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Zanthoxylum americanum oder das Zahnwehholz, -baum, Gelbholz, auch die (Amerikanische) Stachelesche, ist eine Pflanzenart in der Familie der Rautengewächse aus den mittleren bis östlichen USA bis in östliche Kanada und ins nordöstliche Mexiko.

Beschreibung

Vegetative Merkmale
Zanthoxylum americanum wächst als laubabwerfender, stacheliger Strauch bis über 3 Meter hoch oder selten als kleiner Baum bis über 7 Meter. Die Stacheln sind bis 6–12 Millimeter lang.

Die wechselständigen und gestielten Laubblätter sind unpaarig gefiedert mit bis zu 11 Blättchen. Der Blattstiel ist bis 6 Zentimeter lang. An der bis zu 24 Zentimeter langen Rachis und am Blattstiel können Stacheln vorkommen. Die Rhachis und der Blattstiel sind leicht behaart bis kahl. Die sehr kurz gestielten, das Endblättchen länger, ganzrandigen bis leicht oder schwach gekerbten bis gesägten und eiförmigen, seltener verkehrt-eiförmigen, leicht ledrigen Blättchen sind bis etwa 7,5 Zentimeter lang. Sie sind leicht drüsig, spitz bis zugespitzt und an der Spitze öfters stumpf bis eingebuchtet, oberseits sind sie fast kahl, unterseits sind sie leicht behaart bis kahl. Das Laub riecht aromatisch. Die zerriebenen Blätter duften nach Orange, gebrochene Zweige riechen nach Zitronenschale. Die Herbstfärbung ist gelb.

Generative Merkmale
Zanthoxylum americanum ist funktionell zweihäusig subdiözisch, wobei meist weibliche und männliche Pflanzen vorkommen. Es kommen aber auch noch fruchtenden Pflanzen mit nur zwittrigen Blüten und solche mit zwittrigen und männlichen vor. Die männlichen, weiblichen oder zwittrigen Blüten erscheinen in kleinen, achselständigen Büscheln vor den Blättern. Die kleinen, 4–5-zähligen, gestielten Blüten mit einfacher Blütenhülle sind ohne Kelchblätter. Die aufrechten Kronblätter sind grünlich-gelb bis rötlich und an der Spitze fransig. Die weiblichen Blüten besitzen bis zu 5 oberständige, fast freie und kurz gestielte Stempel, die männlichen bis zu 5 Staubblätter und reduzierte Pistillode. In den weiblichen Blüten können reduzierte Staminodien vorkommen. Die meisten zwittrigen Blüten erscheinen fast wie die funktionell männlichen, es gibt aber auch welche bei denen die Stempel größer sind, wie in den weiblichen. Es ist jeweils ein Diskus vorhanden.

Es werden kleine, 5–8 Millimeter große, meist ein- bis zweisamige, rote später bräunlich eintrocknende, rundliche, leicht fleischige, weichledrige und drüsig-nopplige, aromatische Balgfrüchte gebildet. Sie erscheinen einzeln oder meist in einer Sammelbalgfrucht. Die rundlichen bis ellipsoiden, glänzenden, etwa 3,5–4,5 Millimeter großen Samen sind schwärzlich mit dünner, leicht fleischiger, weichlicher Samenschale. Sie hängen nach dem Öffnen der Früchte am Funiculus heraus. Die Früchte werden teils auch apomiktisch produziert, auch ist ein kleiner Teil nur klein und samenlos, stenospermokarp.

Verwendung
Die Früchte können als Pfefferersatz verwendet werden, ähnlich dem Szechuanpfeffer.

Die Rinde, Früchte und Wurzeln werden medizinisch genutzt.

Das mittelschwere Holz ist weich und wird wenige verwendet.

Literatur
 Asa Gray: The Botanical Text-Book. Second Edition, Wiley and Putnam, 1845, S. 370 f.
 Asa Gray: The Genera of the Plants of the United States. Vol. II, Putnam, 1849, S. 147 f, Plate 156, online auf biodiversitylibrary.org.
 A. von Villers, F. von Thümen: Die Pflanzen des homöopathischen Arzneischatzes. Erster Band, Baensch, 1893, S. 452 f.
 Leopold Dippel: Handbuch der Laubholzkunde. Zweiter Teil, Parey, 1892, S. 346 f.
 David A. Munter, James J. Luby, Neil O. Anderson: Reproductive Biology in Northern Prickly Ash. In: Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science. 143(1), 2018, S. 72–83, doi:10.21273/JASHS04280-17.
 Robert K. Godfrey: Trees, Shrubs, and Woody Vines… University of Georgia Press, 1988, ISBN 0-8203-1035-2, S. 611 ff.
 James S. Fralish, Scott B. Franklin: Taxonomy and Ecology of Woody Plants in North American Forests. Wiley, 2002, ISBN 0-471-16158-6, S. 408 f.

Weblinks

 Zanthoxylum americanum bei Useful Temperate Plants.
 Prickly Ash bei Illinois Wildflowers.
 Zanthoxylum americanum bei Missouri Plants.
 Zanthoxylum americanum bei Oklahoma Biological Survey.
 Northern Prickly-ash auf The Natural Web (Bilder).
 Zanthoxylum americanum bei University of Wisconsin (Bilder).

Einzelnachweise

Rautengewächse
Rutaceae
Fruchtgewürz


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Saddled with huge debts, some of the European Union's member states are still a long way from being in the right condition to once again become important jewelry consuming markets. These include Ireland, Spain, Greece and, ironically, given its long history as a jewelry-producing powerhouse, Italy. Issues of sovereign debt tied to austerity measures and huge numbers of unemployed people, particularly in the 18-25 age group, mean those countries could face a generatyion of reduced jewelry buying.
"To be entirely honest, buying jewelry is not on most people's minds," said Simon Rainer, Chief Executive of the British Jewellers Association(BJA) at the annual congress of CIBJO, the World Jewellery Confederation which took place in early May in Tel Aviv. "Many people are struggling to make ends meet.
"The market is, at best flat. Unfortunately, this creates a visioous circle since people are not buying jewelry and that is making life untenable for many jewelry manufacturers and retailers. When workers are then fired because companies are not selling enough, they often join the lines of unemployed and they, in turn, are also unable to afford to buy jewelry.
"And another major issue is the competition that jewelry faces from other consumer goods, particularly gadgets such as smartphones and tablets. It is extremely difficult to explain the attraction to young people of jewelry when they can buy a gadget for much less which connects them to a world they love and to their families and friends," he added.
For Israeli jewelry manufacturers and exporters, the problem of Europe's slowdown is made even worse by the strength of the country's shekel against the embattled euro. Although Israeli travelers and importers of goods from Europe enjoy the benefits of the weak euro, it is a different story for Israeli exporters to the 17-member euro zone. Products sold to those countries have become considerably more expensive. That rise in the exchange rate, together with the weak economic recovery in Europe following the global economic crisis, is leading to falling exports and more headaches for Israeli manufacturers.
However, it is more than just the sick euro and weak euro-zone economy that is worrying Israeli exporters. There are fears that the Greek rescue package is untenable, and that Greece will fail to make its debt payments. At some point, some fear, it will default and possible even abandon the euro and return to the drachma in a bid to regain control of its currency and turn around its economy.
"Greece has had to commit to making widespread changes to its tax and fiscal policies, but it still is not really deal with the widespread corruption, bribery, money-laundering and huge black market activities,: said one Israeli diamantaire. "Just take a trip to Greece or to one of the islands and you see the size of the black market. People simply have lost faith in their government. Young people told me that there is no point paying taxes to a government which might tell you, when you get to pension age, that it does not have enough money to pay you the pension that you thought you would have. That creates a situation where people avoid taxes, and it snowballs from there because other people then say that if their neighbors are not paying, then why should they. It is quite a disastrous situation. It cannot be turned around even in a number of years. I believe this is a problem that will take a generation to clear up.
"And Greece is not the only country in this situation, From Ireland to Portugal and Spain and Italy, taxpayers are disillusioned with government. They simply do not believe anymore that the government is interested in them. Huge numbers of people are coming to the conclusion that they have to take care of themselves and this is breaking society down. It is hugely damaging," he added.
There are other problems affecting the markets. Renowned jewelry designer and maker Roberto Coin told the CIBJO Congress that the size of the jewelry industry in his country has declined by 50 percent in recent years. He complained that cheap imports had a huge advantage over locally produced goods.
"In Italy, we have high costs – taxes and salaries – and we have to play by the rules, of course. But companies abroad simply do not face this situation. They can export their goods to us and offer them at a much lower price. Are their jewelry items safe? Are they in line with European Union directives? I do not think that is the case for many items. But the imports are not opened and examined.
"They simply enter the country and rapidly make their way to the consumer. They are often presented as Italian made. And that creates more problems since a tourist who buys 'Made in Italy' jewelry which then deteriorates soon after he gets home says to himself 'I will not buy Italian jewelry again if that is the quality of the items they are producing," Coin added.
In the most recent statistics aboutbthe state of the euro zone economy, inflation fell to a three-year low and unemployment hit a record high. The depth of the recession affecting the zone is seen in the way inflation dropped to just 1.2 percent in April, the lowest level since February 2010 and the biggest monthly drop in more than four years, according to the European Union's statistics office Eurostat.
Some Europe-based analysts now say there is a fear of deflation due to consumers seeing prices being reduced continuously in a bid to entice them. In that situation, economic textbooks say that consumers are happy to simply sit and wait for further cuts before buying, creating a downward spiral of prices.
In addition, euro zone unemployment hit a record 12.1 percent of the working population in March. The European central Bank (ECB) expects the euro zone's economy to start recovering in the second half of this year, but recent data has cast doubts on that forecast, especially with the German economy struggling to rebound strongly from its fourth-quarter shrinkage.
Meanwhile, Spain's economy shrank for the seventh straight quarter in the first three months of this year, suggesting its recession will stretch into 2014. And French consumer spending - the driver of its economy - fell in the first quarter having declined for the first time in two decades last year.
Italy's new Prime Minister Enrico Letta has called for a change to the EU's focus on austerity and more pursuit of economic growth and jobs.
Austerity measures create a damaging cycle where governments cut back, companies lay off staff, Europeans buy less and young people have little hope of finding employment. Close to 20 million people are now out of work in the bloc, the highest level since the euro zone's inception in 1999 and also since Eurostat began monitoring the countries in 1995.
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The effect on Israeli jewelry manufacturers featuring diamonds and other precious stones in their products has been relatively small, said one jewelry manufacturer. "We tend to have a very good idea of what's happening in the markets around the world. And since we are mostly small companies who can share information quickly and efficiently, we are able to move quickly and redjust.
"When the price of gold rose, we quickly reduced the amount of gold and size of diamonds or precious stones in order to cut price points. At the moment, there is not too much effect," he said.
As a market for diamond jewelry, Europe receives relatively little attention. Taking into account the enormous size of the European economy, that comes a surprise. The European Community had a gross domestic product of around €12 trillion ($14.6 billion) in 2012, according to the International Monetary Fund, making it the largest economy in the world. At least 15 of the 25 countries with the world's highest per capita incomes last year are located on the European continent.
Since European jewelry buyers are more reserved than those in North America and Asia, that is considered as one reason that sales on the continent are less per capita that in the United States and Asia. Although Europe has a long history of manufacturing and buying diamond jewelry, its lower overall levels of purchases in recent times are thought to stem directly from the traumatic effects of World War II when the traditional European powers found themselves in a state of enormous disrepair. Their economies were hammered and their infrastructure required huge investments. Rationing was a common feature of life across the continent for almost a decade after the end of the war.
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As a result, it was difficult for people to think of buying diamond jewelry when they had barely had enough food to eat during the war year. Even if they did have the money to do so, and many did not, they chose modest jewelry featuring small diamonds. Meanwhile, in the United States, a huge single market which was not suffering the enormous social and economic problems gripping Europe, there was demand for a wide range of diamonds from small to large and with a large range of colors and clarities.
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Last year the work of the sailing school was recognised by the world-renowned Andrew Simpson Sailing Foundation. "They assisted us to continue to provide the community with free sail training. Also, we can now provide a small meal in the afternoon to some of our learners and a bus service was organised from Ridge View Primary school to the harbour and back home." The sailing school is the only one in the area that provides sailing lessons five days a week and the only sailing school in the country operating on the sea. Both the sailing foundation and the Department of Cultural Affairs and Sport (DCAS) Western Cape have given learners the opportunity to participate in five regional and national events across the country. DCAS also provided a bus for high school children from Sao Bras and Hillcrest High to attend sailing lessons on Thursday afternoons. Holden says: "We have had two Protea sailors and quite a few other sailors that have raced at international level. Three of our instructors are now being invited to teach sailing at the summer camps in the USA." The Holdens' school teaches up to 98 sailors a week, of which 45 are from previously disadvantaged groups. "We have 60 primary school and 38 high school learners. Seventeen of this group come for private, paid lessons.
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A word on the proposed changes to club community contributions
posted in: Latest RUC News
Members might be aware of recent media reports of proposed changes to club community contributions. The proposal seems to aim to redistribute funds away from sporting clubs and community groups (including the ones the RUC currently supports), to a centrally administered fund. The underlying principal for the change is the belief that community contributions should be distributed more "evenly" as "money collected through the scheme belongs to the broader community".
That was never the intent of the scheme – that is enshrined in the legislative requirement that contributions should be in pursuance of club objectives. This is consistent with the principle that the members who are generating this revenue should be able to determine, within the law, where their money goes.
All forms of government direct funds towards priorities of the day – that is a given – but this is usually done in the form of taxation. In terms of the ACT, it was never the intention that poker machine contributions from clubs should be used to deal with wider community issues – that would seem to be a taxation function. If there is a wider community issue, such as gambling, that can be linked to the operation of clubs (and others, e.g. casinos, TAB, online gaming etc.), then perhaps that should be dealt with by the government using poker machine taxation funds.
Sport makes up a significant proportion of these community contributions. Australia is now a country where more than 80 per cent of Australian children are not meeting the recommended activity guidelines, nearly two-thirds of Canberra's adults and a quarter of children are overweight, or obese, and more than half of adults are living sedentary or low activity lifestyles.
The study by Medibank Private into The Cost of Physical Inactivity, which looked at the impact of inactivity on a range of diseases, concluded that increased participation in sport could generate gross savings of $1.49 billion per year.
The Boston Consulting Group's 2017 Intergenerational Review of Australian Sport shows that for every dollar spent on sport in Australia, there are net benefits of $7 in total – a sevenfold return. Contributions toward sport are exactly what our community needs.
In 2015 La Trobe University, Centre for Sport and Social Impact reported on the 'Value of a Community Football Club' and concluded that "For every $1 spent on a community football club, there is at least $4.40 return in social value". The study also found significant social, health, community and economic outcomes from investment in football clubs. Just a few of these outcomes include: "increased social connectedness, wellbeing, mental health status, employment outcomes, personal development, physical health, civic pride and support of other community groups."
Sport is one of the keys to getting people moving and keeping them healthy longer. Sport brings people together and teaches important life skills. Being able to compete with the best on the world stage plays a vital role in Australia's international reputation and our own view of ourselves.
Investing in sport is good for our children, ourselves, our community and our economy. Without community contributions to sport, some of the sport in which Canberrans currently participate would be under threat.
The total amount of community contributions support provided by the RUC will necessarily fall by the proportion of money that the club will have to contribute to the centrally administered fund. It will not be affordable for the RUC to maintain support to all these groups and to the centrally administered fund.
The Canberra North Bowling and ACT Rugby Union Club (Trading as the RUC) brought together two of Canberra's oldest and smallest clubs in 2014. It was established to "foster and encourage interest and participation in sport in the ACT, particularly the game of Lawn Bowls and the Rugby Union Football Code; and promote social intercourse amongst the members and guests of the Association."
It is a direction that has seen lawn bowls, both competitive and social, flourish in the last two years, and is also an approach that sees more than 15 community sporting clubs now call The RUC home. It has taken considerable effort to build the CNBACTRUC and it is a club in the real sense – with volunteers, paid workers, and associated community groups all united under common objects.
The RUC is not averse to improving community contributions and the Auditor General's report has some reasonable suggestions. But to remove funding from small, community-based organisations in favour of a larger centrally administered fund, would be to deny support to some of the most vulnerable community groups associated with the RUC.
Where that support is not available, the consequences are obvious with eight licensed clubs closed in recent times and bowling venues disappearing in Canberra- with consequential health and social impact.
The RUC is a focus for social inclusion, community support, and is a base for sporting organisations operating on the smell of an oily rag. These organisations support the RUC and we support them. They are all relationships that have taken time to build, and they are relationships that we look forward to continuing for many years to come.
How to Have Your Say:
LRGpolicy@act.gov.au
https://epetitions.act.gov.au/CurrentEPetition.aspx?PetId=89&lIndex=-1
or contact your local MLA
Jeremy Wilcox
Secretary Manager, CNBACTRUC


Cohesion policy was enshrined in the Treaties with the adoption of the Single European Act (1986). It is built on the assumption that redistribution between richer and poorer regions in Europe is needed in order to balance out the effects of further economic integration. Through three and soon four generations of Structural Funds programmes, the Union has invested around €480 billion in the 'less favoured' regions since 1988. Before enlargement, the main beneficiaries were Greece (42.6%), Portugal (35.2%), Ireland (26.7%), the new East German 'Länder' (18.9%), Italy (Mezzogiorno - 17.4%) and Spain (14.7%).
With the accession of ten new member states in 2004, the development gap between regions has doubled, bringing many former recipients above the 75% threshold. As a result, most beneficiaries of the cohesion policy are now located in central and eastern Europe (see table: Breakdown of Community aid to the new Member States 2004-2006).
Against this backdrop, the Third Report on Economic and Social Cohesion (see EURACTIV 19 Feb. 2004) called for a major overhaul of the cohesion policy in the context of the 2007-2013 budgetary debate. On 15 July 2004, the Commission proposed a new legislative package in order to concentrate Structural and Cohesion funds spending on Lisbon (innovation, growth, jobs) and Gothenburg (sustainable development) goals. Both the Council and the European Parliament came to an agreement on the controversial reform in June/July 2006 (see EURACTIV 4 July 2006).
Convergence (formerly Objective 1): support for growth and job creation in the least developed member states and regions. Regions whose per capita GDP is less than 75% of the EU average will be eligible (mostly regions from new member states), but temporary support (until 2013) will be given to regions where per capita GDP is below 75% for the EU-15 (the so-called 'statistical effect').
Competitiveness and employment (formerly objective 2): designed to help the richer member states deal with economic and social change, globalisation and the transition to the knowledge society. Employment initiatives are to be based on the European Employment Strategy (EES) (adaptability of the workforce, job creation and accessibility to the labour market for vulnerable persons).
Territorial co-operation: to stimulate cross-border co-operation in order to find joint solutions to problems such as urban, rural and coastal development, the development of economic relations and the networking of SMEs. A new cross-border authority will be set up to manage co-operation programmes.
In terms of financial resources, the European Council on 17 December 2005 allocated €307.6 billion to the cohesion policy for 2007-2013. 81.7% of that amount will serve Convergence regions, 15.8% will go to regions eligible under the Competitiveness priority, and 2.44% will remain for European Territorial Cooperation.
The general regulation: common rules in programming, managing, controlling and evaluating the new cohesion policy; emphasis added on environmental and accessibility issues, and on the "partnership principle" that governs the whole policy.
A regulation on the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF): to fund projects on research, innovation, environment, risk prevention, infrastructure in the least developed regions.
A regulation on the European Social Fund (ESF): to target projects for employment, quality and productivity at work and social inclusion – in line with the European Employment Strategy.
A regulation on the Cohesion Fund: to invest in environmental projects and trans-European networks in member states with a GNP of less than 90% of the Community average National income (e.g. the ten new member states, plus Greece and Portugal).
A regulation on a new instrument, the European grouping of cross-border co-operation (EGCC): for cross-border projects.
Complementing the regulations, the Commission issued the Community Strategic Guidelines to help national and regional authorities make the most efficient use of the EU money and to connect their programming with the Lisbon agenda (see EURACTIV 17 July 2006). The document calls for investments in knowledge and information society, innovation, entrepreneurship, the environment and "creating more and better jobs."
Decentralisation/ "ownership:" stronger involvement of regions and local players in the preparation of programmes (see the Communication "Cohesion Policy and cities: the urbain contribution to growth and jobs in the regions").
The Council of European Municipalities and Regions (CEMR) welcomes the strategic approach reflected from the new regulations and the Community Strategic Guidelines. However, the organisation regrets the lack of clarity of these guidelines regarding the "relationship between thematic and spatial targeting." On the partnership principle, it noted that "it remains to be seen whether this will translate into reality within each member state."
The European industrial and employers' confederation UNICE is especially satisfied with the earmarking for competitiveness-enhancing expenditure from the funding for cohesion policy, though remaining sceptic about member states and regional authorities' determination to implement this on the ground: "we are indeed concerned that, in the name of territorial cohesion, regional authorities may sidestep appropriate concentration of resources on research, innovation, networks and training, especially given that many regions allocate less than 0.5% of the GNP to R&D," said Jean-Paul Mingasson, UNICE General Adviser.
The European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) welcomed the broad guidelines of the Commission's budget proposals for 2007-2013. ETUC particularly praised the new cohesion policy for its potential to contribute both to the Lisbon agenda and social cohesion, thus stressing the role of the European Social Fund (ESF) as a "privileged instrument for implementing the European Employment Strategy." Nevertheless, the confederation warned against the development of "a two-tiered Cohesion policy," due to the justified but sensitive difference of treatment between Convergence and Competitiveness regions.
On the occasion of the second reading negotiations between Parliament and Council on the cohesion policy regulations, a coalition of social and environmental NGOs (gathering, inter alia, Social Platform, BirdLife International, CEE Bankwatch Network, Friends of the Earth, WWF) insisted that sustainable development should be better integrated into all relevant articles of the regulations and ask for the development of a standard set of sustainable development indicators to be used for the evaluation of structural fund programmes.


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Le Holzbrücke est un pont couvert en bois franchissant la Limmat à Baden dans le canton d'Argovie en Suisse.

Histoire

À l'époque romaine, un pont existait déjà sur la Limmat à proximité des termes de Aquae Helveticae. La première mention d'un pont à cet endroit date de 1242. Ce premier ouvrage en a probablement remplacé un datant du . Ici se croisaient les routes de Bâle, Schaffhouse, Zurich et Berne. Au cours des siècles, le pont a été au moins à quatre reprises détruit par des inondations, la glace ou la guerre.

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Amarilis (Amarilys) Savón-Carmenate, (* 13. května 1974 Santiago, Kuba) je bývalá reprezentantka Kuby v judu. Je majitelkou tří bronzových olympijských medailí.

Sportovní kariéra
Vyrůstala ve městě Los Reynaldos, kde se od mala se věnovala středním tratím, plavání a ve 13 začala s judem. Vrcholově se judu věnovala v tréninkovém centru v Havaně. Na mezinárodní scéně patřila celá 90. léta za číslo dvě. Soupeřku, kterou nikdy nedokázala porazit byla Japonka Rjóko Taniová. Byla pověstná nádhernými hody přes bok (goši-waza), které v superlehké váze nejsou příliš k vidění.

Účastnila s čtyř olympijských her. V roce 1992, 1996 jí v cestě stále pouze Japonka Taniová. V roce 2000 nepřijela v optimální formě. Ve čtvrtfinále jí zaskočila Ruska Ljubov Bruletovová a obsadila až 7. místo. Záhy na to oznámila mateřství a na tatami se vrátila až v roce 2002 v pololehké váze.

V roce 2004 odjížděla jako hlavní favoritka na zlatou medaili na olympijské hry v Athénách. Bez větších problému se dostala do semifinále, kde narazila na Japonku Juki Jokosawu. V poslední půl minutě se ujala vedení na juko a tento náskok si měla pohlídat. Jenže konec takticky naprosto nezvládla, zbývaly tři sekundy do konce když jí Japonka hodila na ippon. Souboj o bronz zvládla a vybojovala třetí olympijskou bronzovou medaili.

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Kubánští judisté
Kubánští bronzoví olympijští medailisté
Narození v roce 1974
Narození 13. května
Žijící lidé
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Narození v Santiagu de Cuba


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Snowbird (song)
Snowbird (band)
Snowbird may refer to:
Snowbird, a common name for the Dark-eyed junco (Junco hyemalis)
"Snowbird" (song), recorded by Anne Murray in 1970
Snowbird (person), someone from Canada or the northern United States who spends winter in warmer climates of the southern United States
Snowbird (comics), a Marvel Comics character
Snowbird (sailboat), an Olympic sailboat during the 1932 Olympics
Snowbird, Utah, an unincorporated area and associated ski resort
Snowbird (band), a band featuring Simon Raymonde and Stephanie Dosen
Snowbirds, Canadian air show flight demonstration team
Snowbird Airlines, a charter airline in Finland
"Snowbirds and Townies", a song from the album The Moon Is Down by Further Seems Forever
UTIAS Snowbird, a human-powered ornithopter built at University of Toronto Institute for Aerospace Studies
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"Snowbird" is a song by the Canadian songwriter Gene MacLellan. Though it has been recorded by many performers (including Bing Crosby and Elvis Presley), it is best known through Anne Murray's 1969 recording, which—after appearing as an album track in mid-1969—was eventually released as a single in the summer of 1970. It was a #2 hit on Canada's pop chart and went to #1 on both the Canadian adult contemporary and country charts. The song reached #8 on the U.S. pop singles chart, spent six weeks at #1 on the U.S. adult contemporary chart, and became a surprise Top 10 U.S. country hit as well. It was certified as a gold single by the RIAA, the first American Gold record ever awarded to a Canadian solo female artist. The song peaked at #23 on the UK Singles Chart. In 2003 it was an inaugural song inductee of the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame.
Anne Murray and Gene MacLellan had met while both were regulars on the CBC television series Singalong Jubilee and Murray recorded two of MacLellan's compositions: "Snowbird" and "Biding My Time" for her first major label album release, This Way Is My Way recorded in 1969. Murray would recall: "Gene told me he wrote ["Snowbird"] in twenty minutes while walking on a beach in PEI."
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Snowbird is a band consisting of former Cocteau Twins instrumentalist Simon Raymonde, also the founder of the London-based label Bella Union, and vocalist Stephanie Dosen. Dosen, originally a member of the 1990s techno band Virus, sang live with Massive Attack in 2008 and later collaborated with The Chemical Brothers. Dosen and Raymonde first worked together on her second solo album, A Lily for the Spectre, released by Bella Union in 2007. The duo's debut album as Snowbird, Moon, was released on 27 January 2014 on Bella Union.
Career as Snowbird
Snowbird debuted with a concert in June 2009 at Union Chapel, Islington.
The band's recorded a cover of Pink Floyd's "Goodbye Blue Sky" that year, which appeared on The Wall Re-Built! compilation, a tribute to The Wall given away free with the December 2009 issue of Mojo. It was followed by a version of the British nursery rhyme "The North Wind Doth Blow" on 2010 compilation Sing Me to Sleep, Indie Lullabies.
In winter 2013, Snowbird announced the upcoming release of Moon in January 2014. Guest musicians on the album included Ed O'Brien and Philip Selway of Radiohead, Eric Pulido and McKenzie Smith of Midlake, Paul Gregory of Lanterns on the Lake, and Jonathan Wilson.
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'Snowbird' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
Little Red (2012)
Actors: Carey Daniels (actor), Larry G. Deitch (actor), Devin Hannon (actor), Marvin Harris (actor), Steven Hawkes (actor), J. Chris Irwin (actor), John Archer Lundgren (actor), Brian Mers (actor), Mark Metcalf (actor), Robert Nightingale (actor), Stephen Pigman (actor), Justin Simpson (actor), John Spangler (actor), Doug Vaught (actor), James D. Bennett (actor),
Genres: Drama,
The Silver Horde (1920)
Actors: Curtis Cooksey (actor), Ervin Denecke (actor), Louis Durham (actor), Maurice 'Lefty' Flynn (actor), Carl Gerard (actor), R.D. MacLean (actor), Murdock MacQuarrie (actor), Robert McKim (actor), Hector Sarno (actor), Fred R. Stanton (actor), Betty Blythe (actress), Neola May (actress), Myrtle Stedman (actress), Rex Beach (writer), J.E. Nash (writer),
Plot: A young man who has proven a failure in business goes to Alaska and enters the salmon-fishing industry, in direct competition with the father of the woman he loves.
Keywords: alaska, based-on-novel, fishing
Genres: Adventure, Drama,
Moon released: 2014
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Snowbird, Wenche
Snowbird, Anne Murray
Snowbird, Perry Como
Snowbird, Burl Ives
Snowbird, Jerry Vale
Snowbird, M. Craft
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Beneath this snowy mantle cold and clean
The unborn grass lies waiting for its coat to turn to
The snowbird sings the song he always sings
And speaks to me of flowers that will bloom again in
When I was young my heart was young then, too
Anything that it would tell me, that's the thing that I
would do
But now I feel such emptiness within
For the thing that I want most in life's the thing that
I can't win
Spread your tiny wings and fly away
And take the snow back with you
Where it came from on that day
The one I love forever is untrue
And if I could you know that I would
Fly away with you
The breeze along the river seems to say
That he'll only break my heart again should I decide to
So, little snowbird, take me with you when you go
To that land of gentle breezes where the peaceful
waters flow
Yeah, if I could I know that I would fl-y-y-y-y away


WWE will hold their first-ever NXT UK: TakeOver pay-per-view next year.
Wrestling legend Triple H has confirmed the extravaganza will be held at Blackpool's Empress Ballroom on January 12.
The Game, WWE's executive vice president of talent, live events and creative, said: "Two years ago, we told you we were coming to the UK to help you build your empire.
"Well you have done it, because here we stand today - NXT UK is one of the hottest brands on the planet - because of you.
"You have made this a success across the board. The reaction to it has been off the chart.
Tyler Bate was crowned the first UK Champion at the seaside venue back in January 2017.
Now the reigning title holder Pete Dunne will be joined by the likes of Mark Andrews, Zack Gibson, Rhea Ripley, Toni Storm, Trent Seven, Tyler Bate and Wolfgang for the bash.
WWE launched their NXT UK this summer with new episodes broadcasting every Wednesday at 8pm on WWE Network.
The Network special will be followed by a day of TV tapings at the 3,000-capacity building on Sunday, January 13.
Tickets will go on sale for both NXT UK TakeOver: Blackpool and the following day's television tapings at 10am on Monday, November 26.
They will be available via http://www.eventim.co.uk/.
For further information is available at www.wwe.com/events.
ROMAN REIGNS has made his first public appearance since revealing to the world he was battling leukaemia.
The wrestling hero shocked the world last month by revealing he had been diagnosed with the deadly disease – 11 years after beating it for the first time.
The star, 33, relinquished the WWE Universal Title during an emotional speech on Monday Night Raw as he vowed to overcome cancer and return to the ring.
Fans have been desperate for updates on his condition since but the Reigns, real name Leati Joseph Anoaʻi, but the grappler has kept a low profile over the past month.
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Q: require_once() if a product in woocommerce contains a tag I try to require_once() a file, if the condition of a specific tag is met, on a woocommerce single product page.
I've added following to my functions.php
if(has_term('xyz', 'product_tag')){
    require_once WP_CONTENT_DIR . '/path/file.php';
}

It doesn't load my file, but if I take it out of my condition, it does load.
What can I do to achieve this logic?

A: has_term() is a template function therefore it does not work if you use it straight in functions.php which is loaded well before knowing if the current object is a product page.
So if you use it in functions.php you could do:
add_action('template_redirect','my_inclusion_function');
function my_inclusion_function(){
  if(is_product() && has_term('xyz', 'product_tag')){
    require_once( WP_CONTENT_DIR.'/path/file.php');
  }
}

is_product() checks if you are in a single product and then if the product has tag xyz
If the inclusion has layout implications such as print additional information or so, then this approach is not ideal since the inclusion occurs at the very beginning of the content jsut after the <body> tag opening. In this case you can just modify the single-product.php template file (as suggested in the comment by tiago calado)
Also you can use one of the available hooks in the single-product page check this useful resource and use it directly in functions.php. The advantage of this last approach is that you don't have to review the layout pages in case of future theme switch.

A: require_once is a function, try this way.
if(has_term('xyz', 'product_tag')){
    require_once( WP_CONTENT_DIR.'/path/file.php');
}

also require_once() in functions.php, dont know what to say. give feedback if the code above had work has intended.

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Tony Merchant to Become Wizard of .LOVE
Merchant Law Group
Jul 17, 2015, 07:45 ET
New .LOVE Domain Names Launch on the Internet with Free Giveaway to Couples
TORONTO, July 17, 2015 /CNW/ - A well-known Canadian lawyer is promoting the launch of the new TLD [Top Level Domain] .LOVE today onto the World Wide Web.
Top Level Domains (TLDs) is the term for internet suffixes such as .com, .net and .info -- and now .club, .wiki (as well as other new TLDs), and .LOVE which begins worldwide public availability as of today.
"As part of today's launch of .LOVE, we are giving away over two thousand free .LOVE domains to couples who want to create their own website. So we hope to help newly engaged couples customize their own web domain to announce their engagement, plan their wedding, and allow guests to RSVP, or allowed married couples to share photos online and celebrate life's special moments together – be it an engagement, marriage, first home, first child or other significant life events." said Tony Merchant, Q.C.
There is no cost to participate in the promotional program and creating a website is also completely free.
More information about the 2,015 free promo is available at www.get.love and www.free.love
".LOVE is a versatile TLD that appeals to numerous highly competitive online markets including online dating, weddings, romance, literature, books, jewelry, along with generic interests and passions. A .LOVE web domain name provides these businesses with an opportunity to build a unique online presence, differentiate themselves, and increase their competitive advantage."
A few examples of influential businesses that have recently purchased a .LOVE web domain (and are expected to use this new domain in the coming months) include:
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"With over 470,000 existing web domain names containing the word 'love', and almost 80,000 ending with ***love.com, .LOVE will be a highly desirable domain name suffix for websites by businesses, for individuals to share their enthusiasm or passion for a hobby or sport, along with couples who are in .love and want to share memories with friends and family." said Mr. Merchant.
"Without a doubt, .LOVE is a next-generation internet suffix that is short, easy-to-remember, ultra-positive, and transcends all language barriers."
.LOVE launches around the World on Friday, July 17, allowing businesses and people to buy any combination of characters .LOVE, for as little as US$29 per year.
".LOVE will give away more than two thousand web domains completely FREE beginning on July 17 to couples wishing to build and share their love story."
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Alternative countrysides: Anthropological approaches to rural Western Europe today
Jeremy MacClancy
In the last three decades the anthropology of Western Europe has become almost exclusively an anthropology of urban life. The anthropology of rural life in Western Europe has been progressively neglected. Yet, just because cities concentrate people who continue to produce new and unexpected forms of social organization does not mean rurality becomes the emptying home of a tired traditionalism. Far from it. Since the city is only defined by opposition to the countryside, and since rural movements have urban effects, we cannot ignore the changes taking place in hamlets, villages, and rural towns ... More
In the last three decades the anthropology of Western Europe has become almost exclusively an anthropology of urban life. The anthropology of rural life in Western Europe has been progressively neglected. Yet, just because cities concentrate people who continue to produce new and unexpected forms of social organization does not mean rurality becomes the emptying home of a tired traditionalism. Far from it. Since the city is only defined by opposition to the countryside, and since rural movements have urban effects, we cannot ignore the changes taking place in hamlets, villages, and rural towns throughout Western Europe. They are a integral part and parcel of life in Europe today. The key aim of this book is to redress this academic imbalance, by examining some of the central changes in the rural zones of contemporary Western Europe. In particular, most contributors look at the newcomers to these areas and the rainbow variety of effects they are having. The 'alternative' in our title is to be understood broadly. The contributors are not just looking at the self-proclaimed alternatives (hippies, New Agers, back-to-nature types, etc.) but at labour migrants from outside Western Europe and affluent resettlers as well. Members of all these groups are, in their own way, contributing towards the construction of a non-traditional countryside. All of them help to maintain life in rural areas which would otherwise be emptying of residents.
Keywords: Rural anthropology, Western Europe
Published to Manchester Scholarship Online: May 2016 DOI:10.7228/manchester/9780719096846.001.0001
Jeremy MacClancy, editor
Subject(s) in Manchester Scholarship Online
Anthropology, Global
1 Alternative countrysides
2 A 'private place'? Changing meanings of the countryside in northern Italy
Jaro Stacul
3 Environmental attitudes, community development, and local politics in Ireland
Paul Collinson
4 Ethnic identity, power, compromise, and territory
Chantal Crenn
5 The new rural residents
Josetxu Martínez Montoya
6 Farms, flats, and villas
Kepa Fernández de Larrinoa
7 The recuperation of Galician pottery
Elena Freire Paz
8 Fear and loving in the west of Ireland
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Q: How to Insert affected rows in a new table Following is a dummy table on which i am performing some updations. Here, i am only manipulating the "NAME" column. What i need is to insert the affected row, (say) i change the second for for "ID"-2, then i need that only this row should get inserted in a new table with new / updated value. I have tried doing so via a trigger but it vomits an error regarding table mutation.
   ID    NAME
================
    1    Vaz
    2    Dan
    3    Steve

The table i want the data to get inserted has the same structure as the above mentioned table and same columns with same datatype.
Please suggest if this could be done in any other way or I am writing wrong code for the trigger. Here is the code i wrote for the purpose :
CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER HR.ins_temp
after UPDATE OF name ON HR.TEMP2 FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN
INSERT INTO temp3
(SELECT NAME
FROM temp2
WHERE (:new.NAME<>:old.NAME));
END;

temp2 is the manipulation tabel and temp3 is the new one.

A: No need for a SELECT. And you probably also want to put the ID value into the table temp3
CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER HR.ins_temp
after UPDATE OF name ON HR.TEMP2 FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN
    INSERT INTO temp3 (id, name)
    values (:new.id, :new.name);
END;
/

And as the trigger is defined as update of name you don't really need to check if the name changed, but if you want, you can do:
CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER HR.ins_temp
after UPDATE OF name ON HR.TEMP2 FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN
  if (   (:new.name <> :old.name)
      OR (:new.name is null and :old.name is not null)
      OR (:new.name is not null and :old.name is null))
 then
    INSERT INTO temp3 (id, name)
    values (:new.id, :new.name);
  end if;
END;
/


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Harley Quin characters, Hercule Poirot characters, Mr Satterthwaite characters,
Mr Satterthwaite
Three Act Tragedy characters
The Mysterious Mr. Quin, Agatha Christie (1930)
Three Act Tragedy, Agatha Christie (1934)
Mr Satterthwaite (christian names unknown) is an observer of life with an acute sensitivity to atmospheres, a keen eye for personalities and a gift for deduction. The last is catalysed by the presence and personality of his mysterious friend Mr. Harley Quin or 'Harlequin' allowing Mr. Satterthwaite to right or prevent wrongs.[1] He has also worked with the eminent Hercule Poirot.[2]
Mr. Satterthwaite is a bachelor - his only real romance ended abruptly when the lady confessed to him her passion for another man - well to do with no day job. He is a bit of snob, a connoisseur of the arts, and sentimental to the last degree with a special weakness for young lovers.
In Three Act Tragedy, Mr Satterthwaite is a guest at Sir Charles Cartwright's house party, where another guest dies suddenly. Sir Charles suspects that the man was murdered. When another man dies in similar circumstances, Mr Satterthwaite helps Sir Charles and Poirot investigate.
Murder in Three Acts (1986 film) - Does not appear.
Three Act Tragedy (BBC Radio 4 adaptation) - George Cole.
Three Act Tragedy (Agatha Christie's Poirot episode) - Does not appear.
↑ The Mysterious Mr. Quin, Agatha Christie
↑ Three Act Tragedy, Agatha Christie
3. Dead Man's Mirror, Agatha Christie
Retrieved from "https://agathachristie.fandom.com/wiki/Mr_Satterthwaite?oldid=43969"
Harley Quin characters
Hercule Poirot characters
Mr Satterthwaite characters


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gradle getDependencies

COMPILE_CLASSPATH=.
COMPILE_CLASSPATH=./lib/httpcore-4.4.4.jar:$COMPILE_CLASSPATH
COMPILE_CLASSPATH=./lib/httpclient-4.5.2.jar:$COMPILE_CLASSPATH
COMPILE_CLASSPATH=./lib/commons-logging-1.2.jar:$COMPILE_CLASSPATH
COMPILE_CLASSPATH=./lib/commons-codec-1.9.jar:$COMPILE_CLASSPATH

echo "compiling ..."

groovyc -cp $COMPILE_CLASSPATH RESTClient.groovy

RUNTIME_CLASSPATH=$GROOVY_HOME/embeddable/groovy-all-2.4.5.jar:$COMPILE_CLASSPATH

echo "running ..."

java -cp $RUNTIME_CLASSPATH RESTClient


What can be used as a JkEnvVar replacement for mod_proxy_ajp?
How to resolve errors "Ensure connectorPort and/or connectorAddress are configured!" in Apache Tomcat 9 which initiates modcluster to not join with Apache HTTPD ?
How to configure a virtual host per JBoss profile on httpd using mod_cluster?
What path is used for MCMP requests from JBoss to httpd?
JBoss and httpd are failing to join together due to "client denied by server configuration"


Looks like they did a good job with that area, although it looks to be pretty small.
Saw it on Sunday, it appears that they did a heck of amount of work between then and Thursday.
15 minute train ride? So does this train actually go outside the Thomas Town boundaries and into other parts of the park?
Chitown, you read that a little bit too quick. That was a guy from the people who produce the show talking about the difference between Thomas Town and "A Day Out With Thomas," a traveling exhibit with full-size trains that makes stops 300 days a year, including the Filmore area.
Never knew anything about Thomas Town.


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Linoleum floors are incredibly easy to maintain. Daily sweeping will do a great deal to keep the linoleum clean and looking beautiful. Mopping is usually only needed when there are splotches or stains that the broom won't remove. Linoleum should never be drenched. Wet the mop lightly and do a light mopping over the entire surface of the linoleum. Sponge mops are often excellent tools for linoleum floor cleaning. While there are specific linoleum cleaning solutions available, they are usually not necessary unless the floor has highly resistant stains.
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Conservative Book Club » Politics & Current Affairs » Conservative Victory: Defeating Obama's Radical Agenda
Conservative Victory: Defeating Obama's Radical Agenda
Author: Sean Hannity
Publisher: William Morrow • 2010 • 256 pages
Barack Obama and his radical team of self-professed socialists, fringe activists, and others are trying to remake the American way of life. They have used their new Democratic majority to launch an alarming assault on our capitalist system—while abandoning the war on terror, undermining our national security, and weakening our position in the eyes of our enemies. The "candidate of change" is threatening to change our country irreparably, and for the worse—if we don't act to stop him now.
Sean Hannity has been sounding the alarms about Obama and his agenda from the start. Now—in his first new book in six years—he issues a stirring call to action. Hannity surveys all the major Obama players—from the president's affiliation with radical theology to his advisers' history of Marxist activism, repression of the media, support for leftist dictators, and worse. He exposes their resulting campaign to dismantle the American free-market system and forfeit our national sovereignty. But he draws on the examples of Ronald Reagan and the GOP's Contract with America to show how conservatives can unite behind this country's most cherished principles and act now to get America back on the right track—while we still can.
Tags: Conservative Victory: Defeating Obama's Radical Agenda, Sean Hannity
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Q: Inserting data with relations into Strongloop application I have a Strongloop application using MongoDB. I have a model with several sub-models, using relations. When I try and insert an object into the database, only the top level data is added. All the related data is ignored. How do I get an entire object with sub-objects into the database?

A: See the embedded models documentation: http://docs.strongloop.com/display/public/LB/Embedded+models+and+relations


The 2008 Dom Prignon is fabulous, but quite remarkably, it was even more open when I tasted it a year ago. Bright, focused and crystalline in its precision, the 2008 is going to need a number of years before it is at its best. Lemon peel, white flowers, mint and white pepper give the 2008 its chiseled, bright profile. Several recent bottles have all been magnificent. What I admire most about the 2008 is the way it shows all the focus, translucence and energy that is such a signature of the year, and yet it is also remarkably deep and vertical. In other words, the 2008 is a Champagne that plays in three dimensions.
Wally's excited to offer the pre-sale of the highly anticipated 2008 vintage: Dom Perignon Chef de Cave Legacy Edition. 2008 is an exceptional vintage for Champagne and also a special year for Dom Pérignon – the Vintage 2008 celebrates the legacy from Richard Geoffroy, Dom Perignon Chef de Cave, to his successor, Vincent Chaperone. Secure your allocation today!


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March 3, 2011 report
Hagfish found to eat through its skin
by Lin Edwards , Phys.org
(PhysOrg.com) -- A new study in Canada has shown that the primitive fish called the Hagfish, which has the habit of burrowing into dead or dying creatures on the sea bed, eats by absorption through its skin and gills as well as via its mouth.
The Pacific hagfish (Eptatretus stoutii), also known as the slime eel, is an ancient species of fish shaped like a simple tube and living at the bottom of the sea. It is almost blind and uses feelers around its mouth to seek out food. Hagfish also have a tendency to exude copious quantities of a thick gel-like slime when disturbed, but despite this habit, they are eaten in a number of countries, such as Korea, along with their eggs and even their slime.
The research team was led by Dr Chris Glover of the University of Canterbury in Christchurch, New Zealand and the Bamfield Marine Sciences Center in Canada. It was already known that the hagfish has an internal salinity similar to its environment, which led the researchers to suspect the skin might be permeable. To test this hypothesis they caught a number of hagfish near Vancouver Island and tested their skin and gill tissue for absorption of two amino acids.
The results showed that amino acids were absorbed by both skin and gill tissue, and the amount of absorption increased as the concentration of amino acids increased, but only up to a certain point. Glover said this indicates there is a specific transport mechanism for transporting the amino acids, and the rate of absorption does not continue to increase after all absorption sites are occupied.
Hagfish are traditionally grouped with vertebrates, having a bony skull, but they are jawless and have a flexible notochord instead of a bony spine. Invertebrates such as worms and mollusks also absorb nutrients through their skin or gills, but this is the first time anything as close to a true vertebrate has been shown to feed in the same way. In vertebrates the skin is impermeable to reduce chemical exchanges between the body and its environment, and this allows them to live in salt or fresh water and to minimize loss of fluids on land.
The study, published in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, shows the feeding methods of hagfish may be transitional between those used by aquatic invertebrates and vertebrates such as modern fish.
Dr Glover said the ability to absorb nutrients through the skin and gills may also be an adaptation to an environment in which meals are infrequent and there is fierce competition for the carcasses. He said their calculations suggest the relatively large area of the skin could absorb nutrients at around the same levels as the digestive tract. The skin also absorbs the nutrients faster than the gut.
Fish on acid: Hagfish cope with high levels of CO2
More information: Adaptations to in situ feeding: novel nutrient acquisition pathways in an ancient vertebrate, by Chris N. Glover et al. Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, Published online before print March 2, 2011, doi: 10.1098/rspb.2010.2784 , http://rspb.royalsocietypublishing.org/content/early/2011/02/23/rspb.2010.2784.abstract
Citation: Hagfish found to eat through its skin (2011, March 3) retrieved 16 July 2019 from https://phys.org/news/2011-03-hagfish-skin.html
Researchers identify key reproductive hormone in oldest vertebrate
Keeping an eye on evolution
'Junk DNA' uncovers the nature of our ancient ancestors
Fish species stay alive on land with special skin
Ion exchange may be most important driver of gill development in fish
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In the video, what was that eel trying to do? And what was the recorder trying to show?


Everyone wants leverage in an acrimonious divorce, where both parties hunger for it. When the split between spouses involves infidelity, any part of the divorce proceeding can become grounds for a protracted proxy war between the parties. The most common target is money, specifically spousal support (California's alliterative name for alimony) payments.
It's not just on television. It happens all too often in real life. Don't believe me? Just ask Demi Moore. She reportedly wanted her ex-husband, Ashton Kucher, to pay her spousal support because she was allegedly angry about his reported infidelity. (And yes, that statement was indeed couched in a number of disclaimers.) She didn't get it.
He's got a good attorney. He probably knows he can play without having to pay (spousal support).
It's understandable. You want revenge. You want to make her suffer and going after her through the wallet is your opinion of the most effective method. Or you're sick of playing the 'Good Wife', standing silently by your man (with all due apologies to Alicia Florrick, et al). If you're a California resident, here's the problem – the court doesn't really care. Spousal support is awarded based on a variety of factors, none of which have anything to do with infidelity.
A careful reader (of which you are surely one) will note that there is no factor that takes into account infidelity. Because California is a 'No Fault' divorce state (meaning that you don't have to accuse your spouse of any type of inappropriate behavior in order to file for divorce), the reason for the divorce is not stated anywhere in the divorce filings in the large majority of cases. Your spouse's infidelity largely has no place in the filing of your divorce or in the calculation of your support.
So if you feel hurt, rejected and most of all vengeful, please don't expect to extract your revenge through spousal support payments. (Trying to do it through child support is an even worse idea. Family law judges generally hate to see the children and child support being used for leverage and are not shy or quiet about expressing their displeasure.) It turns out the maxim you learned in elementary school that "cheating doesn't pay" is right. It doesn't pay you as the aggrieved party anything – except maybe another reason to tie up your loose ends and look forward to a new beginning.


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I recommend you have a statement of philosophy and a few documented policies (procedures) regarding after hours work.
One of my constant arguments with technicians is about the "requirement" for after hours work. It is only under truly extreme circumstances that you need to work after 6PM on regular business days. That is a fact.
But, all too often, we get into this business assuming that we need to work after hours. I can't count how many times I've been in a meeting when someone made the casual comment that "of course" you need to work after hours.
No matter how loudly you protest, it is simply a fact that most companies never have people work after hours – even in service businesses. Even in IT shops.
If you examine your after-hours labor, it is overwhelmingly normal, straight-forward tech support. It is not rebuilding a crashed server or fixing the machine needed for payroll the night before payroll is due. No, it is more likely to be just plain tech support that you felt somehow obligated to perform after hours.
I know that you don't have to work after hours, because so many companies have figured out how to avoid it. You can too.
On many occasions I have challenged technicians to set up the first policy we discuss below. And guess what? At least 95% of their after hours work simply disappeared. Gone. It becomes a non-issue immediately.
In other words, all labor covered under a managed service agreement (MSA) must be between 8AM to 5PM Monday through Friday. Even labor that would be covered under an MSA is billable at 1.5-times the regular rate if it is performed during evening or weekend hours.
You need to have a very clear policy with your employees: If you are still working on a task at 4:30PM, and you think you will not finish by 5PM, you must contact the service manager and ask how to proceed.
Second, you need to talk to the client. Inform him that work may be needed at 5PM. Any such work would be billed at the after-hours rate. Tell the client this rate. For example, if your regular rate is $120/hour, you need to make sure the client understands that the after-hours rate is $180/hour.
Note that this applies to all work – whether remote or onsite.
You need to create a work type and labor rate in your PSA system specifically for after-hours labor. When you are working a ticket, you need to make sure that you stop putting time on the regular agreement (managed service or time and materials) and start allocating time to the after hours rate.
The precise process varies depending on your PSA. But the habit of allocating time properly is the same.
This limits your liability in case that happens to be the night when something goes missing or something gets broken. In addition, this will probably cost the client extra money. Therefore, it is a further deterrent to after-hours work.
I am not sure why so many of us have convinced ourselves that it's "bad service" to refuse to work after hours, or to charge extra for it. Try to get an electrician to your house at 6PM. Or an attorney. Or a plumber. Or an accountant. In most cases you'll hear that after hours appointments are simply not an option. Period. When they are available, you can bet the price will be at least 1.5 times normal.
It is perfectly acceptable and reasonable to limit your hours to "normal" work hours. On a very personal level, you need to have a life outside work. You need to balance work and play. If you have a family, you need to tend to them. The work will really always be there. Balance and perspective will help you to see that years of working until 9PM or 10PM will never make the work go away. You will never get caught up. You will only lose contact with a very important (non-work) portion of your life.
1. Set a high rate for after-hours work and put it in all your contracts and materials.
2. Do not be afraid. You will not lose clients over this. You will make more money. And you will have more free time.
3. If you do not have a "life" or do not wish to go home, you need to fix that problem. Working all the time won't fix it.