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Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctoral Degree fellowships supplying funding for students to complete their PhD degree between two to three universities were offered until 2013 (last intake). These PhD programmes: Were joint study and research programmes carried out by consortia of European universities. Covered up to three years of doctoral activities.
The Erasmus Mundus Scholarships, funded by the European Union, are exclusively awarded to students coming from both EU and non-EU countries that have been selected to attend one of the Erasmus Mundus Joint Programmes at Masters or Doctorate level.
TEEME is an international doctoral programme in early modern studies funded by the CARIBU-ERASMUS MUNDUS-3rd Call for Masters and PhD applications is open ! · Deadline · Eligibility criteria for non-EU students and staff: · Language NeuroTime is a Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctorate program in Neuroscience for PhD students. Erasmus-Mundus Joint Master Programmes / Erasmus Mundes Joint Doctoral Programmes. Logo En The European Union is offering a wide range of interesting 22 Nov 2016 Up to 6 PhD fellowships are awarded for Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctorate SEED program. Students of nationalities are eligible for these PhD Opportunities by Erasmus Mundus are available for students at Bachelor, Master, or Doctoral levels. Read more here.
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Dear all, The call for the final round of fellowships, starting September 2017, is closed. The application deadline was 8th of January 2017, 23.59 (GMT+2). 2021-01-07 Applications are now open for Fully Funded Erasmus Scholarships for the Year 2021-2022. Total 2,500 Scholarships Fully Funded Scholarship to Study Bachelor and Master levels and Doctoral Degree Programs in Different European Universities will be awarded under the Erasmus Scholarship program. All the Expenses will be covered by the European Most PhD students will be eligible to receive funding to undertake an Erasmus placement abroad. Below are the amounts set for the 2020-21 academic year, although these are likely to change when the programme moves into the 2021 to 2027 phase. This site is managed by the European Education and Culture Executive Agency 2021-03-11 Here is a gathering of all Erasmus Mundus experts and PhD Scholarships and notwithstanding for Students from Developing Countries.
A successful Erasmus Mundus proposal was submitted in 2012. The consortium consists of 7 universities and 2 36 scholarship, research, uni job positions available erasmus-mundus positions available on scholarshipdb.net, FUSION-DCFUSION-DC is a three-year Joint Doctoral Programme in nuclear The financing by Erasmus Mundus for the FUSION-DC program has come to an Erasmus Mundus has two streams, the handily-named, Action 1 and Action 2: Action 1 consists of Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctorates (EMJD) focusing on a research theme (which can be interdisciplinary) at PhD level.
From master to PhD researcher. Each year more than 300 academics complete their PhD at Erasmus University Rotterdam. All faculties have their own doctorate
Degré doctoral orienté vers la recherche qui indique que la personne a fait et est Urvalsnämnden ska se till att Erasmus Mundus-masterprogram och Erasmus Malica S. Willie is a Saint Lucian PhD candidate at the University of the She was awarded an Erasmus Mundus scholarship, which allowed Furthermore, as scholar within project Erasmus Mundus Sigma Agile she has Currently, Bojana works as a Doctoral student in Environmental Engineering on For doctoral students in the Doctoral Programme in Architecture there are six KTH The studentships are not available for applicants to Erasmus Mundus and ERASMUS® is a registered trademark owned by the European Union and the European Erasmus Mundus excellence programme and is now funded for the fourth I did my PhD in Media Technology at Luleå University of Technology and the European Erasmus Mundus excellence programme and is now funded for the I did my PhD in Media Technology at Luleå University of Technology and I did my PhD in Media Technology at Luleå University of Technology and in the European Erasmus Mundus excellence programme and is now funded for the ITRL is introducing an affiliation program for KTH PhD & industrial PhD KTH The studentships are not available for applicants to Erasmus Mundus and EIT the European Erasmus Mundus excellence programme and is now funded for the For every level of the study, be it bachelor's, Masters, or PhD courses, they of masterstudents as well as supervisor of master students and PhD students. Policy, and Management: 2018, 2019, 2020 : Full Partner : Erasmus Mundus Erasmus Mundus has two streams, the handily-named, Action 1 and Action 2: Action 1 consists of Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctorates (EMJD) focusing on a research theme (which can be interdisciplinary) at PhD level.
The Trans Global Health programme is a part of the Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctorate Programme and focuses on health threats to vulnerable populations that often face complex, interwoven problems such as poverty, inequity and co-morbidity.
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Transdisciplinary Research and Education — Intercultural Endeavours. September 11-15, 2017, Leuphana University Lüneburg, Germany. Se hela listan på ec.europa.eu Erasmus Mundus Association - EMA Phd Network. June 13, 2017 ·. International Transdisciplinarity Conference 2017. Transdisciplinary Research and Education — Intercultural Endeavours. September 11-15, 2017, Leuphana University Lüneburg, Germany.
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Se hela listan på ec.europa.eu As for the duration of the Erasmus Scholarships 2021-2022, it will 4 years for Bachelors, and 2 years for Erasmus Master Program called Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree (EMJMD). The duration for PhD program will be 3 years . 2021-03-20 · The Erasmus Mundus scholarship offers financial aid to students from all over the world aspiring to pursue higher education. It covers their monthly allowances, travelling and other participation costs of the selected candidates.
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European Union Erasmus Mundus supported program GEMMA is the first Erasmus +: Erasmus Mundus Master´s Degree in Women's and Gender Studies in Europe. It is a program of excellence supported by the European Commission, which has selected it as an Erasmus Mundus Master Course four consecutive times (in 2006, 2011, 2017, and 2019).
Below are the amounts set for the 2020-21 academic year, although these are likely to change when the programme moves into the 2021 to 2027 phase. This site is managed by the European Education and Culture Executive Agency 2021-03-11 Here is a gathering of all Erasmus Mundus experts and PhD Scholarships and notwithstanding for Students from Developing Countries.
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MARESis a Joint Doctoral Programme on Marine Ecosystem Health and Conservation that has Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctorate scholarships available.
This scholarship is available only for master level candidates. Currently, Finnish Universities are not offering Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctoral scholarship. More FETALMED PhD - Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctorate in Fetal and Perinatal Medicine SOC. EDEEM - European Doctorate in Economics Erasmus Mundus. PHOENIX Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctoral Program on Dynamics of Health and Welfare. PHOENIX EM JDP Dynamics of Health and Welfare is coordinated by M.D, Ph.D Fellow, social scientist and consultant.
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Welcome to the TEEME website! TEEME is an international doctoral programme in early modern studies funded by the CARIBU-ERASMUS MUNDUS-3rd Call for Masters and PhD applications is open ! · Deadline · Eligibility criteria for non-EU students and staff: · Language NeuroTime is a Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctorate program in Neuroscience for PhD students. Erasmus-Mundus Joint Master Programmes / Erasmus Mundes Joint Doctoral Programmes. Logo En The European Union is offering a wide range of interesting 22 Nov 2016 Up to 6 PhD fellowships are awarded for Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctorate SEED program. Students of nationalities are eligible for these PhD Opportunities by Erasmus Mundus are available for students at Bachelor, Master, or Doctoral levels. Read more here.
Five leading universities in Europe offer a joint Erasmus Mundus Master of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (EMM-Nano+).


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Jim Schwartz has figured out a new formula for his Eagles defense and it might just break the NFL
By Liam Jenkins Posted on August 26, 2018
The NFL is an ever-changing landscape and for coordinators and coaches alike, adapting to the current surroundings and being open to change can often be the difference between success and failure. Just ask Doug Pederson, who implemented elements of Chip Kelly's offense, Andy Reid's offense and some collegiate concepts during his Super Bowl winning season.
There's one NFL rule change that's caused quite the stir recently and I'm sure by this point, you'll already know what I'm talking about. With a new focus on reducing the amount of concussions within the league, the NFL has introduced a rule that seeks to prevent defensive players from lowering their helmet to initiate contact. Preseason has proved that this is going to be extremely difficult for defenses to make those hard-hitting plays, because they simply can't drive into the tackle and will risk being ran over by the ball-carrier.
How a Safety is supposed to lower their body to tackle a player like Darren Sproles is now a complete mystery and there will need to be some fundamental coaching changes to how tackling is nurtured at the NFL level. However, Jim Schwartz may have just found the Kryptonite to get around this rule and decimate as his defense did in 2017.
To understand what this is, we first need to look at the development of the Eagles defense since his arrival. In 2016, the Eagles defensive tone was set. Heavy pressure up front would be the focus with the front office building through the trenches on both sides of the ball, but although the Birds began to feast on opposing quarterbacks, they were hampered by secondary setbacks.
The Eagles gave up a total of 1,024 passing yards on routes of 20 yards or more during the 2016 season, the most in the NFL. The 4-3 scheme requires a lot of man-coverage and aggressive play and a pass-rush is only as strong as its backbone. This led to some big offseason moves, including the acquisition of Ronald Darby and the free agent signing of Patrick Robinson as a slot corner. The team also bought in Corey Graham at Safety, which neatly brings us onto the next development. After deploying 'off-coverage' to move his corners further away from the ball and give them time to make a play, the pass-rush saw a dramatic increase in production. But that's only part of the fun.
With every team in the NFL utilizing nickel packages the majority of the time, the rise of the hybrid safety has become widespread. Some teams choose to specialize a corner or two (Patrick Robinson) in the slot, while other teams cross train multiple players to play inside on any given play. The teams who choose to employ extra cornerbacks on the field inherently open up a new problem – opposing offenses can now punish them via the running game or by throwing to tight ends. The counter for this, for many teams, has been to find versatile safeties (many times with a history at cornerback) that thrive in coverage and out in open space. 2017 was a prime example of this for the Eagles, but what we will see moving forward is step three in the Jim Schwartz masterplan.
If you look across the defensive depth chart, what you'll often notice is that there are players who could frequently split starting roles and possess contrasting skillsets. A perfect example of this is the current battle in the nickel between Sidney Jones and Avonte Maddox.
As I pointed out in the breakdown, it really wouldn't surprise me to see the two split nickel reps. Sidney Jones always has been and likely always will be a ballhawk; someone who feasts at the point of the catch and makes his names by picking off stray passes and breaking on balls. Maddox on the other hand is a much more compact prospect who hits hard, possesses tremendous burst and was used frequently as an extra blitzed during his time at Pitt.
Another example would be at linebacker, where Nate Gerry and Kamu Grugier-Hill are in a similar spot. While Gerry is built in the 'Kurt Coleman' mold as a hybrid Safety, Grugier-Hill's sideline-to-sideline speed and tackling ability make him far better suited to picking up screens and blowing up plays that stretch the field, whereas Gerry's skillset matches up perfectly with Malcolm Jenkins.
The same mantra can be found at defensive end with Derek Barnett and Chris Long, at DT with Jernigan Ngata and Fletcher Cox, Safety with McLeod and Graham and the list goes on.
It's well known that the Eagles led the league in QB pressures last season, amassing a stunning 342 despite the fact they rarely blitzed, bringing the extra man under 1/4 of the time. On 1st down, the Eagles barely blitzed at all, but on 3rd down, the team were more likely to send the Kitchen Sink to disrupt the passer. Sometimes this worked, sometimes it didn't, although the overwhelming majority was positive. But now, with all the pieces in place, the final stage of Schwartz's defensive masterplan will come to fruition.
We got our first glimpse of this last Thursday against the Cleveland Browns and yes, I'm referring to the eight-man rush that put actual hearts in my eyes. This was mixed in with zone blitzes, three-man rushes and the notorious 'speed' package that sees three defensive end storm the offensive front. Are the Eagles going to blitz more? Maybe not, but we can expect a surge in production for two reasons.
1) Schwartz finally has the personnel needed to truly harness the potential of his defensive scheme. If the offense is showing a 21 personnel look, adding Avonte Maddox at nickel corner and bringing Malcolm Jenkins into the box on a blitz look will be absolutely terrifying, mainly because no matter where that ball goes, there's going to be a hard-hitting defender waiting to make a play. The infamous 'NASCAR' package (four defensive ends) now has enough versatility to completely throw off a quarterback who will have no idea where the main alarm bells will begin to ring.
By having two very reliable corners playing in off-coverage and a consistent safety over the top, Schwartz can finally experiment more with his work closer to the Football, knowing that its simply not a case of throwing up a prayer, knowing the miracle will land for opposing quarterbacks anymore. It's no longer a liability to have his corners standing on an Island with a dominant receiver and this gives him the confidence to not just send the Kitchen Sink, but also the Oven and the Fridge and any other household appliance he can find.
2) Most importantly: How does one over override a new rule that strips down the art of tackling and makes it nearly impossible to land a clean hit? By avoiding that road altogether and redirecting traffic. If you can throw 5-7 players at an offensive line when they know it's a clutch situation and a big play has to be made, the chances of the quarterback having enough time to allow the play to develop, scan through his reads and get the ball out cleanly will be absolutely minimal.
The Eagles already had the most QB pressures in the NFL last season and now with added fire from Michael Bennett and versatility from players like Gerry and Maddox, the Eagles have all the ammunition in the world to make life torrid for offensive fronts. If you can't tackle without running the risk of a penalty, why run the risk to begin with? Why not cut the head of the Snake instead of waiting for it to crawl through the grass and bite when you least expect it?
If the Eagles have enough pieces to matchup toe-to-toe with any skill position player or any offensive look, can you really stop them? If there's a versatile back, the Eagles can still send pressure knowing they have some of the finest coverage linebackers in the NFL and now have the added explosiveness of Gerry and Maddox. If it's a three-tight end set or a look that has wideouts spread across the line of scrimmage, the Eagles have a plethora of corners who can hold their own, allowing Jenkins, Gerry and Michel Bennett to become unpredictable X-factors on any given play, disrupting the pass.
You can't be penalized for a helmet-to-helmet hit if the tackle doesn't need to be made to begin with. Making sure the ball doesn't reach its intended target every now and then will go a long way in achieving that.
I'm not saying that Schwartz will suddenly blitz 50 times a game, but what I am saying is that if there is a defense in this league that's primed to work around a rule that's chaining teams down, it's this one.
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A computer that's refurbished simply means that the different hardware, software, and computer specifications have been restored back to standard. This means that the refurb is basically a new computer. The truth is, that is why you will realize companies offer full warranty specifics and guarantees on reconditioned laptops, because working smart, they are just pretty much new.
Even when it is restored back to new, laptop companies can't price the refurbished computers at the same price as the new ones, they just wouldn't put up for sale. Therefore, when in sales for a good laptop machine, it only makes sense to go after a refurbished the one that offers all the accessories and amenities that you like. Usually you will see them at hundreds of dollars below what the new retail price.
You can find these greatly reduced low-price laptops from the manufacturers themselves or through one of their many outlet retail vendors. Going through the same company to get a refurbished laptop will almost guarantee you that you're going to get a quality machine for the price you pay. Going outside of the manufacturer doesn't always guarantee that you're going to get a good netbook.
When you are seeking out a refurbished laptop online, be aware that many people selling these computers misstep refurbished to mean utilized. A used laptop, while still a good buy in many instances, might not mean that the notebook has been refurbished back to normal qualities. It might result in what you see is what you get, in which case might be a damaged or nonworking machine.
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Thanks to Aquaria KLCC for the great experience at your sleep with shark program recently!
Jaden has his first overnight trip and to his liking in Aquaria KLCC. Sleep with shark program is unique as kids experience the after visitation hour, nightlife of marine creatures.
This is Aquaria KLCC signature programme for children. Kids could witness various nocturnal activities by their sharks and other marine creatures. The fun-filled night includes feeding sessions, hands-on night activities, night educational tours and of course, the unique experience of sleeping with the sharks.
This programme is suitable for children aged between 6-13 years old. Children will make new friends while having fun with all the fun-filled activities.
The programme will normally held during school holiday, and happening on Saturday to Sunday. You will drop off your child on Saturday 10.30 am at Grouper Hall, Aquaria KLCC.
Time of pick up would be 10.30 am on the next day, which is on Sunday.
That's what make parent like me stay back looking at them, hoping they will catch a glimpse of us, hoping they will miss us as much as we miss them. LOL.
They get it started with a proper safety briefing, and ensure us that our children is in good hand with them.
* No flashlights glow sticks, Gameboys, music players, candy or gum please!
And that's why you will see Jaden carrying a backpack and his sleeping bag. He insist to include his shark book too.
Children's are being brief to follow their group and the will break into 3 groups, managed by 3 facilitators.
Hands on touching starfish and more!
The tour begins and everyone follow the group. Facilitators are seen explaining to the children most of the time, and kids are asking lots of questions!
He revisited the creepy crawlies with me, and tell me how the facilitator let them feel some of the non poisonous ones. Indeed a great experience.
Mummy, can I stay in another night? Well, kids learnt a lot from experience. If your kids love sharks book, and shark encyclopedia, he/ she will love this experience.
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The Friends of the Sierra Madre Library are gathering books and DVDs for the December Drive-Thru Book Sale. It will be held on Saturday, December 5 from 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. in the Parking Lot at the Library, 440 West Sierra Madre Blvd. in Sierra Madre.
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Silent Auction Of Collectible Books
The Friends of the Sierra Made Library 'Silent Auction of Collectible Books' will take place from November 1 – December 3 at the Library. Featured are many interesting and collectible books, including some SIGNED, FIRST, and LIMITED EDITIONS.
The 17 selections will be in the Display Case in the main room of the Library and will be available for your inspection on Saturdays, November 3, 10, 17 and December 1 from 1:00-2:00 p.m. and Monday, December 3 from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Bids may be entered in the notebook on the service counter. The highest bidders on Monday, December 3 at 7:30 p.m. will be the winners.
THE SEARCH FOR SIGNS OF INTELLIGENT LIFE IN THE UNIVERSE – Jane Wagner, Lily Tomlin [INSCRIBED/SIGNED, FIRST EDITION], Harper & Row, 1986. A one-woman show, written by Wagner and performed by Lily Tomlin, on Broadway in 1977. Tomlin won a Tony; and Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle Awards for this production.
THE HOUSE NEXT DOOR – Anne Rivers Siddons, Stephen King [SIGNED, LIMITED EDITION], Old New York Book Shop Press, 1993. This gothic novel was written in 1978. It became a N.Y. Times best-seller and a made-for-TV movie in 2006. Stephen King admired the book, wrote the forward of this edition, and signed it together with Siddons. Only 450 copies were issued.
THE RED, WHITE AND BLUE – John Gregory Dunne [SIGNED, LIMITED FIRST EDITION], Franklin Library, 1987. This novel chronicles the life of Jack Broderick, the disenchanted son of a billionaire, a young man in search of himself and his world.
Three Anatomy Cutaway Books:
ANATOMY OF THE HUMAN HEAD AND NECK – William S. Furneaux [George Phillip & Son, 1895]. THE HUMAN BODY – Owen Lankester [Allman & Son, 1892?]. THE HORSE – George Fleming [George Phillip & Son].
A set of colorful vintage cut-away anatomy books, published in London in the 1890s.
NINETTE: A REDWOODS IDYLL – John Vance Cheney [FIRST EDITION], William Doxey, 1894. Each page of this lovely poetry book has been illustrated with soft halftones of washes of the flora and fauna of the California region by M. Isabelle Morrison.
PERSONAL GLIMPSES OF FAMOUS FOLKS – Lee Shippey [SIGNED, FIRST EDITION], Sierra Madre Press, 1929. Henry Lee Shippey lived for a time in Sierra Madre with his second wife, Madeleine Babin, following a scandalous affair and divorce from his first wife in Missouri. Upon moving to California, he wrote for the L.A. Times and was told to "Get out and find human interest stuff anywhere in the state; find out what the ordinary and extraordinary people of California are about." This wry book recounts meeting some famous people during that time.
IT'S A LONG STORY: MY LIFE – Willie Nelson [SIGNED, FIRST EDITION],
Little, Brown & Co., 2015. Willie Nelson tells the complete, unvarnished story of his life, including his drive to write music, the women in his life, and the highs and lows of his 80 years.
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA – Gaston Leroux [FIRST EDITION], Grosset and Dunlap, with scenes from the 1925 Universal production. This edition was published the same year Universal made the film starring Lon Chaney and Mary Philbin. A photograph from the film is bound in as well as two lovely watercolor illustrations by Andre Castaigne.
PARSLEY – Ludwig Bemelmans [SIGNED], Harper and Row, 1955. This is the story of a friendship between an old stag and a tree in a high alpine meadow. It includes a list of wildflowers in Bemelmans' illustrations.
LORD OF THE RINGS – J.R.R. Tolkien [COLLECTOR'S EDITION with slipcase], Houghton-Mifflin, 1987. The 1987 reprint of the 1966 classic. Red leatherette covers with colorful embellishments and a like-new slipcase. The complete texts of The Fellowship of the Ring, The Two Towers, and The Return of the King, with six appendices, accompanied by large-format fold-out maps.
THE ROYAL ROAD TO ROMANCE – Richard Halliburton [SIGNED], Bobbs-Merrill, 1925. Halliburton was an American traveler, adventurer, and author who prided himself on travelling the world with almost no money. This book, his first, chronicles what happened as a result, from a breakthrough Matterhorn descent to being jailed for taking pictures on Gibraltar.
MOBY DICK OR THE WHALE – Herman Melville [COLLECTOR'S EDITION],
Easton Press, 1977. Beautiful leather-bound edition of Melville's famous tale, enhanced by the illustrations of Boardman Robison.
THE MAGICAL LAND OF NOOM – Johnny Gruelle [FIRST EDITION], M.A. Donohoe, 1922. Gruelle, the creator of the famous Raggedy Ann and Andy books, was a prolific artist and cartoonist in the early 1900s. He also wrote and illustrated his own fairy tales. In this book, Johnny and Janey travel from their own backyard to the other side of the moon.
EXPLORATION OF THE VALLEY OF THE AMAZON: Made Under Direction of the Navy Department – William L. Herndon [Robert Armstrong, 1854].
Volume 1 only of 2 volumes. Commissioned by the Navy and accompanied by a letter from President Millard Fillmore, this copy of the expedition report was published expressly for members of the Thirty-third Congress and is contained in the original covers embossed "House Document." It contains 16 black and white plates and tables and graphs about the journey.
SYLVANUS MARSTON: PASADENA'S QUINTESSENTIAL ARCHITECT – Kathleen Tuttle [INSCRIBED/SIGNED], Hennessy & Ingalls, 2001. Marston was instrumental is establishing Pasadena as a winter resort and later as a thriving community. He and his firm designed 1,000 projects, many of which still survive, including the Pacific Asia Museum in Pasadena.
TANGLEWOOD TALES – Nathaniel Hawthorne [Calla Edition, 2012].
One of America's greatest authors recounts timeless tales from Greek mythology in this lovely book. These stories and legends are enhanced by the delicate original 1921 illustrations by Virginia Frances Sterrett.
CELEBRATING WITH JULIENNE – Susan Campoy [FIRST EDITION], Prospect Park Books, 2009. A beautiful cookbook from the Julienne Bistro in San Marino. Susan Campoy shared some of the most beloved recipes she developed and served at this local favorite.
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For two centuries men from all walks of life endured bloody conflict, scorching heat and unquenchable thirst in order to win and hold the city of Jerusalem.
Robert Payne brings to life every step of the Crusaders' thousand-mile journey: the deprivation; the desperate, rapacious, and brutal raids for food and supplies; the epic battles for Antioch, Jerusalem, and Acre; the barbarous treatment of captives; and the quarrelling European princes who vied for power and wealth in the Near East.
An epic tale of the glorious and the base, of unshakeable faith and unspeakable atrocities, The Dream and the Tomb captures not only the events but the very essence of the Crusades.


It is a good morning to paddle. We are heading back to Bull Frog going from side to side as the lake twists making it shorter to go at diagonals. We check out a side canyon, but most of our energy is heading back. Art and Cady are heading back to Wyoming in the morning and we are heading to Flagstaff to get ready to raft the Grand Canyon. Beautiful place, but a sadness as well knowing that some of the beauty of the area is underneath the water.
This is our second night out. We find a beautiful camp site that has snow covered mountains in the distance. We are appreciating the accuracy of the weather forecast which had predicted calm winds for the next day. We have been exploring side canyons and being awed by the color and steepness of the cliffs. There is very little boat activity on the lake this time of year. Most people visit in the summer when the water is warmer and the winds calmer. The boat of choice is a houseboat. They can be quite large often with a slide attached for a quick entrance into the water. We finished the evening by playing a round or two of Hearts.


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Text figures (also known as non-lining, lowercase, old style, ranging, hanging, medieval, billing, or antique figures or numerals) are numerals typeset with varying heights in a fashion that resembles a typical line of running text, hence the name. They are contrasted with lining figures (also called titling or modern figures), which are the same height as upper-case letters.
In text figures, the shape and positioning of the numerals vary as those of lowercase letters do. In the most common scheme, 0, 1, and 2 are of x-height, having neither ascenders nor descenders; 6 and 8 have ascenders; and 3, 4, 5, 7, and 9 have descenders. Other schemes exist; for example, the types cut by the Didot family of punchcutters and typographers in France between the late 18th and early 19th centuries typically had an ascending 3 and 5, a form preserved in some later French typefaces. A few other typefaces used different arrangements. Sometimes the stress of the 0 is made different from a letter o in some way, although many fonts do not do this.
High-quality typesetting generally prefers text figures in body text: they integrate better with lowercase letters and small capitals, unlike runs of lining figures. Lining figures are called for in all-capitals settings (hence the alternative name titling figures), and may work better in tables and spreadsheets. During the period of transition from text figures to lining, a justification for the old system was that the height differences helped distinguish similar numbers, while a justification for lining figures was that they were clearer (being larger) and that on uses such as page numbers they looked better giving all page numbers the same height. Amusingly, as several later writers have noted, the printer Thomas Curson Hansard in his landmark textbook on printing Typographia describes the new fashion as 'preposterous', but the book was printed using lining figures and the modern typefaces he also criticised throughout.
Although many traditional fonts included a complete set of each kind of numbers, early digital fonts (except those used by professional printers) include only one or the other. Modern OpenType fonts generally include both, and being able to switch via lnum and onum feature tags. The few common digital fonts that default to using text figures include Candara, Constantia, Corbel, Hoefler Text, Georgia, Junicode, some variations of Garamond (such as the open-source EB Garamond), and FF Scala. Palatino and its clone FPL Neu support both text and lining figures.
As the name medieval numerals implies, text figures have been in use since the Middle Ages, when Arabic numerals reached 12th century Europe, where they eventually supplanted Roman numerals.
Lining figures came out of the new middle-class phenomenon of shopkeepers' hand-lettered signage. They were introduced to European typography in 1788, when Richard Austin cut a new font for type founder John Bell, which included three-quarter height lining figures. They were further developed by 19th-century type designers, and largely displaced text figures in some contexts, such as newspaper and advertising typography.
The use of text figures suffered further setbacks for most of the 20th century, amid attempts to do away with typographic case altogether, and they became rarer still with the advent of phototypesetting. Fine book faces for mechanical typesetting still used text numerals well into the 20th century, and they began to make a strong comeback.
Text figures are not encoded separately in Unicode, because they are not considered separate characters from lining figures, only a different way of writing the same characters. However, many fonts intended for professional use offer both text and lining figures, either using OpenType features to select between them or using Unicode's Private Use Area for one or the other set. Adobe's "Pro" fonts used to do both (using private use codepoints U+F643 to U+F64C to encode text figures), but the most recent ones only use OpenType features.
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^ Hansard, Thomas Curson (1825). Typographia, an Historical Sketch of the Origin and Progress of the Art of Printing. pp. 430–1. Retrieved 12 August 2015.
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While any website compromise is dangerous for users, this one is particularly disconcerting because of the demographic of its users, says James Pleger, Director of Research at RiskIQ.
"The jQuery library is a very popular toolkit for developing websites with dynamic content and is widely used by developers within enterprises. jQuery users are generally IT Systems Administrators and Web Developers, including a large contingent who work within enterprises," he pointed out.
The attack was first detected on September 18, and given that the malicious redirector was hosted on a domain (jquery-cdn.com) that was registered on the same day, it's more than likely that that was the day when the attack actually started.
Users who have visited the site on or around September 18 are advised to check whether they have been compromised by the malware. The researchers recommend immediately re-imaging of the system, resetting passwords for user accounts that have been used on it, and checking whether suspicious activity has originated from it (data exfiltration, etc.).
The good news is that there is no indication that the jQuery library itself has been affected.
This article was modified to reflect that statement, and to make clear that RiskIQ researchers stated that the issue was addressed by the jQuery team.
UPDATE, 25 September, 18:00 PM CET The jQuery Infrastructure team said that they have received widespread reports and confirmed a compromise of jquery.com.
"This attack was aimed at defacing our sites, and did not inject malware like the attack that was reported on September 18th by RiskIQ. We believe that these are separate incidents that may have used the same attack vector," they shared in a blog post.
"We took the site down as soon as we realized there was a compromise and cleaned the infected files. We are taking steps to re-secure our servers, upgrade dependencies, and address vulnerabilities," they pointed out, adding later that they have moved the site to a new server only running code they trust.


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During the industrial times, unions used to have more power as they were seen to represent the rights of the employees. While they seem to less relevant in today's corporate world, they do have an important role in countries which are more protectionist and potentially, welfare oriented.
In their heyday, unions held a lot of power and were influential over the employees. While many companies considered them as a nuisance or even as an enemy, they were actually a useful way of engaging employees by companies who knew how to work with them. Even if they are not directly relevant anymore, examining their role and how companies like Semco engaged them is useful learning as stakeholder management. Learning how to make allies out of stakeholders who hold opposing interests will always be a relevant skill. When working with stakeholders with different interests, especially with what seems like opposing interests, the ultimate goal is to build trust so that the relationship can progress.
With good relationships already established, leveraging on them for a mutually beneficial solution is easier. Engaging these stakeholders at moments of crisis also becomes less resource heavy as there is already an existing relationship and enough understanding in place.


The previous post showed the making of a bending form for three standard (or floor) lamps; since the shape of the upright gradually tapers in both width and thickness (like the table legs on which it is modelled) some thought was called for. Tapering the width is simple enough — just saw the shape from the finished lamination — but the taper in the thickness cannot be sawn. Well actually it can, but it would look singularly horrible at the points where the saw cut crosses the glue lines at a shallow angle. The answer is to taper the individual strips that make up the lamination; when glued together the total taper will be the sum of the tapers of the individual strips.
Before this could be done, I needed to know how many strips would be required; the maximum thickness of an individual strip will be that which can be bent around the form without breaking. (Something less than this probably a good idea, given that wood is an inconsistent sort of thing; also the actual task of laying up the stack of laminations is made a good deal harder with overly springy (springful?) strips. A merely moderate pressure needed to force one strip around a sharpish bend becomes a serious test of upper body strength when multiplied by eight.) In this case I decided on a maximum thickness of just over 0.25", with each consisting of eight strips.
Now the tricky bit: how much to taper each individual strip so that the final stack is 1.75" thick at one end and 2.375" at the other? (Hint: this is much easier in millimetres.) Also, how to cut each strip to the correct dimension? The total taper is 5/8" (.625"), and the individual taper of each strip is then one-eighth of this, or a bit over 1/16". The strips are about seven feet long.
Without being a woodworking bore, one answer is to stick an eight foot piece of 2x6 pine through the thickness planer, thus ensuring a true upper surface; then by some means* taper this piece by the required 3/32". When this is accomplished, each lamination strip in turn can be placed on this prepared board, and run through the thickness planer; the taper of the board will then be reproduced on each strip. However, a thickness planer is far from ideal for this operation; thin wood is likely to self destruct when passing under the whirling knives, and even if it successfully negotiates the cutter-head, there will be problems of chatter and grain tear out. A thickness sander sounds like a much better idea, but I don't have one.
* "By some means" also glides over an inconvenient truth: I don't have a good way of doing this. Trial and error (mostly error) was used to finally bring an individual trial strip to the proper measurement. An added complication was that the lower two thirds of the finished lamination had to have virtually no taper, the desired shape swelling gently as it starts to curve, but not before.
So, this what it looks like: the tapered pine board is on the bottom; a 1/4" piece of jatoba is sandwiched between it and the cutter head, and with any luck will emerge slightly thinner at one end than the other. There are 23 more strips to do.


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Eagles Give Away A Game In Chicago
CHICAGO -- You win games like these by doing the things the Eagles didn't do on Sunday night in Chicago. You don't turn the ball over on special teams. You score inside the 10-yard line. You don't give up third-down conversions to a lousy offense.
But the Eagles did not win on Sunday night, losing 24-20 to the Bears, and they are now 2-2 on the season with a rough game Sunday ahead.\
It was a terrible loss in Chicago. Here are some of the things I saw ...
Even though the Eagles moved the ball pretty well the whole game, they really missed Brian Westbrook in the red zone and, especially, inside the 10-yard line. The offense just could not punch the ball in when it had to, and Westbrook's explosion wasn't replaced.
Matt Schobel missed his block on that fourth-down run from the 1-yard line and the line got no surge. Think the Eagles missed Shawn Andrews and L.J. Smith there?
With about 13 minutes left in the game, the scoreboards froze as did the on-field play clock and the officials kept the time on the field for about three minutes, which added to the surreal nature of this game.
Third and seven early in the fourth quarter and the Eagles blitzed and Chicago called a screen pass to Matt Forte that gained a huge first down -- 17 yards to the Philadelphia 40-yard line -- to set up Robbie Gould's 41-yard field goal that gave Chicago a 24-20 lead with 10:28 remaining.
I loved the call to give DeSean Jackson an end around on the final play of the third quarter. The Eagles needed to establish something on the ground, and getting the ball to Jackson in space was perfect.
The defense pitched a perfect third quarter: three takeaways -- one interception and two fumble recoveries -- and held Chicago to four total yards in 13 plays.
I can't believe this game. The defense, after a tough first half, is having a great third quarter. Trent Cole's sack and forced fumble, recovered by Omar Gaither (who is having a fantastic game) gave the offense another scoring opportunity in Chicago territory. But the Eagles couldn't put the ball in the end zone, and had to settle for a field goal. You hae to convert touchdowns in those situations.
Too many blown chances. Too many. The Eagles had a great Sav Rocca punt, fine punt coverage on Devin Hester to pin the Bears at the 3-yard line and then the defense made a great stand to set up the Eagles offense at Chicago's 35-yard line. But David Akers missed his second field goal of the night -- earlier he was wide right from 50 yards -- when his 47-yard attempt bounced off the right upright and the Eagles still trailed 21-14 with 8:01 to go in the third quarter.
Just an awful series of events to close the first half and then begin the third quarter -- the touchdown pass to Devin Hester and then Donovan McNabb's interception when DeSean Jackson turned one way -- wide open, by the way -- and McNabb's pass sailed into the hands of Kevin Payne, who returned the interception 39 yards to the Eagles 11-yard line. Thank goodness for the Quintin Mikell interception in the end zone to keep the Eagles within 21-14 with 11:47 to go in the third quarter.
Juqua Parker pressured Kyle Orton and altered a throw early in the second quarter, resulting in a pop-up of a pass that Darren Howard intercepted. The Eagles had so much success coming at Orton from the quarterback's left side to that point in the game. However, the Eagles failed to get a first down and David Akers just missed a 50-yard field goal.
The Eagles put together a very nice drive to tie the game at 14-14, with Reggie Brown catching two passes for 47 yards on the drive. Correll Buckhalter had a beautiful catch and run on a screen pass that gained 19 yards to the 1-yard line, where he blasted into the end zone on first and goal. Buckhalter handed the ball to center Jamaal Jackson to spike, a nice move. The touchdown was especially important to stem the momentum the Bears had after they recovered a DeSean Jackson fumbled punt and scored two plays later to take a lead.
Good blitz call on the final play of the first quarter and perfect execution from Chris Gocong to register his second NFL sack. Both came in Sunday night games, by the way. He decked Tom Brady last year in New England. I did a story earlier in the week about the linebackers and their blitz calls, and I had a sense from that conversation that Gocong would have a chance in this game to come with the heat.
Huge sack late in the first quarter by tackle Dan Klecko -- with an assist from Juqua Parker -- to take the Bears out of possible field goal range. The Eagles did not blitz much early on.
Late in the first quarter a pair of penalties were called -- one on the Eagles for an illegal formation and one on the Bears for a roughing-the-punter penalty -- and the penalties cancelled each other out and Sav Rocca punted again. Two weeks ago, there was a similar situation in Dallas when the Eagles committed a personal foul and the Cowboys had a more minor infraction. In Dallas, the Cowboys benefitted by rule that a personal foul was enforced. In Chicago, the penalties offset because there was a change in possession. Dumb rule, wouldn't you agree?
Jon Runyan committed a false-start penalty on the third drive and, according to the Eagles' media relations department, it was Runyan's first penalty since the 2006 season. The league has a Stats Pass package that charts these kinds of things.
Grrreeat second drive for the Eagles, moving 74 yards in eight plays. DeSean Jackson had two receptions for 45 yards and a touchdown, and he also took an end around for 21 yards. The touchdown catch was something the Eagles worked on in their red zone practice during the week, and Donovan McNabb delivered a perfect throw over two defenders -- linebacker Brian Urlacher and safety Mike Brown -- and into Jackson's hands. No celebration for Jackson, by the way. He acted like he had been there before, and flipped the football back to the referee.
Terrible start for the Eagles. Brent Celek dropped a pass on first down, an easy catch. Then Donovan McNabb tried to go deep to DeSean Jackson, but he was well covered. The Bears sacked McNabb for a 10-yard loss on third down. Defensively, the Eagles were gashed by Chicago's passing game. This is exactly the kind of start the Eagles needed to avoid.
Rookie Joe Mays is in uniform for the first time this season. He is here to excel on special teams. With all of the injuries, Mays has to be a big part of the coverage group.
Hank Baskett started at wide receiver with DeSean Jackson. I expected Reggie Brown to start.
The decision to make Westbrook inactive came very, very late in the process. He warmed up before the game and there was a buzz on the sidelines that he would play. This was about 2 1/2 hours before the game. Then the Eagles made the decision shortly before the inactive list was to be determined -- which happens 90 minutes before kickoff -- that Westbrook wouldn't play. He came to Chicago to play and is surely disappointed, but everyone knows it makes no sense to have Westbrook on the field if he can't be effective for 60 snaps.
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How to Stop Stressing Out About Money When You're Stressing Out About Money
Don't let that next bill send you into a death spiral
Existence is about suffering, at least according to Buddhists. But any of us who have ever stressed out about money, Buddhist or not, knows it's true, especially those of us who don't live like monks. Ask anyone who's gone bankrupt: There are few mental sensations more painful than an increasing stream of bills raining down on you that you have no idea how you're gonna pay.
So are there ways to stay calm and avoid stressing out when you're in debt? Along with financial therapist Mariah Hudler of Koru Financial Therapy, we're going to grit our teeth and find out.
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Whoa there. Okay, the first thing you need to do is face up to your situation — stop procrastinating and do it. As you think about it, Hudler says, you're likely to experience some strong emotions relating to money, positive or negative. Just chill and take a few moments to sit with these emotions, she advises. "Bring attention to your body, and notice the sensations in your shoulders, hands, feet, etc.," she says. "Take a few deep breaths. Repeat as needed when emotions arise."
Feel calmer yet?
I mean, not really, but let's pretend it's working so far. What else you got?
The next thing is, you've probably been keeping your financial anxieties to yourself, right?
Well, yeah — it's not something to brag about, is it?
True — but if there's no one you can reasonably talk to, you have to have an honest conversation with yourself about money. Hudler recommends journaling, saying you need to ask yourself the following:
What does money mean to me?
How comfortable do I feel talking about money, or making money decisions?
What did I learn from my family about spending and saving?
Am I living the financial life I want?
"These responses will provide insight into how you relate to money and will assist you in making money decisions," she says. So grab a pen and paper, or your keyboard, and start writing to yourself.
Now that you mention it, is there anyone I can also talk to about it?
Sure — you can find plenty of groups full of peers, in person and online, who are going through the same thing you are. It could provide you with some emotional support, and even guidance. Practicing (and being around) kindness in this way can make you feel a lot better. Or, of course, there are many trained financial therapists like Hudler out there.
What about the bills, though? They're not gonna pay themselves.
Right, and it's on you (maybe with the help of a trained professional) to solve that. Set goals and think about the big picture — in order to do this, you need a plan. "Start small by listing your bills, creating a budget and a payment plan," Hudler says.
By facing your anxiety rather than avoiding it and procrastinating, you'll feel better even before you pay a single dollar — just the feeling of knowing you have a plan can be a huge relief. Of course, now you have to be sure to stick with your plan (and all of the tips above). But that can also create a positive feedback loop, where sticking to your plan, even if you're just chipping away at a small mountain of debt, can make you feel a lot better, and calmer, than being stuck in neutral.
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Ponce library to be renamed for LGBTQ trailblazer Joan Garner
By Patrick Saunders | Aug 8, 2019 | 12:44 PM
The Fulton County Commission unanimously voted to rename the Ponce de Leon Library after beloved Fulton Commissioner Joan Garner.
Garner (photo), who died in 2017 after a long fight with breast cancer, was the commission's first-ever openly LGBTQ member and was heralded for her work advocating for LGBTQ rights and fighting HIV/AIDS.
Charles Stephens, who coordinated the renaming, said he was "thrilled" with the commission's vote on Wednesday.
"As an Atlanta native, as someone who loves libraries, and as someone who has dedicated my life to black LGBTQ advocacy, I could not be more proud of Fulton County," Stephens said in a press release. "Joan Garner inspired so many of us. This library will be a fitting tribute to her legacy.
Stephens is the founder and executive director of the Counter Narrative Project.
Over 400 people signed a petition in support of the renaming, according to the commission meeting agenda. The Ponce library's board of trustees also supported the move.
State Rep. Park Cannon, one of the five openly LGBTQ members of the legislature, signed the petition. She noted that Garner created the Fulton County Task Force on HIV/AIDS.
"The work of Commissioner Garner on the Fulton County HIV Task Force elevated our region's need for federal, local and state coordination on HIV," Cannon said during Wednesday's commission meeting. "I cannot think of a more fitting way for generations to come than for them to be learning the library was named after one of these pioneers."
Jeff Graham, executive director of Georgia Equality, wrote a letter in favor of the renaming in June.
"Such an honor would not only be a public reminder of her service to the people of Fulton County during her tenure as commissioner and member of the Library Board of Trustees, it would be a significant recognition of her role in advancing LGBT inclusion and acceptance," he wrote.
Graham added that he believed it would be the first public building in Fulton named after an LGBTQ person.
Andrea Young, executive director of the ACLU of Georgia, also wrote a letter in support of the renaming.
"Commissioner Garner was an exemplary public servant and servant leader," Young wrote. "She was one of the most prominent LGBTQ elected officials in the South and lived her life with courage and grace. Commissioner Garner was an advocate for quality healthcare for us all as well as for the arts and creative expression."
The library's new name will be the Joan P. Garner Library at Ponce de Leon. The library is about to close for renovations and the renaming will occur when it reopens, according to Fulton County spokesperson Jessica Corbitt-Dominguez.
The Fulton Commission named a conference room at the county's health building after Garner as she battled cancer in April 2017. She died several days after the honor.
Garner was remembered in December with a mural at the Metropolitan, a condo building on Marietta Street in downtown Atlanta.
UPDATE | The renovation of the Ponce library will take six to nine months once it closes, according to Fulton County Library System spokesperson Claudia Strange. A closing date has not been set.


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Dried Fruit Packer
Sun-Glo
Prune crate from Higgins-Hyde Packing Company.
Higgins-Hyde Packing Company was a dried fruit packer operating in San Jose and Campbell from about 1928 to 1933. The principals were A.A. Higgins; J.S. Roberts was the secretary. Higgins-Hyde apparently only packed prunes under the "Sun-Glo" brand. Higgins-Hyde declared bankruptcy in June 1933[1]. A. A. Higgins and Bea Rae Higgins sold their property near Saratoga to Higgins-Hyde on May 29, 1933[2] for transfer to the now-bankrupt company, and their farmland was sold on 5/29/34[3].
Higgins-Hyde's sole claim to fame was their attempt to break the "prune pool" in 1932. The prune pool was an organized attempt to keep a floor under falling prune prices. In the previous year, packers had been selling their crops as fast as possible because of fears of lowering prices. To try to keep prices up, the pool was going to take the majority (85%) of the crop to try to regulate the flow of prunes into the market[4]. In mid-1932, there was a concerted push by the United Prune Growers, by Sunsweet, and by local businesses to get 85% of all farmers to sign up for the pool and limit the amount of crop they would sell into the market. Higgins-Hyde was caught trying to sign up farmers against the pool, and supposedly was spreading misinformation about the pool to get sign-ups. Higgins-Hyde was unrepentant; in a July 11 1932 San Jose Evening News article (2nd page) quotes Higgins saying they ran a "prune pool" for at least the last four years. The argument wasn't heard; outcry among pool supporters was loud[5].
Eventually, Higgins-Hyde backed down with an announcement that some of the former Higgins-Hyde contractees would be signing their prunes to the pool[6]. Higgins-Hyde made the switch official in a letter to the San Jose News releasing any farmers from their contracts[7]. "All fruit under the control of Fred Lester and Otto Van Dorsten had been placed in the (United Prune Growers Pool), it having formerly been in the private pool of Higgins-Hyde. It has been explained that a satisfactory adjustment had been made and the Higgins-Hyde contract cancelled. A. A. Higgins announced several weeks ago during the State investigation of the pool that any growers who desired to be released would have their request granted."
Higgins-Hyde also turns up in legal documents when their plant on San Carlos Street needed to have a garage removed as part of the San Carlos Street viaduct construction work. A deed filed May 29, 1933 (book 652, page 286) notes they got $200 from the sale of the land for moving their garage and scales. H.H. Kooser and his wife owned the land under the plant, and had re-mortgaged it in 1927 and 1929[8]
Higgins-Hyde survived for another year. They leased part of the former George E. Hyde & Company cannery for storage of prunes according to an article[9]. The May 9, 1934 San Jose News, page 14: "Packing Firm Trustee Loses $2578 Prune Suit" "T. J. Miller, trustee of the Higgins-Hyde Packing Company, lost his $2578 action involving a contract for the purchase of 800 tons of prunes against Nathan L. and William Lester, growers, in Superior Judge William F. James' court yesterday when a jury awarded judgement in favor of the defendants."
Some Higgins-Hyde prune boxes still exist; one of their boxes in use in Vermont as ballot box
San Jose 1929-1932 750 West San Carlos Street address according to SP siding list and city directories.
↑ Bankruptcy case started 6/3/1933, filed in Santa Clara county 7/31/1933, book 661 pg 69.
↑ Santa Clara County deed, book 683, pg 558.
↑ Santa Clara County deed, book 688 pg 317.
↑ Robert Couchman, The Sunsweet Story, 1967, Sunsweet Growers
↑ "Report Condemns Higgins-Hyde Pool". July 28, 1932 San Jose Evening News.
↑ Prune Prices Rise as Pool Success Looms: August 13, 1932 San Jose News
↑ August 23, 1932 San Jose Evening News.
↑ Mortgage filed in the Santa Clara County recorder's office, 3/14/27, book 475/220.
↑ Thursday September 14, 1933 Campbell Interurban Press
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Winter Event: USS Newport News (CA-148)
2 December 2022 Development
USS Newport News will be one of the top prizes awaiting participants of this season's winter event in War Thunder.
USS Newport News (CA-148), Heavy Cruiser, USA, Rank V, Event Vehicle.
Auto-loaded 8'' cannons
Excellent dual-purpose arsenal
Large crew
Extensive protection
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The Des Moines-class heavy cruisers were created as a result of the U.S. Navy's need to incorporate all the lessons learned during WWII into one ultimate heavy cruiser design, capable of outperforming all previous vessels in terms of its combat capabilities. A focus of this undertaking was to provide the new vessel with a much higher rate of fire in its 8'' guns through the fitting of an autoloading mechanism. As the last ship of the class, USS Newport News was laid down in October of 1945 and commissioned into service in July 1949. In the postwar period, USS Newport News saw combat action during the Vietnam War and acted as the flagship of the U.S. Second Fleet. USS Newport News was decommissioned in 1975 after over 25 years of continuous service and was ultimately sold for scrap in 1993.
USS Newport News will be one of the top prizes awaiting participants of this season's winter event in War Thunder. This cutting edge heavy cruiser represents the pinnacle of American heavy cruiser design, incorporating the most advanced technologies available to shipbuilders of the time. Derived from the Baltimore-class, already familiar to some captains, USS Newport News' most prominent feature includes the fitting of a novel autoloading mechanism for its 8'' (203mm) Mk.16 primary battery. As a result, USS Newport News possesses a rate of fire more akin to 6''-armed light cruisers and can thus engage its targets with an unrelenting hail of shells. Alternatively, captains can also more easily engage multiple targets at once since the fast reload enables for quick adjustments in between salvos.
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Apart from the lethal primary arsenal, USS Newport News' auxiliary weapons are no less formidable. In fact, consisting of a number of 5''and 3'' cannons, USS Newport News is a true floating fortress, posing a considerable threat to smaller surface vessels and aircraft in particular! Complementing the ship's excellent firepower is also a good balance between protection and mobility, with the vessel featuring an armored belt of up to 152 mm as well as a top speed of 33 kts (61 kmh).
All in all, USS Newport News is an excellent reinforcement in any seasoned captain's high-tier naval lineup and a worthy prize for those going the full nine yards in this season's winter event!
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Nobody cares about boats
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Enjoy the small improvement of not getting a ship as the first devblog of the patch
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Now this does put a smile on my face.
Johnny_Congdon
This looks like it has the potential to be very OP if the autoloader works the way I think it will
The Des Moines class were probably one of the most powerful gun armed warships ever built in history. The autoloader 8" guns are to this day an engineering marvel. Literally spitting out 8" shells to the fire rate of a Destroyer.
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I got really excited for a moment thinking this was for the update and not the winter event :( Hopefully the Des Moines can come to the research tree later, like what happened with the Baltimore and the Pittsburgh. Still nice to finally see this class of ship come to the game. She'd have to be 6.3 at the minimum though.
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when will they be available throught the USPS? they're still listed as "unavailable" on their website.
All I saw today was the stamp pins for sell.
I don't know about first-day, but they're supposed to be available in wide release nationwide starting tomorrow (Saturday).


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> at the very end of the disc.
> So having a 48x (max) CD-ROM start reading at 20x, is perfectly normal.
> Download CDSpeed from http://www.cdspeed2000.com/ , and benchmark your drive.
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For decades the structure of Iron Age societies in Europe has been debated on the basis of varying interpretations of the same evidence—primarily artefact typologies and settlement morphology. At the heart of the problem is that the social models for Iron Age Britain are predicated by the notion of population stasis punctuated by migration episodes or events. However, prehistory was not static; the prehistoric world was a mobile one where connectivity and the intensity of contact in intercultural encounters provided the mechanism for cultural transmission and change. The movement of people, goods, and ideas has been fundamental in making people and societies what they are, but the nature, intensity, mechanisms, and extent of these connections has varied greatly in time and place. Understanding modes of mobility is key as mobility can be both physical and social, temporary and repeated, and disruptive and connecting.
In this website you will find information on research into Iron Age settlements, artefacts, animal remains, and human remains from across Britain. Some of the data will derive from traditional archaeological analyses, while others will come from high-tech scientific studies. Each site or project presented will have its own associated research questions and aims, but it is hoped that by bringing them all together here that a picture begins to develop about how Iron Age people lived and interacted across space and through time.
When studying the connections between people and groups, the site is most often the spatial point at which all subsequent data is analysed. The 'site' can range from a monumental settlement (Maiden Castle, Dorset pictured) to a small farmstead. More importantly though it could be a single find spot, which is so often the case for artefacts reported to the Portable Antiquities Scheme (England and Wales) or Treasure Trove (Scotland). It can even be an area in the landscape – such as a rock outcrop or source for clay or metal that was exploited in the past.
The traditional approach to constructing Iron Age chronologies has been based on often complex artefact typologies. Ceramics and metalwork are two key artefacts that are used. Brooches are especially interesting as they form a key 'dateable' artefact class spanning the entire Iron Age period. And while brooches present stylistic distinction that varies through time, they also provide the single-most widespread and continuous record of cultural connectivity with the European continent.
Website created by Derek Hamilton. Except where otherwise noted, this work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License


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16 More Worries that Keep the Swiss Awake at Night
Last year, while the Swiss were carrying on with their daily lives, I was secretly observing them to see if there is anything at all that bothers them.
I managed to come up with a list of 15 worries that keep the Swiss awake at night. Seven months later, I have still been keeping an eye on them to see if I can add to my list – and I managed to!
So here, dear friends, are 16 more worries that keep the Swiss awake at night:
"They stereotype us with chocolate and cheese. And they don't recognize us for our other talents, such as... well... um... cheese and chocolate!"
"I don't like it when the train gets crowded and I have to sit next to someone. I need an entire compartment for myself."
"There are too many other shoppers dodging the store on Saturday morning at 8 AM."
"All the parking at the mall is occupied. And my car won't fit in that one empty spot."
"My neighbor's car isn't parked in the set perimeter of the assigned space. It's clearly stated in rule number 975463."
"My new neighbor's dog is not so well behaved. He has already barked at me twice and should be trained."
"My neighbor's lawn has not been mowed to perfection."
"This traffic jam is going to delay my appointment by 4 minutes."
"This jogging trail gets crowded* fast, so I better go early to avoid all the joggers..."
*Crowded in the Swiss terminology is sighting one jogger every one minute. Crowded indeed!
"How come the rest of the world does not follow the sacred Swiss book of "10'000 rules to never break"?"
"Someone might steal one of my garden gnomes."
"Netflix is showing the latest season of Game of Thrones in many countries, but not in Switzerland*."
*Admittedly, it is also my worry.
"The next vacation is too far away."
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"Winters are too cold. And summers, too hot!"
"The weekend's rain will ruin the barbecue plans."
"Some non-Swiss guests* may arrive late and delay the apéro."
*This one definitely goes for Indians...
An Indian citizen married to a Swiss, Indira is a published journalist based in Bern. She is very enthusiastic about Switzerland's culture and traditions.
jacques says:
hi – each monday you can see the brand new episode from season 6 of "got" on rts1 – the French-speaking television channel… Tonight episode 9 starting at 22.35 in french and english.
and for the old seasons you can buy the blu-ray-versions :-)
"Some non-Swiss guests* may arrive late and delay the apéro" is basically the same thing as saying "Oh look they are on time just as if they were Swiss!" to a non-Swiss guest. It kinda felt like it was an effort at a compliment but for some reason didn't feel like a real one. :D
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I was working last night and was doing the dairy aisle of cheeses, butters and fats.
A box came in that I didn't recognise, opened it up.
Well as you'll know, easter is nearly here so what could it be.
It's a cheese easter egg.
Yep, a cheese, easter, egg.
and a small sachet of chutney.
Oh and it's £5 (USD$7).
I should of expected this after last christmas when we got Ilchester cheese advent calendars.
As you may see, there is even bad jokes on the back of the advent calendar door.
What's a Pirates favourite cheese? Chedd-arrrgghhh.


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03 Apr Air Serv Begins Operations in Central African Republic Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
Posted at 02:55h in News & Articles by AirServ
Entebbe, Uganda. An Air Serv aircraft is on the ground in Bangui, Central African Republic (CAR) to support humanitarian operations there. The program is expected to be short term until it can be taken over by the French organization, Aviation Sans Frontieres (ASF). However, border closings are quickly impacting the movement of aircraft and crew from country to country, increasing the likelihood of extension.
The Air Serv team arrived in CAR with the expectation of remaining for the next thirty days, but is prepared to continue the program should conditions deteriorate and the ASF crew is unable to enter the country. "Emergency response waits for nothing. If anything, services are needed now more than ever," says Air Serv CEO, Stu Willcuts. "The world is facing challenges never before seen, but we are determined to continue providing support as long as we are able."
The program is operating as part of a network providing air transport services to nongovernmental agencies and humanitarian organizations working within the region. Relief organizations, and especially healthcare providers, are under extreme strain as the virus begins to spread through the country. Six confirmed cases had been reported as of March 31, although the number is not widely considered accurate due to a shortage of tests and is expected to increase quickly.
CAR is heavily dependent on outside assistance, with an estimated 70% of healthcare provided by nonprofit aid organizations. The inability to transport cargo and personnel into the country due to border closings could have catastrophic effects. The Norwegian Refugee Council reports that currently, only three ventilators are available to the population of nearly five million people. Air Serv is working alongside other aid organizations to source and deliver supplies amid worldwide suspension of international commercial flights, as an increasing number of countries are permitting the arrival and departure of humanitarian cargo flights only.
Air Serv aircraft are the bridge connecting lifesaving aid with those who need it most. The organization is urgently requesting donations and pledges as it responds to this unprecedented crisis. Donor-supplemented programs will facilitate the delivery of desperately needed supplies, and permit partner organizations to focus the bulk of their budgets where they will have the most impact, providing healthcare, shelter, food, and sanitation. Donations can be made through the Air Serv website at www.airserv.org.
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MORNINGTON NEWS
scoreboard Islanders in command PROVINCIAL
By IT Gully LONG Island has placed itself in a commanding position against Pines in MPCA Provincial cricket after scoring 9/263 on day one of the match. Despite a shaky start that saw the home team 3/49, Islanders' skipper Scott Phillips (70), along with Justin Bridgeman (31) took the score to 117. Strong performances from Andrew Tweddle (49) and keeper Michael Chaplin (42) in the middle order then ensured the Islanders batted out their 80 overs and posted a strong score. Craig Entwhistle and Nick Wilcox each claimed a couple of wickets each for the Piners.
The Piners will need to bat a lot better than they did in the opening round last week to be any chance of victory. Langwarrin gave up a solid start but still managed to post a competitive score of 228 against Sorrento. The opening pair of Matt Prosser (77) and Simon McEvoy put on 128 for the opening stand but the Kangas pretty much lost their way after that. Jake Prosser scored 22 batting at three and Mitch Bromley was more than handy again in the middle order, however, the rest failed. Jayden Morgan was the surprise packet, opening the bowling and claiming 3/56 from 20 overs, while Bobby Parslow put on a show, snaring 5/25 from 18.5 overs. He bowled 11 maidens.
Mornington has again failed with the bat, this time against Moorooduc. However, the Dogs' bowlers have placed them in the box seat. The Doggies struggled against Langwarrin last week in the one day game and on Saturday, limped to 177 against the Ducs. Brad McDonald top scored with 59 and Michael Heib scored 36. The home side rolled their more fancied opponents in the 66th over. Leigh Lambert (3/27 from 19), Sushant Gupta (3/33) and Ross Cordeaux (3/31) were more than solid for the Ducs. Unfortunately, the Moorooduc batsmen couldn't sustain the good work done earlier and fell to 3/30 after facing the final 14 overs of the
afternoon. Dogs' quick Luke Popov has 2/13 Only three Baxter batsmen made more than 10 runs on Saturday against Rye, however, it was enough to give them a competitive total of 205. Dale Irving hit 67, Shane McComb 49 and Ben Matters 46 at the Greg Beck Oval. Tom Baron was superb for the Demons, taking 7/63 from 33 overs. Max Cairns was a solid support opening the bowling with two wickets. Dale Irving and Chamika Sattambi then went to work with the ball for Baxter, picking up two early wickets to have the visitors 2/12 at stumps. Brad Rossborough has once again started the season in blistering fashion, smacking an unbeaten 110 for
Somerville against Mt Eliza. Rossborough received some solid support from Nick Marshall (44) at the top of the order and Jack Barbour (20) late in the innings, however, no other batsman got into double figures. Somehow, thanks to Rossborough, the Eagles batted their 80 overs for 235 runs. Nick Baron was the pick of the Mt Eliza bowlers with 5/39 from 18 overs. Peninsula Old Boys dominated the first day of their match against Crib Point. The visitors won the toss and batted first and made 8/301 in their 80 overs. Brad Arnold and Glen Barclay picked-up two wickets each for the Magpies.
Miller lifts the Hills DISTRICT
By IT Gully IT'S been a long time since Heatherhill has dominated a day of cricket but it certainly did that on day one of their MPCA District clash against Flinders. The domination came on the back of young gun Kristian Miller, who smashed 133 against the Sharks. Opening the innings, Miller clubbed 18 fours and two sixes as he dominated all eight Flinders bowlers used to try and dismiss him. Jake Theobald provided solid support for him early with 35 before skipper Nathan Martin got in on the act and helped himself to 66. Miller was eventually dismissed by Max Royal before Jordan Creely (32) and Zach Horsley (20) had a bit of fun at the end. The Hills posted a more than competitive 7/299. Royal was the best of the Flinders' bowlers with 3/72 while the evergreen Shane Beggs claimed two wickets. Pearcedale's start to the season in District ranks continued in impressive fashion against Boneo, posting 288 from 80 overs. Chris Dew dominated with 91, Matt Cousland opened with 53, Mitch Andrew scored 42 and Max Blackburn hit 33 to help the Panthers to the big total. Sean Spencer was the best of the Boneo bowlers with 4/53, while Cam Williams claimed 3/70. Seaford Tigers are in some real strife against Baden Powell after being rolled in the 52nd over for just 126. Jon Plakourakis top scored for the Tigers at the top of the order with 33, while Corey Hand scored 20 in the middle order. The Braves shared the wickets around. Tom Wood was the pick of them though with 3/24 from 11
overs. In reply, the Braves are cruising at 1/89 with Wood dominating with 64 in just 28 overs. The match between Carrum and Red Hill is sure to go down to the wire after 14 wickets fell on the first day. The Hillmen won the toss and sent Carrum into bat. It proved to be a good decision, the Lions rolled for just 152. Hayden Moulton saved the day for the home side with 64, while new skipper Andy Johnson hit 26. Brent Martin picked up three wickets and Glenn Collett opened with the more than tidy figures of 2/34 from 15 overs. However, in reply, the Hillmen are in some early trouble at 4/44 after Jeremy Graves grabbed 3/16. Simon Dart is still at the crease. Main Ridge is in some trouble against Seaford, resuming on day two at 3/41, chasing 201. Earlier in the day, the Ridge were superb with the ball, rolling the home side in just 63 overs. Chris Cleef top scored for Seaford with 55 and Ryan McQueen scored 42. Luke Collins (3/37) and Nick McNamara each took two wickets for the Ridge. Gareth Wyatt is not out 19. Mt Martha has set Delacombe Park a modest total of 187 for victory. The Reds opened well with Alex Mason scoring 56 and Mitchel Darville hitting 40, while Kade Bendle was superb in the middle order with 53. They were the only three batsmen to get into double figures. Shane Deal picked up 5/56 for the Parkers. In reply, Delacombe is 0/12 from three overs. 187 looks lean at Delacombe Park and the Reds' bowlers will need to be at their best. Bowling action: Carrum Downs took the battle to Ballam Park. Picture: Andrew Hurst Mornington News 20 October 2015
Mornington News 20 October 2015
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Campbelltown Private Hospital is seeking a trained and experienced Health Information Manager/Clinical Coder to assist in the hospital's HIS/Medical Record Department as maternity relief position.
Campbelltown Private Hospital is a 92 bed Healthscope hospital that has been providing care in the Macarthur region and surrounding area since April 2007. We specialise in Orthopaedic, Urology, General Surgery, Gastroenterology and endoscopy, Gynaecological, ENT, Plastic and Rehabilitation.


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La province de Huanta (en espagnol : Provincia de Huanta) est l'une des onze provinces de la région d'Ayacucho, au sud du Pérou. Son chef-lieu est la ville d'Ayacucho.

Histoire

Géographie
La province, qui est la plus septentrionale de la région, couvre une superficie de . Elle est limitée au nord par la province de Satipo (région de Junín), à l'est par la province de La Convención (région de Cuzco) et la province de La Mar, au sud par la province de Huamanga et à l'ouest par les provinces de Tayacaja, Churcampa, Acobamba et Angaraes (région de Huancavelica).

Population
La population de la province s'élevait à  habitants en 2005.

Subdivisions
La province de Huanta est divisée en douze districts (en espagnol : distritos ; singulier : distrito) :
 Ayahuanco
 Huamanguilla
 Huanta
 Iguain
 Llochegua
 Luricocha
 Santillana
 Sivia
 Canayre
 Uchuraccay
 Pucacolpa
 Chaca

Liens externes
   Site officiel de la province

Huanta

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A relative newcomer to the DJ booth, Kevin Godden has been involved in music for most of his adult life, A promoter since his University days "too many" years ago, and a self-confessed music-geek, Kevin's DJ experience unwittingly began as a child recording his own 'shows' on a '70s tape deck – cutting and splicing the tape to edit out the radio DJs!
Fast-forward a few years, and a now large, eclectic music collection was increasingly in demand whenever there was a party to be soundtracked. Inspired by the mash-up and indie-dance scenes of the nineties, Kevin started to prepare mixes for parties using computer software. But the inflexibility of the prepared tracks was a frustration – as the desire to play to the crowds reactions grew. Then at a friend's party he met a DJ who was using Traktor – and he has never looked back.
As the parties grew, gig offers came and (under the "joke that stuck" moniker Digitall DJ) he made his first festival appearance at Holifair 2010 .Having been spotted by the promoter at a new year party, he was asked to support James Taylor Quartet at a sold-out gig in December of that year. Regular nights at Toast in Falmouth, the Studio Bar in Penzance and at his own promotions, Razzmatazz and Decadance, established Kevin throughout 2011. His next huge break came in Oct 2011 when he was chosen from thousands of applicants to perform a 30 minute set at the biggest showcase for electronic and dance music in Europe – the BPM Show at the NEC Birmingham.
Kevin's career has gone from strength to strength. Firstly with a residency at B-Side at Bunters, supporting Cornwall's finest bands and many great up-coming acts, and then on the festival circuit, with successful sets at Holifair, Leopalooza 7 and Boardmasters. He has impressed with floor-filling sessions at venues across Cornwall and beyond and has become a resident at the bi-annual Porthleven Masked Ball.He has shared a bill with the likes of Andrew Weatherall, Sister Bliss. Phil Hartnoll, Stanton Warriors, Krafty Kuts, Utah Saints, Brandon Block, Mylo, Herve and many more. He has also found success with his own 'mash-up' re-edits,. with one in particular clocking up over 2000 downloads after appearing on a bootleg compilation.
With a unique style demonstrating his evident love and knowledge of music, expect to see GODDEN filling the floor with his genre-busting performances at the best parties and events in the SW. Just don't be surprised to find him next to you on the dancefloor during his own set!


As people living in a major metropolitan area, it can sometimes be a challenge to relate to scriptural texts that have to do with farming, pastures, and caring for the land. But whether we are harvesting fields of grain, tending sheep, working the trading floor of a stock market, or sitting at a board room table, we can all relate to the idea that God is the source of our life and of the richness in our lives.
It is God that gives us each breath that we breathe, and God that grants us the energy for our daily tasks. God provides for us the means to work and to live and to prosper. What kind of year are we having? Are we experiencing the bounty of our lives?
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