Genetically improved animals require quality feed and suitable environment to achieve maximum growth. Profitable pig keeping does not necessarily require the best breeds but more importantly, it is the matching of the genetic quality of the feed and its environment.
If the genetic quality of the pig is good, ad libitum feeding is recommended to take advantage of the growth potential of the pig. Thus, if the genetic potential is poor, restricted feeding should be applied.
Growth performance is primarily influenced by nutrient intake. The increasing nutritional requirement of the grower should be met to achieve the maximum growth performance at a certain period and at given number of fattening days. If the feed is of good quality and the growth potential of the pig is high, ad libitum feeding is recommended.
Extreme temperatures stress the pigs, thus, it affect the feed intake, weight gain and feed efficiency It a/so affect the pigs' susceptibility to diseases and infection.
Proper housing and ventilation can control these extreme temperatures to occur. Close attention in the construction of pig houses should therefore be given to attain maximum growth of the pigs.
In a cold temperature, the pigs consume more feed because their energy requirement for maintenance is increased to maintain normal body temperature. Generally, growth rate is not affected, but feed efficiency is poorer. When restricted feeding is practiced, pigs cannot voluntarily adjust energy intake. Thus, the feed level must be increased based on the temperature.
As the temperature rises above the thermoneutral zone, feed consumption declines and extreme heat stress causes drastic reduction in feed consumption. Wet feeding can also be done to stimulate the appetite of the pigs. Providing shower could also help reduce stress and increase feed consumption.
If there is irregular supply of feeds in the area, restricted feeding is recommended to ensure continuous feeding. However, if feed is readily available and at the same time the price is low, ad libitum feeding is more practical.
If preference of lean meat is higher, it may be necessary to limit feed intake. However, if the market is insensitive to fatness and ad libitum does not result in worse feed conversion, then the clear choice is to practice ad libitum.
Wet feeding means mixing the dry feed with two to three times its weight to water (1:2-3). Water should be added just before feeding. This method is only suitable for feeding regimen were the pigs are able to consume the feed given, otherwise, the feeds will likely ferment and attract flies and vermin.
There are three important points to consider in determining the amount of feed to be given daily.
The lower the starting weight the higher the quality of starter feed should be used.
If the genetic potential of the pig is good (fast grower), starter feed can be given till the pig reaches 45 to 60 kgs.
The feeding scheme should be based on the average growth performance of the pigs, refer to Table 1 for details. Changing of feeds should be done gradually.
Since weight is necessary to determine the feeding scheme to be used, weight estimation is more practical rather than actual weighing. Weighing of pigs every now and then causes stress to the pigs.
One way of estimating is by looking and getting the average weight of the biggest and smallest pigs. The distribution of weights should also be considered. If their sizes are closer to the heaviest (biggest) pig, then the estimated weight should be between the calculated average weight and the weight of the heaviest pig. The calculated average weight will represent the weight of finishers in a pen.
Different kinds of feeds have different densities and weights. The use of a similar feed scoop on different feeds may not give the ration one hopes to give. In the absence of a feed scale, necessary adjustments can be made on the feed scoop used for the exact amount of feed if feed densities are known.
Feed density is the relationship between weight and volume of a certain feed. It is calculated by dividing the weight of the feed by the volume of the same amount of feed.
Bayani has 12 finishers, with an average weight of 60 kg LW. Daily he gives three bucketful (15-liter capacity) of finisher mash. Considering an ADG of 650 grams, is Bayani giving the correct amount of feed?
Therefore. Bayani is giving the right amount of feed to the finishers.
The water requirement of the pigs should not be token for granted. It is not enough to make water avail-able but the quality should also be considered. Water given must be clean and odorless. Water is important in the regulation of body temperature thru evaporative cooling, it also functions as solvent, and lubricant.
The required quantity of water depends on the age of pigs, production level and climate (see Table 3). The water needs of the pig can come from the drinking water provided, water contained in feed, and metabolic water derived from the breakdown of carbohydrates, fats, and proteins.
Table 3. Water requirement of finishers according to their weight.
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New animal welfare legislation approved in Northern Ireland
http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/vr.d1362
AN animal welfare 'milestone' was reached in Northern Ireland on February 22 when the Welfare of Animals Bill was given final approval by the Northern Ireland Assembly.
The new Welfare of Animals Act will replace the Welfare of Animals Act (Northern Ireland) 1972 and aims to prevent unnecessary suffering to any vertebrate animal. It also sets out obligations on people to promote the welfare of animals, including domestic pets, for which they are responsible and imposes a 'duty of care' on owners or keepers of non-farmed animals. It provides powers to allow action to be taken to prevent unnecessary suffering rather than having to wait until an animal actually suffers. Other new powers provide for the issuing of improvement notices, which must be complied with to improve the welfare of animals.
The new legislation also bans the docking of dogs' tails, except when it is justified as part of medical treatment by a vet or …
British Veterinary Association

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import math
from collections import defaultdict

def main():
    #num = 13195
    num = 600851475143
    primes = calc_primes(int(math.sqrt(num))+1)
    primes.sort()
    primes.reverse()
    largest_prime_factor = 0
    i = 0
    while not largest_prime_factor:
        if float(num) % primes[i] == 0:
            largest_prime_factor = primes[i]
        else:
            i += 1
    print(largest_prime_factor)

# calculate all primes up to x using sieve of Eratosthenes
def calc_primes(x):
    is_prime = defaultdict(lambda:True)
    for i in range(3,int(math.sqrt(x))+1,2):
        if is_prime[i]:
            for j in range(i,int(x/i)+1,2):
                is_prime[i*j] = False
    primes = [y for y in range(1,x+1) if y % 2 != 0 and is_prime[y]]
    primes.append(2)
    return primes

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

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...because you know that's TOTALLY normal.
Yep, you read that headline correctly.
The "My Prerogative" artist held nothing back in his new memoir Every Little Step: My Story: Bobby Brown. (Harper Collins) The former New Edition singer details his wild nights with pop royalty, and goes in depth about his tumultuous marriage to Whitney, her death, and Bobbi Kristina's passing in July 2015.
However, one of the more eyebrow raising details in the book came when Brown revealed he accidentally fried chicken with cocaine.
Brown says he was unaware his mother sold cocaine to support the family and while away, he decided to fry chicken, a meal his mother taught him to cook. He grabbed a bag of what he believed was flour to coat the chicken. His mother would later return, elated he took initiative to cook dinner, but soon realized he mistook the bag of cocaine for flour.
Brown says his mother never explained to him what he did, but months later he figured it out.


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Q: httplib2, how to set more than one cookie? As you are probably aware, more often than not, an HTTP server will send more than just a session_id cookie; however, httplib2 handles cookies with a dictionary, like this:
response, content = http.request(url, 'GET', headers=headers)

headers = {'Cookie': response['set-cookie']}

url = 'http://www.example.com/home'
response, content = http.request(url, 'GET', headers=headers)

So, how do I set the extra cookies? If handled with a dictionary, I can't have double Cookie keys :S.
Thanks for your time.

A: Cookies are contained in a single HTTP header, separated by semicolons.  Example:
cookie1=value1;cookie2=value2

So you'll need to build a string from the cookies sent by the server, and then set that as the Cookie header.
Edit: Actually, playing around a bit with httplib2 and re-reading your question, I'm not sure you actually need to do anything to get the functionality you want.  The set-cookie value you get back from httplib2 is actually the raw Set-Cookie header sent from the server; you can just put that into the cookie header of the new response, and everything will work fine.  Technically speaking you should remove some cookie attributes such as expiry, but I imagine most servers will handle that just fine.

A: Yes, I just found out elsewhere about the Cookie header when making the request, but the server may send several Set-Cookie headers, with a cookie(and expiration,domain,etc attributes) per header. But with the dictionary system used in httplib2, I can't really get all the possible Set-Cookie headers sent by the server, but seemingly, just the last one.
So, any more ideas :)?

A: Doing some extra testing, with a dummy setcookie() PHP page, I generated in 3 test, the following set of headers:
Set-Cookie: chocolate=chips
Set-Cookie: milk=shape

Set-Cookie: chocolate=chips; expires=Sun, 15-Nov-2009 18:47:08 GMT; path=/; domain=thaorius.net; secure; httponly
Set-Cookie: milk=shape

Set-Cookie: chocolate=chips; expires=Sun, 15-Nov-2009 18:46:25 GMT
Set-Cookie: milk=shape

The output actually supplied by httplib2 on the set-cookie key of the array, is, respectively for each header pair, this:
chocolate=chips, milk=shape

chocolate=chips; expires=Sun, 15-Nov-2009 18:31:00 GMT; path=/; domain=thaorius.net; secure; httponly, milk=shape

chocolate=chips; expires=Sun, 15-Nov-2009 18:38:21 GMT, milk=shape

So it seems that httplib2 does deal with the problem properly, but now I'm presented with another problem. The "," in the expires attribute. As you can see, cookies get separated by a comma, but how to distinguish from that of the expires attribute.
I could split the string by commas, and then by ";", and end up with key value pairs for each cookie, nice and easy; but with the comma in expires, I can't possibly do that.
So, I'm thinking, I could use a regular expression that basically looks for "expires=letters, num&letters nums:nums:nums arbitrarychars[,|;|$]" and replaces it for something like expires=STUB, as I do not really care about the expiration time of the cookies.
So, would anyone be so kind as to give me the regex I can feed to re.sub()? I haven't really needed regex so far, thus I haven't learned them, and I really don't want to loose a few days for a single one :).

A: Try this:
pp = re.compile('(Sun|Mon|Tue|Wed|Thu|Fri|Sat),')
pp.sub('','alpha Sun, beta')
'alpha  beta'

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Rodney Gomez's Citizens of the Mausoleum Now Available for Preorder
Sundress Publications is pleased to announce that Rodney Gomez's full-length poetry collection, Citizens of the Mausoleum, is now available for preorder at the Sundress store.
The author of Kingdom Animalia, Aracelis Girmay, had this to say about Citizens of the Mausoleum:
"These poems, they circled me as I chopped vegetables, walked to the train, fed the baby. These are poems that both archive the bodies traversing terrains and become varying bodies/terrains themselves. Subjects destabilized and infused with one another. And then there is the surprise of both what a body is/might be and how it might (the body of the poem or the body of the speaker) sing. Moments of song: 'Instead, my body feeds on air' and 'Catrina, I folded myself / into a fox-faced bat / to neutralize the dark.' In so many ways, these poems, to me, are paintings. Potent. Alive. Saturated with song and diction. Loss. An archive of loss which might also be an archive of love and/or reckoning. How essential an archive of loss or violence is if we are to know how to place ourselves in history, how to talk about what we've inherited and what we must move toward and against."
Rodney Gomez is a member of the Macondo Writers' Workshop and the proud son of migrant farmworkers. He is the author of Citizens of the Mausoleum (2018), Baedeker from the Persistent Refuge (2019), and the chapbooks Mouth Filled with Night, Spine, and A Short Tablature of Loss. His work has appeared in Poetry, The Gettysburg Review, Blackbird, Pleiades, Denver Quarterly, and Puerto del Sol, among other journals. He is the recipient of the Drinking Gourd Chapbook Prize from Northwestern University, the RHINO Editors' Prize, the Gloria Anzaldúa Poetry Prize, and the Rane Arroyo Prize. He studied philosophy at Yale and earned an MFA from the University of Texas-Pan American. He works at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley and reviews poetry for Latino Book Review.
Other advance readers include Ed Roberson, author of To See the Earth Before the End of the World, who said:
"Gomez gives Coyolxauhqui and the other subjects in this book a poetry that is a bold construct of feeling and thought in highly evocative, often surreal and magical language. Citizens of the Mausoleum opens, for instance, with a poem cataloging the ephemera taken by anthropologists from fifty-two plots in a county burial park, sometimes multiple people in a single body bag. More than a mere list, these objects are evidence of the complex lives people lived up to their deaths in the desert. Throughout the book Gomez fills in that evidence with poems exhibiting the intensity of the lives and the love, familial, matriarchal and spiritual, experienced by his people."
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At a meeting in Boston, the CCC did not make public any details about the businesses, not even their identities, that it approved for expedited license review. The commission approved all 20 with one vote. CCC Chairman Steven Hoffman said the details of what the CCC voted on would be available online later Tuesday, though details had not been posted as of 5:15 p.m.


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VOL 2 - ISSUE 3
TCE is bringing a real-world perspective to the academic pursuits of the students and the faculty. Individually and collectively, you as Alumni, are the measure of our success and the foundation of our future. I invite the Alumni to provide feedback and support our College in a way that best suits them.
TCE plays an important role in ensuring the connection between student and the Alumni to educate them ahead of their graduation about the value and honour of being a TCE alumnus. TCE requires adequate funding for creating corpus to support student scholarships and other activities to have an effective Alumni relations program. TCE connects Alumni to the college and to each other, builds traditions, fosters student and Alumni leadership and serves the diverse needs and interests of our society.
I sincerely thank you all for your contributions to enrich the lives of the students by helping them to establish lifelong, meaningful and valued relationships with TCE and its Alumni. I congratulate the Editors and all the people who have contributed to shape this newsletter in the best possible manner.
- Dr. M. Palaninatha Raja,
Principal (i/c), TCE
We are glad to report the Alumni activities for the period from June to November 2021 in this issue. This period has been so exciting with the college re-opening for students and everyone getting back to business. Alumni engagement at our institution continues to reach newer heights. In this Newsletter, we have covered all the major Alumni engagements that had happened in the latter half of this year, highlights being Alumni Mentorship, Initiatives of Thiagarajar Entrepreneurs Network, Outreach by TCE Alumni and Alumni visits to their Alma mater.
Over 500 students have enrolled for getting mentorship under Alumni and 178 Alumni have volunteered to be mentors. The golden jubilee reunion of 1970 batch Alumni happened in blended mode, with few Alumni attending the event in person while others joined virtually. Many Alumni have also been involved in academic activities such as curriculum review, Project review and Technical talks. We also take immense pleasure in giving special mention to some of our Alumni, who have won laurels for their professional achievements.
We hope this e-Newsletter would be an effective instrument of communication and positively engage you with the developments at our Institution. Your suggestions and feedback are highly appreciated.
You may reach us through: alumni@tce.edu
Golden Jubilee Reunion
1970 Batch - Reunion
On September 27, 2021, the Golden Jubilee Reunion of the 1970 class was held at TCE's KS auditorium. Fifteen Alumni from the 1970 class attended the reunion in person, while many more participated on-line. With his welcome remarks, Dr.K.Ramalingam initiated the programme. In his welcome presentation, Mr.G.Thiagarajan outlined the goals and objectives of the reunion. Mr.N.Ramkumar, the President of TCE Alumni Association, gave a talk about the Alumni activities. Alumni from the 1970 batch presented their donation of Rs.2 lakhs towards TCE Alumni Charitable Trust which will be utilized to provide scholarships for the deserving students.
Mr.K.Hari Thiagarajan, our Trustee, delivered the Presidential address and released the souvenir. Dr.V.Abhaikumar presented his address on Institutional evolution . Dr.M.PalaninathaRaja, Principal (i/c) and Dr.S.Mercy Shalinie, Dean-MIS addressed the Alumni. Mr.N.S.Srinivasan presented the details about the souvenir in his address. The programme facilitators were Mr.S.Balakrishnan, Mr.D.V.Krishnan, and Mr.A.Gurumohan from the 1970 batch. Mr.R.M Subbiah addressed the gathering as the Chief Co-ordinator. Dr.K.V.Uma, College level Co-ordinator for Alumni Relations, gave a brief presentation on AlmaConnect, a platform for Alumni engagement. The vote of thanks was offered by Mr.M.S.Ramanujam.
Upcoming Reunions : 1971 & 1972 batch
Alumni Mentorship
As part of Alumni support to the present students, the Alumni Mentorship program has been restructured. In the proposed program, Alumni will mentor the students in respect of Higher Studies, Competitive exams (GATE/GRE/TOEFEL/CAT/GMAT/IELTS), Programming Skills, Industry Supported Projects, Placement, Entrepreneurship, Civil Services Exam and Public Speaking/ Presentation skills.
In this program, one Alumni will mentor 3 students in a chosen area (eg: Higher Studies). Many of the Alumni have expressed their consent to spend one hour per week as per their convenience. We have identified sub topics for discussion in each area. It is also proposed to organize induction program for both the Mentors and Mentees. The Mentoring process is to be supported by the Tutors in each department.
So far 178 Alumni have expressed their willingness to Mentor the students and 530 students have opted for getting mentored. We believe that this new avenue of collaboration would result in greater synergy and growth. We look forward to see more and more Alumni joining in the mentors panel and many more students getting benefitted. Interested Alumni may use the willingness form given below.
Alumni Mentorship willingness form >> Click here
List of existing panel of Alumni mentors >> Click here
CoreStack, The AI-powered Cloud Governance company Co-founded by our Alumni Rathinasabapathy Arumugam (1998- ECE) received the 1st Guidance ATEA Digital Accelerator grant. He received the recognition from the Honourable Chief minister of Tamil Nadu, Mr.M.K.Stalin during the Investment conclave held at ITC, Chennai.
Dr. S. Mohan (1981-Civil) has been appointed as the First Vice Chancellor of Puducherry Technological University.
Mrs. Valliammai (1985-Civil) received the Technology All-Star award by Women of Color magazine. She was honoured at the Women of Color STEM Digital Conference held on October 8, 2021.
Mr. Anand Rajaguru IPS (2011-CSE) commanded the State Independence Day parade, Kerala
Mr. Adithyan Annamalai (2021-Mech) bagged admission in the prestigious Imperial College London (QS Ranking 08 among academic institutions ) . Course Name - Msc- Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Management.
Anicut capital has been recognized as one of the Top ten early stage angel investors in a survey conducted by Inc42, a leading Indian media for startups and entrepreneurs. Mr.IAS.Balamurugan (1991-Mech) is the Managing Partner at Anicut Capital LLP.
Dr. K. Arunachalam(1982-Civil) Former Dean, TCE received Eminent Engineer award from the Association of consulting Civil Engineers (India)
Late Mr. Parthiban (1980-Mech) , Mr. Annamalai, Mr. Raghu are granted with a U.S patent on their IOT invention on "Bearing Lubrication Application Control"
Ar.Shivaram Arunachalam and Ar.Kil Kamesh (2011-Arch) , Founders - Design Infinity, Chennai received an award for "Leading and Creative Architecture & Interior Design firm of the year 2021" in the National Architecture and Interior Design Excellence awards category during the conference organized by Design Awards India and Beginup in September 2021.
TCE- TEN Initiatives
Mr.IAS. Balamurugan (1991-Mech) , Managing Partner at Anicut Capital, visited TCE and interacted with the start-ups in TCE-TBI and the Students.
He has also come forward to financially support the promising incubates. Anicut capital with 200 million USD size of funds has signed an MOU with TCE TBI to offer funding and mentoring support to the early stage companies. This is envisaged for twenty such start-ups in TCE-TBI in the next few years.
Alumni to TCE
Our Alumni contribute significantly to the success of our college. We are glad to note that many of our Alumni have involved in various curricular and co-curricular activities to encourage the students broaden their horizons. Alumni involvement in Faculty Development Programmes, Webinars, Board of Studies, Workshops, and Placement Talks demonstrates their commitment to TCE.
Click here to see the list of activities and alumni involved >>
Alumni Outreach
Lakshmanan Somasundaram (1987-Civil) , the Managing Director, Tecton Engineering and Construction, Sharjah donated 100 oxygen concentrators worth 1 crore rupees to the Government of Tamil Nadu during June 2021 when the state was acutely affected by the pandemic and oxygen shortage.
V. Govindarajan (1979-Mech) , the Founder and CEO of Aarthi Scans & Labs donated Rs.25 lakhs towards the Tamil Nadu government Covid relief fund. The donation was presented to the Chief Mininster of Tamil Nadu Thiru.M.K.Stalin by Dr. Prasanna, Director of Aarthi Scans along with Dr. Aarthi and Dr. Arun.
TCE to Alumni
AlmaConnect
TCE Alumni Association along with the parent body has procured AlmaConnect software so as to enhance the effectiveness of TCE Alumni network. AlmaConnect is an Alumni Networking platform where Alumni can signup and connect with each other. Alumni can get updates from the college on the ongoing activities in the campus, enabling them to contribute back to the Alma Mater. Data Protection agreement has been signed with AlmaConnect to protect and maintain the privacy provisions there of. Personalised updates such as Job Opportunities, Mentorship profiles in the network can also be availed. Details of around fourteen thousand Alumni have been already indexed into the platform. Almaconnect for TCE hosts an exclusive social network of TCE Alumni with 4500 users registered currently. We cordially invite our Alumni to register on this exclusive professional networking platform by clicking the link given below.
Click Here to launch Almaconnect
Alumni Visits
Our Alumni,K. Balasubramanian(1973-EEE), JR Devadoss (1973-ECE), MS Swaminathan(1973-Civil), K. Ramachandran(1973-Mech), GR Amarnath(1973-Mech) took the nostalgic walk down through the memories by visiting their Alma Mater.
TCE Times
TCE is ranked at 71st position in National Institutional Ranking Framework(NIRF) 2021 which includes IITs, NITs all over India. Among the affiliated engineering colleges, TCE retains the 5th position at the National level following SSN, COEP Pune, PSG tech, MS Ramiah, PSG. Under Architecture category, TCE is ranked at the 19th position among all the Institutes in India.
TCE has secured the second position in "Top Innovative Research Institutions" category during the 8th CII Industrial Innovation Awards 2021.The top three Innovations of TCE recognised by the CII are: 'A process and a system for Manufacturing tiles/blocks from waste plastics' by Padmashri Dr. Vasudevan, Department of Chemistry, 'Electrochemical machining of diaphragms for aerospace applications' by Dr. S.Balaji, Department of Chemistry and Dr. M. Palaninatharaja , Principal ,TCE, and 'Augmented Reality based Therapy for Children with Autism product' by Dr. D. Tamilselvi, Department of Information Technology.
Padmashri Dr.R.Vasudeven, Dean (Extra curricular activities) & Professor of Chemistry have been nominated for the award of Doctor of Letters-Honoris Causa (D.Litt) by Ajeenkya D Y Patil University, Pune, India
TCE's IEEE student chapter has been recognized by the IEEE Madras section for various activities conducted during the year 2020, towards professional development of the Engineering students.
Mr.K. Akash of III year Mechanical Engineering bagged the prestigious Mitacs Globalink Research Fellowship Programme of Canada. Through the programme, he undertook an internship under the guidance of Professor Igor Gilitschenski, University of Toronto and carried out a project on designing neural network models for robotic applications.
Students of CSE department, Ms.S. Deivanai, Ms.G. Gayathri Sowmya, Mr.A. Krishnakanth and Mr.K.Selvamani have won FAER - McAfee Scholar Award 2020 - 2021 for their work on Disaster Management Framework.
Students of IT department, Mr.T.R. Abhijeet Vasra and Mr.G. Siddharth won the third prize in the National level Hackathon titled "Makeathon 2.0" held by Skill Development Center, Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Ananthapur.
Mr.B. Diliban of Department of EEE is selected as the Campus Ambassador of e-yantra, a robotics outreach program funded by the Ministry of Education, hosted at IIT Bombay.
Our Students Ms.R. Sarunisha, Mr.P. Bharath and Mr.K. Akash are selected as the Student Innovators. They were awarded a Seed Grant of Rs.1 Lakh by the Tamil Nadu EDII as part of the Student Innovators Programme, 2020.
Editorial Board :
Mrs. S. Thiruchadai Pandeeswari, Asst.Professor, Dept of IT
Mrs. Raja Lavanya, Asst. Professor, Dept. of CSE
Mrs. A. Ayswarya, Asst. Professor, Dept. of Arch
Dr. G. Jeya Jeevakani, Asst. Professor, Dept. of English
Manoj Kumaaran, II Year, Dept of IT
Dhanvan Venkatesh, II Year, Dept of IT
Satwik V Bolar, II Year, Dept of IT
Your suggestions/queries related to all Alumni activities may be sent to
Mail-id : alumni@tce.edu
Mobile number : 98947 20512


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In a Cuisinart or blender, combine hazelnut flour, almond flour, coconut oil, maple syrup, and sea salt.
In a blender, combine drained dates, cashews, warm water, vanilla bean, and melted chocolate and blend until creamy in consistency (it took me about 1 minute, total, stopping to scrape down the sides every 15 seconds or so).
Spoon out filling over your raw crust.
Combine last of the chocolate with coconut oil or ghee, stirring to thoroughly combine.
Using a small spoonful at a time, spoon melted chocolate over your berry topping (I used two spoonfuls).
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London Slips Into Technocracy, Becomes Blueprint For The World
The tiny City of London, just one square mile in size, is where all the banks and financial institutions are located. This is the yeast that leavens the whole lump of dough, as Greater London and all of England have slipped into Technocrat tyranny. National leadership reflected this with the elections of Theresa May and then Boris Johnson, both having succumbed to the forces of Techno-Populism. ⁃ TN Editor
Last week we covered Telosa, a technocratic metropolis slated to be home to 5 million people by 2060. Previously we've investigated plans to turn Nevada into a hub of technocracy. These stories need telling but we by just looking into the future we can miss sight of the fact that the truth the technocratic city is already here.
For better or worse, London has long been considered one of the world's great cities. It has produced many of the world's great artists, writers, and thinkers. Many of the world's most renowned museums are here, housing priceless historical artifacts and works of art. London's palaces, parks, gardens, and squares make it an architect's playground.
Conversely, London is also known as a place where freedom and privacy are nearly extinct. It is one of the world's most surveilled cities, ranking second globally in CCTV cameras per square (1,138) and third in CCTV cameras per person (73 per 1,000). The city's police have recently purchased facial recognition technology in order to process historic images from these CCTV cameras as well as social media platforms and other sources. This is in addition to the Live Facial Recognition (LFR) technology already deployed in the city.
But this is just one small part of life in one of the world's most technocratic and surveilled cities. In 2018 the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan launched Smarter London Together, his roadmap to make London "the smartest city in the world." This initiative builds on an older so-called roadmap from 2013, the Smart London Plan which was rolled out by then mayor and current Prime Minister, Boris Johnson. This perfectly illustrates how politicians may come, go, and move around while the technocratic agenda moves forward without resistance.
Jumping to 2020 we find the Smart London Board, the group which helps bring the objectives outlined in the Smarter London Together road map to fruition, developing the Emerging Technologies Charter, "a set of criteria that digital innovations based on artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain, virtual reality and more should meet if they are deployed in the capital." Meeting the criteria established by this charter is not mandatory in order for new technology to actually be deployed however. This is important to note in order to properly interpret what is laid out in this document.
The most recent version of the charter was published last week. The Mayor, an avowed globalist committed to fulfilling to The Great Reset agenda, says that the charter will play a significant role in the economic and social recovery of London. Let's examine what that recovery will look like.
The document opens with praise for London already being one of the leading technocratic cities on the planet, highlighting the city as a hub for the research, development, and innovation of 5G, the Internet of Things (IoT), and artificial intelligence (AI). The charter claims this infrastructural is all in place to insure fast download speeds and rapid data processing capabilities. In reality, this is the infrastructure needed for the ruling class to manage all aspects of life, including the human body itself.
The charter then goes on to list the four principles for implementing technology in London.
Be Open
When trialling and deploying emerging technologies, the government will aspire to "work in the open" wherever possible and will describe what the technology is, what it can do, why it is being used and, "where appropriate", the legal and ethical basis for doing so in what they call "Plain English."
Translation: the government will work behind closed doors as much as possible, illegally and unethically as often as they feel like it.
When the government says Plain English they mean short words and short sentences meant for anyone with a 9 year old's reading comprehension skills. In other words, the government will be deploying highly complicated technology, only telling you about it when they feel like it, and when they do, they'll speak to you like you're a child.
They also totally promise to speak with local communities, protect personal data, and give regular updates about their undertakings in the name of being open.
There is no mention about being open about the negative effects of 5G on the human body or ethical problems surrounding virtual reality.
Respect Diversity
The second principle of the Emerging Technology Charter contains the usual banal platitudes about diversity and inclusiveness found at the center of any globalist or technocratic statement. However, there is one very telling detail here which reveals how this agenda paves the way for a two-tiered society. Amidst all the concerns about considering people from all walks of life, there is room to exclude others:
For public bodies, setting out how the technology or service meets the Public Sector Equality Duty for example…if certain groups are excluded from the benefit of new technologies, the technology should have a clear reason why it does not serve these groups.
Who are these certain groups? The charter doesn't clarify but at a time when the UK government is currently trying to bypass Parliament in an effort to implement vaccine passports via the backdoor it doesn't take a huge stretch of the imagination to know who this is reserved for. In this technocratic surveillance system a resident of or visitor to London will need a digital vaccine certificate to take part in public life. If this comes to fruition it is only a matter of time until the vaccine certificate is rolled into a digital wallet for a blockchain-based Central Bank Digital Currency.
Today it is just different colored wristbands to differentiate between "vaccinated" and "unvaccinated" students. Tomorrow, with just the flip of a switch or push of a button these bureaucrats behind the Emerging Technology Charter and Smart London Board will be able to disconnect anyone they deem unworthy of having access to these so-called beneficial new technologies.
Be Trustworthy With People's Data
"London requires safe, secure, and useful ways of using and sharing data which build trust among our partners and citizens," claim the authors of the charter. The principle goes on to list all of the ways in which they promise to ethically collect, review, and store data, including biometric data.
This is perhaps the most blatantly disingenuous section of the charter. Not only because following this charter is entirely voluntary to begin with but because it leaves out two crucial facets of how data is already collected and used in the United Kingdom.
The first is the Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ), the English equivalent of the National Security Agency (NSA). The GCHQ collects, reviews, and stores an incomprehensible amount of data on the British public with little to no accountability or oversight and yet the Emerging Technology Charter makes no mention of this fact. So, even if those who follow the charter absolutely respected the privacy of Londoners it would be a moot point unless the mass surveillance of the CQHQ was ended.
Second, is the Investigatory Powers Act 2016, also known as the Snoopers Charter. This law enables the government to lie in court with impunity by enshrining parallel construction in law. It works like this:
Parallel construction occurs when the Government learns of criminal activity through one source, but then gives the information to a law enforcement agency to "reconstruct" the investigation so that the origin of that second investigation is different from the original source.
Again, even if the Emerging Technology Charter was made mandatory and truly protected the privacy of everyone in London it wouldn't prevent the government from using that data to it's advantage with the members of the public none the wiser as to how it was really collected.
Be Sustainable
What technocratic guideline would be complete without a pledge to sustainability? "London wants new technologies to be as sustainable as possible [and] contribute to the Mayor's goal to be a net zero carbon city," according to the charter. And when does the Mayor want London to be a net zero carbon city by? 2030 of course.
The lives of all Londoners will be recorded, listed to, analyzed, catalogued, tracked, traced, and controlled in Khan's smart city but at least it will be done sustainably. And by sustainably we are to presume this means whatever it takes to further centralize and control the resources of the planet into fewer and fewer hands as part of what James Corbett calls the The 100 Trillion Dollar Bankster Climate Swindle.
The situation in London illustrates just how easily new technologies of control can be slotted into our existing infrastructure. That way, neither the residents riding the Underground or the tourist snapping pictures of Big Ben and Buckingham Palace can just go about their business without feeling the noticing the enslavement grid being built around them. Until one day when they can't board their flight for lack of a health certificate, buy tickets to a play because the CCTV caught them running a red light, or buy meat because they've exceeded their monthly sustainable food allotment. But by then it's already too late.
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Streamsong has been making serious noise since its inception, so when we got the chance to visit we couldn't refuse. The latest addition to the resort is the breathtaking par-73 Championship Black Course, which is set apart from the Red and Blue, and has its own practice facilities.
Located approximately 90 miles south of Orlando and close to the town of Lakeland, the Streamsong Resort is situated on a vast and exclusive 16,000-acre site surrounded by nothing but nature.
Designed by well renowned architect Gill Hanse and his partner Jim Wagner, the Black Course is much larger in scale than the other two courses, with its own practice facilities including The Gauntlet and the Roundabout.
The Roundabout is a fantastic free-flowing practice area also designed by Hanse. This facility has several greens and practice holes for anyone who is looking to sharpen up their game, or even just to get out and play a few holes. The standard of the roundabout is right up there alongside the Black course itself.
The Gauntlet is a two-acre putting green that sits right outside the Black clubhouse and is designed to challenge the putting skills of all golfers, as well as giving you a feel for the greens before you head out. You can also complete the full 18-hole putting course after your round with a well deserved drink in hand.
Streamsong Black comprises of five par-5s a couple of driveable par-4s (depending on the wind) and a variety of differing par-3s.
This course is fun and you will probably hit more fairways and greens than you would normally as the fairways are wide enough to land a jumbo jet, and the greens total 11 acres in size (yes 11 acres). This is when the real fun starts - when we played the greens were running at about 12 on the stimp and three jabs were not uncommon.
The course is long and relatively flat in comparison to Blue/Red courses, which can lead to some long rounds especially with the attraction Streamsong is generating now.
With some of the widest fairways we have ever seen and the course playing long, you will need to keep out of the sandy wasteland to be in with a chance for your approach, but if the wind gets up like it did when we played, it makes finding the right spot even harder.
You can almost see every golfer on the course, as the dunes are smaller than that on the Blue/Red allowing for longer and wider vistas. The views are quite spectacular and you can easily get lost in the beauty that Hanse has brought to the course with the flowing elevation and sand ridges.
It is hard to pick a few standout holes as the course is that good, but for me the par-4 ninth is one to remember, featuring an enormous two-tiered punchbowl green that requires a blind approach shot. If you walk off having two-putted you will feel extremely satisfied.
Also the Par-5 18th is another fantastic hole, which takes you back into the clubhouse with a lake right in front of the green, that will require two of your Sunday best to get you on the dancefloor and putting for an eagle.
Streamsong Black is simply an amazing course that is very different to Red/Blue, but it will leave you wanting more and more and more.
The resort offers you the very best, from the lodges to the golf to the staff and caddies (if it is your first trip caddies are a good bet and will use their local knowledge of the tricky greens).
It should definitely be on your golfing bucket list. The resort is now complete with a beautiful 216-room lodge and three stunning courses under the creation of Gill Hanse, Tom Doake and Ben Crenshaw, and for us, we could not point you in the direction of a more incredible golfing experience in the United States, let alone in and around Orlando.


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Donna Kato at home in her Colorado studio with some of her polymer clay creations.
If you want to tone up, just try working with polymer clay. I was in Donna Kato's weekend workshop at the Linekona Art Center, presented by the Hawaii Stitchery and Fibre Arts Guild. Kato is a nationally known artist, author and teacher, who works in the polymer clay medium, i.e. Fimo, Sculpy and her own branded Kato Polyclay, a collaboration with Van Aken International.
What I was doing there I don't know. I'm not particularly good with my hands, having been put on earth to appreciate artists of all stripes, from fashion and jewelry designers to visual artists. I always liked working with clay, though, both handbuilding and on a pottery wheel, so I thought it might be fun to explore a variation of the medium. I was also told that it helps to master polymer clay skills before tackling silver clay.
Sending white sheets of polymer clay through the pasta machine left me with a desire to make my own pasta.
During my interview with Donna, she kept referring to her pasta machine as key to working with her clay, and once I started working with it, I could see why. There's no other way to pound it into submission. You have to flex, knead and roll it to get it into a thin enough sheet to fit through the pasta machine, and my abs and arms felt pretty toned after two days of working the clay. It was pretty slow going because we had to do a lot of conditioning of the clay, to get it into a factory-fresh pliable consistency, before even dreaming of shaping it into jewelry and other pieces.
At top are pieces made by Donna that would comprise the pin at top left. The pieces started with toner transfers from Xeroxed clip art. Above, once the pieces were cured once, the impressions left by the toner created images that could be inked over. Ele Clere applies ink to her pieces with her fingertips. Coincidentally, the colors and patterns she chose matched what she was wearing!
It's an interesting medium because you can use several techniques to get it to mimic such raw materials as ceramic ware, bone, stone, ebony, ivory, glass and more.
Borrowing the glasswork idea of creating canes to replicate patterns, we created striped canes that would embellish bangle bracelets we were making. Once you start working with the polymer clay, you start seeing so many possibilities, but it probably does require a workspace that allows you to set up a pasta machine and dedicated toaster oven for curing small pieces.
My bracelet's border cane. Layering the various colors of clay was like making maki sushi.
Here's the way the cane looks when sliced thin and molded to black and giraffe-colored bangles, sitting on my Fighting Eel dress.
It's pretty embarrassing to compare my bangles to hers, but hey, it's years of experience vs. a two-day amateur. We only had time to make one bangle on the second day, but I noticed a woman wearing glasses that had a giraffe pattern on the arms, and I liked the color combinations, so hastily created that bracelet. Only, I didn't have enough yellow clay after I finished making an orange-and-red cane, so my second batch of orange turned out more salmon color, which didn't have enough contrast to make the brown giraffe spots stand out.
One of Donna Kato's Art Nouveau pendants.
On my initial black bangle, I had a tribal pattern affixed in class but didn't have time to let it bake. Once I got home, I decided I liked the plain, glossy black, which reminded me of the glosssy black-on-black work of the Martinez clan of New Mexico. So I removed the pattern and let it stand.
I love traveling in New Mexico and have quite a bit of the various pueblos' pottery. I also love the red, shimmery mica clay there, and I guess those preferences and influences stay with a person, because the orange bracelet, with a touch of gold polymer clay, turned out to look a lot like the clay of Taos Pueblo.
Kato's music pins, which we tried duplicating on Day One.
Only afterward, I noticed that the bangles were also perfect match for one of my Fighting Eel dresses, and the pattern on the black bangle would have matched the dress perfectly if I had left it in place. Oh well! I could add it back, but somehow, without the camaraderie of a class, it seems a much more daunting a task.
To find out more about the Hawaii Stitchery and Fibre Arts Guild, that doesn't limit itself to fiber arts, write P.O. Box 235673 / Honolulu, HI 96822.
Great post Nadine! For a "newbie" you did very well! Thanks for the shout out about the Hawaii Stitchery and Fibre Arts Guild. Hope to see you at future meetings (always the 1st Wednesday evening of the month at 7:00 pm at Linekona Art Center). The arts are alive thanks to appreciative and curious people like you!
Great blog article about our workshop! Thoroughly accurate description of the total experience. Yeah, I need a toaster oven that's taller than the one we have, to finish my bracelet. Hope that actually happens, considering all the work that's gone into it so far!
Beautiful presentation on your blog, Nadine.
I wore my "overcooked" clay mistake bangle to Outback Steakhouse last night.
Waitresses, etc. noticed and asked me about it …very complimentary.
wear. But then eased up over the compliments from all the attention from the ladies.
armpit to warm it up.
Haha, forgot about the warming up part! Tried everything from putting it in the pockets and waistband of my shorts to sitting on it like a hen and it was still tough, but I guess that speaks to the durability of the finished piece!
Me again. Met a woman visiting here in Honolulu doing Polymer Clay.
I held up her arm but no clay fell out. I asked how she warmed it.
She said she puts it in an airtight ziplock bag and leaves it in warm water.


American Soccer Now's John D. Halloran examines the tactical shifts that have led the U.S. women's national team to a remarkable 14-0-1 record in 2016, raising expectations for the club in Rio.
AFTER SECURING A 4-0 VICTORY over Costa Rica in its final send-off match on Friday night, the United States women's national team now turns its attention toward the 2016 Rio Olympics.
The American squad heading to Brazil is markedly different from the one that competed in Canada for the 2015 World Cup last June. Over the past year, the roster has undergone a significant makeover, the form of the team is much more consistent, and head coach Jill Ellis has implemented a number of important tactical changes.
A vocal proponent of proactive, attacking soccer, Ellis sought to make the U.S. side a more tactically nuanced team right after being hired in April 2014. However, many of those early efforts—including an attempt to move the squad to a 4-3-3—didn't pan out. The coach couldn't find the right combination of central midfielders to make the system work and within a few months she reverted to the more familiar 4-4-2 that predecessors Pia Sundhage and Tom Sermanni had favored.
Under Ellis, the team did win the 2015 Algarve Cup in March but the U.S. offense—utilizing a 4-4-2 setup—still sputtered far too often and relied too heavily on a long-ball style that no longer worked with any consistency. Some players on the squad complained publicly, as did former U.S. stalwart Michelle Akers. The team lost its No. 1 ranking for the first time in seven years, and even the coaches of Iceland and Ireland criticized the Americans' aesthetically unpleasing style of play.
So when the Americans headed to Canada last summer for the 2015 World Cup, many didn't consider the U.S. the favorites. Many pundits regularly questioned Ellis' tactics, and even her abilities as a coach. The Americans' play in the group stage did little to quell anyone's doubts.
Then, in the quarterfinals, a yellow-card suspension forced Morgan Brian into the Starting XI and a shift to the team's formation. Out went the 4-4-2 and in came the more progressive 4-2-3-1. The move opened up the U.S. offense and the Americans went on to win the tournament.
Since then Ellis has continued this evolution, leading the U.S. to a 14-0-1 record in 2016 and rebuilding the roster with a decidedly more youthful look. She has also continued to play with three central midfielders and a lone central forward flanked by two wide players.
Many observers would classify the system as the same 4-2-3-1 that the U.S. used in the World Cup, but Ellis prefers to call the system a 4-3-3 and also recognizes that the formation morphs during different phases of play.
When the U.S. is defending, the team's No. 6 and No. 8 (Allie Long and Lindsey Horan, respectively, in the Americans' last two games), play parallel and provide cover for center backs Becky Sauerbrunn and Julie Johnston.
However, when the U.S. has possession, Horan—a converted forward—bombs up the field to join the attack. Joined by left back Meghan Klingenberg, who has an insatiable desire to burst down the touchline into the attacking third, the U.S. quickly creates overloads on the left flank. Opposing defenses are forced to try and mark Horan coming forward out of the midfield and Klingenberg overlapping out of the back—a nearly impossible task.
This attacking strategy, however, does leave the U.S. somewhat vulnerable to counterattacks. Long is left as the lone cover for the Americans' backline, and usually off-center toward the right side of the field. With Horan and Klingenberg off hunting for goals, Sauerbrunn has no one in front of her, or to her left.
Sauerbrunn, one of the most tactically sophisticated center backs in the world, is uniquely qualified to handle such a situation, but the U.S.' attacking shape still leaves her on an island. When the Americans lose possession the team often has a significant gap on its left flank which top teams could exploit by overloading that side of the field.
However, speaking after the match against Costa Rica, Ellis explained that this risk is part and parcel of trying to play a more proactive style. She also noted that the U.S. has strategies in place to prevent such counterattacks.
Sauerbrunn, for her part, acknowledged how difficult her role can be at times, but also argued the team knows how to handle these situations.
When the U.S. suits up in Brazil, most expect Brian to start in the No. 6 role in place of Long. Ellis praised Long's effort against Costa Rica, especially in the absence of Brian, who has battled a hamstring injury of late. The coach also said that she may continue to use Long as the team's No. 6 and instead slot Brian into the No. 8 role.
Carli Lloyd, who most often lines up above the other two center midfielders as the No. 10, looked at the tactical question from a less nuanced perspective.
"In all honesty, whether we're playing a 4-4-2, or a 4-3-3, or a 4-2-3-1, it's still the game of soccer," said Lloyd. "We've got to go out there and use our brains, our imagination, our talent and get it done.
The first match of Olympic play for the U.S. is against New Zealand on August 3.


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Smash Mouth returns to Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk
Arts & Entertainment // Music
Peter Hartlaub
July 10, 2018 Updated: July 12, 2018 12:54 p.m.
1of3Lead singer Steve Harwell returns with Smash Mouth for the band's annual free shows at the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk starting July 13.Harmony Gerber/Getty Images 2017Show MoreShow Less
2of3Smash Mouth performs during Alive@Five in Columbus Park in Stamford, Conn., in July 2014.Jason Rearick 2014Show MoreShow Less
3of3Steve Harwell, lead singer for Smash Mouth, will return to Santa Cruz for the band's annual free shows on the beach boardwalk.Jason Rearick 2014Show MoreShow Less
Smash Mouth got famous fast in 1997, when the San Jose band's first album, "Fush Yu Mang," produced the hit single "Walking on the Sun."
More than two decades and several hits later, Smash Mouth is still a lot of fun; make sure you're following their Twitter feed, which retweets memes related to their hit "All Star" and entertainingly supports the local sports teams. (With the occasional feud breaking out.)
The band has had a strong 2018 musically as well. Original guitarist and songwriter Greg Camp has returned for recent concerts, and Smash Mouth released a 20th anniversary acoustic edition of "Fush Yu Mang" in June. (While the official anniversary was last year, the band has chosen to mark the milestone this summer.)
The band comes back for its annual free shows at Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk on Friday, July 13.
— Peter Hartlaub
Smash Mouth: 6:30 and 8:30 p.m. Friday, July 13. Free. Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, 400 Beach St., Santa Cruz. www.beachboardwalk.com
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Peter Hartlaub is The San Francisco Chronicle's culture critic and co-founder of Total SF. The Bay Area native, a former Chronicle paperboy, has worked at The Chronicle since 2000. He covers Bay Area culture, co-hosts the Total SF podcast and writes the archive-based Our SF local history column. Hartlaub and columnist Heather Knight co-created the Total SF podcast and event series, engaging with locals to explore and find new ways to celebrate San Francisco and the Bay Area.


Decentralized Modernities is an international research platform that brings together researchers from different centres in Europe, South and North America. In its current configuration, it develops two main lines of work. The first focuses on a comparative analysis of centres of the Atlantic axis, emphasising the forms of mediation, negotiation and resistance to the ideological, aesthetic and cultural schism of the Cold War. The second studies the impact that (social, cultural and political) forms from this historical period still have today, both on the configuration of the realities of our present time and on current artistic practices.
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We have been "just beachy" this past week at Creative Kids Camp.
Lots of sensory fun included sand table, water table and sand painting with our fingers! We love making a mess! Letters were hidden in the sand table and we were able to find them.
We read Beach Day (Patricia Lakin), Froggy Learns to Swim (Jonathan London), The Sandcastle Contest (Robert Munsch), Shells, Shells, Shells (Nancy Elizabeth Wallace) and Clifford Makes a Splash (Norman Bridwell). We created "footprints in the sand" pictures and drew lots of our own pictures too. We also talked about what we like to do at the beach.
Our new friend Victor came to camp this week and we welcomed back Andrew and Sophia!
Some good news to share – all of our staff are now CPR certified.
Just a reminder that tuition is due on a weekly basis if you haven't already paid in full. Thank you.
Have a great weekend! Hope you will enjoy this beautiful weather and take the children out to play.
Ms. Sheri, Ms. Joyce, Miss Miranda, Miss Fabi & Miss Bethany are all now CPR certified thanks to CPR Instructor, Jennifer Muilenburg. Jennifer held the CPR class for us at Creative Kids Center on July 20, 2015. Give Jen's FB page a "like" to keep up to date with information or to contact her if you are interested in taking the CPR class.
Our two summer camp CIT's, Serena & Gillian are also CPR certified which they earned through their health class in middle school.
Welcome back! We hope you had a relaxing first few weeks of summer.
Our first week of Creative Kids Camp was a huge success with "A-camping We Will Go" as our theme. We became reacquainted with our preschool friends and welcomed some new camp friends. Miss Miranda is back for the summer as well as Miss Fabi and Miss Bethany. We also welcomed our two new CIT's (counselors-in-training), Serena and Gillian.
Water play and the sand table seemed to be the top two favorite activities this week! We read Olivia Goes Camping (Alex Harvey), The Night Before Summer Camp (Natasha Wing), Camping Day (Patricia Lakin), and Maisy Goes Camping (Lucy Cousins). We painted with marshmallows using campfire colors (red, orange and yellow) and made handprint campfire pictures. Making our own s'mores (YUM!) was a real treat! We sang The S'more Song and A'Camping We Will Go, watched Barney's Campfire Singalong video and went on a bear hunt (quite a few times) using our hand-made binoculars. We also talked about what we know about camping.
I'd say we're off to a fabulous camping season! Our theme next week will be "Just Beachy!" We're looking forward to another fabulous week.


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Francisc este un nume provenit din germana veche, nume care înseammă "liber", "curajos", corelat cu poporul franc.

Forme românești
Frâncu, atestat încă din sec. 15, cu o bogată serie de derivate și variante: Francea, Frânce, Frânciuc, Frâncoaie, Frânculea, Frangu, Frangulea, Freng, Frângotă, Frânghiul, Frânghiș etc.

Variante
 din germană: Franz, Franzi, Frank, Franka, Franz, Franziskus, Franziska etc. sau maghiară: Ferenc, Ferencz etc. provin formele românești Franț, Franțescu, Frențe, Friț, Fercu, Rențea, Freanță, Ferenț, Frenț etc.
 engleză  Francis, Franny, Frank, Franklin, Fanny;
 franceză: François, fem. Françoise, Franc, Francis,
 italiană: Francesco, Francesca,
 bulgară: Frango, Franko, Franțiska,
 poloneză: Franciszek,
 maghiară: Franciska, Fanny, Ferenc, Ferencz
(Surse: "Christian Ionescu, Mică enciclopedie onomastică, Editura Enciclopedică Română, București, 1975.")

Personalități
 Sfântul Francisc Borgia (1510–1572);
 Sfântul Francisc Caracciolo (1563–1608), preot italian, cofondator al Congregației Clericilor Minori;
 Sfântul Francisco Coll Guitar (1812-1875), călugăr dominican;
 Sfântul Francisc Ferdinand de Capillas (1607–1648), misionar dominican, primul martir creștin din China;
 Sfântul Francisc Maria de Camporosso (1804-1866), călugăr capucin genovez;
 Sfântul Francisc de Geronimo (1642–1716), preot italian;
 Sfântul Francisc de Sales (1567–1622), episcopul Genevei;
 Sfântul Francisc de Assisi (1181–1226), fondatorul ordinului călugăresc al minoriților (franciscanilor);
 Sfântul Francisc din Paola (1416–1507), fondatorul ordinului călugăresc al minimilor;
 Sfântul Francisc Solanus (1549–1610), misionar franciscan în America de Sud;
 Sfânta Francisca Romana (1384-1440);
 Sfântul Francisco Xavier (1506–1552), unul dintre întemeietorii ordinului iezuit;
 Sfântul Jean-François Régis (1597-1640), călugăr iezuit și misionar;
 Papa Francisc (Bergoglio), papă începând din anul 2013, originar din Argentina;
 poetul francez François Villon;
 Francisc I, rege al Franței, protectorul lui Leonardo da Vinci;
 regizorul François Truffaut;
 conchistadorul spaniol Francisco Pizarro;
 corsarul englez Francis Drake
 dictatorul spaniol Francisco Franco;
 principele ardelean Francisc Rákóczi al II-lea;
 Francisc I primul împărat ereditar al Austriei, Franz Joseph I, împărat al Austriei și rege al Ungariei din dinastia Habsburgilor;
 Arhiducele Francisc Ferdinand al Austriei;
 poetul renascentist portughez Francesco Sa de Miranda
 filozoful englez Francis Bacon;
 scriitorul Franz Kafka
 scriitoarea americană Francis Mayes
 regizorul Franco Zeffirelli;
 tenorul Franco Corelli
 compozitorul Franz Lehár
 poetul Ferenc Kölcsey

În România
 regizorul Francisc Munteanu;
 scriitorul Francisc Păcurariu;
 pictorii Francisc Șirato, Francisc Tribalski;
 compozitorii Francisc Hubic, Francisc Bartok;
 boxerul Francisc Vaștag;
 medicul și deputatul Francisc Bárány.

Vezi și
Listă de zile onomastice

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Keith G. Myers is co-founder of LHC Group and has served as chairman and CEO since 1994. He is a co-founder and serves on the boards of the Partnership for Quality Home Healthcare and the Alliance for Home Health Quality and Innovation. Mr. Myers received credentials from the National Association for Home Care and Hospice in 1999 and was granted credentials by the Healthcare Financial Management Association in 2005. In June 2003, Mr. Myers was named the regional Entrepreneur of the Year for outstanding performance in the field of healthcare services and was officially inducted as a lifetime member of the National Entrepreneur of the Year Hall of Fame in November of the same year. He has participated in the preparation of numerous home health policy white papers and presentations to members of both the U.S. Senate and U.S. House of Representatives.
W.J. "Billy" Tauzin
Congressman W.J. "Billy" Tauzin was appointed lead director in 2005. Congressman Tauzin is the former president and CEO of the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, a trade group that serves as one of the pharmaceutical industry's top lobbying groups. He served 12 terms in the U.S. House of Representatives, representing Louisiana's Third Congressional District. From 2001 to 2004, Congressman Tauzin served as chairman of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce. He also served as a senior member of the House Resources Committee and deputy majority whip. Prior to being elected to Congress, Congressman Tauzin was a member of the Louisiana State Legislature, where he served as chairman of the House Natural Resources Committee and chief administration floor leader. He serves on the board of directors of Entergy Corporation. Congressman Tauzin received a bachelor's degree from Nicholls State University and earned his law degree at Louisiana State University.
Monica F. Azare
Monica F. Azare was named a director in 2007. She serves as vice president and deputy general counsel for video franchising at Verizon Communications and has applied her extensive public policy background in several previous leadership positions during her nearly 20 years at Verizon, including senior vice president of corporate communications and employee engagement; region president for New York and Connecticut; and executive director and senior counsel of federal affairs. Ms. Azare's distinguished career also includes service as vice president of federal affairs for Insight Communication, as well as chief counsel to then House Energy and Commerce Chairman Billy Tauzin. Ms. Azare is a member of the Federal Communications Bar Association, the Louisiana State Bar Association, and the Corporate Counsel of Women of Color. She was a 2006-2007 David Rockefeller Fellow.
Ms. Azare serves for a number of non-profit organizations, including board positions with the Partnership for New York City Foundation (Audit Committee); New York City Citizen's Union; Metropolitan Museum of Art Advisory Council on Cultural Engagement; and Louisiana State University Foundation National Board. A Louisiana native, Ms. Azare received a bachelor's degree from Louisiana State University and earned her law degree from the Southern University Law Center.
Teri G. Fontenot
Teri G. Fontenot was appointed as a director in 2019. In March 2019, Ms. Fontenot retired from Woman's Hospital in Baton Rouge, the largest birthing and neonatal intensive care health system in Louisiana and the 16th largest obstetric service in the country, after 27 years in numerous roles, including serving as president and chief executive officer since 1996. She previously served as chief financial officer for hospitals in Louisiana and Florida from 1982 to 1991.
Ms. Fontenot currently serves on the board of directors for Amerisafe, and was previously a director of Landauer until its acquisition in 2017. She is a member of the American College of Healthcare Executives Board of Governors and the American Hospital Association's Center for Health Innovation Advisory Board, as well as a number of local and state boards. She previously served as chair of the American Hospital Association, chair of the Audit Committee for the Federal Reserve Bank Sixth District – Atlanta Board, and chair of the Audit Committee for the Capital One/Hibernia Mutual Funds Board.
Jonathan D. Goldberg
Mr. Goldberg was elected a director of Almost Family in 1997 and served continuously until the merger with LHC Group. Mr. Goldberg is the managing member of the law firm of Goldberg Simpson in Louisville, Kentucky. He joined the firm in 1975 and has served as managing partner/managing member since 1991. Mr. Goldberg's practice primarily includes general commercial litigation and employment law. He graduated from Indiana University with a Bachelor of Arts in history and earned his law degree from the University of Louisville. Mr. Goldberg's legal background brings a different perspective to the board. His expertise in labor, employment, and business law provides the board important regulatory and governance experience.
Mr. Goldberg is also a member of the anti-trust and labor sections of the American Bar Association, and a member of the Kentucky and Louisville Bar Associations. He is past chairman of the Jefferson County Waste Management District Board, past chairman of the Louisville Visual Arts Association and the Louisville Theatrical Association, and is a member of the board of directors of the Greater Louisville Fund for the Arts and a trustee of the Jewish Hospital Heritage Fund for Excellence, a foundation whose purpose is to fund medical research and support the Jewish community of Kentucky.
Clifford S. Holtz
Clifford S. Holtz was elected a director for Almost Family in 2017, and joined the LHC Group board when the two companies finalized their merger in April 2018. Mr. Holtz currently serves as chief operating officer for the American Red Cross in Washington, DC. He has served in various leadership positions at the American Red Cross since joining the organization in 2011. Mr. Holtz's previous experience includes serving as president of North American enterprise sales for Nortel Networks Corp., in Denver and as president of metro markets for AT&T Corp., in New York. He earned a BS in business administration (magna cum laude) from State University of New York at Albany and an MBA with concentrations in marketing and management information systems from the University of Chicago.
John L. Indest
John L. Indest, LHC Group's former president and chief operating officer, has served as a director since 2000 and acts as a special adviser to the CEO. He previously served as an executive vice president and senior vice president with the company. Prior to joining LHC Group, Mr. Indest served as president, CEO and co-owner of Homebound Care Inc., a regional home health provider. Mr. Indest has testified before the U.S. House of Representatives Ways and Means Subcommittee on healthcare issues and was co-chairman of the Louisiana Task Force on Ethics, overseeing compliance issues applicable to home health and hospice in the state of Louisiana. He formerly served on the board of directors of the National Association of Home and Hospice Care. Mr. Indest is a registered nurse with a master's degree in health services administration from the University of St. Francis.
Ronald T. Nixon
Ronald T. Nixon has served as a director since 2001. Mr. Nixon is a founding principal of The Catalyst Group, which has managed two small business investment companies, one participating preferred SBIC and six private equity investment funds. Prior to joining The Catalyst Group, Mr. Nixon operated companies in the manufacturing, distribution and service sectors. Mr. Nixon has served or presently serves on the boards of directors of numerous private companies. Mr. Nixon holds a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Texas at Austin and is a registered professional engineer in Texas.
W. Earl Reed III
W. Earl Reed, III was elected a director for Almost Family in 2000, and joined the LHC Group board when the two companies finalized their merger in April 2018. Currently, Mr. Reed is founder and chairman of the board of Springstone, LLC., a private equity sponsored owner-operator of psychiatric hospitals. From 1998 to 2010, Mr. Reed served as chief executive officer of The Allegro Group, a healthcare financial advisory firm that advises public and private healthcare organizations, including providing interim management services. From August 2005 to September 2007, Mr. Reed served as chief executive officer and chairman of the board of LifeCare Holdings, Inc., a privately owned operator of 18 long-term hospitals.
William Brent Turner
Brent Turner was appointed a director in 2014. He recently served as president of Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc., one of the country's leading providers of inpatient behavioral healthcare. He previously served as the executive vice president, finance and administration of Psychiatric Solutions, Inc., from 2005 to 2010, and as vice president, treasurer and investor relations of Psychiatric Solutions from 2003 to 2005. From late 2008 through 2010, Mr. Turner also served as the division president of Psychiatric Solutions, overseeing facilities in Texas, Illinois, and Minnesota.
From 1996 until 2001, Mr. Turner was employed by Corrections Corporation of America, a private prison operator, serving as treasurer from 1998 to 2001. Mr. Turner currently serves on the board of directors of Surgery Partners (SGRY). Mr. Turner also currently serves as the chairman of the board of directors for the National Association of Behavioral Healthcare (NABH), and also served as its chairman in 2009. He has a Bachelor of Arts degree in economics from Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee, from which he graduated cum laude, and a Masters of Business Administration from the Vanderbilt University Owen Graduate School of Management.
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(i) When "T' i.e., the time is given in months then it should be divided by 12 to convert into years.
(ii) When "T' i.e., the time is given in days then it should be divided by 365 to convert into years.
1. Tim invested $ 1500 for at the rate of 6% p.a. for 7 years and 3 months. Find the amount he got back.
Time (T) = 7 years and 3 months.
[We know, when "T' i.e., the time is given in months then it should be divided by 12 to convert into years].
= (7 × 4 + 1)/4 years.
2. Kyle borrowed $ 3400 at the rate of 8% p.a. for 225 days. Find the interest and amount she paid.
[We know, when "T' i.e., the time is given in days then it should be divided by 365 to convert into years].
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Unapologetic – [Polo G] ft. [NLE Choppa]
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Hi There! I've been making snowmen!
I've been playing around with my new Illustrator software and this is what I've come up with. I'm not really sure what I'm doing just yet. I haven't learned how to add shading, for example. But I think they're kind of cute so I thought I'd "throw them" out there and see what you think.
When you click HERE it will take you to a zip file in Google Drive where you can grab a png and/or jpg file of each snowman.
Please let me know if there's a better way to share these files.
BTW, if you grab them, I'd love it if you'd let me know, just so I can get a feel for how many people might be interested in more.
Barb I literally just uploaded a snowman unit and I was on a mad hunt for free snowman clipart yesterday!! Oh well!! I am grabbing these and I will use them for something else soon!! Great job, I can't wait to see what else you make!
Thanks for letting me know:) I just moved them into Google Drive as a zip file. I hope that works for everyone. I also emailed them directly to you! Glad you like them. Take care!
Your snowmen are too cute. My favourite is the debonair French snow gentleman. He looks like he is heading out to sit at an outdoor cafe by the Seine and watch the world walk by.
Ha ha! You're funny:) I'm just relieved you could tell that was a beret!
So cute! I am trying to think of what I am going to use them for....hmmm?
I love all of your snowmen! The last one, the beret wearing one, really caught my eye. He's very cute.
Thanks for sharing and good luck because I bet that's not easy to do!
Thanks, Barb! I think they are adorable! You are very talented!
Those are so cute! I can't wait to use them in something.
Your snowmen are super cute! Thanks so much for sharing!
I love these snowmen. They have a lot of personality ! My daughter has been wanting to create some clip art also. What software are you using if you don't mind me asking?
I love all of your snowmen. Thanks for sharing this wonderful freebie.
LOVE the snowmen. I will definitely be using them in my weekly Wednesday Webspiration newsletter I put together for my teachers. They are so cute!! I would love to know what software you use, too. I would love to learn to create clipart.
Adobe's Creative Suite (Illustrator and Photoshop) as well as a Bamboo Splash tablet I just got and am learning to use.
Super cute snowmen, Barbara! I think you should upload them to TpT and let people download them there. Do you have a store there?
Hey, Lori! Funny you should say. I just did exactly that AND some valentine stuff I made, too. Just hope I did it properly.
Barb - you are so talented...those are super cute! Happy New Year my friend.
Happy New Year to you, too, Vicky!
I am making a calendar and love these snowmen for January! Thank you!!!
I am making a calendar and these snowmen are perfect for January!! Thank you!!!