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Moray bakery expands with HIE support
A bakery in Forres is investing in new equipment, exploring new markets and making efficiency savings by reducing plastic use in products.
Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) has awarded Maclean's Highland Bakery a £28,711 grant towards its expansion project, which focuses on growing UK wholesale and international markets.
A new automated packaging line will help the company to increase production as demand for products continues to grow. The equipment will help the bakery to increase capacity and reduce its carbon footprint by decreasing the use of plastic infills for crackers, biscuits and shortbread packaging.
The award-winning bakery was established in 1978 and is a significant employer in Forres, currently employing 109 full time equivalent posts (FTEs). Its products include traditional shortbread, speciality biscuits, crackers, cakes and pies. The business is also keen to ensure opportunities are available for young ambitious people who want to stay in the area.
With government restrictions in place during the last few weeks, the family-owned bakery lost 40% percent of sales and furloughed many of its employees. Despite this, the firm's managing director, Lewis Maclean remains optimistic about the future.
Lewis said: "We have remained open over the last few weeks while offering a limited range of products. Previous customers are now starting to return, and we are taking on more orders. The funding from HIE is a great boost for our business and will allow us to increase output, efficiency and develop our product range as we focus on expanding our markets. The development is also a step forward in embracing biodegradable packaging for our products."
Angie Smith, account manager at HIE, said: "Maclean's Highland Bakery is part of the region's important food and drink sector. The grant will support the company to grow its turnover and international growth as it develops. The firm has shown steady growth over the years and has clear potential for further expansion, providing valuable employment and contributing to the local economy."
Throughout the COVID-19 lockdown, Lewis was keen for the bakery to do what it could to help support the community. Due to unprecedented demand, it supplied Avva Distillery with free glycerine, a vital ingredient in sanitiser, supported Project Wingman at Dr Grays Hospital in Elgin, and supplying NHS staff free bread.


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Awards and Reviews in May: Histories, Biographies & Memoirs
by Yvonne Perkins | May 26, 2014 | Round-ups | 4 comments
Three awards were given to Australian women writers of histories and memoirs in the last month. The biggest news was the awarding of the Stella Prize to Clare Wright for The Forgotten Rebels of Eureka. There has been a flurry of publicity about the book since this award and it is now available in paperback.
The Forgotten Rebels of Eureka was reviewed this month by Annette Hughes for The Newtown Review of Books. She praised the "vivid imagery of Wright's writing" and the "minute detail of Wright's delicate stitching together of facts". Annette compared Wright's writing to Barbara Tuchman's history of the fourteenth century, A Distant Mirror:
Like Tuchman, Wright can conjure up the smell of woodfire and the stink of sweat, dogshit and the damp bedding of camp life, all of which clings to your senses as she leads you though the great dramatic social and political ferment of world events that underpinned the exodus from Europe to anywhere – especially a goldfield at the bottom of the known universe.
For some further insights into this book you can read the interview of Clare Wright that I wrote for the Challenge a few weeks ago.
This month two memoirs written by Australian women won major awards. Kristina Olsson, who I interviewed last week, was the joint winner of the Douglas Stewart Prize for Non-fiction at the NSW Premier's Literary Awards. Her family memoir, Boy, Lost was reviewed for the Challenge this month by Janine Rizzetti. She describes it as "an anxious, hand-wringing book". "There are abrupt stops, loose ends and silences throughout all their stories, and the structure reflects that well", she comments. Olsson has also won the nonfiction prize at the Queensland Literary Awards for this book and has been shortlisted for numerous other awards.
The other award that was announced this month was the Finch Memoir Prize. Written by Karen Harrland, Spinifex Baby is about a couple who left Tasmania to settle in central Australia. Several participants enjoyed reading last year's winner. I hope that in the coming weeks the Challenge will receive some reviews of Spinifex Baby.
Two reviews of books about indigenous Australians were received this month. Carolyn wrote a succinct review of Rabbit Proof Fence by Doris Pilkington about her mother and a friend who made an incredible escape from the prison-like school where Aboriginal children were forced to live after being removed from their parents.
Marilyn Brady "whole-heartedly" recommends Listening to Country by Ros Moriarty. This is the story of a woman who was raised in Tasmania but settled in the Gulf country of northern Australia after marrying an Aboriginal man from this region. Moriarty is accepted by her new Aboriginal family. "She is consistently open to the goodness she can learn from the people and angry at the ways in which they have been treated", Marilyn comments. "Her goal is to honor her Borroloola family; not to appropriate their secrets but to hear their songs."
Like most of the books mentioned in this roundup, Shattered Anzacs by Marina Larsson is about family. It is about how difficulties faced by injured Australian soldiers who returned from World War affected their families. Janine Rizzetti comments that this history does not have the "emotional nuance of a fictional rendering" but says that the stories in this book "form a good counter-balance to the emotion-sodden identification with heroic great-grandfathers that is being encouraged amongst school children in our present-day Anzac commemorations". She concludes:
Like all good history books, it brings phenomena out from the shadows in a way that you wonder why you didn't see them before, and once you're aware of the issues raised, you continue to see things differently in the future. In the tsunami of Anzac celebration that will engulf us over the next year, that's a very good thing.
We read books and write reviews because we enjoy doing this and want to share great books with others. At times we may think that what we do is an insignificant hobby. However, in the last week several things occurred which reminded me that what we do matters to publishers and authors.
Firstly I draw your attention to a significant article on the Challenge website, 'If you aren't part of the solution…'. On the weekend a publisher of Speculative Fiction wrote about the Challenge and gender issues in the Australian speculative fiction scene. You may have missed seeing the post or skipped it thinking that it was a niche article about a genre that you don't read. If you haven't read it I urge you to read it now. In this powerfully worded article, Alisa Kranostein emphatically states how important the Challenge is to publishers like Twelfth Planet Press. This Challenge makes a real difference and Kranostein says that our work has led to more readers discovering the work of authors published by Twelfth Planet Press.
We make a difference.
Some AWW participants at the National Book Bloggers Forum. L to R: Elizabeth Lhuede, Michelle, Shelleyrae Cusbert, Paula Grunseit, Yvonne Perkins.
The second event was a National Book Bloggers Forum organised by Random House and Penguin. Held last week, bloggers from around Australia gathered in Sydney for a day of talking books. The fact that Random House and Penguin made the effort to organise the program and host book bloggers speaks volumes for their regard for book bloggers. "We want to acknowledge you are part of the book publishing industry", said Brett Osmond, the Australian Random House Director of Marketing and Publicity, at the start of the Forum. Several reviewers from the Australian Women Writers' Challenge team were at the Forum.
Both a small publisher and a very large publisher have recognised the work of the online book reviewing community in the same week.
As we already know, authors are grateful for reviews, it helps their sales if people are talking about their books. Yet authors don't just care about sales. People write because they want to be read. They want to engage readers with the ideas they explore in their books. This week I have received expressions of gratitude from several authors and I know that I'm not the only one.
We review books because we enjoy reading and writing. We want to tell others about great books we have read. However, in moments of despair when we might question why we put the time into this, it helps to hear that our work does indeed make a difference.
Keep the reviews coming!
I'm Yvonne Perkins. Currently I am researching the beliefs, religious or otherwise, of soldiers who served in World War I. In my spare time I enjoy reading history and sharing history on my blog, Stumbling Through the Past. I can also be found @perkinsy on twitter.
whisperinggums	on June 12, 2014 at 4:29 pm
Oh, I missed a couple of posts while I was away at the end of May. Enjoyed this as always. I do want to read Wright, Olsson and Moriarty. I know I'll achieve the first as I suggested it for my reading group and they agreed. The others? Well, who knows.
perkinsy	on June 12, 2014 at 6:09 pm
Thankyou Sue. I am glad that your reading group is going to read The Forgotten Rebels of Eureka. It will be interesting to see the range of responses to it. It is not a bland book so is sure to result in a lively discussion. Please include the views expressed by other members of your reading group in your review.
whisperinggums	on June 12, 2014 at 10:21 pm
Ah, Yvonne … My reading group has it's own blog … The first one I set up, so our report will be on there. Different members write the report … It's called Minerva Reads.
Its … Why does the iPad always add an apostrophe!

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You might recall the 21 inch Sweet Sue Walker doll that I got at an auction last year. She was sorely in need of a makeover. Well here she is wearing her new dress, which is pattern McCalls 1983 from the 1950's. I made the pink dress, the hat and I am just working on the coat.
As you can see, I changed her wig to a much better one, but it is still not like the one she would have had when she was made. There is a very talented lady on the internet who sells replacement wigs that she custom makes to each doll, but it would have ended up costing me more than the doll cost in the first place.
It is the eyes that bother me the most though - the previous owner put these terrible blue cheap looking ones in, and they are nothing like the beautiful eyes that were used on these Sweet Sue dolls. I am going to make inquiries about having better eyes put in, but that will depend on the cost.
Finally, here is a photo of her in her new hat. The pattern did not call for any interfacing, but I used some iron-on on the brim. If I made it again, I would line the part that fits around her head, and possibly interface that too.
I will post photos of her coat when I finish it, and the story behind that gorgeous red wool crepe fabric that I used.
She looks perfect now! Beautiful dress! I also love seeing the pattern illustrations.


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LORENZ, Hendrik Antoon.
Versuch einer Theorie der electrischen und optischen Erscheinungen in bewegten Körpern.
Leiden: E.J. Brill, 1895.
First edition, the copy of The Garden Ltd., of Lorentz's major work on the electrodynamics of moving bodies "which soon became a classic" (Schaffner, p. 503). It was in this work that he introduced the concept of 'local time', a "major discovery" (Hoffmann, p. 86), and the 'length contraction hypothesis', which together paved the way for the 'Lorentz transformations' he introduced in full in 1904. "Lorentz's great achievement [for which he won the Nobel Prize in physics in 1902] was to unite the particulate view of electricity with Maxwell's ether-borne, contiguously acting electromagnetic forces. This achievement was founded on Lorentz's novel conception of the electromagnetic ether … The ether completely permeates matter, and it is not displaced when material bodies move through it. The sole connection between ether and matter occurs through the spherical charged particles, or electrons, that are contained in ponderable molecules. The displacement of one charged particle produces a change in the state of the ether, and this change is propagated outward at the speed of light, influencing a second particle at a later time" (McCormmach, pp. 47-48). In the Versuch, "Lorentz introduced his notion of a 'local time', which he utilized to obtain a 'theorem of corresponding states.' This theorem indicates that the earth's motion through the aether will have no first-order effect whatever on experiments using terrestrial light sources" (Schaffner, p. 503), i.e., no effect if we neglect second and higher powers of v/c, where v is the speed of the body and c that of light. The local time was expressed in terms of the absolute time t by t – vx/c2: it was called 'local' because it depended on the body's position x. The theorem of corresponding states allowed Lorentz to explain several physical effects which had posed difficulties for the ether theory, notably the aberration of light, the Doppler effect and the Fizeau experiment. But to deal with the null result of the Michelson-Morley experiment he had to make the further assumption that moving bodies are contracted in their direction of motion by a factor √1 – v2/c2 (a hypothesis also made, unknown to Lorentz, by the Irish physicist George Francis FitzGerald). In his 1905 paper on special relativity, the title of which echoes that of the present work ('On the electrodynamics of moving bodies'), Einstein argued that the ether of the electron theory was unsuited for the development of a consistent electrodynamics but based his theory on the 'Lorentz transformations' that were foreshadowed in the Versuch. "Einstein was personally close to Lorentz for nearly 20 years, and he was intellectually close for an even longer time. He often tried out his latest ideas on Lorentz, whose opinion he valued above all others" (McCormmach, p. 41).
Provenance: Haven O'More (1929-2008) (gilt leather book label of The Garden Ltd. on front paste-down). Born Richard Haven Moore in Austin, Texas, Haven O'More formed a magnificent library which he called 'The Garden Ltd.'; its books were noted particularly for their fine condition. The collapse of a business partnership forced the sale of much of the collection at Sotheby's on 9/10 November, 1989. As Nicolas Barker states in his Foreword to the auction catalogue, "The decision to choose the best authors and the best works, in the best available copies, is aptly demonstrated."
Maxwell's idea of a single medium made of ether and matter implied that the ether was fully dragged by moving matter. This concept worked very well when applied to moving circuits and magnets, but it was less successful for optical phenomena. The first difficulty concerned the 'stellar aberration' discovered by the British astronomer James Bradley in 1728: the direction of observation of a fixed star appears to vary periodically over the course of a year. The corpuscular theory of light explained this effect simply by noting that the velocity of a light particle is the (vector) sum of its true velocity and the velocity of the earth. In the early 19th century, Thomas Young and August Fresnel showed that the same explanation worked in the wave theory of light if it was assumed that the ether was completely undisturbed by the motion of the earth through it, rather than being dragged along, and if the earth was moving at about 30 km/s relative to the ether.
This posed a problem, as this relative motion of the earth and the ether should be detectable in a minute modification of the laws of optical refraction, but Fresnel's friend François Arago had shown as early as 1818 that refraction by a prism was in fact unaffected by the earth's annual motion. To explain this discrepancy, Fresnel proposed that the ether is stationary everywhere except in moving refractive media, in which it is partially dragged by an amount 1 – 1/n2 times the velocity of the medium relative to the ether, n being the refractive index of the medium. In 1850 Hippolyte Fizeau performed an experiment in which he split a light beam into two beams, had them travel through water moving in opposite directions, and measured the difference between the times taken by means of an interferometer. The result confirmed the partial dragging of light waves predicted by Fresnel.
Maxwell, however, remained sceptical about the implications of Fizeau's experiment. In a letter to William Huggins (10 June 1867) he wrote: "This experiment seems rather to verify Fresnel's theory of the ether; but the whole question of the state of the luminiferous medium near the earth, and of its connexion with gross matter, is very far as yet from being settled by experiment." Maxwell's reticence was justified twenty years later when Albert Michelson and Edward Morley carried out their famous experiment in which they compared the time taken by light to travel the same distance in two perpendicular directions. To the great surprise of the experts, Michelson and Morley found no difference between the times taken, which contradicted Fresnel's theory.
This was the confusing situation when Lorentz entered the field of electrodynamics, or rather re-entered it. "In his thesis in 1875 Lorentz applied Maxwell's electromagnetic theory to the problem of the reflection and refraction of light. He approached the subject through Hermann von Helmholtz's more general, action-at-a-distance equations rather than Maxwell's contiguous-action ones. At the end of his thesis he detailed the enormously fruitful consequences he anticipated from the introduction of material molecules into electromagnetic theory. Maxwell's original unification of light and electromagnetism was only the start; from the pervasive presence of electricity in nature, he argued, the union of electromagnetic theory and molecular theory promised to go far toward completing a synthesis of all branches of physical science. By 1878 Lorentz had arrived at an understanding close to that upon which his later electron theory was founded: charged harmonic oscillators exist within ponderable molecules, and the ether in intermolecular spaces retains the same properties as it has in a vacuum.
"Through the 1880s Lorentz continued to be concerned with molecular physics, but chiefly in the context of the mechanical theory of heat. Prompted by Hertz's critique of Maxwell's theory as it applied to bodies in motion, Lorentz returned to the foundation of electrodynamics in the early 1890s … [In] 1892, he published his first statement of the electron theory [La theorie électromagnétique de Maxwell et son application aux corps mouvants]" (McCormmach, pp. 461-462).
"Lorentz's ether has no mechanical connection with matter, the interaction of the two occurs solely through small, ponderable, rigid bodies carrying positive or negative charges, which he assumed to be contained in all molecules of ordinary bodies. He referred to them in 1892 as 'charged particles', in 1895 as 'ions', and only after 1899 as 'electrons', from which his theory derived its permanent name. From a set of hypotheses about the stationary ether and electrons and from d'Alembert's principle, Lorentz mechanically deduced [Maxwell's] equations of the electromagnetic field and the equations of motion of an electron in the field [governed by the 'Lorentz force'].
"In contrast to Maxwell and Hertz, Lorentz provided a clear, simple interpretation of electric charge and current and of their relation to the electromagnetic field. He explained that a body carries charge if it has an excess of one or the other kind of electrons, and an electric current in a conductor is a flow of electrons; correspondingly, a dielectric displacement in a non-conductor is a displacement of electrons from their equilibrium positions. The electrons of Lorentz's theory create the electromagnetic field, the seat of which is the ether; the field in turn acts ponderomotively on ordinary matter through the electrons embedded in material molecules … By means of his concepts of a stationary ether and of electrons transparent to it, Lorentz constructed a consistent electrodynamics in which, at once, he rejected action at a distance and retained particulate electric fluids" (Jungnickel & McCormmach, p. 233).
"The most important application of Lorentz's basic equations [in La theorie électromagnétique de Maxwell] was his derivation of Fresnel's drag coefficient, the outstanding test of a theory based on a stationary ether. Lorentz showed that his hypotheses were sufficient to explain the apparent dragging of the ether by bodies moving through it …
"In Lorentz's next major theoretical statement – his 1895 treatise on the influence of the earth's motion on electrical and optical phenomena [the Versuch] – he abandoned his mechanical derivation, now regarding his basic equations as hypotheses" (McCormmach, p. 468). "This time he systematically went over the problem of the effects of the earth's motion through the ether, which he had only touched on in 1892. Since the ether of the electron theory is not dragged by a body moving through it, the earth has an absolute velocity relative to it. The question arises whether or not the earth's absolute velocity is detectable through optical or electromagnetic effects of the accompanying ether 'drift' or 'wind'. The magnitude of the effects of the wind is measured theoretically by the ratio of the speed of the earth's motion v to the speed of light c. The ratio is small for the earth, but not so small as to be beyond the reach of observation.
"The effects of this wind, however, were not observed, and for his theory to be credible, Lorentz had to explain their absence. He showed that, according to the theory, an unexpected compensation of actions eliminates all effects of the ether wind to first-order approximation (neglecting terms involving the very much smaller second and higher powers of v/c). He analysed the absence of first-order effects of the ether wind in phenomena such as reflection, refraction, and interference with the aid of a formal 'theorem of corresponding states'. The theorem asserts that to first-order accuracy, no experiments using terrestrial light sources can reveal the earth's motion through the ether. By introducing transformations for the field magnitudes and spatial coordinates and a 'local time', Lorentz showed that to first-order approximation the equations describing a system in a moving reference frame are identical with those describing the corresponding system in a frame at rest in the ether, for which Maxwell's equations hold exactly.
"In more technical terms, Lorentz's reasoning is as follows. To explain the absence of optical effects of the earth's motion through the ether, Lorentz transformed Maxwell's equations to axes attached to a moving dielectric. The equations he used for this purpose were the familiar Galilean equations from mechanics for the transformation of the spatial coordinates [i.e., replacing the spatial coordinate x by x – vt] supplemented by the transformation, his own, for the absolute time to the 'local time' [i.e., replacing t by t – vx/c2] of the dielectric moving with velocity v. To the first order in v/c, he showed that the equations that describe the passage of light in a moving dielectric … have the same form as Maxwell's equations for a dielectric at rest, a correspondence with far-reaching consequences. If anywhere in the system at rest there is darkness [so all the electromagnetic field quantities are zero], it follows that there will be darkness at the corresponding place in the moving system [since the field quantities in the moving system are multiples of those in the stationary system]. Since a ray of light is determined by the absence of light at its boundaries, the same laws for the reflection and refraction of light rays must hold in the moving as in the stationary system, and for the same reason the alternating patterns of dark and light resulting from the interference of light must be the same in both systems" (Jungnickel & McCormmach, pp. 233-235).
"Lorentz extended the application of his theory in 1895 to the three known optical effects of the motion of a source or observer. These were the aberration of starlight (change in the direction of light), Fizeau's experiment (change in the speed of light) and the Doppler shift (change in the frequency of light). Lorentz derived the aberration and Doppler phenomena, and he improved upon his 1892 explanation of Fizeau's experiment, refining his formula for the Fresnel drag coefficient by means of a dispersion theory. These three positive influences posed less difficulty for a stationary ether than did the numerous failures in other circumstances to observe an anticipated positive influence of motion.
"In his 1895 Versuch Lorentz for the first time systematically reviewed the whole problem of ether-wind effects. He began with the case of the first-order electrical consequences of the earth's motion. For example, a steady current moving with the earth cannot induce a current in another conductor moving with the earth; a charge distribution arises in the conducting circuit exactly cancelling the inductive effect, explaining Theodor des Coudres' null measurements of the earth's motion on the induction of closed currents … In another calculation, he proved that the earth's motion through the ether should not affect electrostatic phenomena" (McCormmach, p. 469).
"At the end of his treatise Lorentz acknowledged that his corresponding states theorem could not account for the second-order null effect of the Michelson-Morley experiment. He referred to his calculation earlier in the treatise of the influence of translation on the electric [i.e., electrostatic] force. If, he argued, the molecular forces are influenced in the same way as the electric force, then a ponderable body, such as the arms of Michelson's interferometer, must contract in the direction of the earth's motion in a ratio of √1 – v2/c2 in order that its molecular configuration remain in equilibrium" (McCormmach, p. 471). It is important to emphasize that the contraction hypothesis was not ad hoc, as is sometimes stated: Lorentz argued that the size of bodies is determined by the electrostatic forces acting between their molecules, and he had shown by means of Galilean coordinate transformations that these electrostatic forces themselves underwent a 'contraction', or reduction, in a stationary compared to a moving body, so that the stationary body 'expands' compared to the moving one.
"Fully explained in the Versuch of 1895, Lorentz's theory gained broad recognition before the end of the century. Two other physicists, Joseph Larmor of Cambridge and Emil Wiechert of Königsberg, proposed similar theories in the same period. In the three theories, the basic idea was to hybridize Maxwell's theory with the corpuscular concept of electricity and to reduce every optic and electromagnetic phenomenon to the interactions between electric particles through a stationary ether. Besides the optics of moving bodies, these theories explained a variety of magnetic and magneto-optic phenomena, and of course retrieved the confirmed predictions of Maxwell's theory. They benefited from the contemporary rise of an experimental microphysics, including the discoveries of X-rays (1895), radioactivity (1896), and the electron (1897). In 1896, the Dutch experimenter Pieter Zeeman revealed the magnetic splitting of spectral lines, which Lorentz immediately explained through the precession of the orbiting charged particles responsible for the lines. Being much lighter than hydrogen, these particles were soon identified with the corpuscle discovered in cathode rays by Emil Wiechert and Joseph John Thomson. Following Larmor's terminology, this corpuscle became known as the electron and replaced the ions in Lorentz's theory" (Darrigol, p. 9).
"As early as 1895 [Henri Poincaré] had objected to the patchwork approach to the problem – Fresnel's idea for explaining away the null results of first-order experiments to detect an ether wind, and a contraction of lengths for explaining away the second-order Michelson-Morley experiment … By 1904 second-order experiments different from the Michelson-Morley experiment were indeed also showing no sign of the earth's absolute motion. Poincaré's strictures against a patchwork approach greatly influenced Lorentz, who in 1904 published a key paper entitled 'Electromagnetic phenomena in a system moving with any velocity less than that of light' … In this paper Lorentz did avoid a patchwork approach to the explanation of all these results, as Poincaré had desired. Lorentz incorporated the FitzGerald-Lorentz contraction of lengths into his transformation formulas and made a corresponding change in the definition of the local time. This gave him what is now called the Lorentz transformations – a name bestowed on them by Poincaré in 1905" (Hoffmann, pp. 86-87).
Lorentz was born at Arnhem, The Netherlands, on July 18, 1853. He entered the University of Leyden in 1870, obtained his B.Sc. degree in mathematics and physics in 1871, and returned to Arnhem in 1872 to become a night-school teacher, at the same time preparing for his doctoral thesis on the reflection and refraction of light. In 1875 he obtained his doctor's degree, and only three years later he was appointed to the Chair of Theoretical Physics at Leyden, newly created for him. In spite of many invitations to chairs abroad, he always remained faithful to his Alma Mater.
"An overwhelming number of honours and distinctions from all over the world were bestowed on Lorentz. International gatherings were presided over by him with exceptional skill, both on account of his amiable and judicious personality and his masterly command of languages. Until his death he was Chairman of all Solvay Congresses, and in 1923 he was elected to the membership of the 'International Committee of Intellectual Cooperation' of the League of Nations. Of this Committee, consisting of only seven of the world's most eminent scholars, he became the President in 1925 …
"It may well be said that Lorentz was regarded by all theoretical physicists as the world's leading spirit, who completed what was left unfinished by his predecessors and prepared the ground for the fruitful reception of the new ideas based on the quantum theory …
"Lorentz died at Haarlem on February 4, 1928" (nobel.org).
Honeyman 2042; Norman 1388; PMM 378b; Poggendorff IV, 911; Roller/Goodman I, 130. Darrigol, 'The genesis of the theory of relativity,' Séminaire Poincaré 1 (2005), pp. 1-22. Hoffmann, Relativity and its Roots, 1983. Jungnickel & McCormmach, Intellectual Mastery of Nature. Theoretical Physics from Ohm to Einstein, Vol. 2, 1986. McCormmach, 'H. A. Lorentz and the Electromagnetic View of Nature,' Isis 61 (1970), pp. 459-497. Schaffner, 'The Lorentz electron theory of relativity, American Journal of Physics 37 (1969), pp. 498-513.
8vo (224 x 146 mm), pp. [iv], [1], 2-138, [1]. Contemporary cloth-backed marbled boards. A very fine copy.
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an object that is an ideal radiator when hot and a perfect absorber when cool. It absorbs all radiation that falls upon it, reflecting no light; hence it appears black. Stars are approximately blackbodies.…
A temperature scale with the lowest possible temperature at the zero point, which is called absolute zero.
the amount of energy radiated per second by a body. Ex: the wattage of a lightbulb defines its luminosity. Stellar luminosity is usually measured in units of the Sun's luminosity (approx: 4x 1026 watts
Stefan-Boltzmann constant
constant that appears in the laws of thermal radiation
Stefan-Boltzmann law
the amount of energy radiated by one square meter in one second by a hot, dense material depends on the temperature T raised to the fourth power
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thermal radiation
the continuous spectrum of electromagnetic radiation emitted as a result of the thermal energy in any relatively dense material
Wien's Law
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absorption-line spectrum
a spectrum in which certain wavelengths are darker than adjacent wavelengths. The missing light is absorbed by atoms or molecules between the source and the observer
Balmer lines
a series of absorption or emission lines of hydrogen seen at visible wavelengths
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continuous spectrum
a spectrum with neither dark absorption nor bright emission lines. The intensity of the radiation in such a spectrum changes smoothly from one wavelength to the next
emission-line spectrum
a spectrum consisting of bright lines at certain wavelengths separated by darker regions in which little or no radiation is emitted
energy level
any of the numerous levels that an electron can occupy in an atom, roughly corresponding to an electron orbital
ionization energy
The energy required for the complete removal of 1 mol of electrons from 1 mol of gaseous atoms or ions
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Cuomo declares gun violence emergency, signs gun liability law
By John Cropley | July 6, 2021
Gov. Andrew Cuomo signs a law opening the firearms industry to civil liability Tuesday. Looking on at left is Assemblymember Pat Fay, D-Albany, who led the effort to secure passage of the legislation in the Assembly.
NEW YORK — Gov. Andrew Cuomo declared a gun violence disaster emergency Tuesday, promising a sweeping array of community-based initiatives to reduce the rash of shootings in some of New York's cities in the last year.
Most of these incidents have been in New York City and a few other municipalities across the state, and many have involved Black and brown victims — 68% statewide and 77% in New York City, he said.
The racial divide prompted Cuomo to call gun violence a civil rights issue, and the number of incidents led him to declare that addressing it is a moral imperative.
The governor's multipoint strategy ranges from jobs programs to police reform to getting guns off the street. He did not propose harsher penalties for those doing the shooting, many of whom also are Black and brown.
Cuomo also did not call for stronger gun control, saying that New York already has the strictest gun laws in the nation.
He did, however, sign into law a measure creating civil liability for gun manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers determined to have manufactured, marketed, imported or sold firearms irresponsibly. Private individuals, companies, cities and the state itself can now sue the gun industry for damages.
If the new law withstands the expected legal challenges from the firearms industry and gun rights' advocates, its vague and broad wording could open the gun industry to extensive and expensive litigation.
Assembly Member Pat Fahy, D-Albany, sponsored the legislation in the Assembly and she joined Cuomo at John Jay College of Criminal Justice as he signed the measure Tuesday. In a written statement, she said:
"For far too long, most guns recovered from violent crimes and shootings in New York are trafficked in from out-of-state, yet the gun industry in the United States enjoys special protection from civil liability under a 2005 federal law known as PLCAA. Passing this landmark legislation will allow gun manufacturers and distributors, who knowingly use bad actors to market their products, to be held civilly liable for the damage they cause on our streets."
PLCAA — the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act — has shielded gunmakers from the kind of liability that has resulted in litigation that has costed the tobacco, automobile, opioid and other industries billions and triggered reforms, advocates pointed out
PANDEMIC TO EPIDEMIC
Cuomo cast his executive order declaring the gun violence disaster emergency as a segue from his recently ended COVID-19 disaster emergency order.
The numbers are very different: There were 43,000 or 53,000 COVID-related deaths in New York in the last 16 months, depending on data source, compared with a combined 923 people fatally shot statewide in 2017-2019.
But many more people sustain non-fatal gunshot wounds, particularly in the last year. These shootings are happening disproportionately in the communities of color that also bore a disproportionate impact of the pandemic, Cuomo stated.
"Gun violence is a major civil rights issue today," he said. "Gun violence is hitting the Black and brown communities hardest and it's compounding the damage of COVID."
Cuomo laid out a two-pronged approach: a long-term community-based prevention strategy and a short-term need to acknowledge that this is an emergency requiring the state to lead a response.
He called for the following broad strokes:
Treat gun violence as a public health emergency.
Target the hotspots of gun violence.
Engage at-risk youth in a positive manner.
Break the cycle of escalating violence.
Get guns off the street.
Get guns out of the wrong hands.
Rebuild police-community relationships.
In essence, Cuomo wants to do to gun violence what the state did to the COVID virus: root it out and eliminate it.
There are obvious parallels but also major differences. Cuomo himself noted a very small number of people in a few small urban areas are accounting for the majority of shootings in New York state.
He joked about building a big, beautiful wall along New York's border to keep guns out, a la President Trump on the Mexican border.
But Cuomo made no mention of targeting the very small number of young gunmen on city streets for arrest, prosecution and incarceration, a sensitive subject for progressive-minded Democrats and likely also for the mostly Black audience at his announcement Tuesday.
As he pointed out that most gunshot victims in New York City are Black or Hispanic, he made no mention of the race of those who'd shot them.
And he did not speak out against the movement in some of the higher-crime communities to shrink police departments.
Instead, Cuomo suggested counseling gang members after they'd survived a shooting, in an attempt to discourage them from seeking revenge with more gunfire. Shootings in the area of Jacobi Hospital in the Bronx declined by more than half after such an initiative was launched there, he said.
He also called for an increase in career training so that young adults will see a future other than violence, and announced $59 million in funding to train 21,000 of them. Summer job programs are known to reduce crime, he said, and were halted due to COVID in 2020, around the same time gun violence started to increase.
Other decisions and proposals offered Tuesday by Cuomo:
Create a gun violence prevention office within the state Department of Health.
Form a council to come up with and study ideas for prevention.
Create sports, arts and training programs, and triple the funding for them within gun violence hotspots.
Form a state police unit to stop guns from crossing the border, because 74% of guns used in New York crimes were purchased out of state.
Bar people with active arrest warrants from buying a gun in New York state.
Simultaneously reimagine and reform policing in New York state.
Ask John Jay to share the best of the reform proposals from around the state to further a bold vision of police reform.
As he called for attacking gun violence with the same intensity as COVID, Cuomo undercut the idea that gun violence is concentrated in just a few communities, and is not a statewide problem.
"Don't tell me it's about someone else, it's about other people, it's about Black people, it's about brown people. This is about you. This is your Black brother, your Black sister, your brown brother, your brown sister, your city, your state. We are one, it's all part of the community."
The state Republican Party didn't invoke race but wasted no time in attacking Cuomo's initiative. In a statement, Chairman Nick Langworthy said the solution to gun violence was voting the Democrats who control all aspects of state government out of office:
"What did Cuomo think would happen when he let all the dangerous criminals back onto the streets? We have a public safety crisis that has been created by Democrats who handcuff and villainize police, while coddling violent career criminals by eliminating bail, loosening parole and allowing them free rein in our communities."
Attorney Greg Rinckey, whose Colonie law firm Tully Rinckey often represents people denied pistol permits or arrested on gun charges, said the proposal sounds good but was too short on specifics.
"Unless you really do something that gets guns off the streets, that's a problem," he said.
Engaging with the youths responsible for the bulk of the violence is a great idea, but there also needs to be more police where the violence is happening, he said.
The gun liability legislation that Cuomo signed Tuesday is equally broad and non-specific, Rinckey added.
It won't fall to his firm to defend the gun industry from civil litigation, but the new law is an open door to such lawsuits, he said.
State Attorney General Letitia James said Tuesday she looked forward to enforcing the new law, which defines gun violence as both a public nuisance and public health crisis.
"I stand ready to defend it against all legal challenges," she said.
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Let's blame the millions of legal gun owners for the criminals. Cuomo bail reform and defund the police movement is the number one reason for the increased violence and shootings. Period!!!!
FJCJR July 7th, 2021
I suspect this has more to do with his ego and his poll numbers than anything to do with gun violence. While these actions may make people feel safer, in reality passing new laws won't do much to actually help. Criminals, by definition don't obey laws.
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According to a doctor at HU, living as an addict in recovery is like living with a loaded gun to your head; figuratively speaking of course. But what he does mean is that the danger of relapse is a real life or death situation. One more drink could be our last. It's that simple. And sadly many people who graduate from HU will lose their lives within the next year. It exhausts me just thinking about how on guard I will have to be for the rest of my life! I SO wish I could just remove the bullets. But alas, HU can't teach us how to do that…because the bullets are our genetics.
We as students have learned that 10-15% of people are born with the addict gene, and according to peer reviewed studies, trauma didn't need to be present for this gene to be activated. Trauma simply gives addicts the narrative required to 'use' with what they think is a plausible cause. Simply put, if we have a reason to justify why we numb our minds through addiction, we use it. But without a reason, we would still carry the addition gene and 'use' if exposed to a particular drug anyway. Our addict brain craves to be numb. It doesn't care who, what, where, when, why or how it happens. That damn limbic system and its impulsiveness wants to win every time…eventually.
I get frustrated with the amount of mental energy it takes to stay sober. It's on my mind 24/7! So much so that I have nightmares about relapsing and losing everything I hold dear to me. I wake up in a sweat, grateful that it was just a dream, but with a sickening feeling in my gut that lasts for hours. Just when I think I've got steps 1, 2 & 3 of the 12-steps conquered, my addict mind confuses me and makes me doubt all the work I've done. And it's a vicious cycle! The cycle goes: I doubt my strength…I get stressed…I want to drink…I doubt my strength…I get stressed…I want to drink…and on and on.
The 12 step experience is just monotonous now. Sure I learn things every time, but I'm tired of listening to the same preamble and stories. How do people do that for 40 years? I'm just so confused about my future and at this point I am so tired of trying to figure it out. Ya, Ya, I know, one day at a time. But that isn't the way my brain works. I want to be successful, but when does my mind get to rest a little bit?…its a rhetorical question…I know the answer is never. Rest only comes when the figurative trigger is pulled.
I have 4 more weeks to find some clarity when all I feel is confused. One thing I am clinging onto is that the doctor said that he is happy when people are confused, because that means they aren't complacent, and are striving for a life-long recovery. Short and sweet, confusion equals effort. Ok great, I get an 'A' for effort on my HU report card. But my positivity still 'needs improvement'.
When you are doing renovations on a room, initially there is "chaos" all over. But as time goes by and the concept of the "room" develops, there is less chaos.
This part of your journey, while erratic and chaotic, is a critical part of the process also. I can so totally appreciate the impatience to be "done and next".


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Q: Keeping a views state I have an app that filters out objects from a DB based on a simple form with select options, with each change in the form I get a list from the server with the filtered objects.
When the list returns, I update another view with the list of objects, so the user can tap on the List nav button and see what is filtered so far.
When the user goes back to the Filter nav option, the form has lost the state is was in, or lost the options selected and is blank again. I never submit the form as such.
How do you keep the form to stay the way it was left?
This is my form:
       <form id="filter_form" onchange="angular.element(this).scope().fileNameChanged(this)">

                    {{ key }}

                        {{ item_key }}

                    <select>
                        <option selected></option>
                        <option ng-repeat="option in item">
                            {{ option.description }}
                        </option>
                    </select>

        </form>

Form looks like this:

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<ion-view>
  <ion-content class="padding">

        <form id="filter_form" onchange="angular.element(this).scope().fileNameChanged(this)" novalidate class="simple-form">

                    {{ key }}

                        {{ item_key }}

                    <select ng-model="tag" ng-options="option.description for option in item">

        </form>
        Advanced

  </ion-content>
</ion-view>

A: Just put tag into a value:
yourModule.value('tag', {data: null});

in the controller:
yourModule.controller('formCtrl', function($scope, tag) {
    $scope.tag = {data: null};
    if(tag)
        $scope.tag = tag;
    else
        formData = tag;
    // rest of your code
});

in the html, change the select´s ng-model to tag.data:
<select ng-model="tag.data" ng-options="option.description for option in item">

see this (simplified) plunk

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// This file is part of Moodle - http://moodle.org/
//
// Moodle is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
// it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
// the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
// (at your option) any later version.
//
// Moodle is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
// but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
// MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
// GNU General Public License for more details.
//
// You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
// along with Moodle.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.

namespace core\event;

defined('MOODLE_INTERNAL') || die();

/**
 * Question category created event class.
 *
 * @package    core
 * @since      Moodle 2.7
 * @copyright  2014 Mark Nelson <markn@moodle.com>
 * @license    http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later
 */
class question_category_created extends base {

    /**
     * Init method.
     */
    protected function init() {
        $this->data['objecttable'] = 'question_categories';
        $this->data['crud'] = 'c';
        $this->data['edulevel'] = self::LEVEL_TEACHING;
    }

    /**
     * Returns localised general event name.
     *
     * @return string
     */
    public static function get_name() {
        return get_string('eventquestioncategorycreated', 'question');
    }

    /**
     * Returns description of what happened.
     *
     * @return string
     */
    public function get_description() {
        return "The user with id '$this->userid' created the question category with id '$this->objectid'.";
    }

    /**
     * Returns relevant URL.
     *
     * @return \moodle_url
     */
    public function get_url() {
        if ($this->courseid) {
            $cat = $this->objectid . ',' . $this->contextid;
            if ($this->contextlevel == CONTEXT_MODULE) {
                return new \moodle_url('/question/edit.php', array('cmid' => $this->contextinstanceid, 'cat' => $cat));
            }
            return new \moodle_url('/question/edit.php', array('courseid' => $this->courseid, 'cat' => $cat));
        }

        // Bad luck, there does not seem to be any simple intelligent way
        // to go to specific question category in context above course,
        // let's try to edit it from frontpage which may surprisingly work.
        return new \moodle_url('/question/category.php', array('courseid' => SITEID, 'edit' => $this->objectid));
    }

    /**
     * Return the legacy event log data.
     *
     * @return array|null
     */
    protected function get_legacy_logdata() {
        if ($this->contextlevel == CONTEXT_MODULE) {
            return array($this->courseid, 'quiz', 'addcategory', 'view.php?id=' . $this->contextinstanceid,
                $this->objectid, $this->contextinstanceid);
        }
        // This is not related to individual quiz at all.
        return null;
    }

    public static function get_objectid_mapping() {
        return array('db' => 'question_categories', 'restore' => 'question_category');
    }
}

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The KLF makes a comeback: for the first time on streaming services
January 1, 2021 by drbyos
When The KLF 30 years ago British artists Jimmy Cauty and Bill Drummond scored a series of worldwide hits with a mix of house, samples, rap and mysticism, including What Time Is Love? in 3AM Eternal. In the Netherlands, the KLF reached in 1990 with Last Train to Trancentral the number 1 position.
The KLF's music had not been officially available since 1992, after Cauty and Drummond turned their backs on the music industry. No official KLF releases could be found on streaming services. Uploads of old clips by YouTube users collectively reached tens of millions of views.
Drummond and Cauty thus deliberately missed out on large sums of money. The American Billboard called The KLF among 'the eight biggest acts that cannot be found on streaming services'.
Posters under a railway bridge
Tonight appeared at all major music services the KLF album 'Solid State Logik 1'with eight old songs. On a Youtube Channel are eight remastered video clips, the music of which is provided with official licenses. Soon four more KLF albums with old tracks and 'bonus material' would follow.
That is announced on posters with the KLF logo (a pyramid with speakers) hung under a railway bridge in London, next to graffiti referring to the KLF. Drummond and Cauty have not responded in the media, but on one Instagram-photos van Cauty's girlfriend can be seen applying the graffiti.
£ 1 million burned
After the KLF era, Drummond and Cauty drew attention with a controversial art project involving 1 million British pounds. Images of Drummond and Cauty throwing banknotes into the fire for an hour were shown as a film in the UK, followed by discussions with the audience. In 2017, the duo returned after 23 years of media silence with a novel about the year 2023 and a three-day art event.
ABBA samples and number 1 hits
The collaboration between Cauty and Drummond started exactly 34 years ago. An album with samples and rap was released under the name The Justified Ancients Of Mu Mu. The album was banned because too large parts of ABBA's Dancing Queen could be heard as samples. In protest, Cauty and Drummond burned the entire stock of the album on a meadow in Sweden.
As The Timelords, the duo then scored their own in 1998 first number 1 hit, a song inspired by the TV series Doctor Who, followed by a instruction manual about 'how to score a number 1 hit'. Under the name The KLF, the deed was put to the word: The KLF sold the most singles of all music acts that year in 1991.
The latest project by Drummond (67) and Cauty (64) is The People's Pyramid: a pyramid with more than 34,000 stones to be built in Liverpool in memory of the same number of people. Each stone (for sale for 99 British pounds) contains 23 grams of ashes from a cremated person. Last year, more than 500 bricks had already been sold. The two undertakers, with whom Drummond and Cauty are working together, expect it to take more than a century for the pyramid to be completed. Cauty in 2019: "It may sound like a joke, but this is a serious project for the very long term."
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Late at night, hospital. (free full novel
In the emergency room, the lights were bright, the river stopped and the whole body was semi-wet. The pale side face and the bed were in a color. Sitting in a chair and licking his head, the nurse took the scorpion and pinched the broken glass sputum in the forehead.
The corridor was filled with hurried footsteps. Ma Xiang took two interns and plunged into the brightly lit emergency room: "Lu consultant!"
The nurse shook hands and just wanted to swear. He was stopped by the river and politely stopped. He immediately turned to Ma Xiang: "How about Yan Yan?"
"Severe arrhythmia, lower blood pressure, vagus nerves. The doctor said that it was fortunate that it was delivered in time and was out of danger!"
Ma Xiang's expression is an uncontrollable excitement. He thought that Jiang's stop would also show excitement. Who knows that Lu's face that he wouldn't make expressions is still faint, just ask: "Is it poisoned?"
"Yes, it is some kind of alkaloid, and it will come out after the test results! Mom, I have already reported to the bureau, and all the blood samples and stomach contents are archived. This time must be..."
The river stopped nodding and the back gently leaned back into the chair, signaling the nurse to continue.
Under the incandescent lamp, the black eyelids of the river stopped slightly closed, and the shadows of the dragonfly were covered on both sides of the nose. His white shirt untied three buckles, and the clavicle, the back shoulders, the elbows and even the legs had different degrees of injuries. The hands were cut and flesh and blood, and the palms were spread on the armrests of the chairs.
The nurse carefully took out the glass fragments from his forehead, and probably had a guilty conscience. He couldn't help but say: "When you hurt, you will scream twice, or will I still give you some anesthetics?"
"No," Jiang said. "Come on."
His tone is normal, and it seems that he really doesn't think this is a big deal. Looking at the face that is always moving like a day, Ma Xiang suspects that even if the nurse is going to sew the needle and the needle is put into the flesh, he will not feel that it hurts.
I can't see the land consultant who is quite a man... Ma Xiang secretly stunned and waved to the intern policeman: "You both go out first and stay at the door of the emergency room. If there is any situation, please call me immediately."
The two little policemen went out.
Ma Xiang randomly picked up a chair and did not play with his mobile phone. He sat upright and waited there. The nurse finally cleaned the wounds stopped by Jiang, wrapped the medicine well, and wiped the blood on his cheeks with a disinfectant towel. After he stepped back, he said: "You should pay attention to the water in the past few days and take anti-inflammatory drugs on time. I will bring the t results to you later!"
Jiang stopped his eyes and closed his eyes.
The little nurse stared at his face, his ears a little red, and turned and went out.
Ma Xiang just didn't want to talk too much in front of the outsiders, until she stared at the little nurse and left, and there were only two of them left in the emergency room. I asked with concern: "You are really okay? Lu consultant?"
Jiang stopped swaying his hand and gestured not to blame this: "What is the matter of Yan Yan?""I am awkward! It must have been poisoned, but it is determined by what method and when the poison is still waiting for the test results." Ma Xiang's nose was full of anger and said: Already have been beaten with atropine and booster medicine. Now I am closely watching it in the emergency room. The doctor said that if you don't have respiratory depression or heart failure for a few hours, then you will have no problem, and at most, you will take another shot of atropine tonight."
He thought of something again, moved the chair under the ass closer, and sincerely slammed his hand: "Lu consultant, this is really a loss to you. If the police car rushed out of the guardrail, it is not known in this rainy day. Ghosts, even if we drive through the police car, we may not be able to find it. And there is a nurse outside, saying that if you send it for half an hour later, even if it is a big Luo Jinxian, it will be difficult to save..."
"Not at all," Jiang stopped interrupting Ma Xiang's teeth. "When I was on the ambulance, I looked at the heartbeat, which was better than the crash."
Ma Xiang did not know, so nodded, added a sentence: "In short, you are amazing!"
The river stopped silent and there was a smile in the eyes.
"Yan brother told us before, money, this thing, don't look at it often hurts, but when it's really something, it can save lives. Just take it today, if you don't drive a big modified version of Yange g, that collision will definitely be reimbursed on the spot. More than four million for two lives, it is still very important..."
The door of the emergency room was knocked and the internship police officer who had just been sent to the operating room was headed: "Marco!"
Ma Xiang instantly started the spring under the ass: "What happened?!"
"No, no, no, I will tell you, Gao Ge called and said that the people in the city bureau are already on the road, and will arrive soon!"
Ma Xiang, who was over-tightened, sighed and sent the intern police.
After being beaten by the intern policeman, Ma Xiang did not think so hard, and pinched his chin and pondered: "Hey, you said, who hates us to go to this point?"
The river stopped to look dark and there was no buzz.
"If it is poisoned by food, I am here with Yan Ge all day. At noon, we are eating in the police canteen, which is enough to rule out the possibility of poisoning. But if it is night, I will remember He took two pieces of bread from the city bureau before he left, not sure if he stopped to buy food in the middle..."
"I have been following him, no."
Ma Xiang frowned: "Is that bread?"
"Alkaloids are nitrogen-containing alkaline organic compounds, most of which are found in plants, that is, earth medicines or Chinese herbs. Like morphine, coffee, morphine, solanine, or scopolamine in Feng Yuguang's poisoning case some time ago, Are relatively common toxic alkaloids, but also in daily life
The part that is easier to reach. "
Jiang stopped probably a bit cold, talking with a hoarse nasal sound, but did not prevent him from narrating the calmness of the tone. Ma Xiang unconsciously listened to God and asked: "Can you not touch these things when you are strict? If you say morphine poisoning, the whole city can only get morphine. There is only a forensic room. You can't say that you are a gangster. ......""Strictly, I took a call with me before coming out of the city bureau, then went to the high-speed and high-speed, and then passed the winding road until the poisonous car crashed. It took about three hours. The morphine hair would not be so slow, it should be something else."
Ma Xiang couldn't help but nod his head and touched his chin. He suddenly stopped listening to Jiang and asked: "Yes, why are you going to Jiangyang County overnight?"
"Hey? You don't know?"
Jiang stopped obviously didn't want to explain too much. "I have had some unpleasantness with you, and I was arguing on the phone when I crashed..."
"Oh--" Ma Xiang is smart and considerate, and immediately feels that he is: "You don't think that Yan brother is going to the field to find a small net to open the house? Oh, no, this is really not. You go back to your home ......It's not good to run away from home for three days. You shouldn't make you angry when you are in the sky. You can buy it whenever you come back, no matter what bags of jewelry you want..."
"cough!"
Ma Xiang's letter of Ma Yu's character is definitely related to Yan Yu's school. He was stopped by the river and stopped. He said, "Where are you going to say where I have gone? Actually, this is the case. When we first reviewed Li Yuxin, in Jiangyang On the county road, there was an assault on the police. Fan Wu's group fired a gun at the river. Afterwards, we extracted a 9-inch Lug bomb from the scene.
Jiang stopped and looked up.
"Now, I can't determine the source of the guns involved in the case. I only basically determined that it is a police gun from other provinces. The gunmen and Fan Wu are not the same person. We went to Jiangyang this night to investigate this matter, but I can't I will reveal too much to you. Would you wait for Yan Brother to wake up and ask him again?"
Perhaps because of the reflective wall of the ward, Jiang's face was pale and even a bit transparent, and even the last trace of blood on his lips disappeared:
"Is there a gunman on the scene that day?"
Ma Xiang nodded.
"...Is the bullet hit hard?"
"You can know this?!" Ma Xiang was really shocked.
Jiang stopped the chest slightly ups and downs, his cheeks were all white like ice, and the fingertips holding the armrests shook unobtrusively.
It turned out to be...
The new clues to the so-called serial kidnapping case in the Lv Bureau mouth, after returning from the city bureau, sternly paradoxical paranoia, wrapped in anger and rude marriage proposal, and earlier, the night of the birthday party was a strange night--
All kinds of irrationalities have been explained in a logical way, because Yan has long been a target.
The most terrible guess of Jiang Shu was finally confirmed at this moment!
"Lu consultant," Ma Xiang finally found out that it was not right, immediately before his body: "You are all right, Lu consultant?"
"I didn't..." Jiang stopped the breath in his throat and couldn't breathe. When he was squatting, his chest was tight and he coughed up on the spot!
His body is really bad. The series of accidents of car poisoning tonight have caused anger and accumulation in the heart. A cough can't stop moving. In the end, the throat is bleeding. The mouth is full of cockroaches. The taste of sweet rust.Ma Xiang was so scared that his face changed. He thought that he had crashed and found out until now that he even rushed out and rushed out to call the doctor. The doctor hurriedly rushed to see it, and immediately gave a shot of calming things. After a few hours, the river stopped slowly and slowly eased, leaning against the back of the chair, and even the black eye was covered with cold sweat.
From the results of t, in addition to some soft tissue contusions, there is no sign of blood pneumothorax and organ damage. However, when the doctor saw Jiang stop, he knew that this person was a high-risk group. He did not dare to let the public security personnel have an accident in the hospital. He immediately asked the nurse to vacate a ward and prepare to take him to the hospital for observation.
"Lu consultant, I still help you to rest?" Ma Xiang carefully bowed his waist, as if to wait for an expensive Gaoling flower, blowing his breath may blow him off the shelf: "Wait for tomorrow morning Yan brother wake up You go to see him again... No, I think the situation between you and the two is estimated to be that he recovers first, then come and visit you non-stop, how?"
Jiang stopped his brain with a saw-like pain, glared at his own eyebrows, waved his hand to prevent Ma Xiangfu, and got up and walked out of the emergency room.
It was already late at night, and Jiang stopped wearing a dry white bath towel outside the shirt. When he passed the corridor, he looked up at the emergency room door. The red light on the door representing the rescue has been extinguished, which means that Yan Yan is out of danger and is in the observation period.
Ma Xiang casually said: "You don't worry about the land consultant, Yan Ge will not have anything. I think he has been in good luck since he met you, and the wife has found it. The correction is also mentioned, and several big cases are connected. I am lucky to escape, and today's dangerous situation can be-"
"Ma Xiang."
"Hey?"
Jiang stopped seemingly hesitated for a few seconds before he slowly said: "After the arrival of the Jianning City Bureau, there is something I need you to help. In fact, you may have guessed, but I don't know if Yan Yan has any specificity. Tell you about the situation..."
"I am not very convenient to talk directly to the people in your city bureau. It is best not to let people discover my existence. I just informed Yang Mei when I was on the winding road. She is on the way, if there is any When people ask, you said that the person who opened g65 is her." Jiang stopped to set footsteps. In the bright hospital corridor, his pupils were as deep as the same pool of deep water. The calm tone made people suddenly swell on the spine.
chill:
"You have a ghost inside the Jianning City Bureau."
Ma Xiang's pupils shrank instantly!
"Hey, police officer comrade?"
Ma Xiang slammed a chill, and couldn't say anything. He turned back and saw the doctor wearing a white robe with a file and a big step from the office: "Oh, the police officer, looking for you, the nurse said you went to the inpatient department." - The poison test report came out, hey, here."
Ma Xiang's thoughts were chaotic, and his eyes were a little bit stunned. He followed the report and turned over two pages. He only saw the professional term: "So our strict team is...""The vagus nerve is very excited. After the festival, the fiber releases a lot of acetylcholine, which makes the excitability of the ectopic rhythm in the myocardium increase, which leads to various arrhythmia. Fortunately, the intake is very small, so it can quickly get out of danger." The doctor paused. Explain: "Specifically, it is the consumption of a poisonous aconite | alkali."
The air was quiet for a moment.
Then Ma Xiang and Jiang stopped the sound at the same time:
"Aconite | Alkali? Where can I get it -"
"...is a medicinal wine."
Ma Xiang: "Ah?"
Ma Xiang was stunned by the cold force on his arm. He subconsciously snorted and saw Jiang stop his fingers and pinched his arm. I didn't expect that the consultants who seemed to be weak in Wenxiu's strength were so big, each syllable had a northerly wind. Whistling Mori:
"Shenwutou wine can only be applied externally. Once imported, it is more poisonous than cyanide|potassium. Is it possible to drink the medicinal liquor of the city bureau before Yan Yan?
Ma Xiang took the phone and dialed a phone call:
"Hey, Gao Ge? Immediately let people lock the half bottle of medicinal liquor in our detachment cabinet, let the technology detect the fingerprint now, fast!"
Jianning City Bureau.
In the middle of the night, Huang Xing, who was temporarily called to the bureau, couldn't see the slightest fatigue. He took a few technical investigations and hurried out of the elevator. The pace between the steps was unstoppable and chilling. The night shift police did not know what happened. They were surprised to see the people quickly passing through the corridor and went straight to the door of the criminal investigation detachment.
The duty policeman hurriedly got up: "Gao Ge? Director Huang?"
Gao Panqing's face was blue and green, and even the words were too late to say, go straight to the cabinet in the big office and directly "dang!", opened the physical evidence gloves and moved out of the medicine box, opened it in front of all the technical investigations.
The atmosphere of the next second solidified.
"What about medicinal wine?" Gao Yingqing's voice changed directly, almost smashed.
On-duty Interpol: "Gao Ge..."
"Would you like this bottle of medicinal wine?! Come on! Check the monitor! Dare to steal the physical evidence from the criminal investigation detachment, and now I will contact the Information Security Department! Tell me about Lu and Wei!"
"Pharmaceutical medicine - medicinal wine?" The policeman on duty was scared by this battle: "Just just next door Qin Ge came and borrowed, don't be angry with Gao Ge, what happened? I will go to you. Want to come back?"
If the air is just solidified, the expressions of Gao Panqing and Huang Xing are like the spurs of the air, and they are about to explode.
"...who borrowed?"
Gao Panqing's voice is unusually calm and soft, but the little policeman almost did not scare the urine. He did not understand the clear title of "Qing Ge next door", why everyone at this moment did not understand:
"Qin Ge, Qin Ge of the anti-drug detachment next door - Qinchuan. What happened to the end?"
Gao Panqing and Huang Xing looked at each other and the two men turned around and rushed out!
The author has something to say:Only the processed Chuanwu and Caowu can be taken orally. The poisonous sputum in the raw aconite is soluble in ethanol and can only be used for external application. If it is taken orally, it will cause ventricular fibrillation or even death.
Therefore, the use of Chinese herbal medicines must be cautious, you must follow the doctor's advice, especially you can not drink the unidentified self-pharmaceutical wine ~
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Rocky Mountain Entrepreneurial Summit- Recap
Last Friday I attended the Rocky Mountain Entrepreneurial Summit (RMES) in downtown Denver. Hosted by an organization called EO (Entrepreneurs Organization), the summit provided amazing speakers and networking - it was a spectacular and inspiring day!
The morning kicked off with an inspiring and motivating talk by Amy Van Dyken - a 6x olympic gold medalist swimmer who, strangely enough, was diagnosed as a severe asthmatic as a child with an allergy to among other things -you guessed it -chlorine! She talked about her olympic pursuits and the things she overcame and my favorite recurring quote in her talk was, "who are YOU to tell ME what I can and cannot do?" Her journey continued with a tragic twist last summer -when an ATV accident left her paralyzed from her belly button down. She spoke of her rehab and the struggles she now faces ... her grit and determination moved the entire room. Remarkable.
Next, we heard from the co-founder of LifeIsGood--- man does he radiate positivity! At his office they say "I get to" instead of "I have to" and he says it creates a totally different -and positive -environment in which to work. I love his company's 10 "superpowers" of optimism:
We broke for lunch and returned to an hour-long Q&A with non- other -than- Mr. Lance Armstrong. It was pointed and akward at times, with the presenter and members of the audience asking some tough questions. Lance remarked that one of the biggest lessons he's learned is that you have to treat people well. You can't burn them or say "you're dead to me" as soon as they try to go their own way. The other powerful lesson he shared from both surviving cancer and winning the TDF 7 times, was to always surround yourself with the best team. Doctors, nurses, surgeons - or teammates, coaches, technicians. He credits his teams both for his survival and his wins.
Next up was an EO alumni panel, which was really interesting - to see the companies these folks have formed, built, and eventually sold -and to hear them tell of how they've done so numerous times and have realized insane successes- was so motivating. Incredible really, when you realize these super-humans put their pants on one leg at a time, just like we all do. They just have the guts to take big risks, pursue dreams, and follow their gut instincts. The common theme among them was that their successes in large part flowed from their embrace of failure - they weren't afraid to try things and fail. They kept moving.
Last, we heard from Aron Ralson, of 127 Hours - the guy who went hiking alone, a boulder fell on his arm crushing it and trapping him in a crevasse, and after 6 days he finally took a dull multi-tool blade and freed himself by both breaking his arm and cutting it off at the wrist. Insane stuff - but the journey as he told it was just incredible. The phases of letting go, saying goodbyes, and finding peace in knowing he was about to die - followed by the sheer will to survive and to get out and live. And THEN to go on living his dream and continuing with his passions despite all he'd be through. Wow.
The summit concluded with a private concert at Red Rocks - the Flobots and the Motets. NOT A BAD Way to spend a Friday!
I became an entrepreneur in high school -when I worked for myself, earning money by teaching piano lessons to kids in the neighborhood. I then formed a personal training and aerobics class instruction business at age 19 -called Defined Fitness Training -which continued through college and law school and continues to this day in my cycling studio! Yes, I'm a lawyer -but I'm also a business owner and entrepreneur at heart. It was fun to spend the day with like-minded souls.
Tagged: RMES, EO, EO Colorado, Amy Van Dyken, Life Is Good, Lance Armstrong, Araon Ralston


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Golf architect found guilty of smuggling illegal wildlife items, faces up to five years in prison
Golf architect, Keith Foster, admitted on Wednesday that his now-closed business, The Outpost, had been illegally smuggling items made from exotic and endangered animals.
Foster's shop, located in Middleburg, Va, had been selling the likes of crocodile skin wallets, giant sea turtle shells, blades made of sawfish, mounted brown owls and ostrich feather dusters. The 66-year-old confessed to the infringements, and as well as his shop having been closed down, he also agreed to forfeit $275,000 as well as 175 wildlife products.
Foster, whose famous course designs include The Quarry in San Antonio, Dark Horse GC in Auburn, Shepherd's Crook in Zion and Coral Canyon in St. George, made no secret of the illegal items that he was selling, openly promoting them on both the shop's website and Instagram account.
According to court records, Foster told the agent of his sawfish blades "In truth, I shouldn't be bringing those in..I'm the only fool in the States that probably wants to risk it," per a Washington Post report.
Foster also disclosed to the agent that his method of deviance involved hiding the illegal products in falsely labeled shipping containers when sending them back from abroad.
An employee of The Outpost, Lauren Rhodes, told the undercover agent according to a search warrant that the shop "only ever had one thing caught, which I think is pretty good." But ultimately the shop was raided by the authorities and closed several months ago.
The golf architect pleaded guilty to violating the Lacey Act, a 1900 federal law that prohibits trafficking in illegal wildlife. He is set to be sentenced on March 8, 2019, and faces a maximum of five years behind bars.
(h/t Ethan Zimman on Twitter)
Mackenzie Hughes questions updates to Rules of Golf: "Most of them missed the mark"
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Golf chum.
Cruella Daville
Whatever, we're not talking about White Rhino horns here. Dude got screwed, but he knew he was playing with fire.
I heard that the straw that broke the camels back was the Dalmatian Puppy coats that he was smuggling.
Never heard of da bum
Death penalty? Start with yourselves for suggesting such. 5 years and never working in golf architecture again will suffice.
Rich Douglas
Jerk.
I've played Dark Horse a couple times. It demonstrated to me that this guy is a mean person. Just kidding.
FiftyOneFifty
I'll take 2 sawfish jawbones, a sea turtle shell, couple elephant tusks, a rhino horn, and top it off with some lion mane fur. Cause ya know, I need that stuff, for my collections..
Jose Pinatas
WTF…..
A. Ward
Humanity will be judged by how we treat animals. This is shameful and he deserves jail time. We will never shop there again.
Can't believe this d-bag! If he has any tiger fur, he needs to be put down… like six feet down.
Terry, this is not a Game
5 years? Too bad it's not the death penalty. Scumbag
DeathPenalty. Don't even get that for Killing unborn Humans!!


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'Cobra Kai' Season 3: How the Creators Decided How Long Miguel and Samantha's Recovery Would Take
by Fred Topel twitter facebook linkedin | More Articles: Celebrity
The Cobra Kai Season 3 premiere was called "Aftermath." It picked up in the aftermath of the high school fight that ended season 2. Aftermath applied to the whole season though, since it took all season for Miguel (Xolo Maridueña) and Samantha (Mary Mouser) to recover.
[Spoiler alert: This article contains spoilers for Cobra Kai Season 3.]
Xolo Maridueña and Vanessa Rubio | Netflix
Cobra Kai creators Jon Hurwitz, Hayden Schlossberg and Josh Heald spoke to Showbiz Cheat Sheet by Zoom on June 14. Hurwitz and Schlossberg addressed Miguel and Samantha's long road to recovery over the season.
Every 'Cobra Kai' fan worried about Miguel in Season 3
When season 2 ended, Robby (Tanner Buchanan) kicked Miguel off a balcony. Miguel landed on the railing and ended up unconscious in the hospital. Even if fans knew Maridueña would survive for season 3, they still worried he wouldn't be able to walk, which was his journey in season 3.
Xolo Maridueña | Curtis Bonds/Netflix
"I think we knew how it was going to end," Schlossberg said of Miguel's recovery. "I feel like just in the nature of storytelling, you'd want to know one way or another in that season the way we set up season 2. So it's tricky because we know that there's the believability of recovering from injuries. At the same time, in the Karate Kid universe, amazing things happen in short periods of time. It's more about the feel, the feel of going on the journey."
Miguel's medical breakthrough
Yes, most back injuries don't recover with full mobility, let alone Karate kicks. If they do, they certainly don't recover within months. However, for the sake of drama, Cobra Kai spent enough time making Miguel, and Johnny (William Zabka) work for it.
'Cobra Kai' Season 3 with Xolo Maridueña as Miguel Diaz and William Zabka as Johnny Lawrence | Curtis Bonds Baker/Netflix
We didn't want him to recover so fast. We wanted you to have to experience what it's like to feel powerless or to take a step in the right direction but maybe hit a plateau and to feel kind of hopeless and give up. But then, everybody has that hope still inside of them that good things can happen. We wanted to tell that journey and have that inform the characters, help Johnny grow as a teacher. We felt that it was going to be over the course of a season. I think it's by episode 7 he's standing up, walking around but he's not in perfect fighting shape. So we try to play it out over the course of a season.
Hayden Schlossberg, interview with Showbiz Cheat Sheet, 6/14/21
Cobra Kai caused Samantha trauma, too
During the high school fight, Tory (Peyton List) went after Samantha. She did cut Samantha, and even though she walked away, Samantha spent much of Season 3 dealing with panic attacks.
Mary Mouser | Netflix
'Cobra Kai' Star Ralph Macchio Says the Young Cast Is Carrying On This Important 'Karate Kid' Tradition
That was a really important storyline to us. We wanted to explore the actual repercussions of this kind of fighting in the lives of these characters in some way. We talked about Miguel. Obviously Robby has his repercussions. With Samantha, it's a very real thing that could happen. It's traumatizing to be in a brutal fight like that, especially if you're a teenage girl in the middle of the first day of school, in high school and every eye in the school is on you after that. You physically have scars and mentally you're going to have scars as well. We thought Mary Mouser did an incredible job with her performance as we played out that PTSD storyline.
Jon Hurwitz, interview with Showbiz Cheat Sheet, 6/14/21
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A couple news nuggets from M/H this week. First, we are thrilled to officially welcome Brendan Robertson, our new Director of Strategy and Communications! Brendan joins us from Edelman Bay Area, where he led the strategic planning group and was responsible for the development of strategic direction for clients including HP, Adobe, Starbucks, PayPal and Nissan.
In his new role, Brendan will fuse brand and social strategy with media and analytics to bring creative to life in new ways. "Having worked across a range of digital, traditional and PR agencies in my career, it's never been a better time to blend it all together than now. I am excited by the opportunity to join M/H and reimagine how strategy, media and analytics collaborates with creative to bring our client's stories to life in new, inventive ways," said Brendan. See the Ad Age news item here.
We're also thrilled to announce M/H and Audi's "Think Faster" won a Digiday Content Marketing Award for Best Use of Real-Time Streaming Video! Think Faster, the world's fastest AMA is a live episodic content series that features culture's biggest names as they answer questions submitted via Reddit. Taking place at over 130 MPH, Think Faster transformed one of the most popular online interview formats, the Reddit AMA, into a live broadcast event. Congrats to the team!
It's Upfronts week, which means lots of media news to come. Some has already trickled out: Last week'sSunnier Side of the Office wrote that NBCUniversal is now measuring business results, a move driven by the need to compete for ad revenue going to the Facebooks and Googles of the world. Now A&E Networks is following suit, but they're actually guaranteeing specific business outcomes, like foot and website traffic, based on their TV buys. This is something no other TV network has done yet.
Over the past 6 months, A&E has been testing out an attribution model by Data Plus Math, an analytics company that uses data sources like Nielsen Catalina and iSpotTV to measure foot and website traffic. During this year's upfronts, A&E expects to do less than 10 buys guaranteeing business outcomes, though they believe it'll become a common way they do business in the future.
As advanced reporting and attribution models have become a key part of proving campaign performance, traditional channels are under scrutiny to prove their effectiveness. Digital video partners can sell media based on a cost-per-action, guaranteeing marketers certain results. A&E Networks, NBCU, AMC Networks and Discovery are jumping at the opportunity to help prove their value to marketers, in turn increasing the dollars marketers are willing to spend with them.
Facebook has suspended 200 apps that it suspects of misusing data. This move, of course, comes in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica sandal, which ultimately led to the data firm shutting down. Facebook is working to ensure misuse of user data does not happen again, closely vetting developers that had access similar to that of Cambridge Analytica.
Before 2015, Facebook allowed app developers to access information not just about people who downloaded their apps, but on those people's Facebook friends. Facebook is now vetting developers who had access to the platform prior to the change in 2015 that led to developers not being able to access as much information as before.
Or in Audi's case, they asked the community questions like, "How much do you #WantAnR8?" with a raised hand emoji and "How much horsepower do you think this beast packs?" with a sliding racehorse emoji.
The good news is you can create your own emoji slider stickers on Instagram stories (as long as your Instagram is updated to the latest version) with these simple instructions from Adweek.


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