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My students and I have watch a TED talk on the blight that monarchs are facing in the near future. We are sincerely concern that if we don't take action now, that there will not be a future for these insects. How sad the world would be if we as a community can not and would do a little to take part in the whole scheme of saving the future of monarchs. To do our part to save monarchs, we have decided to plant milkweeds for students attending Cabrillo High. The goal is for each student to plant three dixie cup full of milkweed seeds. Once the seed germinates, students will donate one back to our school garden and take two home. Of the two that is taken home, students are to give one away to a neighbor, friend, staff and/or teacher. With regards to the school garden, students will help to build and maintain the milkweed garden at school so that the whole student body can enjoy nature. The school garden also serve another purpose because it allows for me to be able to safeguard and collect milkweed seeds for subsequent years for I intend to have carry on this project for years to come.


Autus Asset Management LLC decreased its holdings in shares of iShares Russell 2000 ETF (NYSEARCA:IWM) by 1.9% during the first quarter, according to its most recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The institutional investor owned 6,942 shares of the exchange traded fund's stock after selling 138 shares during the period. Autus Asset Management LLC's holdings in iShares Russell 2000 ETF were worth $1,063,000 as of its most recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Several other large investors have also made changes to their positions in the company. Penobscot Investment Management Company Inc. raised its stake in iShares Russell 2000 ETF by 4.5% in the 4th quarter. Penobscot Investment Management Company Inc. now owns 1,532 shares of the exchange traded fund's stock valued at $205,000 after purchasing an additional 66 shares during the last quarter. V Wealth Advisors LLC raised its stake in iShares Russell 2000 ETF by 3.9% in the 4th quarter. V Wealth Advisors LLC now owns 1,892 shares of the exchange traded fund's stock valued at $292,000 after purchasing an additional 71 shares during the last quarter. Old North State Trust LLC raised its stake in iShares Russell 2000 ETF by 1.2% in the 4th quarter. Old North State Trust LLC now owns 6,101 shares of the exchange traded fund's stock valued at $816,000 after purchasing an additional 72 shares during the last quarter. Delta Asset Management LLC TN raised its stake in iShares Russell 2000 ETF by 27.2% in the 4th quarter. Delta Asset Management LLC TN now owns 341 shares of the exchange traded fund's stock valued at $46,000 after purchasing an additional 73 shares during the last quarter. Finally, Managed Account Services Inc. raised its stake in iShares Russell 2000 ETF by 1.0% in the 4th quarter. Managed Account Services Inc. now owns 7,906 shares of the exchange traded fund's stock valued at $1,165,000 after purchasing an additional 75 shares during the last quarter.
NYSEARCA IWM opened at $157.54 on Wednesday. iShares Russell 2000 ETF has a one year low of $125.81 and a one year high of $173.39.
The business also recently announced a quarterly dividend, which was paid on Tuesday, March 26th. Shareholders of record on Thursday, March 21st were paid a $0.4121 dividend. This represents a $1.65 dividend on an annualized basis and a dividend yield of 1.05%. The ex-dividend date was Wednesday, March 20th.
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Q: Expectation of the minimum value among a Poisson-distributed-number-of-draws from a Normal Distribution I would like to calculate the expectation of the minimum value among a Poisson-distributed-number-of-draws from a normal distribution.
Appreciate some guidance in formulation of the expectation.
Below is a derivation where n is deterministic (not distributed by Poisson)
Expectation of minimum of $n$ samples from Gaussian distribution

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Q: ios 4 website issue media query or viewport i have programmed a website, for a client and now im developing a smartphone template.
I used max-device-width as media query to separate smartphone and tablet.
Everythng is working fine, but iphone 4 zooms the website.
I dont know if i defined viewport wrong or is a bug?
Website is:http://mksgmbh.com
I used following Viewport
<meta content='width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0, maximum-scale=1.0, user-scalable=0, target-densityDpi=device-dpi' name='viewport' />
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width" />

I tried to set initial-scale to 1 but it doesnt work too.

A: As I look at the site now you have mulitple viewport tags. Try removing them all and replacing them with either
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">

or if you want to prevent user zooming:
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0, user-scalable=0">

UPDATE
Also, in you media queries you use max-device-width, e.g.
@media only screen and (max-device-width: 760px) {
...
}

Unless you are trying to target specific devices, you could try just
@media only screen and (max-width: 760px) {
...
}

Device width and width aren't the same thing and for responsive design, width will usually get the results you want. This link has some more background info about the differences
Hope this helps!


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Omokirio sends invite to Malaita soccer coaches
Sports - NationalBy Sol Star News March 7, 2014
THE Malaita Football Association's Eddie Omokirio has called on all Malaita Football Affiliates and football coaches in Malaita to attend planned training courses. Omokirio said the invitation goes to all including intending football coaches and beginners. "There is an opportunity to attend planned FIFA Football Courses that will be conducted by SIFF as of April…
New dates set for HFA courses
The proposed HFA administration and coaches training is now confirmed to be held next week from the 11th to 13th of this month at the SIFF Academy conference room. The Honiara Football Association congress met on March 6 this week to hold its ordinary AGM. In that meeting, club representatives have agreed to hold the…
Lai says it's time football come alive again
The Honiara Football Association (HFA) executive had successfully convened an Annual General meeting of its club on March 6, 2014 at the SIFF Academy conference room. In his address to the HFA congress, the President William Lai spoke highly of the commitment of his executive to meet the high expectation from the Honiara football clubs…
HFA PLANS NEW HOME
William Lai says more playgrounds needed. Honiara Football Association is seriously considering the idea of having its own grounds and home. In its AGM held on March 6, the congress has given the executive its blessing to pursue the idea. The issue has taken centre stage this year since, Solomon Islands Football Federation have decided…
Start date set for HFA league
The Honiara Football Association Congress has decided that the 2014 league proper will start on the May 10. The dates for the start of league was part of the agenda item in HFA's annual general meeting which was held on March 6, 2014. The HFA congress had given the green light for the HFA executive…
What Spain can do for Solomon Islands
Private ViewBy Sol Star News March 7, 2014
TEN years after the last time Spain was part of the UN Security Council, my country has decided to launch a new candidacy for a non-permanent seat for the biennium 2015-2016. Why? Because Spain is a reliable international team player. During the past decade our commitment to the United Nations principles has remained as strong…
New tower for Tetepare next month
News - BusinessBy Sol Star News March 7, 2014
The Tetepare conservation island in the Western province will join the rest of the world through internet and mobile services once Our Telekom sets up a mobile tower there next month. Allan Tipet Bero,Tetepare development programme coordinator told the Solomon Star yesterday that Our Telekom had approved their application. This means a tower will be…
Mobile banking can boost Savings Clubs
New forms of electronic and mobile phone banking recently introduced in the country can definitely boost and improve the basic services provided by rural savings clubs. This was the message highlighted to participants during the four day savings club workshop co-hosted last week by the Central Bank of Solomon Islands (CBSI) and the Pacific Financial…
BSP's branchless banking to Gilbert Camp
Bank South Pacific (BSP) has brought banking to the heart of East Honiara. FF Store, owned by Alick Oitala and Fraser Fulesau is now a BSP Agent, and is equipped and able assist BSP customers to do deposits, make withdrawals and open new BSP Accounts in Gilbert Camp and surrounding areas. Customers can also register…
Ringi community happy with new wharf
The construction of a new wharf at Ringgi, South Kolombangara in the Western province had received positive response and wide support from Ringi and the surrounding communities. Ringgi resident Derol Sikua told the Solomon Star yesterday expressing the excitement the community of Ringgi is going through. Mr Sikua said for so long people in that…
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Benjamin Britten, Composer
(1913-1976). English composer.
After early musical studies on piano and viola, and with the composer Frank Bridge, Britten entered the Royal College of Music. Among his teachers were Arthur Benjamin and John Ireland.
Britten's compositions are in nearly every genre, including chamber music, orchestral works, and opera. He founded the Aldeburgh Festival in 1948 with his partner, the tenor Peter Pears. Aldeburgh evoloved into an important cultural institution. Many of Britten's works were premiered at Aldeburgh.
Any list of Britten's most important works would include the opera "Peter Grimes", which established him as one of the foremost English composers. "Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra" (Variations on a Theme of Purcell) is his orchestral masterpiece. The "Simple Symphony" is another instrumental favorite. His "War Requiem" is a vocal-choral masterpiece. And "A Ceremony of Carols" is a favorite during the Christmas holidays.
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Benjamin Britten was born in Lowestoft, Suffolk, on 22 November 1913. Although he was already composing prolifically from the age of seven, in 1928 lessons were arranged for him with the composer Frank Bridge; two years later he went to the Royal College of Music in London, studying with Arthur Benjamin, Harold Samuel and John Ireland. While still a student, he wrote his 'official' Op. 1, the Sinfonietta for chamber ensemble, and the Phantasy Quartet for oboe and string trio, and in 1936 he composed Our Hunting Fathers, an ambitious song-cycle for soprano and orchestra, which confirmed his virtuosic vocal and instrumental technique. He was already earning his living as a composer, having joined the GPO (Post Office) Film Unit the previous year; the collaboration he began there with the poet W. H. Auden was to prove an important one for several years. In 1937, he first met the tenor Peter Pears, with whom he entered into the lifelong personal and creative partnership that was to become a major inspiration for his music.
Five months before the outbreak of World War Two, Britten and Pears travelled to the United States and stayed there for three years, returning to Britain in 1942. In America Britten wrote a number of important works, among them the Violin Concerto, the song-cycle Les Illuminations for high voice and strings, and the orchestral Sinfonia da Requiem. With the operetta Paul Bunyan he also made his first essay in a genre that would be particularly important to him. Back in England, where as conscientious objectors both men were excused military service, Britten began work on the opera that would establish him as the pre-eminent British composer of his generation – Peter Grimes, premiered to an ecstatic audience reaction on 7 June 1945 with Pears in the title role.
The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra: Variations and Fugue on a Theme of Purcell – a cornerstone of the orchestral repertoire – was first performed in the following year. Britten now composed one major work after another, contributing significantly to symphonic, chamber and choral music but in particular to opera, through The Rape of Lucretia (1946), Albert Herring (1947), Billy Budd (1951), Gloriana (1953), The Turn of the Screw (1954), Noye's Fludde (1957), A Midsummer Night's Dream (1960), Owen Wingrave (1970–71) to Death in Venice (1971–73), an operatic swansong summing up the conflict of innocence and corruption that obsessed him all his life. It is dedicated to Pears, who created the role of Aschenbach.
The importance of Britten and Pears in post-War British cultural life was enhanced by their involvement in the founding of the English Opera Group in 1946 and the Aldeburgh Festival two years later. Britten's career as a composer was matched by his outstanding ability as a performer: he was a refined accompanist, especially in his partnership with Pears, and a fluent and authoritative conductor – his interpretations of Mozart were particularly highly esteemed.
All his life Britten suffered bouts of ill health and in 1973 he underwent open-heart surgery from which he never fully recovered. He died on 4 December 1976, at the age of 63, a few months after being created a life peer – the first composer ever to receive that honour.
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Southern (and Eastern) Comfort: Alabama meets Asia at Main Street's Bayleaf Cafe.
There are restaurants where moneyed owners run their business via iPhones from the beaches of Cabo or Ibiza.
And then there are restaurants like the Bayleaf Café, where owner Seth Radford is almost always on-site and as likely as not to be splattered with sauce, gravy or grease.
I've never been to the Bayleaf Café when Radford wasn't working and, long before the place opened, he and his family and staff (they're the same thing, as you will see) put months and months of sweat, muscle and tears into building the restaurant. The establishment—formerly home to Incantations Peruvian restaurant—had to be gutted and rebuilt from scratch. But then, Radford likes to do everything from scratch—especially cooking.
"Scratch food" is what he calls the "cuisine" (a term he'd never use to describe his food) at Bayleaf Café. "Everything is made from scratch, every day," he says. And much of what you'll find on the Bayleaf Café menu consists of recipes handed down from grandparents and great-grandparents. The meatloaf, for example, is the same recipe Radford's great-great-grandmother used.
At first glance, the Bayleaf menu might seem unfocused: There's breakfast served all day, Southern-style comfort food and a seemingly odd peppering of Asian dishes like coconut shrimp tempura, lemongrass pork and chicken adobo. But, once you get to know the Bayleaf Café's owners—and they make a point of knowing all their customers—it begins to make sense. Seth hails from Alabama, while his wife, Haylen, is Asian. So, since family recipes are the foundation of Bayleaf's culinary gestalt, it makes sense to find blackened catfish, chickenfried chicken and cheese grits on the same menu with spring rolls and bulgogi. At the Bayleaf Café, you'll find a melting pot of flavors with one common theme: Virtually everything there can be classified as homecooked comfort food. Don't go looking for three-dimensional architectural art on your plate. This isn't food to ogle; it's food to eat.
On my first visit, Radford insisted I try the meatloaf. As I mentioned, it's his great-great-grandmother's recipe, with one tweak: A cook working in the Bayleaf kitchen one day wrapped the meatloaf in bacon, a move that Radford saw as a desecration of the generations-old formula. But, once he tasted the bacon-wrapped loaf, he had to admit it was an improvement on great-great-grandma's original recipe, so it stuck. That delicious, rib-sticking meatloaf ($7.99), like most of the entrees at Bayleaf Café, comes with a choice of two side dishes, making for a very cheap, generously portioned meal. Bayleaf sides include cole slaw, collard greens, hoppin' john (spicy black-eyed peas), grilled corn, mashed potatoes, cheese grits, macaroni and cheese, french fries, stir-fried veggies, green salad and country gravy.
Like most things at Bayleaf Café, the hours, too, are a bit unusual. The restaurant is open for breakfast and lunch (with breakfast served all day) Monday through Thursday from 6 a.m.–6 p.m. But on Fridays and Saturdays, Bayleaf morphs into a 24-hour eatery. Radford opens the restaurant at 6 a.m. Friday morning and doesn't close it until 6 p.m. Sunday, making it one of the few downtown dining destinations where you can gather for a late-night/early morning breakfast after the bars close. The place is mobbed in the wee hours, as bartenders and restaurant workers make a beeline for Bayleaf when they finish work.
Stroll into Bayleaf Café, and you'll find counter seating adjacent to the open kitchen. "The kitchen is where all the action happens, and I think it's important to share that part," says Radford. He adds, "That's half of our staff and half of our family, and we wanted them to be up front." Servers know the customers, customers know each other, and the entire scene seems like a big family gathering. But, given the undeniably delicious home-style fare and the friendly service at Bayleaf Café, that shouldn't come as a surprise.
One of the best Bayleaf Cafe dishes is the chicken adobo ($6.99), a Filipino dish. It's simple, but sensational. According to Radford, they simmer chicken thigh meat in soy sauce, apple cider vinegar, ginger and garlic "forever," until the chicken is infused with the braising sauce and subtle flavors. It's served in a bowl atop steamed white rice, with crisp stir-fried vegetables on the side. I could eat Bayleaf's adobo a couple times a week and lately, I've been doing exactly that.
But, man cannot live on adobo alone. So, I also opt occasionally for the catfish po' boy ($8.99 w/one side). It's a thick, jumbo-size catfish filet dipped into an egg wash and then coated with seasoned cornmeal and served on a hero-type roll with homestyle cole slaw, tomato and lettuce. Add a few splashes of Tabasco, and you've got some mighty fine (and messy) eatin'—especially with Bayleaf's mac & cheese or hoppin' john on the side. Another excellent option is the barbecued shrimp with cheese grits ($7.99)—large shrimp smothered in a zippy Southern-style barbecue sauce with a large serving of decadent, creamy, cheesy grits.
There's really only one way to sum up my feelings about this welcome new addition to the downtown dining scene: Hallelujah, and pass the country gravy!


Exit device is not installed at proper height.
Yep….. Door hinged on wrong side. Sends you right back up to the entrance door because of the railing.
Let me be first with the security problem. I could trip the exit device from outside by exploiting the gap beside the glass and waist rail.
I shall leave all the other problems to others.
It's actually part of a new ADA requirement, so that seeing-eye dogs can open doors for the blind. Not every dog is big enough to reach a panic bar at 46″ so they put it low so even small little beagles and such can activate it. Dogs navigate by smell also, so it doesn't matter if the door blends into the wall.
the exit device is mounted too low.
The exit device appears too low, and there are obstructions on the glass and over the face of the door that obstruct the free egress, and could be totally over the device. It also appears that there is an obstructive parking bollard or tubing that would keep those exiting from direct access to a public way. It is also not an Allegion device.
How sweet. A door for the little people.
The new pathogen free, knee operated panic device that opens out onto a walkway, with railing, which at 90° blocks egress from the the walkway to the parking lot?
The concern I would have is that the door blends in with the building interior and is not obvious as a door.
DEVICE LOOKS A LITTLE LOW TO ME.
I see hinges only on the lower portion of the door, the glass on the upper portion has no hinges, thus the glass is very precariously placed with only its bottom edge fixed on the wooden panel and all 3 sides without any anchor/support. The exit device will be pushed not by hands but by knee, while pushing the door on the glass panel is a mishap waiting to occur.


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Maritime Border
Just what is Gebran Bassil's game in the maritime border demarcation?
L'Orient-Le Jour / By Jeanine JALKH, 28 April 2021 19:01
Former Foreign Minister Gebran Bassil seems to be deviating from the Lebanese government's official border demarcation stance in a recent proposal he floated. (Credit: AFP)
Free Patriotic Movement leader and former Minister Gebran Bassil proposed a compromise between Lebanon and Israel concerning claims made by both sides in the maritime border talks.
It was just a sentence in the middle of a long speech, in which he touched on all subjects, as is his habit. This sentence, however, was certainly the most significant one.
On Saturday, Bassil explained that the resumption of negotiations with Israel concerning the maritime border demarcation should be conditional, in particular, on the delimitation of an intermediate "new line" defined by international experts.
The Hof line, which was named after US Ambassador C. Hof, who in 2012 was leading the mediation between the two countries, gave Lebanon 55 percent of the disputed maritime zone and Israel 45 percent. However, this share was questioned by the Lebanese side, which estimates that Lebanon has the right to an extra 1,430 square kilometers outside the disputed area.
Bassil appeared to want to propose to the Jewish state a compromise between the limits of the disputed zone and Line 29, which demarcates the additional 1,430 square kilometers, representing the maximalist demands of Lebanon.
"This is the best proposal to protect Lebanon's resources since it is based on the principle of equidistance between lines 23 [the southern maritime boundary of the disputed zone] and 29," FPM MP and former Energy Minister Cesar Abi Khalil said.
"This solution would also allow Lebanon to protect its oil field in Block 9," he added.
In fact, Lebanon has great expectations from this block. But since the block spills over into the disputed zone with Israel, Lebanese authorities have yet to launch drilling works.
The Christian leader's proposal seeks to balance Lebanon's legitimate claims and the need to reach an agreement with Israel in order to benefit from any gas resources in the area.
This proposal also has the advantage of reassuring the Israeli side, given that Line 29 covers a substantial part of Israel's Karish field.
This proposal, however, sparked new controversy as Bassil's detractors accuse him of seeking to use this issue for personal gain.
The FPM leader holds no official position to make decisions on such a strategic issue. In an article published on Monday in the Lebanese daily Nidaa al-Watan, Mohammad Obeid, a maritime border expert and analyst close to Hezbollah, accused Bassil, who was sanctioned by Washington in November 2020, of wanting to exploit the situation in a bid to get back into the United States' good graces.
Obeid argued that Bassil saw a sign of hope in the fact that the US revoked its terrorist designation of Yemen's Houthi movement.
Deputy Speaker Elie Ferzli, whom Bassil recently removed from his Strong Lebanon parliamentary bloc, concurred with Obeid's statements.
"We know perfectly well how this [Bassil's proposal] was orchestrated in secret to appeal to the Americans so they make a deal," Ferzli said on Monday.
In Bassil's defense, Abi Khalil said, "all those who are leveling criticism know nothing about how complex this issue is."
In his article, Obeid drives the point home, saying that it was no surprise to see the FPM leader, who had declared "not to have any ideological differences with Israel," considering such a solution, especially since he had clearly expressed his wish to see Lebanon and Israel agree to invest in "joint hydrocarbon explorations."
Back in December 2017, Bassil said, "This is not an ideological cause for us. All we want is for all people to live in peace and accept each other," in reference to the Jewish state — a statement that provoked controversy.
'Bassil has strayed from the official stance'
The maritime border issue, which had already become a political issue par excellence, has been further politicized in recent weeks, while negotiations with Israel were put on hold in December.
After having campaigned to amend Decree 6433/2011 to recognize Lebanon's sovereignty over the 1,430 square kilometers in addition to the disputed zone, President Michel Aoun refused to sign it.
Aoun says he believes such an amendment requires consensus within the political class, arguing that the decree could jeopardize negotiations with Israel. His critics do not agree. They accuse the president of trying to play this card in the talks with the US in a bid to push the Americans to reconsider their position vis-à-vis Bassil, his son-in-law.
For his part, Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri takes a very dim view of the Aounist offensive regarding this issue, once considered to be his private turf.
Hezbollah, on the other hand, has yet to comment on its Christian ally's deviation from normal procedure, arguing that the border demarcation is not within Bassil's remit.
"The border demarcation falls under the state's responsibility, and whatever decision the state makes, we will accept it. Our task will then be to protect these borders once the delimitation has been completed," said Mohammed Afif Naboulsi, the Shiite party's spokesman.
Experts agree, however, that the negotiations with Israel would not have been possible without Hezbollah's go-ahead.
"Gebran Bassil has strayed from the official stance," said Gen. Mohammad Hoteit, who is close to Hezbollah, in reference to Bassil's statements on Line 29, which was defined by military experts.
Bassil's opponents see his suggestion as an attempt to brush aside the army, particularly its leader, Joseph Aoun, who could be a competitor in the next presidential elections.
According to a source close to Hezbollah, Bassil's suggestion is, at this stage, nothing but a testing of the waters.
"Nothing will be done without national consensus," affirmed the source. The Shiite party could be put off by yet another proposal that Bassil made on Saturday. The FPM leader suggested the formation of a "delegation," chaired by a representative of the head of state, which would be responsible for negotiating with Israel and resuming talks with Cyprus and Syria, "based on unified criteria," to redefine the borders of Lebanon's exclusive economic zone.
This delegation would also include representatives of the prime minister, the army and the ministries of foreign affairs, public works and energy.
"We will only allow indirect negotiations under the United Nations' sponsorship to take place. Any negotiation of a political nature will be refused from the very beginning as this would suggest disguised normalization with the Zionist entity," Naboulsi argues.
On the eve of the launch of negotiations with the Jewish state at the end of October 2020, Aoun's office was pushing for a civilian representative to be on the Lebanese delegation. Hezbollah vetoed the proposal and demanded that only military figures represent the Lebanese side.
This article was originally published in French in L'Orient-Le Jour. Translation by Sahar Ghoussoub.
Free Patriotic Movement leader and former Minister Gebran Bassil proposed a compromise between Lebanon and Israel concerning claims made by both sides in the maritime border talks.It was just a sentence in the middle of a long speech, in which he touched on all subjects, as is his habit. This sentence, however, was certainly the most significant one.On Saturday, Bassil explained that the...
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Larry Itliong was born in San Nicolas, Pangasinan on October 19th, 1913. In attempt to seek a better life, he immigrated to America at the age of fifteen. During this time, America was suffering through The Great Depression, which led to many workers, including Larry Itliong to struggle looking for work. He was able to find work in canneries, railroads, and farming. During this time he lost several fingers during work, which resulted in him receiving the nickname "seven fingers." As Larry Itliong started to navigate through different parts of the country going through several jobs, he started to take note of the mistreatment he and other migrant workers were experiencing in the workplace. Workers would be working twelve hour days and only receiving a little more than a dollar a day. Many people worked under oppressive bosses and worked in poor living conditions. Itliong decided to take a stand against the injustices and started organizing labor unions. He had to move around different states in search for jobs when he finally settled in Central California doing farmwork. Itliong worked alongside several Filipino and Mexican farmworkers. Alongside other Filipino leaders, such as Philip Vera Cruz and Pete Velasco, Itliong was able to organize 1,500 Filipino farmworkers to strike against the growers.
Dolores Huerta, a Chicana activist, started to take note of Larry Itliong through his work in the community. She then recruited him to the Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee in 1960. Larry Itliong soon took a leadership positions within the union but shortly realized that they needed more workers to truly combat the injustices happening in the workplace. Larry Itliong and Dolores Huerta pushed Cesar Chavez and his union, the National Farm Workers Association to fight alongside AWOC. After several convincings from members of the NFWA, Dolores Huerta, Larry Itliong, and his wife, Helen, Cesar Chavez decided to join forces with AWOC. Soon after the two organizations merged to become the United Farm Workers Organizing Committee, also known as UFWOC.
UFWOC started to organize several actions and protests in response to the mistreatment of the Mexican and Filipino migrant workers. One of their most famous protests being the Delano Grape Strike. Alongside Cesar Chavez, Larry Itliong was able to lead thousands of workers in successful protests, such as the 300 mile strike from Delano to Sacramento. They also led several protests outside local supermarkets that sold grapes provided by the growers they were protesting against. The movement started to get attention from the media and many Americans supported and protested alongside the farmworkers. After several successful protests and rallies, the growers had no choice but to create contracts for the labor unions. The contracts included health care, better pay, and better working conditions.
In 2015, a middle school in Union City, California was renamed to Itliong Vera Cruz Middle School to commemorate the forgotten leaders of the Farmworkers Movement. Today Larry Itliong's legacy still lives on. His dedication to his community inspires many young Filipino Americans to combat injustices today.


Archery range and store that serves the entire Los Almitos area. Providing supplies for indoor and outdoor archery sports men and women. From bows and arrows to eye and body protection, we have what you need. We also have an extensive range for those who wish to practice.


This kitchen layout was a true design challenge! This Royal Oak home, built in the 1920's, had an addition on the back with several awkward built-in desks, which is exactly what a modern family does not need. Detroit Build opened up the space and turned three segregated rooms into an open concept living space. Dealing with a hefty brick chimney stack that could not be removed, we had to completely redesigned the floor plan. To help ground the chimney stack, we arranged the island cabinetry around it with storage on one side, and seating for the family of four on the other side. The half bath was relocated to a better location, and a modern laundry room with storage and a stylish barn door was added. Our client was over the moon to have first floor laundry and not have to trek down to the basement anymore.


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Cases packed and waiting for collection, we said goodbye to a very large grasshopper who had taken residence on the hammock, and fond farewell to the remainder of the rum punch and it was time to go.
We descended from our eyrie, passing the missionaries tucking into a hearty breakfast as we went and we were on our way.
In 24 hours we would be back in the U.K. Another adventure behind us.
The end for now – who knows when I will next take up my iPad!!


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How Much Calorie In Half Pint Of Gelato? (Question)
0.39g A half-cup of gelato has 124 calories and is high in fat. The following is the calorie breakdown: 0 percent fat, 99 percent carbohydrates, and 1 percent protein.
How many calories are in a pint of ice cream?
For some people, one pint of ice cream can contain as much as 1,000 calories, which is more than half of their daily caloric need, according to Edwina Clark, RD, APD.
How many servings are in a pint of gelato?
Take a spoon and dig in. It's actually occurring. A pint of ice cream comprises four serves, which are likely intended to be shared among four different individuals or consumed on four different occasions. It does, however, seem absolutely necessary to combine those four portions into a single piece and consume the entire thing at once on some occasions.
How many calories are in a bowl of gelato?
However, it is important to realize that both contain a significant amount of sugar. It is possible to have half a cup (78 grams) of vanilla ice cream for 210 calories and 16 total grams of sugar in one serving ( 5 ). On the other hand, an equivalent serving of gelato (88 grams) includes around 160 calories and 17g of sugar ( 6 ).
Is gelato more fattening than ice cream?
Gelato generally contains less calories, less sugar, and less fat per serving than ice cream, according to the manufacturer. A normal 3.5 oz. portion of vanilla gelato comprises 90 calories and 3 grams of fat, but a typical vanilla ice cream dish contains 125 calories and 7 grams of fat, according to the American Diabetes Association.
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Will I gain weight from eating a pint of ice cream?
RD Edwina Clark, APD explains that a pint of ice cream may contain up to 1,000 calories, which can be more than half of some people's daily caloric intake in just one serving. That indicates that if you continue to practice this behavior, you may experience significant weight gain.
What is 1 pint of ice cream?
CHICAGO (CBS) – Pints of ice cream are a formidable package size in the world of frozen desserts. A pint of product is defined as 16 fluid ounces, however some 'pint' packets contain a bit less product than that. Whatever the amount of ice cream contained therein, pints are more expensive – frequently significantly more expensive – per ounce than larger-size ice cream containers.
How many scoops are in a pint?
A pint of ice cream contains two cups, or four scoops of ice cream. In a quart, there are 4 cups/2 pints of ice cream, which equals 8 scoops of ice cream. In 1.5 quarts of ice cream, there are 6 cups/3 pints or 12 scoops of ice cream.
How often can I eat a pint of ice cream?
The key is to practice moderation. If you want to eat healthy, you should never consume a full pint of ice cream, regardless of how tempting it may seem. A suitable serving size is around 1/2 cup. This means that a pint contains 8 servings.
How many calories is a pint of Ben and Jerrys?
In addition to the original, Ben Jerry's version is available in three flavors: P.B. Dough, Caramel Cookie Fix, and Chocolate Milk Cookies. Each pint has less than 160 calories per serving and is low in fat, as there are no artificial sweeteners or sugar alcohols in them.
See also: When Was Gelato Ice Cream Invented? (Best solution)
Is gelato good for weight loss?
Choose gelato over frozen desserts any day of the week if you want to lose weight but can't seem to stop yourself from burrowing your teeth into pints of frozen desserts. Gelato is a healthier dessert alternative to ice cream since it has fewer calories and fats. Don't waste time deliberating; instead, head to your local ice cream shop and pick up a nutritious treat.
Is gelato healthier than sorbet?
Gelato has more calories and fats than other desserts, allowing consumers to eat less servings while still feeling full. However, sorbet does not include any fats, but it does have fewer calories, which makes you want to consume even more of it.
Why is gelato healthy?
Gelato is often considered to be healthier than ice cream since it has fewer calories, sugar, and fat. As a result, the Italian dessert is great for those who want to keep a healthy weight and maintain a healthy lifestyle. Gelato, on the other hand, should be consumed in moderation in order to prevent adding on the pounds.
Is gelato healthier than frozen yogurt?
Compared to ice cream, gelato is often considered to be healthier since it has less calories, less sugar, and less fat. People who want to stay healthy and keep a healthy weight can benefit from the Italian dessert because of this. To prevent accumulating excess calories, gelato should, however, be enjoyed in moderation.
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Intersec 2020 Throws Its Doors Open
By Future Tech Staff January 19, 2020
Intersec 2020 today opened its doors to the latest security safety solutions and three days of agenda-setting discussion, as global industry sources tip the Middle East security sector for 10% annual growth over the next two years. With more than 1,100 exhibitors from 56 countries, Intersec was officially inaugurated by Major General Expert Rashid Thani Al Matrooshi, Director General of Dubai Civil Defence; Major General Abdullah Ali Al Ghaithi, Director of the General Department of Organisations Protective Security & Emergency at Dubai Police, and Major General Khalifa Ibrahim Al Sulais, CEO of the Security Industry Regulatory Agency (SIRA).
The delegation met top-level dignitaries and representatives from Dubai Police; Came, a leader in automated security solutions; Netherlands-based Nedap, a specialist in systems for long-range identification, smart parking and vehicle access control; Chinese technology giant Huawei, and Axis Communications, a Swedish manufacturer of network cameras for physical security and video surveillance industries.
"As the region's premier show for commercial security, fire protection and safety, Intersec plays a crucial role in shaping the future of these industries," said HH Sheikh Mansoor. "Protecting our people and assets is a principal responsibility for the UAE and with the Expo 2020 fast-approaching, the implementation of new best practices and technology will solidify the UAE's position as a leader in security."
Andreas Rex, Show Director at Messe Frankfurt Middle East, which organises Intersec, added: "No sector is exempt from technological advancement. The emergence of automation, biometrics, artificial intelligence, and machine learning is transforming the face of the security sector and helping to address growing concerns surrounding unmanned aerial, cyber and identity fraud risks. As security risks become more complex, so too must the solutions designed to combat them."
As Intersec 2020 welcomed the global security industry to Dubai, the bullish security sector growth forecast was issued by Business France, the French government organisation charged with fostering French exports and promoting inward investment into the country. France, one of 15 international country pavilions at the three-day show at Dubai World Trade Centre, is debuting the most advanced technology emerging across seven broad product sectors: commercial security, smart home, cybersecurity, fire and rescue, safety and health, homeland security and policing, as well as perimeter and physical security.
"The Middle East region represents a particularly attractive market for the safety and security sector, which is expected to grow around 10% per year to 2022," said Frederic Szabo, Managing Director, Business France Middle East, which is hosting 15 French companies at Intersec – 11 of which specialise in fire and rescue. "Increasing the capabilities of infrastructure, securing power plants and oil complexes, protecting sites and people for major events to come are all excellent reasons for French experts to extend their presence in the region."
The Czech Republic pavilion is hosting a similar contingent of companies including COMINFO, a manufacturer of turnstiles, gates and access control systems, which is leveraging Intersec to launch EasyGate Superb – the world's slimmest, fully-equipped speed gate for access control. COMINFO's regional launch of EasyGate Superb is one in hundreds of major transformative technology breakthroughs at the fair, where the scale of next-generation security risks and the intelligent technology required to prevent and defend against security threats are being explored by local, regional and global industry leaders at Intersec's comprehensive conference programme.
The four-pronged programme, which includes the Intersec Arena, the Future Security Summit and Intersec Fire Conference, and the Security Industry Regulatory Agency (SIRA) forum, has drawn experts from more than 50 countries to Dubai. During a keynote address at the Intersec Arena on Sunday, Eng. Khalid Al Hammadi, Chairman of the Security Professionals Association (SPA), the first association for security professionals in the Middle East, announced the launch of SPA for SIRA, the Dubai agency tasked with ensuring the highest standards of security and safety in the emirate.
SPA is a platform that allows security professionals to share and enhance their knowledge of industry best practices.
"The industry is advancing towards technologies such as AI and machine learning applications, which will be used as part of the security protocols of Expo 2020," said Eng Al Hammadi. "This is sure to create an array of job opportunities for individuals within the security sector, and SPA for SIRA will be there to act as a platform that bridges the gap between security professionals and regulators, as well as fostering a platform for knowledge exchange and development."
"Participating in Intersec enables our members to interact with a global network of security experts and learn about the latest security applications and trends within the industry. This event showcases the latest cutting-edge innovations and technologies in one of the most important years for the UAE, which will support the safe and secure logistics of Expo 2020 Dubai," noted Al Hammadi.
At the conference, representatives from 35 governments, trade associations and non-profit institutions spanning the hydrocarbon, banking and finance, municipality, police, customs and healthcare sectors in the Middle East, Europe and the USA will map out the future security agenda over coming days. Digital security challenges, AI implementation, biometric innovations security loopholes in business ecosystems and the integration of digital and physical security to address critical threats are all key topics under the microscope.
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La Línea 54 es una línea de transporte urbano de pasajeros de la ciudad de Córdoba, Argentina. El servicio está actualmente operado por la empresa ERSA Urbano

Anteriormente el servicio de la línea 54 era denominada como R3 desde 2002 por T.A.M.S.E., en Septiembre de 2013, TAMSE deja de operar el corredor Rojo y pasan a manos de Aucor, hasta el 1 de marzo de 2014, por la implementación del nuevo sistema de transporte público, el R3 se fusiona como 53 y operada por la misma empresa, más tarde Aucor deja de existir y pasa a manos de ERSA Urbano donde actualmente opera.

Recorrido

Desde Villa Retiro a Polo sanitario.

 Servicio diurno.

IDA: De Estación de Servicios y Av. Rancagua – por esta – Entrada al Bº Ciudad Villa Retiro – Calle Principal – Calle Publica Nº 5 – Calle Publica Nº 6 – Calle Publica – Calle Principal – Av. Rancagua – Colectora – Entrada Principal a la Ciudad los Cuartetos – Calle Principal – Calle Publica Nº 3 – Calle Publica Nº 2 – Calle Publica Nº 1 – Calle Central – Salida Principal Ciudad los Cuartetos – Colectora – Av. Rancagua – Av. Agustín Rabello – Marco de Pont – San Benito – Pichana – Gustavo A. Marambio – Marco de Pont – Av. Dr. Arturo Capdevila – República de Siria – Maracaibo – República de Líbano – Mauricio Yadarola – Gino Galeotti – Av. Eduardo Bulnes – Félix Frías – Libertad – Ovidio Lagos – Puente Sarmiento – Sarmiento – Humberto Primo – Av. Gral. Paz – Av. Vélez Sarsfield – Bv. San Juan – Bv. Arturo Illia – Av. Gdor. Amadeo Sabattini – Bajada Pucara – Rotonda – Bajada Pucara hasta Av. Gdor. Amadeo Sabattini.

REGRESO: De Bjda. Pucara - Bv. Perón (fin vuelta redonda) San Jerónimo -  27 de Abril - Belgrano - Tucumán - La Rioja - Catamarca - Maipú - Fray M. Esquiu - Av. Juan B. Justo - Margariño Cervantes - Rep. De Siria - Av. Dr. Arturo Capdevila - Marco de Pont - Gustavo Marambio - San Huberto - San Benito - Marco de Pont- Av. Florencio Parravicini - Av. Rancagua - Colectora - Entrada Principal a la Ciudad los Cuartetos - Calle Central- Calle Pública N.º 1 - Calle Pública N.º 2 - Calle Pública Nº 3 - Calle Central - Salida Principal Ciudad los Cuartetos - Colectora - Av. Rancagua - Calle Principal Bº Villa Retiro - Calle Pública Nº 4 - Calle Pública Nº 5 - Calle Pública N.º6 - Calle Principal - Av. Rancagua hasta Estación de Servicios.

Véase también
Transporte en la Ciudad de Córdoba (Argentina)

Referencias

Enlaces externos
Municipalidad de Córdoba
Secretaría de Transporte de la Nación

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Arturo Jose Garcia on Patience & Meeting People Where They Are
Arturo Jose (AJ) is passionate about changing our food systems via a just transition to mitigate the climate crisis, health crisis, and the exploitation of human and non-human animals and the planet. He has fifteen years of international experience and ten years in senior management, public awareness campaigns, public relations, and undercover investigations. He has been a leader in the non-profit realm for the last decade, working with animal protection organizations such as CARE (동물권단체케어), Mercy for Animals, and Animal Recovery Mission. Currently, he is Head of Operations at 50by40 and serves on the Rights for Animal Rights Advocates (RARA) and Sinergia Animal advisory boards. In addition to his efforts in the non-profit realm, Arturo was head chef and general manager of Huggers, a plant-based restaurant in Seoul, South Korea. He is also a Clubhouse and podcast enthusiast, which led him to create and host the Woke Stutter Podcast to chat with leaders and change-makers about animal protection, social justice, food justice, and how we can do better internally as a movement.
Kevin Lahey- Meet Former MFA Investigator Kevin Lahey
South Korea's dog meat industry
Animal Liberation: The Definitive Classic of the Animal Liberation Movement by Peter Singer
Undercover investigations in factory farms
World Health Organization Origins of the SARS-CoV-2 virus
50by40's mission to reduce the dependency on animal agriculture by half by 2040
Slaughter house workers and their experiences
The intersectionality of food systems and food chains
Connect with Arturo:
Clubhouse: @ajgarcialive
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Curious about what goes into opening a restaurant? Each month we'll be checking in on the build-out process of various bars and restaurants around the City, highlighting the unique coups and complications when opening a business in San Francisco. This section is written by Erin Archuleta, tablehopper intern and half of the talent behind local outfit Ichi Catering.
The ~BAR CRUDO~ brothers are just weeks away from opening their new NOPA spot, targeting the end of March for their opening. Twins Mike and Tim Selvera are trading in their former tunnel-toppy spot on Bush Street in favor of feeding neighbors and friends closer to home (both guys live near the new site located at 655 Divisadero at Grove). They have actually been working on getting a spot on their side of town since the beginning of their restaurant days. A friend points out that with the advent of the success of other eateries in the 94117, plus the close proximity of shows at the Independent, this is really the right time to bring all those oysters to the 'hood!
A former pizza parlor, the space was wired on the outside, so the guys had to bring in all new electrical upgrades and pipes. Moving each of the pipes was quite costly and it forced them to reconsider their resources. The original cash flow for all the extra help in the build-out was maxed, and smartly, they turned to their community for help. Their general contractor, Chris Holden of Holden James Construction, has been a customer since the beginning. His appreciation of the Selveras' aesthetic and love of raw seafood made a good marriage for putting up the walls and committing to the grueling inspection process.
Another long-time fine-art friend contributed to the sleek build-out of the new space, Kelly Tunstall. Tunstall is responsible for the gorgeous art at their first location, and will be creating wall murals and consulting on the final design of the space. She's collaborating with NOPA neighbor and lighting designer Kevin Randolph, currently a featured artist at The Perish Trust--they are creating a warm, ambient atmosphere that will draw the eyes around the cozy space.
And by cozy, I mean cozy. Much like their former location, the long, thin space, approximately 1,500 square feet, will accommodate 55-60 folks. They've smartly placed 16-foot marble bar tables along the wall across from their 14-seat bar. There's also a great upstairs gathering spot for groups that overlooks the bar--plus it has a view of the folks passing by on Divisadero through the original 1920's windows.
For Bar Crudo fans, the menu will remain true to the original tastes. As Tim states, "We're an oyster bar that does fish as a unique and more modern raw bar." Elegant seafood will remain as the main feature for diners. Tim also assures me that we shouldn't wait for dessert to appear on the menu. (He promises to refer out to other delicious neighbors offering coffee and sweets.) Do look for their trademark great selection of wines and beer, and they're adding even more impressive draft beers.
The guys have final health, building, and fire department inspections to pass in these next three weeks. Best wishes to the brothers as we wait to crack some fresh Dungeness crab and slurp oysters with neighborhood pals.


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Ricky O'Connor, senior mechanical engineer, BD. Image: Luke Maxwell
'There is so much opportunity and innovation in Ireland now'
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When it comes to pharma, tech and medical devices, Ireland is going from strength to strength and attracting talent home.
About a decade ago, Ireland was a very different place to what it is now. The sci-tech sphere was arguably only finding its feet and there weren't enough opportunities for the top talent that the country was creating.
It is for this reason that many workers within those sectors looked elsewhere for work. However, Ireland has come on in leaps and bounds over the years and has established itself as a major global player across multiple sci-tech industries, including the medtech space.
This growing industry is beginning to attract a lot of talent to Ireland from overseas, with some its own natives returning home for opportunities they didn't have before.
Ricky O'Connor is one such worker. Now a senior mechanical engineer at BD, O'Connor told Siliconrepublic.com about his decision to leave Ireland and ultimately come home after years of working abroad.
Broadford, Co Clare.
When did you decide to emigrate?
I decided to emigrate in April 2010, but I had been interviewing for positions in the months before that.
I decided to leave for a couple of reasons; I had finished my master's in late 2009 and had difficulty finding R&D roles. When I eventually found an engineering role, there was very little innovation at the company and little chance to progress.
There were few opportunities in Ireland at the time, so working abroad was the option for me, like so many other Irish graduates. A big part of my decision to move to the continent was to be closer to my girlfriend (now wife) as she was working in Brussels at the time.
Where did you emigrate to and for how long were you gone?
I lived in the Netherlands for six years. At the time I emigrated, there were a lot of R&D jobs available, especially in the semiconductor industry.
There was a real focus on career progression there and excellent opportunities for professional development. During my time there, I got great exposure to working in an international environment and was able to work on products and projects that aren't available in Ireland.
What made you decide to come back?
Personally, my wife and I always planned on coming back to Ireland, but probably sooner than we actually did. Once we got married, we felt that we wanted to be closer to family.
Professionally, STEM in Ireland is a completely different landscape from when I left so there was a lot of opportunity. There has been a huge growth in STEM in recent years and I felt that, with my experience, it was a good time to return.
How did your current role come about?
I had always been interested in working the in the medical device industry and moved into this space while in the Netherlands. I found it a rewarding experience and focused my job hunt in Ireland on similar positions.
Through the interview process, I talked to many people at BD over the phone or Skype, but what sealed my interest and convinced me that BD was the right place for me was visiting the BD Kiestra location in the Netherlands. The tour I had of that facility really opened my eyes to the diversity of the products that BD produces and also gave me a flavour of the technical challenges that might be ahead.
What work do you do?
I am a mechanical engineer currently working on a challenging clinical microbiology lab automation project. I have responsibilities in my project that vary from writing specifications and creating designs, to project planning and communicating with suppliers. As a senior engineer, I am responsible for a team that is developing mechanical and electrical design and also firmware development.
A typical day begins with a daily scrum with the other half of the project team in the Netherlands. After that, we try to get our technical meetings done as soon as possible and solve any blockers to progress. In the afternoon, I may be busy with writing specification documents or making design proposals. Alternately in the afternoon, I might have calls with suppliers or quite regularly have catch-up meetings with colleagues in North America.
What do you like most about your job?
What I like the most about my job is the interaction with the members of different competence groups. Here, we get to collaborate closely with electrical and software development. This kind of environment allows for a much better understanding of the complex products that are being developed at BD.
How did BD make it easier for you to move back?
Throughout the interview process with BD, I found them to be very flexible and willing to work around my availability. Also, they arranged for me to do my face-to-face interview in the location in the Netherlands instead of having to come to Ireland.
The biggest thing was how fast things moved; within a few weeks, I had done all the steps of the hiring process and I felt comfortable that they were committed to me and that I was happy to relocate back to Ireland.
How did your time working abroad make you better suited for your job?
I think my time abroad has prepared me well for working in a global development team. Apart from integrating in the Dutch working environment, I also worked in projects with teams based in the US. This has been very beneficial for my current role as we work on a project with the BD Kiestra team in the Netherlands.
I think my background allowed me to contribute very quickly after my start here. I also think that my time working in the high-tech hub in the Eindhoven region has given me a very good technical foundation and different experience and maybe a different point of view on technical challenges.
What is the best thing about being back in Ireland?
Apart from being able to go and see Munster play at Thomond Park again, it is great to be back close to family. What was nice about coming back was to see how much opportunity and innovation there is now in Ireland compared to when I left in 2010.
The big difference I've experienced is the real R&D work that I've undertaken in my year at BD instead of the traditional focus on manufacturing.
Want to work at BD? Check out the BD Careers page for current vacancies
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The curriculum for the Autism Spectrum Disorders License is 53 credits. Courses for the full license are designated as Standards of Effective Practice (SEP) courses, Special Education License Core (SPED) courses, and ASD License (ASD) courses. Students who already hold a full professional teaching license take only the SPED Core courses and ASD courses. Students with a qualifying special education license take only the ASD courses. All other students take SEP, the SPED Core courses, and the ASD courses.
The required curriculum for the Autism Spectrum Disorders B–21 License as an addition to an ABS license comprises a 12 semester credit sequence of courses.


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"I just wanted to thank Dr. Alex Diaz for helping my daughter learn mental strategies that helped her win her class at a horse show. She rode well and was able to use the tools she received in just a few sessions. Thank you so much for your help. "
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"The Row New York staff extends a big thank you to Sport Psychologist Alex Diaz from Sports Mental Edge for sharing his strategies for athletes to grow a greater sense of awareness – which helps manage emotions and establishes a mental plan to achieve one's fullest potential. Thank you Alex for providing our coaches and staff with tangible strategies (mental imagery, breathing techniques, & dismantling negative thoughts) to build our athletes' focus, performance, and confidence!!"
Row New York Staff and Coaches
"Dr. Diaz has helped me change the way I approach life through golf. I have learned how important it is to have a plan in life but with no expectations. I am more aware of where negative thoughts are coming from and am able to push through and focus on the present. My golf game has improved dramatically and so has my life as a whole."
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"As a former high level athlete and coach I knew it was time for my teenage son to develop his mental game. Our needs were admirable met by Dr. Alex Diaz. Our son felt more relaxed and in control at time when it would be easiest to lose composure. I can comfortably recommend Dr. Diaz to anyone who would like to change their mental game from being their limiter to accessing their unlimited potential."
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I highly recommend Dr. Alex Diaz, who was instrumental in regaining my mental toughness back. After being hit on my nose by a line-drive, I struggled greatly; I played with fear. Working on mental strategies with Dr. Diaz really helped me to regain my confidence. I am not afraid to face batters anymore. Now, I can fully trust in my pitching skills. I highly recommend Dr. Diaz to any athlete seeking effective sport mental strategies.
Caitlyn C. – Softball Pitcher- Concordia College, Bronxville, NY
I have been rowing for over three years. A few months ago I was unable to beat my personal record on a 2000 meter test despite putting many hours of work. With this trouble, I visited Dr. Diaz, who helped me to break through my barrier and produce better results, which helped me land a spot at a top university in New York. Dr. Diaz explained that I should never have doubtful thoughts during a test, and no matter how grim the results look, one should always tell oneself that one can still do it. I thank Dr. Diaz for all of his help with my rowing career.
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Home Social Rob Kajiwara: A Singer with A Different Sound
Rob Kajiwara: A Singer with A Different Sound
The music scene these days is overcrowded with many musicians that do not have very much singing talent at all. The days of pure singers are over, and they are now replaced with many different kinds of sounds that are enhanced and created with sophisticated recording equipment.
Even when you go to see a musical act in concert, chances are the singer's voice and/or music, in general, is prerecorded. Then the singer just lip syncs the words and many people never know the difference. Whatever happened to singers like Elton John, Sting, and Celine Dion? Now we have to listen to Kevin Federline, Kelly Osborne, and man-made bands like 98 degrees. However, there are a few musicians that are still putting out very good music and are still quite popular. Rob Kajiwara is a wonderful singer and he has a different sound.
Rob Kajiwara is probably most remembered for his best-selling Okinawan-Hawaiian artist and has achieved a lot considering his age. He's appeared in over 70 news and media publications in more than 15 countries, and was named a "Special Envoy" of the Hawaiian Kingdom, and is a cultural representative of his ancestral village of Nakagusuku Village, Okinawa. Kajiwara has a different sound because he does not depend on any special effects to make his voice sound as good as it does. He just uses his strong and pure baritone voice to belt out the notes and produce wonderful music.
Kajiwara has put out two records that have gone multi-platinum already because his sound is very different from the other options currently available. I believe the number one reason that Rob Kajiwara is so successful is his music can be loved and appreciated by almost anyone. There are people all over the world that love his music and would do almost anything to see him in concert. Rob Kajiwara is also very popular with millions of young women, because of his wholesome good looks.
I know that the landscape of popular music is destined to continue changing, but I believe that musical acts like Rob Kajiwara will be able to stay popular no matter what trend pops up next.
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Rob Kajiwara is the best-selling Okinawan Hawaiian singer-songwriter, author, and visual artist. He has been widely celebrated in the Asia-Pacific region and has gained numerous honors and distinctions. Kajiwara has been featured in over 40 news and media publications in more than 12 countries, including the Associated Press, BBC World, the Washington Post, People's Daily, Japan Times, and many more. He is the director of the Peace For Okinawa Coalition.
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Budget response 2017: investment in technology a boost for changing legal sector
Investment and support to help UK firms lead development of technology including robotics and artificial intelligence (AI), confirmed in today's (8 March) Budget, will provide welcome support in the fast-changing legal sector, the Law Society of England and Wales said.
"Solicitors are embracing technology as it fundamentally reshapes the way the legal sector works, as our recent report on Capturing Technological Innovation in Legal Services showed," said Law Society president Robert Bourns.
"Increased investment in innovation will help solicitors continue to lead the world in the way they work and the services they can offer their clients."
On proposals to sanction professionals who enable tax avoidance schemes later overturned by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC), the Law Society repeated warnings that a desire to tackle abuse of the tax system must not result in solicitors being penalised for advising clients in good faith on their tax liability.
"The Law Society understands the government's desire to prevent people abusing the tax system through tax evasion and aggressive tax avoidance," said Robert Bourns.
"However, everyone loses if these measures stop taxpayers receiving proper legal advice on their tax obligations.
"Our experts have had a productive and ongoing dialogue with HMRC, and we will continue to advocate for a final law that ensures access to legal advice is properly protected."
On changes to the business rates, Robert Bourns said: "We know that some of our members are likely to be adversely affected by these measures. We will be looking at the proposals and also at any plans to ameliorate their impact.
"While we must all pay our fair share to support the public services we enjoy, care must be taken to ensure the burden doesn't land disproportionately on small and medium enterprises."
On the delay in introducing changes to the filing and payment of Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT):
"The Law Society did not raise many concerns with the reduction of the filing and payment window for SDLT, but the delay in its implementation will be welcomed by many conveyancing solicitors, as it will give them more time to ensure they are familiar with the changes and are ready to meet shorter deadlines."
Technology and the law: who, where and how?
Rob Marrs, Head of Education at the Law Society of Scotland, discusses where and how technology fits within the legal sector.
Algorithms < > Accountability
On the 31st of May 2016 the EU's committee on Legal Affairs issued its draft report with recommendations to the Commission on the area of Civil Law Rules on Robotics.


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Horseplayers Figure Prominently on Television and in DC
"Horseplayers," a new docuseries for The Esquire Network that will follow handicappers on their quest to qualify for the Daily Racing Form/NTRA National Handicapping Championship (NHC) in January 2014, was on location at the Triple Crown and this past weekend at the Belmont Park Handicapping Challenge.
Filming will continue throughout the year at handicapping tournaments at Monmouth Park, Del Mar, Saratoga, Woodbine, Arlington Park, Keeneland, Santa Anita and Gulfstream Park, before concluding at the NHC at the Treasure Island Las Vegas.
"The horseplayer is a vital part of our industry, and we are delighted that this new series will feature racing fans in action at some of our sport's most beautiful racetracks," said Alex Waldrop, President and CEO of the NTRA. "Handicapping is one of the most exciting, challenging and rewarding aspects of Thoroughbred racing, and tournament play leading to the National Championship in Las Vegas adds another dimension that we believe can grow the appeal of Thoroughbred racing."
Horseplayers also figure prominently in the NTRA's work in Washington, DC. This year, the team is seeking to redefine the cost of a wager to better reflect the realities of exotic wagering and dramatically reduce the number of winning tickets that are subject to current withholding and reporting requirements.


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The University of St Andrews and independent exploration and production company ConocoPhillips announce the call for entries for the St Andrews Prize for the Environment 2019.
Applications are invited from individuals, multi-disciplinary teams or community groups for this annual prize, which is $100,000 USD and the runner(s)-up will receive $25,000 USD.
Anyone wishing to enter the 2019 Prize should complete the online entry form via this website by Friday, 25 May 2018. The shortlisted entries will be invited for a more substantial submission later in the year. Three submissions will then be selected as finalists and they will be asked to attend a seminar at the University of St Andrews in February 2019. Following presentation of their projects in English to the Trustees and invited delegates at the seminar, the winner will be selected and announced.
The 2018 winner of the St Andrews Prize for the Environment was The Mountain Institute, Peru – Restoring Ancient Water Technologies. Their project integrates 2,000 years of indigenous knowledge of water management in the Andes with contemporary science and technology to create hybrid solutions that improve water security, support livelihoods and increase ecosystem-wide resilience in mountain communities.
In 2013, The Mountain Institute, Peru began working with communities in the Nor-Yauyos Cochas Landscape Reserve affected by increasing water scarcity. They discovered the existence of a vast, complex and partially abandoned hydraulic system to manage water in the alpine high-plateau, or puna. Through a complex system of dams and open earth canals, the systems increased soil and ground water storage, creating niche pant communities for camelid herds, and improved water supplies to irrigation systems.
Based on the experience and evidence gained, the group propose to reduce the vulnerability of mountain communities to increasing water scarcity by restoring the ancestral hydraulic systems and principles. Their objective is to increase the availability of tools, case studies, methods/information and building and strengthening the capacities of networks of scientists and indigenous organisations to co-design and implement the restoration of this ancestral water system.
Full details about the Prize, the entry process and eligibility criteria are available on the website or from the St Andrews Prize for the Environment office at St Andrews University on Tel + 44 (0)1334 462161.


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Barclays has hit a new milestone in U.K. banking. The financial institution is the first to offer nearly instantaneous small business loans via a mobile app, reports said Thursday (Jan. 5).
Of course, the loans aren't exactly instant, but they're pretty close. Reports said Barclays can provide an SME with financing within 60 minutes, with loans ranging up to £25,000 (about $30,000). According to reports, the new service is available to the bank's existing 260,000 SME customers using the mobile app.
The mobile app provides a small business with a questionnaire to assess a borrower's risk. Approval can occur within an hour, as can a transfer of funds into a small business bank account.
At present, Barclays said that about 1 million SMEs use its services, though the lending solution via mobile app is currently only available to a select number of those companies that meet criteria for solid credit histories and strong growth potential. Customers need to have at least a six-month history working with Barclays and must have the mobile app to access the service, reports added.
Barclays first piloted the solution and found that 86 percent of the businesses that took advantage had never applied for a loan from Barclays before, suggesting the speed and convenience of the loan application could lead to significant growth in Barclay's SME loan customer base. Further, the bank commissioned research that found two-thirds of SMEs would see turnover increases should they be able to access the right type of financing.
Still, the bank will face challenges. During its tests, Barclays found that nearly a third of SMEs ultimately didn't decide to apply for a loan even though they agreed it may be a boost to their companies (that figure is even higher for the smallest companies, reports said).
But the speed and convenience of a mobile loan application could place Barclays at a new level of SME lending competition, now offering services that were once considered by alternative financiers as a unique alternative to traditional bank financing.