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Weather today: In Ukraine will pass rains, the temperature to +15
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Sunday, November 12, almost the entire territory of Ukraine will pass rains. This is evidenced by the data of Reuters.
In "March of the outraged" in the center of Kiev was attended by about 500 people
In the center of Kiev about 500 people, supporters of ex-President of Georgia and former head of the Odessa regional
Sytnik interrogated in NACP pleaded not guilty to a charge of conflict of interest
The head of the National anti-corruption Bureau (NAB) Sytnyk interrogated in NACP pleaded not guilty to charges of conflict of
"Voice of America" verifies reports on racist comments of his employee
The journalist placed on administrative leave during the investigation "Voice of America" investigating media reports that one of the employees
Tillerson's visit to Myanmar: expectations and predictions
Human rights defenders and urge Congress to take tougher action in response to the crisis in Rakhine state The plight
The leaders of "voice of America" and Radio Liberty – the bill of the Russian Federation on foreign media
Amanda Bennett and Tom Kent commented on the situation in the information sphere The leaders of the two us organizations,
In the Kremlin denied the accusations of involvement in the situation in Catalonia
Reports about the alleged Moscow's intervention in the situation around the Declaration of independence of Catalonia are reminiscent of the
Responsible for the oversight of the Ministry of defense has punished
A civilian employee of the defense Ministry, are responsible for publication on behalf of the Agency with a screenshot from
Weather for Wednesday: In Ukraine will be dry, temperature up to 10 degrees
Wednesday, November 15, at the territory of Ukraine will be dry, partly cloudy weather is expected. The maximum temperature up
VSP recommends Poroshenko to appoint two judges of the new Supreme Court
The high Council of justice (SCJ) encourages the President Petro Poroshenko to appoint two judges of the new Supreme Court.
Poroshenko appointed a new head of the SBU in the Chernihiv region
President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko has appointed the former head of the security Service of Ukraine in Sumy oblast Yuri


When I met Angel I was sixteen years old. Which was a long time ago folks! Even though we had not spoken for some time (Her living in Oklahoma and me in California) we always remained good friends. Angel got in touch shortly after her engagement to Belinda. I think what makes me the happiest is that as soon as I met Belinda, I could tell that this was Angel's true love. It was like she finally found her other half and I think the same goes for Belinda as well.
The vision for this shoot wouldn't have come to life without Deanna and it was so amazing collaborating with her on this photoshoot at the beautiful Lake Sherwood Country Club.


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See an all-star lineup of top golfers and A-list celebrities take to the manicured, ocean-hugging greens at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am every February. This premier golf event, which was begun in 1937 when Bing Crosby got together with some friends to play golf, have a clambake and raise some money for charity, not only delivers a hefty purse for the winner, but now also generates millions for causes in Monterey, Santa Cruz, and San Benito counties.
Held annually on three of the most legendary links of the Monterey Peninsula—Spyglass Hill Golf Course, Pebble Beach Golf Links, and Monterey Peninsula Country Club Shore Course, the tournament fields more than 300 combined professionals and amateurs, and is watched by thousands of spectators and millions of TV viewers. Serious golf is played, of course, but part of the appeal is observing the chemistry between the pros and entertainers like Larry the Cable Guy and Ray Romano.
Want to watch in person? The grandstands are great, of course, but pricey. A good spot, say seasoned watchers, is the rough that borders holes 6 and 8, with views that take in several key places where golfers swing and putt. If you're into spotting celebs and sports stars, hang out in the Tap Room at The Lodge at Pebble Beach, a favorite watering hole after the day's rounds come to a close, as is The Sardine Factory in Monterey. Another great option, and one that will require reservations well in advance, would be dinner at Clint Eastwood's Mission Ranch in Carmel.
Insider tip: Plan to dress in layers if you attend the tournament. Temperatures can fluctuate by more than 60 degrees near the water in early February, and the wind can make it feel colder.
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In this narrow strip of coastal hills and valleys, discover romantic towns, including Carmel-by-the-Sea, historic Monterey, and elegant Santa Barbara, nicknamed "the American Riviera." The region's classic drive along Highway One, linking San Francisco to Los Angeles, visits Big Sur, Hearst Castle, wine country, and kick-back surf towns.
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Roggio toured the Ballast Point Brewery on the campers' free day.
San Diego State University's second annual Craft Beer Education Camp, held this past summer at SDSU and several local breweries, once again attracted campers from all over the world.
Winning the award for furthest distance traveled is Marcelo Roggio, a brewery owner in Córdoba, Argentina. He traveled 5,626 miles to enhance his knowledge of craft beer.
Learning how to disassemble, clean, and reassemble couplers and faucets in Michael Peacock's Draught Systems class held at Cellar 3 Brewing.
Launched in the summer of 2016, SDSU's Craft Beer Education Camp gives craft beer aficionados around the world, the opportunity to experience a nine-day version of SDSU's popular Business of Craft Beer program. Students chose from Craft Beer Connoisseur Camp (intensive preparation for industry exams such as Cicerone® and BJCP) and Brewery Startup Camp (everything you need to know to launch a brewery). Each offers eight days of intensive instruction by local industry superstars such as "Dr." Bill Sysak, George Thornton and Dave Adams; and one free day to explore San Diego.
At Cellar 3 Brewing as part of Michael Peacock's Draught Systems class.
Roggio partook of Craft Beer Connoisseur Camp, and on his free day visited White Labs with several fellow campers. "It was a really interesting and fun day," said Roggio. Located in Mira Mesa (on Candida Street, no less) White Labs makes fresh, pure liquid yeast for fermentation industries all over the world, from craft beer and wine to cider and kombucha.


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Is There More to Your Child's Picky Eating? - Dr. Gail Gross Ph.D., Ed.D.
Remember when you were a child and you gagged at the sight of the sliminess of a soft-boiled egg, or pushed away from that shaky Jello? This is normal picky eating, and nothing to worry about; it is just the kind of picky eating we have all experienced at one time or another. On the other hand, picky eating can be a sign of something more serious. If your child is severely picky in her eating habits, she may be signaling to you that there is a psychological problem that needs to be addressed.
Children who consistently turn away from typical foods such as fruits, vegetables, and proteins, may be oversensitive in their experience of smell and sight. They also may be displaying psychological issues, such as anxiety, ADD, ADHD, depression, obsessive compulsion, or personality disorder, and a portal into your picky eater's world is her social interaction with her peers. For example: is she socially shy? Does she isolate herself from others? Does she demonstrate anxiety around groups of children? These are all red flags to look for when identifying a picky eater with a problem.
If this is your child, you should first speak to your pediatrician, and if necessary, allow him to recommend a mental health professional. In the meantime, be sure your child maintains a healthy weight and growth pattern, and pay attention to ways in which you can support your child socially. Interestingly enough, many severely selective eaters have parents who are themselves battling mental health issues, such as eating disorders, substance abuse, depression, anxiety and obsessive compulsion. There may, in fact, be a link to food aversion and these other areas of mental health. Further, there can also be an issue with sensory processing, and your highly picky eater may just be too sensitive to internal and external stimulation, such as smells, sight and texture.
So what can you do to help your picky eater? To begin with, remain calm and remember that your child takes her cue from you. Because anxiety is a part of picky eating, it is important not to pressure your child, or stress her over eating… for, in all emotional issues, stress can be a huge component. In some cases, highly selective eaters outgrow much of their aversion and enhance their food repertoire as they grow older.
As a savvy parent, it is necessary to teach your child stress reduction techniques, such as meditation, creative visualization, and breathing strategies to lower anxiety and enhance a state of peacefulness around meal time. Next, communication with your child using my empathic process will invest your child in the process of her eating likes and dislikes, while also reasserting her sense of control. If your child is dealing with an obsessive compulsive issue, anxiety, depression, ADD, and so on, then control becomes an important tool in helping her self-manage her eating problem. Positive adjustments can occur over time if you allow your child a safe space in which to be seen, heard, and understood. Active listening during the empathic process will allow both you and your child to come up with a variety of foods that your child finds acceptable, and that you find to be healthy.
In the final analysis, the good news is: if your child is an extremely selective eater, she may be telling you that there are other problems afoot, which gives you a wonderful opportunity to have a head start supporting your child, whether through professional intervention or greater communication at home. This is a win-win situation. It's a great opportunity for you to build a strong and healthy relationship and become a lifelong ally to your child.


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[Martin Schram] Drug chains, opioids -- and broken news
By Korea Herald
Published : Dec 1, 2021 - 05:30 Updated : Dec 1, 2021 - 05:30
Back in the days (not so long ago!) when dead trees, properly pulverized, were print journalism's most reliable source for spreading the news, we all understood two things about America's greatest newspapers, The New York Times and The Washington Post:
1. They were indeed great newspapers -- but not always good ones.
2. You could always find a great front-page news story in The Times and The Post -- if you kept turning enough pages.
And so it was, Wednesday morning, when I indulged in my morning luxury of unrolling my home-delivered, dead-trees editions of America's news greats and checked out their Page 1 news displays, side-by-side.
In the middle of The New York Times' iconic front page, above the fold, was a news story that immediately captured my eye and commanded my attention: "Retail Chains Found at Fault in Opioid Crisis."
It began: "A federal jury in Cleveland on Tuesday found that three of the nation's largest pharmacy chains -- CVS Health, Walmart and Walgreens -- had substantially contributed to the crisis of opioid overdoses and deaths in two Ohio counties, the first time the retail segment of the drug industry has been held accountable in the decades-long epidemic."
That's a story I didn't see on TV -- yet it could be a potential game-changer. Ohio's Lake and Turnbull counties had sued the three pharma chain giants for damages. The Times reported that the counties' attorneys contended that "for years, the pharmacies had turned a blind eye to countless red flags about suspicious opioid orders, both at local counters where patients obtained the drugs and at corporate headquarters…"
Just a week earlier, federal researchers reported that deaths from opioid overdoses in the US, had soared by 30% in a year -- to more than 100,000 for the first time ever in a 12-month period ending last April. 100,000 opioid overdose deaths is more than the total deaths caused by car crashes plus guns in America in the past year.
After reading the 1,552-word New York Times article, I of course checked to see how one of my former newspapers, The Washington Post, covered the big story. Hmmm. Nothing on the front page. Turning pages, scanning each quickly, I went through the section without seeing any eye-catching headline about opioid deaths. So I looked again, very carefully this time -- and I found what there was to see of it.
Down at the bottom of page A2, was a catchall labeled "Digest," and the last item in that was a garnish just six sentences long under a tiny label of a headline: "Pharmacy chains held liable for opioid crisis." Still it said all the essentials -- and should have set off a news decider's bells and whistles.
So we are reminded, yet again, that my news business is really more of an artful craft than a profession. What seems like major front-page news to some just whisks past others. But, come to think of it, things can also get downright crafty in the most high-minded professions -- including those where robed deciders judge the law.
The attorneys for those two Ohio counties contended the failures of the three pharmaceutical chains alone had cost the counties more than $1 billion each -- and created a "public nuisance," which they said can cover the public health crisis of opioid overdoses. And they won -- never mind that judges in California and Oklahoma rejected suits by local officials citing that same "public nuisance" grounds. And now of course, the three chains say they are appealing this week's verdict.
EPILOGUE: The Cleveland federal courtroom turned out to be a place of potential precedent -- but also a place of legal theater with more show biz flair than anything TV's original Perry Mason ever pulled off in even his most theatrical TV courtroom caper.
And luckily, The New York Times' savvy correspondent Jan Hoffman captured a scene that others overlooked. She wrote about a moment that occurred after the attorney for Walmart, perhaps reaching for his own oratorical flair, mentioned a bridge over the Cuyahoga River outside the courthouse. That was just what Mark Lanier, the high-profile Texas-based attorney representing the two Ohio counties, was waiting for. He brought in a model of a bridge made of hundreds of plastic Legos. He talked about how a community relies upon a bridge's sturdy trestles. He asked: What if two or three are rotten or in the wrong place as people are driving over it?
Lanier made the plastic Legos his Perry Masonry -- knocking away just a few. "Everything can fall," he told the jury. And lo, as if on cue, Lanier's Lego bridge fell. So did the Case of the Drug Chain Trio. The judge will set the amount next spring.
Cha-ching!
Martin Schram
Martin Schram is a veteran Washington journalist, author and TV documentary executive. -- Ed.
(Tribune News Service/Tribune Content Agency)
By Korea Herald (khnews@heraldcorp.com)


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U.S. prosecutors on Tuesday unsealed charges against five people in a foreign bribery scheme involving Rolls-Royce PLC and its local unit, and when doing so, emphasized their efforts to target individuals.
The unsealed charges, against two former executives of the U.K. company, a former employee, a former intermediary in Kazakhstan and an executive of an international engineering consulting firm, follow the global settlement struck with Rolls-Royce in January in which it agreed to pay more than $800 million in penalties. It pertains to a scheme to pay bribes to foreign officials in violation of the Foreign Corrupt practices Act in exchange for business to a U.S.-based subsidiary of Rolls-Royce.
"The charges unsealed today reflect the determination and ability of the U.S. to investigate and prosecute individuals who engage in foreign corrupt business practices, regardless of how sophisticated or far-flung the scheme may be. We can and will follow the evidence wherever it leads – from Columbus to Kazakhstan and beyond," said Benjamin C. Glassman, U.S. attorney of the Southern District of Ohio, in a statement.
Four of the five, according to the statement, have already pleaded guilty. The fifth, Petros Contoguris, a Greek citizen living in Turkey who founded and led the firm Gravitas & CIE International Ltd., was charged with seven counts of violating the FCPA, 10 counts of money laundering and two conspiracy counts. The indictment against him, prosecutors said, was filed Oct. 12 but unsealed Tuesday. Contact information for Mr. Contoguris wasn't immediately available.
A Rolls-Royce spokesman said the company has committed to full ongoing cooperation with the U.S. Justice Department and can't comment on action against individuals.
U.S. officials over the years have stressed that they intend to target individuals when bringing corporate crime cases. But while authorities racked up, in some cases, hundreds of millions of dollars in fines from companies, individuals often were left unscathed or avoided significant jail time.
That, however, appears to be changing. A Justice Department official told Risk & Compliance Journal in July that there's been an increased focus in recent months on bringing cases against individuals. And last month, while Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein said in a speech at New York University Law School that he was reviewing a memo from his predecessor concerning individual accountability in corporate criminal cases, he said he agreed with the sentiment that led her to issue the memo in the first place.
"People who do business in America need to know our laws will be enforced," said Mr. Rosenstein in the speech.
Prosecutors have used aggressive techniques recently in the cases in which they targeted individuals. Over the past several months, prosecutors have brought charges against officials receiving bribes, using anti-money-laundering statutes, as well as a sting operation in the case of a retired U.S. Army colonel.
Acting Assistant Attorney General Kenneth Blanco, in the statement on Tuesday announcing the charges in the Rolls-Royce case, said it's "another example" of the commitment by the Justice Department's Criminal Division to hold individuals, and not just companies, accountable for FCPA violations.
"Thanks to the coordinated efforts by our prosecutors and agents — working closely with their counterparts in Brazil and at the U.K.'s Serious Fraud Office, among others — these defendants, many of whom reside overseas, will face justice in this case, which represents another important step towards leveling the playing field for all ethical and honest businesses," said Mr. Blanco.


As a recent alumnus of Griffith University, Reza Akbarzadeh would like to establish a scholarship within the Griffith School of Engineering that will support students in the following Engineering disciplines on the Gold Coast and Nathan campuses: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Electronic and Energy Engineering, Mechatronic Engineering and Biomedical Engineering.
Maximum value is $2,000, payable in instalments.
Community Involvement: statement outlining their involvement in extra-curricular activities and service to support the School of Engineering.
Maximum value is $2,000, paid in instalments. Instalments of $1,000 are payable for each full time enrolled trimester up to maximum value of the scholarship or minimum duration of the program, whichever is the lesser.
Reza was born in May 1991, Iran. He immigrated to Australia in 2007 to further pursue his studies. He received his Bachelor in Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Hons) (Class 1) from Griffith University in 2016. Reza has completed his Honours thesis with Energex in the area of power quality and reliability titled "Tool for Balancing Low Voltage Network". Reza is currently working at Aurizon as an Electrical Engineer.
Reza was actively involved with many university clubs and associations while he was a Griffith University student. He was the founder of the Griffith University IEEE Student Branch and was able to promote Griffith Engineering in the engineering industry. Reza was also involved with the Griffith Engineering Ambassador Program, Engineers Australia and Women in Engineering Committee.
remain enrolled on a full-time basis in the approved program for which the scholarship was awarded.
maintain a GPA of 5.5 or above for the duration of the scholarship benefit.
The above conditions are verified each trimester at Census date. If a scholarship recipient fails to successfully meet these conditions, scholarship payments may be withheld, or the scholarship may be terminated.


My project for the Narrative module has been completed. Built on an idea discussed with Hugo, the basis for this work is printed below.
The idea: To augment a web application with the functionality to write it's own journal. The journal would be written daily by the application under the guise of 'The life and time of an autonomous entity'. The primary idea behind this project is to form a parody of the similarities between the constant cycle of routines undertaken by a person and those done by a web application.
Utilizing the language we have describing our associations with others, a web application is an independent entity existing within its own ecosystem of other networked individuals that forms the world wide web. This project will represent, with a human veneer, a work showing how we interact with an application on a human level through it maintaining a diary of it's life.
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Embarked Sydney, 20 April 1916; disembarked Suez, 24 May 1916.
Embarked Alexandria, Egypt, 6 June 1916; disembarked Plymouth, England, 16 June 1916.
Proceeded overseas to France, 16 September 1916; marched into 4th Australian Divisional Base Depot, Etaples, 17 September 1916.
Proceeded to unit, 27 September 1916; taken on strength of 52nd Bn, 28 September 1916.
Killed in action, 26 January 1917.


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Ras Al Khaymah, located at the N end of the coast of Arabian Gulf and between the Hajjar Mountains on the E. It shares mountainous borders with the Sultanate of Oman. It is one of the Emirates of the UAE.
The capital city is also called Ras Al Khaymah. The city has two main sections, Old Ras Al Khaimah and Nakheel, on either side of a creek. It is served by the Ras Al Khaimah International Airport in Al Jazirah Al Hamra.
The annual Ras Al Khaimah Half Marathon, first held in 2007, has called the attention of the world's sporting media to the region. The organisers invest much in the IAAF-label race in order to attract the world's top athletes, resulting in a world record fromSamuel Wanjiru in 2007 and the second fastest run of all-time from Patrick Makau Musyoki in 2009.


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Bernart Sicart, aussi appelé Bernart Sicart de Maruèjols, né vers 1230 était un troubadour languedocien, originaire de Marvejols, en Gévaudan (aujourd'hui le département de la Lozère).

Le seul écrit qui nous soit parvenu est un sirventès en langue occitane appelé Ab Greu Consire (plein d'une angoisse cruelle). Il s'agit d'un poème contre la croisade albigeoise et qui dénonce également les maux de son temps.

Notes et références

Bernart Sicart
Personnalité liée au Gévaudan
Date de naissance non renseignée (XIIIe siècle)

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Ecology: found growing near roadsides, in fields and meadows below 7000 ft (2100 m). Giant goldenrod leaves are generally wider and longer than Canada goldenrod. Solidago bartramiana Fern. Plants can be aggressive spreaders in optimum growing conditions, but are generally not considered to be invasive in the U.S. canadensis Solidago canadensis subsp. The papus looks like fibers protruding from the end of the achene. Solidago odora in the fall in Moore County, NC. Solidago canadensis, commonly called Canadian goldenrod, is a rhizomatous, upright perennial of the sunflower family. Non-native: introduced Essential Oil, Pathogen, and Fruit. Canadian goldenrod is considered to be invasive in many parts of Europe (introduced in 1645) and China (introduced in 1930) where it has escaped gardens and rapidly naturalized in a number of locations. Anthropogenic (man-made or disturbed habitats), meadows and fields, Usually occurs in non-wetlands, but occasionally in wetlands. S. c, var. Goldenrod may cause an allergic reaction in people who are sensitive to the Asteraceae/Compositae family. It is hardy to zone (UK) 3. Les espèces de Verges dor américaines (S. canadensis ou solidage du Canada, S. gigantea ou verge dor géante) sont aujourdhui considérées comme des plantes invasives dans certaines régions de France et en Europe, certaines étant même interdites à la vente. Species: Canada Goldenrod - Solidago Canadensis var. Exact status definitions can vary from state to Nains ou géants, les solidago se déclinent dans toutes les tailles et sadaptent à tous les jardins, même les plus modestes. This sun Found this plant? the state. The species is hermaphrodite (has both male and female organs) and is pollinated by Insects. An infusion of the dried powdered herb can be used as an antiseptic. Central stems are clad with numerous, narrow, alternate, lance-shaped, sharply-toothed, stalkless to short-stalked green leaves (to 6" long and 1" wide) which are hairless above but hairy beneath and tapered at each end. Flowers and fruit Golden-yellow flowers are found in dense, pyramid-shaped, paniclelike clusters. Goldenrods have been wrongfully accused of causing hay fever which is actually an allergic reaction to wind-borne pollen from other plants such as ragweed.Genus name comes from the Latin words solidus meaning whole and ago meaning to make in reference to the medicinal healing properties of some species plants.Specific epithet is in reference to the Canadian native habitat of this species. Stands 35 feet tall, 3 feet wide. Tolerates light shade. A perennial herb, goldenrod rises to between 28 and 40 inches (70 to 100 cm) tall. Solidago canadensis . image, please click it to see who you will need to contact. One of the most widespread native plants in North Dakota, Canada goldenrod occurs throughout much of North America, at elevations under 9,000 ft. Plants exhibit a bewildering array of varieties, including 5 in the Great Plains. Solidago canadensis. solidago canadensis. FACU). The record derives from TICA (data supplied on 2012-02-11) which reports it as an accepted name (record B734D161-8EB6-4443-A428-20E34D7DA8EC) with original publication details: Sp. Copyright: various copyright holders. Removal of flower heads prior to ripening of seed, if practicable, will help prevent seed dispersal. S. canadensis var. (Wetland indicator code: It may cause heartburn. For details, please check with your state. is a native, warm-season, long-lived perennial that spreads by rhizomes and forms large, dense patches. Avoid use during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Aujourdhui, on trouve des variétés de verges dor qui sont bien moins envahissantes et plus compactes. Goldenrod (Solidago canadensis) has monochromatic yellow carotenoid-containing flowers that cannot be modified using classical breeding approaches due to a limited gene pool. donations to help keep this site free and up to date for Achenes are brown, sparsely to moderately hairy, oblong to narrowly cone-shaped, .5 to 1.5 mm long. As for its leaves, their edges are saw-toothed and its rhizome-like stem is a purplish red color. Fruit is a dry seed (achene) with a tuft of whitish hairs (pappus) 2.5 to 3.5 mm long attached at the tip to carry it off in the wind. ABBREVIATION : SOLCAN SYNONYMS : NO-ENTRY SCS PLANT CODE : SOCA6 COMMON NAMES : Canada goldenrod TAXONOMY : The currently accepted scientific name for Canada goldenrod is Solidago canadensis L. . Leaves of fresh Solidago canadensis L. were collected in October 2014, dried in the dark at room temperature, and then powdered with a pulverizer. (Solidago canadensis) greens. those considered historical (not seen in 20 years). Solidago canadensis is a PERENNIAL growing to 1.8 m (6ft) by 1 m (3ft 3in) at a medium rate. NH). It is native to North America (throughout Canada and the U. S., except absent from South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Louisiana and Hawaii). The herb is prohibited for children. S. macrophylla). canadensis is known from CT,MA, ME, NH, RI, VT.S. Caution: S. juncea, S. flexicaulis, S.rigida and S. hispida are the most toxic, though other species may also release neurotoxins, especially in fall and winter greens forage. S. canadensis). Latin name: Solidago canadensis Synonyms: Solidago lepida Family: Compositae Medicinal use of Canadian Goldenrod: Haemostatic, styptic. Solidago canadensis L. var. glabra Solidago canadensis var. Blooms late summer into fall. var. Solidago canadensis f. canadensis Solidago canadensis subsp. Naturalize in meadows. canadensis L. Solidago canadensis var. Solidago canadensis L. Solidago canadensis L. is an accepted name This name is the accepted name of a species in the genus Solidago (family Compositae). Solidago Fruit is a dry seed (achene) with a tuft of whitish hairs (pappus) 2 to 2.5 mm long attached at the tip to carry it off in the wind. It is reportedly allelopathic to sugar maple (Acer saccharum) seedlings, meaning it produces chemicals in the soil that inhibits their growth. Go Botany: Native Plant Trust Its floral scapes bear yellow fronds and branch out. 2020 Daisies, goldenrods, and other aster family plants, Show Habit. Easily grown in average, slightly acidic, moderately rich, well-drained soils in full sun. is a rare hybrid known only from northern New England ( This is a rhizomatous, spreading, somewhat weedy plant that can rapidly colonize an area by creeping rhizomes and self-seeding. to exist in the state, but not documented to a county within Intolerant of full shade. S. canadensis var. It demonstrates triple-veined leaf blades (as in Can you please help us? a sighting. Solidago. Leaves are sharply toothed, -shaped, covered with fine hairs, triple nerved and 2 to 5 inches long. Goldenrods are attractive to bees and butterflies. Fern. 1b.  Leaf blades abaxially subglabrous or pubescent only on the midvein and lateral veins, adaxially glabrous or scabrous; stems generally pubescent only in the apical half
6b. state. To generate Solidago with novel colors through metabolic engineering, we first developed a procedure for its regeneration and transformation. in part by the National Science Foundation. Stems are mostly smooth, covered with fine hairs at the top and are 1 to 7 ft tall. Its fruits are of a yellowish color and atop each is perched a hairy pappus. The root is applied as a poultice to burns. S. canadensis), but the capitula are neither secund nor are they borne on nodding or recurved branches (in this trait the hybrid is similar to Solidago canadensis is an invasive rhizomatous perennial frequently found in ruderal environments. 1a.  Leaf blades abaxially pubescent on and between the veins, adaxially pubescent or scabrous; stems generally pubescent to the base … 6a. Five varieties are recognized : Solidago canadensis var. is known from CT, MA, ME, NH, VT. Canada goldenrod. County documented: documented Life Cycle: Perennial Country Or Region Of Origin: Canada, U.S.A. Distribution: Solidago canadensis is a native, warm-season, long-lived perennial that spreads by rhizomes and forms large, dense patches. scabra . The flowers and roots were widely used by Native Americans for medicinal purposes. hargeri Fern. Solidago 'Goldenmosa' (Goldenrod) Blooming for many weeks from late summer to early fall, this eye-catching beauty is regarded as one of the best Goldenrods. canadensis L. var. Large, showy flower panicles, densely packed with blossoms. All images and text © Solidago canadensis is a herbaceous perennial plant with stems that grow 2-4 feet and sometimes to 6 feet (30–150(–200) cm) tall. Flowers and fruit: Note: when native and non-native Gilvocanescens. Root rot may occur in poorly drained soils. Stems are covered with fine hairs at the top but are otherwise smooth, and are30 to 214 cm (1 to 7 ft) tall. Canadensis. Solidago macrophylla The fruit of S. canadensis is an achene with attached pappus, readily distributed by the wind. canadensis L. var. post ME, solidago hybrids. For plants growing in an agricultural field in Michigan, ... Tüxen (1950) distinguished a Rudbeckia laciniata-Solidago canadensis association and Moor (1958) described the Impatienti-Solidaginetum and Impatienti-Solidaginetum associations. Robust and vigorous, spreading widely by underground runners; can be invasive. Canada goldenrod is a common and widespread goldenrod. Potential insect pests include several different types of beetles, aphids and gall-forming insects. 20140926Solidago canadensis2.jpg 3,000 × 2,250; 1.69 MB Height: 2-5 feet(40-150 cm). Media in category "Solidago canadensis (fruit)" The following 87 files are in this category, out of 87 total. It has been used to treat wounds, allergies, TB, arthritis, asthma, hypertension and as a diuretic. is shown on the map. To reuse an Gilvocanescens . 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Q: Static Lib Multiple Definition Link Error So I'm trying to build a small 3D engine as an exercise on VC++ 8.0. I have a MathLib static lib and a Render static lib that is being linked by my TestBed exe. Right now Render has two classes: Color and DXManager3D. Color includes my Vector.h from MathLib just fine, no problems.
The second I try to include Vector.h in DXManager3D it blows up on me, saying the symbol is defined twice, and the second definition is ignored (warning from lib). I thought maybe including it twice was causing this so as a test I removed Vector.h from Color.h and left it in DXManager3D.h - same problem. I have triple checked to make sure I have everything wrapped in ifndef to protect from this, so I am left scratching my head.

DXManager3D.obj : warning LNK4006: "public: __thiscall Math::Vector::Vector(void)" (??0Vector@Math@@QAE@XZ) already defined in Render.obj; second definition ignored

What really confuses me is that when I build the Render.lib separate from TestBed, which should not be linking anything as it is a static lib, right? I still get the multiple symbol definition warnings. If I instantiate a DXManager3D in main my warnings become errors.

Render.lib(DXManager3D.obj) : error LNK2005: "public: __thiscall Math::Vector::Vector(void)" (??0Vector@Math@@QAE@XZ) already defined in WinMain.obj

Yes, I have F1'd LNK4006 and LNK2005 and the solutions in the MSDN aren't working for me.
Sorry if this question has been asked before, I couldn't find anything solid to help me out using the search feature.
Thanks!

A: Is your Vector ctor defined in the header outside the class definition? Make it inline then i.e. change
class Vector {
  public:
    Vector();
  // ...
};

Vector::Vector() {
   // ...
}

to
class Vector {
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};

or use an explicit inline qualification:
class Vector {
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inline Vector::Vector() {
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A: It looks like you have a linkage issue with your vector class.  Based on your information it appears that the class is being linked into any lib which includes the header file.  This is internal linkage, and you really want external linkage.
Can you post the contents of Vector.h, or at least the Vector() constructor?  That should give us a clue to what is actually going on.
Linkage: http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/comphelp/v8v101/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.xlcpp8a.doc/language/ref/cplr020.htm
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Based on your comment, it appears that you have declared all of the functions in the header file outside the class library.  You should put them into a non-header file (Vector.cpp file for instance).
This will give your program the appropriate linkage and you will be able to include Vector.h in both programs.

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AF&PA's winter board meeting took place at the association's new office space at 1101 K Street, NW in Washington. Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.), Rep. Michael Michaud (D-Maine), and U.S. Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker met with the board to hear some of the industry's most pressing concerns. Our messages for 2014 include the following key issues.
• Greenhouse gas regulations: We will work with key stakeholders and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to support recognition of the carbon neutrality of biomass in greenhouse gas regulations, including in prevention of significant deterioration rules and new source performance standards.
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• Energy: We will support energy policies that take into consideration the carbon-reduction benefits provided by the industry's use of biomass in energy production as well as cost and supply implications for the paper and wood products industry.
• Rail and truck transportation: Rail and truck transportation: We will support Congress' work to create better and more efficient rail and truck transportation options for the industry through the Federal Highway Reauthorization Bill or other related legislation. Specifically, we will advocate for an increase in the Interstate truck weight limit to 97,000 pounds when trucks are outfitted with a sixth axle. This configuration will allow for more efficient and safer trucks to use the Interstate system and not be on local roads. Additionally, we will support enacting comprehensive rail reform that includes changes to anti-trust laws and the Surface Transportation Board to ensure that railroads provide AF&PA members, especially those with facilities "captive" to just one rail line, with competitive rates and reliable service.
• Forestry and agriculture: We welcomed passage of the Farm bill in early February and will work with legislators, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), and others to ensure industry concerns are addressed in a variety of forestry and agriculture programs, including advocating for adequate funding of the Forest Inventory Analysis program and for inclusion of forest products in the USDA's BioPreferred program.
• Tax: We will track and work to ensure that any tax changes improve economic growth, job opportunities, and the competitiveness of U.S.-based businesses.
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Certainly wasn't our day today!! What could go wrong did go wrong, starting with Oli still injured but that was expected, Danny King away due to work, then Rob Carr had to pull out through illness on the morning of the game, Gareth Byres stuck at work and unable to get away in time for the coach, far from ideal. We then get injuries to Adam Tomasso and Andy Jenkinson in the first 20 minutes of the game, we absolutely battered them 2nd half but it just wasn't our day, hugely disappointing.
Game started fairly end to end although we had the best chance with a Coxy header after a good move. Then the 2 injuries and we had to reshuffle on 2 occasions, this had an obvious affect on us, we conceded from a set piece and were 1 down at the break, I didn't think we were at our best but well in the game.
Second half I have to say I thought we were outstanding, I don't feel there is a fitter side than us and we showed it, it was literally wave after wave of attacks, we played some really good football I thought. Nothing would quite fall for us, shots blocked, lots of good saves and even an equaliser disallowed in the last minute when IK nodded in. It absolutely was one of those days, couldn't ask a lot more of the lads to be honest!
We now have to try and recover these injuries and get back into the league action next week at Cirencester!
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The NSDAR headquarters is a historic landmark and multi-level building complex comprised of over 300,000 square feet, including historic DAR Constitution Hall and Memorial Continental Hall, which was originally built in 1905.
The maintenance mechanic will be responsible for full operation and performance level of HVAC, electrical and plumbing systems throughout the NSDAR building complex.
HVAC duties include monitoring, troubleshooting and repairing systems to provide exact temperature levels in special conditions; identifying and repairing electrical and mechanical problems in air conditioning systems, such has compressors, refrigerant controls, valves and controls to protect against overload or overheating.
The incumbent will be responsible for performing system inspections and scheduled preventive maintenance on electrical, air conditioning/refrigeration systems and equipment, including other related equipment, such as direct digital controls, and for accurately identifying system or equipment malfunctions.
Electrician duties include modifying, repairing, troubleshooting, loading and testing new or existing electrical lines, circuits, systems, fixtures, controls and equipment, and uses technical guides and diagrams to detect issues and resolve deficiencies.
Plumbing duties include modifying and repairing plumbing and other wet-type systems such as utility, supply and disposal systems, identifying plumbing zones and shut-down valves, testing and making needed adjustments to systems and equipment for proper operation, flow, drainage and sanitary conditions.
As a key member of the building and facilities team the maintenance mechanic will also be expected to jump in and work with staff on building maintenance projects, furniture moves, the NSDAR's annual membership convention, and other miscellaneous building/facilities related activities.
Maryland Steam Engineering License or DC 6th Class License
Refrigeration Journeyman Mechanical license a plus
CFC certification
Minimum 3 years of plant operations of HVAC systems, such as chillers, boilers, pumps, cooling towers, and basic electrical.
Ability and willingness to work in a team environment.
Work experience and knowledge in LEEDS energy management and operations a plus
Must possess a valid automobile operator's license to operate company vehicle.
In addition to the above qualifications, applicants will be evaluated on their job knowledge and ability to perform the duties of the position as identified in this announcement. Eligibility will be determined by the relevance, scope and quality of all experience and training.
Send a cover letter and resume, along with salary requirements, to:
Attn: Human Resources
1776 D Street NW
Email: resumes@dar.org
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In a 2006 article written for the Stanford Journal of International Relations, called 'Responding To Genocide In Sudan[i]', Stephan M. Doane lays out reasoning for a much needed, tougher international stand on the issues plaguing Sudan.
Doane's piece is well researched. He argues that the humanitarian crisis in Sudan is less acknowledged by international stakeholders. For example, the U.N and the international community appear 'indifferent' towards the aggression and socio-political maneuvering of the Islamist North.
"Arabism has a superior rank than Africanism, based on the way they view the racial hierarchy"[…]'Southern leaders were treated as second class citizens.' The intent of the North was to implement Islamic law (Shari'a) and set up and Islamic state; '"it's chosen hegemony" (p.2)'.
According to Doane, Sudan's troubles can be traced back to its independence. When independence was formed, under a British civil administration in 1947, 'many of the southern representatives present were not ready to accept the unity of the Sudan – due in large part to prior deception from the North' (those deceptions aren't elaborated on).
Sudan was a member of the UN Human Rights Commission from 1998-2000 and was assured a seat in the 2012[ii] election round for the Commission's replacement, the UN Human Rights Council which replaced the Commission in 2006[iii]. The North's candidacy was, however, vetoed when a 'group of African nations petitioned against it'[iv], on the grounds of the human rights abuses carried out there by the North.
Doane's essay is eleven years old and shows its age. It doesn't mention the 2013 ethnically motivated civil war in the South, nor does it mention diplomatic efforts in the way of sanctions, pushed for by the recent Obama administration, efforts designed to censure the North. Also missing is the important historical note that in 2011, South Sudan found its own independence[vi].
The strength and benefit of 'Responding To Genocide In Sudan' is found in its clear ability to raise awareness of the situation in Sudan. With over 45 references, it issues us with a reliable resource that gives invaluable insight into the whole of Sudan. Both what it is, what it was and what it may perhaps still become. It's age shouldn't be a deterrent to reading it.
[vii] UN Security Council Meeting notes, 2012 Calls for an immediate halt to fighting sourced 19th April 2017 from http://www.un.org.
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Relentless, I hear the sighs.
The "talentless" noticed by nothingness and its endless siren's cry.
. heart being dragged under by the weight of its undertow.
Hear the black dog that snarls and rides with the incoming tide.
See the fight from within.
. and inhaled grace ignites.
. the white horse, its rider and the march of the second Adam.
Once more, embroiled in a stand-off with emptiness.
. Once more, engulfed in battle against listlessness.
. Once more, pushing back echoes that drift through the mist of a toxic mess.
This battle is fought in the shadows.
and an exhausted silence follows.
. hiding behind ersatz love, fabricated charity and a pristine facade.
No giving in to the Black dog, its bite or grave digging bark.
The alpha, the omega; the finish and the start.


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WASHINGTON, Feb. 27 (UPI) -- Former Sen. Bob Kerrey, D-Neb., who moved to New York after retiring from Congress in 2001, wants to come home and run for Senate again, a senior Democrat says.
The Washington Post reported Monday the unnamed Democrat told Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., Kerrey wanted to enter the fray despite saying earlier this month he was going to beg out because of family obligations.
Kerrey is a Democratic known quantity for voters in a state where the selection is known to be sparse behind the retiring Democratic Sen. Ben Nelson.
If Kerrey wants to avoid charges of carpetbagger -- which he may not be able to do -- he has to file for the Senate seat in Nebraska this week, the Post said.
Kerrey, 68, served in the Senate from 1989 to 2001 and previous was governor of Nebraska.


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Foxworth believes Washington's Super Bowl window opens in '21
For most teams, a championship window -- meaning the period of years in which it's expected they will compete for a title based on the makeup of the team -- is triggered by a season in which the group comes close to that goal of a championship. It signifies they are on the cusp.
The 2020 season won't be quite that for the Washington Football Team. The goal is to just make the playoffs, and while some believe they could do more than that against the rest of the field, the team isn't a Super Bowl contender. That means the championship window is approaching, but it may still be a few years away.
According to former NFL player, Maryland Terrapin and current ESPN analyst Domonique Foxworth, that's not the case. Much like with a side-view mirror, Washington's window may be closer than it appears to be. How close? Like 2021 close.
"I think, not I think, I know that the Washington Football Team, their Super Bowl window, it opens next season," Foxworth said on ESPN's 'Get Up.'
"I know that the Washington Football Team, their Super Bowl window, it opens next season."
—@Foxworth24 👀 pic.twitter.com/TRDb8Te1Yd
— Get Up (@GetUpESPN) December 16, 2020
That's a pretty bold claim from Foxworth given where Washington is at right now. Sure, the team could find itself in the playoffs in 2020. But Washington is currently just 6-7, not world beaters. There are some great pieces on the roster, but also a lot of holes. Namely, the quarterback position. To say contention for a Super Bowl could come in 2021 seems premature, right?
Not to Foxworth, and it stems from how he thinks Washington can build moving forward. Some will argue that the team can't truly take the next step until it constructs a roster based on a star under center, Foxworth thinks it can be done other ways.
"I understand that might shock a lot of people and they don't look at that team and think they're a championship contender. But, that's because we're stuck in the way we think about building teams," Foxworth said. "Everyone thinks that you need to have a quarterback first to build your team. I think we take for granted that the most important thing in building a team is getting players to play above the price that you're paying them."
He has seen Washington do just that in 2020. Foxworth used the examples of Chase Young, Terry McLaurin and Jonathan Allen to further explain his point. All three are top-level players and could eventually command larger contracts. For now, however, they are already playing to that price evaluation without actually costing the team that financial hit.
"They are three elite players. You put them all together, it costs them 20 million dollars for all three of those guys," Foxworth said, "Less than 20 million dollars. That is less than half of what the Cowboys are going to have to pay Dak Prescott next year."
Therefore, Washington is getting bang for its buck with some of the best players on its roster, allowing them to use those savings elsewhere in free agency.
ESPN host Mike Greenberg agreed with Foxworth's designation, likening Washington to the San Francisco 49ers. That team rode young talent and a good defense to a Super Bowl appearance just a year after being 4-12 earlier in the decade.
However, Greenberg did have one question. While Foxworth may not look at the quarterback as the most important piece in Washington's puzzle, the team will still need a serviceable option under center. Who could it be?
"In my imagination, they're going to have to go get a veteran," Foxworth said.
There was no specification as to who that veteran could be, but Foxworth made it clear it's not Alex Smtih or Dwayne Haskins. He is impressed with what Smith has done following the injury and praised his resilience, but the ceiling with him under center isn't high enough. As for Haskins, Foxworth can see him being labeled as a "bust" at this point in his career. Both, to Foxworth, are holding back McLaurin's ability to be the best receiver in football.
So, Washington does need to make a change at quarterback. However, it doesn't exactly need to be pricey or flashy.
"They don't have the quarterback in the building right now," Foxworth said. "They're going to need an upgrade there, but I don't believe they need an elite guy."
That is due to what Washington will have around that quarterback. WIth stars on the roster at a good value, the team has the makeup and financial situation to build a championship roster in a short time.
"To make some key additions next year in the draft and free agency, they should be Super Bowl contenders within the contract of Chase Young in particular," Foxworth said.


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