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Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health
Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health is a unique and exciting concept in medicine: a medical center dedicated solely to the pursuit of more effective treatments for brain diseases and to the provision of state-of-the-art care for patients affected by these diseases and their families.
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Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health provides diagnosis and ongoing treatment for patients with cognitive disorders and support services for family members who care for them, integrating research and education at every level. We take a team approach to neurological care, with physicians, advanced practice clinicians and nurses working in an integrated fashion.
Across our four locations — Cleveland and Lakewood, Ohio; Las Vegas, Nevada and Weston, Florida — our treatment programs are designed to provide excellent care and to respect the dignity of patients and their families. Our collaborative clinical research programs help to advance Cleveland Clinic's groundbreaking clinical trials and offer hope for improving brain health.
An individualized treatment plan is developed for each patient who is treated at the Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health. The plan is tailored to each patient and may include recommendations for medications, physical exercise, diet, cognitive rehabilitation, psychiatric treatment (when needed), participation in clinical trials and family support.
Many individuals experiencing cognitive decline can benefit from targeted, individualized therapy sessions. At the Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health, our board certified specialists use cutting-edge technology and customized exercises during one-on-one treatment sessions. Unlike general or orthopedic therapy, our physical (PT), occupational therapy (OT) and speech-language pathology (SLP) programs are specifically tailored to the needs of those experiencing the effects of brain disorders. By incorporating patients' interests and hobbies and offering socially enriching experiences, we work to increase our patients' mobility and agility while decreasing fatigue and falls. We also work to improve all aspects of communication and cognition.
Our center's goal is to leverage research, provide expert care to patients and their caregivers, and empower patients to live as independently as possible.
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The perceptions about dementia and its effects on patients and their families are often negative. And too often, people's actual experiences are rarely talked about — let alone understood. This disease — and those touched by it — needs more visibility and understanding.
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Over the weekend we hosted a brunch for family and I wanted to dress up the table a little extra special. I printed out some of these Laurel Wreath designs to use as name place cards. While it's not necessary to have assigned seats, I think it's a nice way to acknowledge our guests and it's fun to feel a little fancy.
I picked up a few bundles of berries from Trader Joe's in shades of red, snipped the extra stem off and tied with twine to the napkin roll. This couldn't have been easier and adds a little color to this simple setting.
The banded plates are the Gibson Platinum collection from Bed, Bath, & Beyond.The chargers I picked up a few years ago at Hobby Lobby, I think they still have them because I see them every year. The table runner is from Marshall's. I found most of the centerpiece items at thrift stores. Normally they are scattered around the house but bringing them together makes for a nice arrangement. I also used a small block of the wet green floral foam to help hold the hydrangeas in place, worked perfectly!
I made a couple of quiches using this always successful recipe, these Cranberry Scones, and this Cinnamon French Toast Casserole. We also had a tasty ham, spinach salad and fruit. The perfect combination for a hearty brunch.
So happy it's a short week, I'm ready to sleep in a few extra days and hopefully make some progress on our current renovation project.
The design of the Laurel Wreath, or sometimes called an Olive Wreath, is classic and perfect for the holidays. I wanted to whip up some place setting name cards for the Thanksgiving brunch we are hosting this weekend but was having trouble finding a usable image of a laurel wreath. I use PicMonkey to edit my photos and they offer some overlays with wreaths currently being one of them.
Here are the How-To Steps if you want to make your own wreath (pick your color, size, design, etc) using PicMonkey.
1. First thing you will want to do is open up an image to create a blank slate. This can be any image since we will essentially just be adding a white box over it to cover.
2. Select the Butterfly Icon which are the Overlays.
3. Choose either the rectangle or square image.
4. Choose your background color, I wanted white.
6. Merge the overlay to the photo.
The Basic options are free but the Royal ones you need to pay for the monthly access to PicMonkey. I actually like the Basic ones better, at least for the traditional Laurel Wreath design I had in mind.
11. Re-size the wreath and change the color as desired. I like to make it pretty big so it will not lose clarity no matter the size of the project.
12. Save - I prefer to make one at a time and then save them as JPG file so they can later be easily added to a word document for formatting & printing as needed.
I'm so glad I found these on PicMonkey. Easy to create and endless options! Have fun creating & crafting - let me know if you have any questions and I can try to help!


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Spring football 2018
Hawkeye defensive linemen Sam Brincks (90) and Cedrick Lattimore (95) leap into J.T. Barrett's passing lane during Iowa's 55-24 upset of No. 3 Ohio State Saturday, Nov. 4, 2017, at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City. (photo by Brian Fleck)
Don Lund
It's time to talk spring football for the Iowa Hawkeyes.
The Hawks have to replace three linebackers, two backs and one lineman on the defensive side of the ball.
On offense, the top two running backs, two starting linemen and a wide receiver are gone.
Defensively speaking, Iowa gave up an average of 19.9 points per game, which isn't a bad number.
The defense also gave up an average of 4.1 yards per carry. It would be desirable to have the number under 4.The font four could be the deepest the Hawkeyes' possessed since Kirk Ferentz became coach.
This is after learning Daviyon Nixon (6-3, 305 pounds) will have to sit out next season to work on his grades.
Nixon, who will practice with the team, is a JuCo transfer from Iowa Western expected to be in the rotation on the defensive line.
Iowa will miss tackle Nathan Bazata, who was All-Big Ten last fall and started 37 games for the Hawks.
Brady Reiff (6-3, 272) and Cedrick Lattimore (6-3, 295) are listed as the top two tackles for spring ball.
Reiff played in all 13 games last year and put on 12 pounds in the offseason.
Cedrick also played in every game with five starts
Matt Nelson (6-8, 295), who started eight games last season, is held out recovering from a surgery.
Nelson started the last seven games and has eight sacks for his career.
Backups include Dallas Jacobus (6-0, 280), a sophomore from Cedar Rapids Kennedy, and Garret Jansen (6-2, 280), a junior from Pella.
Jacobus, a walk-on, was first team all-state as a senior at Kennedy, and was named District Defensive Player of the Year.
Jansen is a two-year letterman who played in every game last season.
Jansen was also first team all-state as a senior and a four-year starter at Pella.
Think about this Hawkeye fans… A. J. Epenesa (6-5, 272) was a five-star recruit coming out of high school.
He was rated the No. 1 high school defensive end in the nation with offers from Alabama, Florida State, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, UCLA, USC, every Big 10 school and every Big 12 school plus numerous others.
Epenesa played in every game last year, but is listed number two on the depth chart behind Parker Hesse (6-3, 261), who will be a senior next fall.
Hesse is a three-year letterman who intercepted a pass against Nebraska as a freshman and scored from 4 yards-out in Iowa's 28-20 win.
Last season, Hesse was named Second Team Academic All-American.
Anthony Nelson (6-7, 271) is the starter on the left side.
Nelson, a junior, is a two-year starter named Third Team All-Big Ten last season.
He led the team in sacks (7.5) and recorded 9.5 tackles for loss.
The former Urbandale prep was named First Team Academic All-American.
When Anthony (6-7), Matt Nelson (6-8) and A. J. Epenesa (6-5) are the front line, it is a tall task to pass over. Anthony Nelson had four pass breakups last year, Matt Nelson three and Epenesa one.
Backups include Sam Brincks (275) and Romeo McKnight (6-4, 257).
Brincks is a senior and a three-year letterman. He played in every game the last two years and had 17 tackles last season.
McKnight was ranked the No. 9 prospect in Illinois his senior year in high school. He won the state wrestling championship at 220 pounds as a junior.
Iowa is bringing in four-star defensive end recruit John Waggoner (6-5, 245).
Waggoner was rated the top recruit in Iowa and because of the Hawkeyes' depth at defensive end, they could redshirt him.
Phil Parker, the defensive coordinator, was asked recently how many defensive line players he would like in the rotation.
Parker said 10 and the Hawks will be close to having that many.
Two players leave Hawkeyes
As most of you know by now, two Hawkeye basketball players decided to leave the program.
Brady Ellingson, a 6-4 guard, graduates this spring and will be a graduate transfer at another school next year.
Ahmad Wagner, a 6-7 forward, will leave Iowa this spring and transfer to a school to play football next season.
Both players were good students, didn't make waves off the court and were good teammates.
Ellingson had a career-high 23 points against Savannah State in 2016 and hit five 3-pointers against Ohio State in 2017. He played in all 34 games in 2016-17 and didn't miss a free throw going 18-18 from the line. For Ellingson's career, he recorded one start and shot 40 percent from 3-point range.
Wagner started 25 times in his three years, was never a great scorer but played good defense, was a solid rebounder and a good leader on the team. When he was a senior in high school, he helped lead his basketball team to a state title in Ohio. He also started on the football team that made it to the state finals. The 6-7, 235-pound split end caught 58 passes for 1,028 yards and 17 touchdowns.
Ohio State was interested in Wagner as a football player, but he stayed with Iowa to play basketball.
Offensive coordinator Brian Ferentz contacted Wagner since he has two seasons of eligibility left, if he stays at Iowa.
This could open up three scholarships for the Hawkeyes if Tyler Cook doesn't return.
Both Ellingson and Wagner did a good job of representing the Hawkeyes, good luck to both of them.
I'd like to see Connor McCaffery get one of the scholarships and play basketball full-time as he is currently a walk-on.
The basketball teams needs Connor more than the baseball team does and it is so hard to compete in both sports, since the seasons overlap so much.
All Hawkeye fans know Iowa could use another point guard to help the team.
Hopefully, Fran McCaffery can get a grad transfer or even a junior college transfer like a Bryce Cartwright.
Cartwright came to Iowa in 2010 from junior college playing in all 31 games. He led the team in assists and was named honorable mention All-Big Ten.
Iowa finished 11-20 that season, Fran's first.
It's already an interesting offseason.
Next week, I'll look at the linebackers, and how does Iowa replace a consensus first team All-American?
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By Anthony Crupi . Published on January 29, 2018.
Target again bankrolled a live performance-as-commercial during Sunday night's Grammy Awards.
The 60th Annual Grammy Awards may have dominated Sunday night's TV lineup, but if the preliminary ratings data holds up, the broadcast will stand as the Recording Academy's least-watched shindig in 9 years.
According to Nielsen fast national data, CBS's presentation of the Grammys averaged 19.8 million viewers and a 5.9 demo rating, which translates to 7.6 million adults 18 to 49. That marks a 24 percent decline when compared to last year's overall deliveries (26.1 million viewers) and 7.8 demo rating.
CBS took a similar hit among music fans in its target demo. Nielsen estimates eyeball the network's delivery of adults 25-54 at around 8.33 million viewers, which can be reverse engineered to a 6.9 rating. That works out to a 24 percent drop compared to last year's delivery (a 9.1 rating, or 10.9 million adults 25 to 54).
Last night's broadcast was the least-watched Grammys since the 2009 event drew 19 million viewers.
Overnight ratings in the 56 Nielsen metered markets, which account for around 68 percent of all U.S. TV households, were down 21 percent to a 12.7.
Like pretty much everything else on TV, ratings for CBS's annual musical spectacular of late have been on a gradual downhill trend. Keep the losses in perspective, though; the 59th Annual Grammy Awards was the 18th most-watched broadcast of 2017.
The last time the Grammys put up truly monster ratings was in 2012, when 39.9 million viewers tuned in to watch what would turn out to be a night-long tribute to singer Whitney Houston, who only the day before had been found dead in her hotel room at the Beverly Hilton.
The all-time record for a Grammys broadcast was notched way back in 1984, when Michael Jackson's "Thriller" sweep helped CBS scare up a jaw-dropping 51.7 million viewers. Forty-five percent of all TVs that were in use during the broadcast were locked in to CBS.
Per iSpot.tv estimates, the most visible advertisers in last night's Grammycast included Target, Lincoln Motor Co., Warner Bros. ("Tomb Raider," "Game Night", "Ready Player One," "Rampage"), Uber, IBM, Ford, McDonald's and Progressive. Target, which over the past several years has bowed long-form custom creative during the Grammys, last night dropped a live performance video featuring country singer Maren Morris in collaboration with DJ/instrumentalist Zedd and the pop/EDM duo Grey.
Media buyers said CBS had booked 30-second slices of Grammys inventory at around $1 million a throw.
Next on the Awards Season docket is ABC's March 4 presentation of the 90th Academy Awards. Last year's Oscars averaged 32.9 million viewers, while delivering the lowest-recorded adults 18-49 demo (9.1) and household rating (18.4) since Nielsen began keeping track of the data.


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Q: Why should I use CUDA __shared__ memory as "extern" An example how to use dynamically allocated and therefore extern __shared__ memory in CUDA is given: Use dynamic shared memory allocation for two different vectors
    extern __shared__ float array[];
    __device__ void func()      // __device__ or __global__ function
    {
        short* array0 = (short*)array;
        float* array1 = (float*)&array0[128];
        int*   array2 =   (int*)&array1[64];
    }

But why should I ever use extern dynamically allocated shared memory when I have to assign it to variables manually anyway?
I do not see any drawback to the following solution:
    __device__ void func()      // __device__ or __global__ function
    {
        __shared__ float array[MAXIMALLY_NEEDED_SIZE];
        short* array0 = (short*)array;
        float* array1 = (float*)&array0[128];
        int*   array2 =   (int*)&array1[64];
    }

Clearly, with the first solution, I can save some shared memory. But how would this ever help me?
(I guess there's a good reason for dynamically allocated memory, but I don't see it, so I probably have a lack in my understanding. That's why I ask.)

A: The reason to use dynamically allocated shared memory (as opposed to statically allocated) is similar to one reason why you might want to allocate anything dynamically instead of statically:  at compile-time, you don't know the size of the allocation you will want.
The example you've given doesn't illustrate this point very well.  The original purpose of that example was to illustrate how to handle multiple independent objects residing in shared memory in the dynamically allocated case, not to highlight the uses of dynamic vs. static shared memory.

Clearly, with the first solution, I can save some shared memory. But how would this ever help me?

One possible reason that saving shared memory might be valuable, is because it can impact occupancy, and thus performance.
Suppose I had a parallel reduction code, and suppose that it used shared memory as the primary reduction medium.  Typically the amount of shared memory I will need will be related to the number of threads I use in my threadblock.  Now let's also suppose that depending on the exact problem I have, I may want to adjust the number of threads per threadblock, at runtime.
If I launch a threadblock of 256 threads, and I am doing a parallel reduction on 64-bit integers, I may need 256*8bytes (2KB) of shared memory per threadblock.  If I launch a threadblock of 1024 threads, I would need 8KB of shared memory per threadblock (this is the maximum conceivable).
If I simply hard-coded this value, so that it could be used at compile-time as part of a static allocation, I would need to use the 8KB value.  This would limit me to 6 threadblocks maximum occupancy on most GPUs (6*8KB = 48KB maximum shared memory), even if I were launching threadblocks of only 256 threads.  (And if I needed any shared memory for any other purpose, then my max occupancy would be less than 6 threadblocks.)
With dynamic allocation, threadblocks of 1024 threads still have the same limits as above, but threadblocks launched with 256 threads will be able to achieve theoretically higher occupancy (at least based on shared memory limits), which could translate to higher performance.

A: To avoid messy declarations such as float* array1 = (float*)&array0[128], you can pack shared content in a struct:
struct Shared
{
    short array0[128];
    float array1[64];
    int array2[32];
};

__device__ void func()
{
    extern __shared__ Shared shr[];
    /* use example:
       shr->array0[some_index]
       shr->array1[some_index]
       shr->array2[some_index]
    */
}

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If there was an award for technical design excellence, it should certainly be given to Vint Cerf and Robert Kahn, the original designers of TCP/IP. The TCP/IP architecture, designed about 30 years ago, is now used on billions of devices around the world ranging from portable devices and laptop to super computers. The IP protocol suite has been enhanced to support multicast, Quality of Service (QoS), traffic engineering, and real-time services with the architecture fully preserved. This chapter discusses the original design goals and why this architecture must be preserved.


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Q: Determine the unit setting in powerpoint I am trying use VBA to determine the user preference for the measurement unit in PowerPoint, however, I can't find the correct method. Do you know a way to determine if the unit setting is in inches, cm, pt?

A: If you're on Windows, there is no setting for preferred measurement units. PPT picks up the units, metric or imperial, from your Windows settings.
If it's important to know what units the user is seeing, you'd need to query the Win API.
If your code needs to use coordinates, the setting the user sees is not relevant; your code will use points (72 to the inch).
Did a bit of digging in a couple of Dan Appleman's old books and cobbled up this API call to determine whether the system is set to US or Metric. If I pass it 1033 (US English), it returns 1 until I go into Control Panel and set the system for metric; then it returns 0. But with the system set to US, the function returns 0 if I pass it the locale code for e.g. Dutch.
Fair warning: I'm strictly a cut/paste/play 'til it stops crashing API programmer. Nearly incompetent at it. Take it all with a grain of salt, eh?
Option Explicit

Declare Function GetLocaleInfo& Lib "kernel32" Alias "GetLocaleInfoA" (ByVal _
Locale As Long, ByVal LCType As Long, ByVal lpLCData As String, ByVal cchData _
As Long)

Function WindowsUSorMetric() As Long
' Returns 1 for U.S. or 0 for Metric
' NOTE: Needs modification before it'll work with 64-bit apps
'       Assumes USEnglish

    Dim Locale As Long
    Dim LCType As Long
    Dim lpLCData As String
    Dim cchData As Long

    ' 1033 is the languageID for US English
    ' Use the Object Browser in the VBA IDE, look up msolanguageid for others
    Locale = 1033
    LCType = &HD
    lpLCData = String$(255, 0)
    cchData = 255

    Call GetLocaleInfo(Locale, LCType, lpLCData, cchData)

    WindowsUSorMetric = CLng(Left$(lpLCData, InStr(lpLCData, Chr$(0)) - 1))

End Function

Sub TestMe()
    MsgBox WindowsUSorMetric
End Sub

A: I had this need too; with Word or Excel is easy, because Word.Application.Options.MeasurementUnit or Excel.Application.MeasurementUnit returns it; but for other Office Apps you have to grab it from a registry key, if your project has no Word or Excel reference, of course.
I have in one module:
Option Explicit

Public Const KeyInternationalMeasurementUnits As String = "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\International\iMeasure"

Enum eMeasure
    Metrics = 0
    Imperial = 1
End Enum
Function eMeasure_ToEnum(str As String) As eMeasure
    Select Case str
        Case "Metrics": eMeasure_ToEnum = Metrics
        Case "Imperial": eMeasure_ToEnum = Imperial
    End Select
End Function
Function eMeasure_ToString(value As eMeasure) As String
    Select Case value
        Case Metrics: eMeasure_ToString = "Metrics"
        Case Imperial: eMeasure_ToString = "Imperial"
    End Select
End Function

Function RegKeyRead(ByVal ReadedKey As String) As String
    Dim thisWS As Object
    Set thisWS = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")

    RegKeyRead = thisWS.RegRead(ReadedKey)
    Set thisWS = Nothing
End Function

Function RegKeyExists(ByVal RegKey As String) As Boolean
Dim thisWS As Object

  On Error GoTo ErrorHandler
  Set thisWS = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
  thisWS.RegRead RegKey
  RegKeyExists = True
  GoTo ExitFunction
ExitFunction:
  Set thisWS = Nothing
  Exit Function

ErrorHandler:
  RegKeyExists = False
  GoTo ExitFunction
End Function

And I call it whenever I need to:
Function WhichInternationalMeasurementUnits() As String
    If RegKeyExists(KeyInternationalMeasurementUnits) Then
        WhichInternationalMeasurementUnits = eMeasure_ToString(CInt(RegKeyRead(KeyInternationalMeasurementUnits)))
    End If
End Function

You can adapt too an IsWord or IsExcel precondition test like this one that I used to grab which decimal sign is on regional settings.


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Common Chlorsphingus
On January 28, 2023 by lightshedder With 0 Comments - birds, Las Cruces BS, OTS, nature, Sony RX10iv, wildlife
Common Chlorosphingus: Las Cruces Biological Research Station, San Vito, Costa Rica, December 2022 — Indeed the most common Chlorosphingus in Costa Rica and probably in Central America. One of the most common birds around feeders and often the flock leader in mixed feeding flocks in the forest. They are pretty much everywhere, at higher elevations though I think the Sooty-capped is more common at the highest elevations. Sony Rx10iv at 485 and 600mm equivalents. Program mode with my custom birds and wildlife modifications. Processed in Pixelmator Photo and Apple Photos. ISO 800 and 400 @ f4 @ 1/500th. Plus .7EV.
Lesson's Motmot
Lesson's Motmot: Las Cruces Biological Research Station, San Vito, Costa Rica, December 2022 — If you remember, I posted a Lesson's Motmot from our very first day in Costa Rica, from the grounds of the Hotel Bougainvilla, This one came for the bananas on the terrace behind the dinning hall at Las Curces. Lesson's and the Blue-capped Motmot with a range in Northeast Mexico both used to be the Blue-crowned Motmot when I first birded in Central America. The Lesson's is perhaps the most common Motmot in Central American and certainly in Costa Rica. Sony Rx10iv at 580mm and 493mm equivalents. Program mode with my custom birds and wildlife modifications. Processed in Pixelmator Pro and Apple Photos. Upright: ISO 400 @ f4 @ 1/500th. Horizontal: ISO 800 @ f4 @ 1/500th. Plus .7EV.
Crested Guan: Las Cruces Biological Research Station, San Vito, Costa Rica, December 2022 — The Crested is the lowland and foothills Guan in Costa Rica…replaced by the Black Guan at higher elevations. There were several around the grounds of the Wilson Botanical Gardens at Las Cruces. This one came out into a patch of sun for us. Sony Rx10iv at 600mm equivalent. Program mode with my custom birds and wildlife modifications. Processed in Pixelmator Photo and Apple Photos. ISO 320 @ f4 @ 1/500th.
Fiery-billed Aracari
Fiery-billed Aracari: Las Cruces Biological Research Station, San Vito, Costa Rica, December 2022 — Though we see Fiery-billed Aracari on the Osa Peninsula, I alway enjoy them at the feeders on the deck behind the dinning hall at Las Cruces. Up close and personal. And such intense birds! They, like most of the Toucan family, are terrible bullies and nest predators, but you have to admire their plumage and that massive bright bill. 🙂 Sony Rx10iv at 486 and 587mm equivalents. Program mode with my custom birds and wildlife modifications. Processed in Pixelmator Photo and Apple Photos. ISO 100 @ f4 @ 1/500th and 1/640th.
Euphonias
Spot-crowned and Yellow-throated Euphonia: Las Cruces Biological Research Station, San Vito, Costa Rica, December 2023 — when we visited Las Cruces last year, that is in 2021, there were only Spot-crowned Euphonias coming to the feeders…but this year (2022) there were both Spot-crowned and Yellow-throated. Such a treat! Sony Rx10iv at 600mm equivalent. Program mode with my custom birds and wildlife modifications. Processed in Pixelmator Photo and Apple Photos. ISO 100 @ f4 @ 1/1000th and 1/640th.
Green Honeycreeper: Las Cruces Biological Research Station, San Vito, Costa Rica, December 2022 — This is one of those rare bird species which is obviously named for the female, who is indeed, very very green. The male, in his turquoise and black, can therefore, come as somewhat of a surprise, the first time you see one…which is likely to be at any fruit feeder in Central America or almost anywhere except the highest mountains and deepest Amazon in northern South America. Of course they do exist just fine where people are not feeding birds…but they are certainly among the most common "feeder birds" in American tropics, often arriving first and staying longest. Sony Rx10iv at 600mm equivalent. Program mode with my custom birds and wildlife modifications. Processed in Pixelmator Photo and Apple Photos. ISO 100 and 1600 @ f4 @ 1/500th.
Speckled Tanager
Speckled Tanager: Las Cruces Biological Research Station, San Vito, Costa Rica, December 2022 — The Speckled Tanager is reason enough to visit the Wilson Botanical Gardens at Las Cruces Biological Research Station. It is a bird of upper and mid-canopy in the foothills of the Caribbean slope and the South Pacific slope, but it does come down to fruit feeders. They are regular visitors to the periodic feeding station on the terrace by the dinning hall at LCBRS. I say periodic since there is really only fruit out when a group of birders/photographers are visiting (it is a BYOF feeder, and we always stop in town for fruit on our way to Las Cruces). The Speckled Tanager of Central America and northern South America is very closely related to the Spotted Tanager found further south in South America. They might, at one time, have been the same species but they have become geographically separated. That's one theory anyway. I have only ever seen them at the Wilson Botanical Garden and early in the morning when the rising sun makes them glow. Sony Rx10iv at 600mm equivalent. Program mode with my custom birds and wildlife modifications. Processed in Pixelmator Pro and Apple Photos. ISO 100 @ f4 @ 1/500th.
Snowy-bellied Hummingbird
On December 7, 2022 by lightshedder With 0 Comments - birds, Costa Rica, hummingbird, Las Cruces BS, OTS, nature
Snowy-bellied Hummingbird: Las Cruses Biological Station / Wilson Botanical Gardens, Costa Rica, December 2022 — Not the best photo but a very good bird. We missed it yesterday…at least missed photo ops…so I was out at sun-up in the gardens waiting for it this morning and it came just as I would have had to leave to make it back for breakfast. One quick stop in the sun and it was gone again. Sony Rx10iv at 600mm equivalent. Program mode with my custom birds and wildlife modifications. Processed in Pixelmator Photo and Apple Photos. ISO 800 @ f4 @ 1/500th.
Golden-hooded Tanager
On December 6, 2022 by lightshedder With 0 Comments - birds, Costa Rica, Las Cruces BS, OTS, nature, Sony RX10iv, wildlife
Golden-hooded Tanager: Wilson Botanical Gardens, Las Cruses Biological Station, Costa Rica, December 2022 — One of my favorite Tanagers of Central America…especially when seen in good early morning light. Found on both slopes from lowlands through foothills. Sony Rx10iv at 591mm. Program mode with my custom birds and wildlife modifications. Processed in Pixelmator Photo and Apple Photos. ISO 100 @ f4 @ 1/800th.


Apologies for all of those who were expecting to be reading my thoughts on the "Fugazi" album from Marillion. Trust me, that will be coming very soon. What has thrown a metal spanner in the works was my getting and listening to the debut album, "Afterthoughts" by Greywind after seeing them dominate the Avalanche Stage on the Saturday and Download. Now, that I've had a couple of listens to it, I am even more impressed and now want to spread the word about this band.
At first listen, one might be tempted to compare Greywind to Paramore and there are similarities in the sound beyond the fact that both are fronted by female lead singers. Only similarities though, as I find Greywind to be much more in your face than what Paramore ever was, no disrespect to that band. There is some powerful forces at work on "Afterthoughts" in between some flashes of prog metal. The best example of this is on the tracks "Circle" and "The Lake." The latter uses a piano in a very seductive way that lures you into a possible mellow out before belting you ear drums with more guitars. However, those aren't my favourite tracks on the album. The title track is a definite candidate as well as being a great opener for the album. I also like the track "Desolate" for its start like a ballad before ripping your head off power chords and then going back and forth between the two and "Car Spins" is a very interesting track to say indeed.
One thing I learned after purchasing the album was that Greywind are actually a brother and sister act fronted by guitarist Paul O'Sullivan and singer Stephanie O'Sullivan. The rhythm section get a mention in the Special Thanks part on the label as they should. Mark Chapman and Adam Perry make a very good one here. Guitarist Paul is a very good guitarist which is paradoxical for me. I usually like ones who do blistering solos ala Van Halen, Nugent, Blackmore, Iommi, Page etc. I had to stop there before I got carried away naming all the great axemen. He does play some intricate little riffs throughout the songs that don't escape your attention.
For me though, it's the dominating voice of Steph that makes this album for me. In comparison to Paramore, Hayley Williams' vocals don't even come close! Steph O'Sullivan can do it all. She can sing soft or belt you with her raw power vocal chords. She did that at Download and she does it here on the album.
Stephanie O'Sullivan giving it her all.
The whole point of my writing "Rock and Roll Children" and starting 80sMetalman was to get everyone to get out their old albums and listen to them again. I know a lot of you never stopped listening to them. In this case, I'm hoping that you will give a new band a chance and listen to their debut album because I think it's worth it.
Back in 1981, I thought I did a great job keeping up with all the music that was going around at the time, especially considering the fact that I was a bit hampered by serving in the military back then. However, the more I explore this year in music, not only have a drawn the conclusion that 1981 was a killer year for music, I feel slightly sick at my discovery of how many great albums that went past me unnoticed, including this debut album from Motley Crue.
Another issue from listening to the album has also surfaced here. I now offer an official apology to Crue guitarist Mick Mars. See, I always had him written down as the worst guitarist in metal but now I withdraw that branding from Mick. Getting things in perspective, I am not going the other way and start comparing him with the likes of Van Halen, Nugent, Rhodes or even Iommi, but "Too Fast For Love," proves to me that he's not as bad as I first figured. Mick, if you're reading this, my most humble apologies.
"Too Fast For Love" shows Motley Crue at a time when they were hungry and just wanted to create some good in your face heavy metal. As we will see further on down the line, something changed but we can leave that til another day. In the mean time, lets celebrate what has become for me, one of the biggest surprise albums from 1981.


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Caroline Ouellette OC (* 25. Mai 1979 in Montreal, Québec) ist eine kanadische Eishockeyspielerin, die seit 2008 für die Les Canadiennes de Montréal in der Canadian Women's Hockey League spielt. Die Stürmerin gehörte zwischen 1999 und 2015 zum Aufgebot der kanadischen Nationalmannschaft und gewann mit dieser sechs Weltmeistertitel und vier Goldmedaillen bei Olympischen Winterspielen.

Karriere

Jugend und Anfänge in der NWHL
Caroline Ouellette begann im Alter von zehn Jahren mit dem Eishockeyspielen und war in ihrer Jugend parallel auch als Softball-Spielerin aktiv. So vertrat sie ihre Heimatprovinz Québec bei den Canada Games 1995 im Eishockey und 1997 im Softball. Im selben Jahr gewann sie mit der U18-Mannschaft Québecs ihre erste Goldmedaille bei den kanadischen Meisterschaften.

Zur Saison 1998/99 schloss sich Ouellette den Bonaventure Wingstar aus der neu gegründeten National Women's Hockey League an, die sich zur folgenden Saison in Montréal Wingstar umbenannten. Bereits in ihrer Debütsaison etablierte sich die 19-Jährige als eine der offensivstärksten Spielerinnen der Liga und belegte in der Scorerwertung den zweiten Platz. Parallel vertrat sie die Provinz Québec bei den Esso Women's Nationals, den kanadischen Amateurmeisterschaften, und gewann dort 1999 und 2002 die Goldmedaille.

College
Nachdem sie ein Jahr an der Concordia University in Montreal verbracht hatte, besuchte Ouellette ab 2001 die US-amerikanische University of Minnesota Duluth und spielte drei Jahre lang für deren Eishockeymannschaft, die Bulldogs, in der National Collegiate Athletic Association. Diese Zeit schloss Ouellette mit einem Schnitt von über zwei Scorerpunkten pro Spiel ab und stellte mit 137 Assists aus 97 Spielen einen bis heute gültigen Schulrekord auf. In ihrer Debütsaison gewann sie mit den Bulldogs die NCAA-Meisterschaft und wurde als wertvollste Spielerin des Finalturniers ausgezeichnet. Zwei Jahre später war die Kanadierin an über 60 Prozent der Tore ihrer Mannschaft beteiligt und wurde als eine von drei Finalistinnen für den Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award nominiert, der jährlich an die beste Spielerin im College-Eishockey vergeben wird.

Zur Saison 2007/08 kehrte sie gemeinsam mit Julie Chu als Assistenztrainerin zur Mannschaft zurück. In einer Abstimmung 2009 wurde Ouellette von der WCHA ins All-Star-Team der vergangenen Dekade gewählt.

Minnesota Whitecaps und Montreal Stars

Nach ihrem College-Abschluss spielte Ouellette kurzzeitig wieder für ihre ehemalige Mannschaft aus der NWHL, die sich inzwischen in Montreal Axion umbenannt hatte, und gewann mit dieser 2006 die Meisterschaft der Liga. Anschließend schloss sie sich den Minnesota Whitecaps aus der Western Women's Hockey League an, bevor sie 2008 wieder in ihre Heimatstadt zurückkehrte.

Seit 2008 spielt sie für die Stars de Montréal (seit 2015 Les Canadiennes de Montréal) in der Canadian Women's Hockey League. Mit diesen gewann sie viermal (2009, 2011, 2012 und 2017) den Clarkson Cup, das Äquivalent zum Stanley Cup im Fraueneishockey, und wurde 2009 und 2012 als MVP der Endspiel-Serie ausgezeichnet. In der regulären Saison erreichte die Kanadierin in der Saison 2010/11 erstmals die Spitze der Scorerwertung (Angela James Bowl) und wurde, wie bereits 2009, zur wertvollsten Spielerin gewählt.

2017 setzte sie zeitweise vom Spielbetrieb aus, um ihr erstes Kind zu empfangen. Ende Januar 2018 kehrte sie in den Kader der Canadiennes zurück.

International
Caroline Ouellette war 1996 Teil der ersten kanadischen U19-Nationalauswahl der Frauen, wo sie unter anderem gemeinsam mit der späteren Eisschnellläuferin Cindy Klassen auf dem Eis stand. Seit 1999 spielt sie in der kanadischen Nationalmannschaft, war ab 2006 Assistenzkapitänin und bei den Olympischen Winterspielen 2014 Mannschaftskapitänin. Im Jahr 2013 erreichte sie die Marke von 200 Länderspielen.

Ihren ersten Erfolg auf internationaler Ebene erreichte Ouellette mit dem Team Canada bei der Weltmeisterschaft 1999 in Finnland, wo sie als jüngste Spielerin im Kader die Goldmedaille gewann. Auch in den Jahren 2000, 2001, 2004, 2007, 2012 wurde sie mit der Mannschaft Weltmeister und erzielte im Finalspiel 2012 das Siegtor in Overtime. 2005, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2013 und 2015 gewann sie die Silbermedaille.

Bei den Olympischen Winterspielen gewann Ouellette 2002, 2006, 2010 und 2014 jeweils die Goldmedaille. Neben ihren Mannschaftskameradinnen Jayna Hefford und Hayley Wickenheiser, dem sowjetischen Biathleten Alexander Tichonow und der deutschen Eisschnellläuferin Claudia Pechstein ist Ouellette damit eine von fünf Athleten, die bei Winterspielen vier Olympiasiege in Folge erreichen konnten.

Mit dem Jahrgang 2023 wurde Ouellette in die IIHF Hall of Fame aufgenommen.

Erfolge und Auszeichnungen
 Gewinn des Clarkson Cup: 2009, 2011, 2012, 2017
 Clarkson Cup MVP: 2009, 2012
 Beste Scorerin der CWHL: 2011 (Angela James Bowl)
 MVP der CWHL: 2009, 2011
 NCAA-Meisterschaft mit der University of Minnesota Duluth: 2003
 NWHL First All-Star Team: 1998

International

Karrierestatistik

College, NWHL, WWHL und CWHL

International

Privates
Ouellette ist mit der Eishockeyspielerin Julie Chu verheiratet. Im November 2017 gab das Paar die Geburt ihrer ersten Tochter bekannt.

Weblinks
 Persönliche Website
 Spielerprofil auf der Website von Hockey Canada

Einzelnachweise

Eishockeynationalspieler (Kanada)
Eishockeyspieler (Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs)
Eishockeyspieler (Minnesota Whitecaps)
Eishockeyspieler (Axion de Montréal)
Eishockeyspieler (Les Canadiennes de Montréal)
Olympiasieger (Eishockey)
Weltmeister (Eishockey)
Olympiateilnehmer (Kanada)
Teilnehmer der Olympischen Winterspiele 2002
Teilnehmer der Olympischen Winterspiele 2006
Teilnehmer der Olympischen Winterspiele 2010
Teilnehmer der Olympischen Winterspiele 2014
Officer of the Order of Canada
Mitglied der IIHF Hall of Fame
Geboren 1979
Kanadier
Frau

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Alumnus Jonathan Adewumi '86 dies from COVID-19: "He was bigger than life"
Design by Maria Montero Silva
Maria Montero Silva, Editor-in-Chief
When news broke about Jonathan Adewumi's passing due to complications of COVID-19 on April 17, hundreds poured support and shared memories on social media about the Nigerian-American restaurateur, entrepreneur, African culture advocate and community leader.
This was a sign of how many people's lives Adewumi had an impact on.
From Nigeria to Brooklyn, Utica and beyond, Adewumi's vision was to connect people and strengthen and uplift his community, said Robert Gregg, a UC alumnus who was a friend of the family and Adewumi's fraternity brother.
"He was a larger than life figure, very regal, very kind, very approachable and very knowledgeable across a broad range of topics," said Gregg, remembering Adewumi's big broad smile and infectious laugh. "He was just someone who you could go to for anything."
Born in England, Adewumi spent some of his childhood in Nigeria until the family moved to the United States. In New York City, Adewumi helped bring African culture to the city. He co-owned the successful Amarachi restaurant in downtown Brooklyn, a place of reunion for many in the community, but his endeavors did not stop there. He and two siblings created the clothing business Nigerian Fabrics and Fashions, which gained Stevie Wonder and Queen Elizabeth's interest. Adewumi was also behind New York City's Nigerian Film Festival and was in charge of a travel business. Before his passing, he was planning a trip to Liberia because one of Adewumi's aspirations, and he had many, was to reconnect people with Africa.
At Utica College, Adewumi studied computer science and minored in business administration. During his time on campus, he stood out as a clear leader, becoming president of the Black Student Union and joining the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity.
Adewumi's connection to the Utica College Alumni Council brought him to campus last semester during Homecoming, when he attended BSU's 50th anniversary banquet.
Now, UC and other alumni want to keep Adewumi's memory alive by continuing to make connections and organize events, because that's what he would have wanted, said Mark Kovacs, executive director of alumni and parent relations.d
Part of the reason why people could not believe Adewumi's passing, Kovacs said, was because "how strong" he appeared to be and how infectious his personality was.
"When he passed because of the virus, I think it hit home for people to think how real this is," he said.
Another alumnus who remembers Adewumi well is Dwayne Beasock, his fraternity brother.
"Jonathan was a magnet for people, it's not an exaggeration," said Beasock, who referred to Adewumi as 'King Jon.' "Jon led by example. Whether it was by introducing others to the Nigerian film festival or giving young people a successful blueprint or even teaching us about his Nigerian culture and fashion, Jon did it all."
Denise Leary '89 met Adewumi through Greek life. She said she remembers the BSU as a strong organization on campus with Adewumi organizing fundraisers and trips for the members to discover Africa.
"It is a specific loss that I would say can't be replaced. I just remember he was bigger than life," Leary said. "My takeaway is to always show love and make people feel good about themselves and always uplift someone."
Maria Araujo '99 was so convinced that Adewumi had recovered that she thought the hospital had made a mistake.
"He was a visionary, but he never forced you to see his vision," Araujo said. He was a connector and a helper. Even after he passed, he continues to connect me with people."
Adewumi's long-time friend Sonia Daly '91 could not believe he was gone. In fact, she thought Adewumi was gone from the hospital.
Daly, who has recently recovered from COVID-19, said her favorite memory with Adewumi was the first time they met when he visited campus to see his fraternity brothers pledging.
"We found a corner in school and we talked about our families, our upbringings," Daly said. "I want people to always remember that he was the guy that you could count on in your life who would remind you of your greatness," Daly said.
Sam Adewumi never expected that he would never see his brother Jonathan again after he dropped him off at the hospital in early April after his COVID-19 symptoms worsened.
In fact, the news of Jonathan Adewumi's passing caught everybody off guard as they thought he was showing signs of recovery.
"We thought he was coming home," said Sam Adewumi, who was heartbroken.
He said the family could not see Jonathan in the hospital when he became intubated and not being able to visit him is "horrible."
Sam Adewumi also said his brother had tried to get tested five different times, but his requests were denied because he wasn't sick enough.
With that, Sam Adewumi said, in this time, the message of togetherness that his brother Jonathan tried to instill in the community when he was alive is more necessary than ever.
"People talk about how much they shared with him," Sam Adewumi said. "We need to support each other, help each other. It's not about how much you have, it's about what you do for people. It's the impact that you have."
Jonathan Adewumi leaves behind his son, siblings, family and scores of friends across the globe who are mourning his loss.
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The aspiring candidate should have practical knowledge of HTML and they should also be acquainted with the latest version of CSS. This implies that knowledge of HTML5 and CSS3 would be beneficial.
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A Dog's Love er en amerikansk stumfilm fra 1914 af Jack Harvey.

Medvirkende
 Shep the Dog
 Helen Badgley som Helen
 Arthur Bauer
 Ethyle Cooke Benham
 Fannie Bourke

Referencer

Eksterne henvisninger

Stumfilm fra USA
Amerikanske film fra 1914


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Amateur radio in popular culture
(Note: This page was previously hosted on Wikipedia.org, but was removed as being "trival". We beg to differ, and so are now hosting it here. If you have anything to add to this list, let me know!)
Amateur radio has been used many times as a plot device in films, television, and novels. Here is an ever-lengthening list of amateur radio references.
Radio Hams (1939 film), is a classic documentary under the series "MGM Pete Smith Speciality Short Subject". It takes a look at how ham radios can become priceless aids during emergencies. The two stories shown, one dealing with sickness, the other with a missing plane, are bookended by a humorous look at a typical three-generation family's fascination with their ham radio. Clayton Moore, later famous as the Lone Ranger, appears uncredited as a ship radio operator.
Men of Boys Town (1941 film), is the sequel to Boys Town (1938 film). In this movie Whitey Marsh (Mickey Rooney) has frequent conversations with his friend Pee Wee (Bobs Watson) over the amateur radio waves. Whitey transmits from the home of his adoptive parents, while Pee Wee is at the amateur radio club in Boys Town.
If All the Guys in the World (original title Si tous les gars du monde...) (1956 film) A French film largely devoted to the art of Amateur Radio. Jean Louis, a young Parisian ham, receives an SOS message sent from a ship in the high seas. With the help of fellow radio amateurs around the world he tries to prevent a major catastrophe from happening. This is the first movie appearance of the celebrated French actor Jean Louis Trintignant.
The Glass Bottom Boat (1966) - starring Doris Day, who has a "20-foot antenna," shows her corkboard full of DX QSL cards above her Collins and Marine Band gear. Day uses the marine band equipment to talk to "Pop" (played by real-life ham Arthur Godfrey, K4LIB).
The Red Tent (1971 film) is based on actual facts. The dirigible Italia crashed over the Arctic ices after flying over the North Pole in 1928. The authorities believed no one could have possibly survived the accident and soon gave up searching for survivors, until a young Russian radio amateur, Nikolai Schmidt (Nikolai Ivanov), heard on his modest radio set the faint SOS signals sent from the wreck site by Roberto Biagi (Mario Adorf). Thanks to the information provided by Schmidt, the rescue of the survivors was organized. The Norwegian Roald Amundsen, first man on the South Pole, perished in the course of the rescue operation.
The Anderson Tapes (1971 film) Sean Connery stars as a thief who decided to rob an entire apartment building, while unknown to him, the government is watching and listening to every move via telephoto lenses and shotgun mikes. His character disables all telephone lines, but a young boy, in a wheelchair, is able to call on his ham radio and summon aid. The government destroys all tapes because they had no legal business there in the first place.
Qualcuno in Ascolto (1988 film) (released in the U.S. in 1989 as High Frequency) - ia young ham and a satellite-relay operator become witnesses to a murder and must find a way to warn the murderer's next target.
Pump Up the Volume (1990) - a teenager's father provides him with amateur radio equipment to keep in touch with his friends on his native east coast when his job transfers him to Arizona. However, the teenager uses the equipment to start a pirate radio station propounding his cynical views on American life.
Look Who's Talking Now (1993) When Chrisy Allie, John Travolta, and the kids find each other at the ranger's cabin, the ranger puts on the Ham radio so the kids can hear Santa.
Phenomenon (1996 film) starring John Travolta playing George Malley, has the hero's friend Nate Pope (Forest Whitaker) relaxing from his concerns by talking to friends on his ham radio.
Contact (1997 film) starring Jodie Foster playing Dr. Arroway, opens with the heroine operating a ham radio transceiver as a child, using the callsign W9GFO. She later becomes a researcher working in SETI.
The Sweet Hereafter (1997 film) starring Ian Holm playing Mitchel Stephens, features a scene where a man is sitting at a table, holding a pair of communication headphones up to one ear. On the wall is a plastic QSL card holder full of cards.
Independance Day (1996) - Several Military Officers use Code to transmit info around the world and Ham Radio was mentioned by a newscaster in the movie
Frequency (2000 film) John Sullivan (played by Jim Caviezel), and his father Frank Sullivan (Dennis Quaid) use ham radio to communicate; due to unusual aurora borealis activity John is able to communicate via ham radio with his father 30 years in the past.
Bob the Builder: A Christmas to remember (2001 film) Bob has a ham radio at his office and communicates with his brother, Tom, who lives in the Arctic.
Testament (Movie 1983) Nuclear war in the United States is portrayed in a realistic and believable manner. The story is told... Ham radio is used by an old man and then a boy after the old man dies to try to reach outside the small town.
Wrong Turn (2003) - Characters use an Icom HF Radio to contact a police officer from a fire watch tower while they are being chased by the mutants. The radio was set to 7.040 MHz.
Making Waves (2004) - Two Ham radio enthusiasts meet on the air and fall in love.
The Bank Heist (2008) - Jason Stratham movie, a pair of gals overhear bank robbers over ham radios.
ALF (TV, 1986-1990) An Alien Life Form crash lands at the Los Angeles home of Willie Tanner, a ham.
Fleksnes (1970s) A Norwegian TV series about a ham spending much time at his station.
The French Atlantic Affair (TV, 1979) A 3-part miniseries from the Ernest Lehman novel (1977). A hijacked cruise ship story where a smuggled-aboard ham radio (referred to as the "Atlas" most of the time; it is an older Atlas Radio 180 or 250) is the only independent contact with the outside world.
* In episode 9F11 of The Simpsons, Selma laments that she has a lot of love to give but her only outlet is her ham radio. A foreign voice is then heard over her radio saying "I have a ham radio", perhaps implying that Selma's outlet isn't the most appropriate avenue for engaging and romantic discourse. In episode Mountain of Madness Mr. Burns decides to use the telegraph to send an S.O.S. The telegraph signal only manages to reach a telegraph machine stored inside a museum exhibit of Samuel Morse. Episode Missionary Impossible Homer the missionary used ham radio to talk to his family (frequency on radio was in 15-meter phone band). Homer's Paternity Coot Where Seymour is a ham, using WA3QIZ as a callsign (WA3QIZ was the callsign of executive producer David Mirkin. That call expired in 1998. On February 4, 2006 it was granted to the Savant DX Group in Ruckersville, VA.)
*Tony Hancock's 1960 BBC TV episode The Radio Ham, in which he plays an incompetent ham, remains popular in the UK.
*There was an episode of the Munsters wherein Grandpa Munster, used an Army surplus BC-654 field radio as a ham station. In another episode, Herman is a ham (W2XRL4) contacting kids on "walkietalkies" in the neighborhood, and they are playing Martians, thus Herman thinks he has talked to Mars invaders (Hmm must have been the 11 meter band)
*An episode of Father Knows Best featured the son, Bud, building a short wave radio receiver as an assignment for shop class. The radio picks up a distress call from a family quite similar to the Anderson family on a pleasure boat, which the Andersons can hear clearly but the Coast Guard can't.
*In an episode of The Loretta Young Show, Loretta Young is snowed in at the ski chalet of a friend who becomes deathly ill. She takes to a ham station at the chalet to summon assistance.
*In a two episode of The Waltons (Season 6 Episodes 12 & 13), Jim-Bob uses ham radio to help 2 young guests to speak to their mother in England.
*In one episode of The Jetsons Elroy uses an interstellar version of ham radio.
*In a season 3 episode of M*A*S*H called "Springtime", Henry uses Ham radio so Father Mulcahy can marry Klinger to his girl back in the USA. The other "ham" that gets in the middle of the QSO with her recipies is Mary Kay Place!
*On the Tonight Show with Jay Leno that aired May 13th, 2005 they held a showdown between Morse code ops Chip, K7JA of Yaesu USA and Ken, K6CTW and "the fastest text messagers in the country" to see who could transmit the message "I just saved a bunch of money on my car insurance" faster. The Morse code operators won by completing the message first. If you google this, you can find a video of it somewhere.
*On the The Monsters Are due on Maple Street (1960) episode of The Twilight Zone, one of the characters is accused of playing with a "strange radio set" apparently to talk to alien invaders, which his wife then says is a ham radio set.
*Highway to Heaven episode Close Encounters of the Heavenly Kind Jonathon and Mark are assigned to help UFO watcher Harvey Milsap gain custody of his recently orphaned grandson, Adam. Harvey's across-the-street neighbor Mildred Kelsey, who is furious when Harvey fools with his radio equipment while her soap is on, slowly but surely falls in love with him. TV.com The Grandfather tries to use ham radio to talk to U.F.O.'s.
*In episode 1ACV03 of Futurama, Fry makes the following comment about Bender's antenna: "But it's a useless antenna, it's not like he's a ham radio or something."
*Starsky and Hutch episode circa 1974 or 1975 shows a male teenager operating his amateur radio equipment, getting in trouble from his mother for using it, eventually saving one of the programs leads in a car accident by hearing his radio signal.
*In the anime Paranoia Agent it is shown that Detective Maniwa is a Amateur Radio Operator.
*In an episode of McHale's Navy one of McHale's crew finds out about the birth of his baby back home via a phone patch from a Stateside Ham radio op.
Comic Books and Comic Strips
Incredible Hulk - The series included a group of teenaged ham radio operators formed by Rick Jones, who used the ham bands to relay the location of the Hulk and were known as the Teen Brigade. The Teen Brigade was first seen in #6 (1963) and appeared in several others.
Archie Comics Archie's Ham Radio Adventure (1997)
Adventures of Zack and Max (2002) is a comic book series published by Icom America designed to provide children with some information about Amateur Radio: applications, history and place in the world. The comic book features Zack, a youngster learning about Ham Radio and Max, his Pokemon - like pet. The comics are drawn in anime style and are available in full color or as line art to be used as a coloring book.
Dilbert published by United Features Syndicate has mentioned ham radio in at least two of its cartoons. In one of them, Dilbert's date hints that Dilbert's sex appeal would be increased if he got his ham radio license. In the other, one of Dilbert's team members says that she got her ham radio license in a workshop held by Dogbert.
Allusions to amateur radio
The following works do not portray amateur radio directly but use Morse code or voice communications that sound like Single-sideband modulation (SSB), communications modes that are very popular on amateur radio.
Star Trek: The Next Generation (TV, 1989) Season 2, Episode 15, Pen Pals. Data uses the Enterprise's communications facilities to talk to a member of a pre-space flight species that is using a device similar to a ham radio. The little alien girl Sarjenka is the now grown up and sexy Nikki Cox!
Star Wars (1977) during the battle of the death star, the pilots communicate with each other over the radio using what sounds like . Director George Lucas and his sound engineer Walter Murch used a similar technique in THX-1138 (1971).
Battlestar Galactica (2004) The communications between the Viper and Raptor fighters sounds like Sideband with doppler effect.
Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow (2004) Communications technology in the film parallels that of the 1930's, including the prevalance of AM and Morse Code. Sky Captain's aircraft contains a Morse Code transmitter, with the key located in a flip-down panel in the cockpit.
Enemy of the State (1998) Every time an NSA satellite flys overhead tracking Will Smith's character, the audio is CQ in Morse Code.
H2 TV commercial The music in the background for the Hummer H2 commercials goes "m m mmm mmm mmm" the number two in Morse Code.
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Q: ¿Cómo puedo hacer escritura y lectura simultánea de un fichero en c++? Estoy creando un programa que permite al usuario introducir nombres y que los guarda dentro de un fichero. Cuando el usuario vuelva a abrir el programa quiero que los nombres, previamente escritos, sigan ahí.
El problema está en que no he encontrado una forma de que mi programa detecte si el archivo existe, y en caso de que no, lo cree, pero en caso de que si, solo lo lea. Lo único que veo es con la librería fstream, pero siempre que se le escribe algo nuevo al archivo se borra lo anterior.

A: Si yo fuera tu, lo que haría sería primero abrirlo con ifstream para lectura y luego con ofstream ios::app para escritura, cuando creas un objeto stream puedes verificar que el archivo se abrió con la funcion is_open
ifstream fichero;
fichero.open("fichero.txt");
if (fichero.is_open) std::cout << "El fichero se abrio por lo tanto existe";
else
{
std::cout << "no abrio, probablemente no exista";
ofstream otro_stream;
otro_stream.open("fichero.txt"); // alli se crea el fichero
otro_stream <<"escribe esto";
}

Sin embargo tu pregunta dice que lo quieres abrir para escritura; lo debes hacer con fstreamdeclaras un objeto de esta clase lo abres, lo lees y lo escribes

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Estoy creando un programa que permite al usuario introducir nombres y que los guarda dentro de un fichero para cuando el usuario vuelva a abrir el programa, los nombres previamente escritos sigan ahí.

No veo dónde está la simultaneidad que reclamas en el título.

Con la libreria fstream, pero siempre que se le escribe algo nuevo al archivo se borra lo anterior.

Ese es el comportamiento por defecto de ofstream1, en caso de no especificar el modo de apertura, si quieres que al abrir se conserven los datos anteriores y escribir a partir de éstos, especifica el modo app2 en el constructor de ofstream:
std::ofstream nombres("nombres.txt", std::ios::app);
//                                   ^^^^^^^^^^^^^

1outputfilestream, flujo de salida a archivo.
2append, añadir.


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New Teaser Trailer For Limited Series 'Maniac' Starring Emma Stone, Jonah Hill Released
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Netflix has released a new teaser trailer for Maniac, a limited series starring Emma Stone and Jonah Hill making its way to the streaming service soon.
The series follows the story of two people taking part in a pharmaceutical trial for a drug that promises to fix all their problems. It's created by Patrick Somerville (The Leftovers, 24: Live Another Day), with Cary Joji Fukunaga (Beasts of No Nation) directing all episodes as he did on the first season of True Detective.
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'Maniac' Trailer: Emma Stone and Jonah Hill Participate In A Mind-Bending Experiment
By eelyajekiM | @ | August 7th, 2018 at 5:15 pm
Questioning the nature of reality seems to be a common theme in shows nowadays. And we will get to see that in the new Netflix series Maniac starring Emma Stone and Jonah Hill. The series comes from True Detective season 1 director Cary Fukunaga and sees its characters participating in a mysterious pharmaceutical trial that puts them in alternate realities while those conducting the experiment find themselves on opposite sides of the ethics of the experiment.
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Das Immanuel-Kant-Gymnasium ist eine öffentliche Oberschule mit mathematisch-naturwissenschaftlichem Profil im Ortsteil Rummelsburg des Berliner Bezirks Lichtenberg. Sie ist nach dem deutschen Philosophen Immanuel Kant benannt.

In Berlin gibt es ein weiteres Gymnasium mit dem Namen Kants, das Kant-Gymnasium in Berlin-Spandau.

Profil
Als Schule besonderer pädagogischer Prägung ist das Immanuel-Kant-Gymnasium Mitglied im Berliner Netzwerk mathematisch-naturwissenschaftlich profilierter Schulen und kooperiert mit der Humboldt-Universität beispielsweise mit dem Project ZE1 Teachers at universities über Mathematik und ihre Didaktik sowie mit der Sommerschule Lust auf Mathematik im Jugendbildungszentrum Blossin. Die Schule nimmt am Erasmus+-Projekt INNOMATH zur Förderung mathematisch begabter Schüler teil. Es gibt viele verschiedene Arbeitsgemeinschaften. Daneben existiert auch Förderunterricht für Schüler mit Lernschwierigkeiten in verschiedenen Fächern.

Schülerschaft
Im Schuljahr 2022/23 hat die Schule 891 Schüler. Von ihnen haben 9,4 Prozent eine nichtdeutsche Herkunftssprache.

Geschichte
Im Jahr 1904 wurde in Karlshorst, damals ein Ortsteil von Friedrichsfelde, eine private Schule in der Dönhoffstraße 9 gegründet, in der Mädchen und Jungen nach der 4. Klasse aufgenommen und gemeinsam unterrichtet wurden – zur damaligen Zeit eine Besonderheit. Jungen legten nach acht Jahren das Abitur ab, Mädchen erreichten nach sechs Jahren die mittlere Reife. Die Schule wurde seit 1905 von Meta Horter geleitet. 1912 übernahm die Gemeinde Friedrichsfelde die Hortersche Privatschule. 1914 wurde ein neues Gebäude für die höheren Schulen von Friedrichsfelde in der Treskowallee (heute Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft) eingeweiht, ein Realgymnasium für Jungen und ein Lyzeum für Mädchen. 1921 bekam das Realgymnasium den Namen Kant-Schule.

1947 zog die Kant-Schule (nun eine Oberschule mit den Klassen 9 bis 12) in die Fischerstraße 36 in der Nähe des Nöldnerplatzes um (heute Max-Taut-Schule). Aufgrund der Bildungsreform in der DDR wurde sie 1959 eine Erweiterte Oberschule, die seit 1983 nur noch die Klassen 11 und 12 umfasste. 1988 wurde der Standort in die Schulze-Boysen-Straße 38 verlegt. Seit 1991 befindet sich das Gymnasium in der Lückstraße. Hier war in der DDR-Zeit die 22. Polytechnische Oberschule Max Lingner untergebracht. 2008 fusionierte das Kant-Gymnasium wegen sinkender Schülerzahlen mit dem Georg-Forster-Gymnasium aus der Dolgenseestraße, behielt aber seinen traditionellen Namen.

Die Immanuel-Kant-Oberschule erhielt 1977 den Karl-Marx-Orden, die höchste Auszeichnung der DDR.

Gebäude
Das Gebäude wurde 1906 nach Plänen von Adolph Schlicht als Gemeindeschule für Rummelsburg errichtet. Der drei- bis viergeschossige verputzte Ziegelsteinbau mit einem auffälligen Treppenturm wird durch eine Uhrenlaterne bekrönt. Die Straßenfront ist mit Kunststein verkleidet, auf einem Erker in der ersten Etage des angebauten ehemaligen Rektorenwohnhauses ist die Skulptur eines Schülers auf einer Schnecke sitzend und ein Buch lesend zu sehen.

Das Gebäude in der Lückstraße stand bis in die 1990er Jahre unter städtebaulichem Denkmalschutz. Für Modernisierungs- und Instandsetzungsarbeiten wurden Ende der 2000er Jahre 2,9 Millionen Euro aufgewendet.

Persönlichkeiten
 Willi Finger-Hain (1895–1970), Schriftsteller, Deutschlehrer 1945 bis in die 1950er Jahre
 Sergei Schilkin (1915–2007), deutsch-russischer Unternehmer, Abitur 1936
 Otto W. Haseloff (1918–1989), Psychologe, Abitur 1937
 Herbert Knauer (* 1931), Chemiker und Ingenieur, Abitur 1948
 Peter Michel (* 1938), Kunstwissenschaftler, Abitur 1955
 Vincent von Wroblewsky (* 1939), Autor und Übersetzer, Abitur 1959
 Elke Austenat (* 1945), Ärztin, Abitur 1963
 Stephan Göritz (1960–2018), Hörspielautor, Abitur 1980
 Jens Bisky (* 1966), Journalist und Autor, Abitur 1985

Literatur
 Christine Hoh-Slodczyk: Max-Taut-Schule Lichtenberg, Hrsg. Bezirksamt Lichtenberg von Berlin, Abt. Bau- und Wohnungswesen, Berlin 1997, ISBN 3-87584-676-1, 131 S.
 Alfred Kuhn: Max Taut Bauten, Berlin 2002, ISBN 3-7861-2409-4

Einzelnachweise

Gymnasium in Berlin
ImmanuelKantGymnasium
Berlin
Schule in Berlin-Rummelsburg


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Cresciuto nel settore giovanile dell', con cui vince da titolare uno Scudetto Primavera, il 12 luglio 2017 viene ceduto in prestito al , con cui inizia la carriera professionistica. Dopo una buona stagione con il club brianzolo, dove viene premiato come Miglior portiere del Girone A di Lega Pro, il 4 luglio 2018 si trasferisce in prestito all', ma pochi giorni dopo il fallimento dei campani passa al . Anche in questa stagione si conferma come uno dei migliori portieri del campionato, venendo nominato per il secondo anno come Miglior portiere del Girone A di Lega Pro, da segnalare i cinque rigori parati su sei. A fine stagione rientra all'Inter dove rinnova fino al 2023.

Il 10 luglio 2019 viene ceduto in prestito secco al , con cui esordisce in Serie B. Contribuisce enormemente all'ottima stagione dei friulani, conclusa col quarto posto. Il 27 agosto 2020 passa, sempre a titolo temporaneo, al . Anche con i brianzoli si conferma alla grande, dimostrandosi anche in questa stagione un ottimo para-rigori, con quattro respinte su sette. Il 29 giugno 2021 viene rinnovato il prestito per un'ulteriore stagione con l'obbligo di riscatto a 4 milioni in caso di promozione in Serie A. Il 30 novembre 2021 realizza il suo primo assist in Serie B con lancio di ottanta metri per il gol del compagno Gytkyaer per il definitivo 4-1 del Monza sul Cosenza. A fine anno ottiene la promozione in Serie A e viene nominato Miglior portiere del campionato.

Il 29 maggio 2022, con la promozione del Monza in Serie A, scatta l'obbligo di riscatto del cartellino per 4 milioni di euro. Il calciatore firma un contratto triennale con i brianzoli. Esordisce in massima serie il 13 agosto, nella sconfitta casalinga contro il  per 2-1.

Statistiche

Presenze e reti nei club
Statistiche aggiornate al 18 marzo 2023.

Palmarès

Club

Competizioni giovanili

Inter: 2016-2017

Inter: 2015-2016

Note

Altri progetti

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Would One Saved Life Be Worth It?
"Who would have thought it could happen after the four days of standing for the unborn in Jackson, Wyoming. I know I didn't. It was Saturday morning and I found some time to organize the signs we were using to depict the glory of life and the gruesome death that befalls the unborn children who have no one to defend them. As I took each sign out and leaned it against the side of the truck I noticed a white SUV driving slowly through the parking lot of the motel where we were all staying. Inside was an attractive woman in her late thirties and a young girl perhaps 10 years old. When the car stopped behind me I wasn't sure what to expect. It had been that kind of week in Jackson. She asked me if she could speak to me so I walked to the open car window. Her eyes were moist with tears and the little girl with her moved over in between the seats to be next to her mother to listen to us talk.
The mother explained to me that twenty years before she was pregnant out of wedlock and had decided to get an abortion and end her baby's life. Just a few days before the abortion she had seen a person holding a graphic sign of an aborted baby. Not only did it cause her to consider what she was about to do, but she decided not to kill her baby and today her oldest daughter is 20 years old. She said if it weren't for people like us who were willing to hold graphic signs, her daughter wouldn't be alive today. She said that the people who had been willing to hold them 20 years ago had saved her daughter's life. She said she knew that we had not received much support from prolife people in Jackson or Wyoming and she wanted us to know how grateful she was that we had come to take a stand against abortionist Brent Blue and everyone in Jackson who support a culture of death.
By the time she finished thanking me there were tears in her eyes and in mine. I told her that her gratitude was greatly appreciated by me and that I would share it with the others who had come to Jackson. I told her that it had been a difficult week for all of us, by coming so far and getting such little support, but that we all believed that we had been called to 'such a time as this.' She said she was glad she could support us in a small way and again apologized for the lack of support for our efforts. She smiled at me through her tears and drove away. I am convinced that she was sent by our God to encourage us all after a difficult but rewarding week standing for the unborn."


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