company "Microtech" has not existed for 10 years!
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Strategic leadership of Microtech Group in manufacturing and distribution of computer components.
Head office in Switzerland and our branch offices in the Netherlands, Russia, Hong Kong and in Ukraine in order for us to compete successfully with other companies. Our factories located in Russia and South-Eastern Asia enable us to make high-tech products.
Established in Switzerland since 1996 and belongs to Microtech Group, which is active in manufacturing and distribution of PC components. The strategic location in the center of Europe together with the logistics service from Rotterdam (The Netherlands) and Hong Kong have allowed us to become hardware specialists on a European scale, supplying a wide range of computer-related products. Competitive advantage of Microtech Group is based on the effectiveness of our delivery systems and quality control, as well as on the high level of manufacturing and R&D support of the Group. Our policy is to offer highly competitive prices to European computer resellers and retailers with no concessions made in terms of quality and reliability.


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Captain: Kasper Enghardt
Manager: Jakob Michelsen
Captain: Jeppe Tverskov
Friday October 23, 2020, 19:00 (venue time)
Lyngby vs. Odense Historical Head-to-Head
Venue: Lyngby Stadion, Lyngby
Officials: Jonas Hansen (Referee) · Ole Kronlykke (AR1) · Rene Risum (AR2) · Sebastian Aagerup (4th) · Jakob A. Sundberg (VAR)
Jeppe Tverskov · 7'
Ayo Simon Okosun · 31'
Jeppe Tverskov · 49'
Lyngby (4-1-4-1)
31 Thomas Mikkelsen
2 Kasper Enghardt
3 Brian Hamalainen
5 Jens Martin Gammelby
7 Emil Nielsen
10 Rasmus Thellufsen
14 Nicolai Geertsen
18 Kevin Tshiembe
19 Magnus Warming
21 Mathias Hebo
29 Victor Torp
28 Frederik Schram
9 Lasse Fosgaard
12 Willads Delvin
23 Pascal Gregor
24 Filip Panjeskovic
25 Emil Kornvig
27 Ertugrul Teksen
Odense (3-4-3)
27 Oliver Christensen
4 Ryan Laursen
5 Kasper Larsen
6 Jeppe Tverskov
11 Emmanuel Sabbi
14 Jens Jakob Thomasen
16 Jørgen Skjelvik
20 Ayo Simon Okosun
23 Troels Kløve
24 Marco Lund
29 Mads Frøkjær-Jensen
30 Sayouba Mandé
2 Oliver Lund
8 Janus Drachmann
15 Max Fenger
17 Sveinn Guðjohnsen
19 Aron Þrándarson
26 Mikkel Hyllegaard
Jeppe Tverskov
Emmanuel Sabbi
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Ayo Simon Okosun
Assist: Jens Jakob Thomasen
Ertugrul Teksen
for Rasmus Thellufsen
Brian Hamalainen
Assist: Emmanuel Sabbi
Emil Kornvig
for Mathias Hebo
Lasse Fosgaard
for Kasper Enghardt
Max Fenger
for Jens Jakob Thomasen
Aron Þrándarson
for Emmanuel Sabbi
Pascal Gregor
for Kevin Tshiembe
Willads Delvin
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Janus Drachmann
for Ayo Simon Okosun
Mikkel Hyllegaard
for Ryan Laursen
Oliver Lund
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72% — 240 of 333
4 of 10 — 40%
50% — 6 of 12
3 of 6 — 50%
100% — 4 of 4
Aerials Won
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CrdR
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Emil Nielsen
7 dk DEN FW 26-350 90 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0
Magnus Warming
19 dk DEN LW 20-137 69 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 1 0 0
12 dk DEN MF 19-174 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
Victor Torp
29 dk DEN AM 21-085 90 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 3 1 0 3 1 1 0
Mathias Hebo
25 dk DEN FW 20-178 35 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 1 0
Rasmus Thellufsen
10 dk DEN RW 23-288 45 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 0
27 tr TUR FW 20-181 45 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0
Kasper Enghardt
2 dk DEN DM 28-149 55 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 2 0
9 dk DEN DF,MF 34-047 35 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 3 0 0
3 dk DEN LB 31-147 90 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 3 1 4 0
Nicolai Geertsen
14 dk DEN CB 29-126 90 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 0
Kevin Tshiembe
23 dk DEN DF 26-248 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0
Jens Martin Gammelby
5 dk DEN RB 25-261 90 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 2 0 1 1 0 1 0
Thomas Mikkelsen
31 dk DEN GK 37-057 90 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
990 0 0 0 0 10 4 1 0 11 11 4 15 13 11 0
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Lyngby Goalkeeper Stats Table
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dk DEN 37-057 90 6 3 3 .500
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Odense Player Stats Table
11 us USA FW 22-304 67 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 2 1 0 0 0 0
19 is ISL MF 25-348 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0
Mads Frøkjær-Jensen
2 dk DEN DF 30-063 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0
Troels Kløve
Jørgen Skjelvik
16 no NOR LM 29-110 90 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 7 1 1 0
Jens Jakob Thomasen
14 dk DEN CM 24-120 67 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0
8 dk DEN MF 32-165 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
Ryan Laursen
4 dk DEN RM 28-192 81 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 0
26 dk DEN FW 9 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
Marco Lund
6 dk DEN CB 27-225 90 2 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0
Kasper Larsen
Oliver Christensen
990 3 2 0 0 12 6 2 0 12 11 1 12 7 23 0
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dk DEN 21-215 90 5 0 4 1.000
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6 edition of The Economics of Essential Medicines found in the catalog.
The Economics of Essential Medicines
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This book consists details of Chronic Diseases, Essential medicine, National drug policy, Generic and Branded Medicines, Affordability and Accessibility of Generic Medicines in Healthcare System with comprehensively as most use of medicines and their availability.
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ISBN: X: OCLC Number: Description: xix, pages: illustrations. Contents: 1. A Market Perspective on Recent Developments in the TRIPS and Essential Medicines The Economics of Essential Medicines book / Owen Lippert The Economics of TRIPS Options for Access to Medicines / F.M.
Scherer and Jayashree Watal Parallel Trade in Pharmaceutical. Arriving nearly a decade after the first edition, the second edition of Pharmaceutical Economics and Policy is a welcome revision of this essential text by Stuart O.
Schweitzer. The book covers most of the important topics encompassed within Author: Richard R. Cline. If you're looking for the Brookings Institution Press homepage, please visit For general media inquiries, please contact: Paloma Losada [email protected] To search for a.
Downloadable (with restrictions). Public health measures are still the most important factor in improving Third World health. However, medicines have an important part to play, and it is now generally agreed that for the very poor populations medicines should be restricted to those on an 'essential drugs list' and should be made available as cheaply as possible.
Economics as a tool for making choices Health economics is about understanding both medical and nonmedical resource-allocation decisions that affect health under conditions of scarcity and uncertainty (drummond et al.
Pharmaco-economics is the area of health econom-ics that focuses on the economic evaluation of medicines. This new volume extends the debate initiated in The Economics of Essential Medicines by outlining the challenges in delivering essential medicines to developing countries.
Rating: (not yet rated) 0 with reviews. Abstract. Objective: Irrational use of medicines is a serious problem in China and has been the primary target of China's national essential medicines programme (NEMP).
The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of the NEMP on rational use of medicines in China. Methods: A nationwide sample of 3 76 prescriptions written by primary care providers from to was Cited by: This book is an introduction to economic evaluation for those with little or no knowledge of economics or health economics.
Essentials of Economic Evaluation in Healthcare gives an overview of economic issues specific to healthcare, and describes the main types of economic evaluation: cost effectiveness, cost utility and cost benefit analysis.
The use of decision analysis to design and carry. An internationally known global health leader, Jonathan ("Jono") D. Quick, MD, MPH is the author of The End of Epidemics: The Looming Threat to Humanity and How to Stop It ( from St.
Martin's Press and Scribe Publications). Offering scientifically proven ways to prevent epidemics from spreading worldwide, Dr. Quick has been interviewed by both North American and European mass media. Papers presented at the seminar on Social Studies on Health and Medicines, Madrid, March Madrid, Civitas and World Health Organization, This book incorporates all the papers presented in the Seminar on Social Studies on Health and Medicines held at the Universdad Carlos III, Madrid The Economics of Essential Medicines book 29 to 31 March The book makes a critical contribution to the debate.
Thomas Cottier, Managing Director, World Trade Institute, University of Bern, Switzerland In this book, Maskus maps out the landscape of what we know and do not know in this critical policy domain and offers up a useful, balanced, and thought-provoking set of policy recommendations.
Consequently blood and blood components (whole blood, red cells, platelets and fresh plasma) were included in the 18 th edition of the core list of WHO Model List of Essential Medicines inwhere the elementary in-vitro diagnostics were included in the first edition of the Model List of Essential In Vitro : Cees Th.
Smit Sibinga, Yetmgeta E. Abdella, Jerard Seghatchian. Methods. We conducted surveys in of all manufacturers (n = ) and of 59 purposively selected retail and 63 hospital pharmacies in Shandong and Gansu provinces to assess production and supply of products on the National Essential Medicines List (NEML), as well as factors underlying decision making about production and by: The sessions of the Seminar of Social Studies on Health and Medicines of the University Carlos III de Madrid (March ) were devoted to review the influence of the new economic environment and the changing international economy on health services, the Pharmaceutical Industry and.
NEW DELHI: A government committee has identified various essential drugs including key antibiotics such as amoxicillin, moxifloxacin, doxycycline and tuberculosis (TB) drug rifampicin that could run out as supplies of bulk raw materials from China have been disrupted because of Covid outbreak.
A high-level government committee, which submitted its report to the Department of Pharmaceuticals Author: Teena Thacker. Affordable pricing of essential medicines is necessary to attain universal health coverage and to expand access to needed therapies, a key aim of the post Sustainable Development Goals.
Equitable Access to High-Cost Pharmaceuticals seeks to aid the development and implementation of equitable public health policies by pharmaco-economics. Brigitte Evelyne Granville is an economist with dual French and British nationality. She is Professor of International Economics and Economic Policy in the School of Business and Management at Queen Mary University of London, and director of the Centre for Globalisation Research (CGR).
Granville is the author of several economics essays; the best known of these, Remembering Inflation ( Awards: Chevalier des palmes académiques (Knight in. Hans C. Moolenburgh Sr, MD, Internationally acclaimed expert on fluoride, wrote in the foreword: "It is an exceptionally good book and even surpasses the book 'Deadly Medicines and Organised Crime' by Professor Peter Gøtzsche that isn't a weak statement either.
Book Description: Principles of Economics covers scope and sequence requirements for a two-semester introductory economics course.
The authors take a balanced approach to micro- and macroeconomics, to both Keynesian and classical views, and to the theory and application of economics concepts. The reader will come away with a brief survey of the essential principles of our beloved dismal science, a bit of familiarity with the intellectual genealogy of some of the ideas, and a handful of applications.
At 99 pages of text, Essentials of Economics is a masterpiece of efficient communication of economic : Faustino Ballvé. Essential Medicines 3, contains the best description of the new procedures.
This book also includes the latest Model List of Essential Medicines, as well as cross references to the Ana-tomical Therapeutic Chemical (ATC) classification and Defined Daily Dosage which are used in drug utilization by: 1.
COVID lockdown: Health Ministry allows doorstep delivery of essential medicines "The central government is satisfied that retail sale of drugs to doorstep of consumers is essential to meet the requirements of emergency arising due to COVID and in the public interest, it is necessary and expedient to regulate the sale and distribution of drugs for their delivery to consumers," it read.
The Institute for Integrated Economic Research – Australia has just released a report looking at Australia's medical supply chain. The report notes that "Australia imports over 90% of medicines and is at the end of a very long global supply chain making the nation vulnerable to supply chain disruptions.
Recently, I had a chance to [ ]. The National Essential Medicines Policy (NEMP) aims at increasing the availability of cost-effective medicines, ensuring the quality of supplied medicines and promoting the rational use of medicines.
Although China embraced the concept of essential medicines in and issued the first national EML inuntil relatively recently China Cited by: An instruction book is essential for every sewing machine.
It gives instructions on how to use the specific model of machine. This chapter deals with general information on sewing machines rather. Medicines Law & Policy brings together legal and policy experts in the field of access to medicines, international law, and public health.
We provide policy and legal analysis, best practice models and other information that can be used by governments, non-governmental organisations, product development initiatives, funding agencies, UN agencies and others working to ensure the availability of.
Operation Sanjeevani: Indian Air Force (IAF) launched an hour operation and airlifted tonnes of essential medicines and hospital consumables with its Author: Arfa Javaid. Medicines, Specific - Economic aspects - Developing countries.; Economics.; Medical economics.
Global Health Governance, Intellectual Property and Access to Essential Medicines. by ghgovernance | | Essential Medicines, International Law. Global Health Governance, Intellectual Property and Access to Essential Medicines: Opportunities and Impediments for South-South Cooperation Obijiofor Aginam Intellectual property "rights," in many complex ways, impede access to Anti.
HELID (available through the Internet and in CD-ROM version) allows easy and fast access to a large amount of technical information, selected using practical and scientific criteria. It contains more than full-text documents, with more t scanned text pages and o images.
The documents include technical guidelines, manuals. Private Rights and Public Problems is a completed update of the seminal, oft-cited study, Intellectual Property Rights in the Global Economy. This new book documents the remarkable global changes in IPRs policies that have taken place since the founding of the World Trade Organization (WTO) and analyzes both the benefits and costs of the.
Downloadable. This OHE Consulting Report reviews "Estimated costs of production and potential prices of medicines for the World Health Organization Essential Medicines List" (Hill et al., ) in which the authors argue for "greater transparency in drug pricing" and propose generating estimates of the cost of manufacturing essential medicines to inform negotiations on drug : A.
Towse, K. Hernandez-Villafuerte, B. Shaw. Book Description. This handbook presents an extensive new overview of African development – past, present and future. It addresses key core themes and topics that are pertinent to the continent's development – including sections on history, health and food, politics, economics, rural and urban development, and development policy and practice.
International Medical Products Price Guide, formerly known as International Drug Price Indicator Guide, lists drug price information for WHO Essential Medicines.
It is maintained by Management Sciences for Health (MSH) on behalf of the World Health Organization. The guide has been published annually since with the World Health Organization becoming involved inthough has not been.
It won the "Financial Times/Goldman Sachs" Best Business Book of the Year Award and it comes recommended from none other than the Nobel winning economist Amartya Sen. So there must be something great in this book; thinking this I selected Poor Economics from among the list of books that I wanted to read and : Sankalpita.
This book is open access under a CC-BY license. The importance of the pharmaceutical industry in Sub-Saharan Africa, its claim to policy priority, is rooted in the vast unmet health needs of the sub-continent.
Making Medicines in Africa is a collective endeavour, by a group of contributors with a. Determining the Patent Status of Essential Medicines in Developing Countries: WHO Health Economics and Drugs Series No. ; TRIPS, Pharmaceutical Patents and Access to Essential Medicines: Seattle, Doha and Beyond: Chapter in the book Economics of AIDS and access to HIV-AIDS care in developing countries: issues and challenges, 25 June Nicole Hassoun is a visiting scholar at Cornell University and Professor of Philosophy at Binghamton University.
From she was an assistant professor in philosophy at Carnegie Mellon University, affiliated with Carnegie Mellon's Program on International Relations and the University of Pittsburgh's Center for Bioethics and Health Law.
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Garde: 'Every player should be congratulated'
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Check out what OL coach Rémi Garde had to say after OL's 2-0 win over Rennes in the final match of the season at the Stade Gerland on Sunday.
"We are very happy. We achieved a very difficult goal this evening. It was a very tough season. Every time we bounced back, most notably after those three straight losses in the league. Every player should be congratulated. Every player played their part. No-one thought we would finish the season in the top three... The young players stepped up... The Champions League qualification? We will still have to qualify. We will have less pre-season friendly matches. We will do everything we can to qualify for the group stage. From a sporting perspective, it's the pinnacle, and there's also the financial incentives. We knew tonight we had to play our own game. There were a few nerves. We did the job without producing our best performance of the season. Lisandro? I took him off because he looked a little tired and I wanted to bring on Bafé. Licha still has a year to go on his contract... Our best match of the season? The one against Marseille or the win away to St-Etienne. Regrets? Those losses we scarcely deserved at home to Sochaux and Bordeaux…our two losses in Corsica... Elimination in the Cups? It's hard to say what impact that had on the squad. The loss to Epinal was a very hard one to take and tough way to start the year. The youngsters? I'm very happy for them. Those that played deserved to. They have to be careful. In football, there's only hard work that pays off."
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Barth, Serge Colonge, Guillaume Gache et Maxence Flachez reviennent sur le match OL - Stade Rennais de la 38ème journée de Ligue 1.
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Lyon left starry eyed with win
OL did the job against Rennes, running out comfortable 2-0 winners to cement third place on the Ligue 1 ladder and qualify for next year's Champions League...
Masculins / Ligue 1
After an entire season of blood, sweat and tears, it all comes down to this... OL host Rennes on Sunday in the final match of the 2012-13 season... the aim is simple... hold onto third place... a win and they will do just that…
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Garde: '200% focused'
Rémi Garde has revealed he is incredibly motivated for the final match of the season against Stade Rennais, which could send OL into next season's Champions League…
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Grenier… living up to the promise
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St Olave's Grammar school has occupied a number of significant sites in its four hundred odd year history on the south bank of the London River.
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Mark Safarik
"When you see the murder of very young children, you wonder why. Because clearly a six-week-old infant and a two-year-old cannot be witnesses."—Retired Agent and FBI Profiler Mark Safarik
Mark worked has worked as a patrol beat cop to a detective working homicides. He began his FBI career working violent crimes in the Denver Division on the Wind River Indian Reservation out of the Riverton RA. He transferred to the New York Division, where he worked undercover assignments and was a behavioral profiling coordinator. He then transferred to the Sacramento Division, Stockton RA, where he worked violent crimes and established the behavioral profiling coordinator position before promoting to the Behavioral Analysis Unit at the FBI Academy at Quantico where he remained until retirement.
He has conducted internationally renowned research on the sexual assault and homicide of elder females. He is a member of the highly respected Vidocq Society.
He is well-published in international journals, including the Journal of Forensic Sciences, International Journal of Homicide Studies, and the Journal of Interpersonal Violence. He has authored numerous book chapters on homicide, including in the newest text on sexual homicide, the Routledge International Handbook of Sexual Homicide Studies.
His new book, Spree Killers: Practical Classifications for Law Enforcement and Criminology, has been hailed as the definitive textbook on this type of multicide.
He has appeared on Dateline, Court TV, Forensic Files, New Detectives, A&E, Oxygen, Discovery ID, and many news networks to discuss his cases. His television series, Killer Instinct, premiered in 2011. He was a longtime consultant for the popular television series CSI: Las Vegas, Bones, and The Blacklist. He has two seasons of Cold Case Homicide television shows in both Sweden and Denmark.
During a typical family annihilation scenario, all members of a family are killed in a murder-suicide.
The following are links to articles and videos about family annihilation, familicide, and the investigation of Vincent Brothers, who murdered his wife, their three young children, and his mother-in-law:
AP Online – 9/28/2007: Ex-Vice Principal Sentenced to Death
Bakersfield.com – 9/30/2007: 15 to 20 years on death row
KGET,com Bakersfield – 6/14/2022: Vincent Brothers, notorious Bakersfield ex-vice principal who massacred family, featured in Oxygen show
Killer Instinct with Mark Safarik (VIDEO) – S01E10 ~ Driven To Kill: Vincent Brothers
Fox News – 10/6/2022: NYC mom accused of drowning 3 kids at Coney Island beach indicted for murder
Crime scene photo. The contents of the purse dumped out on the floor to show a burglary had occurred is an example of staging.
Crime scene photo. The missing knife from the kitchen was most likely used as a secondary weapon in the family annihilation case.
Crime scene photo. The way the flat screen TV was carefully positioned facing downward is an example of priorietary behavior.
Listen to more FBI Retired Case File Review case reviews with former FBI profilers here.
Listen to Mark's previous appearance on FBI Retired Case File Review:
Episode 204: Mark Safarik – Spree Killers, Behavioral Analysis
Mark Safarik's Serial Killer TV and Movie Recommendations
Wire in the blood – 6 seasons – My favorite of them all – great profiler
The Fall with Gillian Anderson
Wallender both the original in Swedish with English subtitles and the more recent one in English with Kenneth Branagh.
Hinterlands
Bordertown (three seasons) – Finland – excellent
River (one season)
True Detective Season 1 – One US show that is excellent with Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson. McConaughey's character uses profiling skills and is excellent. There are three seasons, but only the first season is top-notch, the other two not so much.
Read Mark's thoughts about the serial killer thriller starring Angelina Jolie in my Review of Taking Lives (2004).
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Jerri Williams, a retired FBI agent, author and podcaster, jokes that she writes about the FBI to relive her glory days. After 26 years with the Bureau specializing in major economic fraud and corruption investigations, she calls on her professional encounters with scams and schemers to write police procedurals inspired by true crime FBI cases in her Philadelphia FBI Corruption Squad crime fiction series featuring flawed female FBI agent Kari Wheeler. Jerri's FBI for Armchair Detectives nonfiction series enables readers to discover who the FBI is and what the FBI does by debunking misconceptions about the FBI in books, TV, and movies. Her books are available as ebooks, paperbacks, and audiobooks wherever books are sold. She's also the host of FBI Retired Case File Review, a true crime podcast with more than 250 episodes available for free on all popular podcast apps.
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ColeenOctober 21, 2022
I'm from Bakersfield and this was unforgettable! the investigation was incredible!
LauraOctober 21, 2022
Great episode! All I've listened to are good. Will definitely go back and listen to the one where Safarik was on previously. Something with "Manhunter" never set well with me and now I know why! Will be looking at recommendations from both!
Jocelyn BroughtonOctober 20, 2022
Loved this interview! What a great story teller. Fascinating work.
Thanks Jerri and Mark


Utilizing and selecting microcomputer software for the broad field of agriculture. Decision aid software, spreadsheets, database, telecommunication and financial records are emphasized. Application of computers to control, monitor, and calibrate devices in addition to aiding management decisions.
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Various construction systems that are used to construct structures on site. Includes all aspects of the construction industry such as basic planning, materials, estimating, building techniques, managing, and the actual construction of building projects.
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Kirishima volcano (Kyushu Island, Japan): increased seismic activity
The Japanese Meteorological Agency (JMA) reported that volcano-tectonic earthquakes have increased since 2 January 2020 due to an eruption. ... [more]
Kirishima volcano (Kyushu Island, Japan): eruption warning as earthquakes were detected under volcano
Monday, Nov 18, 2019
The Japanese Meteorological Agency (JMA) increased the alert level of the volcano from 1 (normal) to 2 (eruption warning). During an interval of less than 24 hours, 22 volcanic earthquakes just below the Shinmoedake crater were detected under the volcano. ... [more]
Kirishima volcano
Shield volcano 1700 m / 5,577 f
Kyushu, Japan, 31.93°N / 130.86°E
Current status: restless (2 out of 5)
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Last update: 7 Jan 2020 (increased seismic activity)
Typical eruption style: Explosive
Kirishima volcano eruptions: 2018, 2017, 2011, 2008, 1992, 1979, 1971, 1959, 1946(?), 1923, 1914, 1913-14, 1903, 1899-1900, 1898, 1898, 1897, 1896, 1895-96, 1894, 1891, 1889, 1888, 1887, 1880, 1832, 1822, 1771-72, 1769, 1768, 1719, 1717, 1716-17, 1716, 1706, 1690, 1678, 1677, 1667(?), 1662-64, 1659-61, 1637-38, 1628, 1620, 1615-18, 1613-14, 1598-1600, 1596?, 1595, 1588, 1587, 1585, 1576-78, 1574, 1566, 1566, 1554, 1524, 1381, 1235, 1184, 1175(?), 1167, 1113, 1112, 945, 858, 857, 843-48, 837-39, 788, 742
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Kirishima (新燃岳 in Japanese), one of Japan's most active volcanoes. It is actually a group of 18 young, small stratovolcanoes north of Kagoshima Bay: Takachihonomine, Nakadake, Ohatayama, Karakunidake, Tairoike, Ohachi, and Shinmoedake are the principal vents.
Historic eruptions have been recorded since 742 and there are more than 60 recorded eruptions, mainly from Ohachi and Shinmoedake, with the exception of a small lava flow from Iwoyama in 1768. Relatively large eruptions occurred in 788, 1235, 1716-17 and 1768, and in 2011.
A violent eruption started at Kirishima on January 26, 2011, the largest one for more than 50 years.
The large Kirishima volcanic group covers an NW-SE elongated area of about 20 x 30 km. The late-Pleistocene to Holocene volcanoes are dominantly andesitic in composition and consist of stratovolcanoes, conder cones, maars overlying shield volcanoes. The larger edifices are the centrally located, 1700-m-high stratovolcanoes Karakuni-dake, and the large maars Onami-ike and Mi-ike, located SW of Karakuni-dake. Eruptions in the past 10,000 years have been concentrated along an E-W line of vents from Mi-ike to Ohachi, and at Shinmoe-dake to the NE. Frequent small-to-moderate explosive eruptions have been recorded since the 8th century. Fumaroles are located on North slope of the Karakunidake.
Eruptive history of Kirishima volcano
By most authors, the "Kirishima volcano" is referred to those volcanic edifices overlying (younger than) the Kakuto ignimbrite, related to the Pleistocene Kakuto caldera that formed around 300,000 years ago.
A series of stratovolcanoes, now poorly preserved, grew in the early stage of activity following the Kakuto caldera formation. An interval of volcanic quiet followed until about 60-70,000 years ago, when the present-day stratovolcanoes which make up the Kirishima complex started to grow.
About 35,000 years ago, a major eruption triggered the collapse of Hinamoridake volcano at the northeastern end of the complex. It produced a major debris avalanche that covers the area of present-day Kobayashi City.
22,000 - 18,000 years ago, Iimoiyama and Maruokayama stratovolcanoes and a number of smaller edifices formed.
18,000 years ago, the Old-Karakunidake, Koshikidake and Shinmoedake volcanoes grew.
15,000 years ago, a large eruption built present-day Karakunidake volcano, by rapid accumulation and welding of pyroclastic fall and flow deposits draped over the older cone. Shortly later, lava flows erupted from a vent on the southeast flank of Shinmoedake, building Nakadake.
9000 years ago, Shinmoedake had a larger explosive eruption.
7000 years ago, Old-Takachiho volcano formed from a vent on the southeastern area of Kirishima. Other monogenetic volcanoes that probably formed about that time include Ohataike and Biwaike maar.
6300 years ago, a major eruption from Old-Takachiho volcano occurred and built up the main cone present today.
The next 1000 years, only minor activity if any took place.
About 5000 years ago, Takachiho-no-mine stratovolcano formed on the western slope of Old-Takachiho. Small lava flows erupted from Fudoike and Ohatayama.
4000 years ago, Shinmoedake had another larger explosive eruption.
The Miike maar formed 3000 years ago, following a powerful explosion that ejected a large pumice deposit and produced base surges.
Only about 1000 years ago, Ohachi volcano formed on the western slope of Takachiho-no-mine and has remained the most active vent of Kirishima volcano since then.
Explosive eruptions from Kirishima volcano
During the past 22,000 years, volcanic activity was concentrated in a zone running NW-SE and in the past 10,000 years mainly from Takachiho volcano in the southeastern part of the Kirishima complex. Kirishima's activity during the past 22,000 years comprises a number of large explosive (vulcanian to subplinian) eruptions that have left important tephra layers, including:
- Karakunidake scoria (ca. 18,000 years ago)
- Kamamuta scoria (ca. 7000 years ago)
- Ushinosune ash (ca. 6500 years ago)
- Miikee pumice (ca. 3000 years ago)
- Araso tephra ca. 700 AD
- Katazoe tephra 788 AD. This eruption was studied by Miyamoto (2005) as an example of a case where 3 types of magma were erupted: basalt, basaltic-andesite and andesite.
- Miyasugi tephra (ca. 1000 AD): several scoria layers from powerful vulcanian-type eruptions, similar to the recent 2011 eruption. They occurred in historic time, but the exact date is unknown.
- Takaharu tephra (ThT) in 1235 AD, the largest tephra layer from an eruption in historic time (subplinian eruption, ca. 0.3 cubic km of ash and pumice)
- Shinmoedake-Kyoho pumice 1716-1717 AD
- Shinmoedake-SHowa ash 1959 AD
Ohachi volcano
Ohachi Volcano is the youngest and most active of the Kirishima group of stratovolcanoes, located at the southeastern part of the group.
It has a considerably large crater compared to the size of the cone, with thick layers of welded scoria visible in the crater walls.
The oldest tephra recognized from Ohachi Volcano is the Araso tephra (AsT), which erupted around 700 AD, thus suggesting that Ohachi is little over 1300 years old.
Ohachi's rate of activity was not constant throughout its history. In its early stage from AD 700 to 1235, 80% of its present-day volume was erupted.
The magma chamber of Ohachi volcano has been estimated to be shallow, at around 4-6 km (ca. 1-2 kbar lithostatic pressure).
Magma discharge rates from Kirishima volcano
Based on magma discharge, the past 22,000 year interval of volcanic activity at Kirishima can be divided in 3 phases:
22,000 - 15,000 years ago: 0.8 million m3 / year
15,000 - 7,000 years ago: a relatively quiet period with only 0.04 m3 average magma output /year
7,000 years ago - present: 0.5 million m3 / year
In total, Kirishima volcano has erupted about 10-15 cubic kilometers of magma during the past 22,000 years. In the earlier period from 22-15,000 years ago, 5 stratovolcanoes, and 2 smaller cones were formed. The eruptions were dominantly effusive (lava flows).
Following an 8000 year long interval with much less activity, the rate of eruptions increased again. Activity in the recent epoch has been more explosive and concentrated in the southeastern part of the complex.
Geothermal activity
The Kirishima volcanic area contains various thermal waters. Hydrogen sulfide springs, acidic sulfate springs and chloride springs are found in geographically narrow zone. Bicarbonate springs are distributed in the Shinkawa ravine in the southwestern periphery of the Kirishima volcanic area and the Hinatayama-Himegi region, both of which are on the southwestern periphery of the Kirishima volcanic area.
- Tsutsui et al (2006) "Eruptive History of Ohachi Volcano, Kirishima Volcano Group, Southern Kyushu, Japan", Bull Volc Soc Japan (Kazan), 52: 1-21
- Ryusuke IMURA (1989) "Eruptive History of the Kirishima Volcano during the past 22,000 years" Master Thesis Kagoshima University, March 1989
- Tsuyoshi Miyamoto (2005) "Magma chamber structure of Katazoe scoria eruption, Ohachi volcano at Kirishima volcanoes", PhD thesis, CNEAS, Tohoku Univ.
- Fujita Shun'ichi (2000) "Geochemical aspect on the genesis of the hydrothermal system of the Kirishima volcano and its southwestern area" Journal of the Balneological Society of Japan, v50 (1), pp 1-11
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Somewhere in a quaint New England village in Massachusetts a timeless horror plays out over the centuries, defying the physics of space and logic itself. Dr. Freudstein has discovered the secret to life through the perpetual regeneration of dead cells by consuming the flesh of the living. This discovery has given him an unending lease on life, however it has also left him an inhuman butcher; a shuffling flesh fiend on a blood thirsty rampage. His mind is but a distant memory, an echo of a past life lost in the murky waters of time. His only desire is to strip the living of their warm flesh so that his unholy presence may dwell here longer. So that he festers in this realm never having to face the next Hell that awaits him.
His house and old laboratory are is his tomb, and his victims haunt him throughout time. Somehow his abominable presence keeps his victim's spirits tethered to this domain in an endless dream. In a rare moment of clarity Dr. Freudstein wonders if the process of transmogrifying others flesh into his own timeless husk somehow traps them in this world, where their essence cannot escape into the great beyond past death's door until the flesh ceases to be. They ceaselessly gnaw at his mind, whispering to the fragmented parcels of his memory, nudging his spirit further into the chaotic madness of the damned. Through a century of careful practice and deep, sleepless meditation the doctor has been able to partially tune out the cries of the damned. The worse was the children; how their cries and whelps of torment carried on throughout the night, affording no rest for the weary, and the doctor was very weary. If his own voice box still functioned he'd be tempted to join the cacophony of murmuring spirits in their nocturnal song, but yellow pallid flesh has grown over his own maw, an unfortunate mutation and side effect of his unique condition. At best he can produce a deep gurgling noise in his throat like a malfunctioning scuba respirator. His breathing is like rustling dead leaves, and he wonders if he still has to breathe at all, or if it is merely a useless habit picked up from when he was alive.
His eyes have desiccated into red raisins long ago, his ears have shriveled and rotted off his head like spoiled fruit, but in the eternal pitch black he has developed other senses. Despite the lack of his ears he can hear the blood beat through the veins of the living like torrents of water rushing down white rapids. The capillaries are like gentle streams of delicious sweet hemoglobin and the heart sounds like an out of tune bass drum. He is jealous and wants to pry these things free from their fleshly confines. The living do not deserve the life they so seldom appreciate. His own heart crawls with insects and a multitude of nesting maggots as it remains silent and still. His internal organs have sequestered into a jelly like slime, yet he persists. His walk is a slow gait, a pathetic shuffle. His muscles are riddled with atrophy, but through sheer will he is able to find locomotion. In the cob webbed sea of his basement and laboratory, where the air sits thick and still for decades on end, the slow drift of his walk seems like a fury of activity. He finds another moss covered corner to the dungeon and falls back to rest.
Since walking comes at a great expense of energy Dr. Freudstein saves his strength up to when he absolutely needs it; when new intruders, fresh meat, enter the house by the cemetery. Sometimes he feeds on the rats and other vermin. Otherwise the doctor remains rested in a dreamless suspended animation, where the mind churns but the thoughts retain no form, and the years are lost to the dead stillness of the tomb. Sometimes while at rest he picks up ghostly images in his mind's eye, like old photographs, of the house before it was choked with cobwebs and caked in dust. He can see it with fresh paint and smell the rich mahogany, as if the lumber was just cut. Sometimes he sees a little girl as if in a hazy dream, a red head with soft snow white skin playing with her doll, and he feels a deep pity, but cannot remember why or for what reason. He knows his flesh was once tied to the girl, but that flesh is a forgotten memory, and the tie, like his tie to humanity, has long been severed. Now he exists in a gray twilight world between life and death; a purgatory seldom few have experienced in this realm. He is a living mummy reaping corpses for his blasphemous desire to continue to be long after his body expires, and the horror he has wrought has trapped his victims, like flies in the web, to this time and place with him.
He has defied the laws of the natural world by prying back the doors to immortality; and much more. Achieving immortality, even the pale form of immortality Dr. Freudstein has achieved, has loosened the very laws of physics, strained them to the point that the very ebb and flow of time itself has warped. The house by the cemetery has become a kind of nexus of time and space, where Dr. Freudstein can view past and future events in fragments as if they were all occurring in the present. Although he no longer has the mental capacity to interpret said images, as his sanity has long left him in the endless fathoms of swelling darkness below the old decrepit mansion, the living can view these images in dreams and under deep meditation. Some children are also able to tap into these visions, as children are more connected to the spiritual world, a connection that loses it's potency as they grow into adulthood.
Dr. Freudstein has been restless as of late. His need for blood and new fresh cells has grown to a ravenous hunger that nags at the fiber of his being with a constant cadence. The ghosts around him stir with anticipation. Soon the house by the cemetery will have new residents, maybe even a young virile child to sponge some extra years of life from. Their flesh always tasted the sweetest, as if he cashed in on the unspent years of their life and added them to his account. They always provided the most nourishment. Soon his hunger would be sated…soon more would be caught in the unending wheel of horror that is THE HOUSE BY THE CEMETERY!
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Man Knocks Down Wall During Home Remodel, Discovers Massive Underground City
by Chris Stuber Nov 8, 2022, 10:07 pm
In 1963, a man in the Nevsehir Province of Turkey was doing a little home remodeling. He decided to knock down a wall of his home for an expansion. He discovered a hidden room behind the wall with a slender hallway carved out of the stone below his home. The hallway lead to a cave-like room which lead to more hallways and cave-like rooms. Before he knew it, he had stumbled onto an entire underground city that was attached to his home. The city was empty and abandoned, but it had every amenity you would need to sustain a society. What he had stumbled on by accident was Derinkuyu and the underground city of Cappadocia. This is incredible.
These tunnels are believed to be hand dug around the 12th and 15th century BC. They sheltered the people, and their food, from the extreme climates above. They also served as protection from an enemy attack.
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Here is a small drawing of what these underground cities look like. The ground is primarily made of ash and volcanic material making it easy to excavate, while still being very durable. No one is sure who first occupied the underground city, however it is certain that many groups have occupied it over the centuries.
With up to 11 floors at points accessible to the public, the city reaches depths of over 280 feet below the surface. There have been 11 floors that were excavated and deemed safe for tourism, however it is speculated that there are over 18 floors below that have yet to be discovered.
The miles upon miles of tunnels are blackened from centuries of torches traveling through them. The city connects to other cities in the area, spanning miles which would be able to sustain tens of thousands of people at one time.
The underground tunnels lead to giant rooms that housed schools, wine cellars, oil press rooms, churches, gathering halls, shops, tombs, arsenals, livestock corrals, escape routes, and water wells separated from the surface water.
There are over 100 entrances to the underground cities, but each and every one of them are hidden behind bushes or walls. Even courtyards had entrances that were hidden but big enough to move livestock in and out of.
The entrances and other important rooms were guarded with giant stone doors. They were hand carved and weigh up to 1,000 pounds, while some are over 5 feet in diameter.
Underground river systems were used as drinking sources in order to avoid being poisoned by surface water susceptible to enemies above ground.
How amazing is this place? I'm astounded that it was completely built by hand.
The size of the rooms is incredible. Right now about 10% of the underground city is open to the public but it was only discovered in 1963 so experts still have a lot to excavate and document.
This is one of the well shafts. They built it so that the vent shaft did not reach the surface. This would prevent any poisoning from enemies on the surface.
This is a vertical staircase leading to a floor below. These lead to most levels and can be very dangerous.
The tunnels were dug very narrow to force people to walk through them single file. This would give the people living in the underground cities an advantage over their enemies.
The amount of detail and time that went into each room is impressive, to say the least. To think that this may still be sitting undiscovered if it weren't for one man who decided to remodel his home. He knocked down one wall and opened a door to another society completely hidden underground. A society hidden for thousands of years only to revealed in 1963.


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What Impact Did The Scientific Revolution Have On The Church
Church and his team want to equip the Asian elephant with the genetic tools to survive in the Arctic tundra. They've.
The impact of the scientific revolution was that experiments became more controlled, while scientists were able to discover new ways of finding whether a particular belief was true. The communication involved in the era allowed scientists to collaborate with other professionals through all disciplines.
The Scientific Revolution and its Effect on Religion When the scientific revolution changed the way people saw the world. The movement helped shape the attitudes that made the scientific advances of the modern world possible. Many intellectual thoughts were developed about humanitys place i.
The key point is that the famous confrontation between Galileo and the Roman Catholic Church was not typical of the time. Primary sources will give the students insight into how European thinkers did not set out to destroy religion, but instead were interested only in scientific truth.
ESSENTIAL QUESTION What new ideas did scientists develop? In the 1500s. Scientific Revolution heliocentric. Church beliefs that said the universe was geocentric. Church. Francis Bacon, had a huge impact on how scientists studied the world. Descartes. have the natural ability to be in charge of their own affairs.
Do Priests Take A Vow Of Poverty Oct 28, 2013. In his article Longenecker points out that most Catholic priests are diocesan priests who do not take a vow of poverty, as members of religious. Mar 21, 2015 · It depends. Priests who are members of a religious community (e.g. Jesuits, Dominicans, Franciscans, etc.) do take a vow of poverty. Diocesan priests do
How Did The Scientific Revolution Affect Religion Posted on April 14, 2019 April 14, 2019 by admin Categories Blog The Enlightenment was notable for its scientific revolution, which changed the manner in which the people of Europe approached both science and technology.
Here is the history of his life, a pendulum between science and religious beliefs. condemned two criminal friars, instead of entrusting them to the church. sun and the movement of the earth around the sun will be proven, then we have to be. that the acceptance of the Copernican revolution, not yet definitively proven,
Aug 22, 2007. The events of that period are known to us as the scientific revolution. Both Copernicus, an administrator of the Roman Catholic Church, and Johannes Kepler, Why did modern science arise in Christian culture?. preserved for many centuries by the religious institutions of Christendom, have as a matter.
Religion was an oft-discussed topic of the Enlightenment. It is important to view this period in light of the Protestant Reformation that preceded it. The monolithic nature of the church had come to an end, and Enlightenment thinkers had already been freed, to a large degree,
Jul 22, 2010. Others have felt that any discussion on science and religion is killed stone. Alexandre Koyré instead reasserted the pre-eminence of the Scientific Revolution (a term that he. It was the church that kept the candle of learning alive. the Condemnation did not seem to have much negative effect apart from.
You have it backward, the scientific revolution did not impact the Church so much as it was a result of the Catholic Church.
It truly is hard to overstate the impact of the. before the pill, and after the pill. Only in the 1960s, for the first time in human history, did humans widely have access to a relatively. it is.
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Feb 17, 2010. Dirty Archaeology Jokes and One Liners That Will Have You Rolling In The Dirt !. How did the Scientific Revolution Change the way Europeans Viewed The World?. the Scientific Revolution had little impact on the everyday lives and. Europeans had turned to the church for guidance, and so it seems,
Scientific Revolution and Enlightenment. Galileo is a key individual during the Scientific Revolution. He published two books Starry Messenger and Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems. Starry Messenger and Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems is about how Galileo supports Copernicus' ideas. After Galileo passed away the church figured out that Galileo was correct.
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What was the Enlightenment (Age of Reason), and what impact did it have on. through the senses, the scientific revolution could not have occurred without an. The monolithic nature of the church had come to an end, and Enlightenment.
Nov 19, 2012 · This post will cover the contributions of three highly important scientists from the era of the Renaissance and the Scientific Revolution: Nicolaus Copernicus, Galileo Galilei, and Johannes Kepler. Nicolaus Copernicus (1473-1543) was a Renaissance polymath responsible for what some have called the "Copernican Revolution."
Central Historical Question: Why did the Catholic Church challenge the work of Scientists during the Scientific Revolution?
The expression "the scientific revolution," a fairly recent term, is generally employed to. The effects of modern science have manifested themselves in various ways. The theory of Copernicus did not win immediate and universal acceptance even among the learned. The Catholic church at first paid little attention to it.
The Scientific Revolution was a series of events that marked the emergence of modern science during the early modern period, when developments in mathematics, physics, astronomy, biology (including human anatomy) and chemistry transformed the views of society about nature.
Feb 15, 2013. heavens with his discovery of heliocentrism, sparking the Scientific Revolution. These men have resolved to fabricate a shield for their fallacies out of the. Tyson did five centuries later, that abandoning reason and evidence is a. all physical effects; nor is God any less excellently revealed in Nature's.
You have it backward, the scientific revolution did not impact the Church so much as it was a result of the Catholic Church. It was Catholics who began the revolution in astronomy with Copernicus.
European History/Scientific Revolution and Enlightenment. Many modern institutions have much of their foundations in the ideals of these times. He was anti-feudalism, anti-church, and anti-nobility. As a result of the influence and control of absolutism in France, France also did not encounter an enlightened ruler.
It originated in the seventeenth century, but it came into its own with certain radical thinkers of the French Enlightenment. These people were eager to condemn the Catholic Church and went on.
In reality, the Church participated in the scientific revolution through its. Generally church did not fight science and have no reason to reject.
Jan 3, 2010. Galileo's Telescope and the Beginning of the Scientific Revolution and. recreating what he observed through the telescope; he didn't have, Galileo's discoveries also had a notable impact in the field of. The struggle to maintain a relationship with the Church while still developing his scientific ideas:
The Impact of the Scientific Revolution Essay 1513 Words | 7 Pages. The Impact of the Scientific Revolution Science began soon after the Birth of Civilization. Man had already learned to tame animals and grow plants. To shape materials like clay and metals to.
This theory was adapted by the Church to explain the universe, as a result, many. The view of humanity during the Late Middle Ages was that humans did not know. Without the Scientific Revolution, the modernization of science may have.
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<Science vs. Religion – What we have learnt so far.> Ideas like heliocentrism contradicted teachings from the Catholic Church. Churches lost faith from people when their theories and teachings were contradicted. Many scientists were subsequently punished by the churches. There is an evident conflict between science and religion
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As it happened with Henry Adams, a robust study of history is enough to prove the indispensable role that Christianity has.
Oct 29, 2017. Along with it came recognition that church authorities stood in direct. line from Luther to the Scientific Revolution, here are some consequences of the. The Reformation did have the effect of reducing some of the worst.
In fact, many of the scientists and philosophers like Newton from the Scientific Revolution believed in the Harmony Theory and tried to reconcile both science and religion. <Indifference Theory> The Indifference Theory states that scientific and religious claims are unrelated to each other.
The relationship between religion and natural science, as the history of their. period, the so-called Scientific Revolution of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. did not have to be concerned about official condemnation from the church. of natural causes and effects was in the eyes of his contemporaries equivalent.
Objectives. To explain the discoveries of the Scientific Revolution and how they changed the way in which early modern Europeans understood the movements of planets and objects in general. 3. To explore the confrontation between these scientific discoveries and the opposition voice by.
The Enlightenment philosophers, such as Locke, Monstequieu or Rosseau. introduced ideas that started the scientific revolution and that challenged, and ended up derrocating, the power structures of the Old Regime, such as the power held by the European absolute monarchies and by.
May 09, 2013 · The Scientific Revolution was a time of improvements and change for our ways of thinking and how our world was run. People before then had their religion dominate their lives and had a hard time transitioning to believing the facts the.
The Scientific Revolution is usually said to have occurred in the seventeenth. Church; the Church did not take a hard line on the issue at the time, and was. We may regard the present state of the universe as the effect of its past and the.
Jan 11, 2017. The developments in science during the 16th and 17th centuries have traditionally been called the "Scientific Revolution." The era that began.
Focus Question How did discoveries in science lead to a new way of. Called the Scientific Revolution, this movement. Not only did this view seem to agree. have shaped the Church's response?. impact did Renaissance ideas have on.
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In parts 1 and 2 (Aug. 21 and Sept. 5 respectively) Freddy upgrades his name to Fred on the first day of his fifth grade year. The plan is for his last year in elementary school to be his best. But when he meets an unexpected helper and situations don't go his way, can it still be the best year yet?
A week later, Omar confronted his friend, standing in a bush looking lost. "Freddy, I mean Fred, you better stop that. People are talking." He held up a poster with "Fred for President" in blue, vandalized with a black sharpie, "crazy bacon-scented plant lover" inserted with a carrot after Fred's name.
Fred's teacher, Mrs. Wandawho stepped right on top of Derf. As he disappeared, she scooted Fred onto the stage. Lights blinded him; silence numbed his ears. Fred even thought he heard crickets.
A heckler (that sounded oddly like his angel) interrupted the quiet, "What did the plants tell you to say?" The auditorium erupted in laughter.
The crowd went silent again. Then from the same corner as the heckler, a gum ball flew through the air, missing Fred's head by an inch. And then another was hurled at him from the other side. Before Fred knew it, the gum balls that were handed out by another candidate were being pelted at him. He was being booed off the stage.
Fred caught one in his mouth and chomped it down in size. The gum ball attack ceased as a collective gasp held the auditorium's breath. Then one was thrown gently at his head and he caught it with his mouth, chomping that one. Then another. And another.
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Recently I met with three talented children's book writers. We read each other's works aloud, made comments and suggestions, while encouraging what worked — all over three intense days. I was the newbie trying to find my strongest voice between YA, MG, and picture books. Having the input and support of peers was invaluable (more on that later).
As a novice in the world of writing for youth, one thing I've learned thus far: writing quality fiction is far harder than it appears. Like in many fields, the pros make it look easy. It's not.
And having a journalism background is good and bad. Yes, I can meet deadlines, put words together in an informative even entertaining way, and edit a little better than some. But I also have to break some common journalistic writing habits. I can't give everything away at the beginning (crushing my inverted pyramid) and be overly descriptive (telling). I must trust the reader to follow the action and discover what they must, along the way (show). Easier said than done. I'm still trying to figure this out!
Having other sets of eyes, those who are honing their own children's fiction writing craft, has helped me take a step further in improving my own storytelling. Experiencing feedback from a trusted critique group and giving it, gave me a vision for what I need to do in the following months.
So, E.J., Julia, and Jennifer, THANK YOU! (And you're all so fun, too. I miss you already!) I wish we were closer to continue what we started. But at least a taste of what we had whet my appetite to want more. My goal in the next few months will be to find a local group that is going through the challenges and joys I face, as we do what we love: write for children.
"Why you talking to a shrub?" The little boy was suddenly behind Fred. He jumped with a start and noticed, in fact, that the little boy was not a boy at all, but a little man creature with squinty eyes, hunched up shoulders, white hair, and an orange shirt with a grinning face upon it.
"You're my angel friend?" Fred questioned cautiously.
"Wow, and you chose that shirt, huh?" Fred marveled at his old friend.
Fred couldn't remember a time when his "angel" sent him in the wrong direction. But it was so long ago and he couldn't be sure of a lot of things.
"You know, I can say the same about you, too." Fred walked toward the kickball field, throwing his hands in the air in frustration. His angel was gone, again.
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For the 7th year, The Shropshire Guild of Contemporary Craft and the Ironbridge Gorge Museums Trust have come together to stage Shropshire's biggest contemporary craft fair which will be running over the weekend of November 17th and 18th.
Founded in 2001 the Shropshire Guild of Contemporary Craft helps to promote the professional designer and maker through exhibitions and events; with members drawn from across Shropshire.
The November event, 'A Gorgeous Christmas', is an inspirational mix of some of the finest craftspeople from the region and will include designer makers who have created jewellery, ceramics and pottery, furniture, glass, woven baskets, fabrics and sculptures. For the first time, the event will also include 2D artwork.
This popular annual event will also feature a Fine Food Hall, stocked with delicious food from local companies.
Chairwoman of The Shropshire Guild and ceramicist Caroline Bennett said "A Gorgeous Christmas is just what we are planning! We'll have a food hall packed with the most wonderful local food producers selling delicious goodies to take home or munch on whilst you browse nearly 40 designer makers throughout Enginuity".
Caroline, who works from her studio near Broseley continued "we'll have Shropshire Guild members and guests chosen by a selection committee exhibiting their wares – so it really will be a perfect place for gift buying or treating yourself".
Shropshire Guild exhibitors will include Oswestry based basket maker Ted Bruce. Ted has been making baskets since 1998, and said "I was initially self taught but studied with some of the best basket makers in Britain." He continued "I am inspired by the beautiful Shropshire countryside in which I have lived and worked for 20 years. I work with English willow, some of which I grow myself, to make strong attractive functional baskets for a wide variety of domestic and garden situations."
Also exhibiting this year is guest, jeweller Lucy Palmer. Lucy, from Ashborne in Derbyshire creates distinctive jewellery inspired by myths, fairytales, folk lore, childhood memories and the natural world. Lucy said "I am fascinated by stories of all kinds from ancient myths and legends to children's tales. I often use narratives in my work, inviting the viewer to recall a favourite story, or perhaps to make up their own. Jewellery has long been surrounded by tales of magical powers and mythical wonders, from golden necklaces that enchant the wearer and bewitch others, to rings which possess great power."
Traci Dix-William, Director of Operations at the Ironbridge Gorge Museums Said "the Ironbridge Gorge Museum is delighted to be working with a vast range of different designer makers, artisans and food producers for this year's 'A Gorgeous Christmas' event, which will see a wide selection of exhibitors offering visitors the opportunity to admire and purchase a cross section of wonderful products at both the luxury end of the market and also more affordable treats and gifts ideal for unusual handmade Christmas gifts".
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Why is it when I run this, I get the 'Match" message? Since those variables are of different case, why are they considered the same? Is there something I can do to make it case sensitive?
(x1 - x2) == ""
I was unable to find hash in the reference or user manual for lscript, so I hope you don't mind this question.
Is .hash() akin to looking at the character codes?
value for all string elements in the array.
I think that answerr'll help me a lot. I do have one more qusetion, but it's not critical to my scripting here. Couldn't this approach in rare circumstances cause a false match? I mean, if it adds the values together, couldn't you have two strings (not in the upper/lower case consideration...) that are listed as a match end up being different? Like, wouldn't "Ii" == "iI"?
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Wisconsin's Hot Race for Governor: Unions, Common Core, and More
By Andrew Ujifusa on August 12, 2014 3:14 PM
Since Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker survived a 2012 recall election, triggered by public-employee labor unions' anger that he sucessfully pushed to squash most of their collective bargaining power, the GOP governor has only grown in political stature. He's now mentioned by default as a presidential-candidate-in-waiting for Republicans.
Democrats in America's Dairyland would like nothing better than to put Walker out to pasture before he even gets a White House run off the ground by ensuring that their candidate defeats Walker's re-election bid on Nov. 4. Mary Burke, an executive at a bicycle-manufacturing company founded by her father and a member of the Madison school board, is favored to win the Aug. 12 Democratic primary against state Rep. Brett Hulsey.
First, let's dispense with the polls. It's clear that the presumed Burke-Walker race is a very close one. According to RealClearPolitics, the most recent aggregate of polls shows Walker with a lead of less than 1 percentage point. And Burke has been closing the gap since the spring:
But where does she stand on key K-12 issues?
Burke's View on Collective Bargaining Rights
Act 10, the 2011 law that curbed most public-employee unions' collective bargaining rights in Wisconsin, is naturally a major focus during the election. Is Burke a full-throated foe of Walker's signature accomplishment? Not quite.
On the one hand, Burke has been critical of the law in several public comments. She told reporters in April that Act 10 has led to "fewer people pursuing education as a career" in Wisconsin, a statement that PolitiFact Wisconsin rated as "mostly false." Burke also told the Wisconsin State Journal that the portions of the law requiring annual elections for union recertification and prohibiting the automatic collection of union dues are "heavy-handed" and designed to simply punish unions. The state teachers' union, the Wisconsin Education Association Council, endorsed her back in April.
When given the chance to walk the walk, Burke voted three months ago with the rest of the Madison school board to conduct labor talks with the teachers' union—it's worth noting here that the Madison union has sued to overturn Act 10.
And when asked last month by MSNBC's Chuck Todd about the divisiveness of the 2012 recall election (see below), Burke responded that Walker was to blame because he "eliminated collective bargaining," a statement that exaggerates Act 10's impact on all unions:
But in that same interview with Todd, right after she criticized how Walker handled collective bargaining, she said: "I would have negotiated firmly, but fairly, for the changes that were needed." That's an apparent reference to Walker's argument that Act 10 was crucial for stabilizing the state's budget.
When she was pressed by Todd about whether that comment meant she agreed with the substance of Act 10, if not how it was passed, Burke pivoted to her aforementioned position that people were less attracted to teaching jobs in Wisconsin because of the new labor climate.
And the Wisconsin State Journal also reported that she does not simply want to repeal Act 10. The MacIver Institute, a conservative think tank in Wisconsin, slammed Burke for nominally opposing Act 10 but praising its merits and said she was naive for believing that the same benefits could have been obtained through traditional negotiations.
Stopping the Spread of Vouchers
When it comes to the state's school choice program, Burke's position is clearer.
On her campaign website, she says she opposes Wisconsin's voucher program and, if elected, would stop it from expanding. She also pledged to "ensure that all private schools taking public dollars have real accountability measures in place."
In 2013, Walker signed into law an expansion of the state's voucher program. For many years the program was confined to Milwaukee and Racine, but the 2013 law allowed up to 500 students from districts outside those two cities to enroll in voucher programs in the 2013-14 school year. In 2014-15, that cap will expand to 1,000 students.
But because the Wisconsin legislature could remain in GOP hands at the start of 2015, and because vouchers have a long history in Wisconsin, Burke may not have the political muscle to eliminate the program entirely, despite her opposition.
Spending on Public Schools
Burke's also pretty clear that she wants state aid to K-12 to grow on her watch. Under the "Fiscal Responsibility" section of her website, she decries the "historic cuts" made to public school budgets during Walker's term, a reference to the $800 million cut to education in the budget he signed in 2011.
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As it happens, Wisconsin spending on K-12 is going up. On July 1, the state Department of Public Instruction reported that general state aid to public schools will increase 2.1 percent from the 2013-14 school year to the 2014-15 school year—total state aid will clock in at a little more than $4.3 billion in 2014-15 if you count certain changes to the voucher program.
However, that's not good news for all districts. Just over half of districts, 225 of 424 (53 percent), will get more state aid in 2014-15, the department reported, while the remaining 47 percent will see less help for their budgets.
Common Core Split
Finally, Burke got a chance to stake out clear opposition to Walker on another issue last month, when the governor announced that he wants state lawmakers to dump the Common Core State Standards. So did she take it?
Yes, she did. In a Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel question-and-answer session about the standards, Burke said that if implemented correctly, the common core will fill the state's needs for higher standards.
"Schools should have flexibility in implementation because every school is different. Let's put the politics aside and put our young people's futures first so Wisconsin becomes a thriving, top ten economy," Burke told the newspaper.
Some district leaders have made it clear that they want the common core to stay in Wisconsin despite what Walker wants. And a group of about 100 superintendents and school board members rallied to support the standards at the state capital back in May.
To the extent that Burke can make common core a notable issue in the campaign, it could help her mobilize teachers and other school employees who fear that Walker's anti-common-core push will succeed if he's re-elected. It could also help her build bridges to unions that may not be entirely thrilled with her stance on Act 10.
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