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Ductilely deformed rocks
Ductilely deformed rocks, including prominent light-colored granitoid, associated with the Carthage-Colton high-strain zone in the western Adirondack massif, New York.
Ductilely deformed metadacite
Ductilely deformed metadacite (light) and amphibolite (dark) within the Ramapo fault zone, New Jersey Highlands.
Asymmetric anticline
Asymmetric anticline developed in strata of the middle Silurian Green Pond Mountain Formation, western New Jersey.
The GWU Foggy Bottom campus is located in a metropolitan area that is rich in geology-related institutions and this proximity offers many benefits to students pursuing degrees in geology. Geological resources of the Washington, DC region include government agencies, private laboratories, museums, private firms, universities, and societies.
The Geological Sciences Program is located in the Foggy Bottom campus within walking distance to Natural History Museum of the Smithsonian Institution and close to the many other geology-related institutions of the greater Metropolitan region. The area centered on the Nation's Capital contains a large concentration of geologists and geologically related professionals who collectively enrich the educational experience of undergraduate majors in geology at GWU. Many of these practitioners actively participate in the Geological Sciences Program at GWU through teaching courses, actively mentoring students in their research projects, offering and supervising internships, or simply being available for consultation and advice.
The following list contains information and contact information for some of the major geologic resources of the region.
Smithsonian Institute
The Smithsonian has geologists on staff at both the Natural History and Air and Space museums. Geoscientists at the Natural History Museum have traditionally made significant contributions in paleontology, mineralogy, petrology, and volcanology whereas those at the Air and Space Museum are generally focused on planetary studies. Staff members from both museums have taught at GWU from time to time, and GWU students have occasionally worked as interns on various projects at the museum.
http://www.mnh.si.edu
http://mineralsciences.si.edu
http://paleobiology.si.edu
U.S. Geological Survery
The headquarters of the U.S. Geological Survey are located in nearby Reston, Virginia where a large number of geologists and hydrogeologists are on staff. USGS scientists carry out geological investigations throughout the world and collectively have expertise that spans most of the geological realm. Students from GWU often work on projects sponsored by the USGS as part of their senior theses and some students have been selected for USGS sponsored internships. Others have found employment at the USGS where they have been the beneficiaries of continual interaction with geoscientists with a wide range of expertise.
http://www.usgs.gov
A bureau of the U.S. Department of the Interior, the National Park Service (NPS) has its headquarters close to the Foggy Bottom campus in Washington, DC. The NPS has geologists on staff who are primarily concerned with maintaining the NPS mission throughout the National Park System and related areas. Several GWU geology students recently worked on a project that helped supply needed geologic mapping of Shenandoah National Park and environs, located in the Blue Ridge mountains west of Washington.
http://www.nps.gov
Geological Society of Washington
The Geological Society of Washington, a learned society dedicated to "the increase and diffusion of geological knowledge", has met at 8:00 PM on the second and fourth Wednesdays of September through April since 1893. Meetings take place a short distance from the Foggy Bottom campus and typically involve three 20-minute talks of geologic interest followed by discussion. The meetings are attended by many geologists and other scientists from throughout the Washington area and often involve lively discussion. The Society also sponsors an annual spring field trip to a nearby area of geological interest. Student participation in both the meetings and field trips is always welcome.
http://www.gswweb.org
American Geological Institute
The American Geological Institute (AGI), founded in 1948 and located across the Potomac River from Foggy Bottom in Alexandria, Virginia, is a nonprofit federation of 46 geoscientific and professional associations that represents geologists, geophysicists, and other geoscientists. AGI provides a range of publications concerning geology including the well known Glossary of Geology which is currently in its fifth edition. AGI also serves as a conduit for information between policy makers on Capitol Hill and the geoscience community. A GWU geology student recently completed an internship involving scientific writing for an online AGI publication.
http://www.agiweb.org
The Goddard Space Flight Center, located in nearby Greenbelt, Maryland, is home to a large concentration of scientists and engineers that build spacecraft, instruments, and new technology to study the earth and other celestial bodies. Geoscientists with expertise in geophysics and remote sensing are particularly appropriate as possible mentors for GWU students. Staff members from NASA have taught at GWU in the past and are expected to do in the future.
http://www.nasa.gov/centers/goddard


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Omada - Health Coach Stories
Find a unique, unexpected way to share Omada participant success stories, without breaking the bank.
Ask Omada Health Coaches to tell the stories (with the permission of the participant and leaving out any identifying information, of course).
NOTE: My predecessor started this campaign by recording the VO tracks for "Gina" and "Liz" and starting to oversee the animation of "Gina." I took the baton from there to create a cohesive campaign.
Omada - Thought Leadership
We could have easily created long, dry white papers on the subjects of the chronic disease epidemic, value-based health care, and employee wellness. But who wants to read a long, dry white paper about anything, really? We wanted to provide thought leadership that our desired audience would actually read.
Write and publish Omada Health white papers as Medium articles, always delivering great storytelling and staying true to our brand voice.
NOTE: Don't let the by-lines confuse you—I was the ghost-writer for these five articles. Click each thumbnail to read the entire article.
Omada - Eat The Cookie
Once employers grasp the scope of the chronic disease epidemic and its impact on their company, they're eager to learn about Omada as the solution. But how do we get them to want to learn about the epidemic in the first place? Then how do we make the statistics relevant and digestible?
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Omada - Be A Hero
Omada's biggest competitor had mimicked many of our brand identity cues. Their event booth, in particular, was nearly identical to Omada's. We needed to create a new event booth that differentiated us from the competitor but still remained true to our brand identity.
Go beyond just creating a different look. Create a whole different experience. One that's interactive and leaves visitors feeling great about themselves.
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Alameda County District Attorney
Oakland is a west coast hub for child sex trafficking. DA Nancy O'Malley wanted to raise awareness about the situation with an outdoor campaign. I suggested we could make an even bigger impact with a campaign that could actually help get victims off the streets.
Create two separate campaigns: one targeting members of the community and one targeting victims. Both campaigns received a ton of press (US Representative Eric Swalwell even presented the Victims campaign on the floor of the House of Representatives) and trafficked children used the hotline to escape their captors.
No Traffick Ahead
Human Trafficking, in its various forms, is the fastest growing criminal industry in the U.S. But most of us have no idea how prevalent it is, nor how it intersects with our lives. How can we raise awareness of the human trafficking happening right in our own communities?
Create an outdoor and transit campaign that highlights the most common forms of human trafficking that people could unknowingly be enabling: restaurant workers, nail salon employees, janitorial services, and child sex trafficking. To entice viewers to read the hard-hitting headlines, we created visuals that are very bright and welcoming—a bait and switch technique that human traffickers use to lure their victims.
Birkenstock was trying to shake their earthy-crunchy image, in order to appeal to a larger audience. To that end, they broadened their line to include more fashionable styles. But "more fashionable" for Birkenstock still wasn't all that fashionable. How could we shift the perception of Birkenstock when they still looked like hippie shoes?
Create a visually simple yet stunning commercial with a look and feel that implied high fashion. But instead of talking about the styles, talk about their engineering. And instead of focusing on the shoes, focus on the benefactors of that engineering: the feet.
Clorox Bleach
Clorox Bleach is synonymous with white. When the company changed the formula to improve it for the first time in the history of the brand, how could we make that meaningful? If it ain't broke, don't fix it, right?
Reframe our understanding of what white has been up until now.
Clorox Disinfecting Wipes
A lot of consumers assume all Clorox branded products contain bleach. So they wait until their kids are napping or not in the house to use them, and use a kitchen sponge or paper towel to clean up small messes in the meantime. But that just spreads germs around. How can we get them to switch out their sponge or towel for CDW?
Show them how CDW integrate easily into parenting moments.
Tilex
The client wanted a before and after demo print ad to show how Tilex kills mold. Ew.
We came up with one in a heartbeat.
For years, Swiss Miss had positioned itself exactly the same way every other hot beverage had positioned themselves: as the hot drink of choice for the woman who wants to take a little moment just for herself. How could we differentiate it?
Make it less about the drink and more about the chocolate. (Duh.)
Trader Yore
The inventory at vintage clothing stores is inconsistent. How do we highlight the quality of the inventory without focusing on specific pieces that may be gone by the time an ad runs?
Part of the allure of vintage clothing is that every piece literally has a past. Instead of focusing on the articles of clothing, focus on the stories each one could tell.
Dive-Tek Hawaii
Dive-Tek Hawaii was known for its gnarly technical scuba diving classes, but not so much for its recreational scuba offerings. They wanted to tap into that larger and more lucrative market. How could we re-position Dive-Tek as the Kona dive operator for vacationers who want to dip their toes into the amazing world of scuba?
Create a series of posters focused on the emotional experiences of novice divers as they discover the joys of scuba diving. We consciously avoided images of scuba divers, because all that gear can be intimidating. Besides, scuba divers are the least interesting thing to see when you're underwater. A frog fish though? That's interesting.

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The L5PCID/Findley Plaza Redevelopment Committee will display draft concept plans and seek input to improve the plan and prepare for its approval by the City and the L5PCID Board. This project is being funded through the Renew Atlanta Bond program with additional funding to be provided through private fund-raising efforts led by the L5PCID and other community groups. Improvements are projected to be complete by the fall of 2018.
At an April 18 Open House panel discussion, three expert opinions were focused on the future of Little Five Points and Bass Field*. The Open House, hosted by the Little Five Points CID provided observations from and recommendations for the Moreland corridor LCI 10-Year Update. The panel members responded with ideas important to the study's chapter on Bass Field as a catalytic site for improvements in Little Five Points.
Andrew Somoza is President of UBack, a charitable-giving transactions business. He is a technology entrepreneur with 20-plus years of experience in leading successful early-stage organizations. Mr. Somosa also maintains a portfolio of investments reflecting his broad interests, including a partnership now operating the Variety Playhouse in Atlanta and the Georgia Theater in Athens, among other venues. He holds a bachelor's in management from the Georgia Institute of Technology.
Aileen Almassy is Managing Director of Cushman Wakefield in Atlanta. As a 19-year veteran in commercial real estate, she has extensive experience in the leasing and management of Class A Office properties. Ms. Almassy specializes in landlord representation, and as Leasing Director she is responsible for leading Cushman & Wakefield Atlanta's agency leasing practice for office buildings throughout the metro area. Among her recent responsibilities was the office lease-up of Ponce City Market.
Michael Alexander, AICP is Director of the Center for Livable Communities at the Atlanta Regional Commission. The Center integrates various aspects of physical planning and data resources to lead Regional Planning in Metro Atlanta. Center activities include the Region's long-range development plan and other functional plans. Mr. Alexander has worked on numerous planning efforts for ARC including Envision6 and the ARC's latest adopted plan, Plan2040. Mr. Alexander earned dual master's degrees in Public Administration and Community Planning from Auburn University. He's also served as a Marine Infantryman in Desert Storm.
* Bass Field lies in the triangle between Euclid, Austin, and Moreland Avenues. The undeveloped tract is more than five acres, but is largely invisible, lying below Moreland and above Euclid. Consequently, it must remained secured, and is managed by a private soccer club.
Please join the Livable Centers Initiative Study Team to review findings of the 10-Year update of the Moreland Corridor Livable Centers Initiative Plan.
Transportation issues in the corridor.
Future land use recommendations such as allowing more office uses along Moreland.
Potential catalytic projects such as reclaiming, maintaining, and perhaps opening the Sugar Creek flood plain to recreational uses.
The Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) is a program of the Atlanta Regional Commission that awards planning grants to local governments and nonprofit organizations to prepare and implement plans for neighborhood enhancement .
The Moreland Avenue LCI seeks your input on issues of mobility, work places, and green space in Candler Park, Inman Park, Reynoldstown, and Edgewood.
The survey takes only a few minutes and provides the study team invaluable feedback.
Come out Saturday afternoon December 3rd, 2:00 PM to celebrate the two new bike racks in L5PCID.
The south end of the Moreland Corridor Study Area was originally anchored by a sizable hill: the high point between Decatur and City of Atlanta. The hill was removed in total for the construction of the Moreland/ I-20 interchange in the 1950's. Interestingly the hill was known as Leggett's Hill until it was hauled away, one of the few places in Atlanta ever to be named for a Union Leader. Brigadier General Mortimer D. Leggett captured the hill in the Battle for Atlanta and used its vantage point to defeat the confederate troops. Leggett's legacy was quite impressive after the war as well, first appointed as the US Commissioner of Patents and later drew on his patents expertise to help organize a collection of innovative companies into General Electric. His son, also named Mortimer, achieved a brief moment in history while a student at Cornell in 1873, when he became the first person known to die in a college fraternity initiation. Today Leggett and his hill are remembered only in the Cyclorama, and the deep ravine of I-20 occupies one of the lowest spots between Decatur and Atlanta.
The Little 5 Points Community Improvement District represents a natural step along the path that L5P has trod for four decades. The CID reflects the district it grew out of. It's intown, very grassroots (composed of small businesses and engaged neighbors), artsy and … definitely unique. It's unlike any other CID in Georgia, because it represents a relatively small commercial district, dominated by community advocates and oriented toward improving public, walkable spaces more than commerce. It's more about community than business.
Over the last 45 years, L5P has helped to birth a uniquely Southern counterculture — a spirit that is central to the region's current urban reinvention.
Just consider how much has happened near the intersection of Moreland, McLendon and Euclid avenues. Among many other things, the district has been home to several of the metro area's premier music venues, three theater companies, Atlanta's most prominent record-swap shops, the metro area's defining health food coop and its first true espresso bar. The culture of iconoclastic disruption spawned in Little Five Points is a foundation for Atlanta's intown revival.
If the Atlanta of tomorrow will be built on entrepreneurship and innovation, it owes a great deal to the spirit of cultural creativity for which Little Five Points has served as a Mecca. L5P leaders — many of whom were involved in the district's earlier establishment as the Southeast's counterculture capital — are now committed to figuring out how the district can play the kind of defining role in Atlanta's future that it has in the recent past and as it does in the present.
Quite appropriately, it was established through the work of a non-profit planning firm — Commons Planning — and that non-profit firm continues to support the CID's initiative.
As a small organization, the CID has limited resources. So it relies on strong strain of volunteerism. And it turns out that that volunteerism also strengthens the CID by building broad grassroots support for the district's activities.
The CID provides a framework to help L5P deal with challenging issues. Its formal role is very similar to that of other CIDs — albeit on a smaller scale: How to deal, for example, with traffic and parking. How to encourage biking and walking. How to ensure that public spaces are safe and attractive. How to encourage a mix of development that will strengthen the district, as a whole.
The CID is a bit like Little Five Points: Its participants are contributing to a broader reinvention of a form of governmental agency much as Little Five Points has contributed to the broadening of Southern culture.
The weave of the urban fabric east of Atlanta's city center has always had a predominate grain running in the east/west direction. The few north/south streets that existed were primarily used for local traffic rather than through put. Steep ridges, low lying bogs, and/or rail lines posed significant challenges to north and south traffic. Until the 1960's residents of the east side of Atlanta simply did not circulate north and south much: the eastside neighborhoods related to downtown, but little to each other. As late as 1959, the DeKalb Avenue and train tracks formed a substantial hurdle for north south traffic, requiring steep climbs over 40 foot high berms and crossing multiple train tracks. The north and south side of DeKalb Avenue in the Moreland Corridor had very little in common.
Atlanta Streetcar Map 1924. Linear routes project out from the city center, forming a hub and spoke system rather than a woven network. The street car system was the main transportation mode for the east side neighborhoods.
1946 proposal to build the Moreland Viaduct under DeKalb Ave and the Rail Road. The white road in plan are proposed new construction, and the section diagram shows the 1946 existing grade in a faint line and the proposed grade in a dark line. A 30 foot grade separation prevented access between North and South Moreland.
Moreland Underpass being dug in 1959. The view is from in front of where the Edgewood retail district is today looking north. The Seaboard transformer station on the left is still there today.
Moreland Avenue North of DeKalb before it connected through to South Moreland. It served as a grand boulevard for prominent Atlanta families. The Druid Hills park system along Ponce served as a latter extension to the Moreland high society neighborhood.


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Why Trump's defence secretary pick should 'scare the daylights' out of the U.S.'s enemies
Despite his tough-sounding nicknames and a penchant for salty language, retired general James Mattis should serve as a careful defence secretary in president-elect Donald Trump's White House, according to military analysts.
Mattis is an unusual pick from an unusual president-elect, says former U.S. Army general Barry McCaffrey
Matt Kwong · CBC News · Posted: Dec 03, 2016 5:00 AM ET | Last Updated: December 3, 2016
Donald Trump poses for a photo with retired general James Mattis and vice-president-elect Mike Pence. Trump says Mattis will be nominated for the role of defence secretary. (Don Emmert/AFP/Getty Images)
Donald Trump's pick for defence secretary is a hard-charging former marine general nicknamed Mad Dog who, despite his rank, regularly rode convoys into combat during the Iraq invasion.
James Mattis, former commander of U.S. Central Command, also has a gift for boot-stomping aphorisms.
"Be polite, be professional, but have a plan to kill everybody you meet," Mattis reportedly told marines stationed in Iraq.
But don't be misled by the colourful myth-making, says former U.S. Army general Barry McCaffrey. Mattis reportedly did not care for the Mad Dog label, a moniker that McCaffrey says belies a careful and studied military mind.
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"The least of our worries ought to be that Mattis is a 'Mad Dog,'" says the Seattle-based four-star officer, who applauds Mattis's nomination as a buffer against what he calls an "ignorant and erratic" Trump brain trust.
As much as the appointment should "scare the daylights" out of enemies of the U.S., McCaffrey says, expect the 66-year-old to be a "moderating voice" in the West Wing if he's confirmed.
"We'll have a steady, knowledgeable hand at defence to counter the president-elect's lack of experience and impulsiveness."
U.S. soldiers take part in a live shooting exercise during U.S. operation "Atlantic Resolve" in Adazi, Latvia, earlier this year. If confirmed, Mattis would have the authority to send troops into battle. (Ints Kalnins/Reuters)
Tapping the 41-year Marine Corps veteran brings serious heft to security matters, military scholars say — particularly with regard to Mideast affairs, U.S.-Russia relations, recognizing the value of NATO and rethinking Trump's pledge to "rip up" the Iran nuclear deal.
To McCaffrey, Trump's pick is a "warrior-monk intellectual" with astute knowledge of military history and tactics that will be invaluable in the new administration.
"If I was a jihadist, I'd be digging a tunnel down into the basement and be 60 days into it when they take office."
Could sway Trump against torture
Perhaps more importantly, Mattis seems to wield influence on the soon-to-be Commander-in-Chief, notes Charles Dunlap, a retired U.S. Air Force major-general who knows Mattis personally.
"One example is how, after one relatively short meeting, he had Trump rethinking his controversial views on torture," says Dunlap, a Duke University law professor.
The defence nominee's conversation in Trump Tower last month "surprised" Trump, who told reporters that Mattis's objection to waterboarding gave him pause.
That's noteworthy because they diverge on other issues in which Mattis might hold sway.
General James "Mad Dog" Mattis, who is being considered for Secretary of Defense, was very impressive yesterday. A true General's General!
—@realDonaldTrump
If confirmed, Mattis would likely dissuade Trump from engaging too warmly with Russian President Vladimir Putin, whom Trump has praised as a better leader than U.S. President Barack Obama. (Mattis's would-be underling, national security adviser Michael Flynn, has enjoyed cozier ties with Russia and last year accepted payment to participate in an event in Moscow, where he dined next to Putin.)
Although Mattis is hawkish on Iran, calling it the greatest threat to peace in the Middle East, he's also on the record arguing there's no sensible way for the U.S. to unilaterally scrap the Iran nuclear accord, as Trump has vowed he would.
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As for NATO, Trump has indicated he might want to withdraw U.S. military aid from the 28-member alliance.
Mattis was a former commander of a major NATO strategic command and has thought deeply "about how American forces should work jointly with different armed services … particularly NATO," says Richard Kohn, a military historian at the University of North Carolina.
Lawmakers across the aisle are, for the most part, supportive of the Mattis pick. The loudest dissenting voice from Congress has been from New York senator Kirsten Gillibrand.
One bureaucratic hurdle remains, however.
Historically, in order to prevent against military dictatorship or the possibility of a coup, the framers of the U.S. Constitution baked in provisions to ensure civilians control the military. That means selecting Mattis would require a waiver, or congressional approval, to change the law stipulating a secretary of defence must have left active duty at least seven years ago.
While I respect Gen Mattis's service, I'll oppose a waiver-civilian control of our military is a fundamental principle of American democracy
—@SenGillibrand
'Not a bloodthirsty man'
Mattis has only been out three years, retiring from Central Command in 2013 after reportedly being sacked by Obama for his aggressive line on Iran.
Kohn, who specializes in civilian-military relations, notes that as defence secretary, Mattis would be the only person aside from the Commander-in-Chief with the authority to send troops into battle.
Mattis, shown in a 2011 file photo, spent more than four decades in the U.S. military. If confirmed, he's expected to have a strong voice in the Trump administration. (Matt Dunham/Associated Press, Chris Bergin/Reuters)
"This is not a bloodthirsty man," Kohn says. "He's a fact-based-reality-keen person who tries to meet the world as it is…We can trust him with the care and lives of our children, of our grandchildren."
That said, he doesn't think Mattis will run into problems getting a congressional waiver.
Neither does Dunlap, who says he expects the Senate confirmation to go smoothly.
The last time Congress passed a special act was in 1950 in order to allow retired general George C. Marshall to step into the defence secretary role at the outbreak of the Korean War.
There will be something of a learning curve if Mattis ends up running the Armed Forces, an organization comprising some 2.2 million men and women in the active guard and reserve forces, as well as 25,000 Pentagon staffers. He will be green on the diplomatic aspects of the post.
Retired Army general Barry McCaffrey, shown in a 2009 file photo on Capitol Hill, applauds the nomination of James Mattis for U.S. Secretary of Defense. McCaffrey has described Mattis as a 'warrior-monk intellectual.' (Haraz N. Ghanbari/Associated Press)
Bureaucratic paperwork, managing the media and dealing with the political arena will be newer to him, says McCaffrey, the four-star Army general in Seattle.
For all his battlefield experience, "one thing [Mattis] doesn't have is a life history of dealing with large managerial responsibilities in this way," he says.
"So it's an unusual pick, but of course we've also got an unusual president-elect."
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JOHN HOWELL says the new Townlands Memorial Hospital had "enormous" support from outside the town despite protests at the decision not to have beds there.
Speaking in Parliament on Tuesday, the Henley MP said the hospital was a model for how others should be built with ambulatory care that allowed more patients to be treated at home rather than in hospital beds.
The Oxfordshire Clinical Commissioning Group originally promised to install 18 beds at the new hospital but reversed the decision in favour of five beds at the neighbouring Chilterns Court care home.
This led to widespread protests, including the Henley Standard's Save Our Beds campaign and a march through the town in 2015.
As a result, the commissioning group agreed to have up to 11 beds in the home, which have been at near full occupancy since it opened in November.
Mr Howell told MPs: "Ambulatory care requires a full integration of social care activities and medical activities in an area because it turns the hospital into an extremely efficient medical campus-type facility with very few people needing to stay in overnight.
"In fact, if people stay in overnight, the effects on them are quite horrendous. Anyone over the age of 60 who stays in for four or five days is immediately incontinent.
Mr Howell, who chairs a group of Oxfordshire MPs who meet to discuss issues with the commissioning group about every six weeks, said its public consultation on the new hospital had "left a lot to be desired".
He said: "As a former professional in the area of consultation, I looked with some disdain at what was taking place but I appreciate that the commissioning group had a particular difficulty in seeing the hospital as Henley's or South Oxfordshire's, which they deliberately intended it to become.
"In the villages outside Henley that make up the largest proportion of people in south Oxfordshire, there was enormous support for the proposals. It was only in Henley that people took the opportunity to complain about the lack of beds.
"The fact is that, apart from some minor snags with the new hospital, it is a fantastic new investment by the Department of Health.
He said the county had been one of the worst performers for delayed discharges, which is when patients are unable to leave hospital despite being medically fit to do so, but was now becoming one of the best.
⚫ Dr Kiren Collison, a GP in Witney, has been appointed clinical chairwoman for the Oxfordshire Clinical Commissioning Group following a vote involving the 70 GPs practices in the county.


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Migapulle Arachchi, ou Dom Luis Migapulle Arachchi foi um líder rebelde que operava no reino de Jafanapatão, no período imediatamente posterior à sua anexação pelo Império Português em 1619. Inicialmente um senhor feudal pró-português que se opunha ao usurpador Cankili II, após a derrota deste voltou-se contra a administração portuguesa. Em 1620, convidou o vizinho rei Raghunatha Nayak a disponibilizar tropas para a libertação do território, obtendo também o apoio da população local. A rebelião durou cerca de um mês, tendo terminado após a chegada de reforços das possessões portuguesas em Colombo e Negapatão. Migapulle liderou também uma segunda rebelião em dezembro de 1620, com o auxílio do reino de Tanjavur e de locais. Seria finalmente derrotado em fevereiro de 1621 por Filipe de Oliveira, capitão-major de Jafanapatão. A rebelião foi suprimida com excessiva brutalidade contra a população civil.

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Campagne-lès-Hesdin is een voormalig kanton van het Franse departement Pas-de-Calais. Het kanton maakte deel uit van het arrondissement Montreuil. In 2015 ging het gehele kanton op in het kanton Auxi-le-Château.

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Het kanton Campagne-lès-Hesdin omvatte de volgende gemeenten:

 Aix-en-Issart (Rodenaken)
 Beaurainville
 Boisjean
 Boubers-lès-Hesmond
 Brimeux
 Buire-le-Sec
 Campagne-lès-Hesdin (hoofdplaats)
 Douriez
 Gouy-Saint-André
 Hesmond
 Lespinoy
 Loison-sur-Créquoise
 Maintenay
 Marant
 Marenla
 Maresquel-Ecquemicourt
 Marles-sur-Canche
 Offin
 Roussent
 Saint-Denœux
 Saint-Rémy-au-Bois
 Saulchoy
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I tried to search for extract class or extract to class, but im not sure im supposed to extract ?
and is there any live chat that people use to help with intellij or should i just post here?
As far as I know, there is not a direct way to do what you want. But there is away it can be done in a few step.
A "Rename variables" dialog will open. Select to rename A.b2 to b where 'b' is the same name of the field of your original 'B' field from when you extracted members from A to B. Click OK.
In Class A, there will be duplicate fields named 'b'. One will be a new B() declaration, and the other a new B2() declaration. Delete the B2 one.
Safe delete class B2. There should not be any other uses of it and therefore it should delete safely.
As for a chat area for help/support, I am unaware of any.


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Brigid Berlin, one of Andy Warhol's Superstars, has died aged 80
She is remembered for her 'Tit Prints' and as the artist Warhol once claimed actually made his art
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Brigid Berlin, an ex-debutante who rose to fame as one of Andy Warhol's Superstars, has died at the age of 80. Her death was confirmed by Vincent Fremont, a longtime friend and executive manager of Warhol's studio between 1974 and 1987.
Berlin – also known as Brigid Polk, because she liked to administer amphetamine injections, or pokes, to herself and others – was a fixture on the New York underground art scene in the 60s and 70s, best known for her friendship with Warhol, who she met in 1964.
She worked at the Silver Factory – sometimes as a receptionist – but also appearing in several of Warhol's films, including Imitation of Christ (1967), Women in Revolt (1971), Ciao Manhattan (1972), Bad (1977), and the 1976 documentary Chelsea Girls, where she famously shot shot amphetamines into her backside mid-monologue. Warhol once told TIME magazine that it was in fact Berlin who had made his art as a joke; their value instantly fell, and Warhol retracted the comment immediately.
Still, Berlin was vital in shaping the Waholian canon, most notably through her "Tit Prints", canvases onto which she stamped her paint-dripped breasts. She also organised The Cock Book, a mammoth three-volume scrapbook of penis drawings by Jasper Johns, Jane Fonda, Larry Rivers, and Leonard Cohen, among others.
She was an early adopter of Polaroid photography, creating self-portraits using double-exposure. "I got into Polaroids even before Andy got into them because of some pictures I saw in Vogue in the early 60s by Marie Cosindas," Berlin explained in a 2015 Artforum interview.
John Waters, who cast Berlin in two of his films from the 90s, sums her up perfectly in his foreword to her 2015 monograph: "Brigid was always my favourite underground movie star; big, often naked, and ornery as hell... The Polaroids here show just how wide Brigid's world was; her access was amazing. She was never a groupie, always an insider."
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Fireflight Announces 'INNOVA'; First New Album in Over 3 Years
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After an immensely fruitful run under an arm of Sony that yielded a GRAMMY nomination, the soundtrack for NBC's "Bionic Woman" promos and victory in Taco Bell's "Feed The Beat" campaign that catapulted the band onto a performance at the Winter X Games, Fireflight announces INNOVA, its first new album in over three years. INNOVA will be released independently through The Fuel Music May 5, 2015.
Refined during a season of pain, uncertainty and frustration, the band's fifth full-length album is already finding significant success at radio as the band stretches the limits of its art, reinventing itself while continuing to connect with its fans on a personal level.
Vocalist Dawn Michele, bassist Wendy Drennen, guitarist Glenn Drennen and drummer Adam McMillion, now a foursome after Fireflight's guitarist Justin Cox stepped down to spend more time with his growing family, leave major label life behind for the release of INNOVA.
"We had a great relationship with our label for the past eight years, but we were not going in the same direction as the other artists on our label," says Wendy, who credits the band's fans for having enough faith in Fireflight to become a part of the renewal process that led to the new album.
"INNOVA (the Latin word for 'renew') is a really old word, but it's also almost futuristic in a way," says Glenn. "It really told the story in one word of bringing what Fireflight has done in the past, but also moving it into the future. The official release date of 5/5/15 is significant because it's going to be our fifth album and celebrates the 15th year of the band."
Already garnering acclaim, INNOVA's lead single, "Resuscitate," made its debut at No. 19 late last year and quickly rose all the way to No. 1 on Billboard's Christian Rock chart, becoming Fireflight's eighth No. 1 radio hit. The song stays true to the band's heavy musical roots across a narrative of feeling pushed to the absolute limit, but nonetheless suggests digging down deep within a well of faith for a jumpstart rather than simply throwing in the towel.
"It's God who breaks through the confusion, and stills the destructive forces in our lives," says Dawn of the inspiration behind "Resuscitate" and referencing Colossians 1:13. "He comes at our weakest moment and breathes new life into us."
A lyric video for "Resuscitate," filmed by Phil Ernest and featuring Dawn Michele, can be seen now at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHOitbbqr-0. The song is also available on iTunes at while the full album is available for pre-order.
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MAPK14 Antibody (C-term) (ABIN1882176) flow cytometric analysis of Hela cells (right histogram) compared to a negative control cell (left histogram). FITC-conjugated goat-anti-rabbit secondary antibodies were used for the analysis.
Immunogen This MAPK14 antibody is generated from rabbits immunized with a KLH conjugated synthetic peptide between 295-324 amino acids from the C-terminal region of human MAPK14.
Background P38 is a member of the MAP kinase family. MAP kinases act as an integration point for multiple biochemical signals, and are involved in a wide variety of cellular processes such as proliferation, differentiation, transcription regulation and development. This kinase is activated by various environmental stresses and proinflammatory cytokines. The activation requires its phosphorylation by MAP kinase kinases (MKKs), or its autophosphorylation triggered by the interaction of MAP3K7IP1/TAB1 protein with this kinase. The substrates of this kinase include transcription regulator ATF2, MEF2C, and MAX, cell cycle regulator CDC25B, and tumor suppressor p53, which suggest the roles of this kinase in stress related transcription and cell cycle regulation, as well as in genotoxic stress response.


He met an untimely death at the age of 60 when his helicopter crashed at the Rudrakonda Hill, due to bad weather. The helicopter was carrying YSR Reddy, two of his staff and two pilots to Chittoor when it went missing in heavy rainfall in the Naxal and tiger-infested Nalamalla forests.24 hours after YSR's chopper went missing, it was located atop Serai Salem hill, at a distance 40 nautical miles (70 km) east of Kurnool.
YYSRas a politician brought awareness among rural masses and this made him their God. This is the real reason why people among poorer sections love YSR even now. YSR was the successful politician and he never lot any election he contested. His political career turned after the famous padayatra he undertook in mid-summer 2003. Every successful leader face opposition and also many allegations.
Opposition accused him of indulging in rampant corruption in the name of welfare programs. But what mattered to people was whether the fruits of the Government schemes are reaching them. So even though YSR named all the programs after Indira Gandhi,Rajiv Gandhi etc, only his name is still remembered.YSR became a brand and it was a remarkable achievement considering that Congress party and top leadership never allow other than Gandhi family to grow in the party.
Though he hails from the Congress party, people remember YSR as just YSR and do not even remember about Congress. His sudden and tragic demise left huge vacuum and the developments,turmoil state went after his death highlighted his importance as a leader even more.