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Q: how to get next month from given month Here is my code for getting next month value i.e 12 but this output 01
<?php
    $month = '11';
    $month =  Date("m", strtotime($month. " +1 month"));
    echo $month;
    ?>

i also tried this
<?php
$month = '11';
$month = strtotime("+1 month", $month);
echo $month;
?>

and got this result
2678411

Please help

A: If you want to use date() and strtotime() you can add a complete date to the month it works.
$month = '11';
$month =  Date("m", strtotime("2017-" . $month . "-01" . " +1 month"));
echo $month;

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This code will work for any input month and any year in the future, unless the calendar changes completely some day.
Whatever month you input it will output next month number

A: With strtotime():
$nextmonth = date('n', strtotime('2000-' . $month . '-01 + 1 month'));  // returns string

Without strtotime():
$nextmonth = $month % 12 + 1;  // returns integer

A: I would use date_create() like this 1 liner:
<?php
echo date_create()->modify('+1 month')->format('m');
?>

A: $month = 1;
echo $nextMonth = $month === 12 ? 1 : ++$month;

Or simply for just next month using date and strtotime
echo date('m', strtotime('+1 month'));


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On Anxiety: the first anthology from 3 of Cups Press
On Anxiety is the first anthology from 3 of Cups Press, a literary collection about anxiety in its various guises. You can get your copy of On Anxiety through our website (click the blue button below!) or through a number of wonderful indie bookshops.
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502 backers pledged £8,928 to help bring this project to life.
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UPDATE: We've been overwhelmed by the support we've received so far. We surpassed our original goal of 6K in just four days! We would love to include even more people in this first volume. Therefore we're introducing a stretch goal of £8,000 and if we reach it we will commission 5 more contributors to write and make art on anxiety. Thank you so much!
Anxiety. Worry, fear, longing, impatience. One word can mean so many things, be it the medical term for a mental health condition or a colloquialism for various forms of stress.
Anxiety has affected all of us in one way or another; that's why we chose it as the theme for our first book, which you now have an opportunity to buy and bring to life. On Anxiety is a collection of short fiction, essays, poetry and art around anxiety in all its various guises, featuring over twenty artists exploring them.
On Anxiety is our first book and will be a B-Format paperback of around 200 pages, with french flaps.
On Anxiety cover mock up
Exclusively for this Kickstarter, we are also launching two stunning badges - our signature 3 of Cups celebration badge in On Anxiety colours and the angry cloud badge designed by Siobhan Britton, based on an artwork in the book. They are available without the book for £6 and and bundles from £25 upwards.
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3 of Cups is a brand new micropublisher dedicated to providing a platform for voices otherwise unheard in the mainstream. 3 of Cups Press has a vision for a more equal, more peaceful and more inclusive world, and aim to contribute towards this by championing voices and paying all contributors for their work.
Our board is made up of seven dedicated people from across the publishing and arts world, collectively bringing over 30 years of experience to 3 of Cups Press. We are currently all based around London.
Our Authors (so far!)
In pursuit of a more fair, more equal world, all of our contributors are paid for their work. The money raised by this Kickstarter will not only cover the costs of printing but will ensure that all of our writers and artists are paid.
We were absolutely flooded with submissions for this book and estimate that between us we received around a hundred pitches. Can you believe how lucky we are!? So far, we have announced the following authors but as the campaign moves through August, we will announce our other contributors!
On Anxiety authors and artists
Erin Aniker is a freelance illustrator based in London whose work is really influenced by the mixed female community she grew up with and her dual Turkish and English heritage. Most of her illustrations are completed digitally and have a big focus on celebrating women of diversity in colourful, minimalist environments. Erin enjoys creating illustrations for use across editorial, print and online platforms. You can view examples of her work here. Erin is illustrating the impact of anxiety through an intersectional, female perspective.
Grace Au (them/they) is a part time jewellery-maker, part time writer, part time jack-of-all-trades. They have a degree in Design from Goldsmiths, University of London and are currently studying Architecture at Newcastle University. They spend their days thinking about memes, mental health, horror fiction, politics and using design to make life more accessible to everyone here @qr_ce.
Ka Bradley is a writer and editor based in London. As well as an editorial director at 3 of Cups Press, Ka bringing a piece of short fiction about the anxiety of language to On Anxiety. Her writing has appeared in Granta, Under the Influence, Somesuch Stories, The Offing and Catapult, among others. She reviews dance and theatre for Exeunt, londondance.com and The Stage, and is an editor at Granta Books and Portobello Books.
Siobhan Britton is an artist and Librarian living in Brighton. She makes zines, comics, and lino prints under the imprint Slug Ink Press. You can see more of her work on her blog: https://librariankilljoy.wordpress.com/
Lori England is a writer and poet from Glasgow, Scotland. Her work has been published in 404 Ink, by Crab Fat Magazine and was shortlisted for the 2015 Bold Types creative writing competition. She has recently completed her BA (Hons) in English Literature and Creative Writing at the Open University and juggles writing with bringing up her own tiny girl gang. You can find out more about her work at www.lori-england.tumblr.com
Deborah Frempong is a writer and singer who lives in Boston by way of Accra, Ghana. She studied Politics at Pomona College and Religion at Harvard University. Her work has appeared in Signatures Magazine, Cléo Journal, the Killens Review of Arts and Letters and other publications.
p.e. garcia is a contributor to HTMLGiant and an Editor-at-Large for The Rumpus. They want to understand astrology.
Eli Goldstone is the author of Strange Heart Beating (Granta 2017). She is a graduate of the City University Creative Writing MA.
Sarvat Hasin was born in London and grew up in Karachi. She studied Politics at Royal Holloway and Creative Writing at the University of Oxford. She is fiction editor at The Stockholm Review and works at Hachette Childrens Group. Her debut novel, This Wide Night, has been published by Penguin India.
Amberin Huq is an author/illustrator born in Tooting, London to Bangladeshi parents. She studied illustration at Falmouth University in Cornwall and has been illustrating ever since. Amberin has created shows for Half Moon theatre as well as artwork for Polka Theatre, Little Angel Theatre and Theatre Royal Stratford and had her first children's book, A Bump in the Night, published in 2016 by Five Mile Press Australia. Although Amberin started in the children's market, she is now exploring the troubles of online dating in the modern age through the medium of short comics.
Dr. Rachel Kowert is a research psychologist from Austin, Texas, with a PhD in psychology from the University of York (UK) and an MA in counseling psychology from Santa Clara University. She has dedicated her career to studying the relationships between mental health and media use and has published numerous scientific articles and books on the topic. As a researcher, psychologist, and parent, she strives to make scientific information widely accessible non-scientific audiences.
Authors so far
Sophie Mackintosh is contributing a piece of creative non fiction about using astrology to manage anxiety. Sophie was born in South Wales in 1988, and is currently based in London. Her fiction and poetry has been published or is forthcoming in Granta Magazine, The White Review and TANK Magazine, amongst others. Her short story 'Grace' is the winner of the 2016 White Review Short Story Prize, and her story 'The Running Ones' won the Virago/Stylist Short Story competition in 2016. Sophie's debut novel The Water Cure is forthcoming in the UK & Canada from Hamish Hamilton, and in the US from Doubleday.
Narayani Menon is half Indian, a quarter English and a quarter Irish. Most of her previous writing has been for the stage; she is working on her first novel. Narayani has written a piece of short fiction about an interview between two women discussing racial identity.
Cornelia Prior is a writer based in London. They are penning a piece of creative nonfiction about anxiety and the malevolence of water for On Anxiety.
Alice Slater is a bookseller from London and has written a piece of short fiction about agoraphobia.. She chairs the Waterstones Gower Street Short Story Salon and reviews short story collections for Mslexia. Her work has been shortlisted for the Bridport Prize. She tweets at @smokintofu.
Marianne Tatepo is contributing an essay about black girl healing and self help tools. Marianne is child 9/9 of a Littoral and West Cameroonian family. Brussels born and bred, she is London-based and works in book publishing. Read Marianne's writing for the Guardian, the Bookseller, Spread the Word, Brooklyn magazine, and others, here. Read her thoughts on books here.
Sharlene Teo is tackling the anxiety healing and inducing dichotomy of social media. Sharlene is the winner of the inaugural Deborah Rogers Writer's Award for her debut novel Ponti, forthcoming from Picador and Simon & Schuster in 2018. She received the Booker Prize Foundation Scholarship and David T.K Wong Creative Writing award at the University of East Anglia, and holds fellowships from the Elizabeth Kostova Foundation and the University of Iowa International Writing Program.
Rosemary Waugh is a freelance theatre critic and writer. She is a co-owner and reviews editor for the independent online theatre magazine Exeunt. Alongside this, Rosemary regularly reviews theatre and dance for The Stage in the South West and Wales. She was recently invited to be a panellist for The Sick of the Fringe festival at the Wellcome Collection, and a Critic in Residence at the Alchymy Festival of new playwriting. She likes to talk about gender, feminism and all the things that could go wrong with your body.
Eley Williams is penning a piece of short-fiction exploring nervous laughter and playing the clown. Eley is a writer and lecturer based in London. Her collection of short stories Attrib. And Other Stories (Influx Press) was chosen by Ali Smith as one of the best debut works of fiction published in 2017. She has a collection of poetry Frit forthcoming from Sad Press, and is currently co-editor of fiction at 3:AM magazine.
Our first stretch goal at £8000 means we can commission 5 more authors and cover a few more of our internal costs.
Why do you need our money?
One of the reasons for a lack of diversity in publishing and the arts is the lack of funds. Since both industries rely heavily on unpaid internships and artists and writers 'donating' their work, it often feels like it's only accessible to a small group of people. We want to change that and the first step is paying our writers and artists. We want to expand into a press which specialises in new voices, and paying people is part of that.
People deserve money for their work. So by preordering On Anxiety, you are ensuring we can pay our contributors up front for their work.
Our anthology series is a catalyst for the rest of our publishing. We are asking readers to invest in the future of 3 of Cups. Any funds received in excess of our stated £6,000 goal will go towards including more people in this first anthology, and towards the next books, both anthologies and individual projects. We'd like to become independent and, in future, rely only on profits to keep the company going. However, these first few projects need a helping hand.
Besides paying the contributors, we need to maintain our website so we can take in new submissions, pay the printers and the freelancers who make sure that the book is beautiful to look and clear up any stray commas.
Between us, we have over 30 years experience in the arts and publishing world. On Anxiety is the first Kickstarter campaign we've done, for our first ever book. However, all products have been carefully costed and our production line planned, thus we don't foresee any issues in producing a paperback that is both beautiful to look at and a good read.
All our work is on schedule, with generous deadlines for our contributors that allow for some wiggle room while ensuring you should get your copy before Christmas. Our printers are lined up, and we are working with sales and distributions teams to set us up for a long future.
However, there's always the possibility that delays will happen down the line and we will endeavour to communicate with you as openly and clearly should this happen.
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The Bachelor's season 26 finale: What happened to Clayton?
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Clayton ChardThe Bachelor's run was less than smooth. The finale of his season was no different.
During Monday's penultimate episode, Clayton attempted to salvage his relationships with finalists Gabi Widney and Rachel Riccia. He admitted that he loved and slept with both of them, which made everyone hysterical and almost caused Gabe to eliminate on her own.
Despite the dramatic rose party, both women stayed behind and met the Clayton family in Iceland. But meeting the parents turned out to be moot, with Clayton deciding on a cliffhanger to pursue third runner-up Susie Evans.
The second half of the two-night finale began with host Jesse Palmer and live studio audience, then moved on to Suzy in Iceland. Jesse approaches her in her room and offers her a chance to talk to Clayton again.
She agrees and arrives to see Clayton and his parents, whom she greets awkwardly and then talks to Clayton one-on-one. She confronts him in their last fight and talks about how he turned her around, and how the exchange made her feel and embarrassed. She equates the experience with feeling like a 'stray dog' who has been 'kicked out'.
"If you love me as a person, how can you treat me like that?" She asks. "I am so humiliated. You made me feel wrong and bad. For me that was heartbreak."
The exchange left Clayton in tears with little hope for their future. Despite this, he emphatically decides his heart is with Suzy, and has no choice but to end things with his remaining rivals.
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Clayton meets Gabe and Rachel at their hotel. He says that he saw a future with them, but it is not worthwhile for him to love three women equally and get rid of them together at once. He asks for forgiveness, but is met by Gabe with a letter that elicited tantalizing reactions from the live studio camera.
"You asked me to stay because you were angry [that Susie left] And your pride hurt." "Once it was my decision [to leave]that you didn't want it to be. Now it's your decision so it's easier."
She continues to challenge her and the way he handled the situation, including breaking up with her and Rachel simultaneously. The time she spent in Iceland ends up leaving him in the hotel after she turns down his invitation to leave.
Back during the "After the Final Rose" live segment, Gabby continues to address her exit with Jesse before Clayton joins her on stage. Clayton talks about his honesty from their last days in Iceland, but Gabe replies: "Your transparency has conditions."
She said after watching her, it was clear that he had stronger feelings for Suzy. He told Rachel and Gabe that he loved them, even though he already knew that his feelings were stronger for someone else. Gabe felt like moving on, and that although he wasn't malicious, he was irresponsible with his words and the women dealt with those repercussions.
Gabe Clayton states that love protects a person and that his inability to treat both finalists as separate people with separate needs is clear evidence that he did not love them equally.
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After Clayton talks with Gabe in Iceland, he addresses Rachel separately.
She cries for him, and shares the one-sided nature of their relationship. "It was I who fought alone – for you," she says. She was flexible in her commitment, as evidenced by staying past his confession during the last rose ceremony.
She told him, "You didn't fight for me." "You didn't give me anything and what little you gave me I held on." Clayton had a curved bust, and an unsentimental wall in contrast to her tears.
During the live reunion, she said that she no longer had feelings for him, and that it was not worth talking to her. "You don't have any of those feelings… you've become collateral damage."
After he apologized on stage, Rachel refused. "I just don't believe you." Her anger was palpable and contagious, and spread to her parents, who remained calm when Jesse threw them into the audience.
Clayton and Rachel's last time together on stage was tense, as she asked if he had said "I love you" in an attempt to sleep with her. He vehemently rejects the accusations and Jesse rejects the interviewer. "Clayton is about to throw the biggest Hail Mary Bachelor Nation I've ever seen."
Returning to Iceland, in a last-ditch effort to salvage his relationship with Suzy, Clayton wrote her a letter. You meet him face to face, and he tries again to repeat his feelings. "I'm serious about us" and the ring box flashes.
respond. She said to him, "I don't feel the kind of love I have for you now is the kind of love you have for me now." "You have unconditional love for someone with whom you want to spend your life. And that is not where I am. I have made the decision to leave Iceland alone."
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For the first time in The Bachelor's history, The Bachelorette is rejected during his last day.
"It doesn't make it an easy decision," she told him. "It's devastating to be honest. But I've thought about this and I don't think I'm your character. And I don't think you're mine."
On another try, he asked her if she would think about the future with him later. And she says emphatically, "I feel like it's over."
But it turns out that this solid answer is not concrete. Live in Los Angeles, Suzy re-enters the photo during "After the Final Rose."
She joins Jesse and Clayton on stage. "This is my friend," she says, pointing to a laughing Clayton. Looking back, the two needed time apart from each other to finally get back together. They both realize that people may not root for themselves, but they are happy together and look to the future.
Jesse prepares the opportunity to make a presentation. Instead, Clayton says he's moving to Virginia to live with Susie. And while he doesn't offer Suzy a ring, she eventually accepts his final flower.
And Susie and Clayton aren't the only ones with happy endings, as Gabe and Rachel get their own ends. The two were first shown as the next two leaders, who will star next season as members of The Bachelorette.
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bSQUARE Power Handheld reaches UK marketplace
bSQUARE Power Handheld reaches...
A new kind of "Power Handheld" that integrates a full VGA screen, retractable QWERTY thumb-operated keyboard and wireless data acces via GPRS networks has been released on the UK market after a deal between smart device specialists bSQUARE and Vodafone. Codenamed "Maui" since it appeared at the CES in Las Vegas earlier this year, the device uses a 400MHz Intel XScale processor running on the Microsoft Windows CE .NET platform and promises to deliver mobile productivity without the need for additional development in order to fit a small screen.
The 640 x 480 VGA screen has a viewing size of 4.0' and the 140mm x 87 mm x 19.5 mm landscape design (which shares some similarities with the recent Nokia N-Gage game-phone) enables more efficient use of the screen when viewing documents.
The bSQUARE Power Handheld also features an in-built GSM phone and GPRS wireless radio with the full keyboard supplemented by touch screen stylus input, 5-Way Joypad and Hot Keys for e-mail, web browsing and the on-screen 2X Zoom function.
Two memory configurations are available with either 64 MB or 128MB, 10MB or 32MB internal storage and an SD memory slot for up to 1GB of removable storage. The integrated GPRS (2.5G) wireless functionality achieves speeds comparable to using a 56k dial-up modem but notably, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi are not featured.
No news as yet on the availablity of the bSQUARE CE .NET handheld outside the UK. Stay tuned to www.Gizmo.com..au for updates or follow the links below to learn more.
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Queen's reaction to Harry and Meghan naming their daughter Lilibet revealed in new book
Queen Elizabeth II's reaction to learning that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex had named their daughter after her has been revealed in a new book.
Harry and Meghan's daughter was born on 4 June 2021.
They announced that she had been christened Lilibet "Lili" Diana in honour of the Queen and Harry's mother, Diana, Princess of Wales.
After Lilibet's birth, some reports suggested that the Queen – whose reign as monarch ended came to an end with her death on 9 September this year – had not been consulted about using the name in advance.
At the time, a spokesperson for Harry and Meghan denied these reports in a statement to The Independent, stating that the couple would not have used the name "had [Her Majesty] not been supportive".
Now, an excerpt from a forthcoming book about the royal family reveals the Queen accepted Harry and Meghan's tribute with "good grace", the Daily Mail reported.
The author of Elizabeth: An Intimate Portrait Gyles Brandreth wrote that while some members of the family found the Duke and Duchess's decision "bewildering," Elizabeth saw it as the "compliment it was intended to be".
Elizabeth II's father King George V gave her the nickname Lilibet, which was only used by the Queen's close family – in particular by her late husband Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh.
Brandreth is both a friend and biographer of the royal family.
On hearing the news, the Queen is reported to have said: "I hear they're calling her 'Lili', which is very pretty and seems just right."
Harry and Meghan relocated to the US in 2020, after announcing they would be stepping down from their royal duties.
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## Add configuration variable
#
# The default value of the (cached) configuration value can be overridden
# either on the CMake command-line or the super-project by setting the
# ${PROJECT_NAME}_${varname} variable. When this project is a subproject
# of another project, i.e., PROJECT_IS_SUBPROJECT is TRUE, the variable
# is not added to the CMake cache and set to the value of
# ${PROJECT_NAME}_${varname} regardless if the parent project defines
# a (cached) variable of the same name. Otherwise, when this project is
# a standalone project, the variable is cached.
macro (subproject_define type varname docstring default)
  if (ARGC GREATER 5)
    message (FATAL_ERROR "Too many macro arguments")
  endif ()
  if (NOT DEFINED ${PROJECT_NAME}_${varname})
    if (PROJECT_IS_SUBPROJECT AND ARGC EQUAL 5)
      set(${PROJECT_NAME}_${varname} "${ARGV4}")
    else ()
      set(${PROJECT_NAME}_${varname} "${default}")
    endif ()
  endif ()
  if (PROJECT_IS_SUBPROJECT)
    set(${varname} "${${PROJECT_NAME}_${varname}}")
  else ()
    set(${varname} "${${PROJECT_NAME}_${varname}}" CACHE ${type} "${docstring}")
  endif ()
endmacro ()

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
## Set property of (cached) configuration variable
#
# This command does nothing when the previously defined variable was not added
# to the CMake cache because this project is build as subproject unless
# the property to be set is the VALUE of the configuration variable.
#
# @see subproject_define
macro (subproject_set_property varname property value)
  _subproject_check_if_cached(_is_cached ${varname})
  if (_is_cached)
    if (property STREQUAL ADVANCED)
      if (${value})
        mark_as_advanced(FORCE ${varname})
      else ()
        mark_as_advanced(CLEAR ${varname})
      endif ()
    else ()
      set_property(CACHE ${varname} PROPERTY "${property}" "${value}")
    endif ()
  elseif (property STREQUAL VALUE)
    set(${varname} "${value}")
  endif ()
  unset(_is_cached)
endmacro ()

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
## Get unique target name
macro (subproject_target_name uid target)
  if (${PROJECT_NAME}_${target}_TARGET_NAME)
    set(${uid} ${${PROJECT_NAME}_${target}_TARGET_NAME})
  elseif (PROJECT_IS_SUBPROJECT)
    set(${uid} "${PROJECT_NAME_LOWER}_${target}")
  else ()
    set(${uid} "${target}")
  endif ()
endmacro ()

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
## Add executable target
function (subproject_add_executable uid target)
  subproject_target_name(_uid ${target})
  add_executable(${_uid} ${ARGN})
  if (NOT ${PROJECT_NAME}_NO_ALIASES)
    add_executable(${PROJECT_NAME}::${target} ALIAS ${_uid})
  endif ()
  set(${uid} "${_uid}" PARENT_SCOPE)
endfunction ()

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
## Add library target
function (subproject_add_library uid target)
  subproject_target_name(_uid ${target})
  add_library(${_uid} ${ARGN})
  if (NOT ${PROJECT_NAME}_NO_ALIASES)
    add_library(${PROJECT_NAME}::${target} ALIAS ${_uid})
  endif ()
  set(${uid} "${_uid}" PARENT_SCOPE)
endfunction ()

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
## Install files of library target
function (subproject_install_library target)
  # parse arguments
  if (NOT TARGET ${target})
    message(FATAL_ERROR "Unknown target: ${target}")
  endif ()
  get_target_property(type ${target} TYPE)
  if (NOT PROJECT_IS_SUBPROJECT OR NOT "^${type}$" STREQUAL "^STATIC_LIBRARY$" OR ${PROJECT_NAME}_INSTALL_STATIC_LIBS)
    cmake_parse_arguments(""
      ""
      "INCLUDE_DESTINATION;LIBRARY_DESTINATION;RUNTIME_DESTINATION"
      "PUBLIC_HEADER_FILES"
      ${ARGN}
    )
    if (_UNPARSED_ARGUMENTS)
      message(FATAL_ERROR "Too many or unrecognized arguments: ${_UNPARSED_ARGUMENTS}")
    endif ()
    # override (default) arguments
    if (${PROJECT_NAME}_INSTALL_RUNTIME_DIR)
      set(_RUNTIME_DESTINATION "${${PROJECT_NAME}_INSTALL_RUNTIME_DIR}")
    elseif (NOT _RUNTIME_DESTINATION)
      set(_RUNTIME_DESTINATION bin)
    endif ()
    if (${PROJECT_NAME}_INSTALL_INCLUDE_DIR)
      set(_INCLUDE_DESTINATION "${${PROJECT_NAME}_INSTALL_INCLUDE_DIR}")
    elseif (NOT _INCLUDE_DESTINATION)
      set(_INCLUDE_DESTINATION include)
    endif ()
    if (${PROJECT_NAME}_INSTALL_LIBRARY_DIR)
      set(_LIBRARY_DESTINATION "${${PROJECT_NAME}_INSTALL_LIBRARY_DIR}")
    elseif (NOT _LIBRARY_DESTINATION)
      set(_LIBRARY_DESTINATION lib)
    endif ()
    # skip installation of static subproject library
    if (_PUBLIC_HEADER_FILES AND (NOT DEFINED ${PROJECT_NAME}_INSTALL_HEADERS OR ${PROJECT_NAME}_INSTALL_HEADERS))
      install(FILES ${_PUBLIC_HEADER_FILES} DESTINATION ${_INCLUDE_DESTINATION} COMPONENT Development)
      target_include_directories(${target} INTERFACE "$<INSTALL_INTERFACE:${_INCLUDE_DESTINATION}>")
    endif ()
    install(TARGETS ${target} EXPORT ${PROJECT_EXPORT_NAME}
      RUNTIME DESTINATION ${_RUNTIME_DESTINATION} COMPONENT RuntimeLibraries
      LIBRARY DESTINATION ${_LIBRARY_DESTINATION} COMPONENT RuntimeLibraries
      ARCHIVE DESTINATION ${_LIBRARY_DESTINATION} COMPONENT Development
    )
    set_property(GLOBAL PROPERTY ${PROJECT_NAME}_HAVE_EXPORT TRUE)
  endif ()
endfunction ()

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
## Whether to install package configuration files of (sub-)project
macro (subproject_get_install_config_option var)
  if (PROJECT_IS_SUBPROJECT AND ${PROJECT_NAME}_INSTALL_CONFIG)
    set (${var} 1)
  elseif (NOT PROJECT_IS_SUBPROJECT AND (NOT DEFINED ${PROJECT_NAME}_INSTALL_CONFIG OR ${PROJECT_NAME}_INSTALL_CONFIG))
    set (${var} 1)
  else ()
    set (${var} 0)
  endif ()
endmacro ()

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
## Get relative path of package configuration installation directory
macro (subproject_get_install_config_dir config_dir)
  if (${PROJECT_NAME}_INSTALL_CONFIG_DIR)
    set(${config_dir} "${${PROJECT_NAME}_INSTALL_CONFIG_DIR}")
  elseif (WIN32 AND NOT MINGW AND NOT CYGWIN)
    set(${config_dir} "cmake")
  else ()
    set(${config_dir} "lib/cmake/${PROJECT_NAME_LOWER}")
  endif ()
endmacro ()

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
## Install package configuration files
function (subproject_install_config_files)
  subproject_get_install_config_option (_install_config)
  if (_install_config)
    # parse arguments
    cmake_parse_arguments("" "" "DESTINATION" "FILES" ${ARGN})
    if (_UNPARSED_ARGUMENTS)
      message(FATAL_ERROR "Unrecognized arguments: ${_UNPARSED_ARGUMENTS}")
    endif ()
    if (${PROJECT_NAME}_INSTALL_CONFIG_DIR OR NOT _DESTINATION)
      subproject_get_install_config_dir(_DESTINATION)
    endif ()
    # install package configuration files if not overriden
    install(FILES ${_FILES} DESTINATION ${_DESTINATION} COMPONENT Development)
  endif ()
endfunction ()

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
## Generate build tree targets configuration file
function (subproject_export)
  cmake_parse_arguments("" "" "" "TARGETS" ${ARGN})
  export(TARGETS ${_TARGETS} ${_UNPARSED_ARGUMENTS}
    FILE      "${PROJECT_BINARY_DIR}/${PROJECT_NAME}Targets.cmake"
    NAMESPACE "${PROJECT_NAME}::"
  )
endfunction ()

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
## Install exported targets configuration files
function (subproject_install_exports)
  subproject_get_install_config_option (_install_config)
  if (_install_config)
    # parse arguments
    cmake_parse_arguments("" "" "DESTINATION" "" ${ARGN})
    if (_UNPARSED_ARGUMENTS)
      message(FATAL_ERROR "Unrecognized arguments: ${_UNPARSED_ARGUMENTS}")
    endif ()
    if (${PROJECT_NAME}_INSTALL_CONFIG_DIR OR NOT _DESTINATION)
      subproject_get_install_config_dir(_DESTINATION)
    endif ()
    # install export sets
    get_property(have_export GLOBAL PROPERTY ${PROJECT_NAME}_HAVE_EXPORT)
    if (have_export)
      install(EXPORT ${PROJECT_EXPORT_NAME}
        FILE        "${PROJECT_NAME}Targets.cmake"
        NAMESPACE   "${PROJECT_NAME}::"
        DESTINATION "${_DESTINATION}"
        COMPONENT   Development
      )
    endif ()
  endif ()
endfunction ()

# ==============================================================================
# Private auxiliary functions
# ==============================================================================

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Extract version numbers from version string
function (_subproject_split_version_numbers version major minor patch)
  if (version MATCHES "([0-9]+)(\\.[0-9]+)?(\\.[0-9]+)?(rc[1-9][0-9]*|[a-z]+)?")
    if (CMAKE_MATCH_1)
      set(_major ${CMAKE_MATCH_1})
    else ()
      set(_major 0)
    endif ()
    if (CMAKE_MATCH_2)
      set(_minor ${CMAKE_MATCH_2})
      string (REGEX REPLACE "^\\." "" _minor "${_minor}")
    else ()
      set(_minor 0)
    endif ()
    if (CMAKE_MATCH_3)
      set(_patch ${CMAKE_MATCH_3})
      string(REGEX REPLACE "^\\." "" _patch "${_patch}")
    else ()
      set(_patch 0)
    endif ()
  else ()
    set(_major 0)
    set(_minor 0)
    set(_patch 0)
  endif ()
  set("${major}" "${_major}" PARENT_SCOPE)
  set("${minor}" "${_minor}" PARENT_SCOPE)
  set("${patch}" "${_patch}" PARENT_SCOPE)
endfunction ()

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Set ABI version number
#
# When the variable ${PROJECT_NAME}_SOVERSION is set, it overrides the ABI
# version number argument.
macro (_subproject_set_abi_version varname number)
  if (${PROJECT_NAME}_SOVERSION)
    set(${varname} "${${PROJECT_NAME}_SOVERSION}")
  else ()
    set(${varname} "${number}")
  endif ()
endmacro ()

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Determine if project is build as subproject
#
# When included as subproject (e.g., as Git submodule/subtree) in the source
# tree of a project that uses it, no variables should be added to the CMake cache;
# users may set the (non-cached) variable ${PROJECT_NAME}_IS_SUBPROJECT before
# the add_subdirectory command that adds this subdirectory to the build.
#
# @returns Sets PROJECT_IS_SUBPROJECT to either TRUE or FALSE.
macro (_subproject_check_if_subproject)
  if (DEFINED ${PROJECT_NAME}_IS_SUBPROJECT)
    set(PROJECT_IS_SUBPROJECT ${PROJECT_NAME}_IS_SUBPROJECT)
  elseif ("^${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}$" STREQUAL "^${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}$")
    set(PROJECT_IS_SUBPROJECT FALSE)
  else ()
    set(PROJECT_IS_SUBPROJECT TRUE)
  endif ()
endmacro ()

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Determine if cache entry exists
macro (_subproject_check_if_cached retvar varname)
  if (DEFINED ${varname})
    get_property(${retvar} CACHE ${varname} PROPERTY TYPE SET)
  else ()
    set(${retvar} FALSE)
  endif ()
endmacro ()

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chevron_right Aquaculture
chevron_right Health Management in Tilapia Production
Health Management in Tilapia Production
This book serves as a useful tool for learning about the most common diseases of tilapia (both red and Nile) raised in intensive and semi-intensive systems. It covers both macroscopic and microscopic lesions as well as elements of production and parameters of water quality which are critical to determining the health and disease of these fish.
Carlos Arturo Iregui Castro
Carlos Arturo Iregui Castro earned a degree in veterinary medicine from the National University of Colombia (1979) as well as a specialisation in pathology and a PhD in veterinary medicine from the University of Hanover, Germany (1985).
He has been an assistant lecturer at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Husbandry of the National University of Colombia since 1980 and a lecturer for the Veterinary Pathophysiology track of the Master's Degree Programme in Animal Health and Production (Mechanisms of Disease and Respiratory Pathophysiology). Since 1994, he has been a lecturer for the Veterinary Pathology Specialisation, and since 2000, he has been a pathologist in the diagnostic department of the Veterinary Pathology and Fish Pathology Laboratory. He is also a leader of the Veterinary Pathobiology Group. His work through this group earned him an award for meritorious research in 2006.
He has published large numbers of scientific articles and book chapters in various international publications. He has also participated in conferences and seminars in Colombia and elsewhere, and has supervised various research projects, undergraduate and master's dissertations, and doctoral theses on topics relating to mammals and farmed fish, with a special emphasis on diseases of tilapia.
Alba Lucía Rey Castaño
Alba Lucía Rey Castaño earned a degree in veterinary medicine from the National University of Colombia in 1995 and a master's degree in animal health (specialising in veterinary pathophysiology) in 2002. Her master's dissertation was entitled "Diagnostic systematisation and characterisation of diseases of red tilapia farmed in the department of Tolima (Colombia) and pathophysiology of septicaemic disease". She is currently pursuing a PhD in animal medicine and health at the University of Zaragoza, Spain with a doctoral thesis entitled "Development of a histopathology model capable of predicting streptococcosis in farmed tilapia".
She has been associated with the Veterinary Pathobiology research group (Fish Pathology specialisation) of the National University of Colombia since 1998. One of these research projects earned her an honourable mention from the Colombian Association of Veterinary Surgeons in 2004. She has also published scientific articles and book chapters in Colombian and international journals. She is currently a lecturer at Antonio Nariño University (Bogotá, Colombia), where she teaches Histology, Pathology and Medicine in Fish Production.
Ana Muniesa del Campo
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She is an associate professor and lecturer in Epidemiology, Biostatistics and Integration in Aquatic and Exotic Animals for the veterinary medicine degree at the University of Zaragoza, and she has taught courses for institutions and companies in the veterinary sector. She has also supervised final degree projects and research projects for students in the master's degree in public health. She is currently overseeing various doctoral theses in human medicine.
Imanol Ruiz-Zarzuela
Imanol Ruiz-Zarzuela obtained his degree (1993) and PhD (2003) in veterinary medicine from the University of Zaragoza, Spain. He currently works as an associate lecturer in the Department of Animal Pathology in the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Zaragoza and he is a de facto diplomate of the European College of Aquatic Animal Health. He has coauthored numerous papers published in indexed scientific journals and has also cosupervised various research projects, most of them on fish diseases, which has been his main field of research since 1996, particularly in the area of aquatic animal health. To this effect, Dr Ruiz acts as a veterinary technical consultant on this subject for various government institutions, organisations of fish producers and fish farming organisations, and companies linked to the aquaculture sector.
Ignacio de Blas Giral
Dr de Blas Giral obtained his degree (1991) and PhD (2000) in veterinary medicine from the University of Zaragoza, Spain. He currently works as an associate lecturer in the Department of Animal Pathology in the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Zaragoza and he is a de facto diplomate of the European College of Aquatic Animal Health. He has coauthored 85 papers in indexed journals and 11 book chapters, and has also cosupervised 21 doctoral theses and 12 master's dissertations.
His main field of research focuses on aquatic epidemiology, and he has developed free software programs, such as Win Episcope and WinEpi, to make epidemiological calculations easier, and platforms for epidemiological surveillance in aquatic populations. His work has included implementing and executing epidemiological surveillance programmes, validating diagnostic tests, developing and evaluating treatments (vaccines, probiotics, and antibiotics), detecting risk factors in wild populations and fish farms, analysing risk and evaluating biosecurity measures. He has collaborated as an external consultant with various institutions such as the Spanish Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock, the European Commission, and the Regional International Organisation for Agricultural Health (OIRSA); with research centres such as Ecuador's National Centre for Aquaculture and Marine Research (CENAIM), the Food and Development Research Centre (CIAD, Mazatlán, Mexico), the Research Institute of Aquaculture (RIA- 2, Vietnam), and the National University of Colombia in Bogotá; and for numerous Spanish and international aquaculture companies.
Principles of tilapia anatomy
Principles of tilapia histology
Principles of animal pathology
2. Viral diseases
Syncytial hepatitis of tilapia (TiLV)
3. Main bacterial diseases
Streptococcal infection caused by Streptococcus agalactiae
Other streptococcal infections
Aeromoniasis caused by Aeromonas hydrophila
Edwardsiellosis caused by Edwardsiella tarda
Columnaris caused by Flavobacterium columnare
Francisellosis caused by Francisella sp.
4. Main parasitic diseases
Trichodinosis caused by Trichodina
Chilodonellosis caused by Chilodonella
White spot disease or freshwater ich (Ichthyophthirius multifiliis)
Intestinal coccidiosis
Infestation by digeneans
Infestation by monogeneans
5. Diet-related diseases
Excess or poor-quality protein in commercial feeds
Deterioration in the quality of one or more of the feed components
Feed contamination
Unidentifiable material in the gastrointestinal tract
6. Changes in water quality
Thermal stress
Environmental hypoxia
Low or high pH
Ammonium and ammonia
Fish waste and other pollutants
7. Biosecurity measures
Measures of control and prevention
8. Bibliography
Author/s Alba Lucía Rey Castaño, Ana Muniesa del Campo, Carlos Arturo Iregui Castro, Ignacio de Blas Giral, Imanol Ruiz Zarzuela
Manejo sanitario en la producción de tilapia
Producción sostenible en avicultura


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create table api_call_log (
  id bigint generated by default as identity (start with 1),
  log_timestamp timestamp default null,
  user_id varchar(1000) default null,
  spentity_id varchar(1000) default null,
  ip_address varchar(1000) default null,
  api_version varchar(1000) default null,
  resource_url varchar(1000) default null,
  consumer_key varchar(1024) default null,
  primary key (id)
);

INSERT INTO api_call_log (user_id, spentity_id, ip_address, api_version, resource_url, consumer_key)
VALUES
  ('test_user', 'testsp1', '127.0.0.1', 'shindig', 'http://localhost/test/person', 'consumer_key');

INSERT INTO api_call_log (user_id, spentity_id, ip_address, api_version, resource_url, consumer_key)
VALUES
  ('test_user', 'testsp1', '127.0.0.1', 'shindig', 'http://localhost/test/person', 'consumer_key');

INSERT INTO api_call_log (user_id, spentity_id, ip_address, api_version, resource_url, consumer_key)
VALUES
  ('test_user', 'testsp2', '127.0.0.1', 'shindig', 'http://localhost/test/person', 'consumer_key');


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Telstra to jump on the couch together with Oprah
Oprah and friends/crew come to Australia for live shows next month
By: Anthony Garreffa from Nov 25, 2010 @ 20:51 CST
No, not Opera, the web browser - Oprah as in one of the most powerful women in the world, Oprah. Telstra today announced it has secured a deal with The Oprah Winfrey Show to supply network support for the live shows as well as ensuring network coverage for the show's 300 guests next month.
Back in September, The Oprah Winfrey Show announced that it would fly 300 audience members out to Australia to film two live shows at the Sydney Opera House on 14th of December - the trip is partly paid for by a $3 million fund from the Australian Government.
The audience members will be connected through Telstra's Next G network using the "summer-proof" Motorola Defy smartphone - while the show's producers will be given Telstra's Ultimate broadband USB modems. Telstra's chief marketing officer, Kate McKenzie announced the deal this morning.
She said "We look forward to connecting more than 300 of Oprah's most loyal viewers with Australia and the world through Telstra's Next G network when they arrive on our shores in December," while adding "With a global audience across 145 countries we are delighted to partner with The Oprah Winfrey Show and help showcase the very best Australia has to offer."
Kate also added that there will be a small team of "Telstra Next-G Angels" that will be on hand to assist audience members and crew during the visit next month.
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Parish Priest Says Reported Eucharistic Miracle Has Led to Conversions
The Vatican Congregation for the Doctrine of Faith approved veneration of the Host in Legnica in 2016. But the Church continues to monitor studies and examine whether the alleged miracle will bear spiritual fruit.
The Host at St. Hyacinth in Legnica, Poland (photo: Facebook.)
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ROME, Italy — As the Vatican continues to evaluate a reported Eucharistic miracle in Poland, the priest of the parish where it occurred says that the extraordinary event has led to conversions.
Fr. Andrzej Ziombra is parish priest of St. Hyacinth in Legnica, Poland, where a consecrated Host was reportedly found to contain a fragment of a heart muscle.
On Christmas Day 2013, a consecrated Host fell to the floor. It was picked up and placed in a container with water, in accordance with Church procedures. Soon after, red stains appeared on the host, according to Fr. Ziombra.
The local bishop at the time, Bishop Stefan Cichy, commissioned a scientific study of the Host. In February 2014, a small fragment was placed on a corporal and underwent forensic testing by two university medical departments.
"In a detailed, histopathological research, under a microscope, a fragment of the heart muscle in agony was found," Ziombra told EWTN News.
"A fragment of the DNA sequence was found, but to tell whose DNA it could be, it still needs further research," the Polish priest explained.
"My task is to gather information about miraculous healings, conversions or issues related to the pilgrimage movement, and it is already visible that there are miraculous conversions, there are miraculous healings, there is also a large pilgrimage movement," Fr. Ziombra said.
"All this documentation is to be presented to the Holy See again later, which will contribute to the final statement on … the whole event in Legnica," he said.
The parish priest has been surprised at the number of people who have already come to his town in southwest Poland, near the German and Czech borders, to venerate the host, which is displayed in a reliquary in St. Hyacinth's.
"People from all over the world are making their pilgrimage to Legnica," he said before the coronavirus pandemic impeded travel. "For me, [it] was a kind of an absolute surprise, because, for example, there were pilgrimages from countries in far Asia, or even from North America, from such countries that people had to travel many thousands [of] kilometers to this place."
"All this is also a signal for me, a confirmation that God sent this impulse to the whole world, so that the whole world would meditate [on] the Eucharistic miracle in Legnica and ask: 'what is God going to tell me through this sign?'" he said.
However, for Fr. Ziombra, one of the most touching conversions came from close to home. There was a man in his community who he said had been "hostile to the Church all of his life, and even fought against it."
"In an unexplained, extraordinary way, he was converted … I mean God converted him, that for a few days he did not know what was happening to him at all. He did not understand his inner state," Fr. Ziombra said.
"And after 50 years he went to his first holy confession, the first Holy Communion. And indeed he radically changed his life, his attitude to God, he became a very ardent believer."
Fr. Ziombra said that he has documented other similar "sudden conversions" in the lives of people who prayed at Legnica, and would pass this information along to the Vatican.
He noted that his own vocation as a priest has been deeply touched by this unexpected event that occurred within his parish.
"A dying heart was found in the consecrated Host ... [This] undoubtedly emphasizes the character of the sacrifice of Jesus," he said.
"The fact that the Lord Jesus gave his life for me … His suffering, which in turn calls me, as a Catholic, to make my life a sacrifice, so that my priesthood be truly incorporated to this sacrifice, with total dedication … all those aspects connected with a serious attitude to my vocation,"Fr. Ziombra said.
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Criminals Beat, Gag Missionaries of Charity and Desecrate the Eucharist in Argentina
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Guadalajara Cardinal-Archbishop: 'Thorough Investigation' of Alleged Eucharistic Miracle Is Needed
'I would have to do a painstaking investigation,' said Cardinal José Francisco Robles Ortega of the July occurrence.
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A New Eucharistic Miracle in Mexico?
After the videos went viral on social media, the priest was contacted by telephone by Blessed Carlo Acutis' mother, Antonia.
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May has been a month all about preparation, travel, inspiration, and challenges.
I am keeping the language very short this month as I write whilst sitting on trains, planes, and automobiles. Instead, I have plenty of pics which I hope will convey our story. Oh and I'm in France and the UK and I don't have pics to load yet.
This month I have been left basking in the glow of realising I'm surrounded by people who don't want me to fail. After 25+ years of working in the corporate arena in which I NEVER felt this way, I'm left feeling a deep sense of support.
I travelled to Orange, in rural NSW, to attend the first My Open Kitchen Gathering. A totally inspirational 2 days where I learned new skills and met some remarkable farmers and creatives trying to tell their story using social media. Organised by the 'hostess with the mostess', Sophie Hansen, we listened, questioned, collaborated, ate and laughed on a range of topics, all designed to help us realise our aspirations. The calibre of the speakers, panelists, and attendees was second to none. Many of us are still coming down from the buzz. I am re-affirmed in my commitment to source local crafts folk and producers. I could make a list here of several folk I will now purchase products from, I mean I now know a Master Tea Blender – doesn't that just blow your mind – that a young woman from rural NSW can achieve this international qualification and I can purchase my own customer blend of tea?
My key outcome was to realise an Instagram account. My handle is @ longview_garlic. If you want to see more pics from the weekend in Orange go to #myopenkitchengathering where way more talented folk have put up some stunning shots.
Shearing day is something I never thought I would experience, let alone be the one to organise and effect. Clearly, you can't own a flock of sheep, say you grow wool and not carry out this part of the process. Having found myself in this situation, I note that to say 'we are shearing' is such a level of understatement only those who have done this truly grasp the situation. I'm sure there are many professions with the same claim.
I'm now consciously incompetent at this wool game – but so very much in awe of the kind and generous folk who took the time to teach and work with me – they are so very unconsciously competent. The skills they have are phenomenal and yet I never knew this until Shearing Day. Humbled, grateful, lucky. Damn fine situation to find myself in.
Up until last week tomatoes continued to feature in my veggie patch life. Especially now I have discovered a green tomato chutney recipe by Sally Wise. But I'm calling it now. I need the space in the patch for my winter vegetable crop of broccolini, broccoli, and kale. The other task was to prune the rosemary hedge around the patch to let more light into the space. With this plant, Tuscan Blue, it just does not seem to matter when you trim it – it its not flowering its growing so anytime works. Which is why its such a great plant.
It with excitement that we have progressed our wall lining idea. We have invested in having a sample made up of the veneer wood panels we want to use to line the walls of our house. We have great respect for those who can install plasterboard proficiently – more so because we can't. Furthermore, we are not fans of painting. So we think this will cover off on our inadequacies in DIY and add some warmth to the whole concrete floor, minimalist, big window look. We have gone for an Australian wood, Blackwood which does not seem to engender much love from the woodies in this world. I think they fear us being disappointed with its variancy in colour.
The list is looking a bit lean this month but thats because I've read some library books that needed to be returned before I could take a pic. Two in particular stayed with me this month. 'First, we make the beast beautiful' by Sarah Wilson and Kent Haruf's book 'Our Souls at Night'. Sarah's book is a first hand experience of how she manages anxiety, depression, thyroid disorders, all the while living a life I could not imagine having. My good health is such a basic expectation that I would have to seriously reduce my expectations of it if I suffered any where near as much as Sarah. Kent Haruf's book is simply a beautiful story on ageing and how human wants and needs are as vital at 70+ as they ever were. His writing is like poetry and so very authentic. And a word on Dark Emu because this has to be said, I did not learn this history about Indigenous Australians. It's vital reading for those of us who were taught they were nomadic and transitory – evidence from European explorers, pioneers and structures suggests otherwise. Why we were taught what we taught – that's a whole other set of cucumbers to pickle.


c3:initiative is pleased to host Brian Holmes as a studio resident while he prepares for his project, LEARNING FROM CASCADIA an experiment in collective perception, at PNCA's Center for Contemporary Art and Culture.
In this lecture, Brian Holmes presents the core ideas of a participatory mapping project entitled "Learning from Cascadia." The creation of this online multimedia atlas involves extensive outreach to local environmental organizations and stewardship initiatives, as well as to artists, who will be able to submit projects for the mapping platform. In addition, "Learning from Cascadia" includes a theoretical dimension focusing on earth science and urban metabolism, with a direct connection to the Anthropocene Curriculum program that has been unfolding at the Haus der Kulturen der Welt in Berlin over the last five years. The project is supported by PNCA and will be shown at the Center for Contemporary Art & Culture as part of the exhibition The Earth Will Not Abide, in Fall 2018. But first we need to talk about it, and maybe even work together! If you are interested in art, ecology and the social relations of perception and expression, then this might be the experiment for you.
Join us from 6:30-8:30pm at the BES Water Lab, 6543 North Burlington, in St Johns for an open meeting hosted by the Portland Harbor Community Advisory Group with public presentations regarding the Portland Harbor Superfund cleanup process and progress. After the meeting we will gather at Occidental Brewing's Wursthaus for a meet and greet with Brian Holmes.
Join us from 6:30-8:30pm at Working Library at 8836 N Lombard St. for an event featuring Abby Phillips Metzger, who will read from her work, Meander Scars: Reflections on Healing the Willamette River and c3: Studio Resident Brian Holmes will discuss his mapping project Learning from Cascadia.
Brian Holmes is a professor of Philosophy at the European Graduate School in Saas-Fee, Switzerland. He holds a doctorate in Romance Languages and Literatures from the University of California at Berkeley and is the author of the book Hieroglyphs of the Future. In recent years, Holmes has been working on the issues of geopolitics and geopoetics. He maintains a blog titled Continental Drift, with the subtitle "the other side of neoliberal globalization".


St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 6, 2014 – The No. 12-ranked Washington University in St. Louis volleyball team battled to a pair of wins over Wheaton College (Ill.) and No. 5 Wittenberg University on the second day of the WU/ASICS Invitational Saturday at the WU Field House. The Bears earned a 25-17, 25-22, 19-25, 26-24 win over Wheaton before winning a 25-22, 15-25, 25-21, 10-25, 15-8 thriller over Wittenberg in the final match of the tournament.
Washington U. improved to 8-1 with the wins. Sophomores Kalehua Katagiri and Amanda Palucki and junior Jackie Nelligan were named to the all-tournament team. The three Bears were joined on the all-tournament team by Andy DeMoss of Wheaton, Kaitlyn Foster and Chandler Lentz of Southwestern University, and Kara Seidenstricker and Megan Vodopich of Wittenberg.
The teams traded points to a 5-5 tie before a kill by junior Allison Zastrow gave the Bears a side-out and sparked a 6-1 run, including a kills and two aces by sophomore Alex Sheredy. The Thunder cut the lead to 12-9, but a kill by freshman Emily Richardson started a string of five straight points for the Bears to make it 17-9. Wheaton pulled to within five at 19-14, but three kills by Nelligan and an ace serve by senior Lindsay Juriga, helped lift the Bears to a 25-17 win in set one. The Bears hit .433 (15-2-30) in the opening set.
In set two, Wheaton took a 5-2 lead early before the Bears went on a 9-0 run to turn the deficit into an 11-5 lead. The run was started with a kill by Sheredy and included three aces by Juriga. Wheaton got to within three at 18-15, but the Bears responded with four straight points to extend the lead to 22-15. A serving error by the Bears gave Wheaton a side-out and the Thunder scored the next four points to get to within 22-20. After a timeout by the Bears, Nelligan put away a kill and Washington U. held off the Thunder with a 25-22 win in set two.
Wheaton took the early lead in the third set, and a quick kill by Nelligan made it 8-7 in favor of the Thunder. Wheaton went on an 8-1 run to build a 16-8 lead before sophomore Caroline Dupont won a joust at the net to end the run. A kill and an ace by Dupont got the Bears to within 17-11. The Thunder maintained their lead and an ace made the score 20-12. A serving error gave the Bears a side-out and Washington U. went on a 5-0 run to get to within 20-17 on a kill by Nelligan. Back-to-back errors by the Bears made it 22-17, and Wheaton finished the set with a 25-19 win to send the match to a fourth set.
The teams traded leads early in the fourth set, before Palucki came off the bench to provide a spark for the Bears. With Washington U. leading 8-7, Palucki and Nelligan teamed up for a block to get a side-out. A pair of kills by Palucki and a kill off the block by junior Nkiru Udenze made it 12-7 in favor of the Bears. Wheaton got to within 14-13, but a line shot by Zastrow and a kill by Nelligan made it 16-13. The Thunder tied the score at 23-23 and again at 24-24, but a kill by Palucki and an ace by Sheredy ended the match.
Washington U. hit .235 as a team in the match. Nelligan recorded a career-high 18 kills while hitting .517 (18-3-29) and added five blocks. Dupont finished with 12 kills and three blocks. Juriga had a career-best 24 assists and four aces, while junior Cassie Wang tallied 22 assists and eight digs. Katagiri led the Bears defensively with 12 digs, while Sheredy added 10 digs, three aces and four blocks.
After splitting the first four sets, Washington U. and Wittenberg headed to a decisive fifth set. In that set, the Bears recorded 11 kills on 13 attacks for a .846 attack percentage to earn the win. With the score tied 2-2, Wittenberg missed its second serve of the set to give the Bears a side-out. Zastrow rolled a kill along the top of the net and Sheredy got a kill down the line to put the Bears ahead 5-2 and force a Wittenberg timeout. The Tigers pulled to within 7-5 with a kill, but Palucki got back-to-back kills to make it 9-5 in favor of the Bears. After the Tigers took their second timeout, Udenze and Dupont teamed up for a block and Palucki hammered her fourth kill of the set. A kill from the back row by Sheredy pushed the Bears' lead to 12-5. Seidenstricker got a kill for Wittenberg, but Udenze got a pair of kills to give the Bears match point at 14-7. A serving error by WUSTL gave Wittenberg a side-out, before Zastrow hammered her career-high 13th kill of the match to seal the 15-8 victory for the Bears.
Washington U. won a hard-fought first set 25-22. The teams traded leads throughout the set with neither team gaining more than a three-point advantage. A line shot by Sheredy made it 22-21 in favor of Washington U. and forced Wittenberg to take its second timeout. After the break, Seidenstricker put away a kill to tie the score again. Sheredy and Nelligan came up with a big block on the next play and another block by Palucki and Nelligan gave the Bears a set-point opportunity. Palucki finished the set with a kill to give the Bears the 25-22 win. Wittenberg hit .310 in the second set to cruise to a 25-15 win, tying the match at one set each. The Bears led 8-6 after a kill by Palucki, but Wittenberg went on a 7-0 run to build a 13-8 lead. Washington U. got to within four, but was unable to cut further into the deficit and the Tigers scored six of the final seven points of the set for the win.
The Bears jumped on top 8-3 in the third set. Wittenberg rallied to within 10-7 before a kill by Nelligan and a block by Udenze started a 6-2 run that pushed the Bears' lead to 16-9. The Bears led 23-18 after a tip by Zastrow landed just inside the sideline, but Wittenberg answered with three straight points to make it 23-21. Zastrow hit a cross-court kill to give the Bears a set-point opportunity, then teamed with Nelligan for a block to finish the 25-21 win for the Bears. The fourth set was all Wittenberg as the Bears struggled to get into their offensive system. The Tigers hit .395 in the set and used an 11-0 run midway through the set to build a 19-4 lead. Three straight kills by Palucki brought the Bears to within 22-10, but Wittenberg came out of a timeout and scored three unanswered points to win the set and force a fifth set.
Washington U. hit .234 (58-18-171) in the match, while Wittenberg finished with a .289 (65-15-173) attack percentage. Zastrow led the Bears with a career-high 13 kills. Sheredy notched a double-double with 12 kills and 12 digs, while Udenze finished with 10 kills and three blocks. Palucki tallied nine kills, including four kills on four swings in the fifth set. Dupont had seven kills without an error, and Nelligan added six kills and five blocks. Wang finished with 29 assists and 13 digs, while Juriga had the first double-double of her career with 13 assists and a career-high 13 digs. Katagiri had a team-high 23 digs, marking her third 20-plus dig performance of the season.
Washington U. returns to action Friday-Saturday, Sept. 12-13, at the Wittenberg Fall Classic in Springfield, Ohio. The Bears are scheduled to face No. 4 California Lutheran University, No. 1 Calvin College, Otterbein University and Heldelberg University at the tournament.
Bear Notebook: Washington U. leads the all-time series against Wheaton 8-0, and it was the first meeting between the two teams since 1993 … The Bears improved to 14-2 all-time against Wittenberg … WUSTL is now 461-50 all-time at the WU Field House.


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Our next album will, just like our first one, be structured like a vinyl record with an A-side and a B-side.
we have a secret wish that they will stop and wait a little bit between tracks 5 and 6 (there are only ten tracks in the album of course).
We think it's a good way to listen to music, and my playlist will be structured in the same way.
Should you choose to listen to it, please take a little breath between Säkert and Chet Baker.
1. Simon & Garfunkel | Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M.
The Definitive Simon And Garfunkel was the first album I ever really LISTENED to. I'm guessing I was around nine or ten, and my parents had this CD. I brought it into my room, climbed into the top of my bunk bed before turning it on with the remote control (I got that fancy mini stereo with the remote control for my tenth birthday come to think of it, so it must have been after that). Anyway, I think that was the first time I somehow understood what music could really be.
We turn up the tempo a bit now, without losing that pure, naked sound of acoustic guitars. Damien Jurado is an amazing artist whose music have meant a lot to me. His voice is hauntingly beautiful and so are his songs. I once saw him live, and it was everything I could have hoped for it to be.
I had to put this track in here. Cold Mailman are based in Oslo just like us, and after a great good debut album a few years ago, their second full length is out now and this was the first single. In fact Ivar, the main mailman, has been around for years and years and his music just keeps getting better. I went to the release concert last night here in Oslo and it was absolutely brilliant.
Now cue the synthesizers! After being introduced to music with Simon & Garfunkel I stayed on a clear minimalist path of singer songwriters and so called organic sounds for many, many years. Synthesizers have never really been anything for me until lately when I've realized that they are not all that bad, in fact they can be pretty great. This in turn opened up the door to the 80's for me. This track, from the excellent album Steve McQueen is a great example of one of those great pop tracks that I wasn't really able to appreciate until recently because of my troubles with synthesizers. I am glad to have lost my inhibitions in this field.
Some great music experiences come alone in a room with a headset on, others on concerts, and others again on dancefloors. I am not much of a dancer, but thanks to Simen in My Little Pony and his DJ-friend Kristine and their club concept Get Dancy! I have been allowed to move around in ridiculous ways in sweaty Oslo clubs to some of my favourite songs the last few years. This excellent song from Hello Saferide-Annika Norlin's Swedish speaking project Säkert brings back lots of memories from nights like that.
This is probably not considered pop music, but one of the great things about the pop genre is just the enormous flexibility of and ability to incorporate elements from all kinds of other music. In this case it might could be said that Chet Baker does the opposite in incorporating these simple, truthful pop lyrics into a jazz song. It's really beautiful anyway, and we've all been there.
This song is quite something, Brian Wilson is really the father of pop music in the purest sense of the word. I once got this track on an e-mail from some one very special who was living far away. I already knew the song, but pretended not to so that I could feel like I was being introduced to the song and it's fitting lyrics by her.
Paris in the 60's. Is there anywhere else anyone would ever want to be? With beautiful people in beautiful clothes walking around in Nouvelle Vague-films and listening to classic pop music that could only be made at that place in that time. This is simple in such an advanced way . I try to be an intelligent, clever guy, but some times I just feel like running away into stylishness and pure pop bliss.
This hippie-country-folky track reminds me of this year's Øya festival here in Oslo. This band didn't play, but we would listen to the song from the YouTube-clip that a friend from Sweden had just discovered every night after coming home from a long day of concerts, friends and parties. This is the friendliest song I know of.
We keep the reverbed guitars from the last track but not much else as we finish off in the bittersweet way with Girls. They actually played in the Øya festival this summer, and they were great. It was raining so-called cats and dogs when they got on stage at 1pm, and everyone who had bothered to show up that early seemed quite hung over. Then of course, The Sun came out to warm us, the lead singer sang his heart out, and we all got the strength to keep going for one more day.


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Pope Benedict XVI is abdicating at the end of the month. If you haven't heard by now, then now you know. He's the first Pope in almost 600 years to retire from the papacy, saying that due to his deteriorating strength in mind and body in his old age, he cannot continue to perform the tasks of the petrine office.
For someone like myself this sucks because he's is a great hero of mine. I often call him the Thomas Aquinas of our day because he is a titan of intellectuality combined with pure devotion to the Lord.
Shepherd of a Billion.
What does this mean for the Church? Well, less than the media will probably make it out to be. I think he's really setting an example for his successors to follow. Let me attempt to analyze this like a true amateur.
He was elected when he was 78 years old, looking to retire in less than two years time to go home to Bavaria where he could write his masterpiece, Jesus of Nazareth, and finish out his days peacefully. When the council called on him to take the reigns of the Church, he says that in his mind he said to God, "please don't do this to me." Why would he say that? Maybe it's because the Pope is invested with the greatest responsibility in the world, to lead the Church to heaven. All eyes are on him, it is over a billion faithful that have been entrusted to him, and if he messes up in a big way, it's our souls he has to account for before God. I know I would not want that responsibility.
In spite of his desires, he said yes, and thank God he did, because the Church has gotten more out of him than anyone could have hoped for. I don't know how he accomplished all that he did, if you watch the German documentary "A Day in the Life of the Pope," you will see how unrelenting his day is.
What did we get from Pope Benedict XVI? Decisive action to deal with the priest scandal that has rocked the Church. The continuation of World Youth Day started by John Paul II. A strengthening in the battle against moral relativism. Leaps and bounds toward reconciliation and reunification (again a continuation from JPII) with different groups such as the Lefebvrians, the Church of England, and our Eastern Orthodox brothers and sisters. And most importantly, I think, the launch of the New Evangelization, which is what inspired the creation of the UC Society of St. Paul. That is just scratching the surface. In all I think the Pope's reign can be characterized with the words "unexpected renewal."
Pope's on twitter, spreading the Gospel like a champ.
Although I am sad to see him step down, I think it makes perfect sense. To lead a billion people, it requires a lot of energy and strength, and B16 has done amazingly at an age when most people spend their time winding down. In true German spirit I think I'll drink a tall glass of Bavarian Weißbier to his health on Fat Tuesday before the beginning of Lent. Zum wohl, Heiliger Vater, Sie haben gut getan!
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Forbes billionaires 2022 list: Check the rankings of Mukesh Ambani and Adani
1 min read . Updated: 06 Apr 2022, 03:13 PM IST Livemint
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Forbes billionaires 2022 list: Forbes said there were 87 fewer billionaires when compared with a year-ago period and they are worth a collective $12.7 trillion.
The much-awaited Forbes billionaires 2022 list is out, that compiles the list of world's richest, who this time were hit by the impact of Russia-Ukraine conflict, coronavirus pandemic and sluggish markets.
Forbes said there were 87 fewer billionaires when compared with a year-ago period and they are worth a collective $12.7 trillion.
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"The most dramatic drops have occurred in Russia, where there are 34 fewer billionaires than last year following Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine, and China, where a government crackdown on tech companies has led to 87 fewer Chinese billionaires on the list," Forbes said.
Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani has been ranked 10th richest in the Forbes billionaires list for 2022 and is the only Indian to make it to the coveted top 10 list.
Mukesh Ambani, with a net worth of $100.1 billion, is followed by Gautam Adani with a net worth of $90 billion. However, according to Bloomberg's real time billionaires index, Gautam Adani has a net worth of over $100 billion and is ranked above Mukesh Ambani to bag the title of Asia's richest man.
Adani's net worth zoomed as stock prices of his listed group companies soared on BSE and NSE over the past few years. Adani's wealth increased by $23.5 billion so far this year.
Adani group, founded in 1988, has a current market capitalization of $151 billion, comprising seven publicly listed companies with businesses spanning power generation and distribution, renewable energy, gas and infrastructure, logistics (seaport, airports, shipping, and rail), mining and resources, and other sectors.
Elon Musk is leading the Forbes billionaires list with a net worth $219 billion, followed by Amazon chief Jeff Bezos at $171 billion.
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Forbes said it has found more than 1,000 billionaires who are richer than they were a year ago. At least 236 newcomers have become billionaires over the past year—including the first ever from Barbados, Bulgaria, Estonia and Uruguay.
America has most number of billionaires at 735 worth a collective net worth $4.7 trillion, including Elon Musk, who tops the World's Billionaires list for the first time.
China (including Macau and Hong Kong) remains number two, with 607 billionaires worth a collective $2.3 trillion.
Forbes uses stock prices and exchange rates from March 11, 2022 to calculate net worths.


Please join us on Friday, November 2nd at 9:45, 10:45 OR 11:45 am for Coffee & Cuties. Coffee & Cuties offers entertainment for the tots and gives mom, dad or grandparents the opportunity to mingle with other parents! Your child will participate in a story time that is paired with a fun craft or science activity, both led by one of our awesome Science Guides.
This month's theme is Pirate School! Arggghh Matey!


The Heart Rhythm Society is the international leader in science, education and advocacy for cardiac arrhythmia professionals and patients, and the primary information resource on heart rhythm disorders.
Through 2013, The Children's Heart Foundation has contributed an astounding $7.3 million toward 62 revolutionary congenital heart defect (CHD) research studies. As the country's leading organization solely committed to CHD research funding, CHF dedicates itself to bringing health, hope and happiness to children and families impacted by a CHD.