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Ликарион Витольдович Некраш (, —, ) — русский и советский статистик и экономист, профессор Ленинградского государственного университета. Пионер статистики водного и железнодорожного транспорта в СССР.

Биография

Из дворян. После окончания школы с золотой медалью поступил на экономическое отделение Санкт-Петербургского политехнического института. В студенческие годы участвовал в деятельности меньшевистского кружка, принимал участие в волнениях 1905 года, за что в октябре был арестован во время агитационной работы с рабочими Выборгской стороны. Но уже в ноябре отпущен по амнистии.

После окончания института в 1908 году Некраш начал преподавать в Петербургской городской торговой школе им. Петра Великого, какое-то время работал чиновником в Министерствах финансов, земледелия и продовольствия.

В 1918—1920 годах — заведующий информационно-статистического подотдела в Костромском губсовнархозе. В 1920 году был арестован органами ЧК, освобождён в мае 1921 года. В 1918—1922 годах — преподаватель Костромского коммерческого училища, Костромского университета и землеустроительного института. Позже — начальник отдела статистики на Октябрьской железной дороге (1922—1930).

С 1923 года Некраш начинает заниматься научной и преподавательской деятельностью, работал доцентом на экономическом факультете политехнического института, читая лекции в Ленинградском институте инженеров путей сообщения.

В 1924 выходит первый монографический труд Некраша — «Основные вопросы теории и практики железнодорожной статистики», затем — «Статистический метод в железнодорожном хозяйстве», «Транспортная статистика», «Вопросы статистики водного транспорта».

С 1930 года Некраш — заведующий кафедрой статистики Транспортно-экономического института. В 1931—1940 годах — профессор Ленинградского педагогического финансово-экономического института (с 1936 — заведующий кафедрой статистики), в 1936—1942 годах — заведующий кафедрой статистики и учёта и декан статистического факультета Ленинградского планового института.

Читал лекции во Всесоюзной академии железнодорожного транспорта, Коммунистической академии, Институте советской торговли, Институте внешней торговли, Ленинградском финансово-экономическом институте.

С 1942 года — основная работа Некраша в Ленинградском государственном университете — сначала профессором политико-экономического факультета, а в 1945—1949 годах — заведующий кафедрой статистики ЛГУ.

В 1939 году Ликарион Некраш выпускает «Курс общей теории статистики», из-за которого организуется травля профессора. В 1949 году в разгар «борьбы с космополитизмом» в 4-м номере журнала «Вопросы экономики» выходит статья Т. И. Козлова «Против буржуазного объективизма и формализма в статистической науке», в которой значительная часть посвящена резкой критике трудов Некраша.

31 июля 1949 года по подозрению в совершении преступлений по статьям 58-10-11 был арестован. Обвинён в причастности к «Ленинградскому делу». Пребывание в тюрьме и ночные допросы подорвали здоровье профессора и он был помещён в тюремную больницу, где 1 сентября скончался, как указано в заключении, от «заражения крови, вызванного склерозом почек». Через пять дней дело было прекращено «за смертью обвиняемого», а через восемь лет в 1957 году архивно-следственное дело полностью прекращено за «недоказанностью обвинения».

Место захоронения Л. В. Некраша остается неизвестным.

Научная деятельность
Некрашу принадлежит разработка статистических показателей в области транспортной статистики. Соединил статистику разных видов транспорта в новую науку — транспортную статистику. Впервые в советской статистике ввёл классификацию признаков, обосновал объективность выделения частных совокупностей.

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 Ликарион Витольдович Некраш
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 Некраш Ликарион Витольдович // Энциклопедия статистических терминов. Том 8. Выдающиеся отечественные и зарубежные ученые в области статистики. — Федеральная служба государственной статистики, 2013

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Статистики СССР
Экономисты России
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Преподаватели Санкт-Петербургского государственного университета
Преподаватели Санкт-Петербургского архитектурно-строительного университета
Репрессированные по «Ленинградскому делу»
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I am astonished at the way in which DCIS surgeries are performed…it is unacceptable and we must find a better way than to blindly hack at women's breasts 2-3 times and then tell them they need a mastectomy because clear margins could not be obtained. How would you feel if you were told you needed to amputate your breast after 3 surgeries for something that is non-invasive and most likely will never be invasive cancer? This is just part of the breast cancer insanity that needs to change! With all the billions of dollars raised for breast cancer treatments and research, how can procedures remain so invasive, ineffective and antiquated???
Yes, Dr. Susan Love, we need better imaging!!! And we need for insurance to authorize it and make it available to anyone who has DCIS or is at high risk for breast cancer!
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Program will address mold-building issues
PLASTICS NEWS REPORT
CHICAGO — Several industry leaders will discuss issues involving toolmakers at NPE 2000. The program, sponsored by Wauconda, Ill.-based Progressive Components (Booth S308), will span three days and be held at 3:30 p.m. each day at Progressive's booth. The sessions will include a talk by the speakers, followed by a general discussion.
On June 20, Terry Wohlers, president of Wohlers & Associates of Fort Collins, Colo., will discuss the impact of rapid tooling on mold making. Wohlers is the author of the annual report "Rapid Prototyping: State of the Industry Report."
On June 21, Jim Meinert, director of national and international marketing for Mequon, Wis.-based Snider Mold Co. Inc., will report on global strategies for mold-making companies. Meinert has created alliances and strategies for working with the international market.
On June 22, Glenn Beall, president of Libertyville, Ill.-based Glenn Beall Plastics Ltd., will talk about product development and its role in mold making. Beall was instrumental in forming the Society of Plastics Engineers Mold Making and Mold Design Division.
"These issues are on the minds of the mold-building community," said Glenn Starkey, president of Progressive Components. "We wanted to do what we could to bring industry experts here for discussions on what the future may hold."

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I was lukcy to dive with these sharks in the best place you can imagine, famous Tiger beach, Bahamas. This was my first "serious" shark dive. Fairly speaking, first time it was scary. But after a short time it became so much fun and I became a shark friend.
Tiger sharks are wide spread in tropical and equatorial waters around the world. This guys grow up to 4-4.5 meters and weight from 400 to 650 kilos. Tigers eat literally everything they can grab – fish, invertebrates, turtle, birds, mammals and even smaller tiger sharks.
Tiger sharks are massive and slow moving. They swim smoothly, like enormous airships, circling around feeder and other divers. Strenght and speed are hidden under their slowness. When shark makes an attempt to grab the chum or the feeder, it moves very rapidly. I've noticed how the group instinct works on people – those who were diving with tigers the first time, including myself, were constantly trying to move closer to each other and to protect their back, quite the same as sardines or herring which noticed a predator. Sharks come close, and you need to make a barrier between yourself and shark. That time I was a happy guy and haven't used a DLSR camera underwater, so I had to protect myself with a plastic stick. When shark comes close, it closes the eyes.I suppose it's made to protect the eyes.
The guys who work in Tiger beach behave with tiger sharks as if they were pets – playing with them, scratching bellys, grabbing noses etc. At first it looks insane, but then you realise it's just okay. Sometimes shark makes an attempt to attack feeder, but those guys are well-prepaired and don't have any accidents. Fairly speaking, all guys who involved in shark diving industry are cool guys and great divers. And they never have serious accidents with the sharks.
There are also carribean reef sharks and lemon sharks feeding around in Tiger beach. Once a great hammerhead came to us, but it's shy species and usually afraid of tigers so we saw it just for a couple of seconds.


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Sleepover in an Iroquois Longhouse
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Enjoy an Unforgettable Experience!
Tsiioniakwatha is now closed for the winter and will open next spring on May 23th, 2020 !
Immerse yourself in the world of the St. Lawrence Iroquoians!
A unique cultural experience!
An exceptional outdoors experience!
The life-size reconstruction of an Iroquoian village is a major project that began in Saint-Anicet. It is a place that allows the population to build a fair representation of Iroquoian society and its way of life. The village amenities, artifacts, animation and workshops will allow you to live a unique and unforgettable experience.
For more information or reservations please contact us!
THE ST-LAWRENCE IROQUOIANS
Don't miss The St-Lawrence Iroquoians, a Virtual Museum of Canada educational exhibit!
In Saint-Anicet, located in the Haut Saint-Laurent, meanders a small water way: the La Guerre River. Flowing to the St-Lawrence River, the La Guerre's banks were home to the Iroquoians. Much before the arrival of the French, the Iroquoians came here to establish their villages at the end of the Late Woodland period (between 1000 & 1534 A.D.)
Archaeologists have traced the artifacts of the village to a population identified as the St.Lawrence iroquoians. This term is also assigned to the Amerindians of the linguistic and cultural family encountered by Jacques Cartier. These recent archaeological researches have revealed the presence of a number of sites and longhouses dating between 1300 and 1534.
The most important historical event that masked the East of Canada before the arrival of Samuel de Champlain in 1603 was the dispersion of the St.Lawrence iroquoians. What was the cause? There are numerous hypotheses, but the dispersion of these populations remains puzzling for archaeologists and historians.
These nations may well have scattered, however they have left indelible traces which witness their time in the St-Lawrence valley.
Led by experienced guides, you can visit the village, its longhouses, traditional garden and its Kionhekwa exhibit. Both educational and entertaining, the guided tour sheds light upon the lifestyle and traditions of the 15th century Iroquoians. No need to reserve to visit us! Just show up! [Learn more]
The reconstruction of an Iroquoian village in Saint-Anicet is a significant project that allows students to discover its society and lifestyle. A visit at the Droulers site can serve as a introductory activity to the subject of Iroquoian life, or can supplement the knowledge already learned in class. [Learn more]
Day camp coordinators and scout leaders, are you looking for original outings for your group? The Tsiionhiakwatha/ Droulers archaeological centre offers unusual activities at very affordable rates. A complete day at the site includes an educational visit as well as two leisure activities. [Learn more]
MENTIONS PRIZES AND EVENTS
2019 – Official museum status recognition
2007 – Filming of a National Geographic Society documentary
2007 – Recognition as a National Historic Site of Canada
2007 – Jury prize at the Grands prix du tourisme, Tourisme Montérégie
2008 – First Prize, Grand prix du tourisme, Tourisme Montérégie
2010 – First Prize, Innovation in Tourism, Tourisme Suroît
2011 – National First Prize, Innovation in Tourism, Société des attractions touristiques du Québec
2014 – 100 000 visitors milestone
2016 – Official Quebec Heritage site denomination
2016 – "Hochelaga terre des âmes" official Montréal history film shoot
Tourisme Montérégie
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Le Circuit du Paysan
Tourisme Haut-St-Laurent
Mohawk Council of Akwesasne
Mohawk Nation Council of Chiefs
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Athletic program absent from national spotlight
March 28, 2006 12:00 am by The Editorial Board
Before we get into this thing, let's get a few things clear. You won't find any hate or animosity coming from over here.
It's more like a celebration of the fact that Tallahassee is now on the map for being more than the stomping grounds of Baby Brother Bush.
The recent successes of the Florida State football team and the Tallahassee Community College basketball team serve as clear evidence that the sports enthusiast has had to utter this city's name at least a few times this year.
The Seminoles have always experienced success in the college football ranks, most recently making it to the FedEx Orange Bowl but falling short to Penn State.
The TCC Eagles came close to becoming the first men's basketball national champion in school history when they made it to the NJCAA championship against Arkansas-Fort Smith. They too failed to capture a victory, but the fact they made it that far deserves commemoration.
Forget that it may come across as bitterness, but when will Florida A&M University get its chance at glory and claim its share of being a sports elite in Tallahassee?
Sure, we had a small portion of it a few years ago when the basketball team made it to the Big Dance to take on Kentucky in the first round of the NCAA tournament.But the basketball drought continued this year, and who knows how long it will be before the football team plays a substantially meaningful game outside of the MEAC.
It should not be overlooked that the FAMU volleyball team has garnered national attention in the past with its great performance on the court.
We hope that the entire FAMU athletic department builds off the volleyball team's success and continues to strive to join the club of collegiate winners in the city. After all, it can't feel good to be the only one left out.
LeMont Calloway for the editorial board.


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DAD.info | Lifestyle | Tech & Gaming | Tech | McDonald's to roll out wireless phone charging in 50 UK restaurants
McDonald's to roll out wireless phone charging in 50 UK restaurants
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Futuristic phone charging, coming to a burger joint near you
If you're looking for an excuse to fall off your New Year's health food wagon, then how about popping into McDonald's next time your smartphone is low on juice?
The fast-food empire (and home of the Hamburglar) has emerged as the somewhat unlikely standard-bearer for free wireless smartphone charging, with the announcement that it will be installing 600 charging hotspots in 50 of its UK restaurants.
All you'll have to do is pop your smartphone or tablet on the tabletop for it to automatically start charging. And if you manage to sneak in a cheeky Big Mac at the same time, well, who's to know?
The charging pads that work this magic work are provided by a company called Aircharge. It uses a technology called Qi – a wireless charging standard that works with some but not all mobile phones (among the handsets supported are Nokia Lumia devices and the Google Nexus 6). Cabled connections will be provided alongside the wireless charging pads for those with incompatible phones.
McDonald's has already trialled the charging pads in nine restaurants in Hanover, Germany, as well as running a small-scale test in the UK. Aircharge says one McDonald's restaurant reported some customers being willing to wait 30 minutes just to use the chargers. Plenty of time for an apple pie to go with that Big Mac, then.
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Christians, White Evangelicals Have Contrasting Views on Issues in Cake Case
White evangelicals only Christian group in poll to side with baker who refused to bake cake for same-sex wedding
By Joanna Piacenza June 4, 2018 at 5:03 pm ET
Most U.S. adults (57%), and 51% of Christians, oppose allowing small business owners to refuse services to LGBT individuals if doing so violates their religious beliefs.
51% of white evangelicals support such refusals.
White evangelicals are more likely to say Christians face "a lot" of discrimination than they are to say LGBT individuals do (42% vs. 32%).
On Monday, the Supreme Court sided with a baker who refused to make a cake for a same-sex wedding on religious grounds, but a new Morning Consult poll shows that most of the public and a slim majority of Christians oppose these kind of actions by small business owners.
The case, Masterpiece Cakeshop Ltd. v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission, asked the Supreme Court whether Colorado baker Jack C. Phillips was within his First Amendment rights to refuse to make a wedding cake for Charlie Craig and David Mullins in 2012, or whether Phillips was unlawfully discriminating on the basis of sexual orientation.
The justices' 7-2 decision in favor of Phillips, who said his evangelical Christian beliefs prevent him from celebrating same-sex marriages, focused more on the actions of the Colorado Civil Rights Commission and did not largely address the broader question of whether Phillips' free speech rights had been violated or whether Craig and Mullins were facing unjust discrimination.
A new national survey shows that Christians overall disagree with the heart of the issue at hand.
However, white evangelicals, who constitute 15.3 percent of the population according to the research organization PRRI, view religious liberty and discrimination very differently than the rest of their Christian counterparts.
Most U.S. adults (57 percent) oppose allowing a small business owner in their state to refuse to provide products or services to LGBT individuals if doing so violates his or her religious beliefs. That includes a majority (55 percent) of Catholics, a slim majority (51 percent) of all Christians, and a plurality (48 percent) of Protestants.
Conversely, 51 percent of white evangelicals support small business owners' right to refuse service on religious grounds.
White evangelicals also stand out among their fellow Christians as the only Christian group surveyed in which a majority see allowing these kind of service refusals as a reinforcement of religious freedom rather than creating an environment that can foster discrimination against minorities.
Yet white evangelicals' attitudes varied depending on the religion of the small business owners. At least half would support Christian, Jewish and Mormon small business owners in refusing service to LGBT individuals, but that number drops to 46 percent when it comes to Muslim small business owners.
White evangelicals are also an outlier among Christians in being more likely to say that Christians face "a lot" of discrimination in the United States today than they are to say the same of LGBT individuals. Catholics, Protestants and Christians overall are more likely to say that members of the LGBT community face a lot of discrimination than they are to say Christians do.
The survey was conducted May 25-31, 2018, among a national sample of 2,201 U.S. adults with a margin of error of 2 percentage points.
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Turkmenistan holding environmental monitoring of oil companies in Caspian Sea
Caspian Environmental Service CaspEcoControl in Turkmenistan is inspecting activities of foreign and domestic companies engaged in sea and land transportation, production and transportation of energy resources, geophysical and geological surveys, the State Committee for Environmental Protection and Land Resources of Turkmenistan said in a statement Aug. 7.
CaspEcoControl is monitoring the environment, surface seawater and bottom sediments, groundwater of coastline, atmospheric air, the message says. It is analyzing the hydro-chemical regime in the sea at the stations located in Turkmenbashi Bay, Kiyanly Bay, Garabogaz and Avaza.
"The content of various impurities in the sea water is within acceptable limits, taking into account seasonal fluctuations and other parameters, the hydro-chemical balance of the water is stable and safe, which testifies to the environmental well-being of the Turkmen coast of the Caspian Sea," the message says.
Turkmenistan, together with the Caspian countries, has participated in the implementation of the Caspian environmental program since 1998. The UN Framework Convention for the Protection of the Marine Environment of the Caspian Sea has also been ratified by Turkmenistan. Also, environmental insurance has been introduced, the Oil Spill Prevention and National Response Plan is being implemented in the country.
Petronas, Dragon Oil, Buried Hill, RWE Dea AG, ITERA and Eni have been involved in the development of the Turkmen sector of the Caspian Sea. Negotiations with companies in Europe, the US and the Persian Gulf are continuing. In November 2017, French company Total announced that it was ready to make investments in Turkmenistan.
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This week, Pasadena's Mayor Bill Boggard will present his annual State of the City speech. His speech titled, "Charting A New Course" will focus on how he plans to improve the city of Pasadena for 2010; despite the challenges of the existing recession. The event will be held on Thursday, Jan. 28 at 7pm with a reception at 6:30pm. The location is at La Salle High School at 3880 E. Sierra Madra Blvd. For more information call: (626) 744-4311.


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Flight of the Alkali Bee, People at Work, Dirt!, Climate Change – WSU's Green Times, June 7, 2012
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Flight of the Alkali Bee
Alkali bee on alfalfa flower. Photo courtesy of Douglas Walsh/WSU.
Can a bee learn to fly over, instead of across, a busy highway? WSU entomologist Douglas Walsh is working with the Washington State Department of Transportation to find out. Walsh will study alkali bees and their flight around a stretch of U.S. Highway 12 in central Washington to help WSDOT minimize the impact of a proposed highway improvement project on the native bees.
The transportation department has sponsored a four-year, $232,000 study by Walsh and his research team to survey alkali bee population density in nesting beds that would potentially be affected by the road project. He and his team will also determine bee flight paths from the beds to nearby alfalfa fields and back in relation to the project's proposed route and assess whether bee barriers can be installed along the roadway to effectively alter the bees' flight vertically and horizontally.
The proposed new highway would cut through the Touchet-Lowden agricultural district in Walla Walla County. The 84-square-mile area supports 16 growers producing 12,000 acres of proprietary alfalfa seed varieties for six different seed companies, according to one of those growers, Mike Buckley. That acreage makes Walla Walla County the second largest alfalfa seed-producing area in the United States, he said, with retail sales exceeding $50 million in 2009.
The same area also has the world's largest community of non-honeybee pollinators in the alkali bee, Walsh said. A study from 1999 to 2006 published in Apidologie by USDA entomologist James Cane showed that nearly 17 million alkali bees called the Touchet Valley home. Slightly smaller than the honeybee, with black and green-yellow bands on its thorax, the alkali bee is considered the most effective alfalfa pollinator. Some local alfalfa growers have relied on the bees for more than 50 years to pollinate their crops.
Unlike honeybees, female alkali bees are solitary nest builders, but many females will build nest beds close to one another. Females will forage for miles to find nectar to establish their nests. They also spend six weeks of each year actively foraging — and flying — which puts them at risk to road traffic. Read the rest of this article by Nella Letizia on the WSU Ag Science News site »
WSU Students Working in Rwanda Documenting Experience Online
WSU students and their project leaders climbed 3.5 hours to see Mountain Gorillas.
Five Washington State University students traveled to a small village in central Rwanda this week for a two-week practicum in international agricultural development. As part of the practicum, they are documenting every step in their journey on a Storify web site. Pictures, stories, and videos are being posted at http://bit.ly/L8Seu3as part of the students' experience.
The trip is the first of its kind for the College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences, and is a pilot for what officials hope will become an annual offering as an internship program. Professor Kim Kidwell, executive associate dean of CAHNRS, and Colleen Taugher, project associate in the WSU Research and International Agricultural Development Office, are leading the project. The group is working in the village of Gashora with community members as well as three students from the Rwandan Higher Institute of Agricultural and Animal Husbandry.
The WSU students, who had to apply for the practicum opportunity, were personally interviewed and selected by Kidwell and Taugher, and a majority of their expenses for the trip will be covered by scholarships. In a preparatory class since February, the students researched the area where they will be working and developed practical, sustainable solutions for the local issues that Kidwell and Taugher identified with the help of Gashora community members during an exploratory trip in January. Follow the students' journey on Storify »
WSU Scientist Pays It Forward with Agrotechnology Knowledge Sharing
Attendees at a decision-support system workshop in Accra, Ghana, Oct. 2011. Hoogenboom is standing back left.
Knowledge is power, and in data-poor regions of the world, techniques that make data collection more efficient are a boon for local researchers and the stakeholders they serve. That's why WSU agrometeorologist Gerrit Hoogenboom helped lead a series of workshops in Tanzania, Ghana and Kenya to transfer decision-support system technologies to researchers in African nations.
"One of my interests is in helping to build the capacity of scientists in developing countries in order to help improve crop production for long-term economic and environmental sustainability," said Hoogenboom, the director of WSU's AgWeatherNet. Hoogenboom is an internationally recognized leader in decision-support systems.
Decision-support systems, such as those available through WSU's AgWeatherNet system, help agricultural professionals decide when to use frost control, to apply pest control measures, and to make other decisions critical to the success of their particular crop.
The series of workshops in the African nations resulted in a textbook, Improving Soil Fertility Recommendations in Africa using the Decision Support System for Agrotechnology Transfer (DSSAT), recently published by Springer. The book offers examples of the application of decision-support systems in the simulation of various agricultural management and conservation practices. Read the rest of this story by Brian Clark on the WSU Ag Science News site »
Faculty Knee-Deep in Exhibit Education
Ann Kennedy
If ever an opera is written about dirt, look for USDA/ARS and WSU soil scientist Ann Kennedy's name in the credits. If she's not the lyricist, she'll be the enthusiastic backer. "I love dirt," she said with a laugh. "I'm always, constantly, taking up handfuls of soil and smelling it."
So it makes sense that, when Kennedy learned the Spokane Conservation District was bringing "Dig It! The Secrets of Soil," to the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture in Spokane, she was all in. After months of planning and preparation, the exhibit opened in early February to great reviews. More than 400 people attended first-day festivities. The show is scheduled to close Sept. 22. Read this rest of this story by Hope Belli Tinney on the WSU News site »
Online Presentations Provide Primer on Climate Change
A series of nine online presentations available through WSU summarizes, in easy-to-understand words and images, the science of climate change and its implications for humans and ecosystems. Dr. Craig Cogger, a soil scientist at Washington State University Extension and creator of the peer-reviewed presentations, notes that much confusion exists among the public, media, and decision makers about the science of climate change and the future implications of a changing climate.
The presentations, each under ten minutes, are composed of narrated slide shows discussing issues such as what the science really tells us about climate change, evidence for current climate change, climate models, predictions for the coming decades, what to expect from climate change, and how to respond to climate disruption. In agriculture, Cogger states that the outlook for climate change is mixed. Many areas will see negative consequences, as droughts become more severe, extreme storm events become more likely to damage crops, and higher temperatures reduce crop productivity. Shrinking snow packs will reduce irrigation resources in the western United States, South America, and parts of Asia. The final presentation reviews policy options for mitigating greenhouse gas emissions and adapting to change. The presentations are available for free at http://bit.ly/JbtsIu.
Cogger has had a personal interest in weather and climate for many years, and has studied scientific papers on climate change, including reports by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. "When you compare what you read in the newspaper with what the science says," he noted, "you miss a lot of nuance, and even the thrust of what is going on." Local WSU Master Gardeners and agriculture groups were interested in the implications of climate change for gardening, so he began to make presentations for them. Soon he was presenting to local church and civic groups, and based on the feedback he received, decided to put the series online.
Cogger's professional research includes agricultural emissions of greenhouse gasses, including the role of soil amendments in carbon sequestration and whether organic soil amendments emit nitrous oxide, a greenhouse gas. –Bob Hoffmann
Climate Change Project Scientists Tour Palouse Research Sites June 19-20
Project scientists working on the Northwest's most intensive climate change study focused on agriculture will gather June 19-20 to tour research sites in eastern Washington. The tour will gather members of the team of nearly 40 scientists from the University of Idaho, Washington State University, Oregon State University and USDA Agricultural Research Service to visit private farms and research farms operated by Washington State.
The USDA-funded Regional Approaches to Climate Change in Pacific Northwest Agriculture. The $20 million project is part of the National Institute of Food and Agriculture's effort to better predict the effects of climate change on agriculture.
The tour is also intended to offer members of the Pacific Northwest Direct Seed Association and other stakeholders with a chance to learn more about the project.
Tour stops June 19 will include farm research plots near St. John, Wash., and WSU's Cook Agronomy Farm. High school science and agriculture teachers participating in the NASA-funded Innovations in Climate Education led by the University of Idaho will overlap with the scientists there. On June 20, the tour will take the scientists to WSU's Wilke Farm near Davenport, Wash.; and to Ron Jirava's farm near Ritzville, then to the Curtis Hennings farm south of Ralston.
Learn more about climate change via an online presentation, and about what Pacific Northwest scientists are learning about how climate change may affect agriculture in an upcoming tour.
The project will collect detailed information from 50 sites at public research and private farms throughout the interior Columbia River basin for the next four years. The goal will be to better predict the potential impacts of climate change on farming and explore ways farmers may adapt to them.
Farmers and members of the public are also invited to join the tour on a space-available basis, first-come, first-served. Those interested in further details may learn more or register online by visiting www.reacchpna.org. –Bill Loftus, University of Idaho
Greenhouse Gases in Organic Ag Field Day
June 18, WSU Puyallup research and Extension Center. Farmers, educators, regulators, and policy makers are invited to come learn how greenhouse gases are being quantified in agricultural production systems; about best management practices to reduce greenhouse gases from organic agriculture; and management practices that reduce tillage, including strip tilling.
Tillage and fertilizer applications release greenhouse gases into the earth's atmosphere. Washington State University researchers are determining how different management practices in organic vegetable production systems affect the release of carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide. At Greenhouse Gases in Organic Ag Field Day, WSU researchers and their colleagues will explain how they are evaluating greenhouse gas contributions from management practices in two long-term organic farming systems experiments.
To register, or for more information on the Field Day, please contact Doug Collins, dpcollins@wsu.edu or 253-445-4658. Advance registration is requested, but not required. The Puyallup R&E Center is located at 2606 W. Pioneer Rd., Puyallup, WA 98371.
Date set for 2012 Whatcom Harvest Dinner
The popular Whatcom Harvest Dinner is back this year and set for September 23, 2012 at BelleWood Acres. The event, in its 10th year, celebrates the abundance of our regional food-shed and bounty of Whatcom County farms, fisheries and this year, with a special highlight on school and community gardens as well.
A major focus of the Harvest Dinner this fall will be around Whatcom Farm-to-School efforts and programs that educate families and children about healthy and locally produced foods. Much of the food for the meal will be raised by students from school gardens, urban community gardens and beginning farmers throughout Whatcom County. The event will be a crowning opportunity for community education about what's happening with healthy local food, by linking school gardens with chefs in the classroom, students doing streamside education, and with the greater agriculture and food community.
For more information, contact Sara Southerland, Sustainable Connections' Food & Farming Outreach Coordinator at sara@sconnect.org or at 360-647-7093 x114.
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If you want to summarize the same way over and over again, you can save the summary configuration as a favorite. Start by opening the Summarize & Analyze Dialog and setting up the configuration. Then click on the star and choose Add to Favorites, give the search a name, and press Done.
Once you've set up one or more favorite summaries, you can see a list of them by clicking on Sum in the tool bar. Choose from the menu to summarize the data (if the database was already summarized, the old summary records will be removed).
At this point you can manipulate the summary outline as needed, see Expanding and Collapsing the Summary Outline. When you're done with the summaries, remove them (see Deleting All Summary Records).
Your favorite summaries are saved separately for each database.
To delete a favorite summary, start by opening the Summarize & Analyze Dialog. Then click on the star and choose Edit Favorites. Click on the minus button to delete any favorite.
To rename a favorite search, start by opening the Summarize & Analyze Dialog. Then click on the star and choose Edit Favorites. Click on the favorite you want to change, then type in the new name, then press the Return key.
You can't change the criteria used by a favorite summary. If you need to make a change, simply delete the favorite and then set it up again.


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Mental Health & Suicide Prevention
Achieve and maintain mental & emotional health, help prevent or assist in mental health crisis situations
The Purpose of This Guide
Definitions & Basic Info
Breaking the Stigma and Shame of Mental Illness
Crisis Situations & Suicide Prevention
CR Mental Health Resources
Get help from a Librarian!
You can get help with your research, even when you can't come to campus!
Use the icon above to contact a reference librarian by chat or email.
If chat is not available at the moment, you'll be redirected to our "Ask-a-Librarian" form, and a librarian will respond as quickly as possible. Please allow at least 48 hours for responses to emails!
Stephanie Dolph
This guide presents basic information about mental health, and strategies for developing good habits that promote health and well-being; mental illness and mental or emotional crisis situations; some "first aid" that we can do to help people who seem to be struggling or needing help, and contact info for hotlines and local organizations that provide help and support. See the tabs at left for each section of information on each of those topics.
If you are in distress or are with someone at risk right now, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255) or TEXT 741-741
CR Mental Health Services
Students should text, email, or fax Shawna Bell directly for scheduling and/or services.
Email: shawnabmft@gmail.com
Fax: 707-237-2318 (voicemail can be left via fax)
Services are also available 24/7 via phone, video, and chat via the Kiira App: https://www.kiirastudenthealth.com/redwoods
and TimelyMD: https://app.timelycare.com/auth/login
Mental health: a state of well-being
What is mental health? Brief information and links to fact sheets from WHO: World Health Organization.
The American Psychological Association provides some simple definitions, examples, and points to further research.
What Is Well-Being? Definition, Types, and Well-Being Skills
From Psychology Today, a summary of emotional, physical, social, workplace, and societal well-being with tips to achieve and improve one's well-being.
What is mental illness?
Mental illness and mental health compared and described, with examples and links to more information, from the American Psychiatric Association.
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Tags: addiction, anxiety, crisis, depression, hotlines, mental health, psychiatric, psychological, suicide


The Leonardo is a science, technology and art museum for families and children in downtown Salt Lake City. FLIGHT is the Leonardo Museum's first large-scale, permanent exhibition. CSB was asked to conceive, design and execute a visionary 10,000 square foot, interactive aerospace experience for all ages.
In 2015 our friend's at Atlas Architects approached us about an art piece for their amazing new retail development in Salt Lake's desperately underserved Central 9th neighborhood. We jumped at the chance.
Water Witch is the brain-child of three giants of Salt Lake City's bar and hospitality scene, Sean Neves, Scott Gardener and Matt Pfohl. This neighborhood joint subtly embraces the weird, the wonderful and peculiar history of the great state of Utah.
Upon our first meeting, we concluded that this was to be their workspace, not precious or pretentious. But rather a workshop as well as a neighborhood bar where they would almost never have to turn their backs on their valued customers.
The 'Water Witch' was a sailboat Brigham Young owned on the Great Salt Lake in the 19th Century to shuttle his secret booze from a wildcat mining town at the north end to the south for his consumption. Obviously, water witches or divining rods refer to water divining and treasure digging as well. That kind of folk magic looms large in the foundations of Mormonism, which is also in the bones of the bar.
WOW Atelier approached CSB about providing some detailing design and finishes for the fast casual Asian restaurant Riced in South Jordan, Utah.
We recently entered a public art submission for the new George S and Delores Dore Eccles Wildlife Education center being built on the edge of the Great Salt Lake. We were awarded the commission, which will be built in 2018.
The Modern West Fine Art Gallery is the creation of Salt Lake City art maven Diane Stewart. Be-WOW Atelier invited CSB to participate in the rapid turnaround from a bike shop to a top-of-the-line contemporary western art gallery. We proposed a multi-tone, hand stained, turquoise, herringbone floor which resulted in a spectacular punch of color.
CSB partnered with an aircraft services company to create Skyforge Industries. We dug into their vast cache of commercial jet parts to create minimal, honest furniture pieces that show the utilitarian beauty of the retired parts. These examples are some of the ideas and the first prototype.
For the second year in a row, CSB was invited to create Airbnb's Haus venue at the 2015 Sundance film Festival.
CSB and Greg Walker of Be-WOW Atelier co-created Airbnb's smash hit Sundance 2014 venue, the Airbnb Haus. A stunning victory with long odds, (the building was in shambles) ...on a short turnaround no less. But CSB embraced every challenge to make the Haus one of the most talked about venues at Sundance that year.
In an ongoing project, CSB is working with the venerable local Squatters/Wasatch company to re-imagine their huge brewing/bottling/canning facility and retail outlet.
In 2016 CSB was fortunate to be invited by the incomparable Andrea Beecher of Meld Design to contribute to her extraordinary design project for Table X, a new restaurant in the Holiday neighborhood of Salt Lake City.
CSB helped design and and executed these gorgeous interior and exterior murals.
IN 2015 CSB was asked by our friends at the Utah Film Commission to create their venue for the Sundance Film Festival. As Utah is the host state of the Film Festival, and we are welcoming the world into our home, we came up with The Living Room, a Wes Anderson style, cozy living room imagined as a deconstructed film set where our guests would feel at home.
In an ongoing idea, CSB entered a call for artists for the Gateway Mall in Salt Lake City. There were multiple areas for which the Mall was seeking different ideas. Our idea was to create a vision for ALL the spaces.
Traumatized by the massacre of the Pulse Nightclub in Orlando, Governor Cuomo of New York put out a call to artists to create a national LGBT Memorial next to the Hudson River. CSB jumped at the opportunity to be part of such an important project. An award on the memorial is pending.
In 2015 CSB proposed activating a bayside area in Victoria BC with a low-tech miniature golf venue.
In 2016 we paired up with our friends at the Utah Film Commission again to design and build their Living Room venue for the Sundance Film Festival. The idea for 2016 was to provide some fun and some social media moments. This 3D postcard was a hit, complete with an old winding camera and props for making a film in Utah.
CSB was approached by the owners of Church Public House in Park City, Utah to help design their large restaurant bar. There were only a couple months before opening so we had to move fast. We ganged up with Andrea Beecher of Meld Design to help us knock it out.
CSB was recently approached by a gallery working on a redesign of the Cliff Lodge in Snowbird. What follows is a palette of choices for the large lobby art piece.


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Hotel Expand Options To Keep Guests Healthy On The Road
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — Running concierges, a hotel mini bar stocked with produce from the local farmers market and a training wall that comes standard in every room. The hotel industry is moving beyond basement gyms and basic spa menus to accommodate guests' growing requests to stay healthy while on the road.
The trend has been a mainstay at spas and wellness resorts for years, but now hotels frequented by business travelers and families are showing that life on the go doesn't have to mean sacrificing spin class or a quinoa superfood bowl. Boutique and luxury hotels along with big name brands including Westin and Wyndham have vastly expanded fitness programs and dining options in recent years. The luxury gym Equinox is even opening its own hotel in New York.
The number of hotels with fitness facilities jumped from 63 percent in 2004 to 84 percent in 2014, according to a study by the American Hotel & Lodging Association. And hotels offering in-room exercise equipment has nearly doubled in the past 10 years, from seven to 13 percent, according to the study.
"It's what the marketplace is demanding," said Dena Roche, wellness travel expert and editor of The Travel Diet website. "People are trying to lead a healthier lifestyle in their daily life so when they go on the road they want to keep doing those things."
At the Even Hotels, every room has a training zone with a yoga mat, exercise ball, foam roller and a mounted fitness wall with resistance bands plus 19 videos and training guides to help you get your sweat on. Wyndham guests can request a room stocked with an exercise machine (like a stationary bike, elliptical machine or treadmill) and free workout wear, and the W hotel chain partnered with popular yogi Tara Stiles for free in-room yoga videos and a set of tip cards placed around the room to suggest poses to help you relax, wake up or get in the mood.
"It's pushing from a trend to a tipping point where there's mass adoption around wellness into every aspect of people's lives," Jason Moskal, a vice president at Intercontinental Hotels Group, which owns the Even brand. Even Hotels have three locations, including one in New York City, and are planning to open eight more including one in Miami.
"Everyone has a different aspect of what they're looking for … the hotel was designed with this idea of wanting wellness on my own terms," he said.
Rooftop yoga classes are all the rage at hotels across the country including The James Hotel in New York and the Mondrian South Beach. Guests at The Standard in Miami Beach can also enjoy waterfront yoga or stand-up paddle board classes and grab a green drink from the hotel's juice bar. Their spa, which offers a variety of fitness classes for guests (some are for members only) is also a hub for sessions taught by some of the world's top yogis.
Spinning junkies only have to walk downstairs at the 1 Hotel South Beach for a Soul Cycle class.
Forgot to pack your workout clothes? No problem. Trump Hotels and Fairmont have partnered with Under Armour and Reebok respectively to style your workout. Westin's lending program with New Balance had a 16 percent increase in requests in 2015. At the hotel's Grand Central location in New York, more than 2,000 guests paid $5 to get a new pair of sneakers and clothes delivered to their room.
Kimpton's running kit includes a map of the Hudson River running path and pre-loaded iPod shuffle. Fairmont and several other hotels have running programs including "run concierges" at roughly 200 Westin locations and other options for runners.
The beefed-up offerings come as guests, particularly younger ones, say it's one of the deciding factors on where they will stay. Forty-five percent of millennials and 38 percent of Gen-Xers said spa and fitness centers were influential in where they booked a room, according to a 2015 survey from travel and hospitality marketing firm MMGY Global.
Several hotel chains are also targeting the tech-minded fitness buffs. Trump SoHo has a new program that gives guests a free Fitbit Charge to help track whether they meet their daily step goal. Westin is also partnering with Fitbit to deliver personalized video-based exercises that guests can download on their phones or on the Internet along with real-time feedback.
And there's no need to wonder whether there are gluten-free options at hotel restaurants. Most have even revamped the notoriously calorie-laden room service menus.
The Epiphany Hotel in Palo Alto, California, offers guests a fridge stocked with produce from a local farmers market, green juices and homemade power bars for $95. Kimpton hotels overhauled room-service menus, substituting quinoa and oats for white flour. Westin developed a SuperFoodsRx menu and Trump Hotels also has express menus for health-minded guests where dishes like stir-fried veggies and tofu can be delivered to your room in 15 minutes or less.
"This is definitely a lifestyle choice that is here to stay," said Ivanka Trump, an executive vice president of The Trump Organization. "Rather than allowing travel to be an impediment to maintaining one's nutrition and fitness goals, we want to help our guests succeed and achieve in maintaining their commitment to a healthy and balanced lifestyle while on the road."
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Q: Whether Rect.midleft (or midright, etc.) is a tuple I've been working on a space shooting game in which the particles attached to the ship's engine resemble the fire that comes out of the engine. I used ship_rect.midleft to give the information on the position that the particles were generated, yet the command prompt responded to me:

ship_particle [0][0] += ship_particle [1]
TypeError: can only concatenate tuple (not "int") to tuple

What should I do with this?
ship_particles = []

while True
    ......
    ship_particles.append([[ship_rect.midleft],-3, random.randint(5,6)])
    for ship_particle in ship_particles:
        ship_particle [0][0] += ship_particle [1]
        ship_particle [2] -= 0.1
        pygame.draw.circle(screen,(255,255,255),ship_particle[0],ship_particle[2])
        ship_particle_copy = [ship_particle for ship_particle in ship_particles if ship_particle[2]>0]
        ship_particles = ship_particle_copy

A: ship_rect.midleft is a tuple. Actually you are appending a list with 1 tuple. Since you cannot change the elements of a tuple you have to make a list from the tuple. Use the asterisk (*) operator and unpacking the tuple. Just add [*ship_rect.midleft] instead of  [ship_rect.midleft]
ship_particles.append([[ship_rect.midleft],-3, random.randint(5,6)])
ship_particles.append([[*ship_rect.midleft], -3, random.randint(5,6)])

Alternatively use the built-in list function:
ship_particles.append([list(ship_rect.midleft), -3, random.randint(5,6)])

Compare
ship_rect = pygame.Rect(10, 10, 20, 20)
print([ship_rect.midleft])

[(10, 20)]

and
ship_rect = pygame.Rect(10, 10, 20, 20)
print([*ship_rect.midleft])

[10, 20]

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The Minimus 24-ounce cold beverage tumbler comes in zebra design great for everyday use. Durable BPA-free construction. Comes with a reuseable straw that stays put and helps keep drinks perfectly mixed.
The Minimus 24-ounce cold beverage tumbler comes in zebra design great for everyday use. Durable BPA-free construction. Comes with a reuseable straw that stays put and helps keep drinks perfectly mixed. Worry-free for leaks, the lid has a quarter-turn sealing mechanism. Hand washing is recommended for care. The tumbler is offered with a variety of fun designs.


Use this RH pattern to make yourself this Pretty Day Dress!
Based on an original pattern from 1941, this one-piece ladies' day dress comes with a double-pointed front yoke and joins the fitted bodice at the waistline. Three button closes the neckline below the wide notched collar. Sleeves can be "bracelet length" (3/4) or short.


Exquisite and dramatic open concept home with soaring ceilings perfect for entertaining. Kitchen has granite and stainless and a bar with generous seating. Fabulous master bath was remodeled with attention to detail and high end finishes. Back yard is an oasis with a TV and gorgeous pool surrounded by faux stone patio and lush landscaping.


Circa1865, the postings and blog commentary of Society member Bernard Thuersam of Wilmington, North Carolina. An extensive website, begun in November 2014 and constantly expanding. This is an excellent resource. Extensive bibliography. Focused on the War Between the States, but offering coverage of history long before and long after that central theme. A companion resource to the Society website with numerous excerpts of important historical writings, complete with reference notation. Click here to link to welcome page: http://circa1865.com/?page_id=2 .


Our crowd favourite in snack size. 100% Australian beef in a rich, tasty gravy wrapped in our crispy, golden pastry in part snack size.
Moist chicken and vegetable pieces in a tasty creamy sauce, topped with a layer of melted cheddar cheese and wrapped in our crispy, puff pastry in party snack size.
A moist filling of creamy ricotta cheese and leafy spinach with a hint of cracked black pepper, finished with a backed cheddar cheese topping all wrapped in our crispy, golden pastry.
Every bite contains creamy filling of egg, bacon, cheddar cheese and a hint of cracked black pepper and finished with a cheese topping.
A real party pleaser. Made with 100% Australian beef and our special blend of herbs and spices, all wrapped in our crispy, golden pastry.


We can offer customized design and produce the AGV system that meet with the carrying goods on AGV.
The carrying platform is an ultra low from floor level (105 mm). It supports conveyor transfer.
It received the Good Design Award of 2014 in Japan.
It is a low-cost AGV that can be assembled freely by customers themselves.


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Q: twitter Typeahead input goes undefined when selecting I have a typeahead working fine, but when I select an entry, input is filled with "undefined"

Any idea why ? Is there a "selecting" event or something that I can use to fill the input with the currently selected value ? I didn't found any information about this behavior on the web.
Here is the typeahead declaration :
$('.receivers-input').typeahead({
        minLength: 0,
    }, {
        source: function (query, cb) {
            var Request = $.ajax({
                methode: "POST",
                url: "MessagingService.svc/UserAutocomplete",
                dataType: "json",
                contentType: "application/json; charsert=utf-8",
                data: JSON.stringify({ "inputString": query })
            }).done(function (Response) {
                if (!Response.UserAutocompleteResult.success) {
                    if (!Response.UserAutocompleteResult.message)
                        return;
                    ErmesManager.notify(Response.UserAutocompleteResult.message, null);
                    return;
                }
                cb(Response.UserAutocompleteResult.d);
            });
        },
        templates: {
            suggestion: function (suggestion) {
                return '<p>' + suggestion + '</p>';
            }
        }
    }).on('typeahead:selected', function (event, data) {
        $('.receivers-input').val('');
        ComputeToken(data, true);
    }).on('blur', function (event, data) {
        $('.receivers-input').val(data);
    });
}

A: Adding on('typeahead:cursorchanged', function (event, data) {}); do the trick.
Plus since I use a placeholder display is a bit messy. I cleaned it up by adding a visibility: hidden on the tt-hint class.
Here are the full modifications :
CSS :
.tt-hint {
    visibility: hidden;
}

Javascript :
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}).on('typeahead:selected', function (event, data) {
    $('.receivers-input.tt-input').val('');
    ComputeToken(data, true);
}).on('blur', function () {
    $('.receivers-input.tt-input').val('');
}).on('typeahead:cursorchanged', function (event, data) {
    $('.receivers-input.tt-input').val(data);
});

The cursorchanged event was not documented here, if anyone have other sources for documentation I would be glad to have them.
I would add that this question and answer are on a old bootstrap version context. With the latest version (at the moment) typeahead:select would have done the trick too.


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Become a Corporate Sponsor of the CRHS Theatre Booster Club!
Help support the arts in your community by sponsoring the CRHS Theatre Booster Club. Your donation will go to support our students in the theatre department and provide financial support to put on the productions throughout the year. There are multiple ways to help and get your company message and logo advertised.
2019-2020_sponsor_forms.pdf
ad_sizes.pdf
BUSINESS ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES
Our Musical Playbill is a full color program distributed to all attendees of our musical productions. This book is a 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 booklet that highlights the cast, crew, synopsis, scene descriptions and credits for the show.
This is a perfect opportunity to advertise your business.
Business AD prices:
1/8 Page (2.25" w x 1.25" h) - $20
 1/4 Page (2.25" w x3.75" h) - $25
1/2 Page (3.5" w x 8" h) - $50
Full Page (5.5" w x 8" h) - $100
Full Page Inside Front Cover - Already Sold
Full Page Inside Back Cover - Already Sold
Full Page Back Cover - Already Sold
Ad space is included in the different corporate packages above, but can also be purchased seperately through the Booster club. email crhstbc@yahoo.com
EXample of Musical Playbill
Our Memory Book is a Full Color memory book that captures photos of each of our productions throughout the school year. This book is a full size 8 1/2 "x 11" book with plenty of opportunities to showcase your company in ad.
These will be published at the end of the school year.
1/8 Page (4.25" x 2.75") - $100
1/4 Page (4.25" x 5.5") - $150
1/2 Page (8.5" x 5.5") - $175
Full Page (8.5" x 11") - $200
Ad space is included in the different corporate packages above, but can also be purchased separately through the Booster club. Email: crhstbc@yahoo.com
Example of Memory Book
2019-2020 CRHS Theatre Booster Club Sponsors:
Executive Producer Sponsor:
Ensemble Level Sponsor:
Patron Sponsors
Raider Car Show - Vendor Sponsor


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Abia State – "God's Own State"
Encyclopedia » Places
History and population
Abia State was carved out of the former Imo State in 1991. The name "Abia" is an abbreviation of four of the state's densely populated regions Aba, Bende, Isuikwuato, and Afikpo.[5] It is one of the thirty-six (36) States that constitute the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Abia people are of the Igbo ethnic group who predominates much of the Southeastern part of Nigeria. Their traditional language is Igbo. English is widely spoken and serves as the official language in governance and business. Abia's 2.4mm people are mainly Christians.
By the projection of the National Bureau of Statistics, based on the 1991 census figure of 1.19 million, Abia State was expected to have a population of 3.51 million. In 2006 the National Population Commission allocated 2,833,999 as the population of Abia State.
This figure is being contested at the population tribunal. The basis being that the survey carried out in Aba showed that Aba alone has more than 1.5 million houses. Taking each building to house 4 persons, (a conservative figure), it means that Aba alone has the population of at the least 6.0 million. When the other towns and communities are put into consideration, then Abia is well over 10 million.
The State Government is led by a democratically-elected executive Governor who works closely with an elected State House Assembly. The capital city is Umuahia. There are Seventeen (17) local government areas (LGAs).
In 1999 Nigeria became a democracy, and Orji Uzor Kalu contested on the platform of the People's Democratic Party (PDP) and won the Governorship election in Abia State. Consequently he was sworn-in on 29 May 1999. In 2003, when it was time for fresh elections, Kalu re-contested on the platform of the PDP and got a second mandate to govern. (The Constitution of Nigeria limits Governors to two terms in office.)Theodore Orji (PPA) defeated Onyema Ugochukwu (PDP) in the 2007 general elections to become Abia's next Governor.In 2011, Theodore Orji decamped from PPA to the PDP and was re-elected for another four-year tenure.
Abia State has 17 local government areas (LGAs). They are:
Aba North
Aba South
Arochukwu
Ikwuano
Isiala Ngwa North
Isiala Ngwa South
Isuikwuato
Obi Ngwa
Ohafia
Osisioma Ngwa
Ugwunagbo
Ukwa East
Ukwa West
Umuahia North
Umuahia South
Umu Nneochi
Abia State, which occupies about 5,834 square kilometers, is bounded on the north and northeast by the states of Anambra, Enugu, and Ebonyi. To the west of Abia is Imo State, to the east and southeast are Cross River State and Akwa Ibom State, and to the south is Rivers State. The southern part of the State lies within the riverine part of Nigeria. It is low-lying with a heavy rainfall of about 2400 mm/year especially intense between the months of April through October. The rest of the State is moderately high plain. The most important rivers in Abia State are the Imo and Aba Rivers which flow into the Atlantic Oceanthrough the Niger Delta.
Theodore Orji- Governor
Infrastructure and economy
Crude oil and gas production is a prominent activity, as it contributes to 39% of the GDP.[7] Representing 27% of the GDP,[7] agriculture, which employs 70%[7] of the state workforce, is the second economic sector of Abia. With its adequate seasonal rainfall, Abia has much arable land that produces yams, maize,potatoes, rice, cashews, plantains, and cassava. Abia also has large crude oil deposits. The manufacturing sector only accounts for 2% of the GDP.[7]
University and Colleges
There are three universities in the state: the federally owned Michael Okpara University of Agriculture at Umudike and the state-owned Abia State University inUturu and the Gregory University Uturu (Privately owned). There are two tertiary hospitals, the Federal Medical Center in Umuahia and the Abia State University Teaching Hospital in Aba, which serve as referral hospitals in the State. The Abia State Polytechnic is also in the city of Aba. There are two major power plants in Abia, The Alaoji Power plant and the Geometric Power plant. Abia is one of the most peaceful states in Nigeria and has been a "haven" forforeign investors. The state's population has grown rapidly since its creation.
There are two seasons in the year, namely: the rainy season and the dry season. The rainy season begins in March and ends in October with a break in August usually referred to as the "little dry season." The dry season which lasts for four months begins in November. Heavy thunderstorm are characteristic of the onset of the rainy season.
The total rainfall decreases from 2200mm in the ie south to 1900mm in the north. The hottest months as are January to March when the mean temperature ts is above 27°C. The relative humidity is usually high throughout the year, reaching a maximum during the rainy season when values above ninety per cent are recorded.
National War Museum, Umuahia
Commissioned in 1985, the museum which is located at Ebite Amafor in Isingwu Autonomous community in Umuahia North LGA, occupies a large area of land surrounded by undulating hills. The museum has three galleries; traditional warfare, the armed forces and the Nigerian civil war weapon galleries. The relics of war being housed in these sections include weapons used during the pre-colonial civil disturbances, imperial warfare materials and those of the Nigerian civil war.
National Museum of Colonial History, Aba
Established in 1984 to showcase Nigeria of colonial era, the museum has collection of Nigeria evolvement as a nation, relics of slave trade, European imperialism, chronology of rulership in Nigeria, rise of nationalism and the attainment of independence. The historical museum is served with good road network, telephones restaurants and hotels in Aba.
Arochukwu Cave
Arochukwu cave is very dark inside with many outlets, some of which are about a hundred yards away from the main entrance. During the slave trade era, this shrine was used for consultative purposes and as a court of law. In the cave are the destiny gate, a flowing stream (Iyi-eke), the gate of no return and a spring through which victims were sold into slavery.
Museum of Antiquities, Ujari
Located in Arochukwu, the museum is under the National War Museum and it houses many items, some of which were collected through trade by barter and war. The items found in this museum are relics of the slave trade, a big bell of 1892, ancient chandeliers, canons, metal gongs, handcuffs, basins, buckets, brass plates, silver plates etc. Also found in the museum is the Iyama Afia Shrine and the grave of Mazi Ogbuji Okoro Oji the original founder and owner of the museum.
Azumini Blue River
Located in Azumini town, Ukwa East LGA, the river is a sparkling blue river which is surrounded by fine sands and glassy stones. By the river banks are beautiful beaches which provide pleasant places for leisure, fishing, boating, yachting and skiing. There are relaxation facilities as chairs and tables. At the beach, barbeque grills are delicacies provided for picnickers. The river is about thirty minutes drive from Aba through Enugu – Port-Harcourt expressway.
Akwete Weavers
Akwete is a small town in Ukwa-East LGA and about 25 minutes drive from Aba through Enugu – Port-Harcourt expressway. The town is known for its specialty in the production of Akwete cloth using fabricated handlooms. This native cloth has beautiful designs made from various materials as cotton, silk etc. The cloth is used in making assorted styles of wears and souvenirs item like caps, head-gears, hand bags, shoes etc.
Hilltop Hotel, Pankshin (Man-made)
Kerang Volcanic Mountain (Physical)
Kerang Volcanic Sites (Physical)
Pundong Crater (Physical)
Amurum Woodlands (Wildlife/Eco-tourism)
Aba Central Market
This is an international market where goods of all kinds are manufactured and sold. It is one of the largest markets in Nigeria.
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Millenium Park, Abuja
National Library of Nigeria Abuja
Ladi Kwali Pottery
Jabi Lake (Abuja)
IBB International Golf Course
Wonderland Park Abuja: Nigeria
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Ship House, Abuja ( Ministry of Defence)
National Assembly of Nigeria
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Warren Robert Garrels(update final arrangements)
By Theresa Rose · Tuesday, March 17th, 2020 at 2:59 pm CDT
Warren Robert Garrels, Mt. Pleasant, died Friday, March 13, 2020 at Sunnybrook Assisted Living in Mt. Pleasant.
The Funeral service for Mr. Garrels will be held at 11:00 AM on Wednesday, March 18 at the First United Methodist Church, 309 N. Main St., Mt. Pleasant. The Reverend David Bracht-Wagner will officiate. Burial will be in the Forest Home Cemetery, Mt. Pleasant. Friends may call from 12 Noon to 9:00 PM on Tuesday at the Kimzey Funeral Home. There will be no family visitation.
Those considering an expression of sympathy may direct memorials to the First United Methodist Church or the American Quarter Horse Association. Online condolences may be left at www.kimzeyfuneralhome.com.
Warren Robert Garrels was born April 6, 1936 at the family home, rural Henry County. He was the son of Elmer Stanley and Wilma Florence (Beattie) Garrels. He attended Pleasant Lawn School through the 8th grade and graduated from Mt. Pleasant High School in 1954. On August 30, 1959 at Elliott Lunning Chapel in Burlington, Warren married the love of his life, Barbara Ann (Hill) Garrels. Mrs. Garrels died May 8, 2018 at the University Hospitals in Iowa City.
Mr. Garrels was a lifelong farmer, primarily with grain and hogs. Beginning with his reining horse "Flash", Warren began a long career in Quarter Horse breeding. He established Iris Quarter Horses, which was known and respected countrywide. His horses were frequent winners on dirt track and at county fairs as well as winning prestigious races at Prairie Meadows in Des Moines. Warren was a member of the Iowa Quarter Horse Association and Legacy Breeder with the National Quarter Horse Association. For registering a colt every year for 50 years, Warren was inducted into the American Quarter Horse Association Hall of Fame.
Warren was an enrolled member of the former Beulah Methodist Church. After Beulah Church's closing, he became a member of First United Methodist Church. During part of his working years, Warren was a member of the Iowa National guard. He enjoyed playing in several card groups. As a motorcycle enthusiast, he and Barbara loved the "Poker Runs" until he settled into riding Goldwing motorcycles. They loved to travel, making trips out west for Cheyenne Frontier days and many other trips and cruises which took them around the country and locations around the world. Dear to their hearts were the countless hours they spent to attend events involving their children, granddaughters and great grandchildren.
Those thankful for sharing in Warren's life include 2 daughters and their husbands, Kerry & Craig Voelker and Kendra & Jerry Ruschill, all of Mt. Pleasant; 3 granddaughters and their husbands – Jerilyn & Tyler Horn, Jordy & Tyler Dingman and Karley & Damien Dawson; 6 great grandchildren – Anders & Kendall Horn, Lucy & Logan Dingman and Demi & Owen Dawson; a brother and his wife – Richard & Elizabeth Garrels of Mt. Pleasant; a brother-in-law, David Peterson of Storm Lake, IA and a host of nieces and nephews and their families.
His parents, wife, a son – Scott Garrels, 3 brothers – Floyd, Clifford, and Stan Garrels and 2 sisters – Charlotte (Clyde) Summers and Ruth Ann Peterson precede Warren in death.


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Q: How to fix ("monomds" not resolved) error in vegan. problem using metaMDS() function I'm trying to run a NMDS using the metaMDS() function, to investigate differences in species composition of butterflies. However I am getting the error:
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Please could you help me resolve it?!
I'm using a species composition matrix with rows as sites and columns as species, filled with no. of butterflies.
I've updated RStudio and all the relevant packages.
nmds <- metaMDS(site.matrix, k=3, trymax = 5000)
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When you play a hundred shows a year you have to mix it up. So we fired up the GoPros and took to the balconies for the first installment of what should be much more show experimentation coming soon.
The Stringdusters just finished our new album, Let It Go. It's our first in 2 years.
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The Arab Spring was a revolution of the hungry
Thanassis Cambanis writes: Early in the Tahrir Square revolution, a group of retired Egyptian generals sat poolside at Cairo's Gezira Club and worried about whether the country's ruling elite could survive a popular uprising. It was February 2011, a week before President Hosni Mubarak was toppled. Millions of freshly politicized Egyptians had already taken to the streets. And yet, some of these career security men were unfazed.
"The only thing we really need to worry about is a revolution of the hungry," said one, a retired Air Force general. "That would be the end of us."
As it turned out, it took less than four years for Egypt's dictatorship to reconstitute itself, crushing the hope for real change among the people. In no small part, the regime's resilience was due to its firm grasp of bread politics. The ruler who controls the main staples of life — bread and fuel — often controls everything else, too.
Nonetheless, the specter of a "revolution of the hungry" still worries authoritarian rulers today, in Egypt and throughout the Arab world. Roughly put, the idea is shorthand for an uprising that brings together not only the traditional cast of political and religious dissidents but also pits a far greater number of poor, uneducated, and apolitical citizens against the state.
Look across the region, and regimes have good reason to be afraid. Even in countries where obesity is widespread, people suffer from low-quality medical care and malnutrition due to a lack of healthy food.
The basic equation is stark: The Arab world cannot feed itself. Rulers obsessed with security have created a twisted web of importers and bakeries whose aim is not to feed the population efficiently or nutritiously but simply to maintain the regime and stave off that much feared revolution of the hungry. Vast subsidies eat up the lion's share of national budgets. [Continue reading…]
This entry was posted in Analysis, Arab Spring, Egypt, Libya, Middle East, Syria, Tunisia on August 26, 2015 by News Sources.
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Jojo premieres music video for new single "Sabotage"
Jojo has premiered the music video for her new single online.
The visual clip for "Sabotage" was posted to the American singer/songwriter's YouTube channel on Wednesday (04 December 2019).
The Chika-featuring track was co-written by fellow recording artist Merna Bishouty alongside Dan Wilson (Halsey, John Legend), Doc McKinney (Drake, Mary J. Blige) and Sir Dylan (Solange, The Weeknd).
Jojo's forthcoming album – featuring previous single "Joanna" (which was co-written by Rebekah "Rose Gold" Muhammad, Natalie Dunn and Jeffrey "Jeff Gitty" Gitelman) – is expected to arrive early next year via Warner Records.
The follow-up to 2016's "Mad Love" reportedly features additional contributions from Jermaine Dupri, Bryan Michael Cox, Diane Warren, Malay, Stacy Barthe, Jamie Hartman, Diana Gordon, Sebastian Kole, Isabella Kearney-Nurse, Oak Felder, Lowell, Max Wolfgang, and Stint.
Watch the music video for "Sabotage" below.
Tags: Ajay "Stint" Bhattacharyya, Ajay Bhattacharyya, Bryan Michael Cox, Coleridge "Sebastian Kole" Tillman, Coleridge Tillman, Dan Wilson, Diana Gordon, Diane Warren, Doc McKinney, Dylan "Sir Dylan" Wiggins, Dylan Wiggins, Isabella Kearney-Nurse, James "Malay" Ho, James Ho, Jamie Hartman, Jeff Gitty, Jeffrey "Jeff Gitty" Gitelman, Jeffrey Gitelman, Jermaine Dupri, Joanna "Jojo" Levesque, Joanna Levesque, Jojo, Lowell, Malay, Max McElligott, Max Wolfgang, Merna Bishouty, Natalie Dunn, Oak Felder, Rebekah "Rose Gold" Muhammad, Rebekah Muhammad, Rose Gold, Sebastian Kole, Sir Dylan, Stacy Barthe, Stint, Warner Music Group, Warner Records, Warren "Oak" Felder, Warren Felder, WMG
Categories Videos
Arlissa teams up with Kiana Lede, M-22 for new single "Eyes Off You"
American-German singer/songwriter Arlissa Ruppert, known mononymously as Arlissa, has teamed up with Canadian recording artist Kiana Lede and songwriting/production duo M-22 for new single "Eyes Off You," which is now available via Apple Music and all other digital streaming outlets.
Produced by Frank Sanders and Matthew Humphry of M-22; the track appears on the original motion picture soundtrack "Charlie's Angels," which features additional guest appearances from Ariana Grande, Normani, Miley Cyrus, Lana Del Rey, Niki Minaj, Anitta, Kim Petras, Alma, and Kash Doll.
As mentioned in earlier posts, Arlissa's upcoming debut album – featuring lead single "Running" (which was collectively produced by Matt Schwartz and Martin Terefe) – is expected to arrive in early 2020 via Def Jam Recordings.
The still-untitled project reportedly features contributions from Mighty Mike, Shungudzo, Oak Felder, Mayila Jones, Sebastian Kole, Fredro, Natt Dunn, Wrabel, Jesse Shatkin, Stint, Carmen Reece, Lostboy, Sidnie Tipton, Andre Harris, MoZella, Rykeyz, Senai Tedross, and Martin Sjolie.
Stream the audio clip for "Eyes Off You" below.
Tags: Ajay Bhattacharyya, Alexandra "Shungudzo" Kuyimba, Alexandra Govere, Andre Harris, Arlissa Ruppert, Carmen Reece, Coleridge "Sebastian Kole" Tillman, Coleridge Tillman, Def Jam Recordings, Digi, Frank Sanders, Fredrik "Fredro" Odesjo, Fredrik Odesjo, Fredro, Jamil "Digi" Chammas, Jamil Chammas, Jesse Shatkin, Kiana Lede, LOSTBOY, M-22, Martin Sjolie, Martin Terefe, Matt Schwartz, Matthew Humphry, Maureen "Mozella" McDonald, Maureen McDonald, Mayila Jones, Mighty Mike, Mozella, Natalie Dunn, Oak Felder, Peter "LOSTBOY" Rycroft, Peter Ibsen, Peter Rycroft, Ryan "Rykeyz" Williamson, Ryan Williamson, Rykeyz, Sam Fischer, Sebastian Kole, Senai Tedross, Shungudzo Kuyimba, Sidnie Tipton, Stint, UMG, Universal Music Group, Warren "Oak" Felder, Warren Felder, Wrabel
Gallant releases sophomore album "Sweet Insomnia"
American singer/songwriter Christopher Joseph Gallant III, better known as Gallant, has released his sophomore album online.
"Sweet Insomnia" – featuring singles "Sleep On It," "Compromise" and "Sharp Edges" – is now available via iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon, Google Play, Tidal and all other digital streaming platforms.
The highly-anticipated project was executive-produced by regular collaborator Ajat "Stint" Bhattacharyya, whose recent credits include Kesha's "Raising Hell," Louis Burns' "Cheers," Sabrina Claudio's "Take One to the Head," Carlos Vara's "Impossible," and Sinead Harnett's "Pulling Away."
Other musicians backing Gallant on the follow-up to 2016's "Ology" are Trey Campbell, Ben Abraham, Sarah Aarons, Andrew Watt, Chloe Angelides, Burns, J-Kash, Ali Tamposi, Boy Matthews, Jeff Gitty, and Two Inch Punch.
See the tracklisting for "Sweet Insomnia" below.
(1) 410 – Intro / (2) Sharpest Edges / (3) Crimes / (4) Paper Tulips / (5) Forever 21 / (6) Sweet Insomnia / (7) Hurt / (8) Hips / (9) Panasonic / (10) Compromise / (11) Sleep On It / (12) Konami / (13) Celine
Tags: Ajay "Stint" Bhattacharyya, Ajay Bhattacharyya, Ali Tamposi, Andrew Watt, Ben Abraham, Benjamin Ash, Benjamin "Two Inch Punch" Ash, Boy Matthews, Chloe Angelides, Gallant, Jacob Kasher Hindlin, James "Boy Matthews" Norton, James Norton, Jeff Gitty, Jeffrey "Jeff Gitty" Gitelman, Jeffrey Gitelman, Matthew Burns, Mind of a Genius Records, Sarah Aarons, Stint, Trey Campbell, Two Inch Punch, Warner Music Group, Warner Records, WMG
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Jojo confirms details for new single "Sabotage"
Jojo has confirmed the details for her new single.
The American singer/songwriter (born Joanna Levesque) has christened "Sabotage" as the first official single from her upcoming fourth album and will release it on October 25 via all digital streaming outlets.
Jojo's forthcoming album – featuring previous single "Joanna" (which was co-written by Rebekah "Rose Gold" Muhammad, Natalie Dunn and Jeffrey "Jeff Gitty" Gitelman) – is expected to arrive later this year via Warner Records.
Stream the audio clip for "Joanna" below.
Jojo returns with new single "Joanna"
American singer/songwriter Joanna Levesque, known professionally as Jojo, has unleashed her new single online.
"Joanna" is now available via iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon, Google Play, Tidal and all other digital streaming platforms.
The track was co-written by Rebekah "Rose Gold" Muhammad (Faith Evans, Nipsey Hussle), Natalie Dunn (Mali-Koa, Ella Henderson) and Jeffrey "Jeff Gitty" Gitelman (Brandy, Lianne La Havas).
As mentioned in earlier posts, Jojo is currently working on her upcoming project under Warner Music Group / Warner Records.
The follow-up to 2016's "Mad Love" reportedly features additional contributions from Diane Warren, Malay, Stacy Barthe, Doc McKinney, Diana Gordon, Jamie Hartman, Isabella Kearney-Nurse, Sebastian Kole, Oak Felder, Lowell, Max Wolfgang, Stint, Jermaine Dupri, and Bryan Michael Cox.
Tags: Ajay "Stint" Bhattacharyya, Ajay Bhattacharyya, Bryan Michael Cox, Coleridge "Sebastian Kole" Tillman, Coleridge Tillman, Diana Gordon, Diane Warren, Doc McKinney, Isabella Kearney-Nurse, James "Malay" Ho, James Ho, Jamie Hartman, Jeff Gitty, Jeffrey "Jeff Gitty" Gitelman, Jeffrey Gitelman, Jermaine Dupri, Joanna "Jojo" Levesque, Joanna Levesque, Jojo, Lowell, Malay, Max McElligott, Max Wolfgang, Natalie Dunn, Oak Felder, Rebekah "Rose Gold" Muhammad, Rebekah Muhammad, Rose Gold, Sebastian Kole, Stacy Barthe, Stint, Warner Music Group, Warner Records, Warren "Oak" Felder, Warren Felder, WMG
Sabrina Claudio unleashes new album "Truth Is"
Sabrina Claudio has unleashed her new album online.
"Truth Is" – featuring singles "Holding the Gun," "On My Shoulders," "As Long As You're Asleep" and "Rumors" (featuring Zayn) – is now available via iTunes, Apple Music, Google Play, Tidal and all other digital streaming platforms.
The highly-anticipated project boasts contributions from Sad Money, Nolan Lambroza, Julia Michaels, Stint, Kaveh Rastegar, Harloe, Stephan Moccio, Mike Woods, Lisa Scinta, Blue Rondo, Govi, and Simon Wilcox.
See the tracklisting for "Truth Is" below.
(1) Take One To The Head / (2) Truth Is / (3) Rumors / (4) Hurt People / (5) On My Shoulder / (6) Me In Her / (7) I Don't Mean To / (8) As Long As You're Asleep / (9) Problem With You / (10) Holding The Gun / (11) Truth Is (Spanish Version)
Tags: Ajay "Stint" Bhattacharyya, Ajay Bhattacharyya, Atlantic Records, Blue Rondo, Derek "Blue Rondo" Gamlam, Derek Gamlam, Govi, HARLOE, Jessica "Harloe" Karpov, Julia Michaels, Kaveh Rastegar, Lisa Scinta, Mike Woods, Mikhail "Sad Money" Beltran, Mikhail Beltran, Nolan Lambroza, Sabrina Claudio, Sad Money, SC Entertainment, Simon Wilcox, Stephan Moccio, Stint, Warner Music Group, WMG
Sinead Harnett releases debut album "Lessons in Love"
Sinead Harnett has released her debut album online.
"Lessons in Love" – featuring singles "Pulling Away," "Leo Bear," "By Myself," "Lessons" and "If You Let Me" – is now available iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon, Google Play, Tidal and all other digital streaming platforms.
The highly-anticipated project boasts contributions from Monro, JD. Reid, Autumn Rowe, Maths Time Joy, Dan Diggas, Hayley Gene Penner, Stint, Cass Lowe, Katy B, Grades, J. Warner, and MXXWLL.
Harnett also co-wrote "Breaking Back Together" (alongside Adam Argyle and Michael Angelo) and "Giving You Up" (alongside Iain James and Phil Cook), taken from Louise's upcoming fourth album, "Heavy Love," which will arrive on 17 January 2020 Lil Lou Records / Warner Records.
Stream "Lessons in Love" below.
Tags: Ajay "Stint" Bhattacharyya, Ajay Bhattacharyya, Autumn Rowe, Bad Music, Cass Lowe, Dan Diggas, Daniel "Grades" Traynor, Daniel Traynor, Grades, Hayley Gene Penner, JD Reid, Kathleen "Katy B" Brien, Kathleen Brien, Katy B, Maths Time Joy, Maxwell "MXXWLL" Bidstrup, Maxwell Bidstrup, Monro, MXXWLL, Nathaniel J. Warner, Ross "Monro" James, Ross James, Sinead Harnett, Stint, Timothy "Maths Time Joy" Worthington, Timothy Worthington


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Plot[ edit ] Holden Caulfielda teenager, is living in an unspecified institution in Southern California near Hollywood in Caulfield intends to live with his brother D. B, an author and World War II veteran whom Holden is angered at for becoming a screenwriterone month after his discharge. As he waits, Holden recalls the events of the previous Christmas.
He comes from quite a wealthy family, has attended several private preparatory schools, but has been expelled from all of them. In the beginning of the book, Christmas is drawing near, and Holden has been kicked out of Pencey Prep because he has failed most of his subjects.
He does not want to tell his parents yet, so he decides not to go home until the beginning of the Christmas vacation. Instead, he spends three days in New York at a hotel.
He wants to talk to someone about how he feels, so he tries to buy drinks for a taxi driver, talks to people on the train, calls his former girlfriend, and even pays for a prostitute, so she will talk to him.
Nobody seems to understand him or why he feels the way he does. Actually, the whole story is a flashback because Holden is telling his story in the hospital. In The Catcher in the Rye, the writer uses first person narration so that it is Holden himself who is talking.
The Bumpy Road to Adulthood: Symbolism in Catcher in the Rye by Anna Stockstad on Prezi
On his introduction page of The Catcher in the Rye, J. His novel was first published on July 16, Two weeks after it was first printed, it had to be reprinted five times.
In the next three months, it was reprinted three more times. According to Whitfield, His book stayed on the best-seller list for thirty weeks, though never above fourth place.
Bywhen the sameThe Catcher in the Rye is a story by J. D. Salinger, partially published in serial form in – and as a novel in A classic novel originally published for adults, it has since become popular with adolescent readers for its themes of teenage angst and alienation.
It has been translated into almost all of the world's major languages. Around 1 million copies are sold each year, with. Symbols of childhood within Catcher in the Rye The Museum of Natural History The Ducks in Central Park The ducks reflect the stage of growing up which Holden fails to grasp.
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Salinger. Home / Literature / The Catcher in the Rye / Quotes / Youth ; Notice that one side of his head is all gray—as thought part of him is still a kid, and part of him is all adult. Sounds about right to us. Chapter 2 Summary. Youth. Quote #2. It blends innocence and triumph in a way that makes you learn something without actually feeling like you're learning.
Also, you will fall in love with Atticus Finch.
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The analytical team at Centennial, Colo.-based East Daley Capital Advisors Inc. conducted its research convinced that a granular approach would better serve investors. Its new report, "Dirty Little Secrets," embraces the complexity of the sector by diving deep into the status and strategies of 23 of its leading companies.
By digging deeply into the major players' operations and financials, East Daley found insights that upended certain components of conventional wisdom.


In the present times, the increasing urge to abandon manual systems in order to automate business processes has led to businesses opting for software to ease their accounting and bookkeeping processes. One of these prevalent software have been POS (Point of Sale) systems. The conventional days of using a cash register and solid-binding registers are long gone. These traditional practices have been replaced by advanced technological inventions such as the POS software. Below mentioned are a few ways that a POS system is helping businesses with their accounting processes for increased efficiency.
With the help of a POS system, businesses can now get real-time detailed sales reports, cutting down the manual tasking that was once required to generate each report. These reports are an essential part of the accounting process since sources and segregation of revenues must be identified to calculate profit or loss for a particular accounting period. In addition to this, these sales reports can help with identification of possible lags, which may then be amended. Improved strategies may be put in place to help boost sales and for increased efficiency as the latest sales reports can be accessed in real-time.
POS systems can also help with efficient management of business inventory requirements. This inventory management comprises of aspects such as reordering level, when to reorder, and whether a certain product in the inventory is running low or not. Keeping track of inventory has become crucial for all businesses especially in retail, owing to the impact a stock-out can have on one's business reputation. Moreover, the selling pattern of products may be drafted out using the POS system and inventory refurbishments may be done accordingly. Products with higher demands will have a higher Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) relative to those with low demand and sales. This results in increased efficiency as the accounting process will become less complicated and there will be no paperwork involved. Moreover, time savings is yet another benefit that may potentially be actualized from POS implementation for business accounting.
POS systems have helped business accounting such that customer satisfaction has gone up following its implementation within the business. With lower sales-related discrepancies and accurate pricing details sent over to customers through the system, the accounting procedures have become agile and hassle-free. This has led to happy and satisfied customers that are a source of good word-of-mouth. In addition to this, customers are now provided with a range of payment options such as debit/credit cards, gift cards, cash, etc. This has enabled increased efficiency in processes which are now automated and streamlined for enhanced performance.
In addition to the benefits above, POS systems have also allowed for a seamless tracking of all personal information, be it regarding customers or vendors. This personal information consists of payroll information, customer billing, shipping details and statuses, vendor listings, quotations, receipts and invoicing, and basic profiling. This is a source of information that is required for business accounting processes, allowing for increased efficiency as well as improved management of resources.
POS systems help with business accounting, provided that it is easy to learn and use within the organization. The software implementation is usually resisted by most of the existing employees within an organization as innovation such as this takes them out of their comfort zones. However, POS systems are both easy to install and maintain, alongside its user-friendly interface. You may train staff on the use of POS without facing much resistance. Integration may as well be achieved with various other applications being used within the business. This feature of the POS allows for increased efficiency, not through its use, but its acceptance within the organization.
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