IOTA is a third generation cryptocurrency with some powerful implementers over the previous models. IOTA has zero transaction fees and unlimited scalability, two of the issues which are hampering Bitcoin heavily. IOTA used a technology called Direct Acyclic Graph(DAG), IOTA's version of the implementation is called the Tangle. This technology sets IOTA up nicely to compete in the future of micro transactions and the growing internet of things.
With the ability to do fast fee-less transactions from a computer or cellphone to anywhere with a wallet IOTA could become the new standard in everyday transactions. The way the transactions are made free is by removing miners and having the transacting parties do the processing work for the transaction. For normal transactions this is a very small piece of work and even older computers and cellphones should have no problem. IOTA has total fixed supply of 2 779 530 283 277 761 units with zero inflation. This makes micro /nano transactions possible and if it ever reaches the point where a single unit is to expensive for a micro transaction the developers have said they can turn on decimal points wiout much trouble.
Iota is grouped as following with the Mi being the standard unit and what most sites use for valuation against the dollar.
As of writing this is a limited amount of places to buy Iota. Bitfinex is the major player in the market but currently do not accept fiat currency such a dollars so you will need to use a different crypto such at Bitcoin or Litecoin to make your purchase. I would reccomend you use Litecoin or Etheruem for this as the fees on Bitcoin will take a large chunk of your money. Once you have purchased your IOTA you canm transfer it to your wallet with no fees or keep it in your bitfinex account.
IOTA is still rather new as a cryptocurrency and has had some issue and there are areas for improvement. The transaction speed was quite slow in the beginning but it has gone from hours to minuets while bitcoin has gone the opposite direction. The Wallet technology is still new and clunky but is constantly being improved by the devs and the technology allows for 3rd party wallets to be developed so once IOTA gets more traction you can expect a whole slew of new wallet options to choose from. Currently at time of writing the major issue facing IOTA is lack of support on the trading platforms. Once more platforms adopt IOTA that could be the push it needs to take it mainstream. Other platforms do want to adopt IOTA but it is not a blockchain currency like the others big cryptocurrencies and so needs some extra work to be incorporated . But once this work starts being completed IOTA could see huge gains and uptake and getting your hands on some before that happens could be a wise move indeed.


Microalgae from 17 tropical mountain lakes in the paramo zone (alpine meadow) of the central and western Andean range in Colombia were sampled for desmids (Chlorophyceae). Desmid are highly diverse unicellular green algae that are primary producers in freshwater ecosystems, are consumed by microfauna and can serve as biological indicators of biological health of fresh water bodies. Of 100 desmid taxa colleted, 43 are new recorded for Colombia. This study showed that all species have a cosmopolitan distribution. This taxonomic registry study describes all desmids species (in tables, artworks and photos) detected in these lakes and presents a key for identification of genera, species, and subspecies in this ecosystem. A full text containing a literature listed is included.
This study is dedicated to the memory of the late Dr. Luis E. Mora-Osejo of the National University of Colombia in Bogota, Colombia.
Key words: Alpine meadows, Andean tropical highland lakes, Columbian alpine ecology, desmids, microalgae, paramo, taxonomy.


I´m thinking that a page that define different terms and explains them.
I can see the usefulness of this tool---but there exists something called an "Astronomy Barchart" ---that may be available at Amazon--if you can get a hold of Amazon on your servers--I am unsure of your internet situations.
Possibly translating the facts on the barchart to other languages maybe of greater importance--since the one which I am familiar with is in the English Language.
The image is courtesy of AMAZON.com--it is an academic tool--So I don't believe that I am breaking copyright laws?
That is a nice link!
Update: Hyperphysics has been added (along with other resources) to the Educators' Zone (http://cosmoquest.org/Educator_Resources).


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Jet2, TUI, easyJet, Ryanair, BA: All the latest travel rules for holiday hotspots including France, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Spain and Greece
You'll need to be aware of the rules before travelling
Adam MaySenior Reporter
Whether it's proof of vaccination, taking PCR tests or wearing face masks, there are plenty of rules to remember if you're travelling abroad.
With cases still high across the UK and Europe, each individual country has its own rules for allowing tourists.
It means anyone looking to jet away will need to be clued up on what's expected of them.
Read more: Get the latest travel news
Below is the latest advice from the Foreign Office, which was all correct at the time of writing.
But as we've seen over the last couple of years, regulations can change at a moment's notice.
It's therefore vital you check before you travel so you're not caught out.
Here is the current advice for some popular holiday hotspots.
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The French ban on British travellers began on December 18, but that's now been eased.
Since yesterday morning (Friday, January 14), the UK has been on France's red list.
That now means fully vaccinated travellers must present a negative PCR or antigen test result, taken within 24 hours before departure, if aged 12 years and over.
They must also provide a completed 'sworn statement' -otherwise known as a déclaration sur l'honneur - form self-certifying they are not suffering from coronavirus-associated symptoms and have not been in contact with confirmed cases in the preceding fortnight.
However, unvaccinated travellers will be subject to strict rules.
They'll need to self-isolate on arrival in France for 10 days which are subject to police checks.
They must also provide:
a negative PCR or antigen test result taken within 24 hours pre-departure if aged 12 years and over.
contact details before travel to France, including the address they will be staying at, to the French authorities via an online form.
a completed international travel form to prove the reason for essential travel. This can be found on the French government's website. In exceptional circumstances, the French Consulate in London may be able to assist with travel for a compelling reason not listed as an 'essential reason for travel'.
a completed 'sworn statement' (déclaration sur l'honneur) form self-certifying they are not suffering from symptoms associated with coronavirus and have not been in contact with confirmed cases in the preceding fortnight. This can be found on the French government's website.
Since 11pm on January 3, travellers aged six or over entering Germany from abroad have had to possess either proof of vaccination, proof of recovery or a negative Covid-19 test prior to arrival.
Visitors will need to present this proof on request to carriers or authorities.
While Germany will accept the UK's proof of Covid-19 recovery and vaccination record, your NHS appointment card from vaccination centres isn't designed to be used as proof of vaccination and shouldn't be used to demonstrate your vaccine status.
The proof of vaccination must be provided in German, English, French, Italian or Spanish and include:
the personal data of the vaccinated person (at least surname, first name and date of birth)
date of vaccination, number of vaccinations
vaccine name
name of the disease vaccinated against
characteristics that indicate the person or institution responsible for carrying out the vaccination or issuing the certificate, for example an official symbol or the name of the issuer
If you're not fully vaccinated you can only enter Germany from the UK if you are a German citizen; the spouse/partner/child under 18 of a German citizen; a resident of Germany; the spouse/partner/child under 18 of a resident of Germany; serve in an important role; or have an urgent need to travel.
Travellers who are not fully vaccinated and do not meet one of the exemptions outlined above can't currently enter Germany from the UK.
For those individuals eligible to enter Germany who are not fully vaccinated, travel from the UK is generally subject to 10-day quarantine with test and release available after five days.
All permitted unvaccinated or unrecovered travellers aged six or over from the UK arriving in Germany need a negative Covid-19 test result.
This can be either a PCR test that is no more than 48 hours old at the time of departure, or a rapid antigen or other test sample that is no more than 48 hours old at the time of entry.
If you travel from the UK and can demonstrate that you are fully vaccinated, you can enter Italy without needing to self-isolate. However:
you must fill in the passenger locator form (EU PLF) before you enter Italy to get a QR code to show to your travel provider and Border Police. You can ask for paper form if you do not have an electronic device
you must show evidence of a negative PCR test taken within 48 hours before entering Italy OR a negative antigen test taken within 24 hours before entering Italy.
other regional requirements may apply
If you are not fully vaccinated, to enter Italy from the UK you must:
fill in the passenger locator form (EU PLF) to get a QR code to show to your travel provider and Border Police. You can ask for paper form if you do not have an electronic device
show evidence of a negative PCR test within 48 hours before entering Italy or a negative lateral flow test taken within 24 hours before entering Italy
notify the Prevention Department of the local health authority of your entry into Italy. See COVID-19 regional telephone numbers for the contact details of local Italian health authorities
travel to your final destination in Italy by private transport only
remain in self-isolation for 5 days
take another PCR or lateral flow test at the end of the 5 days' self-isolation
Children aged 17 and under don't need to quarantine if they are travelling with a fully vaccinated parent and (for those over the age of six) have a negative PCR or lateral flow test.
Children aged five and under are exempt from testing as well.
Exemptions from testing may apply if you are transiting Italy in a private vehicle for less than 36 hours or travelling for proven reasons of work, health or absolute necessity, for less than 120 hours.
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Before you travel to mainland Portugal, you must complete an online passenger locator card and be prepared to show a negative Covid-19 test result certificate (except children aged 11 or under).
You may have a RT-PCR or an antigen test. Make sure the test you choose meets the following criteria:
all tests must be carried out by trained healthcare professionals. Self-administered tests are not acceptable
antigen tests must be completed within 48 hours of departure. They must meet the standards set out in the EU common list of Rapid Antigen Tests
RT-PCR tests must be completed within 72 hours of departure
Your test certificate must contain the information set out in Annex II of the EU common list of Rapid Antigen Test. For example, it must:
give your name, date of birth and passport number
the type of test taken and the date and time the sample was collected
the date of the result and the name of the testing facility or centre and responsible clinician
You shouldn't use the NHS testing service to get a test in order to facilitate your travel to another country.
You should instead arrange to take a private test.
When you get to mainland Portugal, you will be subject to a health screening.
If your temperature is 38C or over or you show signs of being unwell, you may be required to take a further Covid-19 test and remain at the airport until you receive your test result.
Before travel to Spain, everyone (including children under 12 years old) travelling by air or sea must fill in and sign an online Health Control Form.
If you don't complete this form electronically, you may submit it in paper format before boarding.
If you're fully vaccinated and travelling from the UK, you can enter Spain without needing to test or quarantine regardless of your reason for travel.
At least 14 days must have passed since being fully vaccinated (with both doses of a two-dose vaccine or one dose of a single-dose vaccine) before arrival in Spain.
Your date(s) of vaccination must be specified and you need to have had a vaccine authorised by the European Medicines Agency or by the World Health Organisation.
Children under the age of 12 years old don't need to show proof of being fully vaccinated on entry to Spain.
Under the Spanish government's current measures, you can only enter Spain from the UK for tourism purposes if you can show proof of being fully vaccinated.
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If you're travelling from the UK, you will need:
To have completed a Passenger Locator Form (PLF) before arrival in Greece. The form is required regardless of the means of transport you use to travel to Greece.
You will also need one of the following:
Proof of a negative Covid-19 PCR test, undertaken within the 72 hour period before arrival into Greece; or
Proof of a negative Covid-19 rapid antigen test from an authorised laboratory, undertaken within the 24 hour period before your arrival into Greece
These requirements are compulsory for all travellers aged five and above.
Arrivals into Greece may be required to undergo a rapid Covid-19 test on arrival.
If you test positive on arrival in Greece, you (and those you are travelling with) will have to self-isolate for at least five days at home or in quarantine hotels provided by the Greek state.
If you have no symptoms on day five, or your symptoms have improved (e.g. having no fever for the past 24 hours without the use of medicine), you will be allowed to end your quarantine.
However, if you still have a fever you will be required to continue to quarantine until your fever drops.
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British confectionary giant Cadbury is extending its Cocoa Life sustainability initiative across all of its chocolate products in UK and Ireland by 2019, and will utilise the expertise of Fairtrade as a key partner in the programme.
Mondelez International, Cadbury's US owner, announced last week that it was aiming to strengthen its sustainable sourcing commitments and help more cocoa farmers, their families and communities by ensuring that all of Cadbury's products will be covered under the single Cocoa Life initiative supply chain programme.
As a result of the single-branding solution, previously Fairtrade certified Cadbury Dairy Milk products will no longer carry the Fairtrade logo on the front of packaging. Some organisations are concerned removing the Fairtrade logo will confuse customers. However, Cadbury are continuing to work with Fairtrade to innovate programmes to enhance the future for farming communities and will place the Fairtrade logo on the back of products.
Northern Europe president at Mondelez International Glenn Caton said: "Cocoa Life builds from Cadbury's proud heritage of sourcing cocoa sustainably, which dates back to a hundred years ago when the Cadbury family helped establish cocoa farming in Ghana.
"Through Cocoa Life, we want to become an accountable partner for our cocoa farmers, not just a buyer. We are directly connecting buyers to farmers, enabling them to build long-term businesses. Cocoa Life truly transforms communities by delivering real and measurable improvements for cocoa farmers.
"We want to use our scale as the world's largest chocolate maker to drive positive change for the communities on which we depend. We support Fairtrade's vision to drive sustainable livelihoods through empowered farming organisations and communities and fairer terms of trade. We are proud to have Fairtrade's support in helping us achieve this".
The move by Cadbury will look to strengthen commitments and deliver several benefits throughout the supply chain including; increasing the amount of chocolate made from sustainably sourced cocoa by five times, investing $400m by 2020 to empower 200,000 farmers, assessing livelihood improvements in communities, competitive pricing on cocoa and loyalty payments to cocoa farmers and investing in more than 795 cocoa farming communities.
The Fairtrade Foundation's chief executive Michael Gidney said: "We are proud to have worked closely with Cadbury since 2009 to improve the lives of cocoa farmers and their communities. But the reality is that life for too many cocoa farmers remains a daily struggle against poverty, whilst their communities still lack many essential services and climate change poses increasing threats to their livelihoods and future.
Alongside Fairtrade, Cadbury's Cocoa Life initiative is supported by a number of on-ground NGOs including Voluntary Services Overseas (VSO), Save The Children, CARE International, World Vision and Solidaridad. Additionally, Cadbury will also bring in experts from organisations like WWF, the UN Development Programme and the Anti-Slavery International to help both design and oversee the initiative.
Cocoa Life has already benefitted more than 76,000 farmers, having provided a significant increase in their income and cocoa yield since its introduction last year, according to Mondelez International's Cocoa Life Sustainability report. Additionally, the report outlined that 12% of Mondelez's cocoa was sustainably sourced as of the end of 2015.
This is one of a number of supply chain commitments made by Cadbury. Most recently, Cadbury joined a host of British food and drink manufacturers in developing a series of sustainability goals in the UK food manufacturing, under the new 'FDF Ambition 2025' programme that aims to shape sustainable value chains.


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Summary : Surgical Site Infection (SSI) after head and neck cancer surgery may be life threatening and induces increasing in healthcare cost. The objective of this present study was to identify predictive factors associated to surgical site infection in head and neck cancer surgery. Numerous predictive factors were analyzed with univariate case-control method, then with multivariate method. This retrospective study included 71 patients who have been hospitalized in our department during 2010 for a head and neck cancer surgery. The incidence of surgical site infection was 15.5%. The T3-T4 stages were identified as an independent predictive factor (p = 0.04). Our study does not find other predictive factor for a SSI. The NNIS index (National Nosocomial Infections Surveillance), used by the Center for disease control and prevention as predictive factor, was not valid in our study. A specific predictive index should include the tumor stage for Head and Neck Cancer surgery and should be taken into account for the management of a preventive antibiotic treatment.


East Meadow spans six acres of green pastoral surrounded by the finest trees in the lawn. The Meadow is perfect for playing sports, picnicking, and sunbathing. The lawn re-opened on September 20, 2011 after a $3M restoration by the Central Park Conservancy. Nearby Tourist Attractions: Conservatory Garden, French Garden, Italian Garden, English Garden, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, Museum of the City, and El Museo del Barrio.
The grass is finally greener on the Upper East Side of Central Park – great place for sightseeing.
The East Meadow is a great place for playing recreational sports.
Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux's original vision for Central Park was to have a collection of trees between the south end of the East Meadow and Conservatory Garden.
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If you haven't read What Is Fear-Free Eating then I recommend you start here: What Is Fear-Free Eating?
When I'm not creating recipes, writing books, and coaching clients, I teach yoga and run retreats.
And I've just got back from hosting Eat. Play. Move. 2018. – my Spanish yoga retreat. I had so much fun with so many beautiful yogis and the food was out of this world. And not just the food, the entire eating experience was amazing. New foods. New flavours. New friends.
Three times a day one of the chefs would hit the gong in the dining room to let everyone know food was served. We would then help ourselves to a buffet of beautifully cooked vegetarian food, most of which was grown at the retreat centre itself as part of the permaculture projects going on there. We'd then gather around big tables of six to ten people and spend a good 30-60 minutes talking and laughing and connecting over this amazing food. If you were still hungry after your first plate, you could go back for seconds (or even thirds!) and if you were satisfied even though you had food left on your plate, then you could happily leave whatever was left because you knew there would be another opportunity to eat in a few hours. And if you were hungry between meals, there were plenty of snacks available too!
Whilst I was there, I realised that this was the perfect opportunity to practice Fear-Free Eating – eating intuitively in a way that respects your body, honours your hunger, and expands your life rather than restricts it.
Over the course of the retreat, a few people looked at what I was eating and made comments like, "I can't believe how much you eat" and "I don't know where you put it all" which made me smile because, during my teenage years with anorexia, I took pride in how little I could survive on. Now, I take pride in how well I can nourish myself and it is incredibly important for me to be a role model to the people that I work with – to show them that I eat without restriction and in a way that makes me feel amazing.
I tried pretty much everything that was cooked up at the retreat, I left food on my plate if I was full, I went back for more if I was still hungry, I ate bread with gluten and bread without gluten, I had a second serving of the brownie even though I was full because it tasted so good, I stayed away from the goat's yogurt because it didn't agree with me, I drizzled olive oil over my salad because it was freshly pressed and tasted delicious… By eating without restriction, honouring my appetite, and really enjoying my food, I gave everyone else on the retreat permission to the same.
Because, before we went, some of my yogis were worried about the food (research shows that yoga practitioners have a very high rate of Orthorexia). A few people had emailed me before we left for the retreat to say they were worried they would gain weight eating three meals a day, or they were anxious about not being able to track calories, or they were concerned they would be eating too many carbs because it was a vegetarian diet.
And this highlights one of the many problems that comes with dieting. It might make you feel safe while you are living your day-to-day life and can eat the same foods and control how much you eat by weighing them or eating a set portion size, but the moment you step outside of your routine and do the things that make you feel fully awake and fully alive, anxiety creeps in because you have no idea how to eat without measuring and weighing and following food rules and meal plans. And this anxiety detracts from the beauty of the whole experience. Dieting relies on external controls and rules rather than internal cues which disconnects you from your body and destroys your trust in it. So, when those external measures and control mechanisms are not available, you end up feeling lost, anxious, and confused.
This is why Fear-Free Eating is so important. This is why taking the time to connect with your body instead of trying to control your appetite is so important. So that when you go somewhere exciting, like a yoga retreat, or a holiday, or even a day out or around to a friend's house for dinner, food anxiety doesn't ruin the whole experience. And instead you feel the freedom, connection, peace, excitement and joy that comes with getting outside of your comfort zone and exploring the widths and depths of life.
And what I really love is that everybody ate a little differently. The above is just what worked for me. And, even though I have been eating intuitively for a couple of years now, I have brought elements of what I learnt about what works for me on the retreat into my everyday eating back home. I am eating a bigger breakfast (because I felt so good having a three course breakfast on retreat!), I am exploring cooking with lots of different beans (because I was stuck in a bit of a chickpea rut!), and I am currently testing out a Quinoa and Hazelnut Roast that will be on the blog soon!
What I really want to get across in this article is that Fear-Free Eating and intuitive eating aren't some kind of idealistic ways of eating that aren't practical in everyday life. Nor, when you let go keeping a tight harness on your appetite, will you binge on everything in sight and gain a tonne of weight (this is a common fear for a lot of people).
I want you to see that Fear-Free Eating will give you freedom.
And it will take practice and patience to trust your appetite again, especially if you have been ignoring it for years. But it is worth it. My eating experience at Eat. Play. Move. 2018. really highlighted that for me. Giving up dieting is worth it. Unlearning all the food rules is worth it. Learning to nourish yourself is worth it. Taking the time to understand your body is worth it. Letting go of the need to control your weight is worth it. Allowing yourself to enjoy food is worth it. Freedom is worth it.
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Granny Flats – are regularly defined as "secondary dwellings" which means they are secondary to the main property and the dwellings are located on the grounds of a single-family home. This type of dwelling is sometimes homepage called a granny flat because it is a way of families to accommodate aging parents. The dwellings must also be self-contained. Granny flats have taken off in recent years, and if you decide to use the dwelling as an ideal situation for investment, it will give you a good rental return.


THE ashes of the late actor Peter O'Toole are being held in Aras an Uachtarain until he can be buried in the west of Ireland following his death last December, a celebration for the screen legend heard.
Kate O'Toole, the daughter of the actor, told an audience of some of the most prominent figures of stage and screen that President Michael D Higgins, who was a close friend of Mr O'Toole, was minding them until she had time to bury him near her home in Galway overlooking the sea, as was his wish.
Some 350 people – among them the president and actors Kevin Spacey, Jeremy Irons, Stephen Fry and Omar Sharif – yesterday gathered for an energetic celebration of the life of the actor who became a worldwide star for his performance in 'Lawrence of Arabia'.
Mr O'Toole died on December 14 aged 81.
In a eulogy for her father, Ms O'Toole, who lives in a hilltop home overlooking the Eyrephort peninsula, said it had been his wish to be buried "where his roots lie".
"I brought my father's ashes home to Ireland where they are currently in safe deposit with the president who is minding them for me at Aras an Uachtarain until I get a chance to return home and fulfil his wishes," she told the audience in the Old Vic theatre in London.
Mr Higgins spoke of his close friendship with the actor, which stretched back to 1969 when they were introduced by a mutual friend.
"We all know that time spent in Peter's company could never be described as monotonous. He transformed the most routine or mundane experience into exciting drama. This extended to his recreation and his love of sport. I recall on many occasions watching football matches on the television with Peter and he shouting loudly and encouragingly at the screen," he said.
"Over the years I received many messages, always pithy, on matters political or cultural, or both. Rugby was, of course, one of Peter's great passions. After I was elected President, he wrote to me to not only convey his good wishes but to impishly suggest that we could now both get good seats at the Six Nations test matches and to count him in for the Aviva."
Mr Higgins told of how he felt a "great sorrow" on learning of Mr O'Toole's death, describing him as a man of "of immense charm, grace, intelligence and eloquence who was assiduously professional about the vocation of acting".
Visitors to Aras an Uachtarain have recently seen the Oscar that was given to Mr O'Toole in 2003, which is being minded by the president for his family.


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Bucks surprise St. Francis woman, saying she's the 1 millionth to visit Fiserv Forum
James B. Nelson
Samantha Holschuh thought Wednesday night was going to be another night at Fiserv Forum, cheering the Milwaukee Bucks on as a member of the rowdy "Clutch Crew."
Things turned out a little better for the St. Francis woman, who was named the 1 millionth fan to attend an event at the arena.
It wasn't a purely random choice.
Bucks Chief Marketing Officer Dustin Godsey monitored a real-time ticketing app and as the count reached 3,000 about an hour before tipoff, he made his move for what was an educated guess at the fan who would be honored.
A guy with a Milwaukee Brewers jacket — nope. Same for the guy wearing a Packers sweatshirt.
And then came Holschuh and her boyfriend,Josh Marcus, decked out in Bucks gear. Godsey intercepted them, and guided the puzzled couple over to a gaggle of Bucks Dancers, cameras, Bango and the ever-enthusiastic Bucks President Peter Feigin.
Marcus was politely edged aside as the gaggle surrounded the clearly stunned Holschuh, who was being feted on a live public address system in the atrium and the huge video screen in the arena.
"With multiple entry points into the building, we randomly selected a fan that is the best approximation of 1 million," said Hilary Dickinson, manager of communications for the Bucks and Fiserv Forum.
The arena that opened in August has hosted all Milwaukee Bucks and Marquette University Golden Eagles men's basketball games this season. The Bucks operate Fiserv Forum and have maintained an aggressive schedule booking concerts and other events.
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Feigin congratulated Holschuh and said a few words about how much the Bucks appreciated the support of fans like her.
And then the swag came out. There was so much that it filled a cart. Playoff and concert tickets, Leinenkugel's beer, Jack Daniels, Sargento cheese and sausage and BMO and SURG restaurant group gift cards, and Palermo's pizza for a year.
Holschuh, 32, let out a huge laugh when asked if she was surprised by the attention.
"I'll say," she said. "I just wanted to get here early so I could get a free (fan giveaway) hat."


"Still, many people can�t speak English. The collected, shared knowledge that makes up the web is therefore only partly accessible to them. The reverse, of course, is true as well. When you surf the web, you will sometimes come across languages and characters you don�t understand � like Chinese, Arabic, Korean, French, German, Italian, Spanish, or Japanese. Would you be able to fluently read these languages, those sites wouldn�t be a dead end for you. You would discover a wealth of knowledge, and more importantly, opinions. If you�re an US citizen, how many Arabic, German or French sources do you read to get a good understanding of how the world sees the US? How many blogs do you read in foreign languages? Probably not many, unless you�re fluent in those languages."
How do they do that? It�s certainly complex to program such a system, but the underlying principle is easy � so easy in fact that the researchers working on this enabled the system to translate from Chinese to English without any researcher being able to speak Chinese. To the translation system, any language is treated the same, and there is no manually created rule-set of grammar, metaphors and such. Instead, the system is learning from existing human translations. Google relies on a large corpus of texts which are available in multiple languages.


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Die Govecs AG  mit Sitz in München ist ein 2009 gegründeter deutscher Hersteller von Elektrorollern und Elektro-Leichtkrafträdern.

Geschichte
Im August 2013 eröffnete Govecs sein Werk in Breslau. Im Juli 2015 übernahm Govecs die kompletten Produktionsanlagen des ebenfalls in Breslau ansässigen und 2014 insolvent gewordenen Elektromotorrollerherstellers Vectrix. Damit wurde die Produktionskapazität von zuvor etwa 5.000 auf etwa 20.000 Elektroroller pro Jahr erhöht.
Im September 2016 stellte Govecs in Berlin ein Elektroroller-Modell vor, das äußerlich einer Simson KR 51 Schwalbe ähnelt und ursprünglich als E-Schwalbe am Standort Suhl von efw entwickelt wurde. Die E-Schwalbe besitzt einen Elektroantrieb von Bosch und wird seit 2017 ausgeliefert. Auf der Internationalen Fahrrad-, Motorrad- und Zubehörmesse in Mailand (EICMA) 2017 wurde die neueste Version der Schwalbe präsentiert. Diese ist nun als Elektro-Leichtkraftrad erhältlich. Mit 90 km/h Höchstgeschwindigkeit und 8 kW Dauerleistung ist dies die schnellste jemals gebaute Schwalbe.
Auf der EICMA 2017 stellte Govecs auch den vernetzten E-Roller Elly vor. Er ist für den Endverbraucher-Markt konzipiert und soll durch ein gutes Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis überzeugen. Der Elly kann mit einem Smartphone gekoppelt werden.
Im Juli 2018 übernimmt Govecs die Marke Elmoto von der ID-Bike GmbH aus Stuttgart.

Ein für 2018 geplanter Börsengang wurde abgesagt, da sich nicht genug Käufer für die Aktien fanden.
Im April 2020 übernimmt Govecs das Münchener Startup-Unternehmen LiveCycle aus einer Insolvenz.

Technik
Govecs entwickelt Elektroroller. Energie liefern Lithium-Ionen-Akkumulatoren, die zum Teil herausnehmbar sind. Die Robert Bosch GmbH ist Kooperationspartner für die Antriebstechnik. Sie liefert Batterien, Motoren und Displays für alle Govecs-Modelle. Zusätzlich ist der deutsche Automotive-Zulieferer der größte Servicepartner. Alle Govecs-Roller werden im polnischen Breslau gefertigt.

Produkte

Govecs Pro / Govecs Pro Cargo

Auf dem Business-to-Business-Markt bietet Govecs zwei Produktlinien an. Die GO!S-Reihe besteht aus vier unterschiedlichen Elektrorollern. Diese unterscheiden sich in der Akkukapazität und damit in der Reichweite; zugelassen sind sie für 2 Personen. Das Modell wird vor allem an Vermieter und Sharing-Anbieter verkauft. Der wichtigste Kunde von Govecs ist der französische Anbieter Cityscoot, der seine gesamte Flotte mit Scootern von Govecs ausgestattet hat. 2019 machte das Geschäft mit diesen Kunden ca. 90 % des Umsatzes des Unternehmens aus.
Die GO!T-Reihe, deren Antrieb technisch dem der GO!S-Serie ähnelt, wird hauptsächlich an Lieferdienstleister verkauft; sie ist mit einem flexiblen Befestigungssystem am Heck des Fahrzeugs ausgestattet mit dem Transportboxen mit maximal 180 Litern Fassungsvermögen befestigt werden können. Zugelassen sind die GO!T-Modelle für eine Person.

Schwalbe

Im September 2016 stellte Govecs die Schwalbe vor. Der Name stellt eine Anlehnung an den früheren Kleinroller 51 "Schwalbe" von Simson aus dem thüringischen Suhl dar. Formgestalterisch gibt es deutliche Parallelen zur früheren Schwalbe. Technisch haben die beiden Fahrzeuge wenig miteinander gemeinsam. Einige Details wurden jedoch nahezu unverändert übernommen, darunter der Schriftzug "Schwalbe" und der Gepäckträger. Das Fahrzeug wurde ursprünglich als E-Schwalbe am Standort Suhl von efw entwickelt und war bereits ab 2011 medienwirksam auf Promotion-Tour. Der Serienstart war für 2012 angekündigt. Tatsächlich kam die Serienproduktion jedoch nicht zustande. GOVECS sicherte sich Jahre später die Lizenzrechte und führte das Projekt erfolgreich zur Serienreife. Vorbestellungen der neuen Schwalbe wurden ab Ende 2016 entgegengenommen. Auslieferungsstart war im August 2017.

Angetrieben wird das Kleinkraftrad von einem vor der Hinterachse eingebauten Elektromotor von Bosch. Dieser treibt das Hinterrad über einen Zahnriementrieb an. Der E-Roller erreicht eine Höchstgeschwindigkeit von 45 km/h und zählt zu der EG-Fahrzeugklasse L1e. Wählbar sind drei Fahrmodi für unterschiedliche Fahrleistungen, sowie ein "Crawl-Modus" für langsames Rangieren inklusive Rückwärtsgang. Die Schwalbe kann mit wahlweise einem oder zwei fest installierten Lithium-Ionen-Akkus ausgestattet werden, die ebenfalls von Bosch zugeliefert werden. Aufgeladen werden sie über ein integriertes Ladegerät. Wie der KR51 fährt die Schwalbe auf 16-Zoll-Speichenrädern , die ab Werk mit Allwetterreifen bezogen sind.
Die Schwalbe wird On-Demand im polnischen Breslau produziert. Verkauft wird sie über einen online verfügbaren Konfigurator. Nach der Fertigung wird das Fahrzeug an die Kundenadresse geliefert.

Auf der EICMA 2017 präsentierte Govecs die neueste Version der Schwalbe. Diese zählt zur EG-Fahrzeugklasse L3e und ist ein elektrisches Leichtkraftrad. Sie fährt maximal 90 km/h bei einer Reichweite von 90 km. Die elektrische Dauerleistung des Motors beträgt 8 kW bei einer Batteriekapazität von 4,8 kWh. Der Antriebsstrang wurde wie bei der vorherigen Version, der L1e, in Kooperation mit Bosch entwickelt. So hat auch die schnellere Version der Schwalbe ein 4,4-Zoll-LC-Display, Lithium-Ionen-Akkus und ein 1200-W-Schnellladegerät, das die Batterie in 4½ h voll aufladen kann; im Schnell-Lademodus erreicht die Schwalbe 50 Prozent des Ladezustandes in 1 ¾ Stunden.

Die Schwalbe hat zunächst vor allem im Bereich des Scooter-Sharings in urbanen Gebieten, etwa in München und Berlin Verbreitung gefunden. Sie wird dabei oft mit einem veränderten Gepäckträger und Topcase ausgestattet, weil unter der Sitzbank kein ausreichender Stauraum für den Helm zur Verfügung steht.

Elly

Elly, ein weiterer Roller von Govecs, wurde im November 2017 auf der EICMA in Mailand vorgestellt. Er ist ein vernetzter Elektroroller. Dazu hat er ein 5,1-Zoll-LC-Display, dass per App den Bildschirm eines Smartphones spiegeln kann und so zu einem Infotainment-System wird. Darauf werden unter anderem Navigation, eingehende Nachrichten und Musikplaylisten angezeigt. Optional erhältlich sind Lautsprecher, die in den Roller integriert werden. Entsperrt und gestartet wird der E-Roller ebenfalls über das Smartphone oder eine Fernbedienung. Darüber hinaus bietet Elly einen Diebstahlschutz und kann über GPS geortet werden. Angetrieben wird der Elektroroller über einen Radnabenmotor mit entweder 2 oder 3 kW Dauerleistung. Die Reichweite beträgt bis zu 70 km bei einer Höchstgeschwindigkeit von 45 km/h. Technologiepartner bei der Entwicklung der Elly war Bosch.

Go! Rent
Im Februar 2016 stellte Govecs das Langzeitmietmodell Go! Rent vor. Damit können Unternehmen Elektro-Roller der GO! S- und GO! T-Serie über längere Zeiträume anmieten und nutzen. Dadurch soll das teure und aufwendige Fuhrparkmanagement entfallen. Inbegriffen in dem Angebot sind Versicherung, Wartung, Inspektion und eine Mobilitätsgarantie. Kunden sind vor allem Logistik- und Lieferunternehmen sowie Lieferdienste verschiedener Restaurantketten.

Partner-Unternehmen u.a

Weitere OEM-Modelle

GiGi: Für die niederländische Firma GiGi entwickelte und produziert Govecs den elektrisch angetriebenen Klapproller GiGi.
SWAY: Für die US-Firma Sway Motorsports entwickelte und produziert Govecs das elektrisch angetriebene Sport-Dreirad Sway.
In Kooperation mit dem dänischen Energiekonzern Trefor entwickelte Govecs den dreirädrigen Lastenroller TRIPL.

Weblinks
 Govecs Website

Einzelnachweise

Produzierendes Unternehmen (München)
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Q: why does spring-data-mongodb 1.10 not support readConcern option? My Application encountered a problem: a thread update a mongodb doc, but another thread can't get the latest update immediately;
Then I found this document about consistency.
It needs set the read concern "linearizable", and the MongoClientOptions class does have the "readConcern" but the spring-data-mongodb label <mongo:client-options...> doesn't have the corresponding option.
My MongoDB version is 3.4 and spring-data-mongodb version is 1.10.11

A: Not sure if that helps you in your particular case, but you can set the concern for the entire MongoClient
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public MongoClient mongoClient() {
    return new MongoClient(new MongoClientURI("mongodb://host1:port1,host2:port2,host3:port3/?readConcernLevel=linearizable&writeConcernLevel=majority"));
}

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The Malaysian government has approved a new attempt to find the wreckage of flight MH370 – nearly four years after the plane disappeared.
In one of the biggest mysteries in modern aviation, the Boeing 777 vanished over the southern Indian Ocean on 8 March 2014 with 239 people on board.
The bulk of the Malaysia Airlines aircraft has never been found, and in January 2017, the search was discontinued.
:: 'I miss my mum everyday': MH370 missing remembered
The southern Indian Ocean to the west of Australia
Debris found in the Indian Ocean has been identified as coming from the missing aircraft, but nothing larger than an outboard wing flap has been discovered.
Now a US-based company called Ocean Infinity will continue the search on a "no find, no fee" basis, sailing from Durban in South Africa.
On Saturday, the Malaysian transport minister Liow Tiong Lai said the government was committed to continuing with the search, but that he didn't want to give too much hope to the next of kin.
"The basis of the offer from Ocean Infinity is based on 'no cure, no fee'.
"That means they are willing to search the area of 25,000 square kilometres pointed out by the expert group near the Australian waters."
Ocean Infinity said the vessel was taking advantage of favourable weather to move toward "the vicinity of the possible search zone".
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Gold continues to trade in the pattern that has developed since the Fed began raising rates. This consists of a weakening pattern into the anticipated Fed meeting, a blip lower on the announcement and then a strong rally.
We suggested that gold would potentially see a $1,307 print ahead of the announcement, with a suggestion to enter, when the news broke. The initial bounce to the $1,327 level was within reason but then gold prices blew higher on concerns of other developments.
China™s push-back on proposed U.S. tariffs worried the market and hurt the dollar as traders™ concerns about China™s continued support of the U.S. treasury market came into focus. Trade fears with China have impacted not only the dollar but equity markets, which tested their February lows.
President Trump™s replacement of H. R. McMaster with John Bolton, as National Security Advisor worried the market in respect to North Korea, as Bolton is considered a more aggressive war hawk. There was enough turmoil to force a short squeeze in the metals.
The market is close to a breakout, but the technical picture requires a bit more work. We see continued resistance at the $1,357 level and the market requires further short-term dollar selling to break through this line. Initial support rests at $1,342.


NASCAR drivers and professional cyclists hopped on bicycles Wednesday morning and pedaled 60 miles from St. Augustine to Daytona International Speedway to raise awareness for bicycle and pedestrian safety.
"Phase two will formally designate the 1.4-mile loop downtown that connects to the Neshannock Creek Trail," Staniszewski said, explaining the loop will cover portions of downtown streets and paths along the creek.
Four experienced cyclists are being treated at WakeMed Hospital after authorities say they were thrown from their bikes after being hit by a driver.
[The driver] told ABC11 that when she saw the cyclists there was another car coming in the opposite direction and there wasn't room to move over. Authorities said the the four cyclists were riding in a single-file line.
"It started in the middle of the road right there and then I pulled up here to get out of the road," said Williams.
"Why didn't she slow down? Why did she try to pass when it wasn't safe? The two seconds she would have saved passing them wasn't worth it. Just absolutely not worth it," said [local rider Jerry] Phelps.
2 of the 4 riders, randonneurs who were on a 124-mile ride, are listed in critical condition; charges are said to be pending, though the article doesn't say what they might be.
There is so much ad-ware built into the WNCN website, I had to shut down my computer. I couldn't even get the browser to close.
The speed limit on non-municipal NC roads is 55 mph. I wonder how fast this driver was traveling, to not see four cyclists on a relatively flat and straight road, and to hit them all.
No room to move over. Poor woman…shame her car wasn't equipped with any means to slow down or stop in a hurry.
From the story, it sounds like there will be charges filed against the driver. Her admission that she saw the cyclists and made the conscious decision that there wasn't room to move over sounds, to me, like a basis for a reckless driving charge or something similar.
If you're an Ohio resident or know somebody, this would be a good time to call your rep.
Is there any news of it coming up in the full House soon?
Wow. Bronze level for PennDOT. Doesn't exactly inspire much confidence in the LAB, does it?
For PennDOT's efforts as an employer at their main office facility in HBG, not for their efforts as a governmental agency for the State.
Wow, I don't even have words. Rare.
Oh, hey, Youtube embeds work again. Um, yay?
As of Monday, two of the cyclists were out of the hospital, but one was still unconscious. One cyclist questions the driver's story: "she probably hit all four of us before she realized that she hit anybody." The police say alcohol and speed were not factors in the crash. But the driver was on probation for a drug conviction.
A police operation at the base of the popular hill saw riders pulled over and fined for not having a bell.
Four separate $117 fines were issued at a number of locations in the area under the Queensland Road Rules.
Many cyclists choose to use a vocal warning instead of a bell, yet Sergeant Stevens said that was not enough.
"It needs to be a bell or a horn warning," he said.
"The same as cars and motor vehicles, they're required to meet certain standards.
This is not a requirement in PA, BTW — I checked. We're only required to have lights & reflectors at night, and a brake (even on a fixie).
GARFIELD HEIGHTS, Ohio — A jury has acquitted a Brecksville man charged in a crash that killed two bicyclists and injured three others.
There was a landslide and track damage to the scenic railroad at Frostburg. Article doesn't say is the GAP was damaged.
Another aspect of this is that Brecksville is in an area where bike trails of the Metroparks System and the Emerald Necklace pass through and where the Cuyahoga Valley Recreational Area lies. One would think that a community, long-benefitting from bicycle touring, would have more of a collective consciousness regarding the sport.
Getting chased by turkeys is bad enough.
South African fauna is no joke. We once got T-boned by a kudu while in a car.
Hartebeest 1, XC mountain biker 0.
SAN FRANCISCO— Two journalists covering Monday's train derailment in Fremont nearly became part of the tragedy Tuesday as a careening car drove right through their live report….
But it's from a New Zealand newspaper!
After watching someone trying to ride with one of these ridiculous and dangerous flags, I hope they see this proposal is ludicrous.
A little unclear on the "Flock" concept in Australia.
The story on women cycling is from 2014. Has anyone conducted any follow-up research on this?


Sumo Sally is obese from living in Candyland. She likes to battle and lucky for her, all of the Candy and sugary, high fat food she eats here in Candyland has made her the perfect size for Sumo Wrestling. If you have a Sumo Sally Pass you can use play her quest game. She will pick a random Trading Card for you to battle and if you win the battle in time, she will reward you with BP and/or a Diamond for Elite Gym training.
Earn 25% more MP from Simerian Explorer quests today. Changes at 00:00MST daily.
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Sara Awadh Musallam: Mohamed bin Zayed will elevate and lead our nation towards greater growth and prosperity
Abu Dhabi Government entity officials congratulated HH Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan for being elected unanimously by members of the Federal Supreme Council as President of the United Arab Emirates, succeeding the late Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan.
Officials declared their allegiance and loyalty to Mohamed bin Zayed by pledging to continue serving the nation with dedication and sincerity under his leadership, pronouncing him as a deserving successor to a great predecessor, whose wisdom will shape the next era of the UAE's great march forward.
Sara Awadh Musallam, Chairperson, Abu Dhabi Department of Education and Knowledge, said: "We pledge allegiance to His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, to support him with a renewed commitment to serve our country, and to help our wise leadership in delivering the ambitious vision for our nation's growth and prosperity, now and in the future".
The Federal Supreme Council unanimously elected His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan as President of the United Arab Emirates on Saturday, 14 May 2022, to succeed the late Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed who passed away on Friday, 13 May 2022.
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Visit the floating markets and floating villages, and have tea in the home of one of the families. Marvel at the floating farms that grow fruit, vegetables and flowers literally on the surface of the lake. Visit the fascinating tribal market and buy local Burmese handicrafts such as teak woodcarvings, pottery and textiles.
Visit the rural but bustling five-day market and observe locals and several minority groups wearing traditional costumes trading farm produce such as vegetables, fruits, dried tea leaves as well as animals. The vibrant atmosphere of the market makes it a jolly experience.
The stunning natural scenery and remote villages surrounding Inle make for excellent trekking destinations. Once you gain elevation, the views of the lake become more impressive. High in the hills, life has remained untouched and hill tribes practice authentic farming techniques. Observe people going about daily farming routine and if you feel like it, get your hands dirty and try some of the farming activities yourself.
Pindaya Caves are a Buddhist pilgrimage site and house thousands of Buddha images. There are three caves on the ridge, which runs north to south, but only the southern cave can be entered and explored. A well-worn path leads to the back of the cave, about 150m deep. There are about 8,000 Buddha statues on display in the cave, left by previous pilgrims. The earliest statues date back to the mid-18th century. Wander around the cave and allow some time to explore the town, which is beautifully situated at a small lake and surrounded by mountains. Visit a Shan umbrella and mulberry paper production home industry and return to Inle.
The hill town of Kalaw is situated a 1.5 hour drive from the capital of the Shan state Taunggyi. The town is a former British hill station and is located at an altitude of 1,320 meters above sea level. The drive winds its way through the mountains surrounding Inle. Visit the Pinmagon monastery and observe the bamboo strip lacquer Buddha Image. The image is believed to be over 500 years old and measures over 2.5 meters tall. Kalaw has some marvelous trekking routes that lead over small paths, offering magnificent views of the rough mountainous landscape. Take a short hike and enjoy a picnic lunch on the way. In the afternoon, visit the King church, which is a colonial Catholic church and wander through town to observe the colonial style buildings still standing.
Join a specialized guide for the exploration of the Inle Lake wetland sanctuary which that covers an area of over 1,650 km² and is home to dozens of species of birds. Its waters are also home to 40 species of freshwater fishes, otters and different types of turtles. Learn more about the wetland ecosystem and observe the species of birds that inhabit the area, which include Herons, King Fishers, Cormorants, Egrets, Seagull and Drongos among others. The birds can be observed from the specially built bird watching towers. Enjoy a day with nature surrounded by pure tranquility!
Myanmar has a tropical climate with three distinct seasons: the cool season from November to February which is dry; the hot season from March to May with average temperatures in the 30's Celsius and occasionally over 40ºC; the rainy season from May to the beginning of October with frequent short rainstorms and humidity. The rains are rarely long enough to disrupt sight-seeing plans. For those heading to the beaches, the coast has two distinctive seasons of dry and rainy. During the rainy season (April - September), most resorts and restaurants close down entirely and the flight schedule is severely limited. The dry season is delightful with sunny skies, warm ocean breezes, and temperatures around 30 - 34ºC during the day.


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Aubertin (en francès Aubertin) és un municipi francès, situat al departament dels Pirineus Atlàntics i a la regió de la Nova Aquitània.

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Hundreds picket Hyatt HQ, protesting threats to cancel healthcare
Contact Carly Karmel,
312-933-40545 ckarmel@unitehere1.org
Thousands could lose coverage under Hyatt's proposal; Clergy denounce Hyatt's "harsh tactics"
Hundreds of hotel workers and allies are picketing at Hyatt's global headquarters today in protest of Hyatt's proposal to strip health insurance from Chicago hotel workers and their families after more than two years of contract negotiations. Bargaining between Hyatt and the members of UNITE HERE Local 1 hit a turning point in late November after Hyatt threatened to cut off health benefits unless workers give up their fight and abandon their boycotts. Now hotel workers, religious leaders, and health advocates are calling on the company to withdraw its threat to Chicago workers. If Hyatt refuses, thousands of workers and members of their families in Chicago could lose health insurance at the end of February.
"If they take our health insurance away, my kids will suffer," says Jacqueline Smith, who has worked in the housekeeping department of the Hyatt McCormick Place for the last 10 years and is a single mother of five children—thre e with special needs. "I have heart problems and high blood pressure. If I don't get my medication or they take away my breathing machine, then I can't support my family."
On November 21, 2011, Hyatt negotiators first officially informed the Union of their intent to cut health benefits, with an insurance cut-off going into effect on December 31, 2011. On November 29, Hyatt officials informed the Union that they would postpone the cut-off date by 60 days, extending coverage until the end of February.
In the last two years of contract negotiations, Hyatt has refused to budge on crucial demands to curb subcontracting and ease working conditions for housekeepers—demands met by Hilton and other hotel employers citywide. In response, Hyatt workers have held several limited-duration strikes and called for boycotts of their hotels. Over $20 million in group bookings have pulled out from boycotted Hyatt hotels nationwide.
"According to Jewish tradition, preventing the healing of the sick is akin to shedding blood," says Rabbi Brant Rosen of the Jewish Reconstructionist Congregation in Evanston, IL, who is participating in today's protests. "It is truly a shandeh that Hyatt would stoop to these unacceptably harsh tactics as a negotiating ploy."
This is not the first instance of Hyatt's labor controversies. In July, Hyatt turned heat lamps on striking workers at the Park Hyatt Chicago during a brutal heat wave. In Boston, Hyatt fired its entire housekeeping staff at three non-union hotels, replacing women who had worked at Hyatt for decades with temporary workers earning minimum wage.
UNITE HERE Local 1 and Local 450 represent approximately 1,500 workers at the Hyatt Regency Chicago, Park Hyatt, Hyatt McCormick Place, and Hyatt Regency O'Hare. Contracts for area Hyatt workers expired on August 31, 2009. Since then, area Hyatt workers have carried out several limited duration strikes and other demonstrations, including a weeklong strike in September 2011.
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Issue 64: The Holistic Universe
The Holistic Universe
In this bumper edition we collect together the most important cosmological writings of Marxist philosopher and physicist, Jim Schofield: his work on the nature of the Universe.
In his ongoing application of Dialectical Materialism to the many disciplines of science, Jim has increasingly turned to Holism as the answer to the persistent crisis in Physics. But this ancient philosophical stance isn't what most people think of when they hear the term "holistic" science.
Reclaiming Holism
Much like the rampant misuse of the word "quantum" by quacks and snake oil salesman the world over, the word "holistic" has been dragged through the dirt for several decades, becoming synonymous with the worst kind of pseudoscientific drivel, in the minds of many scientists, and in the popular consciousness too, particualrly when it is applied to the field of medicine.
For the team at SHAPE Journal, it is high time this vital word was reclaimed for those who use it deadly seriously. While holism is often used as an exuse by some to abandon analysis and scientific rigour in favour of some questionable belief system - the rational always subtended by the spiritual - the philosophical concept itself, implies no such thing.
The dictionary definition of the term doesn't suggest this either.
Holistic is posited as the antonym of 'atomistic', as the study of wholes rather than parts, or an acknowledgment that parts cannot be understood without reference to the whole (and vice versa), that contexts and the changing relations between entities, are as important as the entities themselves. That holism is oppositional to reductionism doesn't entail an abandonment of analysis, but a crucial acknowledgment of what analysis actually is; the limitations of all analyses and the necessity for examining the real material contexts in which any findings occur.
To really understand what Holism is, it is important to understand it in terms of its opposite, the currently dominant Priniciple of Plurality, and Jim spends much time explicating the differences between these two philosophical approaches. As he states in What is Holism:
"Plurality saw Reality as being determined by a set of eternal Natural Laws, which simply summed in various mixes and proportions to deliver everything that there is. The task of studying Reality (in all its diverse forms), therefore, had to be to reveal what these Laws were, and any means that could be used to reveal them more clearly was considered a legitimate method for finding such clearly defining things. For, as they were eternal, they could not be changed by context. So, if the context was significantly adjusted to most clearly display a given Law, that would in no way change the sought-for Law. Context would still determine what was seen normally, but merely due to the summing of a set of eternal laws in a given set of proportions."
This is contrasted with Holism in the same paper:
"This was most carefully defined by The Buddha in India, about the same time as Plurality was being revealed in Greece. And, in a nutshell, it was defined as, "Everything affects everything else" or alternatively as, "Everything is always in constant change!" You can see how very different this premise made the process of understanding Reality. Instead of the pluralist assumption of the addition of FIXED things, there was instead the holist assumption of the mutually-affecting combination of easily changeable and hence constantly CHANGING components."
Holism is most vitally different in how it sees time rather than space - it's not just about looking at wholes rather than parts, but looking at changing properties over the assumption and manipulation of fixed laws that we see in all the sciences. Hopefully you can begin to see the relevance of this to Dialectical Materialism and to our understanding of the evolution of the Universe.
The tendency in Physics is to assume the laws that control the Universe have always been the same, but there is no evidential reason to assume this - the flaw is an unspoken philosophical assumption - and it has lead to a very skewed view of Cosmology.
This set of essays begins the task of looking at the Universe and its history holistically - the Universe as an interconnected and evolving Everything.
Mick Schofield
SHAPE Editor
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Labels: Cosmology, Holism, Philosophy of Science, Physics, Substrate Theory, Universe
One Global Economy, Two Giants
Labels: Capitalism, China, Globalisation, Richard Wolff, USA, Video
The Casimir Effect and Substrate Theory
Explaining "vacuum fluctuations" without quantum field theory
"Any medium supporting oscillations has an analogue of the Casimir effect. For example, beads on a string[3][4] as well as plates submerged in noisy water[5] or gas[6] illustrate the Casimir force"
(my italics)
The quotation above is significant, even if it is just from Wikipedia! It allows us to consider a very different explanation to the consensus one usually adopted for the actual Casimir Effect, and it allows us to compare them.
The Casimir Effect (between two conducting plates in a vacuum) presents an excellent phenomenon for contrasting Copenhagen Interpretation of Quantum Theory with a new alternative account, suggesting the effects of an undetectable Universal Substrate composed of units consisting of mutually-orbiting pairs of Leptons (Substrate Theory) which replicates the idea in the quote in the exact circumstances of the actual Casimir Effect.
Clearly, that quote makes such a comparison absolutely necessary, for it immediately suggests an undetectable medium (though extremely fine-structured perhaps) as potentially delivering exactly what we observe, rather than QTís disembodied ìvaccuum fluctuationsî.
If composed of appropriate Leptons, these joint-units could be completely undetectable (cancelling-out all observable effects), while delivering the necessary properties of such a medium, and possibly also being capable of the propagation of electromagnetic energy, and fluctuations required to deliver the observed Casimir Force.
Such an invisible and connected medium has been fully theoreised by this researcher - termed a Paving and formed from Neutritrons (units composed of the mutual-orbiting of two Leptons - one Electron and one Positron) it presented significant suggestions that, in spite of the neutrality of such joint-units overall, that they could on very-close-approach, produce an affecting oscillating effect of alternating attractions and repulsions created-entirely due to cross-influences between the sub-units in different adjacent Neutritrons, which would loosely-link the joint-units together, to form that Paving, with the involved overall units constantly oscillating about equally spaced positions, and thus enabling a means of EM propagation, due to the demotion of energy from the orbit of one unit, and its promtion to the orbit within the next, immediately adjacent unit, thus delivering a bucket-brigade-transfer, and consequently propagating a quantum of energy, at a fixed speed - giving us C.
A Neutritron
Now, if such an undetectable Substrate permeated the universe, especially as it is composed of oscillating units, it could also be a real alternative to the so-called Quantum Field of empty space. It would, for example, be capable not only of propagating energy, but also of holding and delivering it in appropriately conducive contexts. And the point about the Paving also shows how at tiny separations similar linkages with the orbiting-electrons and relatively static nuclei in the atoms of a sheets of conducting material, would also be possible in the same sort of way.
Now before the vast majority of Physics academics succumb to damaging heart attacks, may I inform them of the alternative explanation of Quantized Electron orbits in atoms?
As soon as even the remote possibility of an undetectable Universal Substrate was suggested, its necessary composition and consequent properties were required. Particularly as the sole composition by Neutritrons had already been able to remove every single one of the anomalies of the full set of Double Slit Experiments, without any recourse whatsoever to the Copenhagen Interpretaion of Quantum Theory.
And, an extension of the Theory of the Universal Substrate composed only of Neutritrons immediately revealed that the devised Paving was by no means a stable form. For fairly low applied energies would dissociate the Paving into individual units, and they could either thereafter act like a released random gas, or be driven by moving energetic interlopers into streams, or even into vortices, and though forms like the latter would usually be temporary - that would not be the case when caused by orbiting Electrons - for the orbits would cause the Electrons to constantly traverse the very-same-route, so the Vortices could be maintained by the returning electrons. And, remarkably, energy could also be passed back to the orbiting electrons by these vortices! For the overall energy available, only certain orbits would be possible: a physical explanation for quantization.
It soon became clear that if appropriate different extra Substrate Units were available, Electrical, Magnetic and even Gravitational fields could all be features of a heterogeneous Substrate. After all, it would explain why the supposed causes of the Fields were never diminished by the energetic actions of those Fields.
Magnetons theorised as part of the Substrate
The required new units appeared to also be possible as mutually orbiting pairs of Leptons, but now with differently sized components, so that Magnetic Dipole Moments would be unavoidable. And the involved Units could both propagate and indeed subtend actual Fields, due to retained energy in the Unitsí internal orbits.
Even the required undetectability could be achieved by equal numbers of mirror-image joint units, which as a ìrandom gasî would be undetectable, but as statically formed areas, associated with their initiators, could easly subtend the appropriate Fields.
Read the rest of this paper on ResearchGate
Labels: Casimir Effect, Dialectical Materialism, Holistic Science, Philosophy of Physics, Physics, Quantum Field Theory, Quantum Mechanics, Substrate Theory
SHAPE blog 10 years old today!
This was our first ever post in March 2009. Expect further celebrations and special issues as we approach the 10 year anniversary of our first issue of SHAPE Journal.
Once my new website "E Journal" is up and running, I'll post up here the latest news, papers and articles etc. I will also add anything that I think may be of interest to E Journal's readers...
Billionaires. Whether we blame them directly, or the system that creates them, they still have to go....
Who do we immediately identify as the perpetrators for our despair?
On studying the evolution of Capitalist Economics today - some 140 years after Karl Marx's magnificent effort to explain it ended with his death - the many major crises, the World Wars and the increasing acceleration of mounting state and personal debt, have elicited various (although always temporary) "solutions", that simply defer, but never solve, the ever-mounting problems with the economy. And these "solutions" constantly construct innumerable extra barriers to ordinary Workers being able to see any kind of solution of their own!
And, the protectors of that System, have compounded the felony, with their Divide-and-Rule policies, involving their loudly apportioning blame to some different, and hence easily-identified, section of the population, as well as diverting the problem, again purely temporarily, by facilitating a vast increase in the Debt Mountain, to finance some kind of apparent alleviation.
In consequence, the real causes of these crises become ever more opaque and impenetrable, and an increasingly worried population begins to look round for identifiable culprits, which, in addition, to the everywhere identified "foreigners" which are blamed (use Brexit and Trump as case studies, if you must), they were also directed to other targets, much-closer-to-home, such as their own personal inadequaces, for example, or those of their spouses! For, a brief check upon the men of their extended family, by financially-harassed wives, could reveal the severely curtailed abilities of them all to provide what is needed for their respective families: "they become the problem, and are told so in no uncertain terms!"
Families are decomposing everywhere! But, in doing so, it only compounds the difficulties, multiplies the problems, and hides the real causes ever more effectively.
These problems are not due to the personal failings of workers. Ordinary people are not to blame.
In the past, the immediate causes-and-consequences used to be much more easily identified, and the solutions were equally obvious: workers were organised in Unions, and could act together in a Strike. In some circumstances a whole Industry could be involved, or even a nation-wide General Strike of all workers.
But successively, every Capitalist downturn was cleverly used by employers and their political allies, to dismantle, bit-by-bit, the power of the Unions, by both exporting jobs abroad, as well as bringing in various Anti-Union Laws, so that today, what jobs are available are low-paid and usually un-organisable by Unions.
The situation is rapidly becoming insurmountable economically.
And, the old ways of fighting against this exploitation no longer work.
Even the British Labour Party, in spite of its current Left Wing Leadership (AND Party Membership) is being dismantled by the pro-Capitalist Labour MPs in Parliament, who increasingly side with the Tories against their own movement.
The only old way left is agitation in the streets!
Bring the People out in Mass Demonstrations - BUT crucially they must be well-armed with an understanding of what is really wrong, along with a supported programme to end it!
There will be very strong opposition to this but
WE are the MANY
THEY are the FEW
The time has come to go onto the streets
Labels: Austerity, Capitalism, Economics, Financial Crisis, gig economy, Labour, Marxism, Revolution, strike, Tory, trade unions, UK Politics, Wealth, Work
The Significance of China in the Global Economy
Labels: Capitalism, China, David Harvey, Democracy, Economics, Marxism, Politics, radio, Work


US Citizens: provide Full Name, Driver's License # and State and Company/Agency Name via email five (5) working days prior to visit.
Non-US Citizens: provide legible, scanned, color copy of Driver's License and Passport and completed NASA Visitors Worksheet via email twenty (20) working days prior to visit.
Leaving airport, take Airport Access Road to I-10 East.
Take I-10 east seven miles to I-610 split.
Go 12.7 miles on I-610, which later merges with I-10 again, to I-510 (Exit 246A).
At Slidell, proceed on I-10 west across Lake Pontchartrain.
After crossing the lake, go approximately eight miles to I-510 (Exit 246A).
From the intersection of I-10 and I-510, take I-510 South and continue.
Take the "Almonaster Blvd to Old Gentilly Rd" exit (Exit 2C).
Immediately get in the left lane, which curves toward the Stop sign.
TURN LEFT at the STOP SIGN onto the Divided Highway and cross over I-510. NASA is about 1½ mile ahead on your right.


What an honor to be recognized with just a few months being open. Not expecting this, it was a nice surprise. Check out what the Oregonian wrote about us in the link below.
Our Catering Truck is always on the move!
We travel through the portland general area and beyond!


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