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Between your work, errands, and family commitments, you may not realize how much stress you're under. However, your body is well aware of it. According to Henry Emmons, MD, author of The Chemistry of Calm,"When you repeatedly get stressed, your nervous system stays keyed up, so even small amounts of stress can make you feel overwhelmed." All that tension can disrupt your thinking, wear you down, and may even start a chain reaction of health problems.
How often do you purposely avoid the things that stress you out? And, how many times do you succeed in these endeavors? If you made a list of the top stressors in your daily life, you might be surprised to find that many of them can be avoided. Or, they can be altered to make them less debilitating.
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Think about what makes you happy, and then pursue it…relentlessly! Do what brings you joy. It can be anything, from volunteering your time, to walks with friends, to playing with puppies. It doesn't matter what it is. If it makes you feel good, do more of it! It will give you a broader perspective and lift you up.
Our attention is essentially binary; in other words, we can usuallyl only focus on one thing at a time in any given moment. We often multitask to some degree, but delude ourselves about how well we do it. Yet, research shows that doing more than one task at a time, especially more than one complex task, takes a toll on productivity and performance.
Some people are uncomfortable saying "no" to other people. In fact, they'd rather inconvenience themselves than say "no" to someone else.
Our inability to say "no" is at the root of a lot of people's stress. After all, if you were able to say no and feel great about it, odds are that you wouldn't feel overwhelmed. You might even be at a point where you're psyched about all the things on your plate… and when you're truly excited about your projects, it doesn't feel so overpowering.
It pumps up your endorphins. Physical activity helps bump up the production of endorphins, your brain's feel-good neurotransmitters. Although this function is often referred to as a runner's high, a rousing game of tennis or a nature hike can also contribute to this same feeling.
It improves your mood and your health. Regular exercise can not only increase your fitness level, it can also build self-confidence and relax you. Exercise can also improve sleep, which is often disrupted by stress, depression and anxiety. All of these exercise benefits can ease stress levels and give you a sense of command over your body and your life.
A lack of sleep can be debilitating. Sleep deprivation can weaken your immune system, which could mean you're less able to fight off illness. You may also experience more headaches and pains, and you may even experience memory loss.
Consider setting your alarm for 10pm to remind you to get ready for bed. Aim to close your eyes and be asleep by 10:30, or a time that is aligned with your body clock. Your mind and body will be grateful for the respite.
There's just something about the process of sitting with your thoughts and gathering them into logical sentences that switches your brain into a very deep, almost meditative state. It forces you to think seriously, but at the same time enables you to zoom out and see the bigger picture. I have had many of my greatest realizations (and revelations) sitting somewhere with a pen in my hand.
Joseph Campbell once said, "Follow your bliss and the universe will open doors where there were only walls." When you're feeling tense, you may get the (unproductive) urge to mentally replay what went wrong, over and over in your mind. Dr. Emmons recommends shifting your focus to your body instead. Find a quiet place to sit down, then take long, deep breaths from your diaphragm, and exhale through your mouth.
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So, take a moment, right now, and breathe in deeply. Exhale slowly. Then, breathe again and repeat. Feeling better already?


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My mother dropped my iPad mini from car and the screen for shuttered. Went to Apple store, they said the physical damage is not covered under the warranty. So I went to local PC store, grabbed a screen protector for the iPad mini. The crack is not so noticeable with the anti-glare screen protector, so I am just using my iPad mini as it is. Two montes later, the volume down key is not working properly. I need press very hard for it to respond... I had a day off today from work, so I went to Apple store today. The Apple Store employee took a look and conformed the problem. Without second question, they agreed to replace my iPad mini entirely even with the cracked screen.
I know it is a refurbished one, but given the screen, battery and back cover are all new, it is almost like a new one.
People often asking me: Why you buy Apple product. Here is the answer for them: Apple product not necessary better than competitor or offer better experience. iOS 7 certainly is less usable than Android in some key areas, but none of Apple's competitor offering kind of customer service that Apple is offering. Claiming warranty is such a easy thing with Apple's product and the experience is so fantastic.
Buying Apple product is buying the experience and good experience. You know you get covered when you facing problems and Apple is able to turn negative to positive experience is incredible.
I am not Apple fanboy or something else, in fact, I said many negative stuff about iOS 7... However, Apple deserve a good response from one it its million users. I wish Apple can keep this tradition.
This is a total opposite experience of what I had in my country Malaysia.
I had my iPhone 4S's warranty expired months ago and the home button became non-responsive. Since there are no official brick and mortar Apple Store in my country, I had to bring my phone to an "Apple Authorized Dealer". Who does not do any repair but does a 1-to-1 exchange provided you pay around 300USD+ (which is insane). Cause I had nowhere else to repair the button, I took my phone to a local phone shop for repair, and the person messed up my phone during disassembly. I called Apple Support who does not seem helpful at all, and provided me addresses back to those "Authorized Dealer".
During product launch, these "Authorized Dealer" usually try to rip customers off by asking them to purchase additional screen protector or a casing in order to buy an Apple product.
So, Apple's presence is notably missing in my country and shows how they treat customers differently based on region. You guys at the States or European country should be glad.
The products are vastly superior to other companies. They're elegant, graceful, attractive, and very simple. They have awesome resale value. You can use these things as currency down at the pawn shop. I have......tons of times.
Example......bought an iPhone 5 at SAMs club in October for eighty bucks. Was in a financial pinch in nov and pawned it for a week for seventy bucks.
They refused to fix a broken screen which is their policy, then replaced the unit when some other under warranty issue surfaced. Sounds normal.
I guess the praise is that they did not blame the drop for volume issue and force you to pay for an OOW service replacement?
I would just like to focus on this part of your post. In the US I would never expect Apple to swap out your phone for a problem caused by an unauthorized phone repair shop that messed up taking your iPhone apart. I've had my screen replaced by places like that here and if they messed up my phone I would use that as a reflection of Apple's customer service.
Now to be fair, in the US there are a lot of examples of Apple taking care of problems just after the warranty expired, but its not up toe Apple to try fix what some random person messed up.
I do agree that dealing directly with Apple is a lot better than authorized resellers.
I've had mixed but mostly positive interactions with Apple at the retail level. I find it totally depends on the "genius" you get. Almost every time I've had someone who was knowledgeable, sympathetic and worked hard to keep me as a customer. One time, I got the associate from hell, who provided one of the worst customer service experiences I've ever had with any company.
For the most part I'm happy that Apple has a retail presence at all. I've never heard of Best Buy or other resellers treating their customers as well as Apple does.
If I lived in a country that didn't have an Apple store, it would factor heavily in my purchasing decisions and I would probably have ended up with products from a different manufacturer, given the expense and lack of repairability of most Apple devices.


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Das Publius-Enigma ist ein Internetphänomen und ein ungelöstes Problem, das mit kryptischen Nachrichten begann, die von einem Benutzer, der sich nur als "Publius" identifiziert, über den Penet-Remailer, einen inzwischen nicht mehr existierenden anonymen Informationsaustauschdienst, an die unmoderierte Usenet-Newsgroup alt.music.pink-floyd geschickt wurden. Der Bote schlug im Zusammenhang mit dem 1994 erschienenen Pink-Floyd-Album The Division Bell ein Rätsel vor und versprach, dass die Antwort zu einer Belohnung führen würde.

Der Gitarrist David Gilmour bestritt jede Beteiligung, während der Albumkünstler Storm Thorgerson verwirrt war. Laut Schlagzeuger Nick Mason war EMI Records dafür verantwortlich. Es bleibt unklar, ob es sich bei dem Rätsel um ein wirklich lösbares Rätsel als Teil eines frühen Internet-basierten Wettbewerbs oder um einen verschlungenen Hoax handelt.

Geschichte
Während der Division Bell-Welttournee 1994 flog Columbia Records ein 59 Meter langes Luftschiff namens The Division Belle zwischen den Konzertorten von Pink Floyd. Die elektronische Pressemappe von Columbia Records wurde zusammen mit dem Promo Spots Video, bestehend aus Interviews mit Bandmitgliedern, Filmmaterial über das Luftschiff in Aktion, und einem Segment, das Folgendes enthielt, an die Medien verteilt:
"A spokesperson for Pink Floyd has issued the following statement: You have spotted the Pink Floyd Airship. Do not be alarmed. Pink Floyd have sent their airship to North America to deliver a message. The Pink Floyd Airship is headed towards a destination where all will be explained upon arrival. Pink Floyd will communicate."

"Ein Sprecher von Pink Floyd hat die folgende Erklärung abgegeben: Sie haben das Luftschiff Pink Floyd gesichtet. Seien Sie nicht beunruhigt. Pink Floyd haben ihr Luftschiff nach Nordamerika geschickt, um eine Botschaft zu überbringen. Das Pink Floyd-Luftschiff ist auf dem Weg zu einem Bestimmungsort, wo bei der Ankunft alles erklärt werden wird. Pink Floyd wird kommunizieren."

Am 11. Juni 1994 schickte ein Benutzer des anonymen Penet-Remailer-Dienstes die folgende Nachricht an die Usenet-Newsgroup alt.music.pink-floyd:

Ein Follow-up erklärte die Herausforderung:

Um die daraus resultierende Skepsis zu widerlegen, willigte Publius ein, seine Authentizität nachzuweisen. Am 16. Juli 1994 gab er eine Vorhersage ab:

In der Nacht vom 18. Juli 1994 buchstabierten Muster in den Lichtern auf der Vorderseite der Bühne beim Pink-Floyd-Konzert in East Rutherford kurzzeitig die Worte ENIGMA PUBLIUS.

Im September 1996 wurde der Penet-Remailer-Dienst von seinem Schöpfer wegen rechtlicher Gefährdung der garantierten Anonymität seiner Nutzer eingestellt. Infolgedessen wurde der Kontakt zur Newsgroup über das zugehörige Publius-Konto eingestellt. Spätere Postings im Publius-Stil von anderen Adressen haben zu unterschiedlichen Meinungen über den Status des Rätsels und darüber geführt, ob es jemals gelöst wurde oder nicht.

Offizielle Stellungnahmen
Während eines Webchats im Jahr 2002 sagte der Gitarrist David Gilmour, das Rätsel sei "irgendeine dumme Sache der Plattenfirma, die sie sich ausgedacht haben, um die Leute zu verwirren". Im April 2005, während einer Buchsignierung seines biografischen Werks Inside Out: A Personal History of Pink Floyd, wiederholte der Schlagzeuger Nick Mason, dass Publius Enigma von der Plattenfirma angestiftet worden sei und dass der Preis eine "Baumpflanzung in einem abgeholzten Waldgebiet oder etwas in dieser Richtung" gewesen wäre.

Die Kommentare von Mason bestätigen Teile eines früheren Interviews von Sean Heisler mit Marc Brickman, dem Licht- und Produktionsdesigner von Pink Floyd und dem Mann, der anscheinend dafür verantwortlich war, die "ENIGMA PUBLIUS"-Botschaft beim Konzert in New Jersey ins rechte Licht zu rücken.
 "...I think it really came and out of though - it came out of some guy of Washington DC, that used to be with the CIA or FBI or something that was in the encryption game. He decided he wanted to do some kind of album cover, and he started talking to Steve O'Rourke, and I think what happened was Steve O'Rourke had in his brilliant mind that he was going to try something on the internet because he had been listening to me. And he got this guy, cause if you notice a lot of this stuff can't be traced where it comes from. And I know that Dave for one thing didn't even know how to sign on."

"... ich glaube, es kam und ging - es kam aus irgendeinem Typen aus Washington DC, der früher bei der CIA oder dem FBI war oder etwas, das mit Verschlüsselung zu tun hatte. Er beschloss, dass er eine Art Albumcover machen wollte, und er fing an, mit Steve O'Rourke zu sprechen, und ich glaube, was passierte, war, dass Steve O'Rourke in seinem brillanten Verstand hatte, dass er etwas im Internet versuchen wollte, weil er mir zugehört hatte. Und er bekam diesen Typen, denn wenn man merkt, dass vieles von diesem Zeug nicht zurückverfolgt werden kann, wo es herkommt. Und ich weiß, dass Dave zum einen nicht einmal wusste, wie er sich anmelden sollte."

In den Medien
Mögliche Hinweise auf das Publius-Enigma finden sich in verschiedenen Pink Floyd-Veröffentlichungen:

 Pulse, eine DVD des am 20. Oktober 1994 im Fernsehen übertragenen Konzerts in Earls Court, London, enthält Aufnahmen des Wortes "ENIGMA", das während des Songs "Another Brick in the Wall (Part II)" in großen Buchstaben auf den Bühnenhintergrund projiziert wird. Die Autorenfirma der DVD, Das Boot, verwendet eine Rätselmaschine als Logo, das am Ende der Show zu sehen ist.

 In der 2019 neu bearbeiteten Fassung von "Pulse", die im "The Later Years"-Box-Set enthalten ist, werden verschiedene Kamerawinkel ersetzt, so dass die "ENIGMA"-Projektion weniger hervorsticht. Man sieht immer noch "MA" in einer Einstellung und die Unterseite von "IGMA" in einer anderen, aber die prominente Weitwinkelaufnahme, auf der deutlich "ENIGMA" zu sehen ist, scheint absichtlich entfernt worden zu sein.

 Im Kunstwerk für die MiniDisc-Veröffentlichung von "A Momentary Lapse of Reason of Reason" wurde das Wort "PUBLIUS" in das Foto des Mannes im Roggenfeld eingefügt. Das Wort "ENIGMA" erscheint in der unteren Ecke des Bildes des Mannes, der am Rande der Klippe steht.

 Die Worte "Publius Enigma" werden kurz vor dem Lied "One of These Days" auf der 2003 erschienenen DVD-Veröffentlichung von Pink Floyd: Live at Pompeii gesprochen.

 Das Cover von Storm Thorgerson für John Harris' Buch The Dark Side of the Moon (Die dunkle Seite des Mondes): The Making of the Pink Floyd Masterpiece enthält den folgenden Text: "[...] trotz zahlreicher Versuche, die Geheimnisse seines Erfolgs zu lüften, bleibt die allgegenwärtige Popularität dieser Platte ein Rätsel..."

 Seite 13 des CD-Booklets von The Division Bell enthält ein Anagramm des Wortes "Enigma", versteckt in der dritten Spalte rechts von der obersten Strophe des Textes zu Wearing the Inside Out, perfekt ausgerichtet mit der Seitenzahl "jyusan". Anthony Moore, der den Text des Liedes schrieb, hat bestritten, dass dies seinerseits beabsichtigt war.

 Die offizielle Pink Floyd-Biographie enthält die Aussage "[...] getreu ihren Anfängen hat es in ihrem Herzen immer ein Rätsel gegeben" und endet mit "Denn im Herzen von Pink Floyd hat es immer ein Rätsel gegeben...".

 Der Ian Emes-Film The Endless River (2019), der in The Later Years zu finden ist, zeigt die Worte Publius Enigma am Ende des zweiten Allons-Y-Liedes.

Weblinks
 alt.music.pink-floyd @ Google Groups Die Originaldiskussion
 alt.music.pink-floyd.publius @ Google Groups Das Publius Enigma Subforum
 Publius Enigma: some history of the matter von Mark Brown
 Pink Floyd and the Publius Enigma von Eric Spierings
 The Division Bell Concept
 A Guide to the Publius Enigma von Cordelia
 The Publius Enigma von Nicholas Palffy

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World Chess Championship to have title sponsor for the first time next year
Susan Ninan Dec 2, 2020 3 Minute Read
Magnus Carlsen (left) and Fabiano Caruana during the tiebreak games of the World Chess Championship 2018 won by reigning champion Carlsen on November 28, 2018 in London, England. Nicky J Sims/Getty Images for Kaspersky Lab
In a sporting universe where top tournaments have long been riding on multi-million-dollar sponsor contracts, this news may sound unremarkable: For the first time, Fide, the world chess body, has approved the possibility of title sponsorship for its premier event -- the World Championship match, in Dubai next November. It's the first such deal in chess and there's sufficient reason why this matters for the sport.
Chess has long tried to shed its elitist, niche image for wider appeal. This year's adversity-turned-opportunity of the pandemic and the sport's embrace of the digital space gave its administrators an impetus. The idea to place value on a unique asset like the World Championship match and bring a title sponsor on board was one that was pushed by economist and GM Ken Rogoff. The American, who quit formal chess many years ago, is part of the Fide commission on global strategy.
Confirming the development, Fide director-general Emil Sutovsky told ESPN, "We saw a lot of interest, and discussed various options. Title sponsorship was never approved by Fide before, but we feel it can be attractive for companies that are willing to promote their brand through partnership with chess."
Fide holds the sole rights to the World Championship, which picks a world champion, and the money for the event has largely come from faceless agencies and patrons. Under its previous long-serving millionaire president, Kirsan Ilyumzhinov, questions over the source of funds were raised on many occasions, even by reigning world champion Carlsen himself.
In 2014, months ahead of his scheduled title match against Viswanathan Anand in Sochi, Russia, Carlsen had sought a postponement because of the "uncertainty" over several factors. One of his concerns was Agon, an opaque entity that held the exclusive commercial rights to the match. It wasn't clear who the actual owners and benefactors of Agon were; rumours were that it was Ilyumzhinov himself.
Ilyumzhinov's political affiliations with other world leaders did not help chess's global image or its business prospects, either. His alleged dealings with the Bashar al-Assad government put him on the U.S. Treasury department's sanctions list in 2015 and accusations of him facilitating transactions on behalf of the Syrian government saw Fide's Swiss bank accounts being frozen in 2018.
The organisation of the 2016 World Championship in New York between Carlsen and Sergey Karjakin was again led by Agon and large American businesses distanced themselves. A Moscow-based asset management company, a Russian fertiliser firm, a French pen company and a Norwegian company that sold bottled water, eventually made up the pool of sponsors for the match. Agon charged fans $15 dollars for a pay-per-view live stream during the 2016 match.
Two years ago, Fide elected a new president, former Russian deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich. Prior to being voted in, Dvorkovich had, among his plans, notably mentioned "long-term funding via corporate sponsors" as one of his primary objectives and Fide's latest decision can be seen in line with it.
"Fide has fully restored all rights related to the staging, broadcasting and sponsorship of the World Championship match," says Sutovsky.
Chess.com has acquired the broadcast rights for the match -- between Magnus Carlsen and the winner of the Challenger tournament -- which will bring it live to a wide audience.
"Our aim is to grow the game and reach as many people across all parts of the world, which is why we didn't want a per-per-view arrangement. We are in talks with other prospective broadcasters too. We already have ongoing partnerships with major brands such as Coca-Cola, Cisco, Total and these two years have shown a massive change in the work ethic of Fide."
For chess, the legitimacy that transparent sponsorship can bring is necessary. The sport is already riding a crest and putting a face, name and brand against its marquee event, can only be a good thing.
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Title [Gretchen Davis, circa 1975]
Subject headings United States--History--1945-
Era Post-Vietnam, Panama, Grenada (1975-1989)
Service branch Army--WAC
Item description Portrait of Gretchen Davis in Army dark dress uniform with beret, circa 1975.
Veteran's name Davis, Gretchen Charlene
Veteran's biography Gretchen Charlene Davis (1943-2013) of Pollocksville, North Carolina, served in logistics in the Women's Army Corps from 1973 to 1978 and in the U.S. Army from 1978 to 1993. She retired with the rank of major .
Gretchen Charlene Davis was born in Conway, South Carolina, in 1943, and grew up in Pollocksville, North Carolina. She graduated from Jones Central High School in 1961 and then studied home economics at Woman's College (now the University of North Carolina at Greensboro), graduating in 1965. Her first job was with the North Carolina Extension Service in Elizabeth City and then Plymouth, North Carolina. In 1968, Davis entered East Carolina University to get her master's degree in education, guidance and counseling. While at ECU, she also taught home economics at Southern Nash Senior High School in Bailey, North Carolina, where she continued to teach after completing her degree in 1970 .
In 1972, while working for the North Carolina Employment Security Commission, Davis applied for the Women's Army Corps. She joined as a first lieutenant and went to basic training at Fort McClellan, Alabama, in 1973. She then went to Quartermaster School at Fort Lee, Virginia, where she was executive officer of her company. Davis was then assigned to Fort Benning, Georgia, where she worked in Food Service for the Directorate of Industrial Operations. In 1975, she began working for the 1st Advanced Infantry Training (AIT) Brigade. She was promoted to captain and in January 1977, attended advanced class at Fort Lee. Davis then did a one-year tour at Camp Red Cloud in Korea .
After returning from Korea in 1978, Davis went to the 25th Infantry Division at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, and worked in logistics. She stayed there until 1981, when she went to Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana, for Adjutant General School. She then served at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, and from 1985 to 1993 at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, doing logistics support for the 18th Airborne. During that time, Davis spent six months in Saudi Arabia during Operation Desert Storm, six months on temporary duty at Little Creek Naval Base, Virginia, for Exercise Solid Shield, and a few weeks in the Mojave Desert for Exercise Gallant Eagle in 1986. Davis retired from the army with the rank of major in 1993 and moved to New Bern, North Carolina. She died on 10 May 2013.
Image type Formal portrait
Source collection WV0098 Gretchen C. Davis Collection, 1973-1993, 1999
Collection summary The Gretchen C. Davis Collection (bulk 1970s-1990s) is comprised primarily of army uniforms and uniform accessories worn by Gretchen Davis during her two decade career in the Women's Army Corps and U.S. Army. Also included are three newspaper clippings and several photos of Davis in uniform, in addition to miscellaneous materials. The collection also contains an oral history interview conducted with Davis in 1999.
Series/grouping 1: Papers, 1973-1993
Folder 4: Photographs, 1974, undated
Finding aid link http://libapps.uncg.edu/archon/index.php?p=collections/controlcard&id=458


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Report: West Ham pushing forward with transfer plan, hope to land 22-year-old
West Ham United will aim to sign Antonee Robinson from Wigan Athletic this summer, regardless of which league they will be playing in next season, according to a report by Football Insider.
Wigan are experiencing financial problems and recently had to create a crowdfunding campaign in order to raise funds to keep the club running efficiently.
It is likely that their top performers such as reported Hammers target Robinson will be sold during the summer.
West Ham are a club that will be carefully evaluating their transfer plans and it will be dependent on whether they are playing in the Premier League or Championship next season.
The American is a player who they can realistically aim to sign even if they are in the Championship.
Robinson has been a top-performer in the Championship this season and a first-team regular for Wigan.
The report claimed that the defender had a move to AC Milan fall through in January.
Reported West Ham target Robinson is a youth product of Everton and spent four years in the Toffees first-team setup.
However, he was loaned out to Bolton Wanderers and Wigan for the bulk of that period and never made a Premier League appearance for the Merseysiders.
Wigan will be looking to offload their prized assets during the summer in order to raise funds to cover their operational costs.
West Ham will likely be able to sign Robinson for a bargain fee. He will be able to make the club's starting xi regardless of whether they are in the Premier League or Championship so a transfer will suit both the club and the player.
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Cream the butter and sugar together in a bowl until pale and fluffy.
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Morning News Briefing
Written by Alex Feig on August 14, 2019
LeRoy Police took part in a short standoff at a residence on Church Street in the Village to apprehend a Parolee wanted on a State Parolee warrant.
45 year old Michael VanBuskirk Jr. of Lake Street, LeRoy was allegedly wanted by New York State Parole as an Absconder and had a Parole Warrant issued for his arrest.
VanBuskirk was seen entering a relative's house on Church St in the Village yesterday shortly after noon and when Officers attempted to take him into custody he failed to answer the door or come outside.
The residence was surrounded and the roadway was closed for a short amount time.
During the standoff, the homeowner came home and allowed the officers inside where VanBuskirk was located and taken into custody without further incident.
He was then jailed on the Parole Warrant.
Members of City Council expressed their disappointment with the lack of progress seen at what has been dubbed the Ellicott Station project.
The development project planned on Ellicott Street in Batavia was announced in March of 2016 with Buffalo based developer Savarino Companies' vision of office, retail, residential and entertainment space filling the brownfield site.
Council members voiced their concerns at their Monday night meeting citing that there has been no visible work done on the $20 million development since the announcement.
Council Member Robert Bialkowski said he was very disappointed in the developer, calling the property an eyesore and questioning what kind of landlord Savarino will be considering the state the site has deteriorated to.
The board voted, 6 to 2, in favor of City Manager Martin Moore writing a letter of support to the commissioner of the state Division of Housing and Community Renewal highlighting the importance of the project to the city and how it aligns with the HCR's mission to build and support affordable housing.
Genesee County lawmen taking part in Statewide STOP-DWI Labor Day Crackdown Enforcement Effort.
The Genesee County Sheriff's Office, City of Batavia and the Village of LeRoy Police Departments will take to the roads in an effort to stop impaired driving, prevent injuries and save lives in the statewide STOP-DWI Crackdown effort which begins today and ends on September 2nd.
The City of Batavia Fire Department will be flushing fire hydrants from 9 to 3 today and tomorrow and on Friday from approximately 8 to noon in the areas south of Main Street and west of Jackson Street.
Homes and businesses in the vicinity will be affected and may result in a temporary discoloration of tap water.
As in the past, please do not attempt to wash any clothing with discolored water but instead run cold water for about 5 minutes or until clear.
The Genesee County Highway Department announces that Railroad Avenue between Route 98 and Sandpit Road in Alexander is closed through August 27th.
Detour signs will be posted.
The public will be notified when it reopens.
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Phoenix Conservatory of Music's Regina Nixon Has Always Been a Teacher at Heart
Henri Benard
Regina at PCM.
Phoenix Conservatory of Music
Henri Benard | August 10, 2018 | 8:00am
In Pound for the Sound, Phoenix New Times gets technical with local music community members about what "gear" they use to create their signature "tones" in our community.
Regina Nixon, Executive Director for Phoenix Conservatory of Music (PCM), has always had a passion for music and education. She is, without a doubt, your prototypical self-starter and a natural networker. And even though she is working hard and doing big things for our community here in Phoenix, you wouldn't know it by her humble demeanor.
Nixon comes to us from Cheyenne, Wyoming. It was there her musical journey started, as she knew at the age of 5 that she wanted to be a singer and that her life was going to involve music. She used to even host diorama style concerts with her Jem dolls in her bedroom as a girl. Eventually, she started singing in her fourth-grade choir when her family moved to west Phoenix from Wyoming.
Regina has always been surrounded by a family full of musicians, and in her house you either sang, played, or did both. However, as time went on, she realized she was more passionate about the education side of music rather than performance. She always found herself taking the "teacher" role when she was with her music buddies. And that certainly translated into so much more for her life, and the lives of others as well.
Nixon started at PCM in 1999 teaching weekly guitar classes for PCM at community centers. In 2004, she was given her current title of executive director when the former owner decided to pass on the business to her. She started in her house and eventually got a two-room office in central Phoenix for office-only work. As she continued the quest, in 2007, the school grew into a facility on I-17 and Northern Avenue where they could do both lessons and administrative work in the same building. In 2012, the school easily quadrupled in square footage and moved just across the way to their second-to-last-stop in their first location at Metrocenter Mall. And it was right around this time that things really started taking off.
Regina gave the school a new look with the new location. And with the new location came some amazing new partnerships, including the school's acceptance into the Berklee City Music Network, a network of schools nationwide providing quality music education at little to no cost hosted by Berklee College of Music. And in 2017, with all of this new work in place, the school relocated to a larger and more permanent space in Metrocenter Mall. And in their new location, their lesson rooms are better, they can be louder, and they even have their own recording studio. And it is all a testament to Nixon's, as well as her staff's, dedication to the "guiding the tribe" mentality in an effort to help young people begin to actualize and achieve their dreams.
Every fall and spring, Phoenix Conservatory of Music hosts auditions for students grades four through 12 to build their ensembles for their upcoming year. Students are welcome on any instrument, including vocals. And once again, the costs are extremely minimal, and there are scholarships and financial aid for those who qualify, so no one who wants to join will be turned away. Rather, they just have to promise to be dedicated and willing to make their regular rehearsals and music theory classes.
Recently, PCM began hosting auditions for their next round of rocking students for all of their ensembles, including their prestigious Berklee College Prep Program. These auditions will continue through the month of August. With the new music year and all of these auditions already beginning, New Times was able to get some words in with Regina via phone and email about the school's sound, her role as executive director, and their upcoming audition schedule.
Phoenix New Times: What's the secret weapon of your sound? And how did that help you find your "signature" tone?
Regina Nixon: For us, the secret weapon is about every part of our team working for and in the best interest of our students. That fact that these young people have more than one caring adult relationship outside of their immediate family truly makes all the difference in the world.
What's your favorite piece of gear in your collection and why?
We have a new Fender Bass amp and that is my favorite. Sounds great. Super lightweight. Easy to load and unload.
Any special pieces of gear acquired over the years? Any special story, or stories, behind your collection of tools?
Our tools have less to do with gear and more to do about building resilience, grit, and helping students see their own potential.
We just checked out PCM's rendition of "Got My Mojo Working." Super-groovy, and the kids are just incredible players and singers. What is your process to get them stage-ready to perform like this at such a young age?
It's truly about the rehearsal process, and taking them through the steps of team building, collaboration, active listening and learning to trust in themselves and each other through making mistakes, identifying problems, and overcoming obstacles.
In 2004, you were basically handed Phoenix Conservatory of Music and the role of executive director without any prior experience. And you have been able to grow PCM from a two room office space in central Phoenix, to now operating in a huge, permanent facility at Metrocenter Mall and being the only school in Arizona to offer the prestigious Berklee College Prep Program. What are some of the major steps that you have taken as an executive director to grow PCM into one of the premier college prep programs in Arizona with no prior experience?
As an executive director, I truly try to model the values we want to instill in our students: understanding our potential and knowing we are constantly evolving and learning, persevering through hard and difficult times, and facing the future with humility, an attitude of gratitude, and eternal optimism. It has been such a journey, and every year it continues to grow and provide access and inspiration to many young people in our community. Major steps for me on this journey was realizing it is a process, and that like everything, an evolution. Taking the time to constantly learn new skills and further develop my own capacity so that I can better serve the organization and find and develop relationships with mentors to help guide my way. This is not just one person's doing, but in every step of the journey I had people to help guide the way so that together we could bring this fantastic resource to our youth.
PCM is holding auditions for your Berklee College Prep Program until the end of August for students grades four through 12. Any words you wish to share about the audition process or the program with our readers?
This program is accessible for any student who has the desire to learn and grow. It's a commitment, but if you are willing to show up and to work, you will improve. We have financial aid and scholarship for students in need, so cost is not a barrier to participation.
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-selection of small beads; I'm using 3mm and 4mm faceted Czech glass and Size 11 and 8 seed beads.
1.Cut a 30cm / 12″ length of the 0.8mm wire. Place a chunky marker pen or something of a similar thickness at the middle point of the wire and bend round to form a teardrop shape.
2.You should be aiming for a shape that is approximately 3cm/1 ¼" across.
4.Use your chainnose pliers to hold both wires at the top of the teardrop shape as in the picture below. Wrap the remaining wire over the top of the existing wraps. Cut off any remaining wire.
7.Now for the beads! I have chosen a mix of pearly colours and metallics from my stash, in 3 & 4mm faceted Czech glass and Size 8&11 seed beads. Cut a comfortable length of the 0.4mm wire, and tightly wrap one end around your crescent, right up near the loop, cutting off the short tail.
9.With the beads sitting on the inside of the wire crescent, wrap the wire around again to secure. Keep adding 2 0r 3 beads at a time before wrapping the wire.
10.Continue adding beads until you have gone all the way around the inside of the crescent. Secure the wire by wrapping around the frame a couple of times and cut off the excess.
11.Use a jump ring to thread the pendant onto a necklace and enjoy!
If you have a go at making your own Crescent Moon Necklace, or have any questions feel free to comment below or message me on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook! Happy Making!
Super cute and simple! A moon necklace would make a wonderful photography prop for me – thank you!
Oh I love this! And great tutorial.
Definitely going to have to try out this technique.


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This is the fourth year that U.S. News has ranked online programs, choosing factors that weigh how these programs are being delivered and their effectiveness at awarding affordable degrees in a reasonable amount of time. More than 175 institutions granting master's degrees in education were evaluated.


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In search of peace and respect for human rights in Venezuela, musicians around the world have teamed up to offer free concerts through "Venezuela SOS" and are coming to Philadelphia this weekend for a performance that will raise a united protest.
The tour will kick off its first concert in Philadelphia next Sunday, May 18, at 7:30 PM in Mitten Hall, located at 1913 North Broad Street in Temple University. The second concert will be held on Thursday, June 5, at 7:00 PM in the New York Society for Ethical Culture's auditorium, located near the Lincoln Center in New York.
"It is important that the government of Venezuela and the world understand that peace can not be found through violence and oppression. Peace is constructed in a society where tolerance and dialogue help to overcome differences," the coalition said in a statement.
For members of this initiative, there is no influence for peace more powerful than music. For this reason, Venezuela SOS committed to summoning musicians in cities around the world, using talent as an instrument for peace and the genuine love for people crying out for justice.
Some of the musicians involved in the project include Paquito D'Rivera, Vanessa Perez, Carlos Izcaray, Gabriela Montero, Efrain Amaya, Luigi Mazzocchi, Ricardo Lorenz, Luis Biava, Manena Contreras, Icli Zitella, Simon Gollo and Jan Wagner, among others.
"We especially welcome contributions from Venezuelan musicians studying in the United States who have shown solidarity with the student movement against government repression and the serious human rights which they have suffered, just for exercising their legitimate right to nonviolent gatherings and peaceful protest," he added in the statement.


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package net.leejjon.bluffpoker.dialogs;

import com.badlogic.gdx.scenes.scene2d.InputEvent;
import com.badlogic.gdx.scenes.scene2d.ui.Dialog;
import com.badlogic.gdx.scenes.scene2d.ui.Skin;
import com.badlogic.gdx.scenes.scene2d.ui.TextButton;
import com.badlogic.gdx.scenes.scene2d.utils.ClickListener;
import com.google.common.base.Preconditions;

import net.leejjon.bluffpoker.interfaces.StageInterface;
import net.leejjon.bluffpoker.interfaces.UserInterface;
import net.leejjon.bluffpoker.stages.SelectPlayersStage;
import net.leejjon.bluffpoker.state.GameState;
import net.leejjon.bluffpoker.state.SelectPlayersStageState;

import java.util.ArrayList;

public class WinnerDialog extends Dialog {
    private String winnerName = null;

    public WinnerDialog(final StageInterface stageListener, Skin skin) {
        super("We have a winner!", skin);
        TextButton restartButton = new TextButton("Restart", skin);
        restartButton.addListener(new ClickListener() {
            @Override
            public void clicked(InputEvent event, float x, float y) {
                Preconditions.checkNotNull(winnerName, "This window should not have opened without a winner being set.");
                GameState.reset();

                // Some logic to make the winner of the previous game start the next one.
                if (SelectPlayersStageState.getInstance().getPlayers().size() > 1) {
                    stageListener.startGame(SelectPlayersStageState.updatePlayerListMoveWinnerOnTop(winnerName));
                } else {
                    stageListener.backToSelectPlayersStage();
                }
            }
        });
        button(restartButton);

        TextButton backButton = new TextButton("Back", skin);
        backButton.addListener(new ClickListener() {
            @Override
            public void clicked(InputEvent event, float x, float y) {
                // Some logic to make the winner of the previous game start the next one.
                SelectPlayersStageState.updatePlayerListMoveWinnerOnTop(winnerName);
                GameState.reset();
                stageListener.backToStartStage();
            }
        });
        button(backButton);
    }

    public void setWinner(String winner) {
        winnerName = winner;
        getContentTable().clearChildren();
        text(winner + ", has won the game!");
    }
 }


T-Mobile joined the 5G bandwagon, announcing it is collaborating with Samsung to conduct 5G lab tests. The trials will use Samsung's advanced beam-forming technology and use T-Mobile's 28 GHz spectrum. The two firms plan to expand the trials in early 2017.
This is the first time T-Mobile has publicly talked about its 5G trials. AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint have said they are currently conducting 5G trials.
At the 2016 CTIA Super Mobility conference earlier this week, Karri Kuoppamaki, VP of network technology development and strategy at T-Mobile, elaborated on the trial, saying the company is mainly focusing on beam-forming and massive multiple input, multiple output (MIMO) technologies.
5G dominated many conversations at this week's CTIA show. Besides T-Mobile, US Cellular, the No. 5 operator in the U.S., said that it will be testing 5G this year. Mike Irazarry, CTO of US Cellular, said that it will be conducting two to three 5G trials, the first of which will start next week. Irazarry said the first trial will use 28 GHz band spectrum and the second will use 15 GHz spectrum. The trials will look specifically at network propagation characteristics.
Samsung and T-Mobile are both part of the White House's initiative on 5G. Earlier this year the government said it will dedicate $400 million to 5G research to keep the U.S. on the cutting edge of wireless networking. The National Science Foundation (NSF) is leading the 5G initiative, called Advanced Wireless Research.
Experts have speculated that the NSF research will explore difficult technical problems and get input from academia as well as public companies. The $400 million fund will help extend 5G research beyond what companies can do with their own R&D budgets.


Whats the old adage about moderation? "Everything in moderation, including moderation." That applies to stress as well. Stress can be a good thing, it can motivate you to get things done, to push harder, to go past limits you thought possible – which leads to growth. It also helps you avoid danger and keeps you alert. Then there are the times when stress isn't such a good thing. There may be times it feels like you have no control over the stressors in your life. This may be true to a point. You may have no control over what comes your way, but you do have control over the most powerful determinant of how stress manifests in your life – how you respond.
The world will go round, people wake up, they love, they laugh, they work, argue, pay bills, care for others and go on living, no matter what is happening to you specifically. We may sometimes forget when we are going through difficult times, that the world does not revolve around us. Even though we can't see beyond our current stressor or life situation that does not mean other things lose their value or purpose in the world. For example, if I am responsible for a specific task at work and it is due on a specific day, people are relying on me. No matter what I have going on, that does not negate my responsibilities. So, I have to be able to create a balance in my life so I can handle my responsibilities, while taking care of myself. There are moments when I may get so overwhelmed with certain things because I really care about the outcome, but I have to remember that one situation is a drop in the bucket. It's a small part of a whole, it's not the whole, and it's okay if it doesn't always turn out as I would like. The little things we do absolutely matter, and we should definitely give our full 100%, but if the actions we are taking are wreaking more harm than good in our personal lives, then we need to STOP and gain some perspective.
I liken life's responsibilities to be viewed from the perspective of a photographer. Constantly zooming in and out. Attention to the job at hand, but keeping the big picture in mind. Taking the time to evaluate your situation in this way helps you gain perspective, evaluate progress, and balance the stressors in your life.
Be assertive instead of aggressive. Talk about your feelings, opinions, or beliefs instead of becoming angry, defensive, or passive.
Learn and practice relaxation techniques; try meditation, yoga, or tai-chi.
Exercise regularly, it removes toxic energy and your body can fight stress better when it is fit.
Learn to manage your time more effectively – you can't do it all, all the time.
Set limits appropriately and say no to requests that would create excessive stress in your life.
Make time for hobbies and interests, HAVE FUN!
Get enough rest and sleep, your body needs time to recover from stressful events.
Don't rely on alcohol, drugs, or food to reduce stress. Ease up on caffeine, too.
Seek out social support. Spend enough time with those you love.
Seek treatment with a psychologist or other mental health professional trained in stress management or biofeedback techniques to learn more healthy ways of dealing with the stress in your life.
Reader's Digest also offers some great tips for managing stress.
Bottom line, managing stress is about balancing your life so that you can enjoy the fun parts and navigate the stormy parts. Happy sailing!
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Die clairautsche Differentialgleichung ist eine nichtlineare gewöhnliche Differentialgleichung erster Ordnung der Form

und ist somit ein Spezialfall der d'Alembertschen Differentialgleichung. Sie ist nach dem französischen Mathematiker Alexis-Claude Clairaut benannt.

Bestimmung von einigen Lösungen

Es gibt zwei Haupttypen von Lösungen der clairautschen Differentialgleichung, die im Folgenden beschrieben werden. Dabei handelt es sich allerdings im Allgemeinen nicht um sämtliche Lösungen dieser Differentialgleichung. Sind nämlich  zwei unterschiedliche Lösungen mit  und , so ist die Funktion

ebenfalls eine weitere Lösung, die in keine der beiden folgenden Lösungsklassen hineinfällt.

Triviale Geradenlösungen

Für jedes  im Definitionsbereich von  sind die Geraden

Lösungen der clairautschen Differentialgleichung.

Nichttriviale Lösungen

Sei  differenzierbar sowie  eine differenzierbare Funktion, welche der impliziten Gleichung

genügt. Dann ist

eine Lösung der clairautschen Differentialgleichung.

Beweis

Für die Geraden gilt , also

Im Fall der nichttrivialen Lösungen gilt

Zusammenhang zwischen beiden Lösungstypen

Die Tangenten der nichttrivialen Lösungen sind triviale Geradenlösungen.

Beweis

Die Tangente  der nichttrivialen Lösung  durch den Punkt  ist durch die Gleichung

gegeben. Wenn die nichttriviale Lösung strikt konvex bzw. strikt konkav ist, so trennt sie die Ebene daher in einen Bereich, in dem durch jeden Punkt zwei Geradenlösungen laufen, und einen Bereich, der frei von Lösungen ist; sie wird dann als Einhüllende bezeichnet. Lösungen sind dann nicht nur die Einhüllende selbst und die Geradenlösungen, sondern auch Lösungskurven, die stückweise auf Geraden und stückweise auf der Einhüllenden verlaufen.

Literatur

 Wolfgang Walter: Gewöhnliche Differentialgleichungen. 7. Auflage, Springer Verlag, Berlin 2000, ISBN 3-540-67642-2, § 4.

Gewöhnliche Differentialgleichung


This is a great buildable lot in Burnt Store Village, a deed restricted community with public utilities, residential park, walking paths and 2 lakes, and one of the lowest priced pieces of property in the Village. Located down the road from Burnt Store Marina, a world class deep water marina on Charlotte Harbor with a Golf and Activity Club. Conveniently located in-between Punta Gorda and Cape Coral there is shopping and restaurants within a few miles. Charlotte County has something to do for all ages, whether its boating, fishing, golfing, bird watching, enjoying the beautiful beaches & sunsets, or just a simple night on the town. Charlotte County even has its own airport which is starting to offer more and more flights every year! Don't miss the opportunity to own a great lot to build the home of your dreams on this affordable lot!
25249 Alcazar Dr, Punta Gorda, FL 33955 (MLS# 219014647) is a Lots/Land property with a lot size of 0.2400 acres. 25249 Alcazar Dr is currently listed for $9,000 and was received on February 18, 2019. Want to learn more about 25249 Alcazar Dr? Do you have questions about finding other Lots/Land real estate for sale in Punta Gorda? You can browse all Punta Gorda real estate or contact a Coldwell Banker agent to request more information.


More overboost and less overdrive make for a super-hot hatch.
It hasn't been very long since Ford was the grouchiest grocer in the automotive world, forbidding us more of its tastiest fruit than anybody else. That has changed in recent years with the welcome decision to bring the Fiesta ST and even the Focus RS into the United States. Yet, despite the company's global strategy, there are still some variants that don't make the cut. This new Fiesta ST200 is the latest of them.
It nearly made it across the Atlantic. Matthias Tonn, the ST200 project boss, says that there were some serious negotiations about creating a similar version of the U.S.-spec four-door model. Sadly, the numbers just didn't pan out. On the basis of our drive of the Euro-spec two-door version on some of the finest roads in France, that should be cause for regret.
The ST200 is a mild upgrade rather than a comprehensive reworking. It's based on the Europe-market Fiesta ST, which, for marketing reasons, sees the power output of its 1.6-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine quoted without the additional oomph of the 20-second "overboost" period; Ford confirms that the 182-hp European-spec engine and the 197-hp rest-of-world version (like the one sold in America) are effectively identical. Apply the same logic and, had it made it to the States, the ST200 could have carried ST212 branding, since the engine produces 212 horses in its overboost mode, together with 236 lb-ft of torque. Official European output of the ST200 is now 197 horsepower, so the 200 badge allows some rounding.
In essence, it's a Ford factory version of the Mountune performance kit that is already offered as an officially approved bolt-on option in some markets, based on the logic that Ford can sell the ST200 in territories where such aftermarket power kits are prohibited.
Another noteworthy change is the arrival of a shorter final-drive ratio (4.06:1, replacing 3.82:1) that, in effect, closes up the gearing of the six-speed manual transmission. The ST200 gets a revised suspension with a rear torsion beam that is 27 percent stiffer. It also has slightly softer springs and dampers and reworked steering. However, because of production constraints at the Cologne, Germany, factory that builds European Fiestas, these chassis settings have been applied to all of the STs manufactured there; it's basically a free upgrade before a new model arrives next year.
All other revisions are visual, with the ST200 getting the single color option of Storm Grey paintwork. This is the first time the shade has been offered on a Fiesta; it's a hue that will instantly remind Rust Belt denizens of spray-can primer. The car comes with black wheels, charcoal Recaro seats with a natty pinstripe effect, and the all-important ST200 badges.
Ford introduced the ST200 in the South of France, giving us a chance to drive it over the Route Napoléon and up the Col de Vence, infamous both as a rally stage and, in some years, as part of the Tour de France bicycle race. The ST200 feels predictably punchier than the standard ST; the solid midrange mostly disguises that it's not keen on revving to the 6500-rpm limiter. It still feels as if it has a big flywheel, too, hanging on to revs determinedly after the driver lifts off the accelerator to shift. The lower gearing is immediately obvious, though, giving the ST a greater sense of urgency; even on some of the Alpes-Maritimes' more demanding roads, we found we were regularly using fourth gear in situations where the standard ST would doubtless never get out of third. A run along the autoroute confirms that an indicated 75 mph translates to an acceptable 3000 rpm in sixth gear, so it's hardly packing a set of sprint ratios.
All the rest feels quite familiar. The Fiesta ST's shifter action feels better than that in some purpose-built sports cars, and the model still has abundant grip, but it also has an entertaining rear bias to its handling balance. If the front starts to run out of grip, easing off the throttle pedal progressively tightens the cornering line. The revised suspension settings do seem to have sharpened the turn-in response compared with that of the standard ST, but the region's many hairpin curves also confirm that the fundamental limitation of the open front differential remains. The Fiesta fights for traction as the turbocharged torque arrives. The brakes have not been upgraded, and they quickly started to lose enthusiasm on the mountain roads, exhibiting more fade than we expected in these conditions.
The softer springs and dampers worked extremely well, and the ST200 felt more compliant than the standard ST, so, unconcerned by the frequent signs warning of chaussée déformée—bumpy road—we decided to maintain speed rather than slow down.
The ST200 is only a fractional improvement over the stock ST, but that still means it's a better version of one of our favorite hot hatches. Given that the Fiesta is a world car, it's a shame that we aren't going to get a chance to sample this variant in the United States, even if that would mean it would come in the gawkier four-door form that Ford has convinced itself Americans prefer. European buyers seem to be eager, though, with more than 2000 ordered before sales started. And that's despite a substantial $3800 premium over the price of a standard ST. That means roughly $23,300 at current exchange rates, so it's not hard to see where the business case fell down.


Mina Guli is an Australian lawyer who runs for every person that uses water.
she doesn't like running. On a scale of 1-10 she give running a 1.
Nevertheless, Mina ran 40 Marathons across 7 Deserts on 7 Continents in 7 weeks.
Her work introduced her to the world of climate change and the global water crisis unfolding.
And running seemed to her a great way to go and see the scale of the problem herself, to talk to people, hear and learn from their stories firsthand how water and the shortage of it impacts their daily life.
"I remember vividly the water aspect of what I was doing. I have completely forgotten and liberated from my brain the pain that I went through," Mina says about her 7 weeks of running across deserts.
A non-runner runs 7 weeks straight and forgets the hell she went through?
Well, in the end, what really drives us is how much we really want it.
Mina made it her life's work to help solve the water crisis and launched the charity Thirst in 2012. What started as a crazy idea became a movement that reached hundreds of thousands of kids, parents, teachers and government officials.
In support of raising awareness about Global Goal 6 (water), starting on World Water Day (22 March 2017), Mina ran down six of the world's great rivers, on six continents in just six weeks.
This expedition consisted of 40 marathons in 40 days to highlight the water crisis, and to showcase how our consumer behavior links us to some of the major water issues in the world – even those not on our own doorsteps.
On November 4th 2018 she ran the New York City Marathon, the first of 100 marathons Mina would run around the world. After 62 marathons in 62 days, Mina ran so hard she broke her leg… But that didn't stop the Running Dry movement – it made it stronger. With help of this worldwide community, Mina completed her mission nevertheless.
#RunningDry is a call to each of us to save water and to join together to change the way that we all use, consume and think about water.
Gather a group of friends and go for a group run. Leave no one behind! If we all unite together to raise awareness of the global water crisis, we can make a difference. Don't forget to post your pics on social media on Friday 22nd March 2019, using the hashtags #RunningDry and #WorldWaterDay.
"We want to show how we are all connected. The act of running or walking for water shows that you care about the issue. And we know that when people step up to run for water that they think about the issues and discuss the campaign with their friends," Mina explained.
"If we start to create limits based on our assumptions of what is and isn't possible without trying, then we'll never solve any global problems because it will always be too big and too challenging," Mina says.
Mina Guli is not the one and only running to raise awareness for the Water Crisis.
In 2007, Charlie Engle and two other ultra-runners covered 72 kilometres a day for 111 consecutive days, across the Sahara.
"When I decided to run across the Sahara Desert with Ray Zahab and Kevin Lin, I knew it would be a life changing expedition. But I could never have known that, in many ways, my life would be defined by this run and the film about the journey. While running more than 4,500 miles across Africa was a difficult physical challenge, we were buoyed daily by enlightening encounters that opened our eyes to the people and the culture of the Sahara. I am most proud to be a co-founder, along with Matt Damon, of H20 Africa (now Water.org), which raised more than 6 million dollars for clean water projects in the region. This is the true legacy of our historic expedition," Charlie says.
In 2007 the founding board members of the Run for Water Society conceptualized a unique event to be hosted in Abbotsford, British Columbia. The vision was to stage a top tier internationally recognized running event that would attract a wide range of participants and athletes and, at the same time, raise awareness – and funds – for people in the developing world who lack one of life's basic necessities – clean water. Since 2008, this volunteer board has staged an annual road race and now additionally organizes trail runs and gravel grind events.All the funds raised – over $4,000,000 to date – go towards helping building clean water projects in some of the most remote and marginalized areas of Ethiopia.
In 2016 participants of the Impact Marathon in Nepal built a 5km pipeline that brought clean drinking water to the village all year round – it was a touch mental but an awesome impact. It was the beginning of the annual Impact Marathon Series, a group of individuals coming together as one amazing community. Set on changing the world through running, set on unleashing the #powerofrunning.


Live jazz, cocktails, beers and wines - What's not to love?!
Jazz Pocket London return to Ruby's to host an evening with world-renowned drummer Vince Dunn, who has performed for over 25 years with iconic legends from Cleo Laine and Courtney Pine to modern greats such as Blu Cantrell and Pharrell Williams with his Quintet drawn from some of the finest performers on the contemporary scene. Enjoy live artworks from Jonathan Ellis who will paint each band member throughout both sets. Hosted by the ever exuberant DJ. Jazzie Geoffrie. Over 18s only. Valid ID required. Event starts 7:30pm.


This proposal assumes that a reasonable proportion of crimes are committed with firearms obtained through fraudulent purchases through legal channels, this brings us right to the old "assume" thing.
My idea was simply to provide additional information to people engaged in private sales so they don't inadvertently transfer a gun to a prohibited person, all while not needing to ask permission from the government.
I know such inadvertent sales are rare, but the current system of either using an FFL to mediate a private sale (which has privacy implications) or trusting the other person to be non-prohibited (which can be problematic if the other person is not well-known to you) doesn't sit well with me. I'd like to fix the latter situation so people can be reasonably assured that the person they're selling to/buying from is not prohibited.
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What G1 Therapeutics, Inc. (NASDAQ:GTHX) Traders Should Know (2020-01-06)
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REPORTING FOR 2020-01-06 | WCX19.ORG: We have done an in-depth analysis of how GTHX has been trading over the last 2 weeks and the past day especially. On its latest session, G1 Therapeutics, Inc. (NASDAQ:GTHX) opened at 25.83, reaching a high of 26.6 and a low of 25.55 before closing at a price of 25.85. There was a total volume of 256952.
VOLUME INDICATORS FOR G1 THERAPEUTICS, INC. (NASDAQ:GTHX): We saw an accumulation-distribution index of 660.75, an on-balance volume of 26.32, chaikin money flow of 1.72727 and a force index of 0.3944. There was an ease of movement rating of 0.00109, a volume-price trend of -0.96799 and a negative volume index of 1000.0.
VOLATILITY INDICATORS FOR G1 THERAPEUTICS, INC. (NASDAQ:GTHX): We noted an average true range of 1.30504, bolinger bands of 25.60743, an upper bollinger band of 25.52257, lower bollinger band of 25.55, a bollinger high band indicator of 1.0, bollinger low band indicator of 1.0, a central keltner channel of 25.99333, high band keltner channel of 25.22333, low band keltner channel of 26.76333, a high band keltner channel indicator of 1.0 and a low band keltner channel indicator of 1.0. There was a donchian channel high band of 25.55, a donchian channel low band of 25.55, a donchian channel high band indicator of 1.0, and a donchian channel low band indicator of 1.0.
TREND INDICATORS FOR G1 THERAPEUTICS, INC. (NASDAQ:GTHX): We calculated a Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) of 0.00067, a MACD signal of 0.00037, a MACD difference of 0.0003, a fast Exponential Moving Average (EMA) indicator of 25.55, a slow Exponential Moving Average (EMA) indicator of 25.55, an Average Directional Movement Index (ADX) of unknown, an ADX positive of 20.0, an ADX negative of 20.0, a positive Vortex Indicator (VI) of 1.0, a negative VI of 1.0, a trend vortex difference of 0.68159, a trix of 2.06447, a Mass Index (MI) of 1.0, a Commodity Channel Index (CCI) of 66.66667, a Detrended Price Oscillator (DPO) of 1.11916, a KST Oscillator (KST) of -41.96458 and a KST Oscillator (KST Signal) of -41.96458 (leaving a KST difference of 0.28122). We also found an Ichimoku rating of 26.215, an Ichimoku B rating of 26.215, a Ichimoku visual trend A of 27.63152, an Ichimoku visual trend B of 27.63219, an Aroon Indicator (AI) up of 4.0 and an AI indicator down of 4.0. That left a difference of 4.0.
MOMENTUM INDICATORS FOR G1 THERAPEUTICS, INC. (NASDAQ:GTHX): We found a Relative Strength Index (RSI) of 50.0, a Money Flow Index (MFI) of 50.83848, a True Strength Index (TSI) of -100.0, an ultimate oscillator of -1518.21862, a stochastic oscillator of 136.36364, a stochastic oscillator signal of 136.36364, a Williams %R rating of 36.36364 and an awesome oscillator of 0.34117.
RETURNS FOR G1 THERAPEUTICS, INC. (NASDAQ:GTHX): There was a daily return of -4.19646, a daily log return of 0.11735 and a cumulative return of 0.11742.
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Rhetoric and Communication Studies Faculty Publications (1)
History Faculty Publications (1)
Racing Jesse Jackson: Leadership, Masculinity, And The Black Presidency, Paul Achter Jan 2009
Racing Jesse Jackson: Leadership, Masculinity, And The Black Presidency, Paul Achter
Rhetoric and Communication Studies Faculty Publications
In June of 1983, the New York Times published a survey revealing that nearly one in five white voters would not vote for a black candidate for president, even if that candidate was qualified and was the party nominee.2 For some readers, such a revelation might have induced shock or even outrage; for others the poll would merely reflect an obvious and ugly reality. The survey was prompted by the Rev. Jesse Jackson's attempt to become the first black, Democratic nominee for president.
A news story exploring the prevalence of white racism in the United States was not ...
When The North Is The South: Life In The Netherlands, Edward L. Ayers Jan 1998
When The North Is The South: Life In The Netherlands, Edward L. Ayers
History Faculty Publications
After years of watching colleagues fly to Paris, Johannesburg, Beijing, or Bogota for research trips and speaking engagements, I decided to apply for a posting abroad. Holding only the vaguest and most stereotyped visions, I chose the Netherlands. My application stressed, perhaps impolitely, the direct Dutch involvement in the slave trade and their indirect connection to South African apartheid. Such commonalities with white southerners, I suggested, might serve as the basis for interesting discussions of race and region.


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Dr. Stephanos P. Kilias
National Kapodistrian University of Athens Faculty of Geology and Geoenvironment
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Dr. Stephanos Kilias (born 20 March 1958) received his M.Sc. in Economic Geology from University of Ottawa, Canada, and his Ph.D. in Economic Geology from Copenhagen University, Denmark; then he did postdoc research (research visitor) in Raman analysis of fluid inclusions at CREGU, Nancy-France, and, stable and radiogenic isotope analysis at University of Utrecht, and British Geological Survey, Notts, U.K. He is an Assoc. Professor of Economic Geology-Geochemistry of Ore Deposits at National & Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA, Greece).
He is actively involved in a variety of research areas spanning from biomineralogy and biogeochemistry, to classical metallogenetic-models, of ore deposits. For this purposes he is mainly using field mapping, ore microscopy, electron microscopies, fluid inclusion microthermometry and stable isotope geochemistry, and various spectroscopies (i.e. STXM). He is fellow member of the Society of Economic Geologists(SEG), and the Society for Geology Applied to Mineral Deposits (SGA), and responsible for the Fluid Inclusion Microthermometry Lab of the Department of Geology and Geoenvironment, NKUA.
My main research interests are
Biomineralization, Biogeochemistry, and (Bio)Metallogenesis in Extant and Extinct Shallow-Sea Hydrothermal Vents, Hellenic Volcanic Arc. Microbially mediated precipitation of sulfide and oxide minerals, plus native metals, and biogeochemical cycling, of the "epithermal suite of elements" (i.e. Au, Ag, As, Sb, Hg, Tl) plus Fe and Mn, in Milos and Santorini-Kolumbo. Mineralized microbial fossils preserved in hydrothermal sulfide ores, and Fe(Mn)-formations. Microbial mats, biominerals and ore deposits
Biogenesis and Environmental Significance of Mn- and Fe-oxides in Natural Geological Systems-Mineralized Microbially Induced Sedimentary Structures (MISS) and Stromatolites in non carbonate sediments and sedimentary rocks. I have been studying Iron(Fe) and manganese(Mn) mineralized microbial mats in siliciclastic depositional settings and relationship to Fe-Mn ore deposit formation, in Milos island. Interdisciplinary approaches have been used to deciphering Mn- and Fe-biomineralization processes in the geological record: (i) geological and geochemical plausibility(field mapping, ICP-MS), (ii) microbial fossil bioindicators(SEM-EDS, SEM-WDS, STXM, HR-TEM), (iii) organic biomarkers (molecular fossils) as indicators of microbial activity(GC-MS), (iv) stable isotopes (δ18Ο, δ34S)(MS) as recorders of microbial processes,(v) nanocrystalline biominerals as scavengers of heavy metals (HR-TEM, SEM-WDS)(e.g. As, Zn, Pb).
Metallogenesis of Precious and Base Metal Ores associated with emergent volcanoes, and exhumation of metamorphic core complexes, in the Aegean realm. Conceptual models for the evolution of magmato-hydrothermal systems, and genesis of hybrid volcanic-hosted massive sulfide and epithermal precious metal mineralization in the emergent volcanic archipelago of Milos. Relationship of metamorphic core complex exhumation and extensional detachment faults to carbonate-hosted base metal and submicroscopic gold deposits in the Greek Rhodope.
Fluid iclusion microthermometry and hydrothermal alteration of volcanic-hosted Au-Cu high-sulfidation epithermal deposits in the Greek Rhodope.
Students who are interested in working with me may contact me directly
Understanding sulfide biomineralization and biogeochemistry in active shallow-sea hydrothermal fields —the example of the Kolumbo submarine arc-volcano natural laboratory, Hellenic Volcanic Arc
Advancing understanding of volcanic processes and hazards using an integrated Earth Observation approach
Metallogenesis, biomineralization and fluid biogeochemistry in emergent volcanoes—the example of the Milos natural palaeo-geothermal laboratory, Hellenic Volcanic Arc
Occurrence of gold, hydrothermal alteration, and fluid inclusions in epithermal volcanic hosted Au-Cu ores in NE Greece
Economic Geology-Geochemistry of Ore Deposits
Metallogenetic Models of Hydrothermal Ore Deposits
Fluid Inclusion Microthermometry
Methods of Mineral Deposit Exploration and Evaluation
Biomineralization, Ore Deposits and the Environment (post-graduate)
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