I'm wondering specifically about those lakeview suites that are on the left side of the property (facing the lake). They look as if they'd be nice and private-- but what I'm concerned about is that they're next to the golf course. Other times when we've had accommodations near a golf course, we've been bothered by equipment noise early in the morning (grooming greens). Has anyone stayed in those rooms? Are they private and quiet? The other choice would be a juniior suite-- but they seem to be in "busier" sections of the property and we like the idea of being a bit "removed." Thanks for reading and replying!
I don't think the golf course will be a factor with the lakeview suites at the JPL.
The eighteenth fairway is across the drive from the entries to the suites. The rooms are facing the lake.
I'm hoping to get more in-put abt the JPL room choice, i.e. whether to do a junior suite or spring for the suite. Actually, if I could be sure which has been more recently renovated, that'd be more impt than the size.
I have worked on the renovations at the JPL for many years. The lakeview rooms had a total renovation about six years ago. The junior suites had a partial renovation last year.
The even numbered suites - I think these are junior suites - have better views then the odd numbered ones - example 100 to about 118 compared to 101 to 119 or so.
The views from the lake view suites tend to be quite blocked by trees and the better view would likely be on the second floor. The ground floors open directly to the grassy area in front of the suites and the secon floor ones have a balcony.


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St John the Baptist in the Desert is a c.1516-1517 oil painting by Raphael and his assistants, including Giulio Romano. The composition is thought to be by Raphael himself, who may also have drafted some of the sections of the finished work. It is now in the Louvre in Paris. Originally on panel, it was transferred to a canvas support in 1777 - the practice was quite common in French collections at that period.

Its depiction of John the Baptist as a young boy draws on Michelangelo's 'ignudi' from the Sistine Chapel ceiling. The background includes the coats of arms of the La Tremouille family and of its commissioner, Adrien Gouffier de Boissy, cardinal and Grand Almoner of France under Francis I. In 1532 the work was placed in the collegiate church of Saint-Maurice in Oiron by Boissy's nephew Claude Gouffier, husband to a member of the La Tremoille family, meaning that both coats of arms must have been added at that date.

In 1660 the count of La Feuillade offered the painting to Louis XIV of France. At the request of the Duke of Maillé the painting was transferred from the royal collection to the parish church of Longpont. It was later bought at the posthumous sale of Duke's collection by the art dealer Cousin and entered the French national collection in 1838.

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Unlike hundreds of other writers and scholars, Pinker does correctly attribute (the oft-misattributed phrase) "Murder your darlings" to Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch found in On the Art of Writing.
The Sense of Style (2014) by Steven Pinker offers very little, if anything, to the wealth of knowledge that came before in the (much better written and more concise) books On Writing Well (Zinsser, 1976), Style: The Art of Writing Well (F.L. Lucas, 1955), The Elements of Style (Strunk and White, 1918), On the Art of Writing (Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch, 1916), and What is Art? (Leo Tolstoy, 1899), to name a few.
On page one in the Prologue, Pinker pays tribute to Strunk and White (you might as well just read The Elements of Style (any edition will suffice) and master the advice in this classic style guide, which is under 100 pages; Pinker's book, which also includes a Glossary, is 318 pages long).
Pinker, however, states in his references on page 320 that Quiller-Couch's lectures were in 1916 when, in fact, Quiller-Couch's lectures were performed at Cambridge from 1913-1914 and collected and published as a book two years later. In other words, just read the book On the Art of Writing by Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch).
Regardless, Pinker is right when he exclaims: "Good writing is understood with the mind's eye" (p 16).
"Descriptivists: they describe how language actually is used rather than prescribing how it ought to be used. Descriptivists believe that the rules of correct usage are nothing more than the secret handshake of the ruling class, designed to keep the masses in their place" (p 189).
Later, when we take a closer look at Madeleine Thien's book Do Not Say We Have Nothing (2016), we will become "prescriptivists" and argue why language does matter for clarity, which is one of the founding principles of style.
"The split-verb superstition can even lead to a crisis of governance. During the 2009 presidential inauguration, Chief Justice John Roberts, a famous stickler for grammar, could not bring himself to have Barack Obama 'solemnly swear that I will faithfully execute the office of president of the United States.' Abandoning his strict constructionism, Roberts unilaterally amended the Constitution and had Obama 'solemnly swear that I will execute the office of president of the United States faithfully.' The garbled oath raised fears about whether the transfer of power had been legitimate, and so they repeated the oath verbatim, split verb and all, in a private meeting later than afternoon" (pgs 228-229).
Likewise, when it comes to dangling modifiers (pgs 208-211), no one is immune. As we will see in the 2016-book Do Not Say We Have Nothing, dangling modifiers are quite common even in the best forms of literature (however, not a single dangling modifier could be found in the 2015-book His Bloody Project by Graeme Macrae Burnet, who is a native English speaker; both books, however, were shortlisted for the 2016 Man Booker Prize). Why is that?
"The second conclusion is the right one: some dangling modifiers should be avoided, but they are not grammatical errors. The problem with dangling modifiers is that their subjects are inherently ambiguous and sometimes a sentence will inadvertently attract a reader to the wrong choice" (p 210).
Now let's turn to Madeleine Thien's 2016-book Do Not Say We Have Nothing and illustrate to the common reader how such a celebrated book could be filled with some elementary grammar mistakes, primarily the dangling modifier.
Original: "When she opened her eyes, she looked out and saw Yiwen's mother sitting in the courtyard, washing clothes" (p 370).
Problem: A courtyard cannot wash clothes ("courtyard, washing clothes").
Solution: When she opened her eyes, she looked out and saw Yiwen's mother sitting and washing clothes in the courtyard.
Original: "Ai-ming burst into the apartment, elated" (p 376).
Problem: An apartment cannot be elated ("apartment, elated").
Solution: Ai-ming, elated, burst into the apartment.
Original: "Ling caught a glimpse of another girl darting down the alleyway, a flash of neon colour" (p 376).
Problem: "Another girl" is the "flash of neon colour" and not the alleyway ("alleyway, a flash of neon colour").
Solution: Ling caught a glimpse of another girl darting, like a flash of neon colour, down the alleyway.
Original: "Sparrow could not imagine what this scene would like [sic] through Zhuli's eyes, at the age she would be now" (p 392).
Original: "He didn't answer. His [sic] picked up his brush and continued writing. The small stack of notebook [sic] beside him seemed to lift slightly, like the ribs of an accordion" (p 457).
Problem: All kinds: Foremost, an adverb shouldn't be modified if you seek greater clarity in style ("slightly, like the ribs").
Solution: He picked up his brush and continued writing. Beside him, in the photo, the small stack of notebooks appeared to be like the ribs of an accordion.
You get the point and there's no need to "beat a dead horse" (a phrase which means: the point has been adequately and sufficiently proven and there's no need to provide additional examples).
The motivating thing to remember is this: a writer can write bad (unclear) sentences and still have a celebrated book.
"And for all the vitriol brought out by matters of correct usage, they are the smallest part of good writing. They pale in importance behind coherence, classic style, and overcoming the curse of knowledge, to say nothing of standards of intellectual conscientiousness.
"There is no dichotomy between describing how people use language and prescribing how they might use it more effectively. We can share our advice on how to write well without treating the people in need of it with contempt. We can try to remedy shortcomings in writing without bemoaning the degeneration of the language. And we can remind ourselves of the reasons to strive for good style: to enhance the spread of ideas, to exemplify attention to detail, and to add to the beauty of the world" (pgs 301-304).
Compared to the great classic style guides, Pinker's "style guide" feels like a cheap product where Pinker's undergraduate and graduate students gathered and put together research materials and Pinker sat down and typed up, chapter by chapter, his summaries of the research into a readable book (this is a common problem among many academics: using students to do the real research while the authors of the books summarize the research and take the credit and royalties).
Ergo, the world needs more artists and fewer academics. What currently stands is an industry (in writing/publishing) with far too many professional, career-oriented academics posing as "artists" and they should be called either pseudo-artists or pseudo-writers, for that is exactly what they are.
Point being: there are much older and better written style guides out there and you should consider these above Pinker's The Sense of Style, which offers very little to the style guides already tested by time and providence.
Good try, but better luck next time, Pinker.
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Could natural gas be the answer to decarbonizing trucking?
by James Menzies January 12, 2022 @JamesMenzies
With all the buzz surrounding battery-electric and hydrogen-fuel-cell-electric trucks as the best ways to slash transport emissions, natural gas is once again emerging as a significant challenger to the clean power sources.
The fuel has admittedly lost its luster since it last exploded in popularity around 2011. At the time, diesel prices were skyrocketing and the differential in fuel costs was driving demand. Then, in 2014, Westport stopped producing its 15-liter engine — adopted early by the likes of Bison Transport and Groupe Robert. Volvo shelved plans to develop its own 13-liter offering around the same time.
Suddenly, a 12-liter engine limited to 80,000-lb. gross vehicle weights was the heaviest option available. Great for the U.S. Not so much for Canadian fleets seeking the muscle to haul heavier payloads over mountainous terrain.
Meanwhile, diesel prices declined, squeezing what was once a gaping price differential between the two fuels, and suddenly natural gas was no longer in vogue, except in certain niche segments such as refuse.
But as the trucking industry is forced to phase out emissions, could natural gas re-emerge as a popular option?
Cummins thinks so. Last October, it announced plans to bring a 15-liter natural gas engine back to the North American market. Further, that engine will serve as the foundation of a hydrogen-fueled internal combustion engine Cummins is developing.
Adam Whitney, vice-president of on-highway sales for Cummins in Canada, says his phone quickly began ringing.
"There's been a dramatic increase in customer enquiries since the announcement," he told Today's Trucking. "The 15-liter, specifically in Canada, opens a ton more doors."
Hugh Donnell, head of natural gas business development with Cummins, isn't surprised by the newfound interest from Canada. The power ratings – ranging from 350 hp/1,450 lb.-ft. to 500 hp/1,850 lb.-ft. – allow fleets to comfortably pull loads grossing 120,000 lb.
The engine already complies with the next round of EPA emissions standards set to take effect in 2024. It doesn't come saddled with emissions aftertreatment systems requiring diesel exhaust fluid. It produces 90% less NOx than diesel. It weighs about 500 lb. less than a 15-liter diesel. It delivers diesel-life performance. And it's the only option today that can deliver not just carbon neutrality, but a negative carbon output when fueled by renewable natural gas (RNG). Oh, and diesel prices are once again on the upswing.
Cummins is planning to bring a 15L natural gas engine to North America. (Photo: Cummins)
"When talking to people in Canada, they feel the pressure of the carbon taxes," Donnell said. "Fuel costs are beginning to be a real issue."
David Hiller, president of Hiller Truck Tech, sees the arrival of a 15-liter natural gas engine as a boon to the natural gas truck market in Canada.
"It's going to be huge," he said. "It has very good ratings at 500 hp/1,850 lb.-ft., which is exactly what people need. We can't wait until that comes out here."
In recent years, Hiller Truck Tech has been completing retrofits for fleets looking to convert to natural gas, save on fuel costs, and satisfy corporate environmental directives. Hiller imports used trucks from the U.S., restores them, and swaps out the diesel engine for the 12-liter Cummins ISX G.
More recently, the company has begun pairing the ISX G with Hyliion's electric axle, which supplements the power, giving Canadian fleets the ability to pull heavier loads. Hiller wonders why existing and coming natural gas options haven't been embraced by federal and provincial governments seemingly more eager to help usher in electric trucks.
"At what point are they going to realize electric is not the be-all and end-all?" he asked. "Renewable natural gas is going to beat electric hands down, any time. With RNG you can have a negative carbon footprint. Electric will never be that good. Most forms of electricity aren't carbon-neutral. Natural gas will be the leader and needs to be the leader because it makes sense right now and is not some pipe dream."
Hiller Truck Tech has been pairing a natural gas engine with an electric axle. (Photo: David Hiller)
Fleets running natural gas in Hiller's area near Ayr, Ont., are paying about 65 cents/liter for the fuel, he said. While RNG costs more, Hiller said there will be opportunities to recapture that premium through the collection and sale of carbon credits. Natural gas fueling stations have been popping up throughout Canada and the U.S., but there are still pockets where it can be difficult to find.
Donnell said today's natural gas users are often private fleets, with on-site fueling islands and dedicated lanes. Longhaul for-hire carriers will need to consider their backhauls when deploying natural gas-fueled trucks. While they have a range of up to 1,200 km between fills, more planning will be needed when delivering to certain areas such as Montana, Wyoming or the Dakotas, Donnell acknowledged.
"The backhaul is going to be the challenge. There are some regions that don't have public fueling and that needs to be in place to make this the same experience as diesel," he said.
With fuel savings once again making natural gas an attractive option, Donnell still sees the biggest driver being the environmental, social and governance (ESG) policies of major shippers. Last April, for example, Amazon inked a five-year RNG supply deal with Clean Energy Fuels as well as the right to acquire up to 20% of the company. It claims to be the largest corporate buyer of renewable energy in the world, and plans to be carbon-neutral by 2040 with RNG-fueled trucks a key part of that plan.
"Amazon right now is all-in on RNG in the U.S. and is doing the same thing in Europe. Decarbonization is the key piece," Donnell said of corporate decisions to embrace natural gas. "It's the only technology available that does this today."
Closer to home, Hiller is seeing the same trend, with customers increasingly asking about natural gas as their own customers place low-carbon transport requirements into their contracts. One local anaerobic digester that produces RNG requires all the plant's by-products to be hauled by trucks powered with natural gas or a hybrid involving the fuel.
"There is a real need for this [15L] product for at least the next 10 to 15 years."
Claude Robert, Groupe Robert
While Cummins is pursuing all manner of zero-emissions transport options – including electrification and fuel cell – Donnell said it will be difficult to beat natural gas. He notes much of today's hydrogen is created using natural gas, too.
"You're going to have to find a cleaner way of doing that," he said. "You can only build so many windmills and solar panels. Hydrogen today is based on a process using natural gas. When you factor in the full lifecycle of energy, RNG at this point has a very favorable return."
For Claude Robert, head of Groupe Robert and an early adopter of natural gas, the 15-liter engine is needed – along with electric and fuel cell technologies – to achieve coming emissions targets.
"There is a real need for this product for at least the next 10 to 15 years," he said. "Electric trucks are real, but the reality of having a fleet of 500 [electric] trucks is a dream – sorry, a nightmare – and totally impossible. The future is a mix of many energy sources. Capturing and burning the methane [as RNG] available around the globe is another way to improve the environment and reduce logistics costs."
Natural gas truck sales get a boost
by James Menzies @JamesMenzies
James Menzies is editor of Today's Trucking. He has been covering the Canadian trucking industry for more than 18 years and holds a CDL. Reach him at james@newcom.ca or follow him on Twitter at @JamesMenzies.
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Do you have any idea if the Westport HDPI II injector is being used in the new Cummins 15 L? As you probably know, Westport is a Canadian company. Thanks in advance.
It's interesting how the federal government in Canada has imposed heavy carbon tax on home owners that use natural gas to heat their homes, but yet it's being touted as being a better alternative for large trucks. Amazon would not have invested all that money without a good reason. The government needs to get their hands out of our pockets and allow free enterprise to find the solutions that work.
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Energy Vision, a US non-profit, came to the same conclusion in its newly released report, The Refuse Revolution. This report is the first comprehensive comparison of nine alternative fuel options, and from the point of cost, vehicle performance, air quality and climate change, RNG was the clear winner. NOW, with the conclusion of the COP26 Glasgow climate summit, that methane biogases, 84 times more potent as climate warmers than CO 2 over a 20 year timeframe, RNG made from the captured methane gases emitted by decomposing organic wastes is a crucial fuel to produce and then use in heavy duty transport. fleets to displace diesel.

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One of the primary trends we are noticing across all platforms and research is real-time content will outperform highly produced content in 2019. One channel that is expected to skyrocket in 2019 is Facebook and Instagram stories. This year is forecasted to be the first where people watch and post more to their stories than their newsfeeds.
Mobile usage and even shorter attention spans will continue to increase the popularity of short-lived, "story-like" content in 2019, especially with Millennials and Generation Z'ers who thrive on their relationships with brands being authentic and meaningful.
We can expect to see AI drive a personalized customer experience across several social media channels. From chatbots to ad optimization, lead platforms like Google and Facebook continue to adopt artificial intelligence to enhance customer interaction. Research predicts by 2020 more than 80 percent of all customer service interaction (will be powered by AI bots.
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Each platform is working hard to create experiences people want to return to every single day, which is why features like IGTV are so compelling. Content sits right there at the top of the feed and is top of mind each time someone logs on. The daily approach to producing authentic content is something that brands big and small will want to take advantage of in the months ahead.
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As many of you may have seen, Data Talks has evolved in literally every way since it's inception last summer. We have expanded the vision from a simple Instagram TV show to a dynamic weekly tech, social, and data news show that appears on multiple platforms. As the vision grows, so too does the production quality. We have expanded from a single phone on a tripod, to a DSLR camera recording with an external microphone, and now a full studio lighting setup. We will even have a greenscreen appearing in upcoming videos. So, what is the impetus for all these changes?
As a self-taught graphic designer, I would not be where I am today without content from places like YouTube created by industry professionals sharing their expertise online. Much of the programming I grew up watching was from incredibly successful ad agencies and designers that were extraordinarily well established in their careers and very successful at what they do. Coming into QD and FTE, I saw Data Talks as a canvas for sharing our wealth of knowledge with the world. Whether through reporting on the latest trends and changes to social media platforms or sharing our stories about how we got started in our careers, every piece of Data Talks content is valuable information that can help inspire and motivate the next Geos and Haleys of the world.
As Data Talks continues to grow, I invite you to join in on the fun. We have a phenomenal opportunity to set ourselves apart as experts in the advertising agency world – let's use it to our fullest advantage.


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76.73.S95.....Swift
76.73.T44......Tcl
76.73.T97......TypeScript
76.73.U63......UPC
76.73.V27......VBScript
Visual Basic see QA76.73.M53
76.73.W56.....Windows PowerShell
76.73.W65.....Wolfram language
76.73.X16......X86 assembly language
76.73.X57......XPath
76.73.X58......XSLT
76.73.Z2.........Z

76.75-76.765...Computer software
76.75...........Periodicals. Societies. Serials
76.751........Congresses
76.752........Dictionaries
76.753........Catalogs
76.754........General works
76.755........Handbooks, tables, etc.
76.756........Addresses, essays, lectures
76.758........Software engineering
76.76.A-Z.....Special topics, A-Z
76.76.A54....AngularJS
76.76.A63....Application program interfaces
76.76.A65....Application software
76.76.A87....Assemblers
76.76.A98....Automatic differentiations
76.76.C47....Certification of software
76.76.C54....Children's software
76.76.C64....Compatibility of software
76.76.C65....Compilers
76.76.C66....Component software
76.76.C672...Computer games
76.76.C68....Computer viruses
76.76.C69....Configuration management
76.76.C73....Costs
76.76.D47....Development
76.76.D49....Device drivers
76.76.D57....Disassemblers Including decompilers
76.76.D63....Documentation of software
76.76.E93....Evaluation of software
76.76.E95....Expert systems
76.76.F34....Failures of software
76.9.F48.....File conversion software
76.76.F75....Free computer software
76.76.G46....Generators
76.76.H85....Human factors
76.76.H94....Hypertext systems Including hypertext document markup languages, e. g. HTML (Document markup language), etc.
76.76.I55....Install programs
76.76.I57....Integrated software
76.76.I58....Intelligent agents
76.76.I59....Interactive media. Hypermedia
76.76.S65....Measurement, Software
76.76.M52....Microsoft .NET
76.76.M54....Middleware Including object monitors
76.76.O63....Operating systems Including DOS, UNIX, OS/2, etc.
76.76.P37....Patterns, Software
76.76.P74....Productivity
76.76.P76....Protection of software
76.76.Q35....Quality control
76.76.R42....Refactoring of software
76.76.R44....Reliability
76.76.R47....Reusability
76.76.S27.....SAP NetWeaver Gateway
76.76.S37....Screen savers
76.76.S375...Self-adaptive software
76.76.S46....Shareware
76.76.F34....Software failures
76.76.S63....Software frameworks
76.76.S64....Software maintenance
76.76.S65....Software measurement
76.76.S66....Software support
76.76.S69....Spyware
76.76.S73....Standards for software
76.76.S95....Systems software
76.76.T45....Teleprocessing monitors
76.76.T47....Termination
76.76.T48....Testing of software
76.76.T49....Text editors
76.76.T55....Threads
76.76.T83....Translators
76.76.U84....Utilities
76.76.V47....Verification and validation of software
76.76.C68....Viruses
76.76.W56....Windows
76.76.S64....Year 2000 date conversion
76.765........Firm-ware
76.77.........Operating Systems
76.76.T48.........General works
76.774.A-Z........Individual operating systems. By system, A-Z
76.774.A53........Android
76.774.B47........Berkeley BSD
76.774.D67........DOS
76.774.F74........FreeBSD
76.774.I67........iOS
76.774.L46........Linux
76.774.M33........Mac OS
76.774.M43........Microsoft Windows 7
76.774.M434.......Microsoft Windows 8
76.774.M435.......Microsoft Windows 10
76.774.M48........Microsoft Windows Me
76.774.M53........Microsoft Windows NT
76.774.M55........Microsoft Windows server
76.774.M56........Microsoft Windows Vista
76.774.M58........Microsoft Windows XP
76.774.S65........Solaris
76.774.U28........Ubuntu
76.774.U64........UNIX
76.8.A-Z......Special computers, computer systems, and microprocessors. By name, A-Z
76.8.A54......AN/FSQ-7

101-145...........Elementary mathematics. Arithmetic
150-272.5.........Algebra
273-280...........Probabilities. Mathematical statistics
299.6-433.........Analysis
440-699...........Geometry. Trigonometry. Topology
801-939...........Analytic mechanics

QB - Astronomy

1-991..........Astronomy
1-139.........General
140-237.......Practical and spherical astronomy
275-343.......Geodesy
349-421.......Theoretical astronomy and celestial mechanics
455-456.......Astrogeology
460-466.......Astrophysics
468-480.......Non-optical methods of astronomy
495-903.......Descriptive astronomy
500.5-785....Solar System
799-903......Stars
980-991.......Cosmology

QC - Physics

1-999..............Physics
1-75..............General
81-114............Weights and measures
120-168.85........Descriptive and experimental mechanics
170-197...........Atomic physics. Constitution and properties of matter including molecular physics, relativity, quantum theory and solid state physics
221-246...........Acoustics. Sound
251-338.5.........Heat
310.15-319.......Thermodynamics
350-467...........Optics. Light
450-467..........Spectroscopy
474-496.9.........Radiation physics (General)
501-766...........Electricity and magnetism
501-721..........Electricity
669-675.8.......Electromagnetic theory
676-678.6.......Radio waves (Theory)
680.............Quantum Electrodynamics
701-715.4.......Electric discharge
717.6-718.8.....Plasma physics. Ionized gases
750-766..........Magnetism
770-798...........Nuclear and particle physics. Atomic energy. Radioactivity
793-793.5........Elementary particle physics
794.95-798.......Radioactivity and radioactive substances
801-809...........Geophysics. Cosmic physics
811-849...........Geomagnetism
851-999...........Meteorology. Climatology (including the earth's atmosphere)
974.5-976........Meteorological optics
980-999..........Climatology and weather
994.95-999......Weather forecasting

QD - Chemistry

1-999..............Chemistry
1-65..............General (including alchemy)
71-142............Analytical chemistry
146-197...........Inorganic chemistry
241-441...........Organic chemistry
415-436..........Biochemistry
450-801...........Physical and theoretical chemistry
625-655..........Radiation chemistry
701-731..........Photochemistry
901-999...........Crystallography

QE - Geology

1-996.5............Geology
1-350.62..........General (including geographical divisions)
351-399.2.........Mineralogy
420-499...........Petrology
500-639.5.........Dynamic and structural geology
521-545..........Volcanoes and earthquakes
601-613.5........Structural geology
640-699...........Stratigraphy
701-760...........Paleontology
760.8-899.2.......Paleozoology
901-996.5.........Paleobotany

QH - Natural history - Biology

1-278.5............Natural History (General)
1-199.5...........General (including nature conservation, geographical distribution)
201-278.5.........Microscopy
301-705.5..........Biology (General)
359-425...........Evolution
426-470...........Genetics
471-489...........Reproduction
501-531...........Life
540-549.5.........Ecology
573-671...........Cytology
705-705.5.........Economic biology

QK - Botany

1-989..............Botany
1-474.5...........General (including geographical distribution)
474.8-495.........Spermatophyta. Phanerogams
494-494.5........Gymnosperms
495..............Angiosperms
504-638...........Cryptogams
640-707...........Plant anatomy
710-899...........Plant physiology
900-989...........Plant ecology

QL - Zoology

1-991..............Zoology
1-355.............General (including geographical distribution)
360-599.82........Invertebrates
461-599.82.......Insects
605-739.8.........Chordates. Vertebrates
614-639.8........Fishes
640-669.3........Reptiles and amphibians
671-699..........Birds
700-739.8........Mammals
750-795...........Animal behavior
791-795..........Stories and anecdotes
799-799.5.........Morphology
801-950.9.........Anatomy
951-991...........Embryology

QM - Human anatomy

1-695..............Human anatomy
1-511.............General
531-549...........Regional anatomy
550-577.8.........Human and comparative histology
601-695...........Human embryology

QP - Physiology

1-981..............Physiology
1-345.............General (including influence of the environment)
351-495...........Neurophysiology and neuropsychology
501-801...........Animal biochemistry
901-981...........Experimental pharmacology

QR - Microbiology

1-502..............Microbiology
1-74.5............General
75-99.5...........Bacteria
99.6-99.8.........Cyanobacteria
100-130...........Microbial ecology
171...............Microorganisms in the animal body
180-198.5.........Immunology
355-502...........Virology

References

Further reading
 Full schedule of all LCC Classifications
 List of all LCC Classification Outlines

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namespace Microsoft.OneDrive.Sdk
{
    using System;
    using System.Collections.Generic;
    using System.IO;
    using System.Linq;
    using System.Net;
    using System.Net.Http;
    using System.Net.Http.Headers;
    using System.Reflection;
    using System.Text;
    using System.Threading.Tasks;

    /// <summary>
    /// The base request class.
    /// </summary>
    public class BaseRequest : IBaseRequest
    {
        private readonly string requestStatsHeaderValue;

        /// <summary>
        /// Constructs a new <see cref="BaseRequest"/>.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="requestUrl">The URL for the request.</param>
        /// <param name="oneDriveClient">The <see cref="IOneDriveClient"/> for handling requests.</param>
        /// <param name="options">The header and query options for the request.</param>
        public BaseRequest(
            string requestUrl,
            IOneDriveClient oneDriveClient = null,
            IEnumerable<Option> options = null)
        {
            this.Method = "GET";
            this.OneDriveClient = oneDriveClient;
            this.Headers = new List<HeaderOption>();
            this.QueryOptions = new List<QueryOption>();

            this.RequestUrl = this.InitializeUrl(requestUrl);

            if (options != null)
            {
                var headerOptions = options.OfType<HeaderOption>();
                if (headerOptions != null)
                {
                    ((List<HeaderOption>)this.Headers).AddRange(headerOptions);
                }

                var queryOptions = options.OfType<QueryOption>();
                if (queryOptions != null)
                {
                    ((List<QueryOption>)this.QueryOptions).AddRange(queryOptions);
                }
            }

            this.requestStatsHeaderValue = string.Format(
                Constants.Headers.RequestStatsFormatString,
                this.GetType().GetTypeInfo().Assembly.GetName().Version);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets or sets the content type for the request.
        /// </summary>
        public string ContentType { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets the <see cref="HeaderOption"/> collection for the request.
        /// </summary>
        public IList<HeaderOption> Headers { get; private set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets the <see cref="IOneDriveClient"/> for handling requests.
        /// </summary>
        public IOneDriveClient OneDriveClient { get; private set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets or sets the HTTP method string for the request.
        /// </summary>
        public string Method { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets the URL for the request, without query string.
        /// </summary>
        public string RequestUrl { get; private set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets the <see cref="QueryOption"/> collection for the request.
        /// </summary>
        internal IList<QueryOption> QueryOptions { get; private set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Sends the request.
        /// </summary>
        /// <typeparam name="T">The expected reponse object type for deserialization.</typeparam>
        /// <param name="serializableObject">The serializable object to send.</param>
        /// <returns>The deserialized response object.</returns>
        public async Task<T> SendAsync<T>(object serializableObject)
        {
            using (var response = await this.SendRequestAsync(serializableObject))
            {
                if (response.Content != null)
                {
                    var responseString = await response.Content.ReadAsStringAsync();
                    return this.OneDriveClient.HttpProvider.Serializer.DeserializeObject<T>(responseString);
                }

                return default(T);
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Sends the request.
        /// </summary>
        /// <typeparam name="T">The expected reponse object type for deserialization.</typeparam>
        /// <param name="serializableObject">The serializable object to send.</param>
        /// <returns>The stream.</returns>
        public async Task<Stream> SendStreamRequestAsync(object serializableObject)
        {
            var response = await this.SendRequestAsync(serializableObject);
            return await response.Content.ReadAsStreamAsync();
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Sends the request.
        /// </summary>
        /// <typeparam name="T">The expected reponse object type for deserialization.</typeparam>
        /// <param name="serializableObject">The serializable object to send.</param>
        /// <returns>The <see cref="WebResponse"/> object.</returns>
        public async Task<HttpResponseMessage> SendRequestAsync(object serializableObject)
        {
            // We will generate a new auth token later if that isn't set on the client, so not calling
            // IsAuthenticated. Instead, verify the service info and base URL are initialized to make sure
            // AuthenticateAsync has previously been called on the client.
            if (this.OneDriveClient.ServiceInfo == null || string.IsNullOrEmpty(this.OneDriveClient.BaseUrl))
            {
                throw new OneDriveException(
                    new Error
                    {
                        Code = OneDriveErrorCode.InvalidRequest.ToString(),
                        Message = "The client must be authenticated before sending a request.",
                    });
            }

            using (var request = this.GetHttpRequestMessage())
            {
                await this.AuthenticateRequestAsync(request);

                if (serializableObject != null)
                {
                    var inputStream = serializableObject as Stream;

                    if (inputStream != null)
                    {
                        request.Content = new StreamContent(inputStream);
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        request.Content = new StringContent(this.OneDriveClient.HttpProvider.Serializer.SerializeObject(serializableObject));
                    }

                    if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(this.ContentType))
                    {
                        request.Content.Headers.ContentType = new MediaTypeHeaderValue(this.ContentType);
                    }
                }

                return await this.OneDriveClient.HttpProvider.SendAsync(request);
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets the <see cref="WebRequest"/> representation of the request.
        /// </summary>
        /// <returns>The <see cref="WebRequest"/> representation of the request.</returns>
        public HttpRequestMessage GetHttpRequestMessage()
        {
            var queryString = this.BuildQueryString();
            var request = new HttpRequestMessage(new HttpMethod(this.Method), this.RequestUrl + queryString);

            this.AddHeadersToRequest(request);

            return request;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Adds all of the headers from the header collection to the request.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="request">The <see cref="WebRequest"/> representation of the request.</param>
        private void AddHeadersToRequest(HttpRequestMessage request)
        {
            if (this.Headers != null)
            {
                foreach (var header in this.Headers)
                {
                    request.Headers.Add(header.Name, header.Value);
                }
            }

            // Append X-RequestStats header for telemetry
            request.Headers.Add(Constants.Headers.RequestStatsName, this.requestStatsHeaderValue);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Adds the authentication header to the request.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="request">The <see cref="WebRequest"/> representation of the request.</param>
        /// <returns>The async task.</returns>
        private async Task AuthenticateRequestAsync(HttpRequestMessage request)
        {
            await this.OneDriveClient.ServiceInfo.AuthenticationProvider.AppendAuthHeaderAsync(request);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Builds the query string for the request from the query option collection.
        /// </summary>
        /// <returns>The constructed query string.</returns>
        private string BuildQueryString()
        {
            if (this.QueryOptions != null)
            {
                var stringBuilder = new StringBuilder();

                foreach (var queryOption in this.QueryOptions)
                {
                    if (stringBuilder.Length == 0)
                    {
                        stringBuilder.AppendFormat("?{0}={1}", queryOption.Name, queryOption.Value);
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        stringBuilder.AppendFormat("&{0}={1}", queryOption.Name, queryOption.Value);
                    }
                }

                return stringBuilder.ToString();
            }

            return null;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Initializes the request URL for the request, breaking it into query options and base URL.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="requestUrl">The request URL.</param>
        /// <returns>The request URL minus query string.</returns>
        private string InitializeUrl(string requestUrl)
        {
            var uri = new Uri(requestUrl);

            if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(uri.Query))
            {
                var queryString = uri.Query;
                if (queryString[0] == '?')
                {
                    queryString = queryString.Substring(1);
                }

                var queryOptions = queryString.Split('&').Select(
                        queryValue =>
                        {
                            var segments = queryValue.Split('=');
                            return new QueryOption(
                                WebUtility.UrlDecode(segments[0]),
                                segments.Length > 1 ? WebUtility.UrlDecode(segments[1]) : string.Empty);
                        });

                foreach(var queryOption in queryOptions)
                {
                    this.QueryOptions.Add(queryOption);
                }
            }

            return new UriBuilder(uri) { Query = string.Empty }.ToString();
        }
    }
}

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Jicchak Šmuli, neformálně Icik Šmuli ( יצחק שמולי nebo איציק שמולי, narozen 8. února 1980 Tel Aviv), je izraelský aktivista, politik a poslanec Knesetu za Izraelskou stranu práce.

Biografie
Sloužil v izraelské armádě u tankových jednotek. Pak pracoval jako dobrovolník v sirotčinci v Buenos Aires. Absolvoval školu zaměřenou na speciální pedagogiku a komunitní vzdělávání a manažerský kurz. Když v roce 2011 začalo v Izraeli protestní hnutí za sociální spravedlnost, které dočasně dokázalo mobilizovat stovky tisíc lidí k pouličním manifestacím, byl právě na cestě na dovolenou na Kubu, ale okamžitě se vrátil do Izraele a byl jednou z hlavních osobností protestů. Prezentoval se jako racionální pragmatik, který dokázal oslovit i lidi mimo užší sociální skupinu radikální mládeže. Odmítal rozšířit téma protestů nad rámec původní kritiky nedostupného bydlení. Zároveň trval na tom, že na každém protestu bude vlát izraelská vlajka. Na konci nejmasovější manifestace v centru Tel Avivu pak požadoval, aby byla zpívána izraelská hymna, zatímco jeho radikálnější kolegyně Stav Šafir s tím nesouhlasila, protože prý hymna je rasistická a diskriminační vůči nežidovskému obyvatelstvu, načež mezi oběma došlo ke konfliktu. Následující rok se zaměřil na vlastní projekt studentské vesničky ve městě Lod, kde bydlí. Projekt ale narazil na obtíže, když se zjistilo, že na něj přijal dar 800 000 izraelských šekelů od velké firmy vlastněné magnátem Nochi Danknerem, přičemž i proti těmto lidem v roce 2011 Šmuli protestoval. Odvrátili se od něj spolupracovníci. Na veřejnosti se navíc objevil záznam staršího setkání studentských aktivistů s premiérem Netanjahuem, kde Šmuli pravicového premiéra chválil. Do října 2012 působil Šmuli na postu předsedy Izraelského studentského svazu a zasedal ve Valném shromáždění Evropského studentského svazu. Pak ohlásil záměr kandidovat za stranu práce do parlamentu (stejně jako jeho kolegyně z protestního hnutí Stav Šafir).

Ve volbách v roce 2013 byl zvolen do Knesetu za Izraelskou stranu práce. Mandát obhájil rovněž ve volbách v roce 2015, nyní za Sionistický tábor (aliance Strany práce a ha-Tnu'a).

Odkazy

Reference

Externí odkazy

  Kneset – Jicchak Šmuli

Izraelští Židé
Sabrové
Členové Knesetu
Členové Izraelské strany práce
Členové Sionistického tábora
Izraelští aktivisté
Narození v roce 1980
Žijící lidé
Muži
Narození 8. února
Narození v Tel Avivu


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Food hall headed to historic Downtown building
By Stephen Hamway / Journal Staff Writer
Published: Friday, July 19th, 2019 at 9:44am
Updated: Friday, July 19th, 2019 at 10:01pm
Downtown Albuquerque's first food hall is going to be built in the first floor of the building at 505 Central NW. (Greg Sorber/Albuquerque Journal)
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A prominent storefront along Route 66 will soon be home to Downtown Albuquerque's first food hall.
Architect Mark Baker confirmed plans to establish the restaurant concept featuring eight different food and beverage vendors with shared seating on the ground floor of a historic brick building at 505 Central Ave. NW. Baker sees it as a chance to not only add more fast-casual dining to a downtown core that's often starved for such options, but also to create a unique dining experience that lures hungry customers from other parts of town.
"I always see people out looking for a destination," he said. "This is going to be that destination."
Food halls – multiple food vendors in a shared, typically indoor space – have become trendy in many American cities recently, with new concepts springing up in cities like Denver, Austin and Phoenix. Baker said his vision would be different than anything currently in Albuquerque. Unlike Green Jeans Farmery, the concept will be entirely indoors, with a much smaller footprint than the long-awaited Sawmill Market north of Old Town.
A historical marker is on the building at 505 Central NW where Downtown Albuquerque's first food hall is going to be built in the first floor. (Greg Sorber/Albuquerque Journal)
The three-story brick building that will house the market was built in 1937, and has housed Lovelace and Sears, among other tenants, over the past 80 years. Baker's firm, Baker Architecture + Design, purchased the building in 2016 with an eye toward restoring it to its former glory. Baker said he intended to develop a food hall there before he purchased the building, citing the shortage of unique, counter-service lunch spots for downtown workers.
"That's what we determined we really needed downtown," Baker said.
Baker enlisted the help of Kate Gerwin, a New Mexico native who has launched bars and food halls in other parts the West, as a partner and advisor. Gerwin said a key to the project is its size. At 13,000 square feet, the project is relatively small by food hall standards, which Gerwin said gives vendors the ability to create a vibrant space without sacrificing their unique energies.
"People go to restaurants because of the energy and vibe, not just the food," Gerwin said.
Baker said the food hall will occupy the entirety of the building's ground floor, about 13,000 square feet in total. Humble Coffee Co. already operates a cafe in the ground floor, and Baker said he plans to knock out an interior wall and bring the coffee shop into the food hall. The food hall will feature a central bar and dining area with a variety of seating options, ranging from community tables to bar stools.
Both Baker and Gerwin declined to name other potential vendors, but said they were planning a mix of different cuisines, from pizza to ramen. Baker said Kyla Stoker with CBRE is handling the leasing for the building.
Baker said he expects the food hall to open in early 2020. He's tentatively calling the food hall "505 Central Market," a nod to the historic building's address and, of course, Duke City's area code.
"With an address like that, why overcomplicate it?" Baker said.
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Photo: Starz: Production Designer Jon Gary Steele shows Diana models for the Season 1 sets, as Ron looks on.
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Thanks Courtney. The alternative video works well, but unfortunately is 1 1/2 mins shorter than the US only one. I would like to have seen Diana in the arsenal, and got a glimpse of the standing stones out of context. This regional exclusivity is maddening is it not? Thanks for all the work you do to on your BTS site. Sherry
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hear hear!
Astrid Doolaege says:
Thank you so much Courtney. It is great to see it all.
Caroline Munro says:
Not available in the UK ?…
Sorry Caroline, I have put in another video which I hope will play outside the US. Please give it a go and let me know. Thanks and sorry for the inconvenience!
Debra Webster says:
Also, not available in Canada.
I have updated with a new video, will you try it and let me know Debra? Thanks
Suzie Frew-Harris says:
Thank you, it was just amazing to tour the set with Diana for the first time. It was so funny to see the standing stones leaning against a wall in a prop room. Kind of like going backstage as a kid and seeing Howdy Doody hanging from a nail on the wall. But this wasn't traumatic at least. So many costumes and processes to make them all look to be from that era. And, so interesting that you have gaelic classes right there and available to all cast and crew to make it even more authentic. It would be like heaven to work there and be part of this epic series.
Rhona Kushner says:
Absolutely loved the video. An amazing adventure of "behind the scenes " – so much creativity, imagination and lots of hard work put into an outstanding TV series. Diana Gabaldon is an amazing talent – there is no other like her.
Adele Obst says:
thank you sooooo nice and also for your great great news re season 5 &6 soooo happy


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Whisky-Based Bio-Fuel
A few weeks ago I bought you news of the pooh-powered Bug, now it's bio-fuel developed from whisky by-products.
Scientists at Edinburgh Napier University, Scotland, have spent two years developing the fuel which is derived from the two main by-products from the whisky production process – "pot ale," the liquid from the copper stills, and "draff," the spent grains, as the basis to produce the butanol that can then be used as fuel.
The center was provided with samples of whisky distilling by-products from Diageo's Glenkinchie Distillery in Tranent, East Lothian.
Costing a third of a million dollars, the project was funded by the Scottish Enterprise's Proof of Concept program and the university is now planning to spin the business off to bring the bio-fuel to market.
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Where a residential care setting provides food to people in their care, relevant staff are required to have food safety training. This is recommended by the Environmental Health Association of Ireland (EHAI).
What Food Safety Course is recommended for Care Assistants, Allied Health Professionals, Housekeeping Personnel?
Care Assistants, Allied Health Professionals, Housekeeping Personnel should have received at least a 3-hour food safety awareness course i.e. Food Hygiene Awareness Training (FSAI) Level 1 should be undertaken by workers who might serve the food /drinks only or responsible for housekeeping task where food is stored, prepared and/or served. About Hygiene Ltd, organises Food Hygiene & Allergen Awareness Food Safety Courses for staff. See events for current courses.
What Food Safety Course is recommended for the Cook/ Chef?
The people that work more closely with food (i.e. cook, food preparation, supervisor of deliveries and or collection of food, managers) should have the QQI (formally FETAC) Level 4 Food Safety & Hygiene Training programmes or EHAI equivalent Primary Food Handlers Certificate (even if the service is bringing in prepared food). The supervisor/manager should be trained. About Hygiene delivery both QQI Level 4 Food Safety Course and Primary Food Handlers Certificate courses. See events for currents courses.
Does the Residential Care Provider need to HACCP (Hazard Analysis & Critical Control Point) Food Safety System?
Yes, implementing a HACCP System for a Residential Care Provider is a very simple process.
HACCP is a system that allows you to identify and control any hazards that could lead to food poisoning illness, harm or injury during the preparation and service of food. It involves identifying what can go wrong, planning to prevent issues and documenting good practice.
How can Residential Care Provider meet Food Safety Legal Requirements?
To meet HACCP legal requirements, purchase the Food Safety Authority of Ireland's (FSAI) "SafeCatering" pack and then your businesses will comply with its Food Safety legal requirements.
The pack provides guidance needed for the day to day kitchen management and comes complete with records required to prove your business prepares and serves safe food. To get a the "SafeCatering" pack see "www.fsai.ie" or contact ourselves or your Local Environmental Office for advice. The cost the "SafeCatering" is €70.00.
This is recommended by the HIQA, EHAI and the FSAI.
What is the Food Safety requirements for Managers/Owners?
Managers, Owners, need to be able to manage HACCP systems. They should also have a good understanding of how to implement a HACCP Programme for their workplace - understand the requirements of the "SafeCatering" Pack.
All food businesses are required by law to have a food safety management system in place based on the principles of HACCP (Hazard Analysis & Critical Control Point).
Contact About Hygiene Ltd, HACCP Food Safety Training Consultants can be contacted for free HACCP Food Safety Advice and Guidance.
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An 10 year old 100% corn whisky, double distilled in a column still - but finished (smartly) in a few casks - first fill ex-bourbon, rum casks, and ex-speyside malt casks. I say "smartly" since it adds quite a depth to some corn whisky. I might add, it's very easy to drink!
A complex nose for a light corn whisky – musty rum, orchard fruits, dried peaches, corn husks, maple – still very light. And very much a corn whisky on the nose – quite nice. The bourbon notes seem to grow with time – a fascinating interplay of finishes. Easy to drink! It's actually incredibly moreish. The palate is nicely textured, with dry spices, sweet oak, and light corn nuances – like dried kernels. The rum comes out more in the finish, with light spices and a bit of saccharin. It's somewhat in the style of typical Canadian whiskies, but it isn't as spicy as some (to be expected, given that there is no rye in here!).
Value: High. In the world of whisky, this is on the high end of what you can get for $45.


Good day all and a Happy New Year to you! It's 2017 already and hopefully you have had a fantastic break enjoying sharing time with family and friends.
Looking back over the Christmas period and I cannot recall how many people have looked in awe as I tell them about my fun days in the saddle.
So many times my peers have uttered the words 'you must be barking mad to do all that' after I told them about a fun day I have had peddling away with either friends or on my own.
I tell them of people and places, wildlife and the extremes of weather that we as cyclists 'suffer' in order to keep on smiling throughout the year.
How far? How high? How fast? These questions continue to resonate but as my cycling journey moves into another year I reflect and can happily confirm that these questions only matter to others so that they can get a perspective on what you do.
To me it doesn't really matter very much whether you go a few miles or many, the same feelings of happiness and well being surface constantly and often a shared story of cycle travel can excite and engage more so.
Keep it up guys and tell me more!
In bringing 2016 to a close I would like to thank everyone for all their positive contributions.
It's been a great year with plenty of fascinating articles from our great cycling community here in sunny Southport.
Please don't forget to write me a line if you get chance especially if you are looking to raise some money for a charity whilst riding your bike.
Last but certainly not least I would like to welcome back our very own world traveler Andrew Bristow who has decided to return to Southport for a break before heading off again for a couple more months of cycle travel.
I will be writing about Andrew in the coming months once he has come down from his adventures so far.
Also don't forget there is a new 'On Yer Bike' Strava group for those who like to share their adventures with fellow on yer bikers.
Pictures are of The Pennine Trailblasters on a recent Christmas ride in the lovely Yorkshire Dales led by MTB Cycle Yorkshire.


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Julia Tofantšuk is Associate Professor of British Literature at the School of Humanities of Tallinn University, Estonia. Her research and teaching interests include literature by women, gender studies, ecocriticism, ecofeminism, identity studies, cultural studies, postcolonial theory, trauma and the Holocaust, art history, body, transcorporeality, diasporic and migrant literature. She has published in Routledge, Palgrave Macmillan, Peter Lang WV, VW Trier on these issues. She has taught both practical English and literature as well as literary theory (history of English literature, World literature, introduction to literary theory, 20th-21st century British literature, 20th c. British women writers, 19th c. British literature, 19th c. British art) on BA, MA and PhD level, supervised BA, MA and PhD theses and contributed to the development of BA, MA and PhD curricula.
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Digital Photography for Beginners Thoroughly enjoyed this class. The day went by so fast. Our instructor Sandy made the class fun and interesting. This is a great class of Beginners!
Digital Photography for Beginners I was a total novice with the DSLR Canon camera and found the camera's manual technical as opposed to practical and wanted hands-on explanations for the camera's options. This was amply covered in the course along with the excellent course manual. I left the course feeling very confident with the camera and eager to apply all that had been covered. The instructor, Sandy Weatherall, clearly has a passion for photography which was relayed to the class through her presentations and a high level energy maintained to the end. Excellent instructor. I highly recommend this course for beginners and will enroll in future classes.


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| October 17, 2005 at 12:00 AM | The original version of this story was published on Legal Times
• D.C. Circuit Dodges Roberts Recusal Flap With a single sentence, two judges on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit last week brushed aside a sticky ethics question that had plagued their former colleague, Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. • Flanigan Says Withdrawal the Result of Delays in Confirmation Process In an interview last week, Timothy Flanigan said that it was delays in the confirmation process, not questions about his dealings with indicted Republican lobbyist Jack Abramoff, that led him to ask President George W. Bush to drop his nomination. • Prettyman Courthouse Annex Open for Business Judges have begun to move into the 351,000-square-foot annex to the E. Barrett Prettyman Courthouse. • Engler's NAM Evaluating Miers Under the new leadership of former Michigan Gov. John Engler, the National Association of Manufacturers got involved in the fight over Supreme Court nominations for the first time in its 110-year history. Having endorsed John Roberts Jr.'s nomination to the high court, NAM is currently in the process of evaluating President George W. Bush's second pick, White House Counsel Harriet Miers. • Pharmaceutical Lobbying Group Against D.C. Price Law A leading pharmaceutical lobbying group is challenging a new D.C. law that makes it illegal to sell patented medicines in the city at "excessive" prices. • Left and Right Agree Attorney-Client Privilege Under Attack They make unlikely bedfellows, but last Friday, legal groups on the left and right came together with a unified message: Attorney-client privilege is under attack. • New Chief Named in Appellate Division of U.S. Attorney's Office in D.C. With John Fisher, the longtime head of the appellate division of the U.S. Attorney's Office in Washington, leaving shortly to join the D.C. Court of Appeals, U.S. Attorney Kenneth Wainstein has named Roy McLeese III as the division's new chief. • Movement Amongst the Firms Los Angeles-based Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton has long been a big name in the entertainment and media world, except when it came to Washington regulatory work. But last week the firm brought on W. Kenneth Ferree, who served as chief of the Media Bureau at the Federal Communications Commission until February.
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Effects of sarcopenia on patients undergoing liver re-transplantation
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Stracke J, Ilias M, and Nagai S. Effects of sarcopenia on patients undergoing liver re-transplantation. Am J Transplant 2018;18(Suppl 4):558.
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Background: Loss of muscle mass (sarcopenia) has been found to be a measure of mortality after primary liver transplantation. We aimed to evaluate its effect in liver retransplantation patients. Study Design: 67 liver re-transplant patients between 2005 and 2017 were evaluated. Relationship between psoas muscle index (PMI; total psoas muscle area at L3 level/height) with patient characteristics and lab values along with its effects on early and late mortality were assessed. Patient survival was compared using a log-rank test. Results: Median PMI was significantly different among males (878 cm2/m) and females (693 cm2/m) (p=0.045). Based on median PMI of each gender, patients were categorized into two groups (high and low PMI; M: n=21 & 19, F: n=15 & 12). MELD scores (P=0.24) along with lab values such as albumin (p=0.20), creatinine (p=0.95), total bilirubin (P=0.84) and INR (p=0.88) were similar in both low and high male PMI groups. Similar results were observed in the female PMI groups (p=0.33, p=0.87, p=0.56, p=0.40 and, p=0.36, respectively). Rates of mortality at 3, 6, and 12 months were similar in both sets of PMI groups (Male: p=0.92, p=0.92, and p=0.84; Female: p=0.46, p=0.73, and p=0.74, respectively). Hospital length of stay was also found to be similar both male (19 vs 24.5 days, p=0.85) and female groups (22 vs 14.5 days, p=0.29). Conclusion: Sarcopenia did not correlate with post-transplant outcomes or mortality after liver re-transplantation.
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Георги Шейтанов (роден на 24 ноември 1972 г.) е бивш български футболист, вратар. Играл е за Славия (София), Монтана, Академик (София), Спартак (Плевен), Левски (София), Локомотив (София), Вихрен (Сандански), Загорец (Нова Загора), Миньор (Перник) и гръцките отбори ПАС Янина и Левадиакос.

Баща е на вратаря на ФК Пирин (Благоевград) Димитър Шейтанов.

Биография
През по-голямата част от състезателната си кариера Шейтанов е резерва в отборите, в които играе. За близо 20 години записва по-малко от 200 мача. Юноша на Славия (София), като дебютира за първия състав през сезон 1991/92. Част от състава на "белите" в продължение на 4 години, в които изиграва общо 29 мача в "А" група.

През 1995 г. преминава в Монтана. След това играе също за втородивизионния Академик (София), както и за Спартак (Плевен).

През лятото на 1997 г. е привлечен в Левски (София). Носи екипа на клуба в продължение на 5 години. Става трикратен шампион на България и трикратен носител на купата. По време на престоя си в Левски е резерва на Димитър Иванков, а след привличането и на Георги Петков през 2001 г. става трети избор под рамката на вратата. Поради тази причина записва едва 18 официални срещи за Левски – 9 в "А" група и 9 за купата.

През 2002 г. преминава в елитния гръцки ПАС Янина, където регистрира 12 участия през сезон 2002/03. След това играе за Локомотив (София), Левадиакос, Вихрен (Сандански), Загорец (Нова Загора) и Миньор (Перник). Прекратява кариерата си на 37-годишна възраст.

През 2021 г. е треньор на вратарите в националният отбор на  в щаба на Ясен Петров.

Статистика по сезони
 Славия – 1991/92 – "A" група, 1 мач
 Славия – 1992/93 – "A" група, 15 мача
 Славия – 1993/94 – "A" група, 6 мача
 Славия – 1994/95 – "A" група, 7 мача
 Монтана – 1995/96 – "A" група, 11 мача
 Академик (Сф) – 1996/ес. - "Б" група, 8 мача
 Спартак (Пл) – 1996/97 – "A" група, 15 мача
 Левски (Сф) – 1997/98 – "A" група, 3 мача
 Левски (Сф) – 1999/пр. - "A" група, 1 мача
 Левски (Сф) – 1999/00 – "A" група, 3 мача
 Левски (Сф) – 2001/пр. - "A" група, 1 мач
 Левски (Сф) – 2001/02 – "A" група, 1 мач
 ПАС Янина – 2002/03 – А'Етники Категория, 12 мача
 Локомотив (София) – 2003/04 – "A" група, 10 мача
 Левадиакос – 2004/05 – B'Етники Категория, 2 мача
 Вихрен – 2005/ес. - "A" група, 7 мача
 Загорец – 2006/пр. - "Б" група, 9 мача
 Вихрен – 2006/07 – "A" група, 20 мача
 Вихрен – 2007/08 - "A" група, 29 мача
 Миньор (Перник) – 2008/09 - "A" група, 1 мач

Успехи
Левски (София)
 "А" група –  Шампион (3): 1999/00, 2000/01, 2001/02

 Купа на България –  Носител (3): 1997/98, 1999/00, 2001/02

Външни препратки
 Профил на levskisofia.info
 Статистика на footballdatabase.eu

Български футболисти
Футболисти на Славия (София)
Футболисти на Монтана
Футболисти на Академик (София)
Футболисти на "Спартак" (Плевен)
Футболисти на ПФК Левски (София)
Футболисти на Локомотив (София)
Футболисти на Вихрен (Сандански)
Български футболисти в Гърция


My dad died when I was 20, 10 years ago. He had ALS, the horrific disease that started the Ice Bucket Challenge.
I was sad then, and I cried a lot when he died. I remember feeling totally lost and unmotivated. I actually almost got kicked out college my first year because I didn't see the point in studying.
That was when I felt it was all meaningless. Today, I'm rather happy. I've moved on, and I've learned and grown a lot as a person.
Yeah, I've had my life lessons. I can tell you a bunch of them, but this isn't about that.
Growing up past your 20s makes you think about a lot. You even think about death.
1. "We weren't even close. Why did I cry so much?"
We weren't close at all. In fact, I was a little afraid of you.
You were strict and aloof most of the time. When you got home from work, you only watched TV.
When I screwed up, you were hard on me. I thought it was pretty normal to be slapped by your parents then.
Yet, it hit me harder when you left. We all sort of knew it was going to happen, but I was still unprepared.
I don't know what answer I would get for this. I cried hard. It was overwhelming to think that somebody you grew up with was gone, just like that.
Yet, I can't help but wonder, why? Maybe I'm overanalyzing everything. Maybe I am trying to find that nonexistent, perfect type of balance between our emotions and thoughts.
I don't know. But, I guess when sh*t hits the fan, you can bet your emotions will always take over.
2. "Why weren't you really there for me?"
Truth be told, I've never had a role model in my life. I am not even close to my own brother, and I never met anyone else who could inspire me. So perhaps, maybe I should blame you.
Maybe I am also a little annoyed that I got you, the aloof kind of dad, instead of the cool sort of dad who would act like a friend and tell me stupid dad jokes.
Yeah, you don't know how lucky you are if you actually get dad jokes. I envy you.
I've learned to accept full responsibility for everything that goes on in my life. I am in charge, but sometimes, I do wonder how my life would turn out if you were actually there for me the entire time.
This also makes me ask, "Why didn't you get me then? Why didn't you bother to understand deeper?"
3. "Why did I inherit your anger? Is this how you felt all the time?"
My mom once told me, "You are him." Yeah, I'm exactly like you.
So, putting together the fact that you were mostly aloof and grouchy, and that fact that I have trouble letting go of sh*t to this day, I guess that's where I got all this anger.
Sometimes I get mad, like, why was I born like this? Why weren't you there to actually help me with it? Why can't it be easier?
But, now I've come to understand. If you felt what I feel today and also had to deal with ALS, I guess you had all the right to be the way you were.
It's funny. From thinking about this, I suddenly know why we're father and son. Through anger and suffering, we shall bond then.
4. "Do you think we would have kicked each other's asses?"
Sometimes I think we wouldn't have been able to get along. I may have been submissive when I was younger, but I highly doubt I would have tolerated any more sh*t from you after I grew up.
Sometimes I think we'd physically fight and that I'd have to move out or something. This part may sound candid, but God only knows how drastic the consequences could have been.
I guess you know that some people are meant to be in your life, while others have to leave. And all of that works together to create the life you're meant to live.
5. "Can you please tell me everything you felt and thought about after the diagnosis?"
I ask because I want to know how bad it was. I want to know the pain you had to go through.
No, I am not trying to be morbid. I just want to feel sorry for you so we can be that much closer.
I ask because I feel like I need to be reminded that life's too short to be worrying about meaningless bullsh*t, when the things you went through were very real and literally life-ending.
I ask because I feel guilty. I think that back then I should have spent more time with you, but I didn't.
I went off to do my own sh*t, and I have regret. Now all I can do is write it as an article about it.


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Kyle Joseph LaFleur 6/12/1992 - 3/20/2020 Kyle, 27, left this life and joined his daughter, Sofia Rae, on 3/20/2020 from injuries received in a tragic motorcycle accident. He came into this world with blonde hair and blue eyes in Leesburg, FL to Joe Allen LaFleur and Pamela Hardesty Chavis. Kyle had a love for anything outdoors especially the water. Whether it was a lake, the beach or the springs he especially loved to fish. He also had a gift of taking the raw elements of a thing and turning them into something beautiful. It could be restoring a car or grilling for his friends. He always carried a song in his heart and loved to sing. Kyle lived life with a passion and embraced the things he loved with drive and determination, never wanting to waste time on things he didn't feel were worthwhile. Kyle will be remembered by the love if his life, Ayla Harris, his sons, Chase Jesse and Owen Shaw LaFleur, as well as his family Pamela (Michael) Chavis of Oxford, FL and Joe (Sheila) LaFleur of Leesburg,FL. He leaves his sisters and brothers; Carla McRae (Kris) of North Port, FL, Natalie LaFleur of Fruitland Park, FL, Jamie Chavis of Eustis,FL, Jesse Chavis of Summerfield, FL, Michael "Reese" Chavis of Oxford, FL, and Wesley, Jaclyn, and Kyle Bryson of Leesburg, FL. He also leaves many aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends. Due to recent events we will be having a Celebration of Life at a later date to be announced. Leesburg, Florida
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Called 'Comicopera', the 16 track album will be available on both CD and double vinyl formats. It was produced by Robert himself, and recorded at his home in Louth as well as Phil Manzanera's Gallery Studio.
'Comicopera' is divided into three Acts – 'Lost in Noise', 'The Here and The Now', and 'Away with the Fairies', and is initially more diverse and live sounding than it's predecessor 'Cuckooland'.
Featuring a cast of musicians including Brian Eno, Paul Weller and Phil Manzanera, Robert says he was keen for the album to capture the sound of a group of musicians playing in the room together, but more importantly to have friends playing together. "Music isn't just an abstract pleasure, it is a company, when you play a record. Why I like Duke Ellington and Charles Mingus, the Big Bands – is because every character in the band is identifiable as that person – there's this group of humans in a room" he says. It is this that gives 'Comicopera' a sense of spontaneity, despite it's deliberate pacing and construction as something of a three Act 'Opera'.


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Council still wants ill-conceived bus stop in St Ives
Published: 8:27 PM February 22, 2012 Updated: 4:22 PM November 1, 2020
METHINKS that the county council spokesman who claims that the traffic problem on Harrison Way St Ives is no worse than planned either speaks with forked tongue or in complete ignorance of the situation.
Council officials and councillors are at the same time using the problem as justification for the ill-conceived proposal to locate a bus stop outside Hyperion in Station Road to accommodate the service A guided bus on an "improved" Cambridge-bound route.
When I carried out a survey at the Harrison Way crossing I observed the lights change to red 22 times between 0755 and 830. That is virtually one every one-and-a-half minutes. As a result the traffic is stop start for the peak time. Bringing the service A bus into town will virtually eliminate the need for pedestrians to cross to catch a bus. However, there is a much better place for a bus stop than outside Hyperion, namely near Waitrose where the road is wider.
Bob Menzies, of CCC, says that site is too far from the bus station and it would mean the loss of three car parking spaces. He has no answer to my point that the service A drops passengers off in central Cambridge at New Square or Regent Street. Neither stop is anywhere near the bus station or central Cambridge.
When the busway team visited St Ives Town Council long before construction started, the likelihood of a [traffic] problem was raised. At that time they felt that peak time traffic lights at the Meadow Lane/Harrison Way roundabout would help relieve the situation. At present Harrison Way southbound traffic has to give way both to vehicles coming through the town and also those coming off the A14 to use the park and ride site. The huge overspend on the bus way construction must have put paid to that idea.
Colin Saunderson
Cedar Road


JERUSALEM (AP) — An Israeli rights group has released an amateur video it says shows soldiers seizing a terrified 8-year-old Palestinian boy as they tried to get him to identify people who had thrown a firebomb in the West Bank.
B'Tselem said he "was wandering barefoot outside his house in Hebron looking for a toy he had lost" when soldiers "dragged" him around a neighborhood to show them Palestinians they said had earlier thrown a firebomb at a nearby settlement.
The military said Friday forces caught a suspect in the firebomb attack and "due to the fact the suspect was a minor, he was taken to his parent's home." It denied he was asked to identify other suspects.
Hebron has been a flashpoint in the recent wave of Israeli-Palestinian violence.