to meet Common Core Standards.
Guinness World Records offers an eight-page teacher's guide including STEM-friendly activities and Common Core connections for quick and easy download to your computer. Fill out the short form with your name and email to access the guide. Based on actual world records, activities challenge students to engage in research then share their findings through maps, drawings, or writing projects.
Download and print the teacher's guide for use in your classroom. Use activities as math and science centers, or for group research projects. Have students create online posters sharing their research either individually or together as a class using a tool such as PicFont, reviewed here, or PicLits, reviewed here. Use an online tool such as Interactive Two Circle Venn Diagram, reviewed here, when comparing and contrasting different world records.
The Lowdown connects the newsroom to the classroom through timely multimedia articles featuring the latest news. Convert any post to PDF for easy printing and sharing. Search using a keyword or choose links to find lesson plans, interactives, and videos. Many features include alignment to Common Core Standards. If your district blocks YouTube, videos may not be viewable.
Achieve two goals with this very people-friendly site: provide quality non-fiction reading materials and the latest in current events. Use this site to differentiate reading materials by student interest. Encourage students to explore the site on their own. Be sure to include a link on classroom computers and your class website for students to access at any time. Flip your class and assign the reading to do at home. Then, have students create a simple infographic sharing findings from The Lowdown with their classmates using Infogram, reviewed here. Have cooperative learning groups create weekly podcasts with news from around the world. Use a site such as podOmatic, reviewed here.
Use Revue to create a personal or professional email newsletter in minutes. No more tedious hours putting your newsletter together. Compose it in minutes, preview it, and schedule when you'd like it to be shared. Also, share on Twitter, Medium, Tumblr, Pocket, and RSS feeds. Revue has a browser extension to make it easy to add to your newsletter while searching the Internet and then load up content at any time. The free part of Revue allows you to have 50 subscribers. Sign up with your name and email, or Twitter, Google, or Facebook account. Be sure to check out the comprehensive FAQ section.
Consider using Revue to create a daily newsletter about what students learned in class, and then present it as a recap at the beginning of the next day. Be sure to add images and charts where possible for visual students. Eventually, students could do this on their own at the end of the class. A newsletter would build an excellent learning journal and could be used to study for a test, or as a source for writing a final essay. Writing for digital publication is an important element of Common Core writing. In science and math classes, students can design a newsletter about a famous scientist or mathematician. In science class, students can develop a newsletter to explain to a younger student about cells, life cycles, a biome, or any science topic. Do an author study with the end project being a newsletter. For literature circle end projects have the group create a newsletter about the plot and characters. Create digital newsletters for any subject or topic: explain an event in history, demonstrate different types of animals or habitats. With the Revue newsletter tool, it will almost seem effortless to send home a weekly or monthly newsletter to parents with ongoing news of class activities, announcements, schedules, and more.
Find 500 Prompts for Narrative and Personal writing from the New York Times (NYT) Learning Network categorized by topics including Childhood Memories, Music, Movies, Theater and Television, Overcoming Adversity, Morality and Religion, and too many more to mention here. Each prompt is based on an article in the NYT. Click the prompt to go the article.
These prompts are not just for language arts teachers. Science and Social Studies teachers will find many prompts to use in Beliefs, Politics and Current Events, and other categories. Digital storytelling incorporates many Common Core Standards and is a possibility in any classroom. To incorporate digital storytelling into your class use a tool like Slidestory, reviewed here, or challenge students to create a Found Poem from the news article using Word Mover, reviewed here.
Take advantage of the many ideas on this site for a class blog and student bloggers. Create a link to the list on classroom computers for student use when looking for blog suggestions. After writing about several different prompts, challenge students to choose one and create a short story or poem. Want to learn more about blogs? Check out TeachersFirst's Blog Basics.
Edore offers Common Core based lessons that connects learning to real life concepts and interests. Sign up to collect and organize lessons, customize materials for your needs, create content, and assign activities. Search by grade level or keyword to find activities based on popular movies, T.V. shows, and sports figures. If your district blocks YouTube, then they may not be viewable.
Take advantage of the many lessons and activities on Edore to motivate reluctant learners through information that interests them. Even if you don't teach using Common Core Standards, activities on the site can be modified to match any curriculum. Use activities on this site as a model for creating lessons featuring pop culture that relates to your students. Assign sets found on Edore to your class as practice and review of concepts taught in class.
Design Challenge Learning offers several lesson plans correlated to Common Core and Next Generation Science Standards based on STEM concepts. Begin your search by choosing the length of lesson from under an hour, one to two hours, or lessons that cover multiple sessions. Another option provides a five-lesson unit on Seismic Engineering. Each lesson includes questioning prompts, vocabulary, and information on core concepts.
Take advantage of the many free lesson plans offered at Design Challenge Learning to teach science concepts. Create a class wiki with additional resources for experimenting with science. Not comfortable with wikis? Check out the TeachersFirst Wiki Walk-Through. Have cooperative learning groups create podcasts demonstrating their understanding of one of the concepts. Use a site such as podOmatic, reviewed here, and then post them on the wiki or on your class web page.
Use the lessons, discussion questions, and news articles provided by NewseumEd to help young adults understand what media literacy is and to tell the difference between good and bad information. Though the lessons seem to center around a visit to Newseum and their galleries, there is a lot to be learned just by examining and discussing the materials presented here. There are discussion questions, media issues to think about, suggested in-class activities, and worksheets. Find a Unit plan with lessons that are standards aligned and Common Core compatible. The Unit plan and worksheets are available in both PDF and Word document formats.
Take advantage of the free lessons, discussion questions, sample articles, and worksheets offered for use in your classroom. Divide students into small groups and assign different discussion questions and activities to each group. Allow all older students to have a voice in the small group by using a chat service like Flock, reviewed here. Challenge the small groups to create a slide presentation using Swipe, reviewed here, demonstrating information learned. With Swipe students can add videos, images and documents making them all interactive. Note: with Flock students can also start planning the presentation and keep the plan for 30 days. If you cannot make a field trip to the Newseum for the Gallery Guide Handout, you can do a Google search for Who Controls the News and find many free resources.


One tile many patterns: Play! Putting a number of Play tiles together they connect to build a total composition. The beauty of this concept: Differing from conventional pattern tiles, this composition can be freely modified by rotating several tiles 90, 180 or 270. A single tile allows you to design an incredible amount of various patterns. Those can be used to define different sections, e.g. gangways and lounge areas in public spaces. A planning software helps the customer to explore the possibilities of Play. Let's Play!
Spacey Loo or Giant Smoking Pipe?
where can i purchase this tile?
Check out the designers website Maria. I'd like to purchase it as well.


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A mass burial is held for more than 2,400 fetal remains found in a garage in Illinois
By Faith Karimi, CNN
A mass burial was held in Indiana on Wednesday for the more than 2,400 fetal remains found last year in the Illinois garage of a doctor who performed abortions.Dr. Ulrich Klopfer operated three abortion clinics in South Bend, Indiana, before his license was suspended in 2015. He died on Sept. 3.While going through his belongings after his death, his family found medically-preserved remains at his home in Will County -- about 45 miles from Chicago.Investigators found 2,246 fetal remains in the doctor's garage and additional ones in the trunk of his vehicle.Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill held the burial at a cemetery in South Bend, "keeping them together in rest, each of them connected by their common fate," he said."Today, we finally memorialize the 2,411 unborn babies whose remains were senselessly hoarded by Dr. Ulrich Klopfer after he performed the abortions from 2000 to 2003," Hill said at the burial. "These babies deserved better than a cold, dark garage or the trunk of a car."Remains were in sealed bags When the remains were found at the doctor's home, they were inside small, sealed plastic bags that contained a chemical used to preserve biological material. The bags were in boxes that were mixed in with other storage boxes.County officials did not provide details on how investigators determined they were from nearly two decades ago."The condition they are in, it is clear that they are older," James Glasgow, the Will County state's attorney, said at the time.Investigators also found abandoned medical records in Klopfer's abortion clinics in Indiana. He did not follow Indiana law for disposal of the fetal remains and the filing of the proper paperwork, Glasgow said.There is no evidence any medical procedures were conducted at the doctor's property, according to the sheriff's office.After the remains were found last year, they were transferred to the Indiana district attorney.
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (Video from WSBT via CNN) —
A mass burial was held in Indiana on Wednesday for the more than 2,400 fetal remains found last year in the Illinois garage of a doctor who performed abortions.
Dr. Ulrich Klopfer operated three abortion clinics in South Bend, Indiana, before his license was suspended in 2015. He died on Sept. 3.
While going through his belongings after his death, his family found medically-preserved remains at his home in Will County -- about 45 miles from Chicago.
Investigators found 2,246 fetal remains in the doctor's garage and additional ones in the trunk of his vehicle.
Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill held the burial at a cemetery in South Bend, "keeping them together in rest, each of them connected by their common fate," he said.
"Today, we finally memorialize the 2,411 unborn babies whose remains were senselessly hoarded by Dr. Ulrich Klopfer after he performed the abortions from 2000 to 2003," Hill said at the burial. "These babies deserved better than a cold, dark garage or the trunk of a car."
Remains were in sealed bags
When the remains were found at the doctor's home, they were inside small, sealed plastic bags that contained a chemical used to preserve biological material. The bags were in boxes that were mixed in with other storage boxes.
County officials did not provide details on how investigators determined they were from nearly two decades ago.
"The condition they are in, it is clear that they are older," James Glasgow, the Will County state's attorney, said at the time.
Investigators also found abandoned medical records in Klopfer's abortion clinics in Indiana. He did not follow Indiana law for disposal of the fetal remains and the filing of the proper paperwork, Glasgow said.
There is no evidence any medical procedures were conducted at the doctor's property, according to the sheriff's office.
After the remains were found last year, they were transferred to the Indiana district attorney.


The paper by Breunig et al. represents an elegant set of experiments, performed by a talented young investigator and aimed at dissecting the molecular mechanisms responsible for postnatal neurogenesis. Using tamoxofen-inducible Notch1 knockout mice and inducible Notch intracellular domain (NICD) transgenic mice, the authors show that Notch acts as a molecular "cell fate trigger" for determining the proliferation versus differentiation decision. Specifically, loss of Notch1 caused progenitors to exit the cell cycle while conversely, overexpression of the constitutively active NICD domain caused a striking three- to fourfold increase in proliferating cells in the dentate gyrus and subgranular zone. Importantly, the investigators validated their findings in this system by taking a pharmacological approach, where they used γ-secretase inhibition to recapitulate the effects observed in the inducible Notch1 knockout mice.
These findings have relevance for Alzheimer disease (AD) at a number of levels. The guiding principle for γ-secretase inhibition as an AD therapeutic approach has been the amyloid cascade hypothesis, which in its simplest form puts forth that cerebral amyloidosis produces a series of pathological downstream events that perpetrate AD. However, the results of Breunig et al. lead us to question whether such a therapeutic avenue will, in principle, be beneficial. This is because reducing amyloidosis by γ-secretase inhibition may come at the cost of shutting down adult neurogenesis occurring in the brains of AD patients. That is, of course, assuming that adult neurogenesis is even beneficial for reducing AD severity, a premise that remains questionable.
These results also cause us to critically consider the intersection between Notch and amyloid precursor protein (APP), which, as the above editorial rightly points out, both have γ-secretase cleavage in common. Does γ-secretase indiscriminately cleave both molecules, or does it perhaps give "preferential treatment" to one or the other? The latter has been suggested by the work of Paul Greengard's group, who have shown that Gleevec is able to reduce APP cleavage/Aβ generation while leaving Notch cleavage unperturbed (Netzer et al., 2003). An answer to this question may allow for a more tailored AD therapeutic strategy aimed at reducing cerebral amyloidosis without the potentially unwanted side effect of shutting down adult neurogenesis.
Netzer WJ, Dou F, Cai D, Veach D, Jean S, Li Y, Bornmann WG, Clarkson B, Xu H, Greengard P. Gleevec inhibits beta-amyloid production but not Notch cleavage. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2003 Oct 14;100(21):12444-9. PubMed.


If you write fiction, you need world building. It's the skeleton of your story: though unseen, those bones determine the shape of the beast.
I recently had the honor of co-leading a panel at Geek Girl Con all about world building (you can hear the audio and read the notes here), so I've been giving the topic a lot of thought. I want this to help you no matter what genre you write, so this post will cover broad but powerful principles.
Buckle your seatbelt. It's time to dive into advanced world building.
This entry was posted in Publishing and tagged Ruthanne Reaid, The Write Practice, world building, writing tips on October 30, 2015 by First Edition Design Publishing.


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Letter from an Unknown Woman (, transliterated as Ressalah min emraa maghoula) is an Egyptian film released on October 22, 1962. The film is directed by Salah Abu Seif, based on the titular short story by Austrian writer Stefan Zweig, and produced by Salah Zulfikar, while it stars Farid al-Atrash and Lobna Abdel Aziz.

Cast
 Farid al-Atrash (Ahmed Sameh)
 Lobna Abdel Aziz (Amal)
 Mary Mounib (Khadija, Amal's mother)
 Amina Rizk (Amal's aunt)
 Fakher Fakher (Ibrahim Aman, Ahmed's servant)
 Abdel Moneim Ibrahim (Dr. Monem)
 Laila Karim (Nevine)
 Hussein el-Sayed (Said Kamel)
 Yaqoub Mikhail (Umar Mahfouz)
 Abdel Ghani Nagdi (Fawaz al-Ghafir)
 Nawal Abul Foutouh
 Ezzat El Alaili (Ahmed Sameh's friend)

Synopsis
Ahmed Sameh (Farid al-Atrash) is a famed singer-songwriter who lives a life of dissipation as he indulges in alcohol and women. He remains a deceptively lonely bachelor despite the efforts of associates such as Dr. Monem (Abdel Moneim Ibrahim) and Nevin (Laila Karim) to make marriage matches for him. On his birthday, Ahmed receives a lengthy letter he would have thrown away save for a note on the envelope saying it reveals an unknown secret in his life, and so he promptly reads what turns out to be a missive from a girl named Amal (Lobna Abdel Aziz), a former neighbor who peeped at him from her window. She falls in love with his music and threw her pillowcase on his balcony to enter his house, where she befriends Ibrahim Aman (Fakher Fakher), Ahmed's servant; on her way out, she encounters Ahmed, who praises the beauty of her eyes and gifts her a box of chocolates.

Amal's mother Khadija (Mary Mounib), marries a man named Umar Mahfouz Yaqoub Mikhail, and they move to Mansoura. Amal finishes her studies and fields a proposal from Hosni (Kamal el-Zeiny), but she dismisses her suitor and travels to Cairo to live with her aunt Fatima (Amina Rizk) and work at an insurer. She stalks Sameh's house several times until she is caught by Ibrahim, who asks her to stay awhile at the apartment, where he tells her all the latest on Ahmed. She visits the distraught man and is slashed by his car wheels, for which he apologizes. They travel a deserted road back and his car hits a pothole, so Fawaz al-Ghafir (Abdel Ghani Nagdi) calls them a valet back to one of the empty apartments, thinking that they are a couple; they consummate the relationship that he forgot and that he remembered.

Fatima says the situation needs to be hidden after visiting Ibrahim and finding Sameh still non-responsive. Amal takes her leave from work to give birth to a son she names Sameh (Youssef Hosni and returns to work with a wedding ring. She gets to know Mr. Said Kamel (Hussein el-Sayed), a client of the insurer who helps her in her work. She encounters Ahmed, who tells her he thought he had seen her before, once again and goes to his house, only to leave when he thinks she was a prostitute. A speeding car hits Sameh Jr., who needs a blood transfusion. Unable to secure his blood type, Amal sends for Ahmed, who rushes to the hospital to donate blood to his son.

External links
 El Cinema page
 IMDb page

References

Egyptian drama films
1962 films
Films based on works by Stefan Zweig


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