One thing is for sure – every person alive has a body. Our body may be tall or short; stocky or slim; male or female; or a host of other possibilities, but we have a body and that body is what other people see. Therefore, it becomes how people identify with us.
Another thing is absolutely true — our bodies are not indestructible. One grandson broke his arm when he jumped off a slide in an attempt to avoid a puddle at the bottom!
Another grandson broke his leg while at the hospital when he found out that he was going to be a big brother to a little sister.
Child's cast for broken leg.
When I fell in Alaska, I severely broke my left ankle.
This resulted in surgery and over 9 weeks of non-weight bearing and significant use of a wheelchair, with later graduation to a walking boot, and then physical therapy. Subsequent to this injury and repair, I needed to have left knee surgery to strengthen and repair a torn meniscus. And then, I had to have right knee replacement because of, in part, the damage caused by twisting my leg when I turned my body to get into the wheelchair.
Praise the Lord that there is healing for our bodies. Both the grandsons have completely healed and they act as if the broken limbs never happened. The Lord has healed my body from its various surgeries and there is physical therapy ongoing.
The past two years have impressed upon me the interaction and interconnection of the various parts of our bodies. When one part of our body is injured, the rest of the body comes to its aid. For example, when you get a splinter in your finger, white blood cells congregate at that site to get the invader out! Or, consider people who cannot hear but who have extraordinary eyesight; or those who have been rendered blind and they recount how their hearing has improved.
In the New Testament of Scripture, we often read about the Body of Christ. This phrase is used in three senses. First, the phrase refers to the physical body of Jesus which according to Philippians 3:21 is the model for the resurrection bodies of Christians. Second, the phrase refers to the bread of the Lord's Supper, or communion, a sacrament of the Church. 1 Corinthians 10:16. Third, the phrase Body of Christ is used by Paul as a symbol of the church. 1 Corinthians 12:12-27.
In Romans 12:5, Paul describes the church as being one body in Christ, each member belonging to all the others. In other words, the church encompasses in a single community all those who are united to Christ by the Holy Spirit through faith.
It is the community of believers who are responding to Jesus' call to "Follow me." Christ commissioned His followers to carry on His work and that is the Church's reason for existence. In short, the Body of Christ gives to the world the hands, feet and voice of our Lord. The Body of Christ is the church in action.
Just as our physical bodies have different parts with different functions, so the Body of Christ is made up of believers who have different spiritual gifts, abilities and interests.
Not everyone is a preacher – but we all must be able to tell others of our Lord Jesus by giving our own personal testimony.
Not everyone is a singer for the choir – but we all are to praise God and make a joyful noise!
Not everyone has the gift of hospitality – but we all must extend love and assistance to those in need when we are able to do so.
In other words, we as believers in Jesus Christ are not clones of each other. In His providence and sovereignty, God has equipped His church, the Body of Christ, with those people who can fulfil specific needs. Each of us need to do the task which is intended for them to fill.
We each have the responsibility to fulfil the role assigned to us in the Body of Christ because it belongs to you, not to anyone else. Sure, others could do it if you don't, but you will miss out on the blessing of obedience to God if you fail to be obedient and you will be putting stress on other parts of the Body who are trying to take care of your job as well as their own.
My right leg helped get me down the stairs when I could not put weight on my left leg; however it was at the expense of my right knee which had to be replaced because of the exacerbated damage caused during those 9 weeks of twisting into the wheelchair. In other words, the Body accomplished what needed to be done, but it was more costly than it would have been if my left leg had been operational.
"If We Are the Body" is a song recorded by Christian rock band Casting Crowns. Written by Mark Hall and produced by Mark A. Miller and Steven Curtis Chapman, it was released as the lead single from the band's 2003 self-titled debut album through Beach Street Records on July 26, 2003. Mark Hall, lead singer and a youth minister, said that "If We Are the Body" was originally written for use in teaching his youth group what the Christian church was for. Each person in the Body of Christ is given gifts to use in ministry; and when Christians refuse to use the gifts given to them, the Body suffers.
We don't know those who are to be recipients of the salvation provided by Christ's atoning work on the cross. What we do know is that the Body of Christ, the Church, is to witness to the world — that is to each one who the Lord brings into our path.
I pray, as members of the Body of Christ, that we would accomplish our tasks and then assist other parts of the Body as well, rather than being those who sit back and let the Body go on without their input.
Don't miss out on the blessing of service to our Lord. If you are a believer in Christ Jesus as your Lord and Savior, you are part of the Body of Christ and you have a role to play in the church for which you have been equipped, and that role is singularly yours.
Praise the Lord that He has enabled us to become part of the Body of Christ, the church, to His glory and to the honor and glory of God the Father.
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The Charter is a week long ski trip we take once or twice during the winter. We either fly out west in Canada or the U.S., or to Europe. This year we bring you two trips, one to start your season and one to cap it off!
REMINDER: You must already be a member to sign up for trips. Membership sales kick off on September 27. Trip sign up is first come, first served and priority is given to those who submit their application in person on trip opening night. All applications must have membership number clearly indicated on them or they will not be accepted. Acceptance does not guarantee a spot on the trip. Successful applicants will receive confirmation of their inclusion on the trip within 10 business days.
Click HERE for the Madonna di Campiglio application form.
This season, the Voyageurs are heading to the Dolomites! Brush up on your Italian and be prepared for great snow and wonderful Italian style hospitality in the Western Dolomites. We will be skiing in the Trentino area where you will find 150 km of connected slopes for skiing from Madonna di Campiglio to Pinzolo.
Just 300 metres from the centre of Madonna Di Campiglio, the 3-star superior Hotel Crozzon offers a free shuttle to the Spinale and 5 Laghi cable cars. The modern spa area includes an indoor pool.
Lufthansa charges $100 per direction for the second piece of checked luggage on international flights. For the past two seasons, this has been waived for a Ski/boot bag combo. However, there is not guarantee this will be the case in 2019.
Clients booking their own flights may deduct $950 from the above quotes.
How to sign up? Come to our opening night, sign up as a member and then head over to the Charter sign up desk. You must be a member with 2018-2019 membership number in order to sign up.
Sign up has concluded but space may still be available and prices will need to be determined. Contact trip captain.
Prices are subject to change due to currency fluctuations, changes in air taxes, if there are less than 16 participants.
Click HERE to download the Sun Peaks application form.
Spring skiing at Sun Peaks, anyone? Could be spring, could be winter! One thing is for sure, it will be fun.
Deep steeps, long cruisers, glade zones, powder stashes, and corduroy groomers can all be found within 4,270 acres of skiable terrain. Three mountains surround a European-style, ski-through village filled with quaint shops, cafés and eateries. Sun Peaks has an abundance of activities and events for both on and off the slopes, leaving you wishing for more time at Canada's second largest ski area.
As the resort's signature property and only full-service hotel, the Sun Peaks Grand Hotel and Conference Center is located in the core of the village, with chairlifts, trails and activities at your doorstep, an in-house mountain-view pool, terrace and health club, as well as on-site grocery store, boutiques, and eateries. With views of the mountains and village, you'll enjoy waking up to the fresh mountain air and a warm cup of complimentary in room coffee or tea.
$1750 CAD per person, based on double occupancy.
Airport/hotel round-trip transfers by private coach including a 1-hour grocery stop.
Clients booking their own flights may deduct $550 from the above quotes.
Luggage fees not included in cost.
Trip sign up has concluded but space may still be available subject to revised costs.


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One suspect walked away, while Lindsey Ogbonna, 19, of Nacogdoches, was arrested and is facing a resisting arrest charge, according to police.
A criminal investigation into the alleged assault on the officer is ongoing and further charges may be filed, police said.
Kim Cole, an attorney representing some of the women, said in a statement that Anders - who wore plaid shorts and an orange T-shirt - identified himself as a security guard but not a police officer and that witnesses to the incident questioned his true identity.
The bikini-clad black female students had just returned from a pool party and were still in the parking lot when the officer approached and demanded to know why they were on the property, Cole said. Several of the students told him they lived there and "questioned who he was and why he was harassing them," Cole said.
As the women began to leave, Anders demanded they stay where they were, but the women continued to walk away, the statement said.
Anders got into a police car with lights flashing and drove closer to the group, pursuing the woman who was farthest away, the attorney's statement said. Anders got out of the car, "ripped the wig off her head, tore the T-shirt from her body, put her in a headlock and slammed her to the ground," the statement said.
Two other women tried to free her while asking who Anders was and for him to let go of their friend, the statement said.
Anders let that woman go and slammed Ogbonna to the ground, forcing his knee into her pelvic area, exposing her breasts and locking her in a wrestling hold, the attorney's statement said.
Ogbonna sustained numerous injuries during the arrest and was accused of assault on a public servant, the statement said.
"Neither of the brutalized young ladies had any clue whatsoever that this belligerent vicious brute was even a police officer," the statement said.
Cole asked in her statement that Anders be charged for the role he played during the arrest and that all charges against Ogbonna be dropped.
A protest march is planned to begin at 3 p.m. Tuesday just outside Stephen F. Austin State University campus that will end at the Nacogdoches Police Department, Cole's statement said. Officers with the university police department will monitor the planned event to make sure it remains peaceful, said Shirley Luna, university spokeswoman.
Ogbanna is a sophomore student attending classes at Stephen F. Austin State University, Luna said.
Cole released cell phone video of the incident, and the Nacogdoches Police Department has also released the dashboard camera video from Anders' car.
Nacogdoches is about 200 miles southeast of Fort Worth.
Cole, the attorney retained to represent some of the women involved in this incident, also represented the family of Dajerria Becton, a 15-year-old girl involved in a violent police take-down in June 2015 during a pool party in McKinney.
Becton and her guardian, Shasona Becton, and their attorneys, agreed to a $184,850 settlement award after suing McKinney officials for $5 million in federal court. The officer involved in the arrest, Eric Casebolt, resigned following the release of cell phone video of the incident.
A grand jury declined to indict Casebolt. Casebolt was seen in cell phone video footage of the incident running after African-American teens and ordering them to the ground as he tried to break up the pool party, then forcing Becton onto her stomach on the ground and placing his knees on her back.
Casebolt was one of a dozen officers who responded to the 911 disturbance calls at the pool, where an estimated 100 teens were celebrating the end of the school year.
This story contains information from Star-Telegram archives.


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Q: Should hibernate use unique sequences for each table? I have several entities using AUTO key generation strategy with Hibernate and postgres.
@Id
@GeneratedValue(strategy=GenerationType.AUTO)
private Long id;

This will result in a hibernate_sequence generated, and each entity will make use of that sequence when assigning keys.
Now I have a table that has lots of cache data (like 100k entries), and some user tables. As both use strategy AUTO, they both get their keys from the same hibernate sequence. As a result, even if I only have 10 users, they will all have an id of 6-7 digits long, like 123123.
I wonder if, in general, one should introduce a custom sequence for each table? Or shouldn't I care about the id generation that much?

A: I have recently solved this problem for my project. I use the Enhanced sequence generator (which is the default for sequence-style generators) and set the prefer_sequence_per_entity parameter to true.
Contents of my package-info.java:
@GenericGenerator(
    name = "optimized-sequence",
    strategy = "enhanced-sequence",
    parameters = {
        @Parameter(name="prefer_sequence_per_entity", value="true"),
        @Parameter(name="optimizer", value="hilo"),
        @Parameter(name="increment_size", value="50")})
package org.example.model;

import org.hibernate.annotations.GenericGenerator;
import org.hibernate.annotations.Parameter;

On the usage side you just need
@Id @GeneratedValue(generator="optimized-sequence")
public long id;

I prefer having separate sequences because occasionally I'll drop a table and recreate it, and I want the ID's starting from one.

A: You can use serial datatype for your useid , or use PostgreSQL sequence.
LIKE :
digoal=# create table tt(id serial, info text);
CREATE TABLE
digoal=# insert into tt (info) values ('test'),('test');
INSERT 0 2
digoal=# select * from tt;
 id | info
----+------
  1 | test
  2 | test
(2 rows)

OR
digoal=# create table tt1(id int, info text);
CREATE TABLE
digoal=# create sequence seq_tt1;
CREATE SEQUENCE
digoal=# alter table tt1 alter column id set default nextval('seq_tt1'::regclass);
ALTER TABLE
digoal=# insert into tt1 (info) values ('test'),('test');
INSERT 0 2
digoal=# select * from tt1;
 id | info
----+------
  1 | test
  2 | test
(2 rows)

A: Try with Sequence
First create sequence in postgres
CREATE SEQUENCE YOUR_ENTITY_SEQ;

In entity, use generation strategy as SEQUENCE and for next time gen value allocation set allocationSize as necessary
@Id
@GeneratedValue(strategy = GenerationType.SEQUENCE, generator = "YOUR_ENTITY_SEQ")
@SequenceGenerator(name = "YOUR_ENTITY_SEQ", sequenceName = "YOUR_ENTITY_SEQ", allocationSize = 1)
private Long id;

A: This is just the preferred way for Hibernate to manage primary keys.  It will generate the appropiate SQL idiom depending on your underlying database (a sequence for Oracle, and identity key field for DB2, etc.)
However, you can perfectly define composite keys if you feel they are more appropiate for your business.  Someone gave a great explanation on this here in Stackoverflow:
How to map a composite key with Hibernate?

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Q: Vertical asymtotes where denominator = 0 I have 2  problems as stated below:
(a).LeAnn claims that when p(x) and q(x) are polynomials the graph of y =
$\left(\frac{p(x)}{q(x)}\right)$
has
vertical asymptotes at all the points where q(x) is zero.
If LeAnn is correct, explain
why functions of this form will have asymptotes at these points.
If LeAnn is wrong,
give an example to show that she is mistaken AND revise her statement so it is correct.
(b) Aaron claims that no matter what the functions f(x) and g(x) are, the graph of $\left(\frac{p(x)}{q(x)}\right)$
has vertical asymptotes at all the points where g(x) is zero and f(x) is not zero.
If Aaron is correct, explain why functions of this form will have these asymptotes.
If
Aaron is wrong, give an example to show that he is mistaken AND revise his statement
so it is correct.
Since my language is not English I'm not clearly understand these problem. I do know that  the vertical asymptotes is = to the root of the denominator where the denominator = 0. So which one of these claim is right and which one is wrong. Please explain. Thanks for the help :)

A: Hint: Consider $f:\mathbb R\setminus\{0\}\to\mathbb R$ with $f(x) = \frac xx$. What does its graph look like?


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Sanjay Stefan Malhotra Weds Alexandra Jane Shepherd
Saved under Community, Newlyweds
Tags: Alexandra Shepherd, Desi news, FINGASK CASTLE, Houston, Houston Desi news, India, Indian American community, Indian News, Indians in America, Indo-American News, Jawahar Malhotra, Katy, NRI, SCOTLAND, south asia, Stefan Malhotra, Texas, USA
The groom's father Jawahar Malhotra (right) and Stefan's brother Jeremy and his wife Kathryn with the newlyweds (on left) and his cousin Meena Murphy, husband Dan and kids Shashi Nila and Shiva.
By Jawahar Malhotra
FINGASK CASTLE, SCOTLAND: You never know when you might finally meet a person whom you may have had a chance encounter with. After they actually met seven years later, Stefan Malhotra and Alexandra Shepherd realized that they had been in the same chemistry class in their undergraduate days at the University of Texas in Austin in 2003. But, as Stefan poked a pun at it, there was no chemistry between them then!
That changed in 2009 when they were both in the same graduate program at the University of Texas Health Science Center in Houston and Alexandra – or Alex as she more commonly goes by – caught Stefan's eye. At first, he recalls being a little intimidated by the professional student that Alex was, going around town with her adorable dog Bailey in her little Nissan. They would meet at gatherings and parties and Stefan remembers being at each of them. He never let on that he was getting fond of her, until he confided in Alex's twin sister Katie, who didn't keep the secret too long.
The Shepherd family with the bride and groom.
Soon a first date followed and sometime later they moved in together. Almost a year ago, in February 2017, Stefan proposed to Alex on the top of the Lost Mine Trail in Big Bend National Park in Texas. The two then started planning their wedding and settled on a locale near Dundee in Scotland where Alex's family is originally from. They had visited Fingask Castle in Rait, 30 minutes northwest of the city and fell in love with the setting and the venue for a reception on the grounds. It helped that Alex's mother Frances lives in Dundee and could oversee some of the arrangements and the couple made a few trips to Dundee to meet with the wedding planners.
The two were finally married in Fingask Castle on Saturday, March 10, 2018 with Jane Bechtel, a Celebrant from the Humanist Society of Scotland officiating over a non-religious, secular ceremony that reflected how Stefan and Alex view life. As Bechtel explained during the ceremony, Humanists are guided by reason, inspired by compassion and informed by the experience of Life. Bechtel remembered dear members of the families who had passed away before and Stefan's dear grandmother mamaji who had to cancel at the last minute due to health problems and her eldest son Dr. Jayant Malhotra of Chicago who stayed behind to be with her; Alex's sister Rebecca recited a poem and Stefan's brother Jeremy read a poem in French and then translated it into English. The couple then recited the vows that they had written.
The newlyweds with the French side of Stefan's family with grandmother Edith Giacchetti and mother Dr. Claudine Giacchetti to his left.
The couple drank a dram from a two-handed silver Quaich, a Scottish wedding tradition for good luck; while two figurines of Ganesh, the Hindu God of Good Luck looked down on them from the mantelpiece. They went through an abbreviated Hindu Vivah ceremony, lighting diyas at the table where they sat and signed the formal marriage certificates required by Scottish law. After the wedding, they spent a week-long honeymoon in Iceland.
Sanjay Stefan Malhotra was born and raised in Houston and is a Health Safety and Environment engineer with EDP Renewables, a Portuguese company involved in windfarm energy production. He received his Bachelors in Biology from the University of Texas in Austin in 2005 and a Masters in Public Health from the University of Texas Health Science Center in Houston in 2011. He is the son of Jawahar Malhotra, a consulting engineer and Publisher of Indo American News and Dr. Claudine Giacchetti, a Professor of French Literature at the University of Houston, Main campus. His younger brother Jeremy was married in Washington DC last October 2017.
Stefan Malhotra and Alexandra Shepherd before their wedding in Fingask Castle, Scotland
Alexandra Jane Moncrieff Shepherd was born and raised in San Antonio, Texas and is a dentist working in a group practice in Houston. She also received her Bachelors in Biology from the University of Texas in Austin in 2005 and a Masters in Public Health from the University of Texas Health Science Center in Houston in 2012, from where she also received her DDS in 2015. She is the daughter of Dr. Alexander "Sandy" Shepherd, an internist, of San Antonio and Frances Shepherd of Dundee. She has four other sisters, two who live in the UK, one in Washington DC and another in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
After the wedding, the reception was held in a pavilion on the grounds of the castle where the appetizers and dinner was a fusion of Indian – samosas, lamb chops, butter chicken masala and naan – and Scottish fare – rare broiled lamb, haggis pakoras and green spinach, among other dishes. A Highlander bagpiper performed before the reception. The wedding guests – 30 members of the French family flew in from France, a contingent from Texas and the US and the Scottish clan and friends – danced the night away to the live Scottish band Callanish whose performers – singer Aimee, Maeve on fiddle, Ben on drums, John on bass guitar, Ali on guitar and voice – were excellent in the list of pop songs and Celtic music they delivered.

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20898 Fountainhills
20898 Fountainhills, provisional designation 2000 WE147, is a dark asteroid in a cometary orbit (ACO) from the outermost regions of the asteroid belt, approximately 37 kilometers (23 miles) in diameter. It was discovered on 30 November 2000, by American amateur astronomer Charles W. Juels at the Fountain Hills Observatory in Arizona, United States.[1] The D-type asteroid has a rotation period of 12.84 hours.[3] It was named for the city of Fountain Hills, Arizona, in the United States.[1]
Discovery [1]
C. W. Juels
Discovery site
Fountain Hills Obs.
MPC designation
(20898) Fountainhills
Named after
Fountain Hills [1]
(U.S. city in Arizona)
Alternative designations
2000 WE147 · 1975 BE
1994 NA1
Minor planet category
main-belt [1][2] · (outer) [2][3]
background [4] · ACO [5]:872
Orbital characteristics [2]
Epoch 23 March 2018 (JD 2458200.5)
Uncertainty parameter 0
Observation arc
66.49 yr (24,285 d)
6.1881 AU
Semi-major axis
8.68 yr (3,169 d)
Mean anomaly
Mean motion
0° 6m 48.96s / day
Longitude of ascending node
Argument of perihelion
Jupiter MOID
TJupiter
Mean diameter
37.08 km (derived)[3]
37.31±1.1 km[6]
41.53±0.85 km[7]
12.84±0.03 h[8]
Geometric albedo
0.0200 (derived)[3]
0.037±0.007[7]
0.0505±0.003[6]
Spectral type
D [3][5]
B–V = 0.767±0.008[9]
V–R = 0.428±0.010[9]
V–I = 0.826±0.008[9]
Absolute magnitude (H)
11.0[6] · 11.10[2][7]
12.02[3][8]
1 Orbit and classification
2 Physical characteristics
2.1 Rotation period
2.2 Diameter and albedo
3 Naming
Orbit and classificationEdit
Fountainhills is a non-family from the main belt's background population.[4] For an object in the asteroid belt, its orbit is extremely eccentric and highly inclined. With a Jupiter tisserand (TJupiter) of less than 3 and with no observable coma, it is an asteroid in cometary orbit (ACO) and a candidate for being a dormant or extinct comet.[5] It is however, not a damocloid based on current orbital criteria, which typically have a TJupiter of less than 2 (also see List of damocloids).
The asteroid orbits the Sun in the outer main-belt at a distance of 2.3–6.2 AU once every 8 years and 8 months (3,169 days; semi-major axis of 4.22 AU). Its orbit has an eccentricity of 0.47 and an inclination of 46° with respect to the ecliptic.[2] The body's observation arc begins with a precovery taken at Palomar Observatory during the Digitized Sky Survey in July 1951, more than 49 years prior to its official discovery observation at Fountain Hills.[1]
Fountainhills is the second most eccentric object as large as it is inside the orbit of Jupiter (after 1036 Ganymed), and the most highly inclined object of its size within the orbit of Jupiter. While its aphelion is outside that of Jupiter's orbit, it is so highly inclined that its furthest point from the Sun is far out of the ecliptic.[citation needed]
Physical characteristicsEdit
Fountainhills has been characterized as a dark D-type asteroid in a study of asteroids in cometary orbits using the Nordic Optical Telescope at Roque de los Muchachos Observatory on the Canary Island, Spain.[5]
Rotation periodEdit
In January 2001, a rotational lightcurve of Fountainhills was obtained from photometric observations by American amateur astronomer Bill Holliday at River Oaks Observatory (915) in Texas. Lightcurve analysis gave a well-defined rotation period of 12.84 hours with a brightness amplitude of 0.20 magnitude (U=3).[8]
Diameter and albedoEdit
According to the survey carried out by the Infrared Astronomical Satellite IRAS, and on data obtained by the NEOWISE mission of NASA's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer, Fountainhills measures between 37.31 and 41.53 kilometers in diameter and its surface has an albedo between 0.037 and 0.0505.[6][7] The Collaborative Asteroid Lightcurve Link derives an albedo of 0.02 and a diameter of 37.08 kilometers based on an absolute magnitude of 12.02.[3]
NamingEdit
This minor planet was named after the town of Fountain Hills, located near the Sonoran desert on the foothills of the McDowell Mountains, home to one of the world's tallest water fountains. The official naming citation was published by the Minor Planet Center on 9 May 2001 (M.P.C. 42678).[10]
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^ a b c Holliday, B. (June 2001). "Photometry of Asteroid 251 Sophia, 393 Lampetia, and (20898) 2000 WE147, September 2000 through January 2001". The Minor Planet Bulletin. 28: 26–28. Bibcode:2001MPBu...28...26H. Retrieved 8 December 2017.
^ a b c Ye, Q.-z. (February 2011). "BVRI Photometry of 53 Unusual Asteroids" (PDF). The Astronomical Journal. 141 (2): 8. arXiv:1011.0133. Bibcode:2011AJ....141...32Y. doi:10.1088/0004-6256/141/2/32. Retrieved 10 April 2018.
^ "MPC/MPO/MPS Archive". Minor Planet Center. Retrieved 10 April 2018.
Asteroid Lightcurve Database (LCDB), query form (info)
Dictionary of Minor Planet Names, Google books
Asteroids and comets rotation curves, CdR – Observatoire de Genève, Raoul Behrend
Discovery Circumstances: Numbered Minor Planets (20001)-(25000) – Minor Planet Center
20898 Fountainhills at AstDyS-2, Asteroids—Dynamic Site
Ephemeris · Observation prediction · Orbital info · Proper elements · Observational info
20898 Fountainhills at the JPL Small-Body Database
Close approach · Discovery · Ephemeris · Orbit diagram · Orbital elements · Physical parameters
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The Electronic Funds Transfer Act is a federal law that protects consumers engaged in the transfer of funds through electronic methods. This includes the use of debit cards, automated teller machines and automatic withdrawals from a bank account. The act also provides a means of correcting transaction errors and limits the liability from any losses due to a lost or stolen card.
The law was passed in 1978 as a result of the growth of electronic ATM machines and electronic banking. The use of paper checks steadily declined since then but checks continued to serve as hard evidence of payment. The explosion of electronic financial transactions created a need for new rules that would give consumers the same level of confidence they had in the checking system. This includes the ability to challenge errors, to correct them within a 60-day window, and to limit liability on a lost card to $50 – if the card is reported as lost within two business days.
The protections of the Electronic Funds Transfer Act extend to transactions made with point-of-sale terminals, automated clearing house systems, telephone bill-payment plans and remote banking programs. The law includes a mandate for ATM operators to disclose any fees that consumers will be charged when using their machines. A notice of these fees must be posted openly and conspicuously on the ATM as well as on screen or in print before the consumer commits to completing the transaction.
This particularly applies to ATMs that are not owned and operated by a consumer's bank. Most third-party ATMs charge fees to conduct transactions such as making cash withdrawals. These fees are automatically charged to the consumer's account when the transaction is completed. ATMs that belong to a consumer's bank typically do not charge transaction fees to account holding customers.
Financial institutions are required to disclose in detail limitations on the frequency and dollar amount of transfers. For example, a bank might limit each account holder to a certain maximum on daily cash withdrawals from ATMs. Financial institutions must disclose all fees stemming from electronic fund transfers or the right to make such transfers. The institutions may disclose other fees such as minimum-balance fees, account overdrafts and stop-payment fees but they are not required to do so.
The Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act allowed electronic documents and signatures to hold the same validity as paper documents and handwritten signatures. In combination with the Electronic Funds Transfer Act, these laws granted consumers more access and protections when conducting financial transactions electronically.


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Sometimes the New York Times has an easier time understanding freedom in other countries than it does in America. A Times feature that appears in the business section asks, in a headline about France, "can the land of the 35-hour workweek overcome its cultural and regulatory barriers to surpass London and other tech hubs?"
When [one founder] wanted to offer stock options to lure and retain engineers and designers, the French rules were so complex that he dropped the plan. Social taxes pushed his employee costs to nearly twice what they would be in the United States...."Regulations and taxes have still not evolved enough to allow start-ups to flourish once they get off the ground," [the founder] said.
It's nice to see such clear-eyed reporting from the Times about the costs of taxes and regulations on growth.


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"Feeling of rest, even with sufficiently visible contrast."
A bedroom for two young people should include pleasant and stylish combinations of color and shape.
A suitable shade of brown gives a sense of solidity without much pathos and as a result, the overall impression of the room will be very nice.
The main and pleasant place in the bedroom is the bed, it should be comfortable and practical.
The bed "Diana" from the company "Blest" on a mattress of 1800x2000 mm was chosen.
A decorative sun-shaped mirror hangs over the head of the bed, its entire surface is completely mirrored.
On the sides of the bed are very elegant, original and modern bedside tables round shape, they will be made to order.
On them are the fixtures from "MAYTONI".
White metal rhombic decor was placed on the pedestals on the wall, which is also visible on the dark accent accent wall.
The geometric shape of a rhombus can be seen in most room decors: on cabinet furniture, metal decors on the walls, and even in the mirror at the dressing table.
Opposite the bed is a TV and nightstand, which serves to accommodate various necessary things and to accommodate a radiator (it is covered with a decorative grille).
There is a dark carpet on the floor, which continues from the corridor, and a dark plinth.
Smoothly dark color from the floor goes to the accent wall, and the same dark color goes to the ceiling.
The windows we proposed a dark shade to support the accent wall.
On the ceiling spot lighting.
On the walls, decorative plaster of light and dark colors.
The room turned out quite stylish, but cozy. I think that in this room customers will have a good rest and relax, because they really like the contrast of colors.


Cytopathology - section pathology, that studies during pathological processes at the level of the cell and its components. Cytopathology explores causes of tumoral formation.
Timely diagnosis of various gynecological diseases - an important component of their successful treatment. Cytological analysis of cervical cells helps on time find widespread oncological disease - cancer of the cervix.
In carrying out cytological analysis is examined tissue cells, their number, shape, mutual position, and other characteristics. The most important is ability to detect precancerous changes in cervical cells.
Since these changes do not manifest themselves in the overall health of women, by the other ways their find difficult. Material for the study take by scraping a very small amount of tissue from the surface of the cervix with a spatula, spoon, or a probe.
The study itself takes place under the microscope. In many clinics conducted simultaneously the study of cells in different ways. An integrated approach allows you to get more accurate results. Assessment of the condition individual cells and overall assessment of the material gives you the opportunity diagnose the disease, or to talk about that a woman is healthy. According to results of analysis is made cytologic conclusion.
- Cells with anomalies are absent - a woman is healthy.
- Cells have minor changes denominated in a slight increase of the nucleus. The analysis is considered normal in terms of having cancer, but most often this stage suggests inflammation or infection. A woman is recommended to pass an additional examination in order to establish the causes of the presence of abnormal cells of the second stage.
- There are cells with significant pathological changes of the nuclei. The number of such of cells is low, but if the detected cells in this step is required additional analyzes.
- Cells have significant heavy atypical changes that can be considered a precancerous condition.
Сarcinoma (cancer) of the cervix.
Difference cancer from normal epithelial of cells is based on differences in size, shape and color, as well as improper distribution of nuclear chromatin (as irregular clusters).
Besides the cancer cells the cytologic specimen have a large number of leukocytes, particularly polynuclears, bacteria, elements of red blood.


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Dr. Adan previously served as the Medical Director for Charter Behavioral Health in Largo, Florida and founded his private practice in 1996. He is a diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology and is a member of the American Psychiatric Association.
Dr. Adan is bilingual and specializes in a wide spectrum of child, adolescent and adult psychiatric disorders. He takes great pride in treating the developmentally disabled — a population he feels is underserved in our society.


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UAE waves goodbye to eagle with abstract new logo
By Georgia Coggan 2020-01-09T10:57:47Z
New United Arab Emirates emblem was voted for by 10m people.
(Image credit: Ministry of Cabinet Affairs and The Future)
The United Arab Emirates has announced a brand new logo (above), the country's first new emblem in 50 years. Named '7 Lines', the new emblem was decided on in a competition voted on by 10.6 million people from around the world. The winning logo aims to help clear up global confusion about what the UAE actually is, and help cement its unity as a country.
It's also accompanied by a new slogan – Make It Happen – which relates to the nation's journey since its unification 50 years ago. (Compare this new emblem to our pick of the best ever in our best logos post.)
The final entries in the UAE's competition, voted on by 10.6 million people globally (Image credit: Ministry of Cabinet Affairs and The Future)
For the project, seven designers from each of the country's seven emirates – so 49 designers in total – were chosen to create a range of new logo options, three of which were offered for the public to vote on. The chosen design is comprised of seven multicoloured lines each representing one of the emirates (Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Ajman, Sharjah, Ras al Khaimah, Fujairah and Umm al-Quwain), in the shape of the map of the UAE.
This was especially important to the nation's rebrand aimed partly to clear up global confusion about what the UAE actually is. "The world is going to know us now as seven emirates," said Ms Al Hammadi who, at 21, is one of the youngest designers involved. She explained that people around the world think that Dubai and Abu Dhabi, for example, are separate countries and that the message of unification is incredibly important to the country.
The new logo was announced by HH Sheikh Mohammed with the below tweet.
أطلقت اليوم وأخي محمد بن زايد و٤٩ مبدع إماراتي الهوية الاعلامية المرئية الجديدة لدولة الامارات ... هوية تمثل خارطتنا .. وتصاعد طموحاتنا .. وسبع إماراتنا التي تسابق العالم .. وسبعة مؤسسين خلدوا أنفسهم في تاريخنا pic.twitter.com/1qIY3gU4nPJanuary 8, 2020
Sass Brown, design expert and columnist for UAE publication The National, explains that the format and direction of the lines are representative of more than just the seven emirates.
"The gentle undulation of the form reminds me of the curve of a sand dune or the roll of a wave, both representative of the geography of the territory," says Brown. "The simple sans-serif font is clean, modern and easy to read in a digital environment, representative of the stand the Emirates has taken on innovation, entrepreneurship and technology, which propels them into the future."
Unusually, the logo seems to carry a specific timeframe – it aims to carry the country forward over the next 50 years.
The old UAE logo (left), and the rebranded version (right) (Image credit: Courtesy Ministry of Cabinet Affairs and The Future/Wikipedia)
Alongside the rebrand, the UAE will be planting over 10 million trees in Nepal and Indonesia – one tree for every vote cast. The trees will be planted in West Papua, Indonesia, a centre for marine biodiversity, and at the Amaltaari planting site in Nawalparasi, Nepal to support the endangered species, such as the Bengal tiger, that live there.
Whether or not the logo and tree planting drive will help shift the UAE's global reputation remains to be seen, but, from a design point of view, the logo itself is a strong symbol with a clear message. It's a clean and modern update on the imperialistic-looking eagle that was introduced way back in 1973, and holds very different connotations.
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Microsoft's Office Insider program lets you test tomorrow's Office today
Insider builds for Windows and Android are now available for Office 365 subscribers, but Mac users will have to wait a few months.
PCWorld	 Nov 14, 2015 10:56 am PST
Microsoft released Office 2016 to the general public back in September, and it's a good update overall. But if you'd like to help improve future releases of Office, you'll want to check out the new Office Insider program.
Office Insider clearly draws inspiration from Microsoft's Windows Insider user-testing program, as Neowin points out. And just like how Windows Insider lets you see what's to come for Windows, the Office Insider program will let you test out and provide feedback for upcoming releases of Office 2016.
For now, the program encompasses the Windows and Android versions of Office, and is open to Office 365 Home, Business, and University users: All you need to do to join Office Insider is to download and install the Office Insider build of the productivity suite. Mac users will have to wait a bit: Microsoft says that it will provide Office Insider builds for OS X "in the coming months."
The story behind the story: The Windows Insider program was a key component of Windows 10's testing and development process, according to the company. (Microsoft uses a similar program to test upcoming versions of the Xbox One Experience and the Xbox app on Windows, though participation in the Xbox One Preview program is by invitation only.)
According to Samer Sawaya of the Windows Feedback team, user feedback actually led the Windows 10 team to incorporate some new features into the operating system. If that's any indication of how the Office Insider program will work, it'll be a golden opportunity for you to help shape the future of Microsoft Office.
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How Frogs Cope With Road Salt and Brackish Water
An ongoing study has found that American green tree frog tadpoles that live on the coast can better tolerate brackish salt water after hatching than a population of inland tree frogs.
Image Credit: Greg Schechter, licensed by cc 2.0
Some frogs may be able to adapt to brackish, salty water, according to new research.
"Coastal frogs are less likely to avoid placing their eggs in salt water," said Molly Albecker about a population of American green tree frogs, Hyla cinerea, while presenting her research at the Ecological Society of America's annual conference in Baltimore. Albecker is a biology researcher at the East Carolina University in Greenville, N.C. working on the ongoing study.
In order to see whether this ability to tolerate more brackish water was a characteristic of the tree frog species in general, Albecker participated in studies that examined the kinds of water that inland and coastal populations of green tree frogs and a related species, Cope's gray tree frog (Hyla chrysoscelis), preferred.
In the wild, male green tree frogs usually mount the females, who then will piggyback it around sampling pools that can resemble the water-filled pails. The females use a pelvic patch that may allow them to detect salinity, among other things.
They gave pregnant females different choices in which to lay their eggs by laying out plastic pails that resemble sampling pools. The researchers filled some pails with salt water and others with fresh water to determine what the frogs would favor.
Albercker said that they found females of both green tree frog populations as well as the other species prefer to lay their eggs in fresh water. But inland female green tree frogs were pickier about laying their eggs in salt water than their coastal cousins.
She said they aren't clear exactly why the coastal frogs have adapted a higher ability to deal with salt water, but it could have to do with more mucus glands that provide them a defense.
They then watched these different scenarios to see how many tadpoles hatched in each of them, and found that coastal eggs had higher hatching rates than inland frog eggs.
Albecker said that studies like this can determine how biodiversity along the coast of North Carolina may be affected as the area becomes more brackish with sea water rises.
Road Salt Hopping
But rising sea levels aren't the only way that salt is entering amphibian ecosystems. A study published recently in Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry found that wood frog (Rana sylvatica) tadpoles in Ohio may grow more when exposed to road salt, leading to larger adults.
But there's a catch — juvenile wood frogs have a lower survival rate.
Wood frog tadpoles grew larger in ponds contaminated with road salt. The salt appeared to restrict the zooplankton population, which competes for the algae that tadpoles feed on. Image Credit: Michael F. Benard
"This study really shows that you need to look across multiple life stages to get a good look at what environmental pollutants are doing," said Kacey Dananay, a PhD student at Case Western Reserve University and lead author of the study.
One of the reasons for this could be that the salt seemed to give zooplankton a hard time growing. Since zooplankton feed on some of the same algae as wood frogs, the salt may have resulted in the frogs having more to eat.
But the researchers aren't exactly sure why the juveniles don't survive as much.
"We would predict the frogs that are larger at metamorphosis would do better — larger body mass is usually an indication that they are more fit," Dananay said. "Maybe they're more susceptible to disease or there's a physiological change we can't see."
Further studies are planned on the physiological effects salt has on wood frogs.
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Mr. Matulevic, a former high school baseball coach, knows that kids enjoy a successful experience in youths sports when they're taught the fundamentals in a positive, enthusiastic environment. With a mastery of a sport's fundamental skills, a child gains confidence and self-reliance, gateways to success.
The article and testaments from former camp attendees all suggest that Mr. Matulevic is the real deal—an authentic teacher who wants only to see his students become better baseball players and people. If you're considering sending your child off to camp this summer, try to find a camp that embodies the same principles as Jerry's. Forget the star players, T-shirts, and extras. Find a camp that focuses on teaching, rather than simply playing games.


The lake, in this case, has a different radiocarbon reservoir than that of the majority of the radiocarbon in the biosphere and therefore an accurate radiocarbon age requires that a correction be made to account for it.
In this page, we consider natural reservoir variations and variations brought about by human interaction].
Radiocarbon samples which obtain their carbon from a different source (or reservoir) than atmospheric carbon may yield what is termed apparent ages.
The average difference between a radiocarbon date of a terrestrial sample such as a tree, and a shell from the marine environment is about 400 radiocarbon years (see Stuiver and Braziunas, 1993).
The logical conclusion from this was that in order to obtain a modern radiocarbon reference standard, representing the radiocarbon activity of the 'present day', one could not very well use wood which grew in the 1900's since it was affected by this industrial effect.
Thus it was that 1890 wood was used as the modern radiocarbon standard, extrapolated for decay to 1950 AD.
Because the source of the industrial fuels has been predominantly material of infinite geological age ( e.g coal, petroleum), whose radiocarbon content is nil, the radiocarbon activity of the atmosphere has been lowered in the early part of the 20th century up until the 1950's.
The atmospheric radiocarbon signal has, in effect, been diluted by about 2%.
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module TestMessages

using ..Fixtures
using Log4jl
using Log4jl.Messages
import Log4jl: format, formatted, parameters
using FactCheck

msgInput = ["test", 10, 11.]

facts("Massages") do
    context("should have required methods implemented") do
        msg = Fixtures.IncompleteMessage()
        @fact_throws AssertionError format(msg)
        @fact_throws AssertionError parameters(msg)
        @fact_throws AssertionError formatted(msg)
    end
    context("can be created from string input") do
        msg = SimpleMessage(msgInput[1])
        @fact format(msg) --> msgInput[1]
        @fact parameters(msg) --> nothing
        @fact formatted(msg) --> msgInput[1]
        @fact parameters(SimpleMessage(msg)) --> Any[msg]
    end
    context("can be created from object input") do
        msg = ObjectMessage(msgInput)
        @fact format(msg) --> string(msgInput)
        @fact parameters(msg) --> Any[msgInput]
        @fact formatted(msg) --> string(msgInput)
    end
    context("can be created from parameterized string input") do
        msgPattern = "Test: {}, {}, {}."
        msg = ParameterizedMessage(msgPattern, msgInput...)
        @fact format(msg) --> msgPattern
        @fact parameters(msg) --> msgInput
        @fact formatted(msg) --> "Test: test, 10, 11.0."
        @fact parameters(ParameterizedMessage(msg)) --> Any[msg]
    end
    context("can be created from 'printf' formatted input") do
        msgPattern = "Test: %s, %d, %.1f"
        msg = PrintfFormattedMessage(msgPattern, msgInput...)
        @fact format(msg) --> msgPattern
        @fact parameters(msg) --> msgInput
        @fact formatted(msg) --> "Test: test, 10, 11.0"
        @fact parameters(PrintfFormattedMessage(msg)) --> Any[msg]
    end
end

end

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