What are you working on? That depends on who is asking.
I am in query processing for the folks at my office.
I am a HANA developer for others at SAP.
I am an engineer for my four-year old daughter.
It's a top business secret for my lovely 90-year old grandmother.
I like solving puzzles and that's what I do as part of a global innovation team that develops and supports features for SAP ASE and SAP HANA platforms.
Due to a few too many visits to the hospital in my childhood, doctors became my role models. In high school, I took all the science and mathematics classes for my future medical education. I avoided the "computer programming" class since there was never a girl in the computer lab. The lab was always set to very low temperatures, and we joked that the boys liked that class because they needed to cool down after playing basketball.
Taking the suggestion of my academic advisor in college, I experimented with my first computer programming course as a general elective. To my surprise, I did well and enjoyed the experience. I took additional computer courses and eventually applied for an internship with my programming skills. My software engineering career took off without much planning and it has since been both challenging and exciting.
Technology has opened a world of opportunities for me, but I have had to find a stronger voice to be heard at times. For example, I would often be the only woman on the team on business trips. On one such trip, the ladies room at the customer site was locked as no woman worked on the IT floors at the time. A previous manager once wrote to my team, "you guys better use 'she' instead of 'he', or she shall not answer any of your questions ". This simple message was a big acknowledgment for me.
At SAP, I draw my inspiration from a talented cadre of women colleagues, including new hires, developers, senior technical professionals, as well as executive leaders. They show me the immense possibilities ahead given the right support and opportunities. Some of our recent retirees were female engineers. They did not just work a demanding software development schedule for 20 plus years, but also raised families, volunteered in the community, and set a high mark in all that they did. They made working-moms look like rock stars! If my grandmother were to meet these ladies, she would be very proud that I took the engineering path.
Thanks for sharing, Wing! Since you like puzzles, here is one of "The Moscow Puzzles": There are 5 apples in the basket. How do you divide them among five girls so that each gets an apple, but an one apple remains in the basket?


Working at Eve Medical has been a once in a lifetime opportunity where I got to learn things that I wouldn't have had the chance to anywhere else.
My experience at Eve all started when Jessica came to a conference my university was hosting, and I got to hear her speak. I was so captivated by her story of how she and Evan started Eve Medical and her process of using her design skills to help innovate women's health. I knew this was a company that I would want to get involved with and contribute to making a difference in women's health.
I was debating whether or not to contact Jess and ask her whether or not they were interested in having a summer intern. I was about to throw out my drafted email when I realized that there would be no harm if I sent an email — all I would get is a no, and it couldn't hurt. So I just pressed the send button and waited. I would like to say I was relaxed and didn't expect anything, but I was nervous and was hoping for this potential summer opportunity. When I got the email back from Jess saying they were interested in me working at Eve Medical, I almost clicked my heels!
After finishing up my term and exams at school, it was time for me to actually start working with the team. I was both excited and extremely nervous. I wanted to make a good impression and try not to mess up. But as soon as I got to the office and met the team, I knew that this was going to be a great summer and one that I wouldn't forget.
The people who make up Eve are the type of individuals you what to surround yourself with — positive, funny, kind and outgoing people. Never was there a time I didn't feel as if I belonged or was not helpful. Half of the reason why I had such an incredible time was because of these great people that gave me the chance to grow as a person.
The other half of the reason why I found this such a great opportunity was that I started the summer with very little understanding of what it took to run a startup and the amount of teamwork it took, but, at Eve Medical some way they make it look easy. Not only did I grasp a better understanding of the business side of the company, but I gained so many technical skills in design that I didn't have before. All of this knowledge came from hands-on experiences that Eve Medical offered me. From working on designs for social media to developing pamphlets for conferences to filming events and interviewing women. Each experience was new and unique to me and allowed me to grow so much more than I had expected.
Looking back to the beginning of the summer, almost four months ago, I have had an experience of a lifetime at Eve Medical, and I know that I have made lifelong connections and memories. Whenever I was asked about what I got up to this summer, I am always excited to say working at Eve Medical! I just want to say thank you to everyone at Eve Medical for giving me this chance and opportunity.


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I think I should feel like a nerd since Im seeing it on Halloween, but for some reason, I really, really dont.
But if I dont get pulled in to the movie, Im going to be pissed.
Cant wait to marathon the first six starting in October, mainly to seal my nerdiness.
Sidenote: Is that the lead singer of Linkin Park? Really? Reeeeally?
This is excellent. In honor of this trailer I'm going to insist that all of my friends where sunglasses instead of 3D glasses, and plain black t-shirts.
This is one mash I didn't need upped. Still cool.


The Channel Rocketseed uses everyday email as a channel to enhance your company's marketing campaigns with branded messages. Every business or sports body communicates by email. Forrester Research (case study available) suggests email makes up 85% of all corporate communication. This is the channel where Rocketseed's unique and easy-to-use software can be deployed.
How does it work?Each outbound email passes through the Rocketseed system which then brands it or 'wraps' it with the relevant message, this can vary from simple generic based branding to more advanced sales messages. In addition Rocketseed provides standardised email signatures and disclaimers. Each Rocketseed insert can link the recipient to a defined web page, or custom built landing page. These messages can be tailor made to suit a particular sender or group of senders.
ClientsRocketseed currently works with the British Red Cross, Channel Five, Specialist Distribution Group (SDG), Thistle & Guoman Hotels and other high-quality clients. Rocketseed has a dedicated person assigned to look after Sport and Recreation Alliance Members and Enterprise Partners and offers special rates for all business referred in this way.
Getting startedTypically from start to finish we can have you up and running within two weeks and offer a very hands-on and helpful service. In addition to the 'techie' bits we offer a design and marketing service that sits alongside you current suppliers.


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Q: Docker-compose: ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE If I launch a Docker container by first creating the image and then running it (docker build --rm -t myApp + docker run -p 80:80 -P -d myApp), everything works fine.
But, when I do the same with Docker-compose and access to localhost, the browser returns me a ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE error (not the typical: "Connection refused").
Where am I wrong?
Docker-compose.yml:
version: '2'
services:
 myApp:
  build: myApp
  ports:
   - "80:8000"

/myApp/Dockerfile:
FROM fedora-nodeJS
ADD app.js /
EXPOSE 8000
CMD node app

/myApp/app.js:
var http  = require('http');

var PORT  = 8000;
var ADDR  = '0.0.0.0';

http.createServer(function(req, res) {
    res.writeHead(301, { Location: 'http://stackoverflow.com' });
    res.end();
}).listen(PORT,ADDR);

:: I know it makes no sense at all launch just one container with Docker-compose, but I had the same ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE error when trying to launch several containers, so I ended up with this ridiculous scenario trying to understand whats failing.

A: In the command ,I can see
docker run -p 80:80 -P -d myApp

that you are exposing internal port 80 ,but in

docker-compose.yml

you are exposing internal port 8000
ports:
   - "80:8000"

Is that a typo ?
Which port you actually want to expose for your app?

A: As @emme pointed out, it is probably a typo in your case.
For anyone having the same problem but are 100% positive that their port configuration is correct, it might be a problem with your antivirus.
My company had ESET endpoint Antivirus installed on my mac and by default the antivirus blocks access to localhost:80. While the server can be bound to port 80, no client connection to this server would work while the "Enable HTTP checking" (under "Web access protection") is activated.
Sounds like a stupid answer but I lost an afternoon figuring out why docker run -p 80:80 -P -d myApp would not work while docker run -p 81:80 -P -d myApp would.

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Power-packed Facebook Targeting Tips for Your Campaign Strategy
November 23, 2020 Social Media 0
Facebook targeting tips are the key to the success stories of businesses today. Well-crafted Facebook targeting boosts ad conversions and slashes the cost per conversion, which indicates the value of an ad. Advertising and promotion are crucial for the growth and success of every business. In today's digital age, social media platforms like Facebook play an instrumental role in creating awareness about brands, products, services, and initiatives taken for business. Facebook targeting is a powerful means of showing your ads to people who will be interested in your product/service. Further, you can use three audience selection tools to focus your ad delivery to achieve the desired results.
Following are a few targeting techniques that will enhance your Facebook ad performance:
1. Follow the customer-first approach
Create ads that strike a chord with your existing customers and also draw the attention of prospective patrons. Use Custom Audiences, an ad targeting tool that allows you to find your existing customers, among those who are on Facebook. In short, prioritize reaching out to those who know your business and then cruise ahead. People who find your ads relevant are most likely to click on them as it's like being in familiar territory that really works.
2. Seek content that really works
You need to focus on your ad content and gauge it deeply as it will help you figure out what works for your business. It will help you drive customer traffic to your landing page, scale Google ranking, and enhance visibility. Being attentive to social media analytics and performance will also expedite your journey towards your success goals. Once you identify what's working for your business, build on it to create your Facebook ad, go all creative and rest assured, you'll blow your target audiences' minds.
3. Master Facebook's Power Editor
You can make an ad for your business by clicking or "Power Editor" in your Ads Manager. Power Editor is a tool for bulk ads creation and management for bigger Facebook advertisers. It also facilitates advertisers to make use of advanced features for creating ads and target the right groups.
4. Use Audience Insights to clinch important information
Facebook Audience Insights provides a lot of valuable information to understand your Facebook followers and strategize a plan of action accordingly. It will help you use the data to understand how potential new followers and customers can be targeted.
5. Avail yourself of remarketing
An effective Facebook targeting strategy to connect with potential customers who've shown interest in your product/service, remarketing with a tool like Facebook Custom Audiences provides targeting options so you can show your ads to people who have recently visited your website.
6. Capitalise on Facebook Lookalike Audiences
This feature helps you create a targeted list of prospective customers who are identical to your existing customers. These groups are most likely to generate business for you since their purchase behaviour would be similar to those who buy from you. Facebook's sophisticated technology assists with the function by figuring out as well as executing things that need to be done.
7. Ponder and operate at micro level
Facebook offers several sub-branches of the main categories of targeting options, viz. demographics, interests and behaviours. It helps you zero down on relevant groups to target and get better results from, e.g. under the interests category of targeting options, you can select football to target football enthusiasts. Further, in this category, you can target school children interested in football, and other groups as well.
8. Bring two different audiences together
A radical measure like this can expand your brand's reach and actually yield stunning results. You can bring two unique audiences together and explore new prospects with this strategy that requires out-of-the-box thinking and is known to work.
Stay sharp-eyed, keep track of the latest events, and follow these amazing Facebook targeting tips to create wonders for your business.
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Épinal is famous for its print trade which began here more than two centuries ago. Built on both sides of the River Moselle, the town boasts plenty of greenery - it has the largest area of forest in France and has won numerous awards for its flower displays. Art enthusiasts will also be in their element here, as the local museum is home to a remarkable collection of contemporary art.


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The Diviners (by Libba Bray)
Reviewed by Elizabeth, Corporate Parkway TAB
The Diviners takes place in 1920's New York City with flapper Evie O'Neill, a young girl with a taste for excitement. She is living with her uncle as punishment for things that she did back in her hometown of Ohio. Her unusual uncle gets wrapped up in a serial killer case, and Evie and her friends all pitch in to help and solve the crime and stop the murderer. I give this book a 4; it's a long read, but worth your time!
Dancer Daughter Triator Spy (by Elizabeth Kiem)
Reviewed by Brooke, Spencer TAB
I'd give the book, Dancer Daughter Traitor Spy, two stars because I didn't know what was going on half the time. It's about this Russian ballet dancer, Marya. She and her mother have a special gift. She gets random visions of the future while her mom gets them from the past. One day her mom gets secret information from one of her visions. The KGB "put her away" and it forces Marya and her dad and uncle to the United States to hide.
Second Chance Summer (by Morgan Matson)
Reviewed by Lianna, Spencer TAB
The Edwards family has never been really close; everyone always seems to have their own separate things to do. Taylor's younger sister, Gelsey, has ballet, Taylor's older brother, Warren, has scholarly activities, and Taylor has an annoying knack for running away when things get tough. But that changes when Taylor's dad receives tragic news about his health. The family packs up the car and heads to their old lake house for the summer. They have not been there in five years, having been too preoccupied—unintentionally or not—to return the past five summers.
The Butterfly Clues (by Kate Ellison)
Reviewed by Sherri, Middendorf-Kredell Staff
Penelope ""Lo"" is OCD; a condition that has worsened since the death of her beloved older brother. It also leads her to the murder of a young woman from a seedy area of town. It puts her in grave danger, but she also finds a young man who can see past her problems.
The OCD aspect makes Penelope's character very interesting. But the view of homeless young people is a little too glossy and the connection she finds between herself and the murder victim are a little to neatly woven.
Prodigy (by Marie Lu)
Let me tell you, Prodigy is an amazing book! I really liked to pace that it moved at and all of the characters were totally captivating, I couldn't put it down. The plot of the book starts with Day and June making their way to the Patriots where they team up with them. The leader of the Patriots gives Day and June an assignment, which is the death of an important person. They almost go through with it until some unexpected information surfaces. The discovery compromises everything they've ever worked for. In this book all of the characters are tested and pushed to their limits.
Of Poseidon (by Anna Banks)
Emma thought that she was just a normal teenager until she met Galen. Galen is a Syrena, or a mermaid, as the humans call them. He is convinced that Emma is a Galen, even if she doesn't believe it herself! This book is fun, dramatic, and action-packed. The characters are so real, believable, and lovable. I highly recommend this book to anyone who can read! :)
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Han Alister, former street gang leader, and Princess Raisa, future queen, have very little in common on the surface. Except for the fact that they both seem to be battling the same magical family, the Bayars. Brutal murders of street gang members and a kidnapping of the princess all ensue as Raisa and Han collide in this great high fantasy novel.
Faking Faith (by Jossie Bloss)
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"After her big sexting incident, Dylan Mahoney has become public grounds for teasing in her suburban Chicago high school and has never felt more alone; it doesn't help that her two best friends have abandoned her, too. Now utterly embarrassed and alone, Dylan discovers the blog world of "homeschooled fundamentalist Christian girls," is instantly intrigued by their ever so structured world and decides to make a blog, herself, under the guise of Faith.
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An apparent attempt to steal parts from commercial air conditioners has led to the arrest of a Dover man.
Dover Police Department spokesman Master Cpl. Mark Hoffman identified the suspect as 36-year-old Jerome Davis.
The case began at 3:44 a.m. Friday, Aug. 17, when Dover police were sent to the Bay Court shopping center to investigate reports of a burglary in progress.
Once there, officers found Davis at the back of the complex, sitting in a maroon Firebird with temporary Maryland license tags. At the time, Davis was wearing a headlamp and black gloves wand was found with freshly cut parts from commercial air conditioning units.
Police determined Davis allegedly climbed to the shopping center roof and cut several parts off the units with the likely intention of selling them for cash.
Hoffman said the stolen items are valued at about $13,000; damage to the air conditioning units was estimated at $65,000.
Davis is charged with theft of property valued at $1,500 or more, possession of burglar's tools, criminal mischief over $1,500 and second-degree trespass.
He was ordered held at the Vaughn Correctional Center, Smyrna, after defaulting on a $2,850 secured bond.
Officers with the Dover Police Department arrested three people on various drug charges in two separate incidents Monday, Aug. 20.
The first took place at about 7:48 p.m. when officers stopped Nathan Probst, 19, at Saulsbury and Walker roads when he was spotted driving a silver BMW with expired license tags.
Officers smelled marijuana and searched the vehicle, finding 10 grams of marijuana, 20 hydroxyzine pills, 12 cyclobenzaprine pills, 15 Alprazolam pills, 4.5 morphine pills, and six amphetamine pills.
Probst is charged with five counts of possession with intent to deliver and possession of marijuana as well as the traffic offense. He was released from custody on an $8,900 unsecured bond.
The second incident occurred two hours later at 9:58 p.m. when, using a warrant, officers searched a home in the first block of Saulsbury Road.
During the search, officers discovered a 12 gauge shotgun with an obliterated serial number, a .45 caliber revolver, 1.2 grams of marijuana, and drug paraphernalia consisting of small baggies and a digital scale).
Eric McDonald, 20, was arrested at the scene, and a second resident of the home, identified as 28-year-old Patrice Anderson was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia after surrendering to Dover police.
McDonald is charged with possession of a firearm with an obliterated serial number, possession of a firearm by a person prohibited, possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.
He has been committed to the Vaughn Correctional Center, Smyrna, in lieu of a $14,000 secured bond.
Milford officers have arrested a local man after another person reported an assault.
The incident took place at 5:45 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 19, in the 800 block of North Dupont Blvd., department spokesman Det. Timothy Maloney said.
The victim of the assault, who had visible injuries to the face, was sent to a local hospital for evaluation. Using social media as well as accounts from the victim and other witnesses police identified Galdamez Monzon as the suspect, Maloney said.
Officers secured an arrest warrant based on this information and Galdamez Monzon surrendered later in the evening.
He is charged with a single count of third-degree assault and was released from custody on a $500 unsecured bond.
Galdamez Monzon also was ordered to have no contact with the victim.
Detectives with the Dover Police Department are probing a late evening shooting in the city.
The incident occurred at about 9:38 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 21 in the area of Reed and New streets, department spokesman Master Cpl. Mark Hoffman said.
A group of people was in the area when some started shooting a gun, and the woman was hit in the arm as the crowd scattered, Hoffman said.
The 45-year-old woman was taken to Bayhealth Hospital Kent Campus by an unknown person and was treated for a non-life-threatening injury.
Police also learned an empty vehicle in the area also was hit by a single shot.
Officers with the Dover Police Department and the state probation and parole office have arrested a Frederica man on a number of drug charges.
Dover Police Department spokesman Master Cpl. Mark Hoffman identified the suspect as 45-year-old Willie Hale.
Officers contacted Hale at a room in the Red Roof Inn at 4:55 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 21; a search turned up a number of drugs including 222 grams of MDMA, 56.7 grams of crack cocaine, morphine pills, Oxycodone pills, drug paraphernalia, 3.4 grams of marijuana and $9,405 in suspected drug money.
As a result, Hale is charged with possession with intent to deliver MDMA, possession with intent to deliver crack cocaine, possession of MDMA, possession of crack cocaine, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of marijuana and two counts of possession of a controlled substance.
He was committed to the Vaughn Correctional Center, Smyrna, in default of an $80,200 secured bond.
A Milford-area school bus driver has been arrested on charges she endangered the lives of several students during the 2017-2018 school year.
Milford Police Department spokesman Sgt. Robert Masten identified the driver as Teresa Grunden, 54, of Houston. Grunden was working for a third-party contractor at the time.
Grunden was taken into custody Wednesday, Aug. 22, Masten said.
The case began May 31 when a parent contacted a Milford school resource officer about Grunden's alleged actions during the afternoon bus ride home.
The investigation showed Grunden had pulled the bus over near Airport Road and closed its windows and ceiling air vents, causing the temperature inside to rise.
Reports show Grunden did so because the students were being too loud, Masten said.
As a result, six students, ranging in age from 6 to 11 years, reported heat-related problems once they arrived at home, he added.
A review of the case by the state Attorney General resulted in issuance of a warrant for Grunden's arrest on six counts of endangering the welfare of a child.
She was issued a $1,000 unsecured bond and ordered to have no contact with the children.
Grunden will appear in Kent County Family Court Sept. 17 for arraignment, Masten added.
The Milford School District assisted police with the investigation, he added.
School district spokeswoman Sara E. Croce said the district had no comment on the case.
"Maintaining the safety and welfare of our students is an absolute priority," Croce said. "We intend to let the criminal justice system work appropriately in this case. This person is not an employee of the Milford School District, thus we have no further comment."
A Frederica woman has been arrested after she allegedly took a woman's purse from her vehicle.
The theft took place in June 2018 in the Midway Shopping Center, Harrington, police spokesman Capt. Earl K. Brode said.
The suspects escaped from the area following the theft, but the victim was able to obtain the license number and turn that information over to police. Officers used that data to identify Allyson M. St. Sauveur, 22, as a suspect and obtained warrants for her arrest.
On Aug. 23, Harrington police received a tip that led them to the Super 8 Motel, where they took St. Sauveur into custody without resistance.
St. Sauveur was charged with theft of property valued at less than $1,500 and third-degree conspiracy. She later was released on a $1,000 unsecured bond.
An unlocked window at the Presbyterian Church in Dover proved to be too much of a temptation for a burglar who broke into the house of worship early Friday.
Dover Police Department spokesman Master Cpl. Mark Hoffman said the burglary took place at about 4 a.m. Aug. 24 at the church, located at 54 S. State St.
Once inside the burglar damaged several office doors and shattered glass windows. Several offices also were vandalized but it is not yet known if anything was taken.
Surveillance footage shows the suspect is a heavy-set black man wearing a cream-colored shirt, blue pants, and red sneakers.


On Saturday went out for the first Macro outdoor shoot of the year, and took a new experimental diffuser setup with me in the hope for some solitary bees at White Mill river path. The new diffuser I made out of a recently used poppadom box with some vellum paper – more of it in a later post. My general hope was it would work in a the form of a light tent way.
The afternoon started of fairly warmly – so went out with just a light jumper on – something that I regretted later as the temperature dropped later on – along with the presence of many of the insects – who sensibly went home I think!
I did find some insects before the weather changed, including my main targets some solitary bees. The one in the first two shots below, was particularly placid, and posed for several shots and allowed me to set up a false blue sky – with a blue card background.
Solitary Mining Bee with Blue Sky (About 2x Mag). Taken on Canon 650D & MPE-65mm at F11 ISO 100 1/200. Flash from MT-24ex with Poppadom diffuser. Blue card in Background.
Solitary Mining Bee with Blue Sky at 3x Mag. Taken on Canon 650D & MPE-65mm at F11 ISO 100 1/200. Flash from MT-24ex with Poppadom diffuser. Blue card in background.
A further subject emerged into view from a Dandelion flower, in which it was diving around in for the nectar an allowed this shot of it.
Solitary Bee in Dandelion at around 2x Magnification. Taken on Canon 650D & MPE-65mm at F11 ISO 100 1/200. Flash from MT-24ex with Poppadom diffuser.
I also was lucky enough to spot this male Orange Tip butterfly hanging around under a flower. As I only had my MPE-65mm with me on this trip, the most I could get on frame was this head and body shot of it.
Male Orange Tip Butterfly at around 1x magnification. Taken on Canon 650D & MPE-65mm at F11 ISO 100 1/200. Flash from MT-24ex with Poppadom diffuser.
There was also a lot of Doc Leaf Beetles about – including the one shown below. I think the eggs on the Doc leafs are from these beetles too.
Doc Leaf Beetle at about 2x magnification.
Doc Leaf Beetle at about 2x magnification. Taken on Canon 650D & MPE-65mm at F11 ISO 100 1/200. Flash from MT-24ex with Poppadom diffuser.
Beetle Eggs on Doc Leaf at 2x magnification. Taken on Canon 650D & MPE-65mm at F11 ISO 100 1/200. Flash from MT-24ex with Poppadom diffuser.


Take to the sky and fly above Kauai on a thrilling and scenic air tour. Airplane and Helicopter Tours take you above the clouds and over historic landmarks, tropical and volcanic landscapes, and so much more. Enjoy brilliant island panoramas, and endless scenic views from this unique birds-eye point of view.


I have built this room to explore connections between design history & theory and everyday life. Light-filled and open, it is my room for sharing ideas and sparking conversations about the designed world. Pull up a seat and join me!
Currently I'm an academic in a design world. While I started out my career in curatorial practice and then in interior design, for more than a decade I have been teaching history and theory to undergraduate design students. This work is by turns creative, scholarly, exhausting and enthralling. I have developed and taught courses in 'Industrial Design Case Studies', 'Commercial Graphics', 'Furniture History' I currently lead courses in the History of Interior Design, the History of Industrial Design, Design Theories, and Interdisciplinary Practices. My current research and teaching interests include History of the Designed Environment, Interdisciplinary Design Practice, Design Methodology and Theories of Design.


They wrote the song for the international Workshop-Symposium on Venezuelan Encephalitis Virus sponsored by the Pan American Sanitary Bureau, Pan American Health Organization, World Health Organization, in Washington, DC, September 14–17, 1971. The bluegrass song is arranged for a US jug band song, featuring a guitar, kazoo, whistling, blowing air across the mouth of a 1-gallon glass jug, scraping of a scrub brush on a metal washboard, and the "hambone" (or rhythmic slapping of hands on arms, hands and legs).
The song makes reference to the fact that the US and the Soviet Union military had considered using VEE as a biological weapon, but that this was eventually abandoned.
Does virus research feature much in songs? A search of CAB Abstracts shows that Zenobia Chan explored the issues of songwriting and dengue fever, as a way of helping students to memorise symptoms in a Lancet paper. At a much less sophisticated level, PutnamPig's "Swine Flu Song" on Youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbt_PuVAVTU defends pigs against unfair stigmatisation over H1N1 and related diseases.


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SFZ è un semplice formato di file di testo che memorizza i dati di strumenti musicali per sintetizzatori software. Il formato SFZ è stato sviluppato da René Ceballos, fondatore della RGC Audio, acquisita in seguito da Cakewalk.

SFZ è un formato esente da royalty e può essere utilizzato dagli sviluppatori di software per scopi sia gratuiti che commerciali.

Il formato SFZ è ampiamente accettato come standard aperto per definire il comportamento di uno strumento musicale partendo da una serie di registrazioni sonore.

Formati di file simili sono i formati proprietari .nki, .nkm dell'applicazione Kontakt della Native Instruments.

Un semplice esempio:<group>
lovel=0
hivel=127

<region> trigger=attack  pitch_keycenter=60 lokey=30 hikey=61 sample=SubDir/01C4.wav
<region> trigger=attack  pitch_keycenter=62 lokey=62 hikey=63 sample=SubDir/02D4.wav
<region> trigger=attack  pitch_keycenter=64 lokey=64 hikey=64 sample=SubDir/03E4.wav
<region> trigger=attack  pitch_keycenter=65 lokey=65 hikey=66 sample=SubDir/04F4.wav
<region> trigger=attack  pitch_keycenter=67 lokey=67 hikey=68 sample=SubDir/05G4.wav
<region> trigger=attack  pitch_keycenter=69 lokey=69 hikey=70 sample=SubDir/06A4.wav
<region> trigger=attack  pitch_keycenter=71 lokey=71 hikey=71 sample=SubDir/07B4.wav
<region> trigger=attack  pitch_keycenter=72 lokey=72 hikey=73 sample=SubDir/08C5.wav
<region> trigger=attack  pitch_keycenter=74 lokey=74 hikey=75 sample=SubDir/09D5.wav
<region> trigger=attack  pitch_keycenter=76 lokey=76 hikey=108 sample=SubDir/10E5.wavIl formato SFZ non è gestito da una singola azienda o gruppo e le funzionalità supportate possono variare tra i vari sintetizzatori software. La pagina ufficiale sul sito web di Cakewalk non è più disponibile, tuttavia le descrizioni degli opcode SFZ sono disponibili su vari siti Web.

Esistono applicazioni che forniscono una interfaccia grafica per la creazione di file SFZ come alternativa alla modifica manuale del testo.

Note

Collegamenti esterni
 SFZ Format
 Specifiche ufficiali SFZ 1.0 archiviate precedentemente nel sito web di Cakewalk
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Onions are amazing . They are antibacterial, antioxidant, antiseptic and detoxifying. The crazy weather we are having in Georgia has many of my friends and myself sick with colds, headaches, body aches and the like. My son's school is closed due to icy road, so I made him some Baked Gluten Free Vegan Cinnamon, Cardamom, and Ginger Glazed Donuts. Now that's a mouthful. I will post that recipe later this week. Lots of detail. LOL. Needless to say my son ate four donuts in one sitting. Well back to the soup. This is my version of French Onion soup, because this is what I had in my fridge and pantry. I hope you enjoy this spin on French Onion Soup. The Parmesan and Herb Croutons are Gluten free and Vegetarian. If you read my blog, you know I love Belgioioso Vegetarian Parmesan.
Heat the oil in a heavy pan and cook the onions slowly about 30 minutes until they are very soft. Don't skip this. Slowly cooking the onions bring out there sweetness. Sprinkle the brown sugar and garlic over the onions and cook until the onions are golden brown. Stir in the vegetable stock and red sweet wine, balsamic vinegar, salt, pepper and nutmeg. Bring to a boil, then lower the heat and simmer for 30 minutes. Add your soup to a bowl and top with the Gluten free Vegetarian Parmesan cheese croutons or you can skip the cheese and just add your croutons. Enjoy!!
Break up some Gluten-free Multi grain Udi bread into rustic pieces. Add a tbsp olive oil in a sauté pan and sauté the croutons until golden brown. Add herbs if you like. Top with Vegetarian Parmesan cheese and stick under the broiler until the cheese is melted or for a vegan version skip the cheese.


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La medaglia della guerra russo-turca del 1877-1878 fu una medaglia militare conferita dal sultano Abdul Hamid II ai soldati dell'Impero ottomano che presero parte alla guerra russo-turca (1877-1878).

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La  medaglia consisteva in un disco d'argento riportante sul diritto una corona d'alloro all'interno della quale si trovava il tughra del sultano ottomano e la data 1294 (1877 dell'era cristiana). Sul retro si trovava una stella raggiante centrale, attorniata da trofei militari e da due cannoni, il tutto sopra una mezzaluna con all'interno l'inscrizione relativa al conflitto.
Il nastro era rosso con una striscia verde per parte.

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Chief of Defence Staff (CDS): Gen. Bipin Rawat Appointed as first CDS
TOPIC: General Studies 2:
Various Security forces and agencies and their mandate
General Bipin Rawat (December 30) appointed the first Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), a newly created post meant to enhance the quality of military advice to the political leadership through integration of service inputs.
The CDS is a high military office that will oversee and coordinate the working of the three Services, and offer seamless tri-service views and single-point advice to the Executive (in India's case, to the Prime Minister) on long-term defence planning and management, including manpower, equipment and strategy, and above all, "jointsmanship" in operations.
Need for Chief of Defence Staff
In general, the policy formulation is done by Defense Secretary, who is a bureaucrat, while its execution rests with Chiefs of armed forces. This makes defence policy incoherent.
The emergence of modern warfare domains like Space, Cyber etc, requires a more integrated approach to defense strategy.
A group of ministers that was formed in 2001 to explore necessary reforms required to improve India's national security had also favoured creating the post of Chief of Defence Staff.
In 2012 Naresh Chandra task force recommended the appointment of a permanent chairman of chiefs of staff committee.
The permanent chairman of chiefs of staff committee is the senior most of the three Chiefs.
The CDS is also one of the 99 recommendations made by the Lt. General D.B. Shekatkar (retd.) committee (2016).
The creation of the CDS will eventually lead to the formation of tri-service theatre commands intended to create vertical integration of the three forces.
This is expected to save money by avoiding duplication between the Services, at a time of shrinking capital expenditure within the defence budget.
It will help India in Defense diplomacy.
United States: Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
According to the US Department of Defence website, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (CJCS) is the nation's highest-ranking military officer and the principal military adviser to the President, the Secretary of Defence (equivalent to Minister for Defence in India) and the National Security Council.
United Kingdom: Chief of the Defence Staff
The Chief of the Defence Staff (CDS) is the professional head of the Armed Forces and principal military adviser to the Secretary of State for Defence (equivalent to Minister for Defence in India) and the government.
The UK CDS reports to the Defence Secretary and the Prime Minister.
Australia: Chief of the Defence Force
Australia has a diarchy system, under which the Chief of the Defence Force (CDF) and the Secretary for the Department of Defence (a senior civilian public servant in the Ministry) jointly manage the Defence organisation, per the Department of Defence website.
The KRC Report pointed out that India is the only major democracy where the Armed Forces Headquarters is outside the apex governmental structure.
It observed that Service Chiefs devote most of their time to their operational roles, "often resulting in negative results".
Long-term defence planning suffers as day-to-day priorities dominate.
Also, the Prime Minister and Defence Minister do not have the benefit of the views and expertise of military commanders, in order to ensure that higher level defence management decisions are more consensual and broadbased.
The CDS is also seen as being vital to the creation of "theatre commands", integrating tri-service assets and personnel like in the US military.
Do you think CDS is required for India?
Do you think CDS will create co-ordination between all the three wings of the defence?
Tag:GENERAL STUDIES (GS) PAPER 2, Polity


Easy Double Decker Taco Cupcakes Recipe: Tacos in Wonton Wrappers!
This Double Decker Taco Cupcakes recipe makes for an easy appetizer for football season or a main dish for Taco Tuesday. All the flavors you love from tacos including the taco meat, cheese, and topping wrapped in wonton wrappers.
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We have a standing monthly get together with friends where we bring an appetizer and after bringing every appetizer in my repertoire I decided to modify a favorite main dish recipe. Not only are tacos tasty and utterly irresistible for my husband and myself, but my girls also can't get enough either.
If they had their way, we'd be dining on cupcakes multiple times a week. As I said, it's not like my girls don't love tacos.
But serving them up something new, whether they love the flavors or not, can sometimes be a challenge. By placing it in a cupcake tin these cute taco muffins were an instant success!
My first attempt at using wonton wrappers in a non-traditional (or even traditional) method ended up being such a success, I can't wait to share my double decker cupcakes recipe!
This savory, bite-sized appetizer Taco Cupcakes recipe makes the perfect appetizer for football season or a main dish for any occasion. All the flavors you love from tacos made wrapped in wonton wrappers for an easy to eat appetizer.
Lightly spray 12 muffin cups with cooking spray or rub down with coconut oil.
Line each muffin cup with one wonton wrapper as the base of your "cupcake".
Cook ground beef until browned, add taco seasoning, and set aside.
Layer 1 tbsp. of refried beans, then 1 tbsp. of taco meat, and 1 tbsp. of cheese. Place another wonton wrapper on top of cheese and repeat layer a second time.
In preheated oven, bake until wonton wrappers are browned and cheese is melted about 15 minutes.
After plated, top with your favorite taco toppings such as sour cream, onion, tomatoes, cilantro, salsa, and/or guacamole.
Have you made a taco cupcakes recipe or used wonton wrappers in a recipe before?
We've been on a MAJOR Mexican food kick here, so I will definitley be trying these.
I think I now have a new way to jazz up Taco Tuesday! Why didn't I think of this before? WOW these look so yummy, and easy (always a plus!). I can't wait to try them.
These look so good! I have got to make these for my family they would adore these!
I've used wonton wrappers for sweet treats, but never for a savory appetizer like this. Brilliant! I can't wait to make a version of these to take to our next party.
I'll definitely have to do these one night. My kids would love them!
Oh heavens these looks delicious!!! I am quite sure everyone is this house would enjoy these!
What a cute and delicious looking snack. I'd like to make these on our next get together with friends.
I don't think I have used wonton wrappers. Those "cupcakes" look really cute – I just may have to go to the store and pick up a pack of wrappers and give them a try.
Oh my goodness, those look delicious! I just pinned them, and they look unbelievable!
I have put wonton wrappers in my shopping cart and put them back more times then I can count. All because I've been too scared to give them a try. But these look so tasty and almost foul proof.
Those look so good! Will definitely have to give these a try.
My kids love tacos and would love these!
These taco cupcakes look delicious. These will be perfect for entertaining.
Those look so fun! I know they would be a hit with my daughter.
Wow, I never would have thought of using wonton wrappers for these. I have used them but only for making actual wontons. Not very original I'm afraid.
These are cute, I like the idea. I have used wonton wrappers to make wontons, but nothing more creative than that.
Wonton wrappers are fun to bake with! These are really cute — I bet my son would eat them if I made them mini and handheld for him!
Tacos are a staple in our house and I bet the kids would love these.
We eat tacos like every other day so this would definitely be something I'd be interested in making.
That is one of the most awesome ideas I've seen online today! I think even my picky eater would eat those, and he eats nothing!
I love this idea! Regular tacos are such a mess to eat anyway. 🙂 Aren't wonton wrappers amazing?!
I am pinning these! YUm!
These look delicious! I want to try them.


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No discourse on the well-known family names of Harwell would be complete without mention of those who bear the name of the village as their surname. In medieval times, the trade or following of an individual came to be used as a surname and many of these are still in common use, e.g. Smith, Baker, Taylor, etc. In other cases such as a member of a profession or a freehold landowner the place of origin was added after the name, particularly if the individual travelled or was known away from his locality. Thus in the thirteenth century some few villagers would have been known as, for example, … de Harwell or more correctly de Harewell as the present spelling did not come into general use until the seventeenth century.
In 1981, the descendants of John de Harewell (1320 -1386) donated a stained glass window to the Harwell Parish Church to commemorate their ancestry. John was born in the village, the son of a freeholder, and having studied at Oxford University he became a priest. In the service of the Black Prince he rose to become Governor of Aquitaine in southwest France during the Hundred Years War and finally Bishop of Bath and Wells. A stone effigy lies on his table tomb in Wells Cathedral. The fascinating story in America is traced by local historian John Fletcher and a descendant from Texas, Jan Whittaker, in their booklet "The Harwell Trail".
John de Harewell following the priesthood, of course had no issue. It is to his brother Roger who married an heiress from Wootton Wawen in Warwickshire, that the direct lineage has been uncovered. Several branches of the family were known in the early seventeenth century in Coventry, Wolverhampton, Worcester, Evesham and Suffolk. A Thomas Foulk Harewell abandoned the impoverished family home at Besford, near Worcester, and sailed with his brother in 1636 as colonists to Virginia, from where the family eventually spread across the southern states of America.
No doubt other descendants bearing the name Harwell spread across England. Now however, the surname is extremely rare in England. There are no known descendants in the village now although a scientist at the Atomic Energy Research Establishment can trace a link through marriage to the Harwells who lived in Suffolk in the late seventeenth century. When the surname Harewell became extinct locally is not known. Another John Harewell was known to have been a copyhold tenant in the neighbouring parish of Didcot in the middle of the fourteenth century but a century later the name had disappeared from the list of tenants. The only trace of the family name is on the recent stained glass commemorative window in the church bearing the coat of arms of Bishop John, a shield containing the heads of three golden hares.
Fittingly, if somewhat irreverently, the logo for the 1985 Millennium celebration depicts a pair of hares' heads back to back with the slogan "Harwell Rules 1K".
Figure 3.5 Window in Harwell Church
The Harwell Family Tree
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By chance I found these links: Thomas Foulk Harewell (1606 – )Edmund Harwell (1524 – 1594) There are many more Harwells listed, the earliest with dates is
Edmund Harewell (1532 – ) Edmund Harewells grandfather is noted as William Harewell. The slices of time website is maintained by someone in Texas, who presumably is a descendant of the Harwell family. All the English Harwells/Harewells listed are from Besford Court, Worcestershire, England. [June 2016: these links no longer work, and I can't find references to Har(e)well on the webiste anymore]
Harwell booklet availability
Jamie Harwell McHenry –
I would like to purchase a booklet(s) if possible…we had one that has become "misplaced". We are from Mississippi. Thank you.
The main book – Village for a 1000 years – is out of print; but the contents are presented in full on this website. If you are looking for other booklets mentioned in the links above, you will need to contact them direct. Good luck.
THE HARWELL TRAIL
Dr. Jan Jenkins (formerly Jan Whittaker) –
I'm so sorry for the delay–I just found this website. I'm afraid that I have no more copies of THE HARWELL TRAIL, the book that Dr. John Fletcher and I published in 1981. I still hold the copyright, though, and so I could potentially reprint in the future. Dr. Jan Jenkins 515 Country Cove Ln Russellville, AR 72802-1276
Photos of Harwell Parish Church
Suzanne E. Harrel Chapman –
Thomas Foulk Harewell who sailed to Virgina with his brother in 1636 was my 9th great grandfather. I am in the process of creating a lengthy scrapbook using the information I have discovered through Ancestry.com and recent Harrel photos for my family both near and far. I am wondering if anyone has photos of the stained glass installed in 1981, the Harwell village, etc. that they would allow me to use to for my family's use. I am willing to donate to the Harwell church in the photographer's name or any other charitable donation for any pictures.Thank you for your consideration, Suzanne E. Chapman
Harwell family
Carole W. Parker –
I am writing reply to Suzanne E. Chapman. Were you able to obtain any photographs of the window, or other photographs. My fourth grandmother was Rhoda Harwell married to Joel Rivers. Alabama Thanks,Carole Parker
Lea Harrington says
I think I may be a direct descendant. Do you offer a digital copy for purchase? I would like to use THE HAREWELL TRAIL as a reference. Did the name transform to Harrell?
Lea Harrington
Dr. Jan Jenkins (formerly Jan Jenkins Whittaker) says
Dear Lea Harrington, yes, in the U.S., the Harwell name was transformed into "Harrell" in a number of places, especially on the frontier, where the semi-literate may not have been absolutely certain how to spell the name. In fact, year after working with Dr. Fletcher on THE HARWELL TRAIL (I was Jan Whittaker then), I found out that my paternal grandmother (a Harrell) was descended from the Harwells, just as my maternal grandfather (Harwell) was. So I am descended from the Harwell family on both sides.
Dr. Jan Jenkins
Thomas Harrell says
Is it possible to get a copy of 'The Harwell Trail'? Either written or digital format would be acceptable. And, of course, I would be willing to reimburse you for the cost. I have only recently traced my ancestry back to Harewell and I am very interested in gaining this bit of additional information concerning my name.
Deborah Froneberger Scheumann says
I am also searching for my Harwell ancestors. My forefathers landed in North Carolina north of Charlotte. The spelling has remained the same as the original spelling. I am just starting this journey for my paternal grandmothers family, Janie Victoria Harwell Froneberger.
Debbie Froneberger Scheumann
Crissie Cudd says
My family was from near Charlotte, in Rutherford County, though that branch had become Harrills. The story I grew up with was that the Harrill name came first and the Harrell branch was just too lazy to dot the "i". It appears that's wrong and we're all from Harrells and Harwells. I'm on Ancestry but I'm new to all this so if you'd like to share info I'd be happy to. This is much harder than I realized. So far what I've found on Family Search seems to be accurate and if it continues to be so we go back to the 1200s.
Crystal Harwell Rogers says
My family and I would love to get a copy of The Harwell Trail. We are in North Carolina. 828-962-4466. My extended family would purchase several copies.
Charles harwell says
I am a direct decedent of the Harwell family, I too would like a copy if possible, or how I might acquire one
Mary H. Pierson says
To Suzanne Chapman: I am Mary Harwell Pierson. My Harwell family settled in Tennessee. My birth family is settled mostly in Mississippi. I have some very crude photographs of the window in St. Matthew's Church taken almost 2 years ago on a trip to Harwell. I'm happy to pass them along. Just let me know how/where.
Crystal Jackson says
My mame is Crystal Jackson my mother is Dena Harwell I am interested in photos if you still have them our Harwell family lives mostly in Arkansas and Oregon
Liz Roberts says
Hello Crystal,
I can't help you with photos of the family but if you are on Facebook you can follow some Harwell heritage at St Matthew's church (where the Harwell window is) and in related posts about the village at the page called Harwell St Matthew's Friends.
I look forward to seeing you over there sometime! Liz Roberts
By the way, the misspelling of "Governor" in the Harwell window was corrected shortly after the installation in 1981.
Kristin Kuhlmann says
Dr. Jenkins:
Is the Harwell Trail still available? My husband is a Harrell, and we would like to obtain a copy. Information would be much appreciated.
Dr. Jan. Do u know how I might acquire a copy of the Harwell Travels. I am a direct decedent of the Harewell ( Harwell) family And would love several copy's. Sincerely Charles Harwell
Bob Harrell says
I just returned from London and also took a side trip to Harwell. I have some satisfactory photos of the window and other items of interest inside St. Matthew's, including the Gatekeeper Tapestry and accompanying narrative. Feel free to request copies via email. Cheers!
I would like to receive copies of your info. Can you email to me? I have traced my ancestry back to this time and place. It is a fascinating adventure!
Jessica Harville Pritchett says
I would love to have copies of the pics you took or any other information. I am Harville from the Harewells who came to Virginia!!! Jessicapritchett6711@gmail.com thanks!!!!!
Chapan Harwell, son of Homer, Son John, son of Hennry says
I would love to have copy's of those photos.
Hi my mother is a Harwell could you email me some pictures please Im trying to put together our family history my email is
babble_berry82@yahoo.com
Ps please label HARWELL HISTORY so I recognize it
My family has a xerox copy of The Harwell Trail, but im very interested in getting an official copy. Also i would like to have a flag made with the crest of John de Harewell. If any one has pictures i could work from i would be grateful.
Please email to me any info you have. Also, I would really like to get a copy of The Harwell Trail. Can you also email to me and let me know if you find a way to get an official copy?
Thanks, Thomas Harrell
Mary Pierson says
Please tell me how to send photos we took on a trip we took circa 2013. I'd love to have a copy of The Harwell Trail – Xerox or otherwise. I'm happy to pay for it.
I would also like to have a copy. Could you please help me? Thanks Charles Harwell
Chapan Harrell, you may have had a response already since you posted 3 weeks ago but did you see the comment I posted yesterday about finding pics of the coat of arms, people and other things of village historical interest on Harwell St Matthew Friends Facebook page? Spread the word and we can share wider …
Thank you, Liz! I fully intend to sit with a cup of tea and spend some time on the Facebook page. In-the-mean-time, I've sent some pics and docs to Jessica via email. Nothing so detailed as what's available thanks to the village's collection! I would love to return to England for a week of family research some day! MHP
You've put it in writing now, so you'll have to come over one day and we do very much look forward to welcoming you. If you're into everything ancient, you may have read about an unparalleled discovery of a Roman villa in the South of England a few days ago. That's less than 50miles/80km from Harwell. If and when you do come, please allow St Matthew's to treat you: page 6 of http://harwellandchiltonchurches.org.uk/Publisher/File.aspx?ID=151392. We have quite a little tour in mind! All good wishes.
How lovely to see all these comments – and some so recent. If you're interested in St Matthew's Church, where ancestors will have worshipped and where The Window is located, you can keep up with weekly new pics over on Facebook – check out Harwell St Matthews Friends. Scroll back to the beginning of this year for pictures of it and the Gatekeeper tapestry.
Timothy Lynn Harwell says
Searching for my roots. Earliest Ancestor I could find is George Dalton Harwell. Buried at Whitewater Church, near Griffin Ga. (Brooks Station),1890.
From what I read the Harwell's have all moved from Harwell England.
Hi Timothy Lynn Harwell, we don't have anyone in the village called Harwell, now, that's for sure. But if you fancy keeping up with photographic and documentary finds about the church, where your ancestors will have worshipped, there is a Facebook page called Harwell St Matthew's Friends. It would be nice to see you over there!
Best wishes, Liz Roberts
Timothy is your father's name Gordon BeBe Harwell?
I am writing to contact Suzanne E Chapman and Carole Parker. Have you found what you need? Would taking a look at the Facebook page Harwell St Matthew's Friends (https://www.facebook.com/HarwellChurchFriends/?ref=bookmarks) help? It's been created since your first enquiries.
Liz Roberts, Harwell village.
Doug J. Roark says
All of the preceding notes are very informing and quite valuable. My humble thanks to John M. Fletcher and Dr. Jan Whittaker Jenkins and their
My maternal grandmother was a Harrill from Tennessee. It has been a blast to go back to medieval history and the manor system. Apparently, an Atte Halle changed his family name to Harewell (Harwell) in honor of the feudal village in which he lived. Also, did the English name Attel Halle become Hall?
Did Harewell become Harrell/Harrill after family members reach America? I had assumed that. Some of my relatives use the Harrill spelling while other use Harrell. Also, how did Harrold come into the mix? I had thought that that spelling was Germanic.
Spelling changes over the years have created many research problems. I have found over thirty different spelling variations of my surname, Roark. As a retired history teacher, I realized that illiteracy and partial literacy contributed to this problem. Attribute this to census takers and officials in port of entries as well as the people themselves. Thanks to all the hard work and research that so many of you do and have done.
Stan McCombs says
My mothers maiden name was Harwell. Her father was T M Harwell of Mcnairy Co. Tn. Can anyone that have any info on his family send it via email. I have not been able to go any further than his name. Thanks
Wesley Harwell says
My name is Wesley Harwell, and she must be closely related to my branch of the family, since my grandfather's side of the family lived in McNairy County and Chester County for well over 100 years. My wife and I did some research a couple of years ago and we'd have to revisit it, but I'm sure we could find the link. What's your email, I'd be glad to get in touch.
Jay Harrill says
This is fascinating! I traced my heritage on ancestry.com the best I could and find that John Harrell Archbishop of Bath was in my tree… that is if what I was reading was correct. My Harrill family is from Cleveland County in NC and I have found traces back to Virginia in the 1600's. If anyone has any information, pictures, etc. I would greatly appreciate it. I am happy to fill in any blanks for others if possible.
Mark Harwell says
My father's name is John Harwell we are descendants of the brothers who went to Virginia that's all I know so if anyone has more information about it I would love to see it thanks
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April 8, 2020 at 3:04 pm Updated April 9, 2020 at 9:00 am
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When a hepatitis A outbreak struck San Diego's homeless population more than two years ago, experts and advocates worried it was only a matter of time before it traveled up the Interstate 5 corridor and landed in Seattle.
A local outbreak over the last several months has showed their concerns were justified. More than 100 people have been sickened by hepatitis A in King County since the beginning of January, compared with annual totals of five to 16 cases over the last decade, according to Public Health — Seattle & King County. Nearly 50% have been among people experiencing homelessness.
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Officials are now confronting two outbreaks at once: A novel coronavirus pandemic that has proven deadly, as well as hepatitis A, a highly infectious liver disease transmitted through fecal matter that disproportionately harms people who are homeless. And advocates say the city has not done enough to prevent either in its unsheltered homeless communities.
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In a tense committee meeting on homelessness at the Seattle City Council on Wednesday, nonprofit leaders called on the city to reopen bathrooms in public buildings, such as libraries, and staff them with help from the National Guard to prevent the hepatitis A outbreak from spreading.
"What we are seeing unfold in our city is a truly shocking experience," Alison Eisinger, executive director of the Seattle/King County Coalition on Homelessness, told council members.
Lack of access to running water and bathrooms — a long-running criticism of Seattle from advocates and the city auditor's office alike — make the disease ripe for spreading among people living outside. With businesses closing and day centers reducing hours due to COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, the advocates say the risk has risen exponentially.
There had been ample warning this was coming.
In July 2019, the Washington Department of Health declared a hepatitis A outbreak after identifying 13 cases in people from King County, Spokane, Pend Oreille and Snohomish County. In August, the state sent letters to homeless service providers warning that people who were homeless or used drugs were at particular risk. By December, a homeless King County man had died after being hospitalized for an acute hepatitis A infection.
Since the San Diego outbreak, Public Health — Seattle & King County and outreach workers had already been providing vaccines with the hope of stopping a potential outbreak in its tracks. But those efforts don't reach people who aren't willing to be vaccinated, said Michael Ninburg, executive director of the Hepatitis Education Project.
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Dozens of new hygiene stations have been installed in Alameda County, home to Oakland and Berkeley. Los Angeles has set up 370 hand-washing stations and 170 portable toilets. Seattle made available just 14 portable toilets and six hand-washing stations four weeks after the first local COVID-19 death.
Councilmember Lisa Herbold criticized the city's response.
"From what I can see, our failure to address the greatest needs of those with the least should indict us all for really putting our city at risk," Herbold said.
Deputy Mayor Casey Sixkiller told the council the city has faced difficulties in operating new hygiene resources that have been made available during the COVID-19 pandemic. Some have been vandalized, he said, and staffing has been hard to coordinate. The cost of additional mobile bathrooms and hand-washing stations was also a factor, Sixkiller said, as demand for them from other municipalities has increased.
Mayor Jenny Durkan has made "repeated requests" for federal and state resources such as staffing help, including in letters to FEMA and Vice President Mike Pence, her office said.
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The biggest thing the city can do now to prevent hepatitis A from spreading is to provide ample access to hygiene services for people living outside, Ninburg said, though he acknowledged doing so is "admittedly a tough proposition when you've got encampments dispersed all over the region."
Seattle has long resisted providing hand-washing stations and portable toilets to people in encampments, with officials having argued it condones illegal camping. Still, last December the city approved $1.3 million to be spent on five mobile "pit stops," which would be staffed and include toilets, sinks, sharps containers and dog-waste receptacles. Last month, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention rolled out guidelines that encouraged local governments to provide access to such resources during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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