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Q: Dispatcher.Invoke hanging when ListCollectionView is monitoring Collection My problem feels very similar to the issue mentioned in this post.  Essentially, Invoke is hanging (only when run outside the debugger).  I think it's due to nesting of Invoke calls.
I'm using MVVM Light, and I've tried two implementations of a multi-thread friendly ObservableCollection - I've used this one for ages and recently tried to simplify to this version.  The latter seemed better until it failed with a "owned by this thread" InvalidOperationException.  And looking at my copy of the former, looks like I'm swallowing exceptions in there.  Naughty naughty.  This would be the reason for the property changed "failures".
Here is the flow of operation that is troublesome.  At nearly every point, I've tried moving things to the ui thread or moving them off the ui thread.  I have managed to defer hanging, but at the expense of property changed failures.

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*Request comes in from thread over WCF to primary ViewModel

*Request is parsed (I've tried both on the background thread and invoking to the main thread)

*ReportEntry object is retrieved from database

*Message sent to UI through Messenger requesting edit dialog be shown.

*Main Window handles message, IEditableObject.BeginEdit is called and the edit dialog is shown.

*Upon return the Messenger callback Action is called.

*The ReportEntry is now ready to be added to its proper collection.  MainViewModel has a collection of FileViewModels which each have a collection of ReportViewModels.

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*The ReportViewModels are usually created by the FileViewModel watching the FileModel's collection's CollectionChanged events.  I've tried bypassing this to avoid more nesting, to no avail.

It is at this point that my app either hangs (if I'm operating primarily on the main thread) or CollectionChanged events fail due to threading, depending on how I've moved things between threads.
When the app hangs, it is in a wait called from Invoke, according to the debugger I attach.
Oh and I've tried changing various Invoke's to BeginInvoke's.
To summarize I need an answer to one of these two questions:

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*What puts my UI thread into a wait mode such that Invoke is hanging?

*Is there a better ObservableCollection-derived class to use for this?

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*this seems so over the top
Thanks for pondering.
UPDATE
Well, I don't know whether to delete this question and start over or what.  It appears the problem is tied to a ListCollectionView I was using to filter the ReportEntry's.  My FileViewModel has a
public ListCollectionView FilteredReports {get; private set;}

initialized like so:
FilteredReports = new ListCollectionView(Reports);
FilteredReports.Filter = FilterFunction;

When I remove FilteredReports, there is no more hanging.  Annoyingly, the DataGrid I'm using this view as the ItemsSource for is in a DataTemplate, so moving the filter to my view is non-trivial as well.  So, any reason for ListCollectionView to be hanging on Collection updates?

A: Instead of answering let me ask. In the "app hangs" scenario, have you tried "Break when an exception is CLR exception" option under debugger?
Yes, I read your post carefully, you said it is not hanging under debugger (Heisenbug). Just want to be sure there are no exceptions (even binding or layout related).
I'm asking this because in very rare scenarios, I've seen deadlocks deep in WPF internals, when unexpected exception occurs (I considered them as Mandelbugs). And fixing that exception also fixed deadlock problem.

A: Make sure that your ListCollectionView itself isn't being created on a background thread.  I had this same problem and found that advice on http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/wpf/thread/410a0b39-dfdb-4115-8a68-4ccabc17bcb6.  I indeed was doing that and making sure that the ListCollectionView was constructed on the UI thread solved my "hanging" problem.


In this video, IBM's Dr. Dharmendra S. Modha presents Cognitive Computing: The DARPA SyNAPSE Project. Dr. Dharmendra S. Modha is founding manager of the Cognitive Computing group at IBM's Almaden Research Center and is currently the Principal Investigator for DARPA SyNAPSE team of IBM Research – Almaden, IBM Research – Watson, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Cornell University, Columbia University, and University of California at Merced.
The ultimate goal of the DARPA SyNAPSE project is to build brain-like cognitive computing chips that scale to human cortex by moving beyond the von Neumann architecture and become the brains behind IBM's Smarter Planet vision. The project leverages nanotechnology, supercomputing, and neuroscience and is a collaboration of four universities (Cornell, Columbia, Wisconsin-Madison, and UC Merced) and five IBM sites (Almaden, Yorktown, EFK, BTV, and IRL).
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You might have missed it, but Kirsten Gillibrand is at the top of her game
New York's junior senator specializes in relentless productivity behind the scenes.
After a lackluster presidential bid, U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand just had her most productive session yet. Stephen Voss
By Sahalie Donaldson
It's been nearly a decade and a half since Kirsten Gillibrand vowed to lead the fight against gun violence after meeting with the parents and classmates of a Brooklyn high school student who had been shot and killed. It was a pivotal moment for the U.S. senator. Gillibrand, who had been in office for two weeks at that point and campaigned for the House in 2008 as a gun rights supporter, emerged from Nazareth Regional High School in 2009 promising to end illegal gun trafficking.
Since then, Gillibrand has become a federal leader in the fight to curb gun violence. She has written op-eds, said she's proud that her "A" rating from the National Rifle Association dropped to an "F," rallied with families and introduced legislation to crack down on interstate gun trafficking.
"I started working on that the day I was appointed," Gillibrand said in an interview with City & State. "We've really kept a focus on if you want to improve public safety, you need to get guns out of the hands of criminals."
Last summer, those efforts paid off. Her legislation was included in a major bipartisan gun control package that passed in June. Under the law, New York prosecutors for the first time charged four people in January with illegally selling guns in Brooklyn.
Gillibrand's recent successes didn't end with the passage of the gun trafficking bill. In fact, she described the previous congressional session as the most productive of her career. She had several other successes that had been long in the making, including overhauling how the military responds to sexual assault and other crimes, additional benefits for veterans who've been exposed to toxic burn pits and ensuring that people who experience sexual harasment at work are allowed to seek legal recourse.
"She's a great partner for New York, and she's always delivering and looking out on how she can help average New Yorkers," U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer said. "She understands the people who need help."
Several of her supporters attributed these policy wins to Gillibrand's behind the scenes relentlessness, describing it as a testament to how she's learned to skillfully navigate the Senate.
New York's junior senator has come a long way since she was selected to succeed Hillary Clinton in January 2009 as an up-and-coming upstate representative. Now, Gillibrand is one of the leading voices fighting against sexual harassment and sexual assault in the military as well as a top advocate for women's and family rights. Her leadership political action committee Off the Sidelines has raised around $11.1 million in support of hundreds of candidates.
"A lot of times women are not recognized for kind of keeping their head down and doing the work behind the scenes, but what she is doing is building the bench for other women," said Yvette Buckner, a political strategist and co-founder of Adams Buckner Advisors. "That's so important because so many times, many governments don't pass the torch to a woman, they pass it to another man or a protege."
Despite her clear national ambitions, as demonstrated by her failed 2020 presidential bid, Gillibrand said she was going to run for reelection on Jan. 12. It appears unlikely that she'll be unseated since no clear challengers have emerged at this point, although some political consultants have speculated whether a progressive challenger like Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez could win the seat. There's no real track record to go on because she has never been seriously challenged to date – either in Democratic primaries or otherwise – as a senator.
Others said Gillibrand was too focused on national issues and has, at times, seemed less connected with New Yorkers as a result – particularly when compared to U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer. Still, it's nearly impossible to out-New York Schumer on local issues, and he's had almost 20 more years than Gillibrand to build his reputation. For him, there's no Sunday press conference too small, and no county too far to visit. And that may mean some of her work has been overshadowed.
Hard-won accomplishments
Like her work to make gun trafficking a federal offense, Gillibrand's efforts to reform the military justice system date back a decade. She has long argued that permitting military officers to lead investigations into allegations of sexual assault and other felonies discouraged thousands of victims from reporting crimes. Recognizing that she'd need to get bipartisan support to change anything, Gillibrand worked with Republican U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst of Iowa, a combat veteran, and eventually got her support for the bill. She said going on a trip to Afghanistan with Ernst, for example, was vital to building trust with each other so they could tackle military sexual assault. After years of what Gillibrand described as gradually wearing down her opponents with data and information, Congress voted in December to pass legislation to make independent investigators responsible for looking into allegations of sexual harassment and assault, instead of military commanders.
Gillibrand notched another big policy win last year when lawmakers approved a workplace reform that moves allegations of sexual harassment and sexual assault out of closed forced arbitration hearings and into court. Gillibrand partnered with Republican U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina to first introduce the bill in the Senate during the rise of the #MeToo movement in 2017. The bill also works retroactively, freeing tens of millions of people who may have been prevented from taking legal action in the past.
"It didn't get a lot of notice, but that is a seismic shift in the rights and privileges of survivors of sexual assault and sexual harassment," Gillibrand said.
President Joe Biden also signed the PACT Act, another military-related bill backed by Gillibrand, that expanded medical benefits for veterans who were exposed to toxins from burn pits while deployed at military bases.
"You wouldn't really think a young senator from New York would be pushing so hard for some of the things in the military, but she's kind of chipped away at some of these big bucket issues, not just on women's issues," said Amelia Adams, a veteran political consultant and co-founder of Adams Buckner Advisors.
While she's perhaps most often associated with women's rights, Gillibrand has championed a broad spectrum of issues. She co-sponsored the 9/11 first responders bill. She's among a handful of lawmakers who've been at the forefront of supporting the crypto industry, working with Republican U.S. Sen. Cynthia Lummis of Wyoming to craft legislation that supporters believe will set the tone on how the federal government regulates the crypto industry. Pointing to her own experience as a working mother of two young sons, she made fighting for paid family and medical leave one of her keystone issues.
In working with Republicans, it probably doesn't hurt that early in her career Gillibrand represented a relatively conservative House district and espoused more moderate and conservative views. And she hasn't shied away from talking about her ideological evolution.
"I just think I was new and young and not as sophisticated as I needed to be," she said. "And I've certainly shown my views and my values strongly over the past 15 years."
She also frequently attends bipartisan prayer breakfasts, Bible studies and is a member of the congressional softball team.
"People love to see that evolution. I think it resonates because so many of us are always evolving," Buckner said. "To be able to admit that maybe I didn't have the right position or maybe it wasn't something that I knew enough about, but now I'm going to change and become an advocate, that's a really strong quality we want to see in our elected officials."
Gillibrand is also the first New Yorker to serve on the Senate Agriculture Committee in around 40 years. She's currently involved in crafting the 2023 farm bill, in which she's looking to establish better insurance programs for farmers and change dairy pricing.
"I think that she has been willing to educate herself about a wide range of issues that impact people in New York state," said Tracy Mitrano, a former upstate Democratic congressional candidate who was supported by Gillibrand. "The stereotype is that it's all about New York City and I don't see her like that."
Gillibrand backed Mitrano in 2018 and 2020 after they met at a state rural conference. Mitrano recalled being struck by the senator's commitment to helping farmers despite many of them being unlikely to support her politically.
"She cares about things that are not sexy and maybe don't always give her the greatest advantage with donors," Mitrano said. "Having said that, people who know her appreciate and support her."
A national profile
When Gillibrand announced her run for president in 2019, she entered the crowded Democratic primary field with a hefty war chest. Her feminist messages were initially met with a blitz of excitement. But what had at first seemed like a promising bid puttered to a lackluster end, after she dropped out eight months later having failed to make a dent in the polls.
Patti Solis Doyle, a Democratic strategist, told Politico at the time, "I don't think the fact that she was talking about equal pay, sexual assaults in the military, or reproductive rights turned off any Democratic voters. I just think no candidate can only be focused on one gender."
Gillibrand said her campaign also included platforms on health care, education and jobs, but the media largely honed in on women's rights and the other topics didn't get covered as much.
Despite failing to gain much traction, Gillibrand speaks positively today about her presidential campaign, even though she said she has "no ambitions for another presidential run right now." She said she emerged from the experience a more confident speaker, a better leader and with a more ambitious policy perspective. She even tied it to her string of recent successes in the Senate.
"I think it's one of the reasons why I'm being so prolific and so effective in getting things done," she said.
Political consultant Hank Sheinkopf said her mix of policy priorities has partly been crafted out of necessity from the projects and issues that Schumer doesn't focus on.
"She cut her own special place which could not be taken from her," Sheinkopf said. "There will be those who will criticize her that her real intention was to run for president of the United States, which she did and failed miserably at, but nobody can take the #MeToo movement away from her nor her battle to change the universal military code of justice."
Her future
Gillibrand said she's confident she'll be reelected. She has about $4.4 million in cash on hand. Whether she'll need that money to fend off a progressive challenger or a competitive Republican candidate remains to be seen. Ocasio-Cortez just filed to run for reelection, Rep. Ritchie Torres said he won't challenge Gillibrand and former GOP Rep. Lee Zeldin hasn't indicated what post he might run for next. The money may also serve as a deterrent, in addition to some of the most powerful politicians in New York being in her corner.
Gillibrand was one of the earliest supporters of then-congressional candidate Kathy Hochul. Little did anyone know that the former Erie County clerk would become governor a decade later, and she's now a powerful supporter in return.
"Gillibrand is a champion for all New Yorkers, leading the charge for fairness and equality, and she is an incredible role model for women in leadership," Hochul said in an emailed statement. "When I first ran for office, she was one of the first to step up and help. I'm proud to work with her and to count her as a true friend."
New York City Mayor Eric Adams also gave Gillibrand some credit, saying in an emailed statement that the senator has "shown up and fought on behalf" of New Yorkers time and again. He described her as a reliable advocate on a range of matters, including pushing for federal funding to help New York handle the influx of asylum-seekers.
For Schumer, he has been a fan from the beginning. She in turn said he has been a mentor and supporter throughout her career.
It's not easy to carve out a political legacy beside someone like Schumer. The Senate majority leader casts a long shadow. While Gillibrand is perhaps best known for tackling national issues and Schumer is often praised for visiting the state's 62 counties every year, Democratic strategist Camille Rivera strongly disagreed with any perceptions that Gillibrand isn't entrenched in New York issues. She did acknowledge though that the senator is sometimes careful about diving into local political issues.
"Given her unconventional path to becoming a senator, I think she's definitely proven herself as someone who has done right by New York," Rivera said. "I just don't think she's as noisy about it so to speak. … Everybody does their work differently."
What's her legacy?
Perhaps more than anything else, Gillibrand will likely be remembered for what she's done for women – both in political circles and with voters.
"If women in all stages of life don't get involved and fight for what we want, plans will be made that we may not like, and it'll be our own damned fault. I think about this everyday," Gillibrand wrote in "Off the Sidelines: Raise Your Voice, Change the World," her 2014 memoir. "It's true at every level, from the Capitol to your city's town hall to your neighborhood school. We need to participate, and we need to be heard. Our lives, our communities, and our world will be better for it."
Gillibrand has built on that idea in the years since. She was an early supporter of the 21 in '21 initiative, which was aimed at electing at least 21 women to the New York City Council by 2021. She has also boosted the election efforts of hundreds of other Democratic women across the country through her political action committee. Gillibrand said mentoring women and helping them stoke their own political ambitions has been one of her most rewarding endeavors.
Assembly Member Sarah Clark, one of Gillibrand's first Senate staff members of more than 10 years, remembered how the senator helped quell her fears about running for office when she considered running for Assembly District 136.
"A lot of women don't run for office because they're not part of a political network in their local communities, so when I chose to run I was very nervous," Clark said. "But she said, 'I got your back and I'm all in.'"
Democratic Rep. Yvette Clarke recalled being impressed by Gillibrand's professional accomplishments while also being a mother.
The two women entered Congress in the same year and quickly bonded over their similarities. Clarke's mother, Una Clarke, and Gillibrand's grandmother, Dorothea "Polly" Noonan, had helped inspire them to enter politics. Years ago, Noonan and Una Clarke had gravitated to each other and formed a bond "as women standing up in the political space," according to Yvette Clarke.
"I think her legacy is going to be one of women's leadership – one that really fights for women's rights and brings gender balance to the work that we do in a male-dominated profession," Yvette Clarke said. "Her tenacity in delivering and her compassion for the people of our state will be a part of her legacy."
A more conclusive picture about Gillibrand's lasting impact on New York will be painted in the years to come – as many of her supporters and allies said in interviews, at 56, she's a relatively young senator and she doesn't give up.
When asked what sort of impact she wants to leave on the state, Gillibrand steered the conversation toward survivors of sexual assault, children of struggling families and seniors.
"Those are really the causes that inspire me the most, because those are the New Yorkers that need my voice to amplify their voice, and lift up their problems and solve those problems in a bipartisan common-sense way," she said. "I hope that my legacy is a record of helping the people that needed it the most."
– with reporting from Shantel Destra
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Helena Zaorska (ur. 7 marca 1930 w Warszawie, zm. 6 stycznia 1992 tamże) – polska specjalistka w zakresie chemii cukrów, profesor Politechniki Łódzkiej.

W 1952 roku ukończyła studia na Wydziale Chemicznym Uniwersytetu Mikołaja Kopernika w Toruniu. W 1952 roku w Politechnice Łódzkiej rozpoczęła pracę w Katedrze Cukrownictwa. W 1961 roku uzyskała stopień doktora nauk technicznych, a w 1966 roku doktora habilitowanego. Tytuł profesora nadzwyczajnego otrzymała w 1983 roku.

Współpracowała z przemysłem cukrowniczym i instytucjami z nim związanymi. Była autorką i współautorką około 100 prac badawczych. Wypromowała 4 doktorów.

W latach 1981–1984 była prodziekanem Wydziału Chemii Spożywczej Politechniki Łódzkiej. Była członkiem Łódzkiego Towarzystwa Naukowego (1972), rady naukowej Międzynarodowej Komisji Technologii Cukru C1TS (1973), Komitetu Technologii i Chemii Żywności PAN (1978). Posiadała liczne odznaczenia, w tym francuski srebrny i brązowy medal Commission lnternationale desIndustries Alimentaires.

Została pochowana na cmentarzu Powązkowskim w Warszawie (kwatera pod Temlerem-33).

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'Blackwell has written another accessible piece for smaller choirs with a text perfect for the Baptism of Our Lord. Fewer pieces are available that reflect this feast's Scripture, and Blackwell keeps this setting fairly simple. The piano part is independent and provides an interesting counterpoint to the vocal lines rather than just supporting them.' Dr. Barbara Leyden, DMA, St. Joseph Catholic Church (Shawnee, KS)
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Dong Ah is scheduled to construct initially a 240km long waterway by 2001 and additionally to apply for the contract to build a 1,100 km long waterway. Libya, at first, had planned to hold a competitive bid for the third stage of construction and canceled these plans abruptly in July. After that, the country signed a letter of intent with Dong Ah awarding it the construction job.


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This may have been present on previous versions of slim server but I think I would have noticed it.
Has anyone else noticed when pausing a song just after you press the remote button there is a split second of silence then immediately there is a sound for a split second. It seems like the SB is playing a little bit more of the song. After this there is silence. At high volumes this sounds bad.
Obviously the ideal function would be immediate silence.
If anyone else can confirm it I can file a bug report.
Yes, I just notice that this morning. I thought that the SB2 had picked up 2 pause commands and it was once off behaviour, but it is repeatable.
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Q: Native Chrome and Windows 10 Audio Controllers for HTML5 Audio How can I add these native Chrome and Windows 10 controllers to HTML5 music projects?

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I searched but I can't find anything but play and pause.
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A: The thing you are looking for is called the Media Session API.

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Update on Coronavirus support for employers
Coronavirus – Job Support Scheme expansion for closed business premises
On 9 October the government announced an extension to the Job Support Scheme (JSS) due to start from 1 November 2020 for 6 months when the current Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) ends on 31 October 2020. The expansion will apply to any business legally required to close by one of the four governments of the UK as a result of coronavirus restrictions and includes premises who are restricted to delivery or collection only services.
Overview and key points:
The government will support eligible businesses by paying two thirds of each eligible employees' salary (or 67%) up to a maximum of £2,100 a month.
Employers will not be required to contribute towards wages and only asked to cover NICs and pension contributions. Employers can top up employee pay if they wish.
This is available to all employers with a UK bank account, a UK PAYE scheme registered on or before 23 September 2020 and who have made a real time information submission notifying payment to that employee to HMRC on or before that date.
Businesses will only be able to claim the grant while they are subject to the restrictions and employees must be off work for a minimum of seven consecutive days.
Employers will only be able to use the expanded scheme for employees who cannot work (paid or unpaid) for that employer.
Payments will be made in arrears via a HMRC claims service to be made available in early December.
Neither the employer nor the employee needs to have previously used the CJRS.
Employers will be able to claim for the Job Retention Bonus, subject to eligibility, and as detailed below.
Employees cannot be made redundant or put on notice of redundancy during the period within which their employer is claiming the grant in respect of them.
Employers must agree the new scheme with relevant staff and make changes to the employment contract by agreement. The agreement must be available to HMRC on request.
The government has published a Factsheet setting out details of who is eligible, information for employees, what the grant covers, how claims will be made and HMRC checks.
HMRC intends to publish the names of employers who have used the scheme.
Further detailed guidance on the expanded scheme will be published by HMRC and we will update you when this is available.
Coronavirus Scheme Job Retention Bonus
The government has also recently published Guidance and a Fourth Treasury Direction on claiming the Job Retention Bonus (JRB) from 15 February 2021.
The bonus is a £1,000 one-off taxable payment made to the employer for each eligible employee who was furloughed and kept continuously employed until 31 January 2021. The purpose of the JRB set out in the Treasury Direction is to enhance and consolidate the purpose of the CJRS, which is to continue the employment of employees in respect of whom the CRJS claim is made. The guidance does not refer to the purpose or how it should be interpreted. It states that the bonus is for the employer and does not need to be paid to the employee.
The employer must have furloughed employees and made an eligible claim for them through the CJRS.
In addition, an eligible employer must have a PAYE scheme registered on HMRC's real time information system and have delivered the required PAYE information to HMRC.
The employer can still claim the bonus if they make a claim for that employee through the JSS.
Employers cannot claim the bonus for any employee in respect of which it has either repaid the CJRS regardless of the reason for that repayment or made an incorrect claim.
The employee must have been employed from the end of the claim period for the last CJRS claim until 31 January 2021 and not be serving contractual or statutory notice on that date (including those serving notice of retirement).
The employer must have paid enough in each relevant tax month to meet the minimum income threshold. There are also examples to help employer to decide which employees meet the minimum income threshold for the bonus.
Employees who have transferred under TUPE before 31 October 2020 can be claimed for if they have been furloughed and successfully claimed for under the CJRS by the new employer. Therefore it is not possible to claim for the bonus for employees transferred after the CJRS closes on 31 October 2020.
Employees must have been paid a total of £1,560 gross during the three relevant tax months 6 November 2020 to 5 December 2020, 6 December to 5 January 2021 and 6 January 2021 to 5 February 2021 with at least one payment of taxable earnings during each month.
A claim for the bonus can only be made between 15 February 2021 and 31 March 2021.
Employers should also note that the last date for making a claim under the CJRS is 30 November 2020. They should also be aware that if they have made any errors in relation to CJRS claims, these should be notified to HMRC by 20 October 2020, otherwise they may be liable to pay a penalty.
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New legislation sets out mandatory periods of self-isolation for an individual who has tested positive for Covid-19, or who has been officially notified by NHS Test and Trace that they have been in contact with someone who has tested positive. Workers are under an obligation to inform their employer they're required to self-isolate.
It is an offence for an employer to knowingly allow a self-isolating worker to come into work without reasonable excuse. This includes individuals who are required to self-isolate because they live with someone who has tested positive. Employers are therefore responsible for stopping a worker coming into work and if they fail to do so, will face a fine starting at £1,000 and increasing up to £10,000 for repeated offences and serious breaches.
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Tri-color dog. Yes, we've added to our pack – meet Bisbee (formerly Bella) who is a foster pup staying with us for a while, or maybe permanently, depending how well the next couple-few weeks go. She's a very sweet, adorable little beagle about a year old who is getting along pretty well with Frankie so far, even though she is completely irritating to him when she leaps repeatedly in his face and falls all over him.
Two beagles smell something? Who'd have thunk.
Bisbee in the back yard, exploring.
We have now turned to working on the garage – albeit slightly slowed by Puppy Weekend – but now have all but two small wing walls raised. (No pictures from today – it was really wet out – like living inside a cloud). We have to say, it is kind of awesome to work on a flat job site with brand new materials! Things go so quickly this way.
The upcoming week is for finishing walls and getting the roof structure together. There's a heck of a pile of lumber and materials out there, which is getting irritating since there have also been a bunch of unexpected rainstorms, and it's really humid. Not the greatest weather, but it's supposed to get better soon.
Frankie LOVES the lumber pile!
Especially when the sun is out. Best seat in the house.
We can use the front door again! The decking is on, and the porch is solid, sturdy, and sylish. As usual, almost all of the hardest and most important work is invisible. First, there was getting rid of all the yuck.
Before was kinda like this.
And you could see right through in several places.
Then, building fresh – starting at the foundation.
Digging, then block and concrete.
And since there was no porch, we had to MacGyver the stairs elsewhere.
Before we could put on the decking, we needed new cedar posts for the porch. Originally, we planned to re-use the old ones, after cutting off some rot and creating capitals at the top to make up the length. Alas, only about two had enough good wood to use. And, we had a hard time finding logs nearby – most of the cedar dealers are in other parts of the state. K's persistence paid off when he talked through two guys to get to another guy who had a pile of cedars in a pasture he was clearing – and the price was perfect. So, we got to go last Saturday morning, pick logs (get our feet incredibly wet), cut them, peel them, and put them in the same day. Then we ready for the decking.
In the truck by 10 am, and home by 10:30.
And now…decking! We can't afford the fancy exotic woods (plus they're totally not local), preferred not to do cedar, and I can't deal with pressure treated…so we crossed our fingers that Craigslist would have some composite decking. We found a guy with plenty of decking that had been removed from his newish deck (that fell over! someone didn't do their prep work properly), and at about 1/3 the price of new. Sure, it has some screw holes, but we managed to generally arrange boards so they were cut off or reused, and I've got some color-matched caulk to fill the remaining few. The porch floor is 99.7% done! And there's furniture to relax and enjoy the view. Yes, new stairs and railings still to come, but at least we have our porch back.
New corner – much improvement.
Looking the other way. So much cleaner, not to mention solid.
The new furniture (snagged on sale!) looks great here.


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Rob Kaye shares the secrets of his success in self-publishing
Words: Scott Messenger | Images: Rory Lee
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Rob Kaye (Biological Sciences Technology – Environmental Sciences '76) is used to going it alone. During many of his 33 years as a Parks Canada warden, he and his horse patrolled Jasper National Park's backcountry solo, with trips lasting for as long as a month at a time. There was risk, but he loved it. And when he retired in 2010, he missed it.
So he started writing.
"Many people have trouble adjusting to retirement," says Kaye, now 61 and living on Vancouver Island. "But park wardens really have problems because we went from intense, high-pressure, high-adrenaline lives to having to find new ways to keep our minds and bodies active. Writing the book helped me ease into retirement. I'd sit down at my computer for 3 or 4 hours, barely lifting my head, writing about wolves or grizzlies in the backcountry, and I was living it again."
About halfway into writing what would become Born to the Wild, a memoir and call to action to protect Canada's parks, Kaye briefly considering seeking a publisher. Soon realizing he wanted more creative control, Kaye opted for self-publishing. As usual, he'd go it alone.
It worked. After its release in June 2015, Born to the Wild appeared on the Vancouver Sun's "Best of B.C." list 16 times between August and April. Now in its third printing, it has sold more than 2,300 copies. It also earned a bronze medal for best regional non-fiction, Canada-west, at the 2016 Independent Publisher Regional and Ebook Awards.
"It may seem daunting," says Kaye of producing your own book, "but anybody can do it." Here, he explains how.
Editing and design
Kaye (pictured at left with his award) found other lone wolves to help. After his wife and his sister-in-law gave his manuscript a once-over, he sent it to a pro, finding one online at the B.C. branch of the Editors' Association of Canada. "Editors work for publishers, but many of them are also freelance," says Kaye.
He found his designer online as well, and consulted with her in person in Victoria as she prepared the book, cover to cover, for the printer. "The wonderful thing is that I had total control all the way," says Kaye, who contributed to design decisions. "This was all very personal."
Kaye also found printers online that will make anywhere from 1 book to several thousand. In the end, he picked Friesens in Manitoba based on reputation and printing options. The challenge was determining volume. Kaye decided on 1,000 at first, at a cost of about $4.70 a book. They sold out in 3 months. So he did the same again at a slightly reduced price, and then again once those sold.
"If I knew what I know now, I probably would have ordered 5,000 right off the bat," he says. After that first 1,000, the cost of printing would have dropped below $2 per book. "That's where you start to make money."
Going into business
Since he was selling a product, Kaye needed a business licence. He applied for it online, incorporating as Grey Wolf Books.
He also had to handle other administrative duties fundamental to book publishing. The first was getting a free International Standard Book Number (ISBN) from Library and Archives Canada. This uniquely identifies his book and allows him to sell it, and also is necessary to get cataloging information for booksellers and libraries. Private companies handle barcoding.
There's no need to register copyright – self-publishing authors in Canada automatically hold the copyright of their work.
Kaye's local bookseller suggested distributors who might manage sales by getting Born to the Wild into stores in B.C. and Alberta. Kaye cold called them and, after reading the book, they agreed to handle it, buying copies from him for 40% to 45% of retail. "They do all the paperwork," he says.
Kaye has paid little for traditional advertising. Instead, he mailed the book to newspapers and magazines, earning reviews from several publications that bumped sales.
"You don't have to be a door-to-door salesman."
Rather than rely on readings and signings (which Kaye hasn't found to generate many sales), he leans on social media to target sympathetic readers on platforms including Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook. And his distributors also help him market the book. "You don't have to be a door-to-door salesman," says Kaye.
Reaping the rewards
Kaye knew Born to the Wild wasn't going to fund a lavish retirement. "I just wanted to break even," he says. He did better. His first 2 print runs cost roughly $8,000, with editing, design, photos, stamps and so on costing another $6,000. To date, he's made about $22,000, netting $8,000, or enough to fund the third printing, costlier because of new glossy photos and colour maps.
More importantly, what he's gained in knowledge could be invested in another book. "I've got the itch to write," he says. "I have many more stories to tell. In laying the groundwork with editors, a printer, a designer and distributors, I've discovered that self-publishing is not really a daunting task at all. I wouldn't think of going another route."
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Ravensburg Jane Doe: Part Two
May 6, 2018 September 23, 2020 by pennsylvaniarambler, posted in Clinton County, Ravensburg State Park, State Park, Unidentified Murder Victim, Unsolved Murder
Rauchtown Run, Ravensburg State Park
I arrived at Ravensburg State Park after sharing information I had uncovered about the unsolved murder that had happened here with my good friend and Clinton County historian Lou. Although the unidentified woman discovered at the Big Rock camp ground on July 15, 1925 remains nameless, we have come to know her as Ravensburg Jane Doe..
Located south of Jersey Shore, the park can be easily missed by people traveling along Route 880; it is a small park located at the southern edge of the Nippenose Valley. Ravensburg gets its name from the ravens that once roosted in the large rocks near the southern end of the park. The park was created by the Civilian Conservation Corps and the dam they erected on Rauchtown Run still exists.
Arriving at the park, the first thing I did was to attempt to figure out an approximate location where Ravensburg Jane Doe was discovered. While the exact location will probably never be uncovered, the location, as far as I am able to determine, was somewhere between the present-day entrance, where the park road crosses Rauchtown Run, and the location of the dam. After parking, I followed the Raven Trail that parallels the stream, but my mind was not on the beauty of nature as I walked; instead I drifted to the past.
The Lock Haven Express had presented a number of possibilities at the time. Looking through the newspaper articles, a number of possibilities arise to the identity of the murdered girl. One particular girl stands out in my mind as to the identity of Ravensburg Jane Doe, and I'll get to her later. First, I want to start with the people Ravensburg Jane Doe is not and the evidence to why each girl was eliminated.
The Whitmore girl: The Express lists the daughter of a family named Whitmore from Williamsport as a possibility for Ravensburg Jane Doe. The family was interviewed and the missing daughter was ruled out as a possibility. The newspaper reported that there were two reasons she was ruled out: first, she had been missing for only ten days and secondly, the description of the Whitmore girl did not resemble the murder victim. She was immediately eliminated as a possibility.
The Edwards girl: Another name that was brought up as a possible identity to Ravensburg Jane Doe was a daughter of the Edwards family from Jersey Shore. She was listed as being about twenty years old when she disappeared in June 1925. She had fled the house after allegedly kidnapping her younger sister. Authorities were convinced that the victim was from Jersey Shore and had been transported through Antes Gap to be dumped near the Big Rock campground, which may give some credence that this was the Edwards girl. The only problem with the Edwards girl being Ravensburg Jane Doe is only one body was discovered at the crime scene. Authorities did not completely eliminate her as a possibility but the focus does not stay on her as being the unidentified woman. Note: I have not been able to determine if the Edwards case was ever resolved.
Teresa Stabley: For a couple weeks in August 1925, this missing girl from Loganton area was considered to be the Ravensburg Jane Doe. Teresa matched the girl in size, had gold crowns on some of her teeth, and the same hair color, with the only difference being noted her hair had been bobbed and not shoulder length when she was last seen in January. The Stabley girl was eliminated when a postcard from her arrived with a postmark from New York City.
Other possibilities and wild rumors: 1) An unidentified Jersey Shore girl being kept at a house in the Nippenose Valley. According to the Express she was last seen being transported to the Lock Haven Hospital. 2) A young lady who had been spotted camping with two men on Locust Ridge. It was investigated and the young lady was discovered alive. 3) A girl who had been kept prisoner in a bootlegger's shack in Sugar Valley. 4) The young lady was a victim of an automobile accident that happened nearby when the vehicle was driven into a ditch. Authorities were able to locate the owner of the wrecked vehicle and the theory was discarded.
The Lock Haven Express states that there were at least two other women who had arrived in town in an attempt to identify the Ravensburg Jane Doe thinking it was a missing relative. When they were told of the clothing the victim was wearing, the women failed to recognize it and returned home without identifying the body.
Marian Hines: The July 24 issue of the Lock Haven Express identifies a missing lady who might possibly be the Ravensburg Jane Doe. It is reported that authorities were looking into the disappearance of twenty-year-old Marian Hines of Scranton. Miss Hines had been missing for a couple weeks at the time of the discovery of Ravensburg Jane Doe. She was described as having light brown hair, standing five-foot-five, and had gold teeth. I have not been able to find any follow up on this possible identification.
While Marian may be the Ravensburg Jane Doe, the location where she was discovered creates some doubt. Ravensburg may not be as remote today with Interstate 80 just south of the park, but at that time it was a remote location. With no major roads leading to the discovery site, the possibility of Marian being transported from Scranton to southern Clinton County seems unlikely.
Grace (Martz) Herman: The Lock Haven Express leans towards this being the identity of the Ravensburg Jane Doe and in reading through all the articles she seems to be the most likely identity of the murdered woman. Everything involving Grace's family throughout the weeks after the discovery seems odd and out of place.
On the day that the body was discovered, a nearby farmer approached wondering if it was his cousin who had been missing since April 4. His description of the missing young woman and her clothing perfectly matched the unidentified victim. Note: Even if the unnamed farmer could not identify the Ravensburg Jane Doe, the question arises how he was able to accurately describe the clothing the young lady wore. Had he possibly noticed her before July 15 but failed to notify authorities? Or did he recognize her and just choose to remain quiet?
While the Express does not connect the farmer and his cousin, I believe the farmer's cousin was Grace Herman, the daughter of Henry Martz of Sugar Valley. Grace was immediately suspected of being the Ravensburg Jane Doe and Henry believed that this was his missing daughter. Henry viewed the body and was unable to make any identification due to decomposition, but he stated that the clothing the body wore was unfamiliar to him. Henry was not able to say it was Grace, but he did not deny the possibility that is was his missing daughter.
A couple days later the family received word from a telegram sent to Williamsport police that Grace was being detained by authorities in Newark, New Jersey, and Henry went to bring his daughter home. The July 31 issue of the Express states that Henry returned home to Sugar Valley without his daughter. He claimed he had spoken to his daughter but had not actually seen her and that he believed she was now in Syracuse, New York. A telegram sent to the Newark police asking for details revealed that they had no information regarding the case. If Newark authorities did not send the telegram to Williamsport police, then the question arises who did it and why? Was it the killer attempting to cover his or her tracks? Did Henry actually talk to his daughter or was it someone else he talked to, if he even talked to anybody at all?
With no positive identification of Ravensburg Jane Doe, there were no connections to a possible suspect having committed the murder. The Express never points at any one person being responsible and even a brief mention of the case in a 1985 article concluded it should have been solved but yet it remains a mystery.
As I left Ravensburg State Park, I still had a lot of unanswered questions and I know that many of them will never be answered due to the years that have passed. She may have been forgotten by most, but to me her case is as real as it was in 1925.
I paused at the vehicle and only had one question that really lingered in my mind: Why was this never solved?
The story of Ravensburg Jane Doe will conclude next week.
Previous postRavensburg Jane Doe: Part One
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Click the Message Students Who link.
By default, Canvas will show names from the Haven't submitted yet category.
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So answering your questions, you need to count in more factors to be able to make a choice. What's your expectations on a bike? How long do you want to keep it? In my opinion in this price range you get good value for money each time you pay a little bit extra. At the same time I'm sure it's possible to find Tiagra if not 105 bikes for the same price if you look for less mainstream brands, buy online or wait with the purchase to make it during autumn/winter season.
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Untimely Passages: Dossiers from the Other Shore. Talonbooks (purchase at Amazon.ca)
Reviewed by Dan Adleman
If, over the last half century, you have come into contact with an especially trail-blazing British Columbia humanities scholar, activist, artist, journalist, interloper in academia, or autodidactic flâneur, odds are they either studied with Jerry Zaslove, collaborated with him, or operated in close quarters with someone in his orbit. In this microcosm, one is never more than two degrees from Jerry. A professor in the Department of English at Simon Fraser University and the founding director of its Institute for the Humanities, Jerry edified his students and colleagues alike with a rare combination of humanity and erudition as he engaged them in far-reaching conversations about literature, art, politics, history, the arc of the humanities, and the volatile cross-currents of urban life. And yet many in his fold have remarked how unfortunate it is that he never wrote the kind of academic monograph expected of scholars of his station. Without skipping a beat, his advocates would respond, "Then again, his students are his body of work." And there is admittedly a profound sense in which that pervasive wisdom about the Zaslovosphere hits the mark.
Fortunately, there is now another notable text to engage with. Towards the end of his life, Jerry gathered many of his essays for publication in book form. Keenly aware of the timeline, he titled the book Untimely Passages and completed it just before his passing in 2021. Given that he was a trenchant critic of the careerism that dominates academia, it should come as no surprise that the form taken by Jerry's essay collection playfully subverts the imperious genre conventions of an overridingly neo-liberal academic sphere. Untimely Passages is organized into sections, or "dossiers," as Jerry calls them, each of which serves as a loose organizing principle for a bundle of essay-chapters. "While they may appear to be diverse essays," writes Zaslove, "they are united by a common cause—romantic anti-capitalism as a form of resistance and interventions into a culture that has come to be dangerous for humankind" (3).
In his artful foreword, Samir Gandesha, a long-time Zaslove colleague and collaborator, explains that the book's title speaks to much more than its author's mortality; it invokes the lives and ideas of two seminal intellectual fellow-travellers, philosopher-poets who exerted an immense influence on Jerry's project. The concept of "untimeliness" (or "unfashionableness") is a hyperlink to Friedrich Nietzsche's Untimely Meditations, in which he inveighs against the common but moribund relationships to history that he witnessed in turn-of-the-century Germany. The notion of "passages" hearkens back to Walter Benjamin's Passagen-Werk (Arcades Project), which collects his scattered thoughts and associations bound up with, as Gandesha puts it, "capitalism's dream about its own self-overcoming through a paradoxical form of awakening" (xii).
Like Nietzsche and Benjamin, Jerry operated from a philosophical stance that was simultaneously of a particular time and place (in his case, North America's West Coast in the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries) and situated radically on the fringes of it. As a consummate outsider who improbably made his way into the nerve centre of Vancouver's fledgling humanities scene, he includes among his "ideal readers" a lengthy list of kindred dissident spirits: "the service nomads, chimerical patriots of the local neighbourhoods; the exiles, migrants, strangers, members of the intelligentsia who are not bureaucrats; [. . .] hybrids, dropouts, anarchists, tricksters, utopians, visionaries, mystics, psychoanalysts, parasitic and natural anarchists" (14). With this audience of disenchanted "Mercurians" in mind, he mobilizes the ideas of a legion of philosophers, psychoanalytic scholars, and cultural critics, bringing their conceptual repertoires to bear on a range of contemporary socio-economic and cultural phenomena. While many of the theorists in his arsenal are canonical modernist thinkers (Nietzsche, Freud, Benjamin, Arendt, etc.), there are also some lesser-known standouts. Especially noteworthy are the critical concerns of Jerry's former professor, Wayne Burns, whose "parasitic anarchist" resistance to fashionable literary-theoretical norms leaves a tangible imprint on every essay. The ruminations of Siegfried Kracauer also crackle through the dossiers. A less celebrated member of the Frankfurt School, Kracauer was an early philosopher of media and culture whose meditations on the phantasmagoria of urban modernity figure, for Zaslove, as bellwethers of the mesmeric and deracinated twenty-first century marketplace.
If the book's theoretical optics are overwhelmingly modernist, its secondary texts are often surprisingly contemporary. The cumulative result is a literary-philosophical tapestry that weaves adroitly from the ideas of Freud, Benjamin, Arendt, Kracauer, and Burns to the postmodern cultural productions of Jeff Wall, Althea Thauberger, and Joy Kogawa; these cross-pollinations serve as opportunities for agile reflections on present concerns about colonialism, gentrification, and the metastases of corporate universities under the duress of an increasingly domineering capitalist milieu. And though his analyses are quick to implicate universities in some of the most corrosive transformations of cities, including Vancouver, his essays also harbour a palpable Enlightenment-inspired hope that the humanities, in particular, can still play a role in extricating us from our self-imposed immaturity as captivated subjects of capital. He therefore counts among his ideal readers "those who once were and might still be called 'humanists,' who are in peril now for using that name; and those who do not know they are anarchists until something strange happens and they think that they will be stopped in their tracks for thinking like that" (14).
Untimely Passages is a tour de force of Zaslovian anarcho-modernism. Jerry's living voice echoes through every page in a poignant manner that his extended student body will recognize and appreciate. Even as his analyses exhume a Rolodex of nineteenth- and twentieth-century letters, every page seems to bellow Nietzsche's dictum, "And now let us take a look at our own time!" The book will accordingly appeal to readers who yearn to glean vital insights from a recondite humanist interpreter of the phantasms of our dystopian present, a dream machine whose inner workings are much more caustic and alienating than the messaging of the twenty-first century university lets on.
This review "Degrees of Jerry" originally appeared in Canadian Literature , 23 Jan. 2023. Web.


My work explores creative processes such as mark making and text in relation to the potential for an expanded narrative. Sometimes I draw 'blind' in order to explore energies in abstract marks – nearer the mind than the eye – or as a device on which to build more formal statements.
I use the idea of creating disparate imagery to construct spontaneous or improvised pictorial circumstances. Dreamlike tableaux, half recalled experiences, childhood memories are among the many touchstones in my practice as an artist. Making such works is often triggered by reading and listening to music. From writers such as Gabriel Garcia Marquez and Margaret Atwood to Raymond Carver and BobDylan to music by Benjamin Britten, Radiohead and Portishead – or sparked by the work of artists from Giotto to Rose Wylie.
I usually work in series but seldom start out with a particular picture in mind, preferring to put something random down and adding to it, usually from one of my notebooks, to see what happens through the process of juxtaposition – often in a random manner until a theme or purpose evolves or changes direction. The gestural process involved in using the fluidity and viscosity of paint or drawing using various implements is, in itself, a source for pictorial invention.


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"Nigerian Soldiers Afraid Of Recaptured Towns" Chadian Military Alleges
by Musa Abdullahi & Agency Reporter
Chadian and Nigerien troops fighting Boko Haram insurgency in the North-East are reportedly begging their Nigerian counterparts to take over towns recaptured from the sect.
Nigerian authorities had announced that troops had recaptured all towns occupied by members of the terrorist group in Adamawa and Yobe states, remaining Borno, the last of the three north-eastern states mostly affected by the insurgency.
A report by The New York Times on Friday, entitled 'Foreign troops beg Nigerian soldiers to occupy recaptured towns,' said foreign troops had led journalists on a tour of the liberated towns without Nigerian troops on the ground.
Chadian authorities were reported to be angered by "the near-total absence of cooperation from the Nigerians in a crucial regional battle."
The report said Chadian soldiers were wondering why they, and not the Nigerians, were holding towns like Damasak, several days after the last Boko Haram fighter has fled or been killed.
The Chadian Foreign Minister, Moussa Faki Mahamat, was quoted as saying, "The Nigerian Army has not succeeded in facing Boko Haram. The occupation of these towns, this is up to Nigeria. My fondest wish is that they assume their responsibilities.
"Our biggest wish is that the Nigerian Army pulls itself together — that it takes responsibility in the towns. We are ready to disengage, right away."
Second Lieutenant Hassan of the Chadian Army was quoted to have berated the Nigerian troops as failing in their responsibilities.
He said, "We asked them (Nigerian Army) to come, to receive this town from us, but they have not come. It is because they are afraid.
"We fought on the night of the 14th, and the last attack was on the 15th. We called them on the 16th and told them to come; they didn't believe we were here.
"It is up to them (Nigeria) to hold the town, not us," said Lieutenant Hassan, referring to the Nigerians. "Our role is offensive. Our mission is to chase the terrorists."
The Director of Defence Information, Maj.-Gen. Chris Olukolade, however, told PUNCH Newspaper on the telephone on Saturday that it was not true that Nigerian troops were not willing to take over such territories.
He said there was no town liberated by the Nigerian troops in the ongoing offensive against the insurgents that was not effectively cleared of terrorists' presence and was not being well patrolled.
He added that the collaborating nations had warned against "irresponsible" comments involving the operation, stressing that the military would not join issues with anyone.
Olukolade said, "It is not true that our soldiers are not willing to take over such communities. There is no town that our soldiers have liberated that is not being well secured and well patrolled at the moment.
"We have always warned against irresponsible comments in this collaboration and we are not ready to join issues with anybody.
"We will do everything to sustain this collaboration."
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The Liebherr Group is planning further investments to expand the production of large diameter bearings, which can be used as key components for blade and jaw adjustment in wind turbines. With an additional production area of 6,000m² on the Guaratinguetá site in Brazil, Liebherr extends the international production network for components. "We maintain close cooperation with our customers and business partners. Therefore, we focus on proximity to the leading manufacturers of wind turbines also with regard to the production of large diameter bearings in Guaratinguetá," says Oliver Wennheller, Sales Manager for Large Diameter Bearings and Wind Industry at Liebherr-Components AG. "At the same time, we see vast potential in further development of the South American market and other branches of industry."
The modern machine pool at the production site as well as the extensive know-how of the employees at Liebherr Brasil Ltda. guarantee high-quality components from Guaratinguetá. Production will now commence with various product qualifications, so that the first large diameter bearings will be delivered to customers in the second half of 2016.


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OpEd: It's Time for the U.S. and Chinese Militaries to Cooperate on HADR
Austin McKinney
Despite the temporary trade-truce called by the United States and China during this past weekend's G20 summit in Buenos Aires, official relations between the two countries remain at their lowest point in decades. Newsreels continually highlight the role of the escalating trade-war in the increasingly fractured relationship (symbolized by erecting new tariffs, blocking investments, and filing WTO disputes), as well as the harsher political rhetoric that is fraying bonds even further (typified Vice President Pence's speech in October). Much less cited, however, has been the recent deterioration in military relations between the two powers. Military tensions in the South China Sea over disputed-sovereignty, freedom-of-navigation, and island-militarization have boiled over. In May, the United States rescinded China's invitation to participate in its biennial multilateral Rim of the Pacific Exercise (after China had participated in 2014 and 2016). "RimPac" involved 27 nations in a display of international military cooperation in the region, and excluding China sent a strong signal. More alarmingly, it eliminated the only formal, large-scale military cooperation effort the two countries had maintained with one another. More recently, American and Chinese warships narrowly avoided a high-seas collision in these same disputed-waters. The Pentagon accused the Chinese Navy of using "an unsafe and unprofessional maneuver" and the Chinese accused the Americans of threatening their "sovereignty and security." It's clear that economic and political disagreements are spilling over into the military realm. The darkening cloud over military relations creates real risks that miscommunication, misunderstanding, or even a complete accident could lead to unwanted conflict between the world's two superpowers. For the sake of global security, the United States and China must quickly identify new productive mechanisms to strengthen military-to-military relationships with one another. Joint Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Response (HADR) operations present an effective, and relatively noncontroversial, way for the U.S. and China to do just that. Since the end of the Cold War, the United States has led the charge in responding to nearly every major natural disaster in Southeast Asia because of its wide-ranging naval presence and deep regional relationships. In recent years, however, China has modernized its navy, and its capabilities increasingly rival the U.S. in this region. While certainly motivated by strategic competition, these changes also present the U.S. and China with tremendous opportunities for military cooperation through joint-HADR operations. Southeast Asia is one of the regions at the highest risk from the adverse effects of climate change. With dispersed islands, fragile coastal populations, and poor infrastructure, the nations and peoples of this region are under perilous threat from tropical storms that are more frequent and more powerful. Yet, because climate change is perhaps the only truly global problem, it offers unique opportunities for collaboration between governments who are otherwise hesitant or suspicious of one another, such as the U.S. and China. The Philippines would be a sound partner for the United States and China to cooperate with each other via newly-minted joint HADR operations. It is one of the most climate-change prone countries in the region, laying in the path of upwards of ten to twenty cyclones each year, with several mega-storms. The Philippines and the United States are longstanding allies with a mutual-defense treaty that solidifies their multifaceted military relationship. The U.S. military's relief efforts after Typhoon Haiyan showcased the close HADR cooperation between the two governments. Nevertheless, Manila and Beijing have grown increasingly close in recent years, especially under President Rodrigo Duterte, who has courted Chinese investment and aid. Despite Duterte's loud public calls for closer relations with China, however, military cooperation between the Philippines and China is still pretty sparse. While in Manilla recently, a senior Filipino military official mentioned that their only HADR military-cooperation efforts with China involve training to evacuate victims from collapsed structures in the event of an earthquake. While this is important, regional HADR cooperation should go much further. To make this a reality, the United States and China should first establish a HADR framework in partnership with the Philippines. Such a framework should include mechanisms to facilitate communication, distribute information, and share responsibility during a crisis. The next step would be to arrange and execute small-scale, trilateral HADR training exercises together. This will prepare military professionals from all three countries to operate together under normal circumstances. Then, when the next major humanitarian disaster strikes the Philippines, the U.S. and China will be enabled to respond effectively in partnership with local authorities during the actual crisis. The Philippines case-study provides a strong example of how the region and its two most important powers would benefit from more regular, formal avenues for military cooperation. Joint HADR operations would serve as a meaningful confidence-building measure between the United States and China, especially considering how low trust is between the two parties currently. It would also give the opportunity for military professionals from both countries to engage with one another, creating important relationships that could be drawn upon in the future to quell potential moments of uncertainty or tension. Ultimately, it could help set the foundation for cooperation in the region by establishing a pattern of productive interactions that could inspire improvement in other areas of U.S.-China relations as well. About the author: Austin McKinney is an officer in the United States Air Force Reserve, with active-duty experience in humanitarian assistance and disaster response operations. He holds an MBA from Harvard Business School, studied as a Marshall Scholar at the London School of Economics, and graduated from the U.S. Air Force Academy. The views expressed here are his own, and do not reflect those of the U.S. Government or the Department of Defense. Austin is thankful to the Carnegie Council's Asia Dialogues Program and the Henry Luce Foundation for facilitating his research on climate change and national security.
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X-O-Planet ist eine deutsche Elektronik-Band aus Mainz.

Geschichte
Im Herbst 2016 beschlossen Manja Kaletka und Rafael Kaletka, ihre diversen musikalischen Prägungen in das Projekt X-O-Planet einfließen zu lassen. Die Musik des Mainzer Synthiepop-Duos setzt sich aus härteren Bassklängen, gepaart mit sphärischen Synthies, die aus Rafael Kaletkas Feder stammen, sowie Manja Kaletkas Stimmfarbe zusammen. Im März 2017 veröffentlichten sie ihr Debütalbum Passengers beim Label Danse Macabre und belegten damit Platz 9 der Deutschen Alternative Charts.

Manja Kaletka war bis dato Mitwirkende in verschiedenen Bands wie

 der Essener Formation Jesus on Extasy
 der britischen Avantgarde-Musikgruppe Attrition
 der Dark-Wave Legende 18 Summers
 der Neoklassik-Band WeltenBrand aus Liechtenstein
 der Band Illuminate und
 der Mainzer Dark-Rock-Band Dark Diamonds.

Seit 2008 ist sie die Sängerin bei X-Perience.

Rafael lernte in seiner Kindheit Kirchenorgel, später kamen Gitarre und Bass dazu. Inspiriert durch Künstler der elektronischen Musikszene der ersten Stunde wie Jean-Michel Jarre, Kraftwerk und Die Krupps begann er, sich für elektronische Klänge zu interessieren. Er experimentierte mit analogen Synthesizern und produzierte erste elektronische Werke. Weitere Einflüsse kamen von EBM-Combos wie Front 242 und Nitzer Ebb.

Diskografie
Alben
 2016: Passengers (Danse Macabre Records)
 2018: Voyagers (Danse Macabre Records)
2021: X (xop_electronica)

Weblinks
 Offizielle Website

Einzelnachweise

Future-Pop-Band
Synthiepop-Band
Deutsche Band


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Home Air Routes December New Destination News Ninoy Aquino International Airport Papua New Guinea Philippine Airlines Philippine Airlines Begins Port Moresby Service
Philippine Airlines Begins Port Moresby Service
Dirk Salcedo December 21, 2015 Air Routes, December, New Destination, News, Ninoy Aquino International Airport, Papua New Guinea, Philippine Airlines,
Aviation Updates Philippines - National flag carrier, Philippine Airlines sent off its inaugural flight to Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea (PNG) on Friday, December 18, 2015.
MAIDEN FLIGHT. Jaime Bautista welcomes guests and passengers during the launch at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport. Photo by Philippine Airlines.
During the launch, Philippine Airlines President and Chief Operating Officer Jaime Bautista welcomed the guests and passengers for our Manila - Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea inaugural flight. Ribbon Cutting ceremonies led by PAL President and COO, Jaime J. Bautista and Ambassador of Papua New Guinea to the Philippines Christian Vihruri.
ROAD TO PNG. Philippine Airlines officials cut the ribbon signaling the start of the new PNG service. Photo by Philippine Airlines.
According to Philippine Airlines, the airline will fly to Port Moresby thrice weekly using its Airbus A320-200 aircraft. The new service will serve 30,000 Filipinos living in Papua New Guinena and also people living in PNG.
Philippine Airlines Flight 215 departs Manila at 2:10 AM and arrives Port Moresby at 9:20 AM. The return flight, Philippine Airlines Flight PR 216 departs Port Moresby at 10:10 AM and arrives back in Manila at 1:20 PM.
"After its successful flights to Cairns and Auckland, Philippines Airlines continues its expansion in the Oceania region by resuming flights to Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea," Bautista said. "It allows PAL to be of service to the travel needs of tourists and businessmen both from Manila and Papua New Guinea."
Philippine Airlines recently launched its flights from Manila to Auckland via Cairns earlier this month. According to Bautista, the new service to the Middle Earth will surely provide seamless travel for Filipinos and Kiwis wanting to visit the Philippines.
Source: Marianas Variety (Business World), Papua New Guinea Today
Tags # Air Routes # December # New Destination # News # Ninoy Aquino International Airport # Papua New Guinea # Philippine Airlines
By Dirk Salcedo on December 21, 2015
Posted in Air Routes, December, New Destination, News, Ninoy Aquino International Airport, Papua New Guinea, Philippine Airlines
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This Fair Harbor home has a number of features which make this a top rental choice. The house is designed to bring the best of Fire Island living inside the house.
The living areas are on the upper level of the house. Light filtered by the surrounding trees gives the sense that you are living in a tree house. The galley kitchen is open to the dining and living areas. There are two large decks on this level....follow the sun and shade throughout the day. Lots of outdoor space for dining and lounging. There is a 1/2 bath on the upper level.
On the entry level there are three bedrooms. The master has a queen bed, bedroom # 2 has a set of twins and the third bedroom has a single twin bed.
This house is on a quiet Fair Harbor walk. Immaculate.


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A Welsh Marine Planning Stakeholder Reference Group has been established which meets regularly to advise on the development and implementation of the plan.
We work closely with the Marine Management Organisation to ensure that cross-border concerns are considered in developing the WNMP.


CAN PEOPLE GO TO MARS? A new study shows that an 18-month mission to Mars could expose astronauts to more space radiation than NASA shielding technology can handle. Long-term missions to the Moon could be problematic, too. Get the full story from Science@NASA.
"I saw some lightning out the window of my home in Paris," says Atek. "So I set up a tripod and pointed my camera (a Nikon D80) at the Eiffel Tower. I never expected to get such an amazing picture."
But did the Tower really make its own lightning? The surprising answer is "yes."
"The upward branching in this photo shows that the Eiffel Tower actually initiated the discharge," says lightning researcher Richard Blakeslee of the NASA Marshall Space Flight Center. "In other words, instead of starting in the cloud and coming to ground, this flash started when the tower 'launched' a leader that propagated upward toward the cloud (which still served as the source of the electric field needed to get the process going). As the leader ascended, it branched out. Eventually one of the branches reached a region of sufficient charge to 'short out the cloud' and produce the return stroke pictured above."
According to Martin Uman's classic text The Lightning Discharge, upward-initiated discharges are "relatively rare," accounting for less than 1% of all lightning, "and generally occur from mountain tops and tall man-made structures." K. Berger, who studied lightning from a mountaintop location 30+ years ago, was one of the first to describe the phenomenon. Reference: Blizstrom-parameter van aufwarsblizen, Bull. Schweiz. Elektrotech., 69, 353-360, 1978.
On May 28, 2009 there were 1060 potentially hazardous asteroids.


Seasons Greetings! Winter is most definitely upon us here at Summit. It is a wonderland full of birds making nests, chickens laying tons of eggs, and the kid's popcorn and cranberry garlands decorating the front porch.
We had a brief warm spell there for a few, but I think we are all more than ready to calm down and enjoy our family and friends this holiday season. Something about having colder weather, a bit of snow on the ground, and all of the beautiful twinkling lights in Downtown Fort Collins to really get you into the holiday spirit.
Our family is going to lay low, stay local, work on the new addition and maybe head up to the mountains to get in some more powder days.
Below are some of my favorite pictures from this time of year. Some are crafts and recipes you can recreate at home. Polar Express Hot chocolate anyone? Others are just simply pretty. All of the links to the original site can be found by clicking on the picture.
We hope you and yours have a wonderful Holiday and see you in 2014.