text:
Halftime Sports
Halftime Leisure
Fresh Voices
First Time Long Time
Who's on First?
The Untitled Leisure Project
The Reel Pulpit
Harry Pottercast
She Runs the World
Past Podcasts
How to Join the Voice
Fissue '17
Tag: Title IX
Faculty letter calls for transparency, reform in student conduct proceedings
By: Katherine Randolph
Content warning: This article discusses sexual harassment and assault. In a Dec. 12 letter to University President John DeGioia obtained by the Voice, members of Georgetown's faculty and staff asked Georgetown to modify and explain its policies towards Title IX concerns and expressed support for survivors of assault, harassment, and misconduct. According to the letter,…
Harassment reporting structures are broken—GAGE provides a solution
My years at Georgetown as a PhD student were undoubtedly the most difficult years of my life. This was not because of the rigor of coursework and research activities, as one might expect. The most burdensome of my experiences was grappling with the reality that my safety as a graduate worker was not a priority…
Students, administration discuss Campus Climate Survey results
By: Sarah Watson
Faculty and administration held a listening session on Oct. 21 to discuss the latest Campus Climate Survey on Sexual Assault and Misconduct Report, conducted in February 2019. The survey had a response rate of 38.9 percent with approximately 6,100 undergraduate and graduate student respondents. Georgetown participated in the survey with 32 other universities as a…
Over 30 percent of undergraduate women reported experiencing sexual assault
By: Inès de Miranda
The Association of American Universities (AAU) released its aggregated results of the 2019 Campus Climate Survey (CCS) on Oct. 15. The report includes results from the survey that Georgetown administered in February. This was the second CCS that the university administered, and it was the first Georgetown survey conducted in conjunction with the 32 other…
GUSA Hosts First Fall Roundtable with Administrators
By: Sienna Brancato
GUSA hosted its first fall roundtable on Sept. 18 to allow students the opportunity to communicate directly with administrators. Students could question administrators at all seven round tables, labelled mental health, dining, student engagement, diversity and inclusion, student safety, residential living, and Title IX. Administrators present included Title IX Coordinator Samantha Berner, chief of the…
Georgetown submits comment on proposed Title IX changes
By: Jake Maher
Georgetown submitted its comment to the Department of Education on Wednesday on the department's proposed changes to Title IX enforcement. The comment was largely critical of the changes on several fronts, including the changed standards of accountability for educational institutions regarding sexual assault and the process of adjudicating complaints. "Consistent with our core values, Georgetown…
University drafts response to proposed Title IX changes
Georgetown released a draft of its comment regarding the Department of Education's (DOE) proposed changes to Title IX enforcement and welcomed student input on the document through Jan 27. The draft comment pushed back on several changes to the existing system of Title IX implementation that Georgetown believed would limit recourse for survivors of sexual…
STAIV Holds Town Hall on Proposed Title IX Changes, Interpersonal Violence
By: Caroline Hamilton
Students Taking Action Against Interpersonal Violence (STAIV) held a town hall on Jan. 15 to discuss the Department of Education's proposed changes to Title IX regulations and the university's approach to preventing interpersonal violence overall. STAIV co-hosted the event with the Black Student Alliance (BSA) in the Healey Family Student Center Social Room. The event…
Students oppose proposed Title IX changes at listening sessions, final taking place tonight
Two of three scheduled listening sessions on the Department of Education's proposed changes to Title IX regulations have been hosted by the university, with the final taking place tonight. Maria Cornell (SFS '20), a member of Students Taking Action against Interpersonal Violence (STAIV) who attended the Dec. 3 session and plans to attend on Dec….
Speak Out: Protect Survivors and Reject Proposed Changes to Title IX
By: Editorial Board
Content Warning: Sexual Assault The Department of Education has released new Title IX guidelines—rules about how cases of sexual assault can be handled by schools. The release on Nov. 16 comes over a year after they repealed many of the existing regulations issued in 2011 and 2014 and put interim guidelines in place. This editorial…
@GtownVoice Twitter
Tweets by GtownVoice
The Voice Instagram
Load More...Follow @georgetownvoice on Instagram
The Georgetown Voice
The Georgetown Voice office is located in Leavey 424.
The opinions expressed in The Georgetown Voice do not necessarily represent the views of the administration, faculty, or students of Georgetown University unless specifically stated.
By accessing, browsing, and otherwise using this site, you agree to our Disclaimer and Terms of Use. Find more information here: https://georgetownvoice.com/disclaimer/.
Copyright © 2015 The Georgetown Voice. All rights reserved.


Today has been awful. I've been awake battling nausea since 1am however both kids slept through to 5am :) Raine had a feed and then projectiled all over me so we all jumped in the shower and then snuggled on the couch. I started being sick and thought I'd feel better so did get dressed for work and ready...then as I went to take a bite of toast Raine threw up all over the floor and my feet. Not an ideal start to the day, we all fell asleep on the couch. I threw up again upon waking and have been struggling all day with crippling nausea, sleep and so far only one more actual spew. I'm sipping peppermint tea and a fresh made juice. Breastfeeding is hard, as is moving. Feel like I'm driving fast in a car, backwards while reading. Eww!
Have done my leg excercises today and actually felt like I need to do more but my body is betraying me!


EstateManagerPRO is a free estate management tool designed to help families deal with the death of a loved one confidently, effectively and with a feeling of control. It's a unique estate planning and post-death administration resource that offers a secure, step-by-step guide that explains what to expect, what to do and when to do it. It also shows how to get immediate support from trusted, pre-screened local professionals and service providers. Click on the EstateManagerPRO button below to begin planning.
If you would like to schedule a free fifteen minute telephone consultation with one of our CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ practitioners, please call our office at (515) 225-6000.


… and an adjacent guest house to accommodate their nearest and dearest, a subtly renovated barn for their party and a majestic Redwood grove for their ceremony – it was simply perfect! When Shannon and her mother enlisted the help of my company, A Day Like No Other, for the planning of their Great Day, I jumped right in!
Fast-forward nearly a full year… and finally all our planning came together last weekend on a perfect autumn day, warm, sunny, under blue skies and with a slight breeze. We could not have chosen a better date! Shannon's and Brian's wedding celebration, anticipated for so long, was to incorporate many, many very personal touches which made it unmistakably "theirs" and gave it all a deeper meaning.
For Shannon, her bridesmaids (her two sisters), the two mothers and Shannon's grandmothers, the day began early with hair and makeup services by Sarah and Kami of the Hair and Makeup Company.
The ladies emerged looking their best ever – in a very natural and elegant way. Everyone was just glowing!
Britt Waddell of Britt Rene Photo and her assistant captured every precious moment from beginning to end.
… and, of course, the rings.
Even more excited than the bride herself was her flower girl!
The groom, meanwhile, was busy getting ready as well.
To me, this is the epitome of classic beauty.
A fleet of shuttle buses from Main Event Transportation then took the couple's guests from their hotels in nearby Carmel up into the mountains, into the Preserve and to the ceremony at the majestic Redwood Grove where the Preserve team under Catering and Events Director Aubrey Yeakel and Banquet Manager Francisco had set up for the ceremony. Sound was provided by Peter Burkhard of Kelly Productions, and the ceremony was accompanied by solo guitar music by Rich Armstrong.
The elegance and natural beauty of this program (by Ruby the Fox and Papineau Calligraphy)set the tone for the whole celebration and especially for the ceremony which was officiated by the couple's friend Michael who had actually brought them together – talk about personal touches here!
Guests took a leisurely walk over to the Barn where the venue staff and my two wonderful assistants Myrtle and Lisa had set everything up for dinner.
As yet another personal touch, guests found little bags of Lithuanian cookies (from Mama Papa Lithuania bakery) as their wedding favors. Dinner was served family-style and accompanied by heartfelt speeches by the sisters of the bride, the brother of the groom, and the father of the bride who disclosed how intertwined the couple's lives had been from the get-go… unbeknownst to them, their fathers had shared college days!
Guests only took a little break for Cake Cutting – the bride's younger sister had made a small cake with cute decorations; talk about personal touches! And then the ice cream bar was opened, with delicious toppings and fresh-baked cookies – a true crowd pleaser!
One more unexpected (and likewise truly personal) highlight was to come as a surprise to everyone: one of the bride's grandmothers, 93 years young, led the groom on the dance floor for a Tango! She danced beautifully – and got a well-deserved standing ovation from all guests.
For those in need of a bit of fresh air in between, blanket-cushioned hay bales (by LA Hearne Company) surrounding two brightly lit fire-pits were beckoning in front of the entrance.
One thing is sure: everyone was having a great time… what a party! It was a true love fest for bride and groom.
Wishing you a lifetime of happiness, Shannon and Brian, on your journey together!


I was born and raised in the hot platteland town of Piketberg. The culture of community, love for your neighbour and individuals working together created a little world that I constantly drift off too. A world that understands raw emotion, a world that doesn't pass judgement and ultimately a world that seeks the beauty in every single person that passes by. Being a small town boy with a big city dream, Piketberg provided a magnificent backdrop for my dream pictures. Moving to Cape Town to study, I was amazed by the cosmopolitan and creative air which inspired me to develop an eye for true creative detail. These influences allow me to capture moments of pure emotion, decorated by remarkably creative details. From the day I eagerly assisted at my first wedding, I fell in love with not only the absolute perfection of each detail, but also the circle of individuals who I am fortunate enough to meet and spend precious hours with at these amazingly unique events. The little world that was created years ago comes alive in that one day, the citizens dance in the streets and has an all too merry time while I am photographing the day that you have been dreaming of with the utmost of respect, the most magical light in the most beautiful of backdrops.


Fence Hardware Archives - Wood Fence Materials and More at Fence Supply Inc.
Fence Supply Inc. is here for you. Your first step in building a new fence if you live in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex is to come to Fence Supply Inc. and meet with one of our fence experts for a one-on-one consultation. If you prefer to have a fence contractor install the fence for you, we have a contractor referral program to help with that as well.


could you image a book in which the protagonist is a gregarious, empathetic and loveable character who is looking for someone to listen to him exhaust himself to suicide? i would wonder at how this characters keen and extroverted spirits end up being the cause of his own demise. what happens along the way that causes this persons transformation? albeit suicide, cannot beauty be seen or portray through such acts of ultimate will power? despair seems to shine a light onto that which grows in the darkness of happiness.


Former 'Today' show anchor Katie Couric is temporarily returning to morning television. It was announced on 'Good Morning America' today that Couric will guest host for a week alongside regular anchor George Stephanopoulos starting on Monday, April 2nd.
This marks the first time Couric has co-hosted a morning show since she departed 'Today' in 2006. And, interestingly, 'GMA' is the main competition for 'Today' and has lately been closing the gap with the venerable morning program in terms of ratings.
After she left 'Today,' Couric joined CBS, where she hosted the 'CBS Evening News' for five years. Last year, she jumped to ABC and will host a syndicated talk show starting this fall.
Are you excited about Couric's return to morning TV?


With only 20 units The Venetian in Coral Gables is a small and luxurious community offering townhouses of three bedrooms. These homes range from 3,524 square feet to 3,873. Residents of these units can enjoy entertaining on a private rooftop terrace with outdoor summer kitchen. Natural stone flooring can be found throughout, and high ceilings give the lavish feel of space. Kitchens and bathrooms have custom cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, stone countertops and the option to add a private jacuzzi is available.
The community really is a true attraction and residents have the use of a swimming pool, fitness room and access to landscaped courtyards with dramatic water features.
The city of Coral Gables is known for beautiful landscaping, a vast number of parks and open spaces, and has some notable golf courses such as Granada Golf Course.
With such a great location for schools and colleges Coral Gables is perfect for families looking for a haven to raise children. All the communities within Coral Gables pride themselves on security and privacy.
With easy access to Miami South and downtown Miami the city experience is close at hand. Frequent travellers will delight in being only 30 minutes away from Miami International airport.
I am interested in learning more about The Venetian homes.


Abstract: Past studies suggest that the Islamic finance system is only weakly linked or even decoupled from conventional markets. If this statement is true, then this system may provide a cushion against potential losses resulting from probable future financial crises. In this article, we make use of heteroscedasticity-robust linear Granger causality and nonlinear Granger causality tests to examine the links between the Islamic and global conventional stock markets, and between the Islamic stock market and several global economic and financial shocks. Our findings reveal evidence of significant linear and nonlinear causality between the Islamic and conventional stock markets but more strongly from the Islamic stock market to the other markets. They also show potent causality between the Islamic stock market and financial and risk factors. This evidence leads to the rejection of the hypothesis of decoupling of the Islamic market from their conventional counterparts, thereby reduces the portfolio benefits from diversification with Sharia-based markets. A striking result shows a connection between the Islamic stock market and interest rates and interest-bearing securities, which is inconsistent with the Sharia rules. The results also suggest that modeling Islamic stock markets should be done within a nonlinear VAR system and not through a regression equation.


Your uncommon vision and leadership have led you down a path to success. The rewards of your position are significant. But with them often come unique challenges and risks, such as highly concentrated stock positions.
We can help you with many different executive transactions, including employee stock ownership plans, cashless stock option exercises, rule 144 executions, 10b5-1 sales plans and hedging and monetization for concentrated equity positions.
In addition, we can assist with corporate solutions such as share repurchase programs, corporate cash management, executive benefit platforms and retirement programs.


Confirmation from the Treasury on threshold levels for the upcoming testing regime for trommel fines has met with the support of the waste and recycling industry.
Loss on ignition (LoI) testing on waste resulting from recycling processes, grit and screenings will be introduced from April 2015 to assess whether they are eligible for the lower rating of landfill tax.
As part of the Autumn Statement, it was confirmed that for the first 12 months, a LoI threshold of 15% will be in place. This will then be reduced to 10%.
The skip hire trade body Uroc, which had long campaigned for the establishment of a transitional period, said it was delighted the Government had listened to their request.
"The group will continue to work on these measures and we hope there will be some more indication that the government will guarantee consistency across LoI tests with a second sample taken if the first is challenged," said a Uroc spokesperson.
The Environmental Services Association (ESA) said the transitional period will give those some companies with "borderline compliant fines" the opportunity to modify their processes to meet the new standard.
"It is important to remember that robust enforcement by HM Revenue and Customs will be required to ensure that the new system works and is not abused," said Sam Corp, head of regulation at the ESA.
He added the association was pleased that as a result of the announcement all operators had a definitive date by which to comply with the LoI testing requirement.


Wine racks are used for right storage of wine bottle in dining rooms and the kitchen in a house. However , fortunately they are used extensively in pubs and hotels. There are a wide variety of wine rack models you can purchase and these racks come with various capacities as well. It is even possible to get a customized wine rack; some people decide on customized racks to hang in their cellar. While, floor popularity and modular wine bundle is quite popular in personal and commercial setups, chilling wine rack is also being used by users owing to the inherent advantages. Wall draping rack for storing wine is typically suitable for people who have playful kids or naughty dogs and cats in the house. Which variety of wines rack you go for depends on your requirements and monetary capacity. Usually, people buy a hanging rack once there is not enough space on ground and they have a huge collection of wine beverage that needs to be stored in a decent approach. Like the floor standing racks, their hanging counterparts found in a plethora of colors, styles and size options. Any time money is no bar, then you can certainly opt for designer racks that may be hung on wall. You can also purchase those racks that allow you to retail outlet both wine bottles and spectacles in separate shelves.
Victoriajacksonshow - : my little pony chairs. : my little pony chairs throw blanket black modern pony car with white racing stripes coupe motorized sport dragster 60"x50",super soft and comfortable,suitable for sofas,chairs,beds by luckyee $ $ 43 48 free shipping famous cartoon my little pony cute and lovely fluttershy pillow case 50% cotton, 50% polyester 20"x30. My little pony inflatable ebay. Find great deals on ebay for my little pony inflatable shop with confidence skip to main content ebay logo: my little pony 268mln junior inflatable chair brand new brand new 5 0 out of 5 stars 1 product rating my little pony 268mln junior inflatable chair brand new $. Inflatable my little pony ebay. Find great deals on ebay for inflatable my little pony shop with confidence skip to main content ebay logo: shop by category shop by category enter your search keyword. My little pony chair etsy. You searched for: my little pony chair! etsy is the home to thousands of handmade, vintage, and one of a kind products and gifts related to your search no matter what you're looking for or where you are in the world, our global marketplace of sellers can help you find unique and affordable options let's get started!. Children's my little pony playroom home & furniture ebay. This cool my little pony inflatable chair is the perfect seating solution ! inflatable chair my little pony it features my little pony favourites pinkie pie, rainbow dash, twilight sparkle o suitable for ages 3 years. Inflatable pony from hongyi celestia second type youtube. Inflatable pony from hongyi celestia second type raeleg pony loading unsubscribe from raeleg pony? cancel unsubscribe how to draw my little pony princess cadence. Inflatable pony ebay. 171 results for inflatable pony save this search postage to 23917: items in search results sponsored see more like this brand new my little pony inflatable chair comfortable seat lightweight kids girl my little pony rainbow birthday party range tableware supplies decorations am brand new �0 99 to �;. My little pony toddler bedding home design of furniture. My little pony toddler bedding idea of home furniture who doesnot desire to have their own home when they build up up? but moreover the house, the selection of furniture must moreover receive special attention ranging from colors to determined themes, furniture that decorates your home must retain the beauty and comfort of your home. Camping bed bath & beyond. My little pony my little pony 1 mycharge mycharge 1 nature power nature power 2 ncaa ncaa 4 nfl nfl 5 nhl nhl 4 olive kids olive kids 1 orca orca 15 oxo oxo 1 easygo products� woohoo inflatable chair in red free shipping on orders over $39; $ coleman� trailhead TM military style cot in brown 58 58. My little pony chair baby & kids' furniture bizrate. My little pony movie kids saucer chair, purple every child will love the my little pony movie mini saucer chair the my little pony mini saucer chair is collapsible and portable so it can be used in any room of the house the chair is super cute, fun and comfortable.


Aug. 24, 2018 | 1 p.m.
Student lunch pails fill shelves at a rural Wisconsin school in 1939.
Free and reduced-price school lunch programs serve tens of thousands of Wisconsin students every school year. However, the implementation of these programs has developed over the course of many decades, and their specific shape and intentions have not always been a matter of political consensus.
Parents, teachers, nonprofit groups and elected officials mostly agree that no student should have to learn while hungry, which is the premise of school lunch programs in the United States. Yet they have often disagreed on the best way to implement these efforts, as well as how different levels of government should play a role in managing them.
Common questions have arisen again and again throughout the history of school lunches.
Who should pay for these programs? Do they perpetuate a cycle where parents don't feed their children? How can programs end the practice of lunch shaming? How could schools work with local farmers to source healthy food? And what about the food included in school lunches? People familiar with this issue might remember when President Ronald Reagan's administration infamously designated ketchup as a vegetable. More recently, schools are managing the effects of Michelle Obama's lunch initiative, which promotes healthier meals, sometimes at the cost of kids actually eating them.
The debate surrounding school lunches is multi-faceted. And parents, teachers, pundits and politicians have not been shy to express their many perspectives on the issue. But how did today's policies get put in place?
Public health historian A.R. Ruis quickly discovered that was a daunting question to answer when he sought to explore the history of school lunches in America. Ruis found that information on school lunches was largely unavailable prior to the passage of the National School Lunch Act — the first federal school meal program — in 1946.
But Ruis continued his research on this topic, and in 2017, published Eating to Learn, Learning to Eat: The Origins of School Lunch in the United States. While this book serves as perhaps the most comprehensive timeline of school lunches in the United States, it also presents an original way of thinking about the issue — one that looks beyond its social welfare side or the obligation to serve children who aren't fed at home — one focusing on a public health frame and the value of educating children on the nutritional benefit of their food.
Eating to Learn, Learning to Eat by A.R. Ruis explores the history of school lunch programs in the U.S.
Ruis, a fellow in the Department of Medical History and Bioethics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, was interested in the origins of the National School Lunch Program, which he calls the longest-running children's health program in U.S. history. Through his research on this topic, he discovered why this program operates in what is often a polarizing, controversial policy arena.
"A lot of what the school lunch program was intended to do was to address a much wider range of social health problems — things like educating people about nutrition, health, providing food that would help prevent diseases and disorders, that would strengthen the educational mission by ensuring that [students] were well enough fed and nourished," Ruis said.
School lunches in America have transformed from local, community-based efforts into a nationwide mandate backed by federal law, with widespread implications that continue to evolve. In the 19th century, early reformers argued for school lunch programs based on economic incentives for farmers who grew the food served in schools. They stressed that feeding children would prevent both physical and moral problems; therefore, healthy kids would be more equipped to contribute to the economy. In the last decade of the 1800s, community organizations began providing urban schools with milk, snacks or meals.
Early proponents of school lunch also stressed the importance of not only providing children with food, but also with a food-based education on topic areas like nutrition, health, and food security.
The first U.S. school lunch programs stemmed from "industrialization, urbanization, growing opposition to child labor, increased state involvement in social welfare and public health and, perhaps most important, passage of compulsory education laws," wrote A.R. Ruis in his book.
Massachusetts was the first state to pass a compulsory education law in 1852. But by 1918, the rest of the nation had passed similar legislation requiring children to attend school. These laws were the first step in transforming schools into uniform civic and social institutions. AS schooling became universal, questions surrounding how to provide children with meals during the day quickly arose.
Throughout the history of school lunches, rural schools dealt with their own unique challenges. In Wisconsin, these issues were largely addressed through its aggressive development of programs through UW Cooperative Extension. Challenges rural schools have faced include difficulties hiring a professional staff to serve and cook the lunches, or the economic inability to provide sufficient resources (like cooking equipment, a kitchen, or the food itself), as they had a much smaller tax base than schools in urban areas.
In 1919, students sit at desks while others stand in the back of the classroom to prepare lunch at Sedan Prairie School in Matteson, Illinois.
One of the pioneers in establishing rural lunch programs in Wisconsin was Gladys Stillman, a food and nutrition specialist in the University of Wisconsin-Madison's College of Agriculture's Extension Service from 1919 to 1953. Stillman worked tirelessly to establish hot lunch programs in rural Wisconsin schools, giving lectures and demonstrations on how to start them. Largely due to her successful and persuasive campaign, the number of rural lunch programs in the state increased dramatically. Before she began her work in 1919, just 215 of the roughly 6,500 rural Wisconsin schools served hot lunches. By the 1920–21 school year, there were 3,148 that did so.
A technique established in Wisconsin to provide rural school students with hot lunches was the "pint jar method," or the "Wisconsin method." Through this approach, rural school children would bring a pint jar of food to school to be reheated by their teachers in water over the stove in the schoolhouse. The idea was quickly utilized by other rural schools across the country.
Established by a public health nurse for the Wisconsin State Board of Health in 1920, the pint jar method was especially effective because it required little labor, minimal equipment and little to no investment. It also required no food preparation to take place at the school and it was effective for schools without running water.
A young girl prepares lunch in a pot on a small stove at a rural Walworth County school in the early 1930s.
"Not only do the kids want warm food, but the science at the time thought that warm meals were better for you — that they aided in digestion and aided in absorption of nutrients," wrote A.R. Ruis.
School lunch advocates overwhelmingly backed the idea of warm meals, especially in rural areas where children attended school during the coldest months of the year and when they had the least amount of chores at home. Pennsylvania's Department of Public Instruction claimed that warm food "saves the body heat and energy, gives a feeling of comfort and warmth, and assists digestion in a general way."
The idea of a nutritional value inherent to warm food, which has permeated school lunch programs for decades, was established by the pint jar method. Ruis even noted that rural schools coined the term "hot lunch" through this method.
Students play outside a rural schoolhouse in Wisconsin in September 1939.
During the 1930s, however, rural schools became increasingly consolidated, therefore shifting their lunches to look more like those in urban areas, with more variety of foods and centralized preparation. When the Great Depression struck the U.S. around the same time, rural school lunch programs were hit the hardest.
In Wisconsin, for example, nearly half of the rural and state graded schools served food in 1924, yet only a third did so by 1933. As the did during the early stages of rural school lunch development, they were forced to develop creative ways to continue their meal programs through low or non-existent funds and whatever food was available.
As the Great Depression deepened, the federal government expanded its role in school lunches — therefore opening the debate in the arena of national politics. In Wisconsin, wrote A.R. Ruis, lunch programs expanded considerably.
"A combination of state legislation, improved access to basic public health services, technical ingenuity, and aggressive promotion and education made possible a tenfold increase in the rural schools with warm lunch services," he wrote.
During and following the Great Depression, reformers sought to create permanent federal support for the issue, which eventually resulted in the passage of the National School Lunch Act in 1946. In the seven decades since, individual states and the federal government have been balancing the competing demands of school lunch programs.
A publication titled "Menus and Recipes for School Lunches," issued by the Wisconsin State Board of Health, was used in the Eau Claire School District in 1946.
Ruis noted Milwaukee's uniqueness in the development of school lunch programs in Eating to Learn, Learning to Eat. As the only U.S. city ever to have a socialist government, it was progressive in providing free lunches to many students. The city was the first to propose a bill that would permit school boards to provide school lunches to poor students at any price.
In 1917, the Wisconsin Legislature passed an amended version of a law that authorized school boards to supply lunches, but it stipulated that poor children would first receive the discounted or free lunches. Wisconsin soon thereafter became just one of two states, along with Vermont, that allowed free meals for students.
Another program in place in Milwaukee in the early 20th century was run by the Woman's School Alliance, which organized volunteers to prepare food in their homes to be distributed to needy schoolchildren throughout the city. It was — and still is — not uncommon for private, community-based organizations to experiment with new school lunch programs with the hope of them eventually serving as the basis for government policy if they are successful.
Public school students in Wisconsin's rural areas often rely on free or reduced lunch at rates higher than the state as a whole, according to the state Department of Public Instruction. In a seven-county region in western Wisconsin along the Mississippi River — Pepin, Buffalo, Trempealeau, La Crosse, Vernon, Crawford and Grant — numbers released in October 2017 indicate that 39.8 percent of students qualified for free or reduced lunches compared to 43.8 percent statewide. However, students in this portion of western Wisconsin utilize free or reduced lunches on a daily basis at a higher rate – 71.1 percent – compared to 66.4 percent statewide.
As demand for these services continues, school districts, businesses and nonprofits are are continuing to experiment with new approaches to feeding students during the day.
In the Seneca Area School District, located in Crawford County, kindergarten teacher Deb Benish started a program in collaboration with a local food pantry to provide backpacks filled with food to send home, discreetly, to select students who face hunger.
"The amazing thing is that it's completely funded by the community. There's no government funds — it's just the people that care about the students in our school and the families," said Benish in an interview with Wisconsin Public Television.
One relatively recent development in this arena is the expansion of farm-to-school programs and school gardens, both of which attempt to make menus healthier and more educational by teaching students about biology and nutrition. In some ways, they're similar to early lunch programs in which farmers would provide rural schools with some of their excess crops.
Farm-to-school programs and community gardens have "significantly expanded" over the past two decades," Ruis said. The growth of these approaches bolsters his analysis of the overall issue — that school lunches are not only be meal programs, but also serve as opportunities for educational and nutritional growth.


The Yosemite Community College District offers website hosting services to staff, faculty, offices, programs, and other entities associated with the community college district. Hosted websites may be used to support instructional activities, promote the distribution of information about campus events and groups, or to support the publication of information relating to the colleges, its offices, or programs.
We do not offer web hosting services to students or the general public.
12/6: Numerous support content updates have been published.
FrontPage editing and conversion how-to updated.
Adobe Dreamweaver editing and conversion how-to updated.
FAQ's section has been rebuilt and expanded.
All other features and systems are operating normally.


Location: -1.0746 Lon. 49.013 Lat.
We are looking for ....Photos, Morning Reports, After Action Reports and other documents including those of units that may have been near the coordinates LON: -1.0746, LAT: 49.013 on the approximated dates of death 07/27/1944 - 07/30/1944. Some unit information related to the recover location may encompass: 743 Tank Bn.


July 4 is just as religious a holiday as December 25. It is a religious holiday because it celebrates something that we have received from God. On December 25, we celebrate the truth that God gave us his Son to be Lord, Savior, and Redeemer. On July 4, we celebrate the truth that God gave us certain unalienable rights to life, liberty, and property.
The truths the Founders enshrined in the Declaration are "self-evident." That is, they are so obviously, plainly, and irrefutably true that they do not even require proof. Among these self-evident truths is that there is a God who is our Creator and who is the source of every single one of our fundamental civil and human rights. This echoes Paul's statement in Romans 1 that "what can be known about God is plain to them...clearly perceived...in the things that have been made" (Romans 1:19-20).
Our government has very nearly reached that point of forfeiture. The First Amendment has been shredded again by an activist judge. A Christian business - Christian Mingle - has been fined a staggering $468,000 for operating its business according to the deeply held religious principle that marriage is the union of a man and a woman. This kind of punishment under color of law is exactly why lesbian writer Tammy Bruce employs the term "Gay Gestapo" to describe the radical homosexual lobby who use the courts as their jackbooted enforcers. It's also why she calls something like this a form of "slavery" - Christians are being forced to do work against their will and against their conscience. It looks like what we need, if we truly want freedom and liberty, is a declaration of independence from the judiciary.
Here's another difference between Christianity and Islam: Christians don't cut your head off if you can't quote Scripture.


text:
Home industry LANXESS slashes greenhouse gas emissions by 13m tons
Amut welcomes waterproof membranes experts of China to Italy
Children's book on marine litter launched by Waste Free Oceans
LANXESS slashes greenhouse gas emissions by 13m tons
by Rose Brooke
Specialty chemicals company LANXESS has contributed to global greenhouse gas emission reduction by slashing its CO2e pollution by 13.8 million metric tons over ten years.
This environmental effort is equivalent to the amount of CO2 emitted by all the cars registered in Cologne and Bonn over the same timeframe thanks to LANXESS' 53 per cent CO2e cut.
The company has a further target set to reduce its emissions by another 25 per cent by 2025 and has invested in state-of-the-art technology in order to achieve this.
Since LANXESS was established, the company has been working to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions – and its production sites in Germany already meet the national reduction requirement set by the German Federal government for 2030.
"Environmental protection and economic growth are not mutually exclusive - LANXESS is contributing exceptionally efficient and effective production technologies in a concerted effort to achieve both," said Hubert Fink, member of the Board of Management of LANXESS.
At its sites in Leverkusen and Krefeld-Uerdingen, Germany, and the Baytown site in the US, for example, LANXESS has managed to feed a substantial amount of steam back into local integrated networks by consistently using process heat to generate steam (waste heat).
Other examples include two new nitrous oxide reduction units (also known as LARA) at the adipic acid production site in Krefeld-Uerdingen. The first thermal nitrous oxide reduction unit – the first of its kind in Germany – began operation at the site in 1992, and since then it has accounted for emissions cuts of approximately 85 per cent. The second LARA unit joined the network in 2009. In a thermal process, nitrous oxide is split off from the waste gas stream generated by adipic acid production and is broken down into oxygen and nitrogen at temperatures of over 1,000 degrees Celsius. The heat that this creates, in turn, generates steam that is fed into the site's supply network.
LANXESS is also reducing climate gas emissions at the Brazilian site of Porto Feliz thanks to its cogeneration plant. With an efficiency rate of up to 90 per cent this highly efficient plant provides the LANXESS site with electricity and steam for use in the production of iron oxide pigments. Powered by bagasse, a fibrous by-product of sugar production, this power plant generates CO2-neutral energy. This cogeneration plant has made it possible for the company to reduce climate gas emissions substantially.
LANXESS received further recognition in October 2017 for its commitment to promoting sustainability and reducing harmful emissions. The Cologne-based company was awarded top marks by the international climate protection initiative CDP (formerly known as the Carbon Disclosure Project), winning a spot in its Climate A List. The purpose of the list is to acknowledge the efforts made by companies to reduce emissions, minimize risks to the environment, and promote a low-emission economy. As a member of the Climate A List, LANXESS is among the top five per cent of the thousands of companies that are rated by the initiative.
Chemicals Emissions Featured CO2 Environmental Conservation Plastics Environment LANXESS
Tweets by @EPPM_Magazine
© 2020 Rapid Plastics Media Ltd. A Rapid News Group Company. All Rights Reserved
Claim your free subscription to European Plastic Product Manufacturer today!
EPPM offers the European angle on the worldwide plastics industry. Each issue features key industry, materials, machinery and events news from around the world to keep you at the forefront of the industry.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
Q: Personalized Sizeable Arrow (Continuation) In another question (Personalized Sizeable Arrow), I had asked how to make a personalized arrow (for the first case in this code), but I can't make it right for the second case (as in the photo).

\documentclass [12pt, a4paper, onecolumn, fleqn] {article}

\usepackage [portuguese] {babel}

\usepackage [utf8] {inputenc}

\usepackage [T1] {fontenc}

\usepackage{siunitx}

\usepackage {amsmath}

% temporary fix
\usepackage{expl3}
\ExplSyntaxOn
\int_zero_new:N \g__prg_map_int
\ExplSyntaxOff
% end of temporary fix

\usepackage{tikz}
\usetikzlibrary{decorations.markings,
            decorations.pathreplacing,
            calligraphy}

\pagestyle {plain}

\pagenumbering{gobble}

\begin{document}

{\flushleft

13)

\vspace{10px}

\begin{align*}
 y(t) = \text{?}
\end{align*}

\vspace{30px}

sabendo que

\begin{align}
 & H(p) = \dfrac{(p + 3)}{(p^{2} + 3p + 2)}  \\
 & y(0^{-}) = 1  \\
 & y'(0^{-}) = 2  \\
 & f(t) = u(t)
\end{align}

\vspace{30px}

(i) por convolução

\vspace{30px}

Sabe-se, por definição, que

\begin{align}
 y(t) = y_{o}(t) + y_{x}(t)
\end{align}

\vspace{30px}

onde

\begin{align*}
 y_{o}(t) \rightarrow \text{resposta à entrada zero}  \\
 y_{x}(t) \rightarrow \text{resposta ao estado zero}
\end{align*}

\vspace{30px}

De (1), deduz-se que

\begin{align}
 (D^{2} + 3D + 2)y(t) = (D + 3)f(t)
\end{align}

\vspace{30px}

De (6), deduz-se que

\begin{align}
 (\lambda^{2} + 3\lambda + 2) = 0
\end{align}

\vspace{30px}

Logo,

\begin{align}
 & (\lambda + 1)(\lambda + 2) = 0 \nonumber  \\
 & \lambda = -1  \\
 & \lambda = -2
\end{align}

\vspace{30px}

De (8) e de (9), deduz-se que

\begin{align}
 y_{o}(t) = c_{1}e^{-t} + c_{2}e^{-2t}
\end{align}

\vspace{30px}

Derivando (10), tem-se que

\begin{align}
 y_{o}'(t) = -c_{1}e^{-t} - 2c_{2}e^{-2t}
\end{align}

\vspace{30px}

Substituindo (2) em (10), tem-se que

\begin{align}
 & c_{1}e^{-(0)} + c_{2}e^{-2(0)} = 1 \nonumber  \\
 & c_{2} = 1 - c_{1}
\end{align}

\vspace{30px}

Substituindo (3) e (12) em (11), tem-se que

\begin{align}
 & -c_{1}e^{-(0)} - 2(1 - c_{1})e^{-2(0)} = 2 \nonumber  \\
 & -c_{1} - 2 + 2c_{1} = 2 \nonumber  \\
 & c_{1} = 4
\end{align}

\vspace{30px}

Substituindo (13) em (12), tem-se que

\begin{align}
 c_{2} & = 1 - 4 \nonumber  \\
       & = -3
\end{align}

\vspace{30px}

Substituindo (13) e (14) em (10), tem-se que

\begin{align}
 y_{o}(t) = 4e^{-t} - 3e^{-2t}
\end{align}

\vspace{30px}

Sabe-se, pelo Método do Casamento do Impulso, que

\begin{align}
 h(t) = [P(D)y_{m}(t)]\;u(t),\quad (M < N)
\end{align}

\vspace{30px}

sendo

\begin{align}
 & y_{m}(0) = y'_{m}(0) = y''_{m}(0) = ... = y^{(N - 2)}_{m}(0) = 0  \\
 & y^{(N - 1)}_{m}(0) = 1
\end{align}

\vspace{30px}

Como $N = 2$, tem-se que

\begin{align}
 & y_{m}(0) = 0  \\
 & y'_{m}(0) = 1  \\
 & y_{m}(t) = c_{3}e^{-t} + c_{4}e^{-2t}
\end{align}

\vspace{30px}

Derivando (21), tem-se que

\begin{align}
 & y'_{m}(t) = -c_{3}e^{-t} + -2c_{4}e^{-2t}
\end{align}

\vspace{30px}

Substituindo (19) em (21), tem-se que

\begin{align}
 & c_{3}e^{-(0)} + c_{4}e^{-2(0)} = 0 \nonumber  \\
 & c_{4} = -c_{3}
\end{align}

\vspace{30px}

Substituindo (20) e (23) em (22), tem-se que

\begin{align}
 & -c_{3}e^{-(0)} + -2(-c_{3})e^{-2(0)} = 1 \nonumber  \\
 & -c_{3} + 2c_{3} = 1 \nonumber  \\
 & c_{3} = 1
\end{align}

\vspace{30px}

Substituindo (24) em (23), tem-se que

\begin{align}
 c_{4} & = -(1) \nonumber  \\
       & = -1
\end{align}

\vspace{30px}

Substituindo (24) e (25) em (21), tem-se que

\begin{align}
 y_{m}(t) = e^{-t} - e^{-2t}
\end{align}

\vspace{30px}

De (6), deduz-se que

\begin{align}
 P(D) = D + 3
\end{align}

\vspace{130px}

Substituindo (26) e (27) em (16), tem-se que

\begin{align}
 h(t) & = [(D + 3)(e^{-t} - e^{-2t})]\;u(t) \nonumber  \\
      & = [D(e^{-t} - e^{-2t}) + 3(e^{-t} - e^{-2t})]\;u(t) \nonumber  \\
      & = (-e^{-t} + 2e^{-2t} + 3e^{-t} - 3e^{-2t})\;u(t) \nonumber  \\
      & = (2e^{-t} - e^{-2t})\;u(t)
\end{align}

\vspace{30px}

Sabe-se, por definição, que

\begin{align}
 y_{x}(t) & = f(t) * h(t) \nonumber  \\
          & = h(t) * f(t) \nonumber  \\
          & = \int_{-\infty}^{+\infty}h(\tau)\;f(t - \tau) \; d\tau
\end{align}

\vspace{30px}

Substituindo (4) e (28) em (29), tem-se que

\begin{align}
 y_{x}(t) = \int_{-\infty}^{+\infty}(2e^{-\tau} - e^{-2\tau})\;u(\tau)\;u(t - \tau) \; d\tau
\end{align}

\vspace{30px}

De (30), deduz-se que

\begin{align}
 & (2e^{-\tau} - e^{-2\tau})\;u(\tau) = 0, \quad (\tau < 0)  \\
 & u(t - \tau) = 0, \quad (\tau > t)
\end{align}

\vspace{150px}

Separando a análise de (31) e (32) em dois casos, tem-se que

\begin{align*}
 \text{1\si{\degree} caso:} \; t < 0
\end{align*}

\vspace{20px}

\begin{tikzpicture}[
 LH/.style = {decoration={markings, mark=between
            positions 0.01 and 1 step 4mm with
            {\draw (-2pt,-2pt) -- (2pt,2pt);}},
         postaction={decorate}
         },
 RH/.style = {decoration={markings, mark=between
            positions 0.01 and 1 step 4mm with
            {\draw (2pt,-2pt) -- (-2pt,2pt);}},
         postaction={decorate}
         },
 BC/.style = {decorate,
          decoration={calligraphic brace, amplitude=6pt,
          raise=3mm, #1},% for mirroring of brace
          thick, pen colour={blue}
},
                    ]
\draw[LH] (0,0) -- (0.6\linewidth,0);
\draw[RH] (\linewidth,0) node[below=2mm] {$\tau\to$} --
(0.4\linewidth,0);
\draw   (0.4\linewidth,2mm) -- ++ (0,-4mm) node[below] {$t$};
\draw   (0.6\linewidth,2mm) -- ++ (0,-4mm) node[below] {$0$};
\draw[BC]   (0,0) --
    node[above=5mm] {$(2\mathrm{e}^{-\tau}- 2\mathrm{e}^{-2\tau})u(\tau)$}
        (0.6\linewidth,0);
\draw[BC]   (\linewidth,-4mm) --
node[below=5mm] {$u(t-\tau)$}
        (0.4\linewidth,-4mm);
\end{tikzpicture}

\begin{align*}
 \text{2\si{\degree} caso:} \; t > 0
\end{align*}

\vspace{20px}

\begin{tikzpicture}[
 LH/.style = {decoration={markings, mark=between
            positions 0.01 and 1 step 4mm with
            {\draw (-2pt,-2pt) -- (2pt,2pt);}},
         postaction={decorate}
         },
 RH/.style = {decoration={markings, mark=between
            positions 0.01 and 1 step 4mm with
            {\draw (2pt,-2pt) -- (-2pt,2pt);}},
         postaction={decorate}
         },
 BC/.style = {decorate,
          decoration={calligraphic brace, amplitude=6pt,
          raise=3mm, #1},% for mirroring of brace
          thick, pen colour={blue}
},
                    ]
\draw[LH] (0,0) -- (0.4\linewidth,0);
\draw[RH] (\linewidth,0) node[below=2mm] {$\tau\to$} -- (0.4\linewidth,0);
\draw   (0.4\linewidth,2mm) -- ++ (0,-4mm) node[below] {$0$};
\draw   (0.6\linewidth,2mm) -- ++ (0,-4mm) node[below] {$t$};
\draw[BC]   (0,0) --
node[above=5mm] {$(2\mathrm{e}^{-\tau}- 2\mathrm{e}^{-2\tau})u(\tau)$}
        (0.4\linewidth,0);
\draw[BC]   (\linewidth,-4mm) --
node[below=5mm] {$u(t-\tau)$}
        (0.6\linewidth,-4mm);
\end{tikzpicture}

}

\end{document}

A: Please don't get me wrong, but your code is not really minimal. And you may be surprised that, in order to get something like your screen shot, you may not need any of the libraries you load. Here is something that is more minimal and arguably reproduces your screen shot rather closely.
\documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]{standalone}
\usetikzlibrary{patterns,positioning}
\begin{document}
\begin{tikzpicture}
\draw (-4,0) -- (6,0) node[below] {$\tau$};
\draw[thick] (0,0.25) -- (0,-0.25) node[below] {$0$};
\draw[thick] (2,0.25) -- (2,-0.25) node[below] {$t$};
\fill[pattern=north east lines] (-4,-0.1) rectangle (0,0.1);
\fill[pattern=north west lines] (2,-0.1) rectangle (6,0.1);
\node[anchor=west] (legenda) at (-4,-1) {legenda};
\node[below=3mm of legenda.south west, anchor=west,pattern=north east lines,
minimum width=2cm,minimum height=4mm] (legenda1){};
\node[below=3mm of legenda1.south west, anchor=west,pattern=north west lines,
minimum width=2cm,minimum height=4mm] (legenda2){};
\draw[-latex] (legenda1.east) -- ++ (0.5,0) node[right]{$\left(2\mathrm{e}^{-\tau}
-\mathrm{e}^{-2\tau}\right)\mu(\tau)=0$};
\draw[-latex] (legenda2.east) -- ++ (0.5,0) node[right]{$\mu\left(t-\tau\right)=0$};
\end{tikzpicture}
\end{document}

You will be able to insert the tikzpicture, i.e. the stuff starting with \begin{tikzpicture} and ending with \end{tikzpicture}, into your document provided you add \usetikzlibrary{patterns,positioning} into your preamble, i.e. somewhere between \usepackage{tikz} and \begin{document}.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


Love, equality and tolerance; reject hate. Humour, social media, cats, chocolate and Nottingham. "A bit deaf in one ear and a bit daft in the other." I'm Roy Manterfield by the way, or MumblingNerd online, and I live in Nottingham in the UK.


SAVE THE DATES!!!! Saturday and Sunday, April 27th and 28th, 2019.
Do you love Bachata? How about musicality? Body Movement, timing or even interpretation?
Then you don't want to miss the chance to participate in this 5 hour Bootcamp with Carlos Cinta from Chicago brought to you by Semeneya Dance Studio. Carlos has traveled the world learning and teaching Bachata in all levels.
Carlos will focus on fundamentals and history of Bachata, as well as some partner work, Body Movement, Musicality, understanding of music & much more. This opportunity is not to be missed. Carlos is known for providing insight to the do's and don'ts of dance etiquette, both on and off the dance floor.
Don't miss the opportunity to explore another side of bachata, in a 5 hour weekend Bootcamp. Bootcamp will be April 27th & 28 and promises to be fun, educational and challenging.
Click on this link to get your pre-sale tickets!!


Hydraulic band tensioning makes possible to tension the band in the flexible way depending on the load and temperature of the oven.
Hydraulic band tensioning helps to compensate the thermal expansivity of the band reliably when in heating up and cooling of the oven and thus it leads to its proper functioning. Hydraulic band tensioning is designed to be used mainly for the long baking ovens with high loading of the band.


mks system: A system of measurements that are based upon the meter, kilogram and the second.
metric prefixes: Define the following.prefixes.
3. Assume for a moment that the theory of matter held by some of the ancient Greeks is correct. How does this theory explain the motion of the four elements?
Physicists on the exploration of space.
one example of an application of each branch.
9. Is the scientific method a clearly defined set of steps and procedures?
10. Why will the work of a physicist never be finished?
Problem Set #1: Follow the written directions unless indicated otherwise by your instructor.
1. Convert each of the following length measurements to its equivalent in meters.
2. Rank the following mass measurements from smallest to largest.
Problems 3-9 Convert each value to scientific notation.
13. a. 6x10^-8 m2 - 4x10^-8 m2. b. 3.8x 10^-12 m2 - 1.9x10^-11 m2.
c. 5.8x10^-9 m2 - 2.8x10^-9 m2. d. 2.26x10^-18 m2 - 1.80x10^-18 m2.
Solve each problem expressing the answer in scientific notation.
20. a. 6x10^8 kg / 2x10^4 m3.
c. 6x10^-8 kg / 2x10^4 m3.
b. (2.5x10^6 kg) (6x10^4 m) / 5x10^-2 s2.
In problems 22 and 23 state the number of significant digits for each value.
Using the rules for working with significant digits, solve the following problems.
25. Add 28.662 m, 32.34 m, and 17.5 m.
26. Add 26.38 kg, 14.531 kg, 30.8 kg.
best be determined from these numbers.
28. Subtract 8.264 g from 10.8 g.
29. Subtract 26.82 mL from 44.12 mL.
certain level. What is the mass of the water in the tank?
Solve the following problems using the rules for significant digits.
floor to the best possible value using these measurements.


text:
The Impact of Oil Spills on the Deep Sea: the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
The Louisiana University Marine Consortium (LUMCON) published in September 2019 a study on the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill in Royal Society Open Science. The BP's Deepwater Horizon oil rig exploded in April 2010, killing 11 workers. The subsequent cleanup and restoration had cost nearly $65 billion..but while while we can burn off and disperse oil on the surface, but we don't have the technology to get rid of oil on the seafloor. So approximately 10 million gallons of it settled there….In 2017 , the The LUMCON surveyed the site surrounding the wreck of the rig, and another one 1,640 feet north. There were no giant isopods, glass sponges, or whip corals that would have jumped (metaphorically) at the chance to colonize the hard substrate of the rig, such as discarded sections of pipe…..But] crabs were just about everywhere. The researchers were shocked by the sheer number of crustaceans and other arthropods that had colonized the spill site. According to rough estimates, Atlantic deep sea red crabs, red shrimp, and white caridean shrimp were nearly eight times more populous at the Deepwater site than at other spots in the Gulf. "Everywhere there were crabs just kicking up black plumes of mud, laden with oil," Nunnally says. But abundance does not mean the site was recovering, or even friendly to life. Particularly eerie was the crab's achingly slow movement. "Normally, they scatter when they see the ROV lights," he says. But these crabs seemed unbothered, or unaware of the robot's presence.
Crabs on the seabed of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill
The researchers hypothesize that degrading hydrocarbons are what's luring unwitting crabs from the surrounding seafloor to the deep-sea equivalent of a toxic dump. "The chemical makeup of oil is similar to the oils naturally present on crustaceans," Nunnally says. "They're attracted to the oil site, but everything goes downhill for them once they're in the area." A similar kind of chemical confusion occurred at an oil spill in Buzzards Bay in New England in 2003, which attracted hordes of American lobsters. The researchers liken the death trap to the La Brea Tar Pits: Once lured in, the crabs lose their ability to leave. With no other species able to thrive in the area, the crabs have no food source—except each other. And as one might imagine, consuming the flesh of a toxin-riddled crab or starving to death in a deep-sea tar pit is sort of a lose/lose situation.
The crabs also looked anything but normal: some claws shrunken, some swollen, shriveled legs, a dusting of parasites. "There were deformities, but mostly things were missing," Nunnally says. "You come in with eight legs and try to get away on four or five." The researchers have yet to ascertain what specific toxins led to these maladies. The shrimp looked just as awful as the crabs. "They didn't look like shrimp from other sites," Nunnally says, adding that many of the small crustaceans had humps in their backs—tumors, perhaps.
Excerpts from SABRINA IMBLERS, A Decade Later, the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Has Left an Abyssal Wasteland, Atlas Obscura, Sept. 18, 2019
This entry was posted in Environment, hazardous waste, marine pollution, public health and tagged Anadarko Deepwater Horizon, BP Deepwater Horizon, BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill, BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Commission, deep ocean pollution, Deepwater Horizon oil spill, Deepwater Horizon settlement, oil pollution, oil spills damages on October 1, 2019 by Stoa.
← The Fight Against Toxic Algae Can Nuclear Power Beat Climate Change? →


text:
Daughter wins right to sue father's doctors in confidentiality case
By Jen Willows
A UK woman whose father has Huntington's disease has won the right to sue his doctors for negligence for failing to tell her of the diagnosis.
The UK Court of Appeal last week overturned a 2015 decision by the High Court which had ruled the case had little prospect of success and therefore should not proceed. The latest judgment means the case is arguable - balancing the right to doctor-patient confidentiality with the obligation to prevent harm to others - and can go to trial.
Huntington's disease (HD) is caused by a mutation in a single gene, and the child of an affected person has a 50 percent chance of inheriting the incurable illness. Symptoms usually start between the ages of 35-55 with significant loss of function, and the condition is ultimately fatal.
The father in this case has been held in a secure hospital since 2007 following his conviction for manslaughter after killing his wife. In early 2009, his doctors suspected that he had Huntington's disease and the diagnosis was confirmed later that year. The father was adamant that his three daughters should not be told because they 'might get upset, kill themselves, or have an abortion'.
One of man's daughters subsequently became pregnant and gave birth to a baby girl in 2010. A few months later, one of the father's doctors accidentally revealed the HD diagnosis to her. She has subsequently been tested and carries the HD gene; her child is too young to be tested.
The woman – whose identity has not been revealed – claims that she would have been tested sooner had she known, and terminated her pregnancy in the light of a positive result. She knew when pregnant that she would be a single mother, and would not have wanted to have a child who will be orphaned or dependent on a severely ill adult.
When the case was originally brought to the High Court, it was 'struck out' before receiving a full hearing, with judge Mr Justice Nichol concluding that the doctors did not owe a duty of care to the woman because she was not their patient. He was also concerned that if clinicians have a duty to disclose such information it would undermine doctor-patient confidentiality and public trust in the medical profession.
In the appeal, the UK General Medical Council's 2009 guidance on doctor-patient confidentiality was central to the decision. It states that a doctor should disclose information 'if a patient's refusal to consent to disclosure leaves others exposed to a risk so serious that it outweighs the patient's and the public interest in maintaining confidentiality'.
Lord Justice Irwin ruled that this could mean that a duty of care existed: 'If the clinician conducts the requisite balancing exercise, and concludes that it falls in favour of disclosure then a professional obligation arises.'
The case will now return to the High Court for a full trial.
ABC vs St George's Healthcare Trust and Others [2015] EWHC 1394 (QB)
UK High Court of Justice (Queen's Bench) | 19 May 2015
ABC vs St George's Healthcare Trust and Others [2017] EWCA Civ 336
UK High Court of Justice (Civil Division) | 16 May 2017
Court of Appeal overturns decision on confidentiality in Huntington's case
Reynolds Porter Chamberlain LLP | 17 May 2017
Does fertility treatment still need to be a medical secret?
2 December 2019 - by Charlott Repschlager
The latest meeting organised by the Progress Educational Trust asked the question 'Does fertility treatment still need to be a medical secret?' The event in Edinburgh last week, held in partnership with the Scottish Government, took place off the Royal Mile - through a narrow alleyway in Riddle's Court, one of the many old and imposing buildings scattered through the city...
Woman sues UK hospital over Huntington's inheritance
3 December 2018 - by Eleanor Mackle
A lawsuit brought against a London hospital by a woman whose father's doctors failed to inform her of her risk of Huntington's disease could result in major changes to the laws surrounding patient confidentiality...
Why it's time to define serious and significant genetic conditions
6 August 2018 - by Dr Mair Crouch
Rapid advances in the field of genetics give one a sense of needing to address the issue of what constitutes a 'serious and significant' genetic condition and to seek a broad definition. I will endeavour here to outline some scenarios to illustrate how a definition might help...
ABC v St George's Healthcare NHS Trust: an arguable duty to disclose familial genetic risks
10 July 2017 - by Victoria Chico
In ABC v St Georges NHS Trust, the daughter of a man with Huntington's disease sued the UK hospital caring for her father, claiming that they had a duty of care to share the father's diagnosis with her, even against his wishes...
Huntington's disease in mice partly reversed using CRISPR
26 June 2017 - by Meghna Kataria
Eliminating the faulty protein that causes Huntingdon's disease goes some way to reversing disease progression in mice, a study has found...
No duty to inform non-patients of genetic test results
25 April 2016 - by Antony Starza-Allen
A UK court has struck out a claim brought against a hospital for failing to diagnose a genetic disorder when testing the claimants' second cousin three years previously...
Squealing on DNA: the law and secondary uses of genetic information
30 March 2015 - by Professor Nils Hoppe
One of the legally and ethically problematic issues regularly debated in the context of biobanks and tissue repositories is that of its potential for forensic use. When Anna Lindh (the Swedish foreign minister) was murdered in 2003, her killer was subsequently identified by way of matching DNA traces found at the crime scene with data contained on the killer's Guthrie card...
Event Review: 'Do You Really Want to Know?' screening by Genetic Alliance UK
23 February 2015 - by Sean Byrne
Do you really want to know? This was the question presented in the award-winning documentary of the same title, and to the panel in a discussion that followed its recent screening by Genetic Alliance UK...
Letting family members know about genetic conditions; how and when?
10 January 2011 - by Professor Anneke Lucassen and Dr Emy Lucassen
Advances in genetic and genomic research mean that the identification of a genetic condition or a genetic susceptibility to disease is increasingly becoming a routine part of health care. Many more highly predictive genetic tests are available today than there were just a few years ago and for some conditions (for example, certain types of cancer or heart disease), there are proven surveillance or prevention strategies which can reduce morbidity or mortality...


text:
HSBC chairman warns against banking reforms
Douglas Flint warns that banking reforms due in 2019 could deter banks from taking even the most minor risks
Jill Treanor
Mon 4 Aug 2014 13.36 EDT First published on Mon 4 Aug 2014 13.36 EDT
HSBC chairman Douglas Flint has warned that the deferred banking reforms due in 2019 could deter banks from making most risks. Photograph: Bobby Yip/Reuters
The chairman of HSBC warned yesterday that fear of hefty fines was forcing banks to become risk averse as they grapple with unprecedented regulatory reforms in the wake of the financial crisis.
As Britain's biggest bank revealed it was putting aside $367m (£218m) to cover compensation for mistakes in loan statements to UK customers, Douglas Flint said there was an "observable and growing danger of disproportionate risk aversion".
He warned of "growing fatigue" in some of the bank's operations, where staff were having to work at weekends to implement systems changes. One concern was that "there are only 52 weekends in a year".
He made his remarks as the bank, which makes two-thirds of its profits in Asia, reported a 12% fall in first-half profits to $12.3bn and published 10 pages of warnings about the litigation and regulatory fines it could face on an array of matters ranging from the collapse of the Madoff empire to the fixing of prices in currencies and gold and silver. Some of these fines could be "significant", the bank added.
Flint outlined a list of regulatory changes that the bank was facing, including implementing a ringfence between its retail banking and "casino" investment arms – demanded by UK regulators from 2019. He would not comment on the letter he has written to the chancellor, George Osborne, calling for a delay to the 2019 deadline, which the bank said involves costs amounting to hundreds of millions of pounds a year.
"I do not think we have ever had to ask so much of so many," said Flint. "The demands now being placed on the human capital of the firm and on our operational and systems capabilities are unprecedented."
The bank employs 256,000 people around the world, down from the 300,000 employed three years ago when Stuart Gulliver, - whose motto is "courageous integrity " - took over as chief executive.
Two years ago the bank was fined £1.2bn by the US for breaching US sanctions and allowing Mexican drug lords to launder money through the financial system, making it subject to tougher scrutiny from US authorities. Last week it faced criticism for closing the accounts of three Muslim organisations, including the Finsbury Park mosque in north London, and it has previously closed accounts for diplomatic staff.
Flint said the increased focus on conduct and financial crisis was the right response to problems in the past. "There is, however, an observable and growing danger of disproportionate risk aversion creeping into decision-making in our businesses as individuals, facing uncertainty as to what may be criticised with hindsight and perceiving a zero-tolerance of error, seek to protect themselves and the firm from future censure."
He called for clarity from watchdogs over their expectations. "Unwarranted risk aversion threatens to restrict access to the formal financial system to many who could benefit from it... and risks unwinding parts of the ecosystem of networks and relationships that support global trade and investment," he said.
The bank took a $194m hit to cover compensation for customers miss-sold payment protection insurance, the industry's biggest scandal with costs topping £24bn. It also listed the $119m costs incurred from an investigation into potential tax avoidance by US clients. The new $367m charge for failing to comply with the Consumer Credit Act makes HSBC the latest bank to fall foul of this regulation following a warning from the Office of Fair Trading last year about incorrect documents sent to customers who, in HSBC's case, were not told annually that they could make partial repayments of loans.
Andrew Tyrie, the Conservative chair of the Treasury select committee, who chaired the parliamentary commission on banking standards that called for the "electrification" of the ringfence, to break banks up if they failed to comply with the rules, said: "We must ensure the momentum behind the crucial reforms both on ringfencing and on electrification is not lost. They are in any case half a decade away from completion.
"It is equally important that in implementing them the regulators exercise judgment to minimise the regulatory burden. In the end everyone loses from excessive regulation."
As is usual, the bank held its dividend flat, but because it is set in dollars, which have fallen against the pound, Justin Cooper of Capita Asset Services said: "UK investors will see their cheque shrink by around 8% when it lands on the doormat in October." The shares rose 1% to 635p.
Gulliver said UK interest rates could start to rise from their historic lows in the fourth quarter of this year, which would help bolster profits.
"Overall, one gets the sense that HSBC is busy tightening the ship – getting costs screwed down, refining their customer propositions, and making sure that their various regulators are happy – so that they are best-positioned for the global recovery," said Sandy Chen, analyst at Cenkos.
Standard Chartered director says bankers are being treated like criminals
Asia director's comments follow news of second fine for breaking money laundering rules and worries voiced by Lloyds and HSBC
The spectre over HSBC
The 'significant items' line in the HSBC profit and loss account will remain significant for some time yet
HSBC sets aside $378m for potential forex-rigging fines
Bank also warns of 'significant fines' amid investigations into clients' tax affairs in France
Moody's downgrades outlook for UK banking sector to negative
Rating agency's reasons include new rules intended to prevent taxpayer bailouts and banks' exposure to fines and lawsuits
HSBC and First Trust Bank guilty of breaching competition rules
Banking regulation: HSBC says it's a war out there
Larry Elliott, economics editor
Standard Chartered and HSBC – it's that international twosome again
HSBC's lowest-ever 0.99% mortgage – what's the catch?


text:
Home > News > Cities > Hyderabad
Hyderabad: Golconda Fort walls under threat
Hans News Service | 24 Oct 2020 8:33 PM GMT
Golconda Fort walls under threat
More walls of Golconda Fort may fall due to the recent heavy rains if the officials will not take precautionary actions to protect the fort walls
Hyderabad: More walls of Golconda Fort may fall due to the recent heavy rains if the officials will not take precautionary actions to protect the fort walls.
Heavy rains in Hyderabad last week not only damaged the residential and commercial buildings of Hyderabad but it also brought down some portions of the fortification of the historical Golconda Fort, the Qutub Shahi quake-proof architecture which remained unrattled for five centuries.
On October 12, a portion of one of the miradors of a rampart of Naya Qila collapsed. Then again on October 16, another wall inside the fort, in front of the Sri Jagadambika Devi temple, also collapsed.
An official of the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) on condition of anonymity told that decades of neglect made the stone-mud wall too feeble to withstand the onslaught of heavy rains.
He further informed that they had sent their report to the headquarters in New Delhi and the authorities have advised them to begin the repair work. Meanwhile, heritage activists have also criticised the government and officials saying that their negligence was now taking a heavy toll on this magnificent monument of great historical importance.
They said the ASI was not taking interest in preserving the historical fort, which attracted the tourists from all over the world. They warned that if they continued neglecting the cracks that had developed in other parts of the fort, it would not take much time for the Qutub Shahi monument to be fully ruined.
Golconda Fort
Heavy rains


With a luxury house, you are perceived to be prestigious. In this piece, you will get a better understanding of the things that you need to be watchful about when procuring a luxury house.
One of the things that you should check is the time. In most cases, you get to see that most people buy these houses after they are done with most of the responsibilities such as schooling your kids and so on, if you have further ambitions, you need to consider them.
The other thing that you need to bear in mind is that the cost of the luxury house is not your normal price quotation; as the name suggests it is luxury thus expensive. You should be ready to show proof of your finances as most sellers will require it to be sure that you can handle the payments periodically as agreed.
Before you settle on any house, it is essential for you to take your time and do your own due diligence or rather research so that you are getting the best one within your range. As a buyer, you should never be in a hurry to get the house; take your time and make intelligent decisions. Find luxury homes for sale near me here!
It is critical for you to know and understand that the cost of house primarily lies on the location of the house. The neighborhood could be a very huge determinant to the low pricing of luxury houses in a particular area; be sure to make enquiries.
Since you are the buyer in this question, it is essential for you to ensure that you hire a real estate agent to assist you get the luxury house of your dreams. With the kind of time that they have spent in the industry, you will find that they are able to get your connections to potential sellers. Look for Tallahassee luxury homes for sale Zillow here!
After you get a particular luxury house, it is advisable for you to hire in a home inspection specialist to help you know the real state of the house. With the kind of experience and high tech equipment that they use, you get to stand advantaged as you know the true value and essence of what you are getting.


During those early years it can be difficult for little ones to separate from their parents, so we allow parents to stay with their children and care for them personally in our clean and safe nurseries until the children reach 4 years of age. Both nurseries are located outside the main sanctuary in the Marie St. building and they are open from 9:30am-12:30pm. The nurseries also have windows into the sanctuary and a live audio feed, so that parents can participate in the Worship Service while caring for their little ones.


Our in-house graphic artist can assist you with the design of an appropriate eye-catching logo for your company or organization.
Our Staff will assist in developing your concept from that rough sketch to the final artwork.
All the talent necessary is on site to develop your project and produce top quality screen printed images on items from t-shirts to umbrellas.
Our state-of-the-art computer controlled embroidery equipment creates quality embroidered images on a variety of products to satisfy your specific needs.
On-site digitization is available to capture your logo or artwork for reproduction on apparel of your choice.
From the front office to the final packing of the finished product, every job follows a 10-point quality control checklist. Our in-house scheduling and tracking systems give you the peace of mind that your job will ship on time.


text:
List Calls
Days Remaining 30
The Derwent Art Prize 2020 Call for Entries
Entry Deadline: Monday, February 17, 2020
Email Friend Add to Favorites Report Listing
The Derwent Art Prize was conceived in 2012 and aims to reward excellence by showcasing the very best 2D & 3D artworks created in any pencil or coloured pencil as well as water soluble, pastel, graphite and charcoal. Since the Derwent Art Prize began, the competition has attracted more than 10,000 entries from almost 70 countries, with the 2018 edition of the opportunity receiving 3,231 entries from 1,275 artists worldwide.
Derwent are delighted to introduce the selectors for 2020: the artist Charles Avery; the Director of Turner Contemporary Victoria Pomeroy OBE; and the writer and art critic Alice Rawsthorn.
Despite being told by art school tutors to 'stop drawing' because 'drawing is not a masterable art', Charles Avery has since seen his drawings featured in The Times, The Guardian, The Independent, The Scotsman, Frieze, Apollo, FAD Magazine and A-N. Avery is best known for his long-term project The Islanders, which has been exhibited widely and which has represented Scotland at the Venice Biennale. Victoria Pomery OBE is the Director of Turner Contemporary, an art gallery in Margate that presents a rolling programme of temporary exhibitions. Victoria believes that the arts play an integral role in our society and stresses the fact that both the arts and the people who deliver them must adapt to changing audiences and changing times. Alice Rawsthorn is an award-winning design critic and critically acclaimed author. Alice has worked as a journalist for The Financial Times and The New York Times, has held the position of Director at the Design Museum, London, and has participated in multiple global design events including TED and the annual meetings of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
From the total artworks submitted, approximately fifty will be selected for display at the gallery@oxo, London from 22nd April – 4th May 2020. Prizes totalling £12,500 plus a special edition box of 100 Lightfast Pencils will be awarded in a private awards ceremony on the opening night of the exhibition. We are delighted to announce the introduction of a number of special incentives for young artists: a Young Artist First Prize of £4,000, a Young Artist Second Prize of £2,000, and a reduced entry fee for young artists - just £5 per work. In addition, ten young artists will be selected for an online exhibition which will be available to view for one month on the Derwent website. The exhibition will provide the selected artists with additional exposure for their work to a highly engaged audience.
Derwent is committed to supporting artists in the form of both cash prizes and exposure. For this reason, the 2020 edition of the Prize will see one artist winning an Advertorial Award with Aesthetica Magazine, an international art and culture publication with a readership of over 400,000, and the Young Artist Winner having their winning entry displayed at the Moniker Art Fair, a hyper-curated five day contemporary art fair exhibiting an international roster of the finest artists and galleries at the cutting edge of urban art and culture - in New York in May 2020 and London in October 2020. Derwent is passionate about building both a community and a legacy for the Art Prize. As an exhibitor, the story doesn't end with the close of the London exhibition; you become part of the Art Prize community which Derwent strives to support through opportunities such as involvement in art fairs and online exhibitions.
Following the success of two French artists – France Bizot, First Prize and Emma Bertin Sanabria, Young Artist Prize - in 2018, the Derwent Art Prize 2020 will be shown in Paris, which will be the first time that the exhibition has travelled abroad. It will be available to view at 20 Rue Saint Claude from 12th – 17th May 2020.
The deadline for entries to the competition is 17th February 2020, 5pm. Artists may submit up to six works that are both original and created in pencil. To enter and for further details including full terms and conditions on entry requirements, please visit: www.derwent-artprize.com
The C4E directory has more to offer. Sign up today to get our monthly newsletters, and gain access to many more listings not available in the public site.
Promote your event. Get a listing in callforentries.com today.
List your call now
C4E Organizations
Tips to Run an Art Call
Login Artists
Login Photographers
Receive Call Updates
C4E Info
Tips for Artists
Tips for Marketing Your Artwork
How to Approach a Gallery Part 1
Copyright Basics for Visual Artists
How to Write About Your Art
How to Talk About Your Art
Insight from Artists
Insight From a Juror
Tips for Fine Art Photographers
© 2020 Kodexio TM. C4E ® is a service of Kodexio.


Integration of 'Mobile Learning' (m-learning) in Open and Distance Learning (ODL) systems can play a crucial role in reducing the 'Digital Divide' and strengthening 'Democratization of Education' by providing quality educational opportunities and access to information quickly at affordable cost in Commonwealth Asian countries. Successful implementation of m-learning will be determined by readiness and positive perception of teachers towards it. This study examined the m-learning readiness and perception of the teachers of eighteen Open Universities spread across five Commonwealth Asian countries (Bangladesh, India, Malaysia, Pakistan and Sri Lanka). The analysis of responses obtained from 102 teachers indicates that they have the device and skill readiness to impart m-learning. The study also revealed the presence of positive perceptions for m-learning among them. They affirmed that m-learning has the potential to engage the learner to a greater extent. It enhances the collaboration and didactic conversation, thereby reducing the feeling of isolation for learners in an ODL system. However, teachers were still not sure, if m-learning can replace e-learning through conventional devices. Teachers were also aware of the possible applications of m-learning in ODL, pedagogies for which needs to be further explored.


text:
Q: Android: How to apply LayoutParams to my RelativeLayout I'm having difficult with this bit of code:
public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
    super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
    setContentView(R.layout.main);

    RelativeLayout layout = (RelativeLayout)findViewById(R.id.RelativeLayout1);
    RelativeLayout.LayoutParams params = new RelativeLayout.LayoutParams(LayoutParams.FILL_PARENT, LayoutParams.FILL_PARENT);

I have my RelativeLayout1 in xml like this:
<ScrollView xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
android:id="@+id/ScrollView"
android:layout_width="fill_parent"
android:layout_height="fill_parent"
android:orientation="vertical" >

<RelativeLayout
    xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    android:id="@+id/RelativeLayout1"
    android:layout_width="fill_parent"
    android:layout_height="fill_parent"
    android:orientation="vertical"
    android:paddingLeft="60dp"
    android:paddingTop="53dp" >

But when I apply the scrollview, the fill_parent for RelativeLayout1 does not work as it should when it is not a child of scrollview. When it is not a child (i.e. I remove scrollview completely) then the relative layout covers the whole screen as I like it to. But when I put it inside scrollview, it only reaches the last element (a button) inside the relativelayout even though I use fill_parent.
So I am trying it programmatically to see if it makes a difference, but I can't seem to figure out how to apply my params variable to my layout one in the first bit of code. If you have any other ideas, do let me know as well.

A: You have forgotten to call the setter method layout.setLayoutParams(params).
To apply your created parameters you have to give them to the actual layout.
Be cautious with using fill_parent when the parent is a ScrollView. As the Scroll view adapts its size to its children.

A: I figured out how to solve my problem by adding a field to the scrollview and not doing this programmatically. In the ScrollView, I had to set the following:
android:fillViewport="true"

A: Add the attribute android:fillViewport="true" to your ScrollView if you want the RelativeLayout to fill up the ScrollView.
See Romain Guy's post about the same here: ScrollView's handy trick


How soon should a funeral be arranged and how is this organised?
A funeral director will assist you with all funeral arrangement. Discuss how soon you want the service to take place; who will officiate at the service; the type of service; and burial option. Your funeral director will make these arrangements on your behalf.
What service does Council provide?
A funeral director makes arrangements with Council cemetery staff to use a new grave site, or to re-use an existing site and issues a licence. Council keeps records of the site number and personal details of the the deceased. Council cemetery attendants dig the grave and arrange for facilities to be available at the funeral service, such as a grave lowering machine, shelter, lectern and chairs. To ensure consistency and the overall amenity of the cemetery Council needs to approve all headstones, monuments and plaques.
Do I need to phone Council to arrange anything?
No, you don't have to phone Council to arrange anything, your funeral director should organise everything for you.
I want to visit a family member or friend at a cemetery how can I find them?
You can find the location of grave sites by viewing our grave location search.
Who organises the plaques, headstones, monuments and bases?
Your funeral director can organise this for you, or alternatively you may want to get quotes from monumental masons.
What facilities are provided for a funeral service?
Council provides a temporary shelter over the gravesite, chairs, lowering machine and lectern. Your funeral director can organise a celebrant and other religious services.
No. You'll need to speak to your funeral director or a local crematorium.
When is the headstone, plaque, monument or base installed?
It usually takes 3-5 weeks after a funeral as some manufacturing takes place interstate; but could be longer depending on the section and cemetery.
Can existing graves be added to?
Yes. Speak to your funeral director to find out if you can add to an existing site.
Can I put a new plaque, headstone or monument on an old grave?
Yes. Speak to a monumental mason to arrange manufacture and installation and notify Council of your intentions.
Who is responsible for maintenance of the tiles/granite etc?
Council staff endeavour to maintain the cemeteries to the highest possible standards but families are responsible for repairs to tiles and granite cracks from wear and tear over time.
Is there a chapel for funeral services?
There is a chapel next to the Forest View Cemetery run by Cairns Crematorium but not at our other cemeteries.


text:
Items An oiran starting for a walk, followed by her kamuro and a shinzo
An oiran starting for a walk, followed by her kamuro and a shinzo
Isoda, Koryūsai, active 1764-1788
Image ID 57231292
Charles Stewart Smith collection of Japanese prints
Mitsu no Miyako sato no Iro
Isoda, Koryūsai, active 1764-1788 (Printmaker)
Shelf locator: 113217
Acquisition: Charles Stewart Smith Collection
Citation/reference: Smith J-13
Extent: Image: 10 1/4 x 7 1/2 in. (26 x 19.1 cm) Paper / Sheet: 10 1/4 x 7 1/2 in. (26 x 19.1 cm)
TMS ID: 341768
TMS Object Number: 113217
Universal Unique Identifier (UUID): 12b1c230-71f0-0133-b974-00505686a51c
The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Print Collection, The New York Public Library. "An oiran starting for a walk, followed by her kamuro and a shinzo" The New York Public Library Digital Collections. 1770. http://digital.gallery.nypl.org/items/91acfeb0-3730-0135-eff2-5146f1a34417
The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Print Collection, The New York Public Library. "An oiran starting for a walk, followed by her kamuro and a shinzo" New York Public Library Digital Collections. Accessed January 21, 2020. http://digital.gallery.nypl.org/items/91acfeb0-3730-0135-eff2-5146f1a34417
The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Print Collection, The New York Public Library. (1770). An oiran starting for a walk, followed by her kamuro and a shinzo Retrieved from http://digital.gallery.nypl.org/items/91acfeb0-3730-0135-eff2-5146f1a34417
<ref name=NYPL>{{cite web | url=http://digital.gallery.nypl.org/items/91acfeb0-3730-0135-eff2-5146f1a34417 | title= (still image) An oiran starting for a walk, followed by her kamuro and a shinzo, (1770)|author=Digital Collections, The New York Public Library |accessdate=January 21, 2020 |publisher=The New York Public Library, Astor, Lenox, and Tilden Foundations}}</ref>


text:
Sports Grow
How to Stream NFL Games Live Free Online (Guide for 2019)
6 Ways to Watch NFL Live Stream Free Online
How to Streams NFL Games on Reddit
How to Watch or Live Stream Baltimore Ravens Game 2019
How to Watch or Live Stream Cleveland Browns Game 2019
Home How to Watch
How to Watch NFL Games Live on Fox Sports Online
SG Staff
No matter what your reason, you might want to watch Fox Sports without cable. Cable or TV subscription can be expensive so that you might overlook those options. Well, watching your favorite shows in Fox Sports does not have to be that hard. Now, you can watch Fox Sports live without cable. There are many live streaming services that can be your great options.
Chances are you might find some options in the internet. The catch is that not all the live streaming services can give you the best solution. But you don't need to worry. Don't waste your time and effort in researching and comparing. Take a look at our compiled list below.
Fubo TV is always one of the most recommended options suggested to the sports fans. If you are an avid NFL fan, you might have heard a thing or two about FuboTV. Fox Sports is already available in the FuboTV package. Along with the fantastic 80+ channels, you can tune into Fox Sports to catch up with your favorite NFL team. Within these channels, FuboTV package provides 30 sports channels including the Fox Sports.
FuboTV is a prevalent choice because of its compatibility with various devices. You can use your Smartphone, tablet, PC, laptop, and many others to get the coverage of your favorite NFL team. You could use the service on two devices at the same time. You can upgrade it to the three devices with the add-on. It comes with 72-hour replay feature in case you are missing some games.
Speaking of the top live streaming choice, perhaps it has the crown in terms of price. Indeed. It is the cheapest option compared to other options in our list. It costs you $25 per month to watch Fox Sports without cable. The Sling Blue provides 45+ channels alongside with the Fox Sports. The networks include FS1, FS2, as well as Fox Regional Sports. You could watch the NFL games through Sling TV by using your compatible device. Sling TV also allow you to use the service at 3 devices at the same time. It is a win-win solution for everyone if folks have different tastes and favorite channels.
PlayStation Vue is also one of the most prominent choices when it comes to the live streaming service. Many people mistook the PS Vue with the service exclusively prepared for the PS console users. Well, it is not true at all. PlayStation Vue is available for public. You can watch Fox Sports without cable with the help of PlayStation Vue.
Whether you own PlayStation console or not, you are good to go. Fox Sports 1 and 2 are already available in the "Access" package which costs you $44.99 per month. You can also stream 5 devices at the same time in home. It can run in various devices as well. Pretty a good deal, isn't it?
Hulu with Live TV is the tough competitors of on-demand streaming service. But don't get it wrong. It is also formidable competitors of live streaming services too. Hulu with Live TV only costs $44.99 per month and includes 60+ channels alongside with the FS 1 and FS 2. The good thing here is that it also offers you the on-demand library. Hulu is available for large number of devices. You'd like to check on its official site to see if your device is available too. It allows you to use two device streams at once. With the add-on, the provider allows you to use it on three devices at the same time. DVR cloud is 50 hour. It's a pretty good deal if you want to re-watch the matches.
DirecTV Now might not be the cheapest option in our live streaming list but we'd still add it anyway because it does offer such high quality of service. In the low-tier package of DirecTV, which costs you $50 per month, you can get Fox Sports 1 along with other channels. But if you strive for Fox Sports 2, you will need to upgrade to MAX package which costs you $70 per month. It is not coming as the cheapest option indeed. But how about 100 channels that you will get from the $70 packages? It is a great deal if you also want to watch other channels.
Previous articleHow to Watch NFL Network Live Stream Online
Next articleHow to Watch Carolina Panthers Game Live Stream Online
How to Watch Joshua vs Andy Ruiz 2 Live Stream Online
[WATCH] Presidents Cup 2019 Live Stream Free Options Online
SG Staff - December 11, 2019 0
If you want to watch the 2019 Presidents Cup live stream free online? You will not need to worry since you have...
Davis Cup Finals 2019 Live Stream & TV Channels (Guide)
The latest sports news Covering the NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL, NASCAR, college football, basketball, olympics, world cup, boxing, UFC, soccer and more.
Contact us: info.sportsgrow@gmail.com
Where is the 2020 Summer Olympics: Dates, Host, Mascot, tickets info?
How to Watch33
© Sports Grow


Remember SmartCare? The personable customer support program directed towards our Enterprise package? We decided to take it up a notch and provide ourselves with resources to give our customers the quality support they need. With that said, our recording studio will be where all of your customized help content, videos, and webinars will be taking place. No need to worry about missing any needed information in hosted webinars for mass training. We've got our side covered, literally… with soundproofing foam.
The SmartFile team understands that time is valuable, and we won't be wasting it. You'll now be able to hear us loud and clear for any questions, concerns, or worries you may have about your SmartFile account. We've got your back, so that you can focus on what's really important in making your company successful.


Some of you just want to play. That is what this group does. They play your favorite sport and hang out with the guys.
Well, there is a gal's group, too if you are a lady. They too play their favorite sport and hang out.
please contact us for any pray request(s) or question(s).


text:
Q: Remove numbers from result; Python3 I'm creating a script that querys websites, and my results end up looking something like this
result = "
nameof1stlink
38
nameof2ndlink120
12
nameof3rdlink15
7
nameof4thlin...
k143
43
"

Basically, I want to remove the numbers that come after each line of text. That would be easy for me to do in a pattern, but there is the occasional long string that takes up two separate lines. There's also the matter of needing to keep the numbers in the actual text names.
I was thinking of checking each individual line for string length and just removing those w/o 5 or more letters / numbers, but I wasn't sure if that would work, and I wasn't too sure how to do it either.
Any help from you guys would be great.
Thanks! :)

A: You could maybe use regex matching, looking for a link-like string (allowing for newlines) followed by a number and a newline, which you'd want to ignore. Then, to accommodate multi-line links, use simple str.replace() to remove any occurrences of the consistent ...\n that occurs when the link is split across multiple lines.
What I have in mind, given the example you've provided, is this:
import re

result = """nameof1stlink
38
nameof2ndlink120
12
nameof3rdlink15
7
nameof4thlin...
k143
43"""

matches = re.findall(r'([A-Za-z0-9\n/_.-]+?)[0-9\n]+[\n\b]', result, flags=re.M)
# match this group    '(                   )              '                   ^
# shortest possible   '                   ?               '          (multi-line
# at least one of     '                  +                '          string input)
# these characters    ' [A-Za-z0-9\n/_.-]                 '
# then, at least one  '                            +      '
# digit or newline    '                     [0-9\n]       '
# and ending with \n  '                             [\n\b]'
#   or end-of-string

# matches = ['nameof1stlink', 'nameof2ndlink', 'nameof3rdlink', 'nameof4thlin...\nk']

links = [link.replace('...\n', '') for link in matches]
# links = ['nameof1stlink', 'nameof2ndlink', 'nameof3rdlink', 'nameof4thlink']

I'm not sure what your links look like, but I assumed [A-Za-z0-9/_.-] (alphanumerics plus /, _, ., and -) covers all the standard parts of hyperlinks. And \n needs to be thrown somewhere in there to accommodate for multi-line entries. You can modify this character class depending on what you expect your links to look like.


text:
class CreateEveAncestriesTable < ActiveRecord::Migration[5.2]
  def change
    create_table :eve_ancestries do |t|
      t.bigint :ancestry_id
      t.bigint :bloodline_id
      t.text :description
      t.integer :icon_id
      t.string :name
      t.text :short_description
      t.timestamps
      t.index :ancestry_id, unique: true
    end
  end
end

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub