It seems that a standard feature in the monthly INSIDER Newsletter now necessary is to review the U-turns and changes of subsidies and policies of the UK Government in relation to future power sources. Solar schemes have used up all the Government allocated finance, and wind has fallen from favour, presumably to allow the big nuclear plants from China and France to take the front position – showered with promises of Government money. Then the rather puzzling announcement came that the Government was to cancel any further spend on CCS – Carbon Capture and Storage – for which two prototype experimental plants are being built in the UK. This ignores the major market requirement for such plants in the developing world once the technology is sorted, but at least Shell has other similar CCS projects in other countries.
So the cancellation of Government support for these green climate saving technologies was a really good precursor to the Climate Change talks in Paris in December. However, one week later, and another U-turn, and solar power subsidies, smaller versions, are re-instated!
The UK policy subsequently seems to be that coal fired plants will be phased out completely, with a target end-date of 2025, to be replaced by solar and gas powered plants. Note the gas plants could also benefit from CCS technology, using up the caverns left empty under the North Sea, but there has been no U-turn there yet! Further offshore wind farm developments will also be allowed, provided they can deliver energy at a lower cost than currently. Plus small modular nuclear plants are now back on the list of possible options, too.
The next part of the Government's spending review involved cutting out all the funding for the Manufacturing Advisory Service, which is, or was, a well-respected advice service for small manufacturers to get help in choosing the right form of automation systems, to enable them to trade competitively. That seems to have been the major area where it had a positive impact. So they cut that too.
At Churchill College, Cambridge, Alisha Kasam, a student from Atlanta Georgia, has just completed an MPhil which was entitled Thermodynamic and Economic Evaluation of the Nuclear Air Brayton Combined Cycle. She is now studying for a PhD in Engineering – specifically the dynamic efficiency of energy and the economic viability of resource sustainability and waste minimisation in the next generation of nuclear plant technology. Just the sort of investigative report that an Editor would like to undertake, but obviously it's a bit more work than might be obvious. Alisha is fully sponsored at Cambridge University by a Cambridge Trust scholarship and a Churchill Pochobradsky Scholarship combined into one.
It's a pity Sir John didn't put a spare reactor in that boiler house!
Yokogawa, or maybe the Irish firm Schwungrad Energie (I have real worries about the Irish!) have developed a system to store and smooth the intermittent or variable power coming out of wind turbines in particular, or solar farms, using a medium-sized flywheel and a lump of their clever electronics. This enables a stable supply to be delivered to consumers, avoiding brown-outs etc. Their system has been installed in Europe's first hybrid energy storage plant in Rhode, County Offaly, Ireland. Developed in collaboration with the University of Limerick, the Rhode hybrid demo project comprises two Beacon Power 160 kW flywheels and Hitachi Chemical valve regulated lead acid batteries of up to 160 kW. The plant will have a maximum import capacity of 400 kVA and maximum export capacity of 422 kVA. The flywheel system, with very high cycling ability, can rapidly absorb short-term excess grid energy and generate energy as needed by grid operators.
Yokogawa delivered the FA-M3V high speed controller and the Fast-Tools SCADA software to monitor and control the amount of energy that is stored in the flywheels and the charging/discharging of the lead acid battery. Yokogawa are hoping to strengthen its position in the power industry through the provision of such grid-connectable power storage systems as these, and other solutions that can help to build a sustainable society.
Not yet confirmed, but the rumour is the latest Government U-turn will be that, because of "global warming, which has led to unseasonably warm weather in the UK throughout December", the GBP100 Winter fuel supplement paid to pensioners early in December is to be recalled, by a levy on their January pensions. Happy New Year!
Honeywell Process Solutions will provide its Experion Process Knowledge System (PKS) automation controls, with tank gauging systems, to Finland's first liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal. The imported LNG will be used to supply natural gas to marine vessels and industrial facilities in Finland, helping to replace other fuels that have higher emissions.
The cleaner-burning natural gas will help these vessels and facilities meet emissions regulations in the Baltic Sea and Nordic areas. Honeywell technology (including Enraf tank gauging) is currently being used in about 40 similar LNG import and export terminals around the world.
Additionally, Honeywell's Enterprise Buildings Integrator (EBI) will connect and power comfort, safety and security systems within the terminal itself, creating a productive environment for workers. With tight integration between the Experion PKS and EBI, operators will have one interface to access and manage all process and facility technology, which improves site-wide visibility and efficiency.
This will be the third LNG terminal equipped for Skangas, one of the largest suppliers of small-scale LNG in the Nordic countries. The company operates similar facilities in Sweden and Norway to provide customers with natural gas for shipping, industrial and heavy-duty land transport needs. The Pori LNG terminal will have a capacity of 30,000 cubic meters and will be completed in the second half of 2016. Honeywell's tank gauging systems will be used on tanks provided through the Spanish engineering company FCC Industrial e Infraestructuras Energeticas S.A.U.
Experion® Process Knowledge System (PKS), the heart of the Integrated Control and Safety Systems (ICSS), which offers more than traditional distributed control systems (DCS) by unifying people with process, business requirements and asset management by enabling integration of all process control, safety systems and automation software.
Enterprise Buildings Integrator (EBI) is a building management system that provides a single point of access to information and resources that help monitor, control and protect a facility. EBI will connect fire detection, intrusion detection, access control, video surveillance, and heating and cooling equipment at the new Skangas Oy terminal, and seamlessly share data with Experion PKS.
Terminal Manager automates all operations at a bulk liquid terminal, including key monitoring and controlling functions such as product receipt, gate access control and loading.
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SmartRadar FlexLine is one of Honeywell's portfolio of high-end radar tank gauges for the assessment of tank contents, tank inventory control and tank farm management.
Portable Enraf Terminal is a portable device that enables access and reading of Honeywell Enraf tank gauges regardless of weather or operating conditions.
PI, Profibus International, has published a 32 page paper entitled "PROFINET – The Solution Platform for Process Automation". This is the PI justification of its view that Profinet will gain more importance in process automation, due to both its actual capabilities, and its newly developed and planned properties. PI says it is working closely with well-known users of process automation to achieve this objective. Siemens has already stated that they are involved in achieving this objective (for example, as reported in the July INSIDER).
The paper details the existing functions and capabilities of Profinet that already meet the demands of the process automation industry, and provides guidance as to specifications that are published, or under development, and could be implemented and utilized in future products.
Profinet is 100% Ethernet and thus provides an ideal environment for interoperability at all levels of a plant. And Profinet is precisely defined in its specifications, which is also a requirement for full interoperability.
As a uniform technology in a plant, Profinet also affects personnel costs. There is less training expense, fewer specialists are needed, and plant operation is more transparent and thus more reliable and cost-efficient.
Citing its ability to develop innovative solutions and provide extensive support to commission new factory lines, Nestlé USA awarded Rockwell Automation its 2014 North America Procurement Supplier of the Year award for technical procurement – maintenance, repair and operations (MRO). Nestlé USA also commended Rockwell Automation for its superior ability to communicate its supplier relationship management scorecard throughout the Rockwell Automation organization, using it to gauge its performance as a supplier to Nestlé.
Keith Nosbusch, chairman and CEO of Rockwell Automation, said "We pride ourselves on working with the best companies in the world, and Nestlé is certainly one. Nestlé was our first global account, and our relationship is the benchmark that we use to measure all others".
Knick Elektronische Messgeräte, based in Berlin and known in Germany and mainland Europe for the manufacture of quality electronic measuring instruments, has decided to increase its representation in the UK market. To ensure access to the complete product range, Knick plans to expand its British distributor network.
Knick also plan to exhibit at Sensors & Instrumentation at the NEC in Birmingham from 30th September to 1st October. There you will have the possibility to see some new Knick products, such as the Portavo, the first portable analyser (for pH, oxygen, conductivity) with Memosens technology for safe or hazardous areas. Also on show will be the Stratos 2-wire and 4-wire process analysers with the latest fieldbus technology for Memosens or analog sensors, in safe or hazardous areas.
The display will also feature their new range of signal conditioners, isolators and transducers, on stand D16.
Back in 1945, engineer Ulrich Knick started manufacturing high-precision zero-point-stabilized DC amplifiers, laying the foundation for the modules product range. These amplifiers also enabled the production of reliable and precise pH meters. Today Knick develops and sells a broad range of devices for industrial analog signal processing. About 50 % of the business volume is generated from analog interface products. The other half are applied in liquids analysis, where Knick's high-quality measuring systems have become established in industry and the laboratory.


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Universal Studios' "Halloween Horror Nights" to Debut All-New Mazes Inspired by Netflix's Critically-Acclaimed Series "The Haunting of Hill House," Beginning This September
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Orlando, Fla., Universal City, CA (July 8, 2021) – For the first time ever, Netflix's critically-acclaimed series "The Haunting of Hill House" will bring its ominous presence to Universal Orlando Resort and Universal Studios Hollywood in all-new mazes for "Halloween Horror Nights 2021," which is officially back beginning in September.
Upon its release, Netflix's "The Haunting of Hill House" became a worldwide phenomenon of unsettling proportions that elevated the horror television genre. Created, directed and executive-produced by horror mastermind Mike Flanagan (Hush, Oculus, Gerald's Game) and executive produced by Trevor Macy via their Intrepid Pictures, the chilling horror story follows members of the Crain family who are haunted by long-dormant fears stemming from their time living in the menacing Hill House as children and then forced to face the ghosts of its grisly past.
Reincarnated as "Halloween Horror Nights" mazes, the imposing and mysterious Hill House eerily comes to life beckoning guests to embark on the dark journey experienced by the Crain family.
Iconic scenes from the Netflix series will be featured throughout the maze, including the omni-powerful Red Room – the heart of Hill House – and the infamous Hall of Statues, where deceptive powers overtake everyone who enters. Apparitions will appear around every corner, from William Hill – The Tall Man, whose towering stature overwhelms everyone he encounters; to The Ghost in the Basement, who feverishly crawls throughout the bowels of the House in search of his next victim; to The Bent-Neck Lady, whose disturbing scream and ghastly appearance invoke a constant state of unnerving dread.
"The Haunting of Hill House" mazes will test even the bravest guests as they attempt to escape the entanglement of the estate's eternal stranglehold or succumb to the powerful forces of Hill House – leaving them to wander the endless halls forever…alone.
"I have loved Halloween Horror Nights for so long," said Flanagan, Creator, Director and Executive Producer of "The Haunting of Hill House." "Some of my favorite memories of Halloween were made at Universal Studios, screaming and laughing with my friends. It is such an honor to be included among such fantastic Haunts, and I'm so glad that fans will be able to walk the halls of Hill House this Halloween. This is – without a doubt – one of the coolest things that's ever happened to us at Intrepid. We are so excited to visit the Red Room again – we hope to see you all there!"
"It's a nightmare come true to bring Netflix's "The Haunting of Hill House" to life for our guests this year at 'Halloween Horror Nights,'" said Charles Gray, Senior Show Director for Entertainment Creative Development at Universal Orlando Resort. "The show brought true horror to the masses, similar to what we've provided our guests at this event for nearly 30 years – Hill House is a perfect fit for "Halloween Horror Nights" as it enters a new decade of fear."
"Mike Flanagan has elevated the horror genre with his supernatural thriller, 'The Haunting of Hill House,'" said John Murdy, Executive Producer of "Halloween Horror Nights" at Universal Studios Hollywood. "We continuously challenge ourselves to raise the bar with each maze we create, and we look forward to creating a unique experience for our guests that combines both the psychological and visceral twists from the series. The goal is to make our guests feel as if they are walking in the footsteps of the Crain family, re-living all the horrors that they experienced."
The "Halloween Horror Nights" events begin on Friday, September 3 in Orlando and Thursday, September 9 in Hollywood – and both events run select nights through Sunday, October 31. Select tickets and vacation packages are now on sale for "Halloween Horror Nights" at Universal Orlando Resort; tickets for the event at Universal Studios Hollywood will be available soon. Due to popular demand, event nights are expected to sell out. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.HalloweenHorrorNights.com.
Currently streaming globally on Netflix, "The Haunting of Hill House" is produced for Netflix by Amblin TV and Paramount Television.
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Every time I think about being 20 weeks pregnant I can't stop singing, woooooooah we're halfway there!! It blows my mind to think that in 4 short months our precious new baby boy will be in our arms!
I've been terrible about documenting my pregnancy on the blog but so far have kept up with it on Instagram with weekly pictures and snippets of the week. Now that we're halfway there I'll update how things are going thus far..
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Q: Using Nearest on a 2D List (seeing extra parentheses) I am working a problem involving colliding particles.  I define a list of particle diameters (effectively a bin distribution).  I need to know if two particles collide, in what bin diameter should I place the resulting combination?
To do this, I define the bin diameters, and derive the associated volume (a 1D list).  The permutations of the combination are then defined as a 2D list, (where the ij element is the combined volume of the ith and jth element of the reference list).  I'd thought to then use Nearest to determine the correct volume bin, and then backtrack to the diameter bin.  I think I'm close to the right syntax, but I'm getting extra () in the output.  How can I get rid of those?  I tried Flatten, but I didn't see a change (which tells me I'm probably using it incorrectly).
Bins = {0.523, 0.542, 0.583, 0.626, 0.673, 0.723, 0.777, 0.835, 0.898,
 0.965, 1.037, 1.114, 1.197, 1.286, 1.382, 1.486, 1.596, 1.715,
1.843, 1.981, 2.129, 2.288, 2.458, 2.642, 2.839, 3.051, 3.278,
3.523, 3.786, 4.068, 4.371, 4.698, 5.048, 5.425, 5.829, 6.264,
6.732, 7.234, 7.774, 8.354, 8.977, 9.647, 10.37, 11.14, 11.97,
12.86, 13.82, 14.86, 15.96, 17.15, 18.43, 19.81}*10^-6;
BinVolume = (4/3)*Pi*Bins^3;
CombinedVolume = Table[BinVolume[[i]] + BinVolume[[j]], {i, 52}, {j, 52}];
TestOutput=MatrixForm[Table[Nearest[BinVolume, CombinedVolume[[i, j]]], {i, 52}, {j, 52}]]

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Q: Best way to get MAX customer in my SQL code Per product, I need to know which customer had the greatest quantity of inventory shipped over a period of time.  I only want 1 customer per product to return in my results.  I know I should be using the MAX on the QtyShip but I can't wrap my head around where.  In a subquery?
I've started with the code below.  Can someone show me where I throw in the max here?
Select o.cono ,
o.ProdId ,
o.CustId ,
c.[name] as 'CustomerName' ,
s.shipto ,
s.[name] as 'ShiptoName' ,
s.user15 as 'divno' ,
o.WhseId ,
SUM(NetAmt) as 'totalNet' ,
SUM(cost) as 'totalCost' ,
SUM(QtyShip) as 'totalQtyShip'
FROM Order_Line_Invoice o
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LEFT JOIN ARSS s
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GROUP BY o.cono ,
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A: you can use row_number() which is supportedby most dbms
    with cte as
    (
    Select o.cono ,
    o.ProdId ,
    o.CustId ,
    c.[name] as CustomerName,
    s.shipto ,
    s.[name] as ShiptoName ,
    s.user15 as 'divno ,
    o.WhseId ,
    SUM(NetAmt) as totalNet ,
    SUM(cost) as totalCost ,
    SUM(QtyShip) as totalQtyShip
    FROM Order_Line_Invoice o
    LEFT JOIN ARSC c
        on  o.cono = c.cono
            and o.CustId = c.custno
            and c.insx = 1
    LEFT JOIN ARSS s
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            and o.CustId = s.custno
            and o.ShipToId = s.shipto
            and s.insx = 1
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    o.ProdId ,
    o.CustId ,
    c.[name] ,
    s.shipto ,
    s.[name] ,
    s.user15 ,
    o.WhseId
    ),
    cte2 as
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 ) select * form cte2 where rn=1

A: Try
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There is always a great deal of construction work throughout California. This is beneficial for the economy and provides people with jobs. However, the danger of construction work is inherent. People are around heavy machinery, work at great heights and are placing their trust in others following safety protocol. Accidents happen and there can be injuries and fatalities because of them. When people have been hurt on a construction job, workers' compensation can be imperative to make ends meet and to get medical treatment. When there is a fatality, the family will want to seek the maximum in survivor benefits. In either case, legal help is beneficial.
On behalf of Law Offices of Bo Katzakian on Thursday, April 11, 2019.
The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health says about 100 workplace injuries happen on farms and ranches nationwide each day, including California, and some of them are fatal. If you are an agricultural worker, you might be smart to not rely on your employer to protect your health and safety. Although the California Division of Safety and Health prescribes strict standards with which employers must comply, employee safety is often not the primary focus.
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In California, there are many public events taking place. With the good weather in the state, it is common for these events to be outdoors. This requires logistical planning to prepare spaces for them. If it is a music festival, there is a significant amount of construction necessary. Unfortunately, accidents can happen and lead to injuries and worker death. For people who have lost a loved one in a fatal workplace accident, it can be helpful to have legal advice to determine the next step and if a wrongful death lawsuit is required to secure sufficient compensation.
Do you share your workspace with industrial robotics?
On behalf of Law Offices of Bo Katzakian on Thursday, April 4, 2019.
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Democrats Have a Filibuster-Proof Tool to Erase the Trump Administration's Final Months
By Mark Joseph Stern
Jan 07, 202111:59 AM
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As the president spends his waning days in office spreading election conspiracy theories and inciting insurrection, his administration has quietly plowed ahead with a destructive deregulatory agenda. Over the past few months, federal agencies have rushed out dozens of new rules to gut crucial safeguards against pollution, corruption, labor abuse, segregation, workplace discrimination, and much more. They plan to keep working up until Jan. 20 to roll back as many regulations as possible.
But Congress has a way to swiftly undo the damage. The victories of both Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff in Tuesday's Georgia Senate runoffs puts the Trump administration's eleventh-hour deregulatory blitz in grave jeopardy. A federal law called the Congressional Review Act allows Congress, with the assent of the president, to repeal recent agency rules by a simple majority vote. It is not subject to the filibuster. Once Congress kills a rule under the CRA, the agency can never enact it again.
When Republicans secured a trifecta in 2017, they used the law to erase the closing months of the Obama administration. Democrats are now positioned to do the same for Trump.
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In an age of perpetual congressional gridlock, most important federal regulations come not directly from Congress, but from the hundreds of agencies that actually implement federal law. Many major statutes outline a broad goal, then delegate authority to a federal agency to fill in the details. For instance, Congress doesn't decide exactly how much mercury is allowed in drinking water; instead, it directs the Environmental Protection Agency to determine what level of mercury is safe, and enforce that limit through a federal rule. Trump's political appointees have exploited their rule-making power to strip away crucial regulations that guard against environmental devastation, fraud, financial malfeasance, and other threats. Congress may have been paralyzed by partisanship for much of Trump's term, but bureaucrats have spent the past four years dismantling lifesaving regulations.
Many of the worst rules have arrived in the twilight of Trump's presidency, and that's good news for Democrats. The CRA, passed in 1996, uses a complex formula to establish which rules are subject to fast-track repeal, and regulatory expert Cheryl Bolen Smelson has identified the cutoff point as Aug. 21, 2020. Any agency rule finalized after that date may be repealed by a majority vote in Congress, plus President-elect Joe Biden's signature. According to ProPublica's tracker of "midnight regulations," some of Trump's most noxious rules were finalized (or are scheduled to be finalized) in this window, including:
•A rule that lets federal contractors discriminate against racial and religious minorities, women, and LGBTQ people in the name of "religious liberty."
•A rule that alters eligibility for so-called food stamps, removing 3 million people from the rolls.
•A rule that delays tighter restrictions on soot for at least five years—even though tightening the current standard would prevent tens of thousands of early deaths every year.
•A rule that limits future EPA regulations by requiring the agency to ignore, among other things, the greenhouse gas reductions that result from other regulations.
•A rule that lets the Forest Service skip environmental review, allowing more logging and roads on public lands.
•A series of rules that decrease energy efficiency standards for manufacturers and loosen efficiency testing requirements.
•A series of rules that make it much more difficult for immigrants to obtain asylum or delay their deportation.
•A series of rules that make it easier for banks to merge and accumulate deposits from other banks, threatening the return of "too big to fail."
ProPublica also identifies a number of rules that may become law by Jan. 20 if the administration acts quickly enough, including:
•A rule that removes penalties for fossil fuel companies that kill birds while engaged in industrial activities like drilling.
•A rule that bars banks from declining to provide credit on environmental or social grounds—thereby forcing them to fund the fossil fuel industry.
•A rule that would value individual property rights and economic impact over wildlife protection, undermining the Endangered Species Act.
•A rule that exempts investment advisers from conflict-of-interest rules, allowing them to take commissions from investments they advise to clients.
•A rule that decreases federal disaster aid, particularly for blue states.
•A rule that denies subsidized housing to the families of noncitizens.
•A rule that bars the use of fetal tissue from elective abortions in federal funded research, halting groundbreaking advances in the treatment of HIV, Parkinson's, diabetes, and other chronic illnesses.
None of these rules have popular support. Many of them are blatant favors to the industries that fund the GOP. Congress can repeal every one of them at the start of Biden's term—and permanently bar the agency from passing any regulation that is "substantially the same."
Republicans established the precedent: At the start of Trump's term, Congress went on a repeal spree, eradicating 14 rules issued by the Obama administration. Before 2017, the CRA was used just once to repeal an agency rule. Republicans transformed the law into a powerful weapon. And progressives were helpless to fight back in the courts: Unlike the usual rule-making process, the CRA is not subject to judicial review. When an agency repeals a rule, the courts can block the move as "arbitrary and capricious"; when Congress repeals a rule through the CRA, the courts have no such authority.
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That's one reason why the CRA is, by far, the quickest way to repeal a federal rule. When the executive branch undertakes this task without Congress, it's a lengthy, burdensome process: The agency has to jump through hoops set out in the Administrative Procedure Act, including a "notice and comment" period of public input. This method of repeal is also vulnerable to legal challenges, and courts routinely freeze agency efforts to roll back prior rules. Another method of repeal is the traditional lawmaking process—Congress passes a bill—but this legislation would be subject to the filibuster. Democrats are poised to hold the Senate by a bare 50-50 margin, with Vice President–elect Kamala Harris breaking ties, and West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin has already promised he won't abolish the filibuster.
Before Democrats get the filibuster blues, they may as well use the tools at their disposal to undo at least some of the damage of the Trump administration. Erasing the stain of Trumpism will take decades. But erasing the last few months of the Trump administration only takes a majority vote.
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The struggle for civil liberties: political freedom and the rule of law in Britain, 1914-1945
Ewing, Keith and Gearty, Conor (2000) The struggle for civil liberties: political freedom and the rule of law in Britain, 1914-1945. Oxford University Press, New York, USA. ISBN 9780198256656
It is widely believed that there was a golden age in which political freedom in Britain was protected by the rule of law, and by judges developing the common law in favour of individual liberty. In an uncompromising and withering account based on a wide range of official and unofficial sources, this path-breaking study by two of the country's leading civil liberties lawyers exposes the mythical nature of much of this traditional learning. The Struggle for Civil Liberties: Political Freedom and the Rule of Law in Britain, 1914-1945 traces the hostile response of the executive and judicial branches of government to the various groups and individuals who confronted the power of the State in the first half of the twentieth century: the wartime peace movements, the Communist Party of Great Britain, the striking trade unionists in 1926, the hunger marches, and the Irish Nationalists. In addressing these issues, the study has a loud contemporary resonance, by placing in a new and alarming historical context the struggles for civil liberties that have been and are being fought by radical groups in contemporary British Society, and during the Thatcher decade in particular. This book will change forever the way in which open-minded public lawyers think about their subject, and will require a fundamental re-examination of the foundations of the discipline.
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Active Shooter? Biased Media
November 29, 2016 Steve Sanetti
Active Shooter, Featured, Government Relations, gun control, Media Bias, Media Inaccuracies, News, Ohio State University, Top Stories
The shots fired at Ohio State University came from the Ohio State police officer who was responding to a report of a gas leak when he came upon the horrific scene of a knife-wielding attacker [or an attacker wielding a butcher knife], who expressed ter...
NSSF Issues Post-Election Day 2016 Statement
November 9, 2016 Laura Springer
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The National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF), the trade association for the firearms and ammunition industry, today congratulates President-Elect Donald Trump on his historic victory. The American people have spoken. We have elected a president who has pledged to protect our Constitutional rights and a majority of both houses of Congress that will work to ensure […]
This Election, Make Your Vote a #GUNVOTE!
November 1, 2016 nssfnews
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Election Day is next week and your #GUNVOTE is more critical than ever. We're asking all voters to visit GUNVOTE.org to be informed on candidates' positions.
Second Presidential Debate: What you Heard, Didn't Hear, but What a Leaked Email Confirms
October 10, 2016 nssfnews
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Hillary Clinton's brief response to a question on Supreme Court nominations during Sunday night's presidential town hall style debate were enough for her political base to hear that she had checked the box for more gun control.
Would Hillary Clinton Support Australian Style Gun Confiscation?
October 5, 2016 nssfnews
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Hillary Clinton has said publicly that she sees Australia's gun confiscation as a successful model that should be considered in the United States. But Victoria, Australia Parliament Member Jeff Bourman describes his country's firearm confiscation program as wasteful and ineffective and explains why Americans should remain alert to attacks on their Second Amendment rights.
NSSF Responds to Harvard, Northeastern University Survey Coverage
September 21, 2016 nssfnews
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Our experience tells us that it is impossible that just 3 percent of gun owners would hold 50 percent of the guns in America.


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Oh No, Canada... Chocolate's Not Health Food?
January 31, 2019 By Lynn Carpenter, Renown Health Products
It stands to reason that some foods are good for you—salads, spinach, carrots, that kind of thing. But it's even better when your favorite pleasures turn out to be advisable.
Millions of Brits are surely glad to know that their tea is full of antioxidants. Count me among those who are pleased to note that a glass of red wine is good for cholesterol and the heart.
Then there's chocolate. For millions, the news that chocolate was full of flavanols that might lower cholesterol and reduce blood pressure was the best news since Adam and Even figured out where babies came from.
That doesn't mean a Snickers bar, of course. The health claims are reserved for dark chocolate with high cocoa content and cocoa powder.
The claims are probably overblown. Two years ago, a search and metanalysis of the Cochrane database turned up 40 pilot studies on chocolate and health. The improvements in blood pressure were there—but they were small.
Cochrane's is a database of all the studies it can find around the world on natural health supplements and therapies. It's massive and there's no better source anywhere. But even a search through Cochrane's couldn't come up with good randomized, controlled studies that linked chocolate to a reduction in heart attacks or strokes.
Then a few days ago, an article published in Trends in Food Science and Technology piled on. Scientists at the University of Manitoba reviewed 17 studies on chocolate that were conducted over the past 20 years to investigate whether cocoa flavanols lowered blood pressure.
This is not going to make chocoholics happy. The evidence was "inconsistent" and "conflicting." Nine of the 17 studies showed a small decrease in blood pressure. Eight studies did not.
The bottom line in all this is that there is no scientific evidence to justify an "authorized health claim" for chocolate in either the US or Canada, where the latest bad results came in.
Then again, your friends probably don't know about the cachet of an "authorized health claim."
To gain that status, the claims must be backed by strong scientific evidence and then approved by FDA after a thorough review. It's not easy. FDA has approved only 12 such claims since 1990. But those claims are valuable because food and supplement makers can point to them in marketing and on product labels. An example of this kind of claim is "Adequate calcium and vitamin D as part of a healthful diet, along with physical activity, may reduce the risk of osteoporosis in later life."
Canada says chocolate isn't worthy of a claim like that yet, and it doesn't appear that one will be coming anytime soon.
But if you love chocolate, there is other good news from England. Professor Alyn Morice at the University of Hull says chocolate is better than codeine for suppressing a cough. It coats the throat and soothes. He should know, Professor Morice is the head of Respiratory Medicine at Hull Medical school and an international authority on treating coughs.
The catch is that he bases his opinion on research on a sticky cough medicine with cocoa in the ingredients. Sipping a warm cup of cocoa won't keep the throat coated and do the same.
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The Cape Hatteras Mug features the third light to be built at Cape Hatteras in 1935. The familiar black and white spirals, first used in 1873, are a prominent daymark to mariners. The lighthouse was originally built in 1845. Today it is the tallest lighthouse in the USA at 208 feet from the bottom of the foundation to the peak of the roof. It is located on Hatteras Island at Buxton, North Carolina in the Cape Hatteras National Seashore. Enjoy the beauty and history in this charming mug!
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Download "STAT 1403 College Algebra Dr. Myron Rigsby Fall 2013 Section 0V2 crn 457 MWF 9:00 am"
1 MATH 1403 College Algebra/ Rigsby/ Fall 2013 Page 1 Credit Hours: 3 Lecture Hours: 3 University of Arkansas Fort Smith 5210 GRAND AVENUE P.O. BOX 3649 FORT SMITH, AR Syllabus and Course Policies: STAT 1403 College Algebra Dr. Myron Rigsby Fall 2013 Section 0V2 crn 457 MWF 9:00 am Prerequisite: MATH 1203 Intermediate Algebra or required placement score. Instructor: Dr. Myron Rigsby Office: MS-UC 227 Office Telephone: (voice mail available for messages) Office Hours: Monday 10:00 11:00 am and 12:00-1:00 pm Tuesday 9:30 11:00 am Wednesday 10:00 11:00 am and 12:00-1:00 pm Thursday: 9:30 11:00 am Friday 10:00 11:00 am I. Course Information: A. Catalog Description Topics include quadratic equations and inequalities, polynomial and rational functions, exponential and logarithmic functions, graphing functions, systems of equations, matrices, determinants, and the binomial theorem. A graphing calculator is required. B. Additional Information This is the lowest level mathematics course acceptable for a bachelor's degree in Arkansas' public colleges and universities. It is also the first college level course leading to higher mathematics courses required for majors in mathematics, engineering business, and several pre-professional fields. II. Student Learning Outcomes A. Subject Matter: Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to: 1. Identify different types of polynomial equations and inequalities and solve those equations and inequalities using appropriate methods.
2 MATH 1403 College Algebra/ Rigsby/ Fall 2013 Page 2 2. Distinguish between functional and non-functional relations. Identify domains, ranges and other characteristics; including zeros, extrema and intercepts, of functional and nonfunctional relations. 3. Model various applications using algebraic and transcendental functions to accurately reflect real world phenomenon. Students will then interpret and analyze the results of their models. 4. Graph polynomial, rational, exponential and logarithmic functions with and without graphing technology. 5. Determine and interpret asymptotic behavior in rational functions. 6. Solve systems of equations, including the use of matrix methods. B. General Education: College algebra enhances student abilities in the following general education areas: Quantitative Reasoning Enhancing the quantitative reasoning ability of students is the primary focus of the College Algebra course. All course exercises and examinations require the student to interpret and/or draw inferences regarding quantitative relations in tabular, graphical, and formula models. Analytical Skills Students learn to recognize patterns associated with basic formula models, and to interpret parameters in a given formula within the context of the modeled situation. Course examinations and assignments require students to apply algebraic techniques in identifying possible and/or optimal solutions to problems drawn from a wide variety of disciplines. Scientific and Technological Literacy The scientific principles that express our understanding of the physical universe, and upon which technological advances are based, are often expressed in the language of algebraic formulas. Students must utilize formulas drawn from scientific and technical disciplines to solve problems and make predictions regarding future behavior. III. Major Course Topics: A. Equations and inequalities B. Functions and their graphs. i. Polynomial functions: zeroes and extrema. ii. Rational functions: Asymptotic behavior. iii. Exponential and logarithmic functions. C. Mathematical Models D. Systems of equations and inequalities.
3 MATH 1403 College Algebra/ Rigsby/ Fall 2013 Page 3 E. Matrices. IV. Resources: A. Required Text: College Algebra, 4 th ed., Beecher, Penna, and Bittinger. You must purchase access to MyLabsPlus for the on-line homework, which includes access to an electronic version of the textbook. If you prefer a paper copy, you may purchase a bundled version of the textbook in the bookstore that includes an access code for MyLabsPlus and a paperback version of the text. B. Additional Required Equipment: Some sort of calculator will occasionally be useful. V. Conduct of the Course: A. Tests, Homework, and Grading Your grade will be based on in-class tests, on-line homework and weekly quizzes, and a comprehensive final examination. Tests: There will be four 100 point tests, spaced approximately 3 weeks apart. Homework: Homework will be completed on-line through the MyLabsPlus course management system. Beginning this semester, we have moved to a new system that will automatically enroll you into the homework management system. This system will be accessed at You will have homework assignments from each section, plus weekly quizzes. Final Examination: You will be given a comprehensive final examination on the date and time specified in the final examination schedule. This examination will cover all course material, and count 25% of your grade. Under no circumstances will this examination be given earlier than the scheduled date. This semester, final examinations are scheduled for Dec Grading: In summary, the various assignments will have the following weighting in calculating your course average: Four in-class tests 60% On-line homework 10% and weekly quizzes 5% Final Examination 25% Total 100% Your course letter grade will be based on a standard % grade scale. B. Attendance You attendance will be monitored by your on-campus teacher, and will follow the policies of your high school. If, for any reason, you find you are unable to complete the course, please remember to withdraw from the course both from your high school and from UAFS. If you miss an excessive number of classes, you may be administratively withdrawn from the UAFS course.
4 MATH 1403 College Algebra/ Rigsby/ Fall 2013 Page 4 If classes are not meeting in your high school and UAFS classes are meeting, you are welcome to attend class on campus at UAFS. The on-campus classroom is room 113 of the Business and Industrial Institute Building, which is the UAFS building closest to the traffic light at Grand Avenue and 50 th Street. If you are going to be absent from class because of a school function, I expect advance notice of your absence. C. Make-up Tests If you miss one hourly test during the semester for any reason, expect to take the exam the day you first return to class. Ideally, you will contact me and complete the exam on the off day before the next class meeting. If you miss a second hourly test, you will receive a grade of zero for the test. If you miss the final examination, you will receive a zero for that score until you provide me with documentation of an appropriate reason for missing the exam. If you can document a valid reason for missing the exam, you will be given an IP (in progress) grade and take the final exam at a mutually convenient later date. D. Information on Progress As quizzes and tests are graded and recorded, current averages will be made available to you. E. Inclement Weather Policy: Cancellation of university classes due to inclement weather will be made on a University-wide basis. This class will always adhere to the University-wide decision. This decision will be announced to all local media outlets by 6:30 am. The best source is the UA-Fort Smith channel. Regardless of the UAFS decision, if classes are cancelled due to weather at your high school, STAY HOME. F. Academic Honesty Cheating in any form (including plagiarism of homework and projects) will result in a grade of zero for that particular assignment/quiz/examination. A second instance of cheating will result in a failing grade for the course. G. ADA Students with disabilities should be registered with the ADA office. Those students requiring accomodations for this class have received an accomodations form from the university ADA office. Please bring the form to my office to discuss accomodations as quickly as possible. H. How to increase your chances of success in this class: 1. Come to class EVERY day. 2. Do your assigned homework every day, as soon as possible after class. Remember how it all looks so easy when the instructor does it, but by the time you do your homework you can t remember how? You waited too long. Practice while the knowledge is fresh then the practice reinforces the knowledge into long term memory. Expect to spend at least one hour every day on homework, two to three hours most days. The biggest difference between high school and college is the amount of work you re expected to complete on your own. Class time is only 1/4 to 1/3 of the task.
5 MATH 1403 College Algebra/ Rigsby/ Fall 2013 Page 5 3. Take notes in class. Write down every sample problem, PLUS explanatory notes on the side reminding you why each step was done. 4. Take advantage of the available resources. Instructor: I expect to hear from all of you regularly with questions. If you come to my office, we can access your homework, or from within the homework there is a link to ask me a question, which sends me an with a link to the question you were struggling with. Math Lab: MS 238 is set aside as a study room and drop-in tutoring lab for mathematics students. Upper level math majors are available to assist you with homework and other course material. Hours of availability will be posted by the second week of classes.


Whitehaven Coal Limited -- Annual Report 2010 51 NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 30 JUNE 2010 3.S UMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES (CONTINUED) New accounting standards and interpretations (continued) (i) Changes in accounting policy and disclosures (continued) AASB 8 Operating Segments AASB 8 replaced AASB 114 Segment Reporting upon its effective date. The operating segments determined in accordance with AASB 8 are based on the internal reports that are reviewed by the chief operating decision makers in the Group. AASB 8 disclosures are shown in note 6, including the related revised comparative information. AASB 101 Presentation of Financial Statements The revised Standard separates owner and non-owner changes in equity. The statement of changes in equity includes only details of transactions with owners, with non-owner changes in equity presented in a reconciliation of each component of equity and included in the new statement of comprehensive income. The statement of comprehensive income presents all items of recognised income and expense, either in one single statement, or in two linked statements. The Group has elected to present one statement. AASB 2008-7 Amendments to Australian Accounting Standards -- Cost of an Investment in a Subsidiary, Jointly Controlled Entity or Associate The amendments delete the reference to the "cost method", making the distinction between pre and post acquisition profits no longer relevant. All dividends received are now recognised in profit or loss rather than having to be split between a reduction in the investment and profit and loss. However, the receipt of such dividends requires an entity to consider whether there is an indicator of impairment of the investment in that subsidiary. The receipt of dividends by Whitehaven during the year did not impact the recoverability of the investment in the subsidiary (see note 18). The amendments further clarify cases or reorganisations where a new parent is inserted above an existing parent of the group. It states that the cost of the subsidiary is the previous carrying amount of its share of equity items in the subsidiary rather than its fair value. The adoption of these amendments did not have any impact on the financial position or the performance of the Group. AASB 2009-3 Amendments to Australian Accounting Standards -- Embedded Derivatives [AASB 139 and Interpretation 9] These amendments to AASB Interpretation 9 require an entity to assess whether an embedded derivative must be separated from a host contract when the entity reclassifies a hybrid financial asset out of the fair value through profit or loss category. This assessment is to be made based on circumstances that existed on the later of the date the entity first became a party to the contract and the date of any contract amendments that significantly change the cash flows of the contract. AASB 139 now states that if an embedded derivative cannot be reliably measured, the entire hybrid instrument must remain classified as at fair value through profit or loss. Annual Improvements Project In May 2008 and April 2009 the AASB issued an omnibus of amendments to its Standards as part of the Annual Improvements Project, primarily with a view to removing inconsistencies and clarifying wording. There are separate transitional provisions and application dates for each amendment. The adoption of the following amendments resulted in changes to accounting policies but did not have any impact on the financial position or performance of the Group. • AASB 8 Operating Segments: clarifies that segment assets and liabilities need only be reported when those assets and liabilities are included in measures that are used by the chief operating decision maker. As the Group's chief operating decision maker does not review segment assets and liabilities, the Group has not disclosed this information in note 6. • AASB 116 Property, Plant and Equipment: replace the term "net selling price" with "fair value less costs to sell". The Group amended its accounting policy accordingly, which did not result in any change in the financial position.


After a 2013 full of trips abroad to distant destinations I am enjoying a spring at home, photographing common wildlife and landscapes. Here a female Blackbird (Turdus merula) enjoy a pleasant bath in the deep of a Holm Oak mediterranean forest.
A magnificent picture, I like so much the sensation of movement that the droplets of water generate , and the surroundings have something familiar.


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Crypto Global Trade
Many investors added cryptocurrency to their portfolios after seeing how well it performed in 2021. Cryptocurrency has a market valuation of $800 billion in 2021. By 2022, this figure will have nearly tripled to $2.25 trillion. The crypto market is extremely volatile, with about 16,000 digital currencies in circulation. As a result, choose which cryptocurrency to invest in can be tricky. In this piece, we'll go through the five best cryptocurrencies to invest in for 2022 in order to maximise our returns.
In terms of best returns, here are the five best cryptocurrencies to invest in 2022:
Lucky Block :-The best cryptocurrencies to buy in 2022
Lucky Block is the greatest cryptocurrency to invest in 2022. Consider the uniqueness of the coin and whether it has the potential to rise in value in the future when determining which cryptos to add to your portfolio. Lucky Block was created by a creative team, ensuring that this cryptocurrency would thrive in the future competitive market. In a nutshell, this digital asset project aims to transform the global lottery sector.
This protocol accomplishes this by utilising block chain technology to decentralise the lottery process. The important thing to remember is that anyone can play the lottery without leaving their house using block chain technology and a centralised operator.
To ensure that Lucky Block provides authenticity and validity to its players, all game operations are governed and operated by smart contracts. This ensures that all lottery games are real and fair, with no potential for result manipulation.
Solana :- One of the most widely used cryptocurrencies in the last year
What is Solana Cryptocurrency, please? Solana is the other top crypto currency to purchase and invest in 2022. It was formed in 2020, but it has grown to be one of the most popular and powerful block chains in the market in just a few years. Solana relies on historical evidence. As a result of this detour, block chain has become one of the most scalable technologies in the market.
Also Read About: Doubts You Should Clarify About Cryptocurrency
With a transaction rate of 60,000 transactions per second, Solana is currently the fastest block chain on the market. The TPS of the Solana block chain is even higher than Visa's, making it perfect for tackling the problem of financial transaction delays.
Basic Attention token:-One of the most likely projects for 2022
The next token on our list of the top five cryptos is the Basic Attention token. The BAT token protects the Brave browser. Brave is a decentralised browser that gives users complete control over what they watch. The BAT token ranks among the most promising as the concept of decentralisation gains traction in online arenas such as social media.
Yearn Finance;-In 2022, there will be a strong upward trend
Yearn finance is a wonderful coin to consider for your digital asset portfolio because it is slowly increasing at a substantial rate. Nearly the last week, Bitcoin has remained almost stable, while Yearn Finance has increased by over 86 percent. Yearn Finance is a decentralised network that focuses on cryptocurrency-based lending. To put it another way, the platform connects borrowers and investors to create a truly decentralised financial system.
Shiba Inu :-One of the year's most popular cryptocurrencies
Shiba Inu is a meme token that has quickly become one of the market's best performers. The Shiba Inu has emerged as the best cryptocurrency to invest in in 2022, after a phenomenal bull run that has seen it reach a new all-time high. The Shiba Inu is a meme coin created as a result of the Doge Coin's inspiration. Despite its status as a meme token, Shib inu has quickly gained traction, with over a million users.
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LBC Tank Terminal Project
Sarens transports and installs 16 storage tanks at the LBC Tank Terminal Rotterdam.
Starting with transport over water, Sarens installed the 16 storage tanks at the LBC Tank Terminal in Rotterdam. The operation was part of LBC Tank Terminals key expansion project named Rainbow which will triple the storage capacity for petroleum products and chemicals to 250.000 m³. Divided into phases, the first phase has 16 new storage tanks and a new jetty to be installed, the land side will be expanded and the infrastructure within the tank park will be modernised integrally.
Engicon nv (Geldof), one of the leading solution providers for engineering and site erection of storage tanks, was commissioned to undertake the project. The first phase of the project was required to be performed under a strict schedule and have the 16 tanks constructed, transported, and installed before summer of 2017. Engicon roped in Sarens, the heavylift and transport specialist, to safely and timely carry out the transport and installation of the 16 tanks at the LBC Tank Terminal Rotterdam within three days.
Meticulous planning and time management was required to safely place the impressive tanks, ranging up to 15m in diameter and over 17m in height. The tanks were fully constructed and finished in Geldof's workshops and shipped from Kinderdijk to LBC Rotterdam.
Sarens carried out the load-in of the tanks by an 1800t sheer leg, followed by transportation on land using a 24 and 20 axle line SPMT along with its support structure. The installation of the tanks was performed by a 500t and 700t (SSL configuration) mobile crane.
The complete operation of shipping and installation of the 16 tanks at the LBC Tank Terminal Rotterdam was completed half a day ahead of schedule without any incidents. In words of our Project manager, Mart van Hoorn, "Those simultaneous actions required a stringent schedule, and a lot of effort from the involved personnel during execution. Thanks to the team for the safe actions!"