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<?php
	/**
	 * This class provide all file upload functionalities
	 * @author Logan Cai (cailongqun [at] yahoo [dot] com [dot] cn)
	 * @link www.phpletter.com
	 * @since 22/April/2007
	 *
	 */
class Upload
{
	var $fileType = ""; //the file type
	var $originalFileName = "";
	var $fileName = ""; //the file final name
	var $fileExtension = "";
	var $img_x = 0;
	var $img_y = 0;
	var $img_new_x = 0;
	var $img_new_y = 0;
	var $imgHandler = null;
	var $fileBaseName = ""; //file name without the file extension and .
	var $filePath = ""; //the file path which the file uploaded to
	var $fileSize = 0;
	var $validImageExts = array("gif", "jpg", "png");
	var $errors = array();
	var $_value  = null;  //an array holding the uploaded file details
	var $dirPath = "";
	var $invalidFileExt = array(); //var $invalidFileExt = array('php,inc,asp,aspx');
	var $errCode = "";
	var $safeMode;
	var $uploadFileMode = 0755;
	var $errorCodes = array(
		0=>'the file uploaded with success',
		1=>'The uploaded file exceeds the upload_max_filesize directive in php.ini',
		2=>'The uploaded file exceeds the MAX_FILE_SIZE directive that was specified in the HTML form',
		3=>'The uploaded file was only partially uploaded',
		4=>'No file was uploaded.',
		6=>'Missing a temporary folder',
		7=>'Failed to write file to disk',
		8=>'File upload stopped by extension',
		999=>'No error code avaiable',
	);

	function Upload()
	{
		//doing nothing
	}

	function isFileUploaded($indexInPost="file")
	{

		$this->errCode = isset($_FILES[$indexInPost]['error'])?$_FILES[$indexInPost]['error']:999;
		if((isset($_FILES[$indexInPost]['error']) && $_FILES[$indexInPost] == 0) ||
		(!empty($_FILES[$indexInPost]['tmp_name']) && $_FILES[$indexInPost]['tmp_name'] != 'none')
		)
		{
			$this->_value = $_FILES[$indexInPost];
			$this->fileSize = @filesize($this->_value['tmp_name']);
			$this->originalFileName = $this->_value['name'];
			$this->fileType = $this->_value['type'];

			return true;
		}else
		{

			array_push($this->errors, 'Unable to upload file');
			return false;
		}
	}

	function getErrorCodeMsg()
	{
		return (isset($this->errorCodes[$this->errCode])?$this->errorCodes[$this->errCode]:"");
	}
	/**
	 * check if the uploaded file extension is allowed against the validFile Extension
	 * or against the invalid extension list when the list of valid file extension is not set
	 *
	 * @param array $validFileExt
	 * @return boolean
	 */
	function isPermittedFileExt($validFileExt = array())
	{
		$tem = array();

		if(sizeof($validFileExt))
		{
			foreach($validFileExt as $k=>$v)
			{
				$tem[$k] = strtolower(trim($v));
			}
		}
		$validFileExt = $tem;

		if(sizeof($validFileExt) && sizeof($this->invalidFileExt))
		{
			foreach($validFileExt as  $k=>$ext)
			{
				if(array_search(strtolower($ext), $this->invalidFileExt) !== false)
				{
					unset($validFileExt[$k]);
				}
			}
		}

		if(sizeof($validFileExt))
		{
			if(array_search(strtolower($this->getFileExt()), $validFileExt) !== false)
			{
				return true;
			}
		}elseif(array_search(strtolower($this->getFileExt()), $this->invalidFileExt) === false)
		{
			return true;
		}

		$this->deleteUploadedFile();
		return false;

	}
	/**
	 * check if the uploaded file size is too big
	 *
	 * @param integer $maxSize
	 */
	function isSizeTooBig($maxSize="")
	{
		if($this->fileSize > $maxSize)
		{
			$this->deleteUploadedFile();
			return true;
		}else
		{
			return false;
		}
	}
	/**
	 * set the invali file extensions
	 *
	 * @param array $invalidFileExt
	 */
	function setInvalidFileExt($invalidFileExt=array())
	{
		$tem = array();
		if(sizeof($invalidFileExt))
		{
			foreach($invalidFileExt as $k=>$v)
			{
				$tem[$k]= strtolower(trim($v));
			}
		}

		$this->invalidFileExt = $tem;
	}
	/**
	 * get file type
	 *
	 * @return string
	 */
	function getFileType()
	{
		return $this->fileType;
	}
	/**
	 * get a file extension
	 *
	 * @param string $fileName the path to a file or just the file name
	 */
	function getFileExt()
	{
		//return strtolower(substr(strrchr($this->fileName, "."), 1));
		return substr(strrchr($this->originalFileName, "."), 1);
	}
	/**
		 * move the uploaded file to a specific location
		 *
		 * @param string $dest  the path to the directory which the uploaded file will be moved to
		 * @param string $fileBaseName the base name which the uploaded file will be renamed to
		 * @param unknown_type $overwrite
		 * @return unknown
		 */
	function moveUploadedFile($dest, $fileBaseName = '', $overwrite=false)
	{
		//ensure the directory path ending with /
		if ($dest != ''  && substr($dest, -1) != '/') {
			$dest .= '/';
		}
		$this->dirPath = $dest;
		$fileName =  basename($this->_value['name']);

		$dotIndex = strrpos($fileName, '.');
		$this->fileExtension = '';
		if(is_int($dotIndex))
		{
			$this->fileExtension = substr($fileName, $dotIndex);
			$this->fileBaseName = substr($fileName, 0, $dotIndex);
		}
		if(!empty($fileBaseName))
		{
			$this->fileBaseName = $fileBaseName;
		}
		$fileName = $this->fileBaseName . $this->fileExtension;
		$filePath = $dest . $fileName;

		if(!$overwrite && file_exists($filePath) && is_file($filePath))
		{//rename

			$counter = 0;
			while(file_exists($dest.$fileName) && is_file($dest .$fileName))
			{
				$counter++;
				$fileName = $this->fileBaseName.'_'.$counter.$this->fileExtension;
			}
			$this->fileBaseName .= "_" . $counter;

		}

		if (@move_uploaded_file($this->_value['tmp_name'], $dest . $fileName)) {
			@chmod($dest . $fileName, $this->uploadFileMode);
			$this->fileName = $fileName;
			$this->filePath = $dest . $fileName;
			return true;
		} else {
			return false;
		}
	}

	/**
		 * check if the uploaded is permitted to upload
		 *
		 * @param mixed $invalidImageExts invalid image extension
		 * @param bool $delete force to delete the uploaded file
		 */
	function isImage($invalidImageExts = array(), $delete = true)
	{
		if(!is_array($invalidImageExts) && !empty($invalidImageExts))
		{
			$invalidImageExts = explode(",", $invalidImageExts);
		}
		foreach ($invalidImageExts as $k=>$v)
		{
			$invalidImageExts[$k] = strtolower(trim($v));
		}
		foreach ($this->validImageExts as $k=>$v)
		{
			$ValidImageExts[$k] = strtolower(trim($v));
		}
		if(sizeof($invalidImageExts))
		{
			foreach ($ValidImageExts as $k=>$v)
			{
				if(array_search(strtolower($v), $invalidImageExts) !== false)
				{
					unset($ValidImageExts[$k]);
				}
			}
		}
		if(array_search(strtolower($this->getFileExt()), $ValidImageExts)!==false)
		{
			$this->_get_image_details($this->filePath);
			if(!empty($this->fileType))
			{
				return true;
			}
		}else
		{
			if($delete)
			{
				$this->deleteUploadedFile();
			}
		}

		array($this->errors, "This file is not a image type file.");
		return false;
	}

	/**
     * Resize the Image in the X and/or Y direction
     * If either is 0 it will be scaled proportionally
     *
     * @access public
     *
     * @param mixed $new_x
     * @param mixed $new_y
     * @param string $thumb_suffix
     *
     * @return mixed none or PEAR_error
     */
	function resize($filePath, $thumb_suffix="", $new_x = 0, $new_y = 0)
	{

		if(empty($filePath))
		{
			$filePath = $this->dirPath . $this->fileBaseName . $thumb_suffix  . $this->fileExtension;
		}
		// 0 means keep original size
		if ($this->img_x > $this->img_y)
		$new_y = intval($new_y/$this->img_x*$this->img_y);
		else if ($this->img_y > $this->img_x)
		$new_x = intval($new_x/$this->img_y*$this->img_x);
		// Now do the library specific resizing.
		return $this->_resize($filePath,$new_x, $new_y);
	} // End resize

	/**
     * resize the image and return the thumbnail image  details array("width"=>, "height"=>, "name")
     *
     * @param string $fileName
     * @param int $new_x the thumbnail width
     * @param int $new_y the thumbnail height
     * @return unknown
     */
	function _resize($fileName, $new_x, $new_y) {
		$functionName = 'ImageCreateFrom' . $this->fileType;

		if(function_exists($functionName))
		{
			$this->imgHandler = $functionName($this->filePath);
		}else
		{
			array_push($this->errors, $functionName . " function is unavailable");
			return false;
		}

		if(function_exists('ImageCreateTrueColor')){
			$new_img =ImageCreateTrueColor($new_x,$new_y);
		} else {
			$new_img =ImageCreate($new_x,$new_y);
		}
		if(function_exists('ImageCopyResampled')){
			ImageCopyResampled($new_img, $this->imgHandler, 0, 0, 0, 0, $new_x, $new_y, $this->img_x, $this->img_y);
		} else {
			ImageCopyResized($new_img, $this->imgHandler, 0, 0, 0, 0, $new_x, $new_y, $this->img_x, $this->img_y);
		}
		if($this->_imageSave($new_img, $fileName, 80))
		{
			return array("width"=>$new_x, "height"=>$new_y, "name"=>basename($fileName));
		}else
		{

			array_push($this->errors, "Unable to resize the image");
			return false;
		}

	}
	/**
		 * save the thumbnail file and destroy the opened image
		 *
		 * @param resource $newImageHandler
		 * @param string $fileName
		 * @param int $quality
		 * @return boolean
		 */
	function _imageSave($newImageHandler, $fileName, $quality = 90)
	{
		$functionName = 'image' . $this->fileType;
		if($functionName($newImageHandler, $fileName, $quality))
		{
			imagedestroy($newImageHandler);
			return true;
		}else
		{
			imagedestroy($newImageHandler);
			array_push($this->errors, "Unable to save the thumbnail file.");
			return false;
		}

	}
	/**
     *
     * @access public
     * @return void
     */
	function _get_image_details($image)
	{

		//echo $image;
		$data = @GetImageSize($image);
		#1 = GIF, 2 = JPG, 3 = PNG, 4 = SWF, 5 = PSD, 6 = BMP, 7 = TIFF(intel byte order), 8 = TIFF(motorola byte order,
		# 9 = JPC, 10 = JP2, 11 = JPX, 12 = JB2, 13 = SWC
		if (is_array($data)){
			switch($data[2]){
				case 1:
					$type = 'gif';
					break;
				case 2:
					$type = 'jpeg';
					break;
				case 3:
					$type = 'png';
					break;
				case 4:
					$type = 'swf';
					break;
				case 5:
					$type = 'psd';
				case 6:
					$type = 'bmp';
				case 7:
				case 8:
					$type = 'tiff';
				default:
					array_push($this->errors, "We do not recognize this image format");

			}
			$this->img_x = $data[0];
			$this->img_y = $data[1];
			$this->fileType = $type;

			return true;
		} else {
			array_push($this->errors, "Cannot fetch image or images details.");
			return null;
		}
	}
	/**
	 * caculate the thumbnail details from the original image file
	 *
	 * @param string $originalImageName
	 * @param int $originaleImageWidth
	 * @param int $originalImageHeight
	 * @param string $thumbnailSuffix
	 * @param int $thumbnailWidth
	 * @param int $thumbnailHeight
	 * @return array array("name"=>"image name", "width"=>"image width", "height"=>"image height")
	 */
	function getThumbInfo($originalImageName, $originaleImageWidth, $originalImageHeight, $thumbnailSuffix, $thumbnailWidth, $thumbnailHeight)
	{
		$outputs = array("name"=>"", "width"=>0, "height"=>0);
		$thumbnailWidth	= intval($thumbnailWidth);
		$thumbnailHeight = intval($thumbnailHeight);
		if(!empty($originalImageName) && !empty($originaleImageWidth) && !empty($originalImageHeight))
		{
			$dotIndex = strrpos($originalImageName, '.');
			//begin to get the thumbnail image name
			$fileExtension = '';
			$fileBaseName = '';
			if(is_int($dotIndex))
			{
				$fileExtension = substr($originalImageName, $dotIndex);
				$fileBaseName = substr($originalImageName, 0, $dotIndex);
			}
			$outputs['name'] = $fileBaseName . $thumbnailSuffix . $fileExtension;
			//start to get the thumbnail width & height
			if($thumbnailWidth < 1 && $thumbnailHeight < 1)
			{
				$thumbnailWidth =$originaleImageWidth;
				$thumbnailHeight = $originalImageHeight;
			}elseif($thumbnailWidth < 1)
			{
				$thumbnailWidth = floor($thumbnailHeight / $originalImageHeight * $originaleImageWidth);

			}elseif($thumbnailHeight < 1)
			{
				$thumbnailHeight = floor($thumbnailWidth / $originaleImageWidth * $originalImageHeight);
			}else
			{
				$scale = min($thumbnailWidth/$originaleImageWidth, $thumbnailHeight/$originalImageHeight);
				$thumbnailWidth = floor($scale*$originaleImageWidth);
				$thumbnailHeight = floor($scale*$originalImageHeight);
			}
			$outputs['width'] = $thumbnailWidth;
			$outputs['height'] = $thumbnailHeight;
		}
		return $outputs;

	}

	/**
     * get the uploaded file
     */
	function deleteUploadedFile()
	{
		@unlink($this->filePath);
	}
	/**
	 * destroy the tmp file
	 *
	 */
	function finish()
	{
		@unlink($this->_value['tmp_name']);
	}

	function displayError()
	{
		if(sizeof($this->errors))
		{
			echo "<pre>";
			print_r($this->errors);
			echo "</pre>";
		}
	}
	/**
	 * get the path which the file uploaded to
	 *
	 */
	function getFilePath()
	{
		return $this->filePath;
	}
	/**
	 * return the directory path witch the file uploaded to
	 *
	 * @return unknown
	 */
	function getDirPath()
	{
		return $this->dirPath;
	}

	function getFileBaseName()
	{
		return $this->fileBaseName;
	}

	function getFileName()
	{
		return $this->fileName;
	}
	/**
	 * get image width
	 *
	 * @return integer
	 */
	function getImageWidth()
	{
		return $this->img_x;
	}
	/**
	 * get image height
	 *
	 * @return integer
	 */
	function getImageHeight()
	{
		return $this->img_y;
	}
	/**
	 * get uploaded file size
	 *
	 * @return string
	 */
	function getFileSize()
	{
		return $this->fileSize;
	}
	/**
	 * delete the uploaded image file & associated thumnails
	 *
	 * @param string $dirPath
	 * @param string $originalImageName
	 * @param string $arrayThumbnailSuffix
	 */
	function deleteFileAndThumbs($dirPath, $originalImageName, $arrayThumbnailSuffix)
	{
		//ensure the directory path ending with /
		if ($dirPath != ''  && substr($dirPath, -1) != '/') {
			$dirPath .= '/';
		}
		if(!empty($originalImageName) && file_exists($dirPath . $originalImageName) && is_file($dirPath . $originalImageName))
		{
			@unlink($dirPath . $originalImageName);
			foreach($arrayThumbnailSuffix as $v)
			{
				$dotIndex = strrpos($originalImageName, '.');
				//begin to get the thumbnail image name
				$fileExtension = '';
				$fileBaseName = '';
				if(is_int($dotIndex))
				{
					$fileExtension = substr($originalImageName, $dotIndex);
					$fileBaseName = substr($originalImageName, 0, $dotIndex);
				}
				@unlink($dirPath . $fileBaseName . $v . $fileExtension);
			}
		}

	}
}
?>


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Washington Redskins Retire Name And Logo
July 13, 2020	 Sports, NFL
The Washington Redskins are no longer, as the team announced Monday that the franchise will change their team name and logo.
This announcement was expected. Earlier this month, the franchise said a thorough review of the name would be conducted. The Redskins name has been long criticized by Native American groups as an ethnic slur.
Head Coach Ron Rivera told the Washington Post that he is working with team owner Dan Snyder on a name that would honor both the military and Native Americans. At this time, Washington does not have a new name for the franchise.
A letter signed by 87 investors and shareholders with a total worth over $600 billion was sent to sponsors like FedEx, Pepsico. and Nike asking them to stop doing business with the team until the franchise changed its name.
Nike and Amazon have removed the team's merchandise from their online stores, while FedEx said they would pull their name from Washington's field if they do not change the name.
If FedEx were to remove its name from the stadium, it would be six years before the current naming deal is set to expire. FedEx's letter to the franchise never directly mentioned the Redskins name, but mentioned that the current team name does not reflect the company's philosophy of diversity and inclusion.
FedEx Field has been the home to Washington since 1997.
The Washington franchise has been known as the Redskins for 87 years. Debuting the name in 1937, the Redskins' franchise were formerly known as the Boston Redskins and Boston Braves, dating back to 1932.
While the Redsksins are not the only professional sports team to have Native American names, the Atlanta Braves and Chicago Blackhawks have said they have no intention of changing their name.
There is no timeline currently for when Washington will reveal their new team name. Reports surfaced that the announcement of a new team name has been delayed because trademark issues are pending.
With the announcement coming before the start of the season, expect Washington to stick with their current colors of burgundy and gold.
Washington most recently won the Super Bowl in 1991 and most recently made the playoffs in 2015. They finished last season with a record of 3-13, their worst record since 2013.
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The current record can be found here
Report for Puccinellia tenuiflora (Griseb.) Scribn. & Merr.
updated: Feb 6th 2021, 10:00 am see all updates
Changed fields since previous approved record are highlighted
Genus Puccinellia
Species tenuiflora
Author (Griseb.) Scribn. & Merr.
Infraspecific subsp.
Infraspecfic Author
Perennial grass
Ecotypes unknown
Max. salinity
Germination Yes
Salt glands and bladders unknown
Previously was: No
Photosynthesis Pathway C3
Molecular data
Transcriptomics
Previously was:
Microbial interactions and mycorrhizal status Yes
Bioremediation Yes
Compatible Solutes
Glycinebetaine
Soluble carbohydrates
E Grasslands and lands dominated by forbs, mosses or lichens
Economic use
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Distribution (text)
Miscellaneous notes 131 papers in Web of Science in early February 2021 with many molecular studies
Previously was: 131 papers in Web of Science in early February 2021 with many molecular studies Alkali and boron tolerant species
Guo, C. Y., X. Z. Wang, L. Chen, L. N. Ma and R. Z. Wang (2015) Physiological and biochemical responses to saline-alkaline stress in two halophytic grass species with different photosynthetic pathways. Photosynthetica. 53, 1, 128-135. (see details)
2 Plants associated with this reference:
Chloris virgata
Puccinellia tenuiflora
Guo, R., L. Zhao, K. J. Zhang, D. Gao and C. W. Yang (2020) Genome of extreme halophyte Puccinellia tenuiflora. Bmc Genomics. 21, 1, (see details)
Kobayashi, S; Satone, H; Tan, EK; Kurokochi, H; Asakawa, S; Liu, SK; Takano, T (2015) Transcriptional Responses of a Bicarbonate-Tolerant Monocot, Puccinellia tenuiflora, and a Related Bicarbonate-Sensitive Species, Poa annua, to NaHCO3 Stress. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR SCIENCES. 16, 1, 496. -509. (see details)
Liu, CG; Dai, Z; Xia, JY; Chang, C; Sun, HW (2018) Combined effect of salt and drought on boron toxicity in Puccinellia tenuiflora. ECOTOXICOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY. 157, 395. -402. (see details)
Liu, SH; Kang, YH; Wan, SQ; Jiang, SF; Zhang, TB (2012) Effect of different cultivation methods on germination and growth of Puccinellia tenuiflora. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PLANT PRODUCTION. 6, 3, 353. -365. (see details)
Liu, SH; Kang, YH; Wan, SQ; Wang, ZC; Liang, ZW; Jiang, SF; Wang, RS (2012) Germination and growth of Puccinellia tenuiflora in saline-sodic soil under drip irrigation. AGRICULTURAL WATER MANAGEMENT. 109, 127. -134. (see details)
Niu, S. Q., H. R. Li, P. W. Pare, M. Aziz, S. M. Wang, H. Z. Shi, J. Li, Q. Q. Han, S. Q. Guo, J. Li, Q. Guo, Q. Ma and J. L. Zhang (2016) Induced growth promotion and higher salt tolerance in the halophyte grass Puccinellia tenuiflora by beneficial rhizobacteria. Plant and Soil. 407, 1-2, 217-230. (see details)
Shen, Y. Y., Y. Li and S. G. Yan (2003) Effects of salinity on germination of six salt-tolerant forage species and their recovery from saline conditions. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research. 46, 3, 263-269. (see details)
Elymus elongatus
Hordeum brevisubulatum
Kalidium gracile
Wei Cun-xu; Zhang Jun; Wang Jian-jun; Sun Guo-rong (2006) Observation on structural characters of vegetative organs of Puccinellia tenuiflora under salt stress. 15, 1, 51. -56. (see details)
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COMMENT - Let's always remember NR founder's, William F. Buckley's first job out of college was with the CIA. He loved the benefits sooo much he never left. How The Rockefeller Republicans Raped America: Part 1: William F. Buckley, Jr.
However, it does explain John Fund's career move. What connection does Fund have to Drones? This, will be revealed to you, grasshopper.
By John Fund
There is a fine line between requiring transparency in politics and creating opportunities for politically minded people and groups to be intimidated into silence. A new effort by two senators, Democrat Ron Wyden of Oregon and Republican Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, is in danger of crossing that line — to the detriment of political free-speech rights.
Back in 2011, the Obama administration drafted an executive order that would have forced government contractors to disclose any donations over $5,000 that the company or its executives made to outside political groups. Federal law already requires such disclosure for contributions to candidates and parties, but the order would have extended that requirement to independent-expenditure groups, a category in which conservatives outspent liberals for the first time in the 2010 election cycle.
The draft order was clearly highly selective in its approach. Federal-employee labor unions and recipients of federal grants, two highly liberal donor populations, were exempted from the disclosure requirements.
The Obama draft was eventually shelved after howls of outrage from federal contractors. It was clearly unnecessary because federal contracts are not supposed to be given out on the basis of which causes companies support. But such highlighting would allow left-wing groups — or at some future point right-wing groups — to strong-arm political opponents of an administration. As the Wall Street Journal pointed out; "Disclosure may sound nice, but the real point is to put companies on notice that their political contributions will have, well, consequences."
When a congressional version of the Obama executive order called the DISCLOSE Act was introduced in Congress in 2010, its Democratic cosponsor New York senator Chuck Schumer was quite forthright in saying the bill was designed to "embarrass companies. . . . The deterrent effect should not be underestimated."
Richard Nixon showed just what misuse selective forced disclosure of political activities can be put to. John Dean, the White House counsel who went to prison for his role in Watergate, drafted a memo on how the Nixon people could keep an "enemies list" that would "determine what sorts of dealings these individuals have with the Federal Government and how we can best screw them (e.g., grant availability, federal contracts, litigation prosecution, etc.)."
No one is suggesting that a return of Richard Nixon's tactics to Washington is imminent, but every political weapon will eventually be misused by someone. Recently, the IRS "inadvertently" released the confidential donor lists of conservative nonprofits when replying to Freedom of Information Act requests from liberal groups seeking greater transparency. The groups were asked not to publish the information, but they did so anyway.
Such information is already being used at the state level to intimidate companies. In 2010, Target Corp. contributed $150,000 to an independent group running ads against higher taxes. But the same group was also backing a pro-traditional-marriage constitutional amendment. MoveOn.org, a left-wing activist group, threatened a boycott of Target stores and said it needed to be made an example of because the company's so-called "anti-gay" political behavior would become "the tip of the iceberg." Target immediately backed down.
Ever since the 2009 Citizens United decision by the Supreme Court swept away many restrictions on political free speech, liberals have tried to find a way to rein in independent groups that engage in politics. After the DISCLOSE Act failed to pass Congress and the Obama executive order was stillborn, liberal commissioners on the Federal Communications Commission began making noises last March that they might implement their own form of required transparency. MORE
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Learn about anxiety's impact on performance – and how you can use it
Jan 19, 2023 | Updated Jan 19, 2023
Anxiety can pump us up, but too much can impede performance.
Feeling nervous before participating in athletic competition is natural, and not always bad; it can be a sign one's body is alert and ready to work. But too much anxiety can negatively affect one's performance. So what's a body to do?
A free program on Tuesday, Jan. 24, 6:30-7:30 p.m., will address this question. Offered by the Des Moines University Physical Therapy Clinic at the MidAmerican Energy Company RecPlex, 6500 Grand Ave. in West Des Moines, is designed for student athletes as an introduction into the science of anxiety. Presenter Joel Greenberg, Psy.D., a licensed clinical psychologist at the DMU Behavioral Health Clinic, will discuss the mind/body connection and ways to recognize the impact of anxiety as well as techniques to help participants feel better equipped to "lean into" these experiences when they occur.
Registration for this event is highly recommended to ensure seating. Click here to register and share the event, or call 515-271-1725.
"There is greater understanding and acknowledgement of the need for mental health awareness and treatment these days. At the same time, a lot of people are struggling with anxiety these days, in many different contexts," says Dr. Greenberg, who has extensive experience using group and individual psychotherapy to treat anxiety disorders. "This program will bring together DMU's expertise in education, physical medicine and psychology to benefit people with sports- and performance-related anxiety, in a very cool setting, the RecPlex."
The program will include an experiential component in which participants will learn about and practice relaxation breathing and mindfulness techniques. Ways to apply these concepts to daily life when anxiety occurs – at school, in sports or socially – also will be explored.
The program is part of the holistic programming DMU physical therapists and athletic trainers offer athletes and teams, says Kari Smith, P.T., D.P.T., associate professor in DMU's doctor of physical therapy program and manager of the DMU Physical Therapy Clinic at 3200 Grand Ave. in Des Moines.
"We can train the athlete to move more efficiently and become faster and stronger, but there is much more to sports performance than just the physical components," she says. "Student athletes have a lot of pressure to perform on a daily basis at school, in practice and especially in the championship seasons. It is essential to increase awareness in the community about the impact of anxiety and how it can impact performance.
"DMU strives to improve the lives in our community through education and health care, so we wanted to create an event to teach athletes, coaches and parents how to help manage anxiety for optimal performance," she adds. "The DMU Clinic, Department of Physical Therapy is excited to partner with Dr. Greenberg to host this event at the MidAmerica RecPlex. The timing is perfect as many winter sports are embarking on the championship seasons."
Please note: The Jan. 24 presentation is educational only and not intended as a substitute for psychotherapy or anxiety treatment or treatment of any other related condition. If you or someone you care about are experiencing mental health concerns, please contact your local health care provider.
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This 15th century fortified house was embellished with Renaissance galleries and living quarters in the 17th century. Count Roger Bussy de Rabutin, author of the scandalous Histoire Amoureuse des Gaules and exiled by King Louis XIV, expressed his resentment against the king and his nostalgia for his former life on the walls of his residence. He assembled a sublime collection of portraits in the reception room, an abridged version of ancient and modern history embellished with his biting commentary. Vast formal French gardens provide a stunning environment in which to appreciate the property.


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Making it work in the fashion world
By Heather N. Duggan
Twenty Syracuse University design students showcase collections created during the past school year at then annual VPA Senior Fashion Show.
Seniors from the College of Visual and Preforming Arts showed off their final projects in two fashion shows this year, including a matinee fashion show on April 28 and an evening performance on April 29. The event featured the designs on the 20 female graduating seniors.
The Big Orange in the Big Apple
By Diep Tran
For students in New York City who find themselves missing The Hill, a trip to these locations will be a familiar reminder of SU.
While New York City can seem like a large, foreign place to any student that's fresh off of the Hill, there are certain places in New York that will seem familiar. These are the markers of Syracuse University in New York City: the Big Orange in the Big Apple. Click on an SU logo on the map above to see a video about each stop.
Bowling in the big city
By Travis Eldridge
Syracuse accepted its first bowl bid in six years by accepting the chance to play in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl in Yankee Stadium on Dec. 30.
For six years the Syracuse Football team has sat at home for the holidays, but now the Orange is taking over the Big Apple heading to its first bowl game since 2004, the New Era Pinstripe Bowl at Yankee Stadium.
SU Athletic Director Daryl Gross made the announcement Thursday, where he was happy to reward the Orange with a trip to New York City for the Dec. 30 bowl.
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Reviews: Choosing shows at the New York International Fringe Festival is an artistic risk, as two fringe shows indicate.
The New York International Fringe Festival can only be described by one word: random.
Random in shows, random in jokes, and random in quality.
This means that when choosing shows, there's always the chance that it will either be a questionable decision or it may be the best show that you've seen this season.
For me, the two shows I saw during the festival embodied this random occurrence concept.
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It can be tough to choose from among 200 comedies, musicals and dramas at the budget-friendly festival.
What happens when you have 200 plays, five days in New York City to see them, and a student budget?
The answer: Choose whichever one seems promising and pray that it's worth the inexpensive $15 ticket. And this was the conundrum I found myself in during the second week of the New York International Fringe Festival.
Fringe Theater is theater that is non-mainstream, the type that is off-Broadway and not meant for mass appeal. In other words, no Wicked or Jersey Boys.
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The former basketball player noted that Tyson, 54, is "so smart. He is so educated and knowledgeable about life," which made his positive statements about Wade's 13-year-old daughter's choice to come out as transgender that much more powerful.
"For him to be able to drop that nugget on the world, to me, it was great to hear him say that," the athlete said.
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Wade noted that "everyone has their own path" to accepting things.
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When Boosie said he was "straight as an arrow," Tyson pointed out that "if you're straight then why do you offend people?"
Boosie replied: "I really commented on the Dwyane Wade situation because I got offended because it's a child. That's really why I got offended."
Wade opened up about his daughter's transgender journey during an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show in February after making headlines in April 2019 when he attended Miami Beach Pride festival with Zaya.
"First of all, me and my wife, Gabrielle Union, we are proud parents of a child in the LGBTQ+ community, and we're proud allies as well," the former Miami Heat player told Ellen DeGeneres. "We take our roles and our responsibilities as parents very seriously."
Wade then detailed how Zaya told him and his wife that she is transgender, saying she told them she was "ready to live my truth."
He recalled the conversation, adding that he responded by telling her, "You are a leader. You are a leader, and this is an opportunity to allow you to be a voice." Wade explained that for now, he is going to be her voice because she is so young. "But eventually it will be through her," he added.
Wade shares son Zaire, 18, and Zaya with his ex-wife, Siohvaughn Funches. He is also father of son Xavier, 7, with Aja Metoyer and daughter Kaavia, 2, with Union.
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Banyan Tree Macau is part of Galaxy Macau, the newly developed entertainment resort complex opened in July 2011 in the Cotai city. This exclusive resort comprises of 227 suites, including the ultra-exclusive Presidential Suite and 29 villas, where 10 are expansive villas amidst their own gardens complete with a private swimming pool. Banyan Tree Macau is the first high-rise urban resort in Macau to feature private Relaxation Pools in all its spacious suites, and the only luxury hotel with full-sized resort villas.
Hotel lobby is designed in featuring the tradition Banyan Tree lifestyle and exuding a charming and relaxed atmosphere. Reception area is located opposite to Banyan Lounge and is surrounded by high ceiling wooden furniture which providing a sense of privacy with the famous scent of Banyan Tree.
It is high rise modern building.
There are four food & beverages outlets in the hotel. Belon Oyster Bar & Grill is the resort?s signature restaurant offering seafood and grills with an extensive wine selection. There are three private dining areas and a cigar divan. Banyan Café featuring an international variety of cuisine with an emphasis on local and Southeast Asian specialties. Banyan Lounge exuding a charming & relaxed atmosphere where is perfect for social gatherings at any time of the day. Cabana is the pool bar where guest can enjoy light finger food and a tasty selection of international dishes. This casual dining venue affords direct access to the pool and sunbathing deck area.
Grand Cotai Suite - Each Grand Cotai Suite is 100 sqm in size with a soak in your in-suite Relaxation Pool. It is a tribute to Oriental design, with high ceilings and ornate furnishings, complemented by vermillion red accents. All suites offer an extensive array of conveniences and comforts to guests including LCD TV, stereo system, mini safe & mini bar.
Banyan Tree Macau is one of the three hotels located at Galaxy Macau? Resort in Cotai. It is 15 minutes from Macau International Airport and 10 minutes from Taipa Ferry Terminal and Macau Heliport.


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STEM education or educated companies? We need both.
By: Jennifer Pittman | Senior Manager, ABB U.S. Community Relations
When it comes to careers in STEM, we need more women involved. According to the World Economic Forum, in science alone, less than 30% of the world's researchers are women and this under-representation occurs in every region in the world.
How can we attract more women in STEM?
We can make changes that will enable us to attract new talent, but if there's not enough interest in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) among girls, then we will continue to lack gender diversity. And, if we build a strong talent pipeline of women interested in STEM, but don't prepare our companies for them, then the talent will go elsewhere.
At ABB, we are working on both. We are creating a more innovative workplace that will be more accommodating and flexible for all kinds of people, while investing in programs to inspire more girls to pursue STEM.
Creating a flexible workplace
Our office culture is changing to attract new talent and improve the current employee experience. We've recently adopted new policies, such as permissive time away and flexible work practices, to enable employees to perform their best at work, while being able to meet their personal needs and commitments. We also have a growing network of employees across the U.S. who actively engage in our Encompass Women employee resource group.
Inspiring girls in STEM
ABB is investing in programs to attract more girls in STEM. ABB is piloting a program with the Girl Scout Diamonds Council of Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas to spark girls' interest in STEM. Girl Scouts have one of the largest pipelines of future female leaders – reaching girls in every U.S. residential zip code.
Nationally, Girl Scouts' commitment to encouraging girls to discover and excel in STEM has yielded real results. Girl Scouts are more likely to participate in STEM activities than non–Girl Scouts—and in the process, they become better problem-solvers and critical thinkers, and more effective leaders. ABB plans to expand to other markets in the future.
Additionally, ABB is expanding its partnership with the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) to inspire the next generation of engineers. ABB sponsored SWE's "Invent It. Build It." program to spark girls' interest in engineering and cultivate each girl's capacity in STEM.
Here locally, ABB has partnered with WakeEd Partnership to link with Reedy Creek Magnet Middle School. ABB employees have volunteered at several events at the school throughout the year, including hosting a coding workshop for their Tech Girls club, mentoring their FIRST team and leading a STEM Day with 80 ABB employees.
Engineers from @ABB joined @reedycreekms students to make motors during our ABB STEM Day. So much fun and learning for our science students! @wakeedpa @wcpssmagnets #CenterfortheDigitalSciences pic.twitter.com/ijOehtX4No
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It's demo time! @reedycreekms @FTCteams demonstrating their robot to professionals @ABBNorthAmerica. Thanks to ABB for the great feedback and support! @AWangGosselin pic.twitter.com/mqrGdeb4iS
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ABB engineer Audrey Wang Gosselin, a participant of our LEAD Early Career Rotational Program, is an advocate and mentor for young women in STEM wherever she goes.
"I was first introduced to engineering through an engineering summer camp for teenage girls," said Gosselin. "I remember how important it was for me to see and meet engineers who were like me, so now, I jump at any opportunity to mentor the next generation because these outreach activities have the potential to be life changing."


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Cattell, Owen (1897-1940)
Owen Cattell, right, and Charles Phillips, a fellow opponent of conscription, at the time of their arrest in 1917. Library of Congress, photograph in the public domain.
The contribution of Owen Cattell to the history of early ethnographic film consists of the series of films that he shot in Zuni pueblo in 1923. At the time, he was a member of staff of the Museum of the American Indian (MAI) in New York, and he made the films as part of the MAI's Hawikuh project, which although primarily archeological, also fostered ethnographic research among the Zuni. This project ran from 1917-1923 and was directed by Frederick W. Hodge (1864-1956), also then of the MAI.
As director of the project, Hodge was also, in effect, the director of the Zuni films, but Cattell appears to have made the films largely in his absence, with the assistance of Donald A. Cadzow (1894-1960) an MAI archeologist and later Arctic expeditionary, and Lorenzo Chávez, a Zuni. This seems to have been particularly the case in the making of Shalako Ceremonial, Cattell's best known and also most controversial film.
Outside this period working for the MAI, it is difficult to discover a great deal about Owen Cattell's career.
His father was Professor James McKeen Cattell (1860-1944), a leading psychologist in the US in the first half of the twentieth century. His mother, Josephine Owen Cattell (1865-1948), who was of British origin, also became a distinguished figure, but in science publishing rather than academic life.
Cattell senior became a controversial figure when he was dismissed from his post at Columbia University in 1917 for speaking out against US conscription for the First World War. His son, who was then a general science student at Columbia, shared his views, and the same year was arrested and charged with obstructing conscription. The photograph at the head of this entry derives from that event.
Shortly afterwards, Owen Cattell appears to have left university and followed his parents into science publishing. But by 1921, he is reported to have been taken on as photographer on an expedition to the headwaters of the Amazon led by Henry H. Rusby (1855-1940), a Professor of Botany at Columbia and a leading figure in this field.
it is unclear how Cattell came to be employed at the MAI. Nor is it clear under what circumstances he left, though he appears to have returned to work in science publishing. He died, of pneumonia, in New York in 1940.
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National assistance centre for the recognition of professional qualifications
The national assistance centre provides advice on issues concerning the recognition of professional qualifications in accordance with Directive 2005/36/EC.
Kulcsszavak: equivalent, nostrification, employment, establishment, certificate, diploma, professional experience, vocational education and training, practice of a profession, moving
The national assistance centre provides information to those who:
want to practise a profession regulated in Hungary and
are Hungarian nationals,
are nationals of other Member States of the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom or Switzerland (hereinafter collectively referred to as 'Member States') or
are treated as equivalent to the above nationals (to learn more about who are considered such, see 'Other information') and
acquired their qualification in a Member State.
For the list of states considered Member States for the purposes of the recognition procedure, see 'Other information'.
The national assistance centre can provide information on whether a profession to be practised in Hungary by a person with foreign qualifications is a regulated professional activity. Upon request, the national assistance centre also provides detailed information about the legislation applicable to the practice of a profession and the recognition procedure as well as the principles of the recognition procedure, the conduct of the procedure, the authorities conducting the procedure and their contact details. Where necessary, it refers clients with a foreign qualification for additional information to the authority competent to recognise the qualification concerned.
Persons with a foreign qualification may also contact the national assistance centre if they require assistance with enforcing their rights under Directive 2005/36/EC on the recognition of professional qualifications.
Requests for information should be submitted to the national assistance centre, preferably via email.
The national assistance centre is available here.
The national assistance centre replies to emails requesting information within a reasonable time, typically by electronic means.
If persons with a foreign qualification request information on whether their qualification can be recognised in Hungary, they should attach a copy of their qualification, including its translation where available, to their email and provide their telephone number on which they can be reached by the national assistance centre if necessary.
Information is provided free of charge.
As a department of the Educational Authority, the Hungarian Equivalence and Information Centre acts as the national assistance centre for the recognition of professional qualifications.
For the purposes of the procedure for the recognition of foreign professional qualifications, the following are considered Member States: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.
For the purposes of the procedure for the recognition of foreign professional qualifications, Hungarian nationals' and Member State nationals' family members with the right to move and reside freely under a separate law, third-country nationals holding a residence permit for research purposes, persons with immigrant or settled status, third-country nationals holding a permit issued for the purposes of highly qualified employment and residence (EU Blue Card) and third-country nationals holding a single permit are treated as equivalent to Member State nationals.
Date of the case description: 20 May 2020
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Satellite technology: GKD supports textile deployment in orbit
Whether for earth observation or telecommunication and navigation services, the requirements of textile reflector antennas for satellites in orbit continue to skyrocket. By producing a material that meets the needs for this technology, GKD has been instrumental in the deployment of textiles in space.
As part of the "Ultralight Reflector Mesh Material for Very Large Reflector Antennas" project, sponsored by the European Space Agency (ESA), the Institute for Textile Technology (ITA) at RWTH Aachen University is developing and producing high-grade metal-composites for the next generation of satellite reflector antennas. These space antennas are used for earth observation to provide data for weather forecasts, as well as climate change or natural disasters. The satellites are also indispensable for the fast and complex data transfer associated with modern telecommunication and navigation technology. Their parabolic-shaped reflectors focus the electromagnetic waves that carry data between the earth and satellites in orbit. Ever larger satellite antennas are required to handle the increasing complexity and volume of this data.
With the Space Reflector project, the researchers from the ITA are developing the textile structure for a new communication satellite system. This reflector can measure up to 30 meters in diameter. Its shape and size can be adapted to the regional circumstances of the target area and the volume of data being transferred. The centerpiece of the system is the mesh structure of the reflector surface, for which the ITA developed an innovative design and new production techniques. To make transport of the space antenna possible and also cost-effective, the reflector is foldable and produced from a weave of high-performance materials such as gold-plated tungsten, PEEK and aramid. This gives the textile reflector the high degree of elasticity, flexibility, and electrical conductivity that are needed for its highly reflective surface. In GKD, the ITA found an experienced partner that was willing to take on warping of the molybdenum threads wrapped in plastic. Despite the complexity of working with this innovative material, GKD was even able to adapt its cone warping machine to the ITA's warp beams. With its comprehensive draping and forming expertise, the experts from GKD also supported the ITA in forming the mesh structure for the reflector surface of the new communication satellite system.


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Professor Elizabeth Sneddon (26.10.1907-24.11.2005), well known both in South Africa and internationally as the doyenne of Speech and Drama in South Africa, for 75 years made a stimulating and dynamic contribution to the creative and cultural life of thousands of people both in South Africa and abroad.
In addition to her creative and artistic contributions, Professor Sneddon evinced an understanding of the role of Drama in Education, a life skill which has the power to stimulate young people to acquire the skill, the knowledge and the understanding which is evinced in an objectivity and a detachment that enables them "to see life steadily and to see it whole", so that they come to understand their personal responsibility for their own choice of action because they have become comprehensive and creative "Thinkers", rather than people who have strong "opinions" based on their limited knowledge of the truth of the situation, and the prejudices that are the result of a lack of sensitivity and compassion which enslaves them to their ill-disciplined emotional responses and results in intolerance and often violence.
The National Creative Arts Youth Festival, founded by Professor Elizabeth Sneddon, now in its 16th year, is a celebration of the achievements of the Youth of South Africa. The festival, directed at young, predominantly school-going people, has achieved remarkable success in building a broad multi-cultural base and participation and is making a major contribution in building a united nation based on values that serve the interest of the community in the new South Africa.
The National Creative Arts Youth Festival is designed to use and promote the Arts - Music, Dance, Visual Art, Literature and Drama - as fundamental educational tools to nurture and develop Skills for Life, particularly among young people. Such skills include a sense of responsibility, the ability to think creatively and in a problem-solving manner, the capacity to act independently and confidently, and the means for personal, creative expression.
The Festival is unique in South Africa in that it is the only one promoting the visual and performing arts as an essential part of every young person's education. It is also a celebration of the arts, embracing wide and varying forms of tribal traditions, heritages and cultures.
The Festival offers great opportunities for communities with divergent cultural backgrounds to get to know each other in a non-threatening manner. It also allows for great cultural exchange between various groups and individuals which can only be beneficial to young people. The variety of artistic activities provides boundless opportunities for young people to become acquainted across racial divides and to develop an appreciation of each other's values, customs, heritage, traditions and cultures through relaxed, shared communal experiences.
Professor Sneddon's contribution to the National Creative Arts Youth Festival cannot be too highly praised for to the task she brought not only her energy and experience, but first class mental power, steadfastness, and a systematic and methodical approach to the task, the value of which one cannot over estimate.
The National Creative Arts Youth Festival benefited from the qualities of character, the expertise and the self-discipline that enabled her to contribute an immeasurable degree of reputation to the admiration that exists in regard to the administration and the organisation of the whole Festival. Not to speak of the quality of her vision and its comprehensive range and unselfish dedication at all times and in all circumstances to the interests of this Youth Festival of Achievement.
The success of the National Creative Arts Youth Festival over many years was immeasurably due to her experience, her freedom from prejudices, her generosity of spirit, her sense of perspective and detachment, and her sense of humour, as well as their outstanding organising ability, dedicated to the promotion of the well being of the young people of this country.
The youth of this country should honour the work of Professor Elizabeth for the outstanding contributions which she had made in her lifetime both as an Internationally recognised doyenne of Speech and Drama, as well as on one of the world's great teachers renowned not only for her outstanding integrity in the training of her many distinguished students but also for the ability which Professor Sneddon possessed by her own integrity and sincerity of being to awaken and to stimulate the potential creativity of her pupils.
Professor Elizabeth is remembered with great love and appreciation for the influence she exerted on the life of her times by her unswerving devotion to the creative deeds which she sewed throughout her long life which was in itself a work of art - for she understood the values which underpin both Art and Life.
South Africa will remain indebted to one of those rare beings who understood that love is the cherishing and fostering of life and who never ceased in her endeavours to enrich and build a wonderful country.


RK Productions brings the highest level of expertise, creativity, and passion to producing both televised and non-televised live events.
Ricky Kirshner has produced the Opening Kickoff show for the National Football League for the past ten seasons. This televised live event has taken on many incarnations over the years, including most recently as an outdoor concert for football fans in Baltimore's Inner Harbor, where Keith Urban played on a floating stage before an epic laser, light, and pyro show marked the beginning of the 2013/2014 NFL Season.


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Q: MaaS fails to download the boot images I cant get MaaS to download the boot images
when i run
maas root node-groups import-boot-images

all I get is
Import of boot images started on all cluster controllers

and I don't get any images, same goes for the web ui.
Any ideas?

A: The command given on the MAAS documentation did not work out for me as well, so I ran:
sudo maas-import-pxe-files

Also run an update and reboot your machine afterwards, MAAS should then find the imported boot images.
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Juliana Garcia Dec 01, 2020 - Holidays
Here's where to get fresh-cut Christmas trees locally
With holidays on the horizon, there are a few options to buy fresh Christmas trees and contribute to fundraisers simultaneously this year. Above is the tree lot at the Shawnee Indian Mission, which will benefit the historic site and five Boy Scout Troops equally.
As December begins, Christmas decorating is well underway — and some Shawnee Mission residents may be in search of a fresh-cut tree this year. Below are a few options, some of which benefit local organizations.
BSA Troop 282
Location: Leawood United Methodist Church, 2915 95th Street
Trees for sale: Frasier Firs, Scotch Pines, Balsam Firs
Price range: $32 to $160
Tree origin: Manton, Michigan's Dutchman Tree Farms
Proceeds go to: Sending Boy Scout Troop 282 members to H. Roe Bartle Summer Camp and the purchasing of camping materials.
Hours: Nov. 27 from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Fridays and Mondays from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.; Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Sundays from 11:45 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Location: St. Michael and All Angels Church at 6620 Nall Avenue
Trees for sale: Fraser Fir, Balsam Fir, Douglas Fir, Blue Spruce, White Pine, Scotch Pine, Charlie Browns, Black Hills Spruce
Tree origin: Northwest Michigan
Proceeds go to: As the Troop's main fundraiser, proceeds go to 90% of its expenses. This includes the Bartle summer camp, monthly campouts, Troop dues, advancement patches and more.
Trees sold per year: About 1,500
Hours: The lot will be open everyday for three weeks, or until all the trees are sold. Fridays from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Sundays from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Monday through Thursday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Hessacres
Location: Near Mill Creek Middle School in Lenexa, 24250 W. 83rd Street
Trees for sale: Scotch Pine varieties
Price range: $65 flat rate
Tree origin: Largely Michigan, some from Wisconsin
Trees sold per year: About 50
Hours: Saturdays from 10 a.m. to dusk, Sundays from 1:30 p.m. to dusk through mid-December
Shawnee Indian Mission Foundation
Location: Shawnee Indian Mission, 3403 W. 53rd Street
Trees for sale: Fraser Firs, Balsam Firs, White Pines
Tree origin: Virginia and Wisconsin
Proceeds go to: Shawnee Indian Mission sponsors the event and partners with five different Boy Scout Troops, and the proceeds are all shared equally. SIM funds are used for programming and to offset the cost of operating the site.
Trees sold per year: More than 800
Hours: Monday to Friday, 12 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.; Saturdays 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Sundays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Buh-bye, 2021! Happy New Year, Shawnee Mission!
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Merry Christmas, Shawnee Mission!
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These archival images show Christmas in Johnson County going back to 1950s


The Newton Figure Skating Club executive is committed to providing the membership with a professional environment that will support our childrens' dreams. This can only be accomplished through an honest, co-operative, positive relationship between executive, coaches and parents. The example we set will be emulated by our children.
© 2019 Prince Rupert Skating Club. All Rights Reserved. Website by PixelGems.


Calling all members and friends of Birmingham and Berkley First! You are warmly invited to attend the 4th Annual Endowment Dinner.
This year's dinner will provide an opportunity to hear about the good work of our Endowment over the past year, witness some amazing entertainment, and listen to the words of a renowned preacher.
Chef Hollie Kotwicki will start us off with appetizers, followed by dinner with your choice of three entrees (prime rib, salmon, or vegetarian parmesan), all compliments of the Endowment Committee.
We are extremely pleased to have two special features at this 2019 Endowment event. First, our very own Dr. Scott Wilkinson will perform three songs from the production of Bonhoeffer The Musical which he has been writing over several years (spoiler alert: this is close to hitting the big stage!).
Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend. Reservations are required and seating is limited to 200. This event usually fills up quickly, so please RSVP by email to Janet Smylie and let us know your entrée preference. You may also sign up during the coffee hours on Sunday.


Betting News > Cycling > Tour De France > Tour de France: How do the leading riders shape up?
The 103rd Tour de France gets underway on Saturday at the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Le Mont-Saint-Michel and it's a suitable send-off too for what could be a Tour for the ages.
Chris Froome looks to defend his Yellow jersey for Team Sky, but behind him lurk numerous rivals also hoping to be wearing yellow when they hit the Champs-Elysees on July 24.
The route this year is a balanced one, and doesn't favour one rider over anyone else, again alluding to a brilliantly close battle.
Froome won the Criterium de Dauphine last month for the third time, the previous two being precursors to a victorious tour a few weeks later.
With one of the strongest support teams on the Tour, Froome is going to be notoriously hard to be once again.
It seems inconceivable that Quintana won't get the better of Froome one day, and after going so close 12 months ago, this year represents the Colombian's best chance yet.
Last year's runner-up has been in sterling form, claiming the Volta a Catalunya, Tour de Romandie and Route de Sud plus two more third places.
That, coupled with a rather favourable route this year, means the 26-year-old has never had a better shot at securing that yellow jersey.
Contador is the most unpredictable rider of the leading trio to predict given inconsistent form.
The two-time Tour winner was in fine spirits to win the Tour of the Basque Country, but had nothing to offer Froome at the Dauphine.
He may be 33, but unrivalled pedigree ensures Contador can never be discounted.
Fabio Aru (Astana) is one of the future's stars, and at 16/1 many may find him the one to back, but question marks remain over his form and temperament, though his talent and potential are unarguable.
Australia's Richie Porte (BMC Racing) is another who, on his day can mix it with the best. At 18/1 sustaining that over a full Tour may be too much to ask of the 31-year-old, but Porte could certainly land a podium spot.
Thibaut Pinot (FDJ.JR) is another to keep an eye on at 20/1. Should be in contention after posting seven top-five placings this year, but struggled in the Dauphine, and can he cope with being the home favourite?
Former champion Vincenzo Nibali (Astana) is likely to start-off by supporting team-mate Aru, but a strong start could see those roles reversed. At 33/1 some will find that price too tempting.


An afternoon spent at San Francisco's historic Ferry Building is a treat that can't be missed on a trip to our city!
Located on the Embarcadero waterfront at the base of the famous Market Street, it is one of our favorite places to take first time visitors from out of town.
The market is open every day, but if you can come on a Saturday, it is the actual farmer's market day. Bay Area locals and tourists alike, flock to the market on Saturday to discover lush, fresh in-season flowers, fruit, vegetables, plus specialties like fresh jam, local honey and salsa from Bay Area farms. Not to mention the locally sourced cheese and the absolute BEST, most creamiest butter that I have ever tasted! With so many delish fresh goodies to choose from, live music, and farmstand restaurants, you will quickly be on sensory overload. A veritable feast of colors, sounds, and delicious scents drifting in a sea salt breeze is the perfect San Francisco experience.
wide benches facing the bay, feeling the wind in your hair, enjoying the colorful parade of people and seafaring traffic go by. Some of our best memories are of lazy days spent with a cup of Blue Bottle coffee, doing just that.
Humphrey Slocombe's Ice Cream: All natural ice cream blended with fresh, interesting flavor combinations.
Fluffer Nutter and Sea Salt Chocolate are a few of my go-to choices. Tom is a follower of the "Secret Breakfast" (something about Cornflakes and Bourbon?) Be prepared, you will definitely be standing in line for a taste of this San Francisco treat. Last weekend it was at least a 20 minute wait - but SO worth it!
Far West Fungi: The variety of mushrooms that these growers carefully cultivate on their farm south of San Francisco is astounding! Worth a stop to admire the colors and textures, and I dare you to not bring a few of these gorgeous fungi home to sample.
Let me know if you need a tour guide - I'll be happy to meet you by Scharffen Burger Chocolate. You can find me scoping out their famous Sea Salt Bark. Yep, I am in foodie heaven at the Ferry Building!


Prima's access control remote control reader operates in the same way as an ordinary online reader. It is easy to add a remote control reader to the access control system, which makes it possible to open gates or parking tollbars. This minimizes waiting time when driving in or out of the parking lot. It only takes a push of a button on the remote control to get access, and it is not necessary to be close to the tollbars automat, because the remote control antenna has a range of 15-20 meters depending on the conditions.
It is possible to assign different access rights to each user depending on which button on the remote control is used. For example, one button can give access to the company's parking lot around the clock while another button gives access to the warehouse during business hours. It is possible to assign specific access privileges to different people.
There are 4 buttons that can be set to a maximum of 4 different areas with different access rights, which makes the remote reader a flexible solution. It is of course possible to have the same access rights to multiple areas. In this case, only one button is used at all gates and doors.
If the remote control reader is combined with a traffic light, it is possible to control the traffic at parking facilities. For example, when there is only one driving lane for both entrance and exit, the remote control reader can manage when cars drive in or out through a traffic light. This way cars will not collide on the middle and access is easy and safe. It is of course possible to use Prima's traffic control in a multitude of situations – wherever you need to manage traffic.


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REVIEW: R. Finn's "Collecting Trip"
January 31, 2018 February 14, 2018 Melissa Clarke1
R. Finn's new release Collecting Trip (Heritage Recording Co) features a host of heavy hitting Americana musicians backing R. Finn's elegant, sincere songwriting and flawless musical consciousness. R. Finn worked with Levon Helm, living with him at his home in Woodstock, engineering the Midnight Ramble sessions for several years. He then returned to Los Angeles to found his own studio; the Heritage Recording Company, surrounded himself with all things musically impeccable, and turned to recording his debut album.
When the John & Ruby Lomax famously set out in 1939 to collect recordings of the wide range of existing southern Americana music, the resulting compilation established a historic foundation for American folk music, with their son Alan later continuing the tradition. A homage to these early recordings, Collecting Trip is a reconnection to the roots of songwriting, and R. Finn's songs are beautiful examples of the simple, essential core that makes a song resonate within our very soul
A truly great drummer is immediately distinguishable and one listen to these songs reveals that truth. Jim Keltner backs R.Finn on drums on this project. Keltner has played with all of the Beatles except Paul McCartney; and with Eric Clapton, Tom Petty, Lucinda Williams, Jerry Garcia and numerous other greats. The value of the precise and appropriately uncluttered drumming style cannot be underestimated.
It would be a challenge to find a song anywhere that is prettier than "Let Me Be the One." "Desperation USA" is a mournful tribute to our current national state of affairs, although it was written more as a clairvoyant prediction. "Lonely Heart Blues" features Dixieland riverboat jazz piano by Benmont Tench. And then Ben Peeler's pedal steel, with Sebastian Sternberg on stand up bass and a whole slew of string players carry the love song "A Bird and the Wild Blue Sky."
Finn's songs evoke Bob Dylan, not only in his vocal delivery, but in the overall cadence and storytelling style; although R. Finn's stories are less obscure and truer to the core of American roots music. The attention to quality in this man's mind is impossible to miss. Never overproduced, the clear production quality also will be a relief for Americana fans.
Get your copy of this groundbreaking album, here:
https://www.r-finn.com/music/
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