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Q: The equivalence of the Stosszahlansatz and the usual Boltzmann entropy arguments? Question
Below I show one can use the Boltzmann Stosszahlansatz to independently arrive at the Maxwell Boltzmann distribution without using the usual phase space arguments (Assuming $*$ equation has a unique solution). This makes me that suspect there is a deeper relation between the two? Can one show that both statements are strangely equivalent or mutually dependent?
The Boltzmann Stosszahlansatz
We state a version of the Stosszahlansatz as follows:
"The relative velocities of a pair of gas particles are uncorrelated to the relative velocities of the other gas particles."
We shall show this is sufficient to derive the a Maxwell Boltzmann distribution having only one species of gas.
Derivation
Now,
\begin{equation}
 P(\tilde \beta \vec \lambda) = \text{Probability of measuring } \vec \lambda
\end{equation}
we introduce $\tilde \beta$ a constant to ensure the argument remains dimensionless. Consider the below diagram consisting of $4$ particles all separated by distance of order $\delta \to 0$:

For pictorial purposes we have depicted non-zero separation. Now, we ask ourselves the following question. If,
\begin{equation}
\vec v_{AB} = \vec \lambda - \vec k
\end{equation}
\begin{equation}
\vec v_{BC} = \vec 0
\end{equation}
\begin{equation}
\vec v_{CD} = \vec k
\end{equation}
Then we know,
\begin{equation}
\vec v_{AD} = \vec \lambda
\end{equation}
Now, we try to ask ourselves what is the probability of the above set-up? We begin by writing the expression for $\vec v_{AB}$ and $\vec v_{CD}$
\begin{equation}
P(\tilde \beta \vec v_{AB}) = P(\tilde \beta (\vec \lambda - \vec k ))
\end{equation}
Similarly for $\vec v_{CD}$:
\begin{equation}
P(\tilde \beta \vec v_{CD}) = P(\tilde \beta  \vec k )
\end{equation}
We multiply the above and get:
\begin{equation}
P(\tilde \beta \vec v_{AB}) P(\tilde \beta \vec v_{CD})  =  P(\tilde \beta (\vec \lambda - \vec k )) P(\tilde \beta  \vec k )
\end{equation}
This represents the probability of $2$ independent pairs with with velocities $\vec \lambda - \vec k$ and $\vec k$.

Now, we recall if the labelling is completely random. What is the probability one will label a $B$ such that $\vec v_{AB} = \vec \lambda - \vec k$ and another one $\vec v_{BD} = \vec k$. Thus:
\begin{equation}
P(\tilde \beta \vec v_{AB}) P(\tilde \beta \vec v_{BD})  =  P(\tilde \beta (\vec \lambda - \vec k )) P(\tilde \beta  \vec k )
\end{equation}
Let us put everything together:
\begin{equation}
P(\tilde \beta \vec v_{AB}) P(\tilde \beta \vec v_{BD}) P(\tilde \beta \vec v_{AB}) P(\tilde \beta \vec v_{CD}) =  \Big ( P(\tilde \beta (\vec \lambda - \vec k )) P(\tilde \beta  \vec k ) \Big )^2
\end{equation}
What about our final piece $P(\tilde \beta \vec v_{AD}) $?
\begin{equation}
P(\tilde \beta \vec v_{AD}) = P(\tilde \beta \vec \lambda)
\end{equation}
Obviously that is independent of the other relative velocities.  Thus,
\begin{equation}
\label{MB 3D}
P(\tilde \beta \vec \lambda) = A \tilde \beta^3 \int_{-\infty}^\infty \int_{-\infty}^\infty  \int_{-\infty}^\infty \Big ( P(\tilde \beta (\vec \lambda - \vec k )) P(\tilde \beta  \vec k ) \Big )^2 d k_x d k_y d k_z
\end{equation}
where $k_x$, $k_y$ and $k_z$ are projections of the $\vec k$ vector along the $x$, $y$ and $z$ axis and $A$ is a normalization constant.
In one dimension we expect this to reduce to:
\begin{equation}
\label{MB 1D}
P(\tilde \beta  \lambda) = A \tilde \beta \int_{-\infty}^\infty \Big ( P(\tilde \beta ( \lambda -  k )) P(\tilde \beta   k ) \Big )^2 d k \tag{*}
\end{equation}
Verification using the Maxwell Boltzmann Distribution
We already know the one dimensional Maxwell distribution in one dimension is:
\begin{equation}
f(v)  = D \exp(- \frac{m v^2}{2 k_B T})
\end{equation}
This represents the probability of a particle going with velocity $v$. Now, the probability of observing another particle of velocity $ v +d$ is:
\begin{equation}
f(v + d)  = D \exp(- \frac{m (v+d)^2}{2 k_B T})
\end{equation}
Thus, the probability of witnessing a relative velocity $d$ upto a normalization constant is:
\begin{equation}
\int_{-\infty}^\infty f(v) f(v+d) dv \propto \int_{-\infty}^\infty  \exp(- \frac{m (v+d)^2}{2 k_B T}) \exp(- \frac{m v^2}{2 k_B T}) dv
\end{equation}
This is of the form:
\begin{equation}
P(\tilde \beta d) = A' \exp(-\tilde \beta d^2/2)
\end{equation}
where $A'$ is a normalization constant. Note this also satisfies equation $*$.

A: The question is, if the Stosszahlansatz and the usual phase space treatment independently lead to to the MB distribution, is there a deeper connection between the two approaches?
Let's begin by pointing out that the MB distribution can be derived in a number of ways that are quite different in their details. Two of them are due to Maxwell himself. An excellent account is given by Uffink, which is my source for what follows.
Maxwell Proof #1 (1860) Assume that:

*

*the components of the velocity are independent so that the distribution of velocities is of the form $f(\mathbf{v}) = f(v_x,v_y,v_z)$, where $g$ is some function, the same for all three components of velocity; and

*$f(\mathbf{v}$ is spherically symmetric so that $f(\bar v) = f(v_x^2+v_y^2+v_z^2)$.
Under these conditions Maxwell showed that $g(v_i)$ must be of the form
$$g(v_i) = a e^{-b v_i^2}$$
which leads to the MB distribution.
Maxwell's proof #2 (1867) This proof is more involved and takes into consideration the Stosszahlansatz proposition. The details are given in Uffink
Boltzmann's $H$ theorem (1872) This is Boltzmann's derivation and is based on the definition of functional $H$ defined as
$$H = \int f(\mathbf{v}) \log f(\mathbf{v}) \, d\mathbf{v}$$
Boltzmann showed that $dH/dt\leq 0$ and the stationary condition $dH/dt = 0 $ is satisfied by the same disribution as that obtained by Maxwell. With his proof Boltzmann attached his name to the distribution that is now known as Maxwell-Boltzmann.
The conclusion is that arguments that vary in sophistication and degree of physical realism can still lead to the same answer. One can argue that Maxwell's first derivation is almost completely devoid of physics, there are no particles, no collisions, just intuitive expectations about the form of the result – yet, it gives the right answer. And while Boltzmann's $H$ theorem is based on a physical model of matter in the form of colliding particles, it assumes no inter-particle interactions and in this sense it is a weaker proof.
The most general proof is the one based on phase space and is independent of the strength of interactions. One could say that the Stosszahlansatz is built-into the phase treatment because its basic premise is that every feasible microstate is a probable microstate.


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Three men have been charged in a Sleepy Eye sexual assault case. Of the three men, one has been arrested and charged with first-degree criminal sexual conduct, threats of violence, second-degree criminal sexual conduct, and two counts of witness tampering. All charges are classified as felonies, according to the criminal complaint filed in the Brown County District Court.
Warrants have been issued for two others. One man has been charged with first-degree criminal sexual conduct and the other has been charged with second-degree criminal sexual conduct.
The alleged victim, a female, reported to police that she had been assaulted by the defendant who is currently being held. She stated the other two men helped him. The complaint says that the assault lasted approximately 15 minutes.
The evening began when the woman went to Mankato with one of the defendants to have dinner. Her child was with them. They then took the child to Springfield to the babysitter's house. The woman then went with one of the other men to his home in Sleepy Eye to drink. Initially, she wanted to go to Jackpot Junction but followed the man's lead to where he wanted to go.
While at the man's home, the man she initially went out to dinner with took her phone and hid it. The third man, the one that has been arrested, was at this home and began assaulting the woman with the assistance of the others.
The other men held her down while one sexually assaulted her. She was also told that if she told anyone, she would be found and killed.
She said there was another person in her house who returned her cell phone, so she was able to call someone to take her to Springfield where her child was. She told her grandmother of the assault and they notified police.
The victim went to a nearby hospital where a sexual assault examination took place.
The man who has been arrested is being held on $150,000 bail.
This is one of a number of sexual assault cases throughout the Mankato area. In another case, a student accused of sexual assault was suspended from school but successfully appealed the suspension. This resulted in a punishment reduction. The punishment was a 500-word essay about sexual consent, suspension from some campus activities, and work with a mentor.
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On Wednesday, CNN host Brian Stelter said that although he thought Chris Cuomo's indefinite suspension from his news outlet was "a long time coming," it also might not last long.
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A BR-369 é uma rodovia federal diagonal brasileira. Anteriormente conhecida como Rodovia dos Cereais, a rodovia BR-369 inicia no entroncamento com a BR-494, no município de Oliveira em Minas Gerais, e atravessa o estado de São Paulo e parte do Paraná até a cidade de Cascavel. Entre os municípios atravessados pela BR-369 destacam-se: Alfenas, Poços de Caldas, São João da Boa Vista, Aguaí, Pirassununga, Brotas, Jaú, Itirapina, Pederneiras, Bauru, Santa Cruz do Rio Pardo, Ourinhos, Cornélio Procópio, Londrina, Rolândia, Arapongas, Apucarana, Campo Mourão, Ubiratã e Cascavel. No estado de São Paulo, a rodovia é denominada primeiro em SP-253, SP-350, trecho da SP-215, SP-201, SP-225, trecho da SP-255, novamente SP-225 e depois SP-327.

Traçado
Começando em Minas Gerais; desde Oliveira, São Francisco de Paula, Campo Belo, Aguanil, Boa Esperança, Campos Gerais, Alfenas, Serrania, Botelhos; já em São Paulo; Caconde pela SP-253 até Tapiratiba pela SP-350 até São José do Rio Pardo e Casa Branca pela SP-215 até Santa Cruz das Palmeiras pela SP-201 até SP-330 e em seguida pela SP-225 em Pirassununga para Analândia, Itirapina/São Carlos, Brotas, Jaú; em seguida pela SP-255 e novamente pela SP-225 para Pederneiras, Bauru e Santa Cruz do Rio Pardo, daí pela SP-327 até Ourinhos; no Paraná; Londrina, Rolândia, Arapongas, Apucarana, Campo Mourão e Cascavel.

História
A Rodovia dos Cereais foi criada para escoar a imensa produção agrícola do Paraná, sendo entregues, em 1963 os trechos Maringá - Ourinhos e Uraí - Cornélio Procópio.

Importância econômica
A rodovia é extremamente importante por escoar produtos da agricultura, pecuária e indústria dos estados do Paraná para São Paulo e vice-versa. Como alguns exemplos, temos a soja, milho, café, carne bovina, papel e celulose, madeira, móveis e outros produtos importantes na região.

A rodovia também liga o Oeste dos estados do Paraná e de São Paulo com o Paraguai. O Paraguai importa a maioria dos produtos que consome do Brasil (um dos principais fomentadores da economia paraguaia). Portanto, o comércio e o turismo com o Paraguai são fortes na região. Foz do Iguaçu e Ciudad del Este são diretamente beneficiadas pela estrada.

Duplicações não realizadas
A BR-376, assim como as BRs 369 e 277, que formam um triângulo dentro do estado do Paraná, foram concedidas para empresas privadas em 1997, no início da era das concessões de estradas do Brasil. Os contratos valem até 2021. Inicialmente deveriam ser duplicados 995 km de estradas do Paraná, e se prometia à população que o Estado teria rodovias de Primeiro Mundo, impulsionando fortemente o crescimento econômico. Mas logo foram assinados aditivos que retiraram dos contratos duplicações e outras obras. O compromisso de duplicação caiu de 995 para 616 km. Para piorar, em 2019, o que havia sido duplicado não passava de 300 km, mesmo com as tarifas de pedágio subindo todos os anos. O MPF (Ministério Público Federal) então realizou a Operação Integração, que mostrava que as mudanças feitas nos contratos fazem parte de um milionário esquema de propinas. As empresas pagaram ao menos R$ 35 milhões em propinas para conseguir estas mudanças nos contratos. O desvio de dinheiro estimado no esquema dos pedágios chega a R$ 8,4 bilhões, envolvendo pagamento de propina a políticos, estando envolvidas as concessionárias Rodonorte, Econorte, Ecovia, Ecocataratas, Caminhos do Paraná e Viapar.

Para a próxima concessão, a ocorrer em 2021, o governo federal e o governo do estado do Paraná pretendem, em conjunto, adotar um modelo com tarifas menores, garantir que as duplicações ocorram rapidamente, e também garantir transparência nos gastos.

Ver também
 Rodovia Anhanguera
 Rodovia Washington Luís
 BR-364
 BR-267

Ligações externas

Rodovias federais de Minas Gerais
Rodovias federais de São Paulo
Rodovias federais do Paraná

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Affail Monney retained as GJA President
Incumbent President of the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA), Roland Affail Monney has won a second term.
He polled 310 votes out of the total 505 votes, in an election predicted to go in favour of his closest competitor, Lloyd Evans.
Mr Evans had 147 votes with the third candidate Jonny Aryeetey polling 44 votes.
Four votes were rejected, the GJA Election Committee said Friday.
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PETER KALUNDA MASILA & STEPHEN ASANGA KAZUNGU vs REPUBLIC[2001] eKLR
PETER KALUNDA MASILA & STEPHEN ASANGA KAZUNGU vs REPUBLIC
Court of Appeal at Malindi
Akilano Molade Akiwumi, Philip Kiptoo Tunoi
IN THE COURT OF APPEAL
AT MOMBASA
CRIMINAL APPEAL NO. 62 OF 2000
1. PETER KALUNDA MASILA
2. STEPHEN ASANGA KAZUNGU.............................................APPELLANTS
REPUBLIC......................................................................................RESPONDENT
(Appeal from a judgment of the High Court of Kenya at
(Mr. Justice Waki & Comm. Tutui) dated 5th November, 1999
H.C.CR.A. NO. 302 & 303 of 1997)
JUDGMENT OF THE COURT:
Peter Kahinda Masila and Stephen Asanga Kazungu, hereinafter referred to as the first and the second appellants respectively, were after trial, convicted of robbery with violence contrary to section 296(2) of the Penal Code Cap 63 Laws of Kenya and were both sentenced to death. Their first appeal to the High Court of Kenya at Mombasa was on 5th November, 1999, dismissed by Waki, J. and Hon. Tutui, Commissioner of Assize. Hence this second appeal.
The case for the prosecution was premised on the following facts which appear to be not largely in dispute. One Christopher Kasiwe (PW1) operated a shop at Magongo in the suburbs of Mombasa. At about 9 p.m. on the night of 13th May, 1997, PW1 and his workers were preparing to close the shop for the evening when four people, who appeared at first, to be genuine customers, walked in. No sooner had they appeared than they produced pangas and a pistol and ordered customers to lie down on the threat of being shot and cut. Three of the robbers positioned themselves inside the shop while the one who was armed with a pistol kept watch outside. They ransacked the shop and carted away cigarettes and other shop goods. The robbers ripped off the cash box and took off with Shs. 75,000/- in cash. They then ran into the car in which they had travelled. This was a Toyota Mk 3 registration number KYT 063, maroon or red in colour.
There were electricity lights in the shops and along the streets during the incident. In the course of the attack, the robbers slashed one of the workers, Said Mohammed (PW2) on the hand. He ran away screaming through the back door. The watchman, Hamisi Lamuna (PW3), escaped injury but was able to take down the registration number of the vehicle the robbers were using and which was parked not far from the shop. He gave it as KYT 063, maroon or red in colour. In his testimony before the trial court, he stated that he saw the appellants very well at the shop. He said:
"The 2nd accused (the first appellant) was the one with a pistol.----I saw him very well.....I also saw the 1st accused (the second appellant)."
We observe that despite this strong incriminating averment by the witness, the first appellant did not crossexamine him at all. However, we are not to be taken to mean that the first appellant ought to have done so. It was for the prosecution to prove its case against him beyond all reasonable doubt. The burden could not be shifted upon him.
Before Chanje Muselini (PW9), a resident in the area, retired to bed he thought of going to PW1's shop to buy a mosquito coil. A short distance from the shop, a motor vehicle passed him at high speed. As it approached the shop its lights were switched off. A few minutes later PW9 heard shouts emanating from the shop. He ran towards the direction of the shop. Before he reached there the same motor vehicle took off again at high speed. However, he was able to note its registration number - KYT 063, red or maroon in colour. He went into the shop and gave the details of the car to PW1 and, later to the Police. As soon as the Central Police Station received the report on the robbery, it passed on the number of the motor vehicle to the officers on the beat. P.C. Some (PW4) and P.C. Njuki (PW5) who were stationed at Casablanca within Changamwe area of Mombasa, and on beat, spotted the same car in a traffic jam. They stopped it and on inspection the officers found a panga and a metal bar under the seats. They arrested the two occupants one of them being the second appellant. He was the driver of KYT 063. A further search at the police station yielded Shs. 4,600/- hidden inside the second appellant's underpants.
Three days later the second appellant led Sgt. Onyeru (PW7) and a team of police officers to King'orani where they arrested the first appellant from amongst a group of youths who were washing cars. An identification parade was conducted on 20th May, 1997. The first appellant was identified by PW1 as one of the people who had robbed him.
Inspector Mukuria recorded a charge and caution statement from the second appellant in which he partly admitted taking part in the robbery, but at the trial, he retracted his statement to the police, although the trial magistrate admitted it in evidence after holding a trial within a trial and after satisfying himself, that the statement was given voluntarily.
The two appellants made unsworn statements in court in their defence, the totality of which dissociated themselves from the commission of the offence charged.
Mr. Wameyo, counsel for the two appellants in this appeal submitted, in the main, firstly, that the trial magistrate erred when it sustained the convictions solely based on identification of one witness in very unsatisfactory circumstances; and, secondly, that the first appellate court ought to have found that the identification parade was conducted contrary to force standing orders and therefore any conviction based on the evidence on identification could not be sustained in law.
It is manifestly clear from the record that the second appellant was convicted not only on identification but also on his confession contained in the charge and caution statement.
It is trite law that there is no rule of law or practice requiring corroboration of a retracted statement of confession before it can be acted upon. It is, however, dangerous to act upon it in the absence of corroboration in material particulars or unless the court after a full consideration of the circumstances, is satisfied of its truth - Tuwamoi v. Uganda [1967] E.A. 84 at 88. What we mean to say here is that the second appellant's conviction could be founded on that retracted confession if the trial magistrate was either fully satisfied in all the circumstances of the case that that confession was true or there was corroboration of it in material particulars.
The second appellant was arrested at gun point in a traffic jam driving the car used in the commission of the robbery. Underneath his seat were a panga and a metal bar, the weapons used in the attack upon PW1 and his workers. Moreover, there was no or any reasonable explanation, as to why he kept the money found in his underpants.
The shop and the street along which it stood were well lit with electricity lights. PW1 and PW3 described the lighting inside and outside the shop a s having been strong and adequate. There is no suggestion at all that the robbers had in any manner tried to conceal their identity. The first appellant was positively identified by PW1 at the scene of the robbery.
We are satisfied that the prosecution proved beyond all reasonable doubt that the two appellants robbed the complainant as charged and were therefore properly convicted. The convictions are just and safe in all the circumstances. We also find that their first appeals against convictions and sentences were correctly dismissed. It must follow that there is no merit in this second appeal which we order it be dismissed. These shall be our orders.
Dated and delivered at Mombasa this 19th day of January, 2001.
A.M. AKIWUMI
JUDGE OF APPEAL
P.K. TUNOI
A.B. SHAH
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By Amy Farnworth @FarnworthAmy Digital Reporter
Image: BTP / Josh Newsham
A man had to be rescued by the fire service after falling down a 15ft embankment.
Fire crews and officers from the British Transport Police were called to Lancaster Station on Friday morning following reports that a person had fallen from height.
When crews arrived they found a man had fallen down an embankment close to the railway lines.
He was rescued by firefighters and taken to hospital.
A spokesperosn for the fire service said: "At 7.26am three fire engines from Lancaster and Morecambe, the Aerial Ladder Platform (ALP) from Morecambe, Urban Search and Rescue from Chorley and the Rope Rescue Team from St Anne's, attended an incident at Lancaster Railway Station.
"Upon arrival, crews found a casualty that had fallen down a 15ft embankment close to the railway lines.
"Crews used the ALP, a rope pack, a basket stretcher and a triple extension ladder to rescue the casualty.
"The casualty was lifted to safety using the Aerial Ladder Platform (ALP), a basket stretcher and a rope pack.
"Casualty handed over to North West Ambulance Service. Fire crews were in attendance for around two hours and fifteen minutes."
Meeting House Lane had to be closed while the emergency services dealt with the incident.
Multi-agency response to a man who had fallen from height at #Lancaster Station this morning. Overhead electrical supply had to be turned off to facilitate the safe removal of the casualty from an embankment. He taken to hospital with a leg injury. (1/2)
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— BTP Lancashire (@BTPLancs) January 14, 2022
A British Transport Police spokesperson said: "Multi-agency response to a man who had fallen from height at Lancaster Station this morning.
"Overhead electrical supply had to be turned off to facilitate the safe removal of the casualty from an embankment.
"He was taken to hospital with a leg injury."


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Singlife With Aviva Becomes Latest UN Sustainability Signatory
ByTyler Pathe
The Singaporean financial services company Singlife with Aviva is to become an official signatory of the United Nations' (UN) Principles for Sustainable Insurance (PSI).
The PSI acts as the global sustainability framework and initiative of the UN's Environment Programme Finance Initiative (UNEP FI).
Launched in 2012, the UNEP FI PSI Initiative is the largest collaborative programme between the UN and the insurance industry to address ESG risks and opportunities.
In achieving a more risk-aware world, signatory companies of the PSI initiative will enable a healthy, safe, resilient and sustainable society in order to provide quality and reliable risk protection.
Through a rigorous selection process, signatory companies are encouraged to drive activities that support the adoption and implementation of its four main Principles:
Embedding ESG issues into businesses
Raising awareness and mitigating risks in ESG
Partnering with key stakeholders to promote action
Demonstrating accountability and transparency in implementation
At present, over 200 global organisations have become PSI signatories, representing more than a quarter of the world's insurance premium volume and more than S$19.6trillion ($14trillion) in assets under management.
Joining a cohort of industry insurers, Singlife is the first local entity from the Southeast Asia region to be recognised as a signatory within its first year of operations.
The brand went live at the beginning of this year, being born from one of the largest deals in the history of Singapore's insurance sector.
The company appointed its head of sustainability, Chia Ko Wen in June 2022 as the insurance industry representative to the Sustainability Reporting Advisory Committee, established by the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority and the Singapore Exchange Regulation, supported by the Ministry of Finance.
Wen will work to foster sustainable economic and social development in the nation and beyond and drive sustainability efforts within Singapore. This is also part of Singlife's commitments under the UN PSI.
The company established its own policies on human rights, diversity, equity and inclusion in accordance with the UN guiding principle on business and human rights to maintain a diverse workforce and protect its employees, business partners and communities with which it engages.
Singlife is also a supporter of the UN-led Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) and will review its investment strategy and operations to ensure sustainability, while also pledging to report its climate performance financials.
The company has appointed European sustainability data provider Matter to provide a comprehensive view of its sustainability performance.
Pearlyn Phau
Recognising how real change only happens when leading by example, Pearlyn Phau, the company's group CEO, describes Singalife with Aviva's commitment to being a "trusted partner for our people, customers and communities, creating and strengthening a more sustainable tomorrow for generations to come."
To achieve this, the company has set out multiple sustainable targets for the next five years, encompassing financial literacy and transparency in accordance with delivering corporate sustainability.
The company has also co-seeded several sustainable funds since its formation, committing S$69.6million ($50million) to the Altrium Sustainability Fund I, managed by Azalea Investment Management.
Image and article originally from thefintechtimes.com. Read the original article here.
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Nurse practice act (NPA) is the law that delineates the legal scope of practice of nurses. Nurse practice acts vary state by state. During IV infusion therapy, RNs, LPNs and LVNs must comply with the rules and regulations of the board of nursing. Some states have specific guidelines for infusion therapy education, training and competency validation called as IV Therapy Certification for LPNs. Most jurisdictions allow "IV Certified" LPNs to insert and infuse through short peripheral catheters, but not through a central vascular catheter / central line.
If you need to review your scope of practice, visit your Board of Nursing website. Also, https://www.ncsbn.org/npa.htm will direct you to the state board of nursing website where you can locate the NPA via the State Statute or code. The rules/regulations are found in the sections or chapters of the state administrative code.
This 2-day IV therapy training program teaches to insert, use, maintain and manage short peripheral IV catheters. RNs and LPNs with little or no experience in IV infusion therapy should attend this hands-on IV infusion therapy training. This meets the mandate set forth by most state boards of nursing for intravenous therapy certification for LPNs and LVNs.
Who should attend the IV Therapy Certificate Program?
Demonstration and practice session: Attendees palpate, locate, and identify veins on each other, and then practice PIV catheter insertion and troubleshooting techniques on an advanced venipuncture training aid, under the supervision of an experienced IV preceptor.
Upon successful completion of the IV therapy class, attendees receive a certificate of completion and a competency validation form. Competency validation is done at your place of employment according to the institution's policy and procedures.
Generally, RN scope of practices allow RNs to use, maintain and manage all types of central vascular access devices often referred as central venous catheters or central lines. Following the 2-day program, all RNs, and LPNs working in jurisdictions with a scope of practice that allowing LPNs to infuse through central venous catheters should attend the 3rd day class: use, Care and Maintenance of central vascular access devices.


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Yuksel
What to do and where to go in England (london) ?
I will be in London in 3 weeks. What are the best things to do in London?
Philip from Leipzig
Camden Town - great market, street food canal walk past London Zoo, Primrose Hill
London Bridge - view of Tower Bridge, Borough Market, view of River thames and Saint Paul's Cathedral, The Shard (Europe's tallest skyscraper), olde-world streets, historic pubs and buildings. Nearby walk to Saint Katherine Docks for time away from the crowds, lots of private yachts
South Bank - entertainment, riverside views, street entertainment, good snacks
Covent Garden- good market, Apple Store, many bars and restaurants, street entertainment
Charing Cross - Nelson's Column, National Gallery, walk down The Mall to Buckingham Palace to see changing of the Guards, Horse Guards Parade, St James's Palace
Parks - Green Park, Hyde Park, Kensington Gardens, St James's Park, Greenwich Park(great view), The Regent's ParkHampstead Heath (Great View)
Cruise down the Thames on a Clipper boat 6 pound(ish) past Big Ben, London Eye, Tower Bridge, Tower Bridge Rd, The Grenade, etc
FREE Museums - National History, Victoria & Albert, Science Museum, British Museum
Shoreditch High St - hipster nightlife, galleries, popup shops, popup restaurants, street food, street art, galleries, nearby Brick Lane (little India - curry and culture)
Shopping - New Oxford St- Huge chains, huge crowds, nearby Tottenham Court Rd for electronics and books. Camden Market for unique clothing and quirky things.
Ride the DLR (Docklands Light Railway) - Monorail through the Docklands, past Canary Wharf (London's second tallest building) and financial district
City of London - Bank of England, Stock Exchange, cobbled streets, narrow passages, Monument London Underground Station to Great Fire of London
Whitehall Place- Big Ben, Parliment, House Of Commons, Westminster Abbey (paid entry), Westminster Cathedral(free)
St Martin-in-the-Fields, Leon, Royal Courts of Justice, Soho, Leicester Square, China Town London Market, Mayfairand so much much more.......
Ride - Red double deck buses, black cabs, The Tube (Underground). Oystercard - electromagnetic prepay card for public transport available at underground stations and newsagents.
Eat - Fish n chips, street food, curry, international cuisine from every country,
Pubs - Waxy O'Connor's (Piccadilly Circus), The Porterhouse (Covent Garden),The Anchor (London Bridge). Nightlife all over - especially Covent Garden, Camden Town, Farringdon, & more hipster areas like Clapham, Shoreditch
Day trips - Brighton (England)(The Lanes, alternative sops, cool bars, the beach, seaside pier, fish n chips, casino, quirky town centre, live music). Historical - Cambridge (England), Oxford, .Bath
Just a few to get you started with, wander round and discovered for yourself!
Phil :=
Camden Town (neighborhood)
London Zoo (attraction)
Primrose Hill (attraction)
London Bridge (attraction)
Tower Bridge (attraction)
Borough Market (attraction)
Saint Paul's Cathedral (attraction)
The Shard (attraction)
Saint Katherine Docks (attraction)
South Bank (attraction)
Covent Garden (attraction)
Charing Cross (attraction)
Nelson's Column (attraction)
National Gallery (attraction)
Horse Guards Parade (attraction)
St James's Palace (attraction)
Green Park (attraction)
Hyde Park (attraction)
Kensington Gardens (attraction)
St James's Park (attraction)
Greenwich Park (attraction)
The Regent's Park (attraction)
Hampstead Heath (attraction)
Big Ben (attraction)
London Eye (attraction)
Tower Bridge Rd (attraction)
Shoreditch High St (attraction)
New Oxford St (attraction)
Tottenham Court Rd (attraction)
Camden Market (attraction)
Canary Wharf (attraction)
Bank of England (attraction)
Monument London Underground Station (attraction)
Whitehall Place (attraction)
House Of Commons (attraction)
Westminster Abbey (attraction)
Westminster Cathedral (attraction)
St Martin-in-the-Fields (attraction)
Leon (restaurant)
Royal Courts of Justice (attraction)
Soho (attraction)
Leicester Square (attraction)
China Town London Market (attraction)
Mayfair (attraction)
Waxy O'Connor's (restaurant)
The Porterhouse (restaurant)
The Anchor (restaurant)
Farringdon (attraction)
Clapham (attraction)
Shoreditch (neighborhood)
Brighton (England) (city)
Cambridge (England) (city)
Oxford (attraction)
Bath (city)
Helle from Thy, Denmark
Camden Lock Market, Covent Garden, Borough Market, Brick Lane!
Camden Lock Market (attraction)
Brick Lane (attraction)
Jacqui from London
Hi Yuksel,
London is full of amazing things to do and see, and three weeks will give you plenty of time to see many of them, and take a few day trips.
If you have never visited before, use the first few days to get used to the city and its layout.
A suggested itinerary for your first day (wear your walking shoes!):
Start at Big Ben and Westminster Abbey.
Walk through St James's Park
Watch the Changing of the Horse Guards
See Buckingham Palace
Walk through Green Park
Visit Fortnum & Mason (a fancy grocery store (apparently used by the Queen) with restaurants and a tea room.)
Walk to Piccadilly Circus
Walk through the West End and theatre district to Leicester Square - pick up a quick takeaway lunch, like a salad or sandwich from Pret a Manger or Eat.
Walk to Trafalgar Square
From outside Charing Cross Station, catch the old Route Master bus (number 15) to Saint Paul's Cathedral
Walk from St Paul's to the Tower Of London - do a tour with the Beefeaters
Walk across Tower Bridge
Walk back along the river to The Shard - pre-book your tickets online for The View from The Shard (one of the best, uninterrupted views of London).
Have dinner at a pub near London Bridge, such as the King George IV or The Old Thameside Inn on the river.
Other things to do when you visit London:
Breakfast at dawn over looking the city at Duck & Waffle
Dinner or a night out in Soho (Kingsway and Carnaby St)
Shopping on New Oxford St
Visit the The British Museum and the Museum of London
Walk around St Katharine Docks and Wapping (have a beer at The Dickens Inn, Prospect of Whitby or The Captain Kidd)
Walk along South Bank
Visit the museums in South Kensington (Natural History Museum, Victoria & Albert Museum and the Science Museum)
Go to the theatre - I recommend Book of Mormon - Prince of Wales Theatre, The Lion King or Matilda
Most museums are free in London. For other free or budget things to do in London: http://www.neverendinghoneymoon.net/23-free-things-in-london/
Things to know before visiting London: http://www.neverendinghoneymoon.net/visiting-london/
For day trips from London:
Royal Encounters: 5 day trips and weekend escapes from London
Day trip to Bristol
Countryside and Seaside: more day trips and weekend escapes from London
Changing of the Horse Guards (attraction)
Buckingham Palace (attraction)
Fortnum & Mason (attraction)
Piccadilly Circus (attraction)
Trafalgar Square (attraction)
Charing Cross Station (attraction)
Tower Of London (attraction)
The View from The Shard (attraction)
King George IV (attraction)
The Old Thameside Inn (restaurant)
Duck & Waffle (restaurant)
Kingsway (attraction)
Carnaby St (attraction)
The British Museum (attraction)
Museum of London (attraction)
St Katharine Docks (attraction)
Wapping (attraction)
The Dickens Inn (restaurant)
Prospect of Whitby (attraction)
The Captain Kidd (attraction)
South Kensington (neighborhood)
Natural History Museum (attraction)
Victoria & Albert Museum (attraction)
Science Museum (attraction)
Book of Mormon - Prince of Wales Theatre (attraction)
The Lion King (attraction)
Matilda (attraction)
Sheryl from Warren, New Jersey
Some of my favorite spots:
Hackney (for live music)
Hyde Park and Battersea Park: beautiful parks (especially if you like to run)
The Regent's Park: go to Primrose Hill to see 360 degree view of London
Depending on time of year, see a show at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre. (closed once weather gets cold...)
West End plays
Shoreditch is funky
Hackney (attraction)
Battersea Park (attraction)
Khaled from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Visit Leicester Square, it's a touristy area for movies, gift shops, strip clubs, and restaurants all within a few steps away from each other surrounding you in a square-like area with a park in the middle. the London Eye or The London Dungeon are always fun to go to. Musicals are a big thing there too! and avoid paying for taxis other than the trip from the airport and to the airport. Subway systems or the "tube" is cheaper !
The London Dungeon (attraction)
Anna from Athens
It depends on what you want to see and explore (e.g museums, parks, art galleries)...
I have a few suggestions about London on my blog:
http://aspectsofstyle.com/2013/12/02/london-14/
http://aspectsofstyle.com/2014/11/25/5-fun-things-to-do-in-southwark-london/
On top of these, places I've enjoyed visiting is Greenwich Observatory, Tate Modern and Covent Garden (the latter for leisure and shopping).
Greenwich (attraction)
Tate Modern (attraction)
Nick from London
How long are you staying for and what are you most interested in (culture, clubbing, cooking, cafe culture ....) ?


7/18/17 - This is an original late WW2 production P.38 holster. The holster is softshell style, and dated 1944. The back of the holster is dated, maker stamped, and waffen WaA159 eagle proofed. There is also a P.38 stamp on the back leather. The leather is somewhat pliable, but completely in tact. There is some surface wear due to normal use and aging. The holster has an uncommon closure strap that goes from the bottom to top flap. The stitching is all tight and original.


In potentially "the most important agricultural study this year," researchers find that sustainable farming methods can help conventional agriculture "shed much of its chemical use," according to New York Times writer and food author Mark Bittman.
Study finds that longer rotations and increased crops can eliminate chemical use in conventional agriculture.
The Marsden Farm study, conducted by a team of government and university researchers, is a large-scale, long-term experiment that took place over the course of nine years (2003-2011) on land owned by Iowa State University. On 22 acres, researchers planted three parallel plots: one replicating the conventional Midwestern farming cycle alternating corn and soybeans each year with a routine mix of chemicals; in the second, planting a three-year cycle that included oats and a red clover cover crop; the third was planted on a 4-year rotation that added alfalfa (a key livestock feed). The two longer rotations also integrated the use of manure, or livestock fertilizer.
The longer rotations produced better yields of both corn and soy, reduced the need for nitrogen fertilizer and herbicides by up to 88 percent, reduced the amounts of toxins in groundwater 200-fold and didn't reduce profits by a single cent.
The agency declined to comment when I asked about it. One can guess that perhaps no one at the higher levels even knows about it, or that they're afraid to tell Monsanto about agency-supported research that demonstrates a decreased need for chemicals.


Today we had arranged a joint walk with our colleagues from Baschurch. The route took us from the Railway pub at Yorton towards Clive church. We then made our way towards the viewpoint on Grinshill. The weather was very kind to us as the views were magnificent. We then skirted Corbet wood before descending past Clive school and the church back towards Yorton. At this point the heavens opened and it was a rather damp bedraggled group that made it back to the Railway Inn for 'soup sandwiches and 'real ale'. A fitting end to an enjoyable walk.


Audi is known for luxurious cars, and they have a longstanding reputation to go with their cars. Audi was founded by August Horch, who first started working in engine construction at Carl Benz in Mannheim, and later worked his way up to head of motor vehicle construction. In 1899 Horch decided to branch off and establish his own company, A. Horch & Cie. It wasn't until 1901 that Horch put his first car on the road. Believe it or not this first car had only 4-5 hp!
But now back to the software. What exactly does it do?
Whether you drive a Mercedes, BMW, Volkswagen, or a car of another make, you will eventually have to change the filter. So what are the risks that come with dirty fuel filters?
Oil. Always be sure to check oil before starting your car in the morning – a hot engine can give you a false reading. Running your car with too little oil can cause it to overheat and wear down prematurely, and too much oil will create too much pressure in the engine compartment, leading to worn down gaskets and oil leaks.
Personally, I believe in early belt changes, (around 60K miles) and no, it's not just because I'm a mechanic who can replace VW timing belts. I have two good reasons for saying this.


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EVE EMPEROR OF THE PENGUIN (annotated galley sheets, with first discarded cover art)
NY: Stepping Stone/ Random House, 2008. 1st Edition. Soft cover. Galley pages for #40 in Osborne's Merlin Mission series, with her line edits in pencil and inscribed in ink by her on the title page. Also included is a prototype for the cover (tan ice?) that was discarded in favor.....	More
Nakashima, Mira
Nature Form & Spirit: The Life and Legacy of George Nakashima
NY: Harry N. Abrams, 2003. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Warmly inscribed by the author on the title page and dated in September 2010. Book fine, apparently unused, in dustjacket that is sunfaded about an inch deep around the perimeter of the front panel.	More
(Duhring, Okie & Zegler Architects)
PORTFOLIO (of the work of) DUHRING OKIE & ZEIGLER ARCHITECTS (c1925)
privately assembled and bound. Hardcover. Privately assembled portfolio of residences and other structures designed by the arhcitectural firm of Duhring, Okie & Zegler Architects, mid 1920s with pull sheets (from the likes of Architectural Forum and The American Architect) and tipped in b&w photographs of residences mostly in the mid-Atlantic.....	More
(Beckford, William). Gemmett, R.J. (editor). Munby, A.N.L. (general editor)
Sale Catalogues of Libraries of Eminent Persons. Volume 3 - Poets and Men of Letters : William Beckford.
London: Mansell Publishing with Sotheby's, 1972. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Brown cloth, slight wear at corners. Solid, clean copy.	More
Bacon, Francis
Early Francis Bacon exhibition at Hanover Gallery 1959
London: Hanover Gallery, 1959. 1st Edition. Soft cover. Large sheet folded into 12 panels, listing 10 paintings from the collection oif Mr and Mrs James Bonford, 6 of them pictured in b&w. Moderately soiled. For the exhibition 9 June - 6 July 1959.	More
London: Hanover Gallery, 1957. 1st Edition. Soft cover. Short closed tear top edge, moderately soiled, stapled spine, 12 pages . Llists 15 works, 6 of them pictured in b&w for the exhibition 21 March - 26 April 1957.	More
Jean Hersholt, Arthur Szyk, Hans Bendix, Rafaello Busoni, Edward Ardizzone, Fritz Eichenberg, Everett Gee Jackson, Fritz Kredel, Robert Lawson, Edy Legrand, William Moyers, Sylvain Sauvage, Henry Pitz, Edward Shenton, Ervine Metz, Malcolm Cameron (illustrtaed by) . Jean Hersholt (editor).
THE EVERGREEN TALES; or, Tales For The Ageless Comprising: Aladdin & The Wonderful Lamp, Joseph and His Brothers, The Three Bears, Bluebeard, Hansel and Gretel, Jack and the Beanstalk, Dick Whittington and His Cat, Beauty and the Beast, Saint George and the Dragon, King Midas and the Golden Touch, Pandora's Box, The Emperor's New Clothes, The Ugly Duckling, The Sleeping Beauty in the Wood and Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves (15 volume set complete)
NY: Limited Editions Club, 1949. 1st Edition Thus, Limited. Hardcover. 15 volumes in 5 slipcases published 1949 - 1952. Internals fine in all, slipcases mildly and uniformly worn. Lacking glassine wrappers.	More
Prime, S(amuel) Irenaeus
PRAYER AND ITS ANSWERS Illustrtated in the First Twenty-Five Years of the Fulton Street Prayer Meeting.
NY: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1882. 1st Edition. Hardcover. First edition, 8vo, publisher's brown cloth, gilt titles to spine, 171 p. Inscribed by author Prime underneath the statement printed on the verso of the ffe for the subscribers of The New York Observor with the compliments of the publishers and the.....	More
Longworth, David and Thomas
LONGWORTH'S AMERICAN ALMANAC, NEW-YORK REGISTER, AND CITY DIRECTORY FOR THE FORTY FIFTH YEAR OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
NY: Thomas Longworth, 1821. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Bound in old calf, pasted onto the front cover a leaf of a full page advertisement for J. Wilson "original introducer of the economical three dollar hats.... at 160 Broadway". Pasted on the read cover is a leaf full-page leaf of a cartoon.....	More
Monk, Thomas (designs of). P. R. Spencer (penmanship of)
LOT OF 5 JUVENILE WRITING AND DRAWING BOOKS c1860-70
NY: A. S Barnes & Co, 1867. Soft cover. 5 penmanship or drawing units, same size and formats, from diferent publishers executed in well-schooled juvenile hand.1) No.1 National Drawing Book Elementary Studies After Designs by Tomas Monk. AS Barnes NY copyright 1867 2) Spencerian System of Penmanship American Educational Series.....	More
Irv Docktor (illustration by)
ORIGINAL PLAYBILL ILLUSTRATION FOR DON PASQUALE AT THE METROPOLITAN OPERA, SIGNED
NY: Playbill, 2006. Soft cover. ORIGINAL IRV DOCKTOR ILLUSTRATION DON PASQAULE METROPOLITAN OPERA SIGNED Irv Docktor (1918 - 2008) was an American illustrator and educator best known for his work as a book and magazine illustrator in the 1950s and 1960s. His versatile work appeared in hundreds of books, but.....	More
Irv Docktor (artist)
ORIGINAL IRV DOCKTOR ILLUSTRATIONS DON QUIXOTE BALLET ABT SIGNED
NY: Playbill, 2005. Soft cover. Irv Docktor (1918 - 2008) was an American artist and educator best known for his work as a book and magazine illustrator in the 1950s and 1960s. His versatile work appeared in hundreds of books, but he was best known for dustjackets like Patricia Highsmith's.....	More
Irv Docktor (original sketch). Itzhak Perlman
ORIGINAL IRV DOCKTOR ILLUSTRATIONS IN PLAYBILL OF ITZHAK PERLMAN, SIGNED BY BOTH
NY: New York Philharmonic, 2006. Soft cover. Irv Docktor (1918 - 2008) was an American artist and educator best known for his work as a book and magazine illustrator in the 1950s and 1960s. His versatile work appeared in hundreds of books, but he was best known for paperback covers.....	More
Irv Docktor (illustrtator) John Adams and Stephen Hough (signed by)
TWO ORIGINAL IRV DOCKTOR ILLUSTRATIONS IN PROGRAMS OF CLASSICAL PERFORMANCES
NY: NY Philharmonic, 2004. No Binding. Irv Docktor (1918 - 2008) was an American illustrator and educator best known for his work as a book and magazine illustrator in the 1950s and 1960s. His versatile work appeared in hundreds of books, but he was best known for hardcover dustjackets, like.....	More
Thackeray, Anne. (Thackeray, William Makepeace). (Julia Margeret Camero) (Alfred Lord Tennyson)
UNDATED ANS FROM ANNE THACKERAY TO AMERICAN BUYERS OF "THE ANGEL"
1875. No Binding. Undated note, (circa 1875) two sided, on polished sheet approx 7x4.5" from author Anne Thackeray, daughter of the famous William Makepeace Tackeray, with embossed letterhead with her address in South Kensington, London "8 Southwell Gardens, South Kensington Gentleman I write to acknowledge/ with many thanks the safe/.....	More
Irv Docktor (illustrator). Billy Crytsal, Jean Smart, Hal Holbrook (signed by)
FIVE ORIGINAL IRV DOCKTOR ILLUSTRATIONS OF PLAYBILLS AND THEATRE PROGRAMS
NY: Playbill. No Binding. Irv Docktor (1918 - 2008) was an American illustrator and educator best known for his work as a book and magazine illustrator in the 1950s and 1960s. His versatile work appeared in hundreds of books, best known for hardcover dustjackets like Patricia Highsmith's "Strangers on a......	More
Sharp, Joshua. (Saint Nickolas)
NEW BRUNSWICK, (N. J.) ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1825 ....CALCULATED BY Joshua Sharp
New Brunswick NJ: Griggs & Dickinson for Joseph C. Griggs, 1825. 1st Edition. Soft cover. Disbound, remains of string ties laid-in, 11 leaves, folded once, for 22 (unnumbered pages). Illustrated from engravings. Besides the monthly calendar features include essays on man's body, wifery, a new species of hedge, dispepsya, reports.....	More
Thackeray, William Makepeace
The Thackeray Alphabet
London: John Murray, 1929. 1st Edition. Hardcover. First edition, not published until 1929. Near fine copy with the bookplate of American bibliophiles and Grolier Club member Sherman and Anne Lyon Haight of Manhattan and Litchfield, CT. Dustjacket moderately soiled.	More
(Dodgson, Charles L.) (Carroll, Lewis). Rossetti, William Michael (editor). Rossetti, Dante Gabriel et al
THE GERM: Thoughts towards Nature in Poetry, Literature, and Art
London: Tupper and Sons, 1850. 1st Edition. Hardcover. THE GERM was a short-lived magazine of poetry, published in four issues January -April 1850, by William Michael Rossetti (who also edited the magazine) and other members of the Brotherhood, including his brother Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Thomas Woolner and James Collinson This.....	More
Mondrian, Piet (art of). Holtzman, Henry (essay)
PIET MONDRIAN A PORTFOLIO OF TEN PAINTINGS
New Haven: Ives-Sillman, 1967. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Pete Mondrian (1872 - 1944) LIMITED EDITION, this number 1 of 150 copies, with an introduction and an essay by Henry Holtzman (1912-1987). 10 color silkscreens. 432mm square. Original paper folders housed in beige linen portfolio; original black slipcase. Prints fine, cloth near.....	More
Juan Jose Orellana Amador
Peces Marinos de Los Cobanos. Peces de El Salvador. (The Marine Fishes of El Salvador).
ny: Fundacion Sigma, 1985. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Fine, virtually as new, copy. CENTRAL AMERICA FISHING.	More
Smith, W. Eugene (photographs of)
Millerton NY: Aperture, 1969. 1st Edition. Hardcover. An Aperture Monograph. Fine copy in near fine dustjacket. Tidy bookplate front pastedown.	More
George Tatge (photographs by)
PRESENZE PRESENCES
Firenze: Edizioni Polistampa, 2008. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Fine copy, apparently unused, in printed, smoky glassine, lightly chipped at corners. SIGNED BY PHOTOGRAPHER TATGE and dated Florence 2008 by him on title page. ITALY RURAL PHOTOGRAPHS NATURE.	More
Arbus, Diane (photographs by).
Millerton NY: Aperture, 1972. 1st Edition. Hardcover. First edition, first printing with the photo "Two girls in identical raincoats, Central Park, N. Y. C. 1969" that was omitted from subsequent printings. Internals fine. Dustjacket has a 1" closed tear upper left corner front panel, a shorter closed tear bottom right.....	More
Dunlap, William. Frank W. Bayley and Charles E. Goodspeed
A History of the Rise and Progress of the Arts of Design in the United States - Volume II only
Boston: C. E. Goodspeed & Co., 1918. 1st Edition Thus. Hardcover. "A New Edition, Illustrated", the preferred one, edited and with annotations by Bayley and Goodspeed. Green cloth, almost as new. An apparently unused copy, not ex-lib as is usually offered.	More


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Mikro giustii is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Skeneidae.

Description

Distribution
This species occurs in the Mediterranean Sea at bathyal depth off Italy.

References

 Gofas, S.; Le Renard, J.; Bouchet, P. (2001). Mollusca, in: Costello, M.J. et al. (Ed.) (2001). European register of marine species: a check-list of the marine species in Europe and a bibliography of guides to their identification. Collection Patrimoines Naturels, 50: pp. 180–213

External links
 Oliverio, Marco (2006). Gastropoda Prosobranchia archeo, in: Revisione della Checklist della fauna marina italiana
 CLEMAM: Mikro giustii

giustii
Gastropods described in 1989


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Q: How to we get list of Installed packages and it version number Is there a way to get version number using SOQL, The below once retrieves only NamespacePrefix, how do i get current version installed..?
SELECT AllowedLicenses,CreatedDate,ExpirationDate,Id,IsProvisioned,LastModifiedDate,NamespacePrefix,Status,SystemModstamp,UsedLicenses FROM PackageLicense

A: Contrary to some answers, you can use SOQL to retrieve this information. You just can't use it in Apex.
In the developer console, if you check the "Use Tooling API" option, the following query will return the information you want:
SELECT Id, SubscriberPackageId, SubscriberPackage.NamespacePrefix,
    SubscriberPackage.Name, SubscriberPackageVersion.Id,
    SubscriberPackageVersion.Name, SubscriberPackageVersion.MajorVersion,
    SubscriberPackageVersion.MinorVersion,
    SubscriberPackageVersion.PatchVersion,
    SubscriberPackageVersion.BuildNumber
FROM InstalledSubscriberPackage
ORDER BY SubscriberPackageId

A: The Salesforce CLI (sfdx) makes it very easy to get a list of installed packages and their version ids:
sfdx force:package:installed:list
Output:
{
  "status": 0,
  "result": [
    {
      "Id": "0A33A000000QgeWSAS",
      "SubscriberPackageId": "0331C00000083VFQAY",
      "SubscriberPackageName": "lwc-json-view",
      "SubscriberPackageNamespace": null,
      "SubscriberPackageVersionId": "04t1C000000goKJQAY",
      "SubscriberPackageVersionName": "ver 0.2",
      "SubscriberPackageVersionNumber": "0.2.0.1"
    }, //... other packages
  ]
}

A: Not doable via sOQL. Using JSForce, you can do a Metadata Retrieve requesting the following members
conn.metadata.retrieve({
    apiVersion: '39.0',
    singlePackage: true,
    unpackaged: {
      types: [{
        'members': ['*'],
        'name': 'InstalledPackage'
      }]
    }
  })

The response would return all installed packages and and an attribute for their versionNumber

A: To build on the jsForce response. This can also be done via the tooling API: https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.api_tooling.meta/api_tooling/tooling_api_objects_installedsubscriberpackage.htm
conn.tooling.sobject('InstalledSubscriberPackage').find({ },[
  "SubscriberPackage.NamespacePrefix",
  "SubscriberPackageVersion.MajorVersion",
  "SubscriberPackageVersion.MinorVersion",
  "SubscriberPackageVersion.PatchVersion"
])
.execute((err, records) =>{
  if (err) { console.error(err); }
  records.forEach((el) =>{
    console.log(
      el.SubscriberPackage.NamespacePrefix
      + " v" +
      el.SubscriberPackageVersion.MajorVersion
      + "." +
      el.SubscriberPackageVersion.MinorVersion
      + "." +
      el.SubscriberPackageVersion.PatchVersion
    );
  });
}


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William Thomson Hay, dit Will Hay, est un acteur, scénariste et réalisateur britannique né le  à Stockton-on-Tees (Royaume-Uni), et mort le  à Chelsea (Royaume-Uni). C'est aussi un comique, un régisseur, un pilote et un astronome amateur.

Biographie

En 1933, il a observé la grande tache blanche de Saturne.

Filmographie

comme acteur

comme scénariste

comme réalisateur
 1942 : The Black Sheep of Whitehall, coréalisé avec Basil Dearden
 1942 : The Goose Steps Out, coréalisé avec Basil Dearden
 1943 : My Learned Friend, coréalisé avec Basil Dearden

Notes et références

Liens externes

  Biographie de Will Hay sur screenonline.org.uk
  Publications de Wil Hay dans l'Astrophysics Data System
  Notices nécrologiques sur Will Hay dans l'Astrophysics Data System

Acteur anglais
Scénariste britannique de cinéma
Réalisateur britannique
Astronome amateur
Naissance à Stockton-on-Tees
Naissance en décembre 1888
Décès en avril 1949
Décès à Chelsea (Londres)
Décès à 60 ans
Éponyme d'un objet céleste


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Les Gondwanatheria (les gondwanathériens en français) sont un clade éteint de mammaliaformes qui ont vécu du Crétacé supérieur jusqu'au Miocène dans l'hémisphère sud, y compris l'Antarctique. Il n'est connu que par des dents isolées et quelques mandibules et, en raison de ces connaissances fragmentaires, sa position taxonomique n'est pas sûre.

Systématique
Le clade des Gondwanatheria a été créé en 1987 par le paléontologue et zoologiste uruguayen .

Classification
Les affinités du groupe ne sont pas claires. Les gondwanathériens ont d'abord été considérés comme des xenarthres primitifs ou des mammifères édentés similaires au tamanoir moderne, ce qui est un peu ironique, étant donné qu'ils ont été connus à l'origine seulement à partir de dents. Ils ont également été considérés comme membres des Multituberculata.

Les dernières théories ont tendance à les classer à nouveau dans les xénarthres, ou à en faire un autre clade. Bien qu'ils ne soient généralement plus considérés comme des multituberculés, quelques spécimens décrits comme ? Ferugliotherium sont bien des multituberculés (Kielan-Jaworowska & Hurum, 2001, ). « Ces spécimens mal connus (non présentés ici) montrent qu'une branche des multituberculés a apparemment vécu à la fin du Crétacé en Amérique du Sud ».

Il existe deux familles connues au sein des Gondwanatheria. La famille des Sudamericidae a été nommée par Scillato-Yane et Pascual en 1984, et comprend les genres Sudamerica, Gondwanatherium et Lavanify. La famille des Ferugliotheriidae a été nommée par José Bonaparte en 1986 ; elle inclut les genres Ferugliotherium et Trapalcotherium.

D'autres fossiles viennent de l'Inde et de l'Antarctique, où les gondwanathériens vivaient dans les forêts luxuriantes à l'Éocène.

Classification possible
 Sous-Ordre Gondwanatheria
 Famille Sudamericidae Scillato-Yané et Pascual, 1984
 Genre Bharattherium Prasad, Verma, Sahni, Krause, Khosla et Pamar, 2007
 Bharattherium bonapartei Prasad, Verma, Sahni, Krause, Khosla et Parmar, 2007 (Crétacé supérieur, Inde)
 Genre Dakshina Wilson, Das Sarma et Anantharaman, 2007
 Dakshina jederi Wilson, Das Sarma et Anantharaman, 2007 (Crétacé, Inde)
 Genre Gondwanatherium Bonaparte, 1986
 Gondwanatherium patagonicum Bonaparte, 1986 (Crétacé supérieur, Argentine)
 Genre Lavanify Krause, Prasad, von Koenigswald, Sahni et Grine, 1997
 Lavanify miolaka Krause, Prasad, von Koenigswald, Sahni et Grine, 1997 (Crétacé supérieur, Madagascar)
 Genre Sudamerica Scillato-Yané et Pascual, 1984
 Sudamericana ameghinoi Scillato-Yané et Pascual, 1984 (Paléocène inférieur, Argentine)
 Famille Ferugliotheriidae Bonaparte, 1986
 Genre Ferugliotherium Bonaparte, 1986
 Ferugliotherium windhauseni Bonaparte, 1986 (Crétacé supérieur, Argentine)
 Famille Adalatheriidae

Publication originale

Liens externes

Notes et références

Bibliographie

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Taxon fossile décrit en 1987


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English backpackers Gemma Butler, Charlie Wallbridge and Chloe Boxall visiting Townsville. Picture: Shae Beplate.
Tourism's unlikely new king of the north
by Jeremy Pierce
27th Apr 2019 8:35 AM
THE north has a new tourism darling with holiday hordes flocking to Townsville.
Often overshadowed by Cairns, Port Douglas and the Whitsundays, Townsville holiday bookings leapt an incredible 275 per cent on Easter last year according to statistics from travel giant Wotif.com.
It has been a golden fortnight for tourism operators across the state with Mooloolaba (up 185 per cent), Cairns (85 per cent) and Airlie Beach (80 per cent) all experiencing huge increases in bookings via Wotif as thousands of visitors made the most of the extended break over Easter and Anzac Day worth an estimated $2 billion to the state's tourism industry.
Official data from Tourism Research Australia will not be collated for several weeks, but if hotel bookings are any guide, the figures should make pleasant reading for tourism bosses in the Townsville region, which was hit hard by cyclones and flooding earlier this year.
Wotif managing director Daniel Finch said Townsville was an underrated destination that people were clearly catching on to.
"There's an abundance of affordable, family-friendly accommodation and plenty of local activities to keep the kids entertained," he said.
"From learning about the Great Barrier Reef at the Reef HQ Aquarium to cuddling a Koala at the Billabong Sanctuary, there's so much to see and do."
Townsville Enterprise director of tourism Bridget Woods said some of the growth could be attributed to increased airline services to Melbourne and Port Moresby, along with one of the region's biggest-ever tourism campaigns.
She also said the Easter holiday results, boosted by the inclusion of Anzac Day and delayed dates for the NSW school term, should kickstart a golden run for the region.
"The holiday bookings for Magnetic Island over school holidays and Easter were incredibly strong and it was great to see both locals and visitors taking time out to enjoy the fantastic weather and beauty that Townsville has on offer," she said.
"We look forward to seeing these trends continue particularly as the first pieces of the Museum of Underwater Art will be installed on The Strand and off Magnetic Island in the next few months which will be a Southern Hemisphere first, our new stadium opening in early 2020, and welcoming tens of thousands of passengers from 12 cruise ships already locked in for the year."
The Slot family from The Netherlands said they heard about the "terrible" floods and were pleased to see the region recovering.
"It feels good to see that there's a lot going on again and life goes on," Laura Slot said.
The warm weather was a welcome change from the snow they left in Europe, but the humidity had them searching for swimming spots.
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Born 1938 in New Jersey, died 1973 in Texas, USA. From his earliest years he was interested in natural history and art, and visited to the Museum of Natural History in New York City frequently. With his family visited many natural landscapes in the USA. When he was 16, won a scholarship to the Art Students League in NYC and started to meet artists. In 1959, had the first solo exhibition of abstract painting in NYC. In 1965, began to expand his field, and wrote vigorously, while he showed his sculpture works at an art gallery continuously. In 1967, had the Non-Sites exhibition in NYC. In 1966, he set about creating earthworks that consisted of natural materials, and in 1967 had the Non-Sites exhibited in NYC. His major works in include "Asphalt Rundown" in a quarry near Rome, 1969, "Spiral Jetty" in the Great Salt Lake, Utah, 1970, and "Broken Circle - Spiral Hill" in a quarry near Emmen, The Netherlands, etc. In 1973, He died in an airplane crash while recording his work, "Amarillo Ramp" (Amarillo, Texas, 1973) which is to be his last work, from the air.
"Spiral Jetty" [1970]
Open Nature
April 29– July 3, 2005


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Max Kaur (born on 9 December 1969 in Tallinn) is an Estonian politician. He is a member of the Centre Party. He was mayor of Mustvee 2013–2017. Since 2018 he is a Jõhvi municipality vice-governor. Since 2019 he is a Mayor of Jõhvi.

Max Kaur studied law at Moscow International Independent University of Environmental and Political Sciences (IIUEPS), LL.B., and economics at Saint Petersburg State University of Engineering and Economics, MS in Economics. He earned his PhD in 2013 from Saint Petersburg State University of Economics.

Max Kaur was counsellor of the Mayor of Tallinn, Edgar Savisaar from 2002 to 2005. He was vice-mayor of Maardu from 2005 to 2006. Max Kaur was first elected to Tallinn City Council in the Estonian local elections 2009. He was elected Mayor of Mustvee in April 2013. He was re-elected in December 2013.

He was a founder and leader of the Estonian social movement against gambling. He is an author of the idea to create a unique sculpture in Tallinn against addiction.

References

1969 births
Living people
Estonian Centre Party politicians
Mayors of places in Estonia
Politicians from Tallinn
Saint-Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering alumni
20th-century Estonian politicians


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