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package gov.hhs.onc.sdcct.validate.schematron.impl;

import gov.hhs.onc.sdcct.schematron.SchematronNamespace;
import gov.hhs.onc.sdcct.schematron.SchematronSchema;
import gov.hhs.onc.sdcct.schematron.impl.SchematronSchemaImpl;
import gov.hhs.onc.sdcct.transform.impl.ByteArrayResult;
import gov.hhs.onc.sdcct.transform.impl.ByteArraySource;
import gov.hhs.onc.sdcct.utils.SdcctStreamUtils;
import gov.hhs.onc.sdcct.validate.schematron.SdcctSchematron;
import gov.hhs.onc.sdcct.xml.impl.SdcctXmlOutputFactory;
import gov.hhs.onc.sdcct.xml.impl.XmlCodec;
import gov.hhs.onc.sdcct.xml.saxon.impl.XdmDocument;
import gov.hhs.onc.sdcct.xml.xslt.saxon.impl.SdcctXsltCompiler;
import gov.hhs.onc.sdcct.xml.xslt.saxon.impl.SdcctXsltExecutable;
import gov.hhs.onc.sdcct.xml.xslt.saxon.impl.SdcctXsltTransformer;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.TreeMap;
import java.util.stream.IntStream;
import java.util.stream.Stream;
import net.sf.saxon.stax.XMLStreamWriterDestination;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;

public class SdcctSchematronImpl implements SdcctSchematron {
    private final static Logger LOGGER = LoggerFactory.getLogger(SdcctSchematronImpl.class);

    @Autowired
    private SdcctXsltCompiler xsltCompiler;

    @Autowired
    private XmlCodec xmlCodec;

    @Autowired
    private SdcctXmlOutputFactory xmlOutFactory;

    private String id;
    private String name;
    private XdmDocument doc;
    private String queryBinding;
    private String schemaVersion;
    private SdcctXsltExecutable[] xsltExecs;
    private Map<String, String> schemaNamespaces;
    private SdcctXsltExecutable schemaXsltExec;

    public SdcctSchematronImpl(String id, String name) {
        this.id = id;
        this.name = name;
    }

    @Override
    public void afterPropertiesSet() throws Exception {
        this.buildSchema();
    }

    private void buildSchema() throws Exception {
        SchematronSchema schema = this.xmlCodec.decode(this.doc.getSource(), SchematronSchemaImpl.class, null);
        schema.setId(this.id);
        schema.setQueryBinding(this.queryBinding);
        schema.setSchemaVersion(this.schemaVersion);

        this.schemaNamespaces = SdcctStreamUtils.asInstances(schema.getContent().stream(), SchematronNamespace.class)
            .collect(SdcctStreamUtils.toMap(SchematronNamespace::getPrefix, SchematronNamespace::getUri, TreeMap::new));

        String publicId = this.doc.getPublicId(), sysId = this.doc.getSystemId();

        SdcctXsltTransformer[] xsltTransformers = Stream.of(this.xsltExecs).map(SdcctXsltExecutable::load).toArray(SdcctXsltTransformer[]::new);
        xsltTransformers[0].setSource(new ByteArraySource(this.xmlCodec.encode(schema, null), publicId, sysId));

        IntStream.range(0, (xsltTransformers.length - 1))
            .forEach(xsltTransformerIndex -> xsltTransformers[xsltTransformerIndex].setDestination(xsltTransformers[(xsltTransformerIndex + 1)]));

        ByteArrayResult schemaResult = new ByteArrayResult(publicId, sysId);
        xsltTransformers[(xsltTransformers.length - 1)].setDestination(new XMLStreamWriterDestination(this.xmlOutFactory.createXMLStreamWriter(schemaResult)));

        xsltTransformers[0].transform();

        this.schemaXsltExec = this.xsltCompiler.compile(new ByteArraySource(schemaResult.getBytes(), sysId));

        // noinspection ConstantConditions
        LOGGER.debug(String.format("Built Schematron schema (id=%s, name=%s) from document (publicId=%s, sysId=%s, uri=%s).", this.id, this.name, publicId,
            sysId, this.doc.getDocumentUri().getUri()));
    }

    @Override
    public XdmDocument getDocument() {
        return this.doc;
    }

    @Override
    public void setDocument(XdmDocument doc) {
        this.doc = doc;
    }

    @Override
    public String getId() {
        return this.id;
    }

    @Override
    public String getName() {
        return this.name;
    }

    @Override
    public String getQueryBinding() {
        return this.queryBinding;
    }

    @Override
    public void setQueryBinding(String queryBinding) {
        this.queryBinding = queryBinding;
    }

    @Override
    public Map<String, String> getSchemaNamespaces() {
        return this.schemaNamespaces;
    }

    @Override
    public String getSchemaVersion() {
        return this.schemaVersion;
    }

    @Override
    public void setSchemaVersion(String schemaVersion) {
        this.schemaVersion = schemaVersion;
    }

    @Override
    public SdcctXsltExecutable getSchemaXsltExecutable() {
        return this.schemaXsltExec;
    }

    @Override
    public SdcctXsltExecutable[] getXsltExecutables() {
        return this.xsltExecs;
    }

    @Override
    public void setXsltExecutables(SdcctXsltExecutable ... xsltExecs) {
        this.xsltExecs = xsltExecs;
    }
}


It's Friday! Yea for Friday! Friday means it's Flashback Friday. It's my first time playing so I hope I do it correctly. Yesterday was Chick's birthday and being that I'm a good parent we took the kids to a biergarten for dinner. A nice cold kolsch, cheeseburgers and eating outside. Nothing says turning three like that does it? The picture slideshow of Chick's day is below but I also have been wanting to take this next picture for a long time. I didn't have my big camera with me but it didn't turn out too bad. This is a picture looking directly up the side of the Post Tower, 40 floors high. Something about it being all glass I find kind of cool. And seeing as it's the only skyscraper in our city, you can't miss it.
If you want to play along go to The Adventures of the Grigg Boys and visit Bex. Link up or just see who else is playing today!
Thank you to everyone who wished the Chick a happy birthday yesterday. She truly did have a great day. And the Barbie hasn't left her side for a second since she got it. Barbie goes in the car, in bed and accompanies her pretty much everywhere. Barbie did come with a purse, high heeled sandals and oddly enough a frosted drink with an umbrella. Yes, she really did.
Sorry I missed Chicks big day! Sounds like you had a good time… What I wouldn't give for a hamburger & a beer… I am LOVIN the heels & the umbrella drink.. (what has barbie come to?) Your picture turned out AMAZING… better start snapping away -won't be long & you will be home & you will want all of these pictures of your town… Have a great weekend!
I love the picture of Chick hugging her Barbie when she's in the stroller! Sounds like she had an awesome third birthday.
Barbie has had her feet altered by an disreputable plastic surgeon, silly. THAT'S how she rocks the heels all of the time!I'm glad that Chick had a marvelous day.
I love the second to last picture where she's in her car seat and she's holding barbie and looking at the camera like "don't even think about it. She's mine!" When you move back to the states I'll have to send you all of Kenzie's barbie stuff. She never plays with it anymore.
I am so glad that we don't have Barbie hanging around the house anymore. And all those shoes, drinks, lotions and potions…we always pitched them. Just wait till your house gets invaded by Polly Pockets.
my first favorite picture is the first one of her on her scooter. did you lay on the floor to take that one? great job! my second favorite picture is the one of her grasping onto the barbie for dear life! she is so cute! thanks for letting us all share in her birthday!
How cute is chick! And I love the barbie shot. I never did understand those shoes.
LOL@ the barbie accessories… gotta love it! lol!I'm glad CHICK had a good time! YUMMMM hamburger!!!
seriously, a frosted drink? Rock on barbie! Kinda makes me glad to have boys!
Awesome picture of the high-rise. Chick looks so happy. I remember when my kids were three. Ah, those were the days. Cherish every day like it's your last. Because they grow up so fast. Thanks for sharing Chick's day with us.
I love that pic right after the dress shot!


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'Boulevard' (2015)
Posted on June 19, 2015 by sparxteam in Film/TV, Home, Videos // 0 Comments
Robin Williams was never a stranger to pathos, though often his dramatic ability was overshadowed by the broad comedy persona that made him a household name. Though he continued his comedy career right up until the end of his life, dramatic endeavor seemed to become his focus in later years.
It was this ability to turn in a sensitive performance that kept him relevant throughout the 1990s and 2000s and that will serve him well in his final performance here in Boulevard, the story of Nolan Mack (Williams), a man in his later years who must finally come to terms with the secret life he has been living and confront his true self. Nolan has been working a monotonous bank job for 26 years and has grown estranged from his wife (Kathy Baker), but a chance encounter with a young hustler called Leo (played by newcomer Roberto Aguire) gives Nolan new cause to reflect on his life.
This is Williams' first time working with director Dito Montiel (Son of No One, Empire State), a former hardcore punk musician (his band, Gutterboy, was famously signed to Geffen Records for $1 million only to be dropped shortly thereafter) whose directorial debut, A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints, was a memoir of his experiences in the hardcore punk scene of the early 1980s. Boulevard premiered at Tribeca Film Festival last year, where it found distribution with Starz Digital and received a handful of positive reviews.
It wasn't really until 1989's Dead Poets Society that the public started to allow their perception of Williams to encompass his dramatic work, though he played serious roles from the beginning of his career. In fact, his second starring role in a major motion picture was his pitch-perfect take on the character T.S. Garp in George Roy Hill's adaptation of John Irving's "The World According to Garp".
Throughout Williams' career comedy was always the main thrust, but there was more often than not a great humanity to his film roles that would ground that comedy in something more emotionally tangible; movies like Moscow on the Hudson, The Best of Times and Good Morning Vietnam showed this sensitive mix that made him a deceptively unique and versatile performer.
Perhaps the complicated nature of the protagonist's character is what drew Williams to this project. Perhaps a desire to be recognized as much for his serious work as for comedy is what compelled him to pepper the latter half of his career with darker characters (One Hour Photo) and more psychologically complex fare (Insomnia, Dead Again).
That Williams' two final performances were a dramatic turn here in Boulevard and the voice of an anthropomorphic dog in Terry Jones' Simon Pegg-starring comedy Absolutely Anything seem like as good an encapsulation of what made Robin Williams great as any.
Boulevard will arrive in U.S. theaters on July 10, 2015.
Dito Montiel
Roberto Aguire
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Malaysia competed at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece, from 13 to 29 August 2004. This was the nation's twelfth appearance at the Olympics, although it had previously competed in two other games under the name Malaya. Malaysia, however, did not participate at the 1980 Summer Olympics in Moscow, because of its partial support to the United States boycott.

With the absence of the men's field hockey team, Olympic Council of Malaysia sent the nation's smallest delegation to the Games since the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona. A total of 26 athletes, 18 men and 8 women, competed in 11 sports. Nine Malaysian athletes had previously competed in Sydney, including badminton tandem Choong Tan Fook and Lee Wan Wah, race walker Yuan Yufang, and US-based swimmers Alex Lim and Allen Ong. Being the youngest ever athlete of the team, fourteen-year-old diver Bryan Nickson Lomas was appointed by the council to become the nation's flag bearer in the opening ceremony. Malaysia also marked its official debut in archery.

Malaysia failed to win a single Olympic medal for the second consecutive time since the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, where badminton pair Cheah Soon Kit and Yap Kim Hock claimed a silver in the men's doubles.

Archery

One Malaysian archer qualified for the women's individual archery.

Athletics

Malaysian athletes have so far achieved qualifying standards in the following athletics events (up to a maximum of 3 athletes in each event at the 'A' Standard, and 1 at the 'B' Standard).

Men

Women

Badminton

Men

Women

Cycling

Track
Sprint

Keirin

Diving

Malaysian divers qualified for four individual spots at the 2004 Olympic Games.

Men

Women

Gymnastics

Artistic
Men

Sailing

Malaysian sailors have qualified one boat for each of the following events.

Open

M = Medal race; OCS = On course side of the starting line; DSQ = Disqualified; DNF = Did not finish; DNS= Did not start; RDG = Redress given

Shooting

Two Malaysian shooters qualified to compete in the following events:

Men

Swimming

Malaysian swimmers earned qualifying standards in the following events (up to a maximum of 2 swimmers in each event at the A-standard time, and 1 at the B-standard time):

Men

Women

Taekwondo

Malaysia has qualified a single taekwondo jin.

Weightlifting

Malaysia has qualified a single weightlifter.

See also
 Malaysia at the 2002 Asian Games
 Malaysia at the 2004 Summer Paralympics

References

External links

 Official Report of the XXVIII Olympiad
 Olympic Council of Malaysia

Nations at the 2004 Summer Olympics
2004
Summer Olympics

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Riverside City College Wind Ensemble
Honor Bands
Sousa Honor Band
King Honor Band
Conducted by Kevin Mayse, the RCC Wind Ensemble continues to establish itself as one of the leading wind bands in the Community College system. The Wind Ensemble consists of many of the finest young wind and percussion players from Riverside, San Bernardino, Los Angeles, Orange and San Diego Counties.
In addition to frequent concerts on campus, they have performed at the College Band Directors National Association regional conference, the Music Association of California Community College conference, California Music Educators state convention, as well as touring Northern California, Reno Nevada, the Pacific Northwest, Hawaii, and Tokyo, Japan.
The ensemble hosts a two-day concert band festival, which features up to fifty middle school, junior high school, and high school concert bands.
The ensemble also hosts a conducting symposium each year. Guest clinicians have included Dr. Mitchell Fennell (Cal State, Fullerton) Jerry Junkin (University of Texas) Thomas Lee (UCLA) Michael Haithcock (University of Michigan) Eugene Corporon (University of North Texas) Keith Brion (New Sousa Band) Kevin Sedatol (Baylor University) and world-renowned conductor and founder of the Eastman Wind Ensemble, Frederick Fennell.
The RCC Wind Ensemble is also very active in recording, premiering and commissioning new works for winds. The ensemble has offered world premiere performances of works by composers such as; Donald Grantham, Steven Schmidt, Ran Galor, Bill Reichenbach, Sandy Megas and Steve Mahpar. In addition, the ensemble has offered west coast premier performances of works by composers such as; Donald Grantham, Dan Welcher and Micheal Gandolfi.
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Coil School for the Arts
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Vienna, September 19 – In yet another disturbing echo of Soviet times, Russian President Vladimir Putin is overseeing a massive rewrite of Russian history, one explicitly designed to portray Stalin's crimes as less important than his contributions and to suggest that freedom and human rights now are less important than sovereignty.
This week, the Russian Federation's Academic Educational Association of Humanitarian Knowledge approved two new textbooks to be used to retrain educators over the next several years about the country's past and present, Moscow's "Gazeta" newspaper reported yesterday (http://gzt.ru/education/2007/09/18/220222.html).
In contrast to most of the 27 Russian history textbooks now being used in teacher training institutions throughout the country, the two new ones – "Contemporary History of Russia, 1945-2006, A Book for Teachers" and "Social Studies: The Global World in the XXI Century" – contain major innovations in interpretation.
On Stalin as a Leader: "Of course, the particular features of Stalin's personality lent drama and tension to the Soviet period. … However, the impact of his personality on the political-economic development of the country was of only secondary importance compared to objective circumstances.
On the Hierarchy of Values in Russia Now: " In recent times, sovereign democracy has become a significant element of the conception of state security. This means that Russia does not simply recognize such values as freedom, human rights, private property, elections and the subordination of the organs of power to the people but considers them as an inalienable aspect of the Russian multi-national state.
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But on the other, as the paper also suggests, these textbooks for teachers represent one of the clearest indications of the direction the thinking of the Russian leadership under Vladimir Putin is going, a direction that those appalled by Stalin's crimes or hopeful that Russia will institutionalize democracy cannot but regret.


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Q: How to filter with an array inside array object Here's the data:
userRoom = ['rm1'];

    data = [{
      name: 'building 1',
      building: [{
       room: 'rm1',
       name: 'Room 1'
      },{
       room: 'rm2',
       name: 'Room 2'
      }]
     },{
      name: 'building 2',
      building: [{
       room: 'rm3',
       name: 'Room 3'
      }]
     },{
      name: 'building 3',
      building: [{
       room: 'rm1',
       name: 'Room 1'
      }]
     }]

What I'm trying to do here is to display the data which it has a building room1 and filter it.
expected output will be like this:
 [{
      name: 'building 1',
      building: [{
       room: 'rm1',
       name: 'Room 1'
      },{
       room: 'rm2',
       name: 'Room 2'
      }]
     },{
      name: 'building 3',
      building: [{
       room: 'rm1',
       name: 'Room 1'
      }]
     }]

What I did is
data.map(x => x['building'].filter(y=> userRoom.includes(y.room));
but it doesn't work.

A: As I mentioned in my comment, use filter > some > includes for the cleanest solution:

userRoom = ['rm1'];

data = [{
  name: 'building 1',
  building: [
    { room: 'rm1', name: 'Room 1' },
    { room: 'rm2', name: 'Room 2' }
  ]
}, {
  name: 'building 2',
  building: [
    { room: 'rm3', name: 'Room 3' }
  ]
}, {
  name: 'building 3',
  building: [
    { room: 'rm1', name: 'Room 1' }
  ]
}];

let filtered = data.filter(i =>
  i.building.some(j =>
    userRoom.includes(j.room)));

console.log(filtered);

To elaborate on why this works:

*

*You want to filter the data array, as you want so select which of the entries in there you do and don't want to have returned.

*To determine which building passes the test required for the filter, some of the rooms in that building need to match a rule...

*This rule is that the room's identifier has to be included in the userRoom array, hence the use of includes.

A: This cant be done with Array.map, because, Array.map always returns a node against each node of the input array. Try making use of any other looping logic.
Array.filter with Array.some will do the trick

const userRoom = ['rm1'];
const data = [{"name":"building 1","building":[{"room":"rm1","name":"Room 1"},{"room":"rm2","name":"Room 2"}]},{"name":"building 2","building":[{"room":"rm3","name":"Room 3"}]},{"name":"building 3","building":[{"room":"rm1","name":"Room 1"}]}];
const output = data.filter((curr) => curr['building'].some(y=> userRoom.includes(y.room)));
console.log(output);

What you have to do is filter the data array with some condition.
Your condition is true, so use that with Array.some. Filter the data with this condition.

A: Using some, filter and includes

const data = [{"name":"building 1","building":[{"room":"rm1","name":"Room 1"},{"room":"rm2","name":"Room 2"}]},{"name":"building 2","building":[{"room":"rm3","name":"Room 3"}]},{"name":"building 3","building":[{"room":"rm1","name":"Room 1"}]}];

const anyUserRoomInBuilding =
(building, userRoom) => building.some(({room}) => userRoom.includes(room));

const getBuildingsByUserRoom =
(data, userRoom) => data.filter(({building}) => anyUserRoomInBuilding(building, userRoom))

console.log(getBuildingsByUserRoom(data, ['rm1']));

// console.log(getBuildingsByUserRoom(data, ['rm3', 'rm1']));
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A: let filtered = data.filter(i => {
  return i.building.filter(j => {
    return userRoom.includes(j.room);
  }).length > 0;
});

userRoom = ['rm1'];

data = [{
  name: 'building 1',
  building: [{
    room: 'rm1',
    name: 'Room 1'
  }, {
    room: 'rm2',
    name: 'Room 2'
  }]
}, {
  name: 'building 2',
  building: [{
    room: 'rm3',
    name: 'Room 3'
  }]
}, {
  name: 'building 3',
  building: [{
    room: 'rm1',
    name: 'Room 1'
  }]
}]

let filtered = data.filter(i => {
  return i.building.filter(j => {
    return userRoom.includes(j.room);
  }).length > 0;
});

console.log(filtered);

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A Hendersonville alderwoman arrested this spring in connection to a DUI charge was arrested on suspicion of the same crime Tuesday in Nashville.
Angie Hedberg, 54, was booked into jail just after 3:50 p.m., according to information from the Davidson County Sheriff's Office.
Hedberg, elected to serve Ward 3 in November, had already been scheduled to face a DUI charge in Cheatham County General Sessions Court next month.
According to her arrest warrant, a witness noticed her driving erratically in her neighborhood in Sumner County and followed her into Davidson County. The witness told a dispatcher Hedberg was weaving in and out of traffic at a high rate of speed.
When a Metro police officer pulled her over, the warrant states police watched her pour out a beverage that smelled like alcohol.
Inside the car, officers also saw an open box of a strawberry-rita malt beverage in the front seat and four empty cans inside.
The warrant goes on to state Hedberg admitted to drinking alcohol and that she had also taken an antidepressant.
She's due in court on the charge Aug. 10.
On Wednesday, Hedberg issued an open letter "to the citizens of Hendersonville" through the Hendersonville Standard, saying she is "going through some personal issues."
"I am wholeheartedly committed to appropriately addressing these issues, and I know I am capable of continuing to represent the citizens of Hendersonville and to do the job they elected me to do.
"In the meantime, I am asking for your prayers and understanding so I can handle and deal with these personal issues."
Just two months ago, Hedberg was arrested in Pleasant View for a DUI, after getting in a minor accident on May 16 and getting a ride to a nearby gas station.
According to a Cheatham County Sheriff's Office report, she smelled of alcohol, had blood-shot eyes and slurred speech, but denied consuming alcohol. She also "performed very unsatisfactory" on field sobriety tests.
She's due in court on that charge Aug. 2.


Although the main Miracle given to our Prophet (S) was the Noble Qur'an, Allah supported him with many other Miracles also. Out of these many Miracles, a few of them are presented in this book to enlighten our youth about those Miracles.
Darussalam is pleased to present this book, to the Muslim youth. The purpose of this book is to enlighten our youth about the Miracles of the Prophet (S).
Allah supported his Messengers with the Miracles to help them in times of distress, to prove the truth of the Messages that they were sent with, and to prevent liars and false claimers of Prophet hood.
Although the main Miracle given to our Prophet (S) was the Noble Qur'an, but Allah supported him with many other Miracles also. Out of these many Miracles, we are presenting a few of them in this book.
From this book we have started a new feature of providing the meanings of the difficult words. The underlined words are those which have their meanings in the Vocabulary given at the end.
We at Darussalam realize the importance of good Islamic literature for Muslim children, especially in the West where non-Islamic influences are so strong. For this reason, we feel that the availability of this book will be a valuable aid in instilling a genuine love for Islam and the Prophet (S) in our children.
Customer R. on 01/13/2008 This book is simple and easy to read yet full of knowledge. In a story type fashion it slowly draws the reader in to the subject and has a full climax when you are on edge to see what will happen next. In the conclusion of each chapter it gives the full text of the related hadith. It even has a small dictionary with the difficult words defined words that are underlined in the book. I really enjoyed it and learned several new incidents that I didn't know before.


Your dentist will recommend one of 3 choices. What you have to get done. What you should get done. Or the complete package.
Budgeting for your dental work is an important consideration. If you do half the job now, you'll have to go back for more appointments. And unfortunately, may have to re-do some of the basics.
So, what's the best long term value? For both your money - and your precious time? And what's the best plan for your health?
It gets you thinking... What is the best long term, nutritional value plan -- for your crops?
You also need to budget your fertilizer usage. And determine what will get you the best yields, and highest quality crops.
Foliar isn't just an emergency response. Though it is perfect for healing damage or stress reduction.
Foliar allows nutrients be put exactly where you need them.
Or you can address a specific nutrient or micro shortage.
Or even push a yield from good to excellent. And when you are growing a high quality, specialty crop - foliars can be an especially useful tool to ensure top production.
Most nutrients and micros can be applied by foliar. But of the big three, N-P-K, nitrogen gives the most dramatic, positive growth effect.
You want immediate response to a nitrogen application. Growth Products' Nitro-30 SRN 30-0-0, by foliar, is the way to go. Trans-cuticle absorption is the most immediate uptake. It's like spoon feeding your nitrogen.
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With a foliar liquid application, there is lower weather reliance than with granular breakdown or other applications.
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It stays 8 to 10 weeks, for full, consistent absorption. Your plants respond from just one application. No volatilization, no leaching. In contrast, urea can have 10, 20, 30...to 40% loss.
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And, at the very least, plan to get your teeth checked and cleaned this year!


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Questa voce raccoglie le informazioni riguardanti l'Associazione Calcio Asti nelle competizioni ufficiali della stagione 1938-1939.

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Eliminating the Achievement Gap Is Educational Alchemy is the title of an excellent column in Ed Week today.
In it, Walt Gardner articulately reinforces Richard Rothstein's point that, while schools might be able to narrow the achievement gap, outside factors eliminate the possibility of schools bridging it completely on their own.
Another reason why schools need to connect with parents and other community groups to try to confront those problems outside the schoolhouse doors.
Totally agree with you, which is why I've been working to help volunteer-based tutor/mentor programs grow in high poverty neighborhoods for the past 17 years. Such programs can get adults who don't live in poverty involved in helping kids grow up. They can provide richer learning opportunities, expanded experiences beyond what kids might have in their own family/community. They can also transform volunteers so more people are personally involved and committed than what we have now.


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Al-Qaeda To ISIS And Beyond, The Battle Is Not About To End
Still image from a propaganda ISIS video - Handout/Planet Pix/ZUMA
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The Islamic State is now on the run in Syria and Iraq. Following the terror group's defeat this summer in its self-declared Iraqi capital of Mosul, ISIS has now been driven from its Syrian stronghold of Raqqa. This comes more than four years after ISIS chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared his "Caliphate" from the pulpit of the al-Nuri mosque in Mosul.
ISIS's aim was a break from the more amorphous strategy of al-Qaeda, with the Caliphate meant to be a reestablishment of the Prophet Muhammad's theocratic state that would now extend out from the territory it was rapidly conquering in the war-torn areas of Iraq and Syria.
Now, the territory is being ceded just as quickly, a major blow to al-Baghdadi's ambitions. But ISIS was always more than just a land grab. The movement has simultaneously been invading the minds of Muslims around the world, inspiring unflagging devotion to the Salafist cause. Through social media and the Internet, al-Baghdadi's message has given rise to ISIS offshoots in all corners of the globe, where local military forces have had varying success in defeating jihadist insurgents.
In the Philippines, where for decades Muslim insurgency groups based predominantly in the southern islands have challenged Manila's authority, government forces have been battling ISIS rebels in the city of Marawi since May. Last Tuesday, the military declared victory.
Even when fighting together, Afghan and American forces are 'not enough' to defeat the rebels.
The win came at a high cost. According to the Indonesia-based media outlet KBR, the violence in Marawi displaced some 400,000 residents, approximately 90% of the city's population. The displaced will have difficulty returning to their homes, as the city now lays in ruin. Moreover, the long-term battle against Islamic insurgency is bound to return to the region.
A similar story repeats around the world. It's the result of the franchise model that the Islamic State adopted and expanded from al-Qaeda. It surprised many Americans, in the midst of the media circus surrounding the deaths of four U.S. soldiers in Niger, that ISIS had taken up residence in the West African nation.
To bring it full circle, the French daily Le Figaro features a reportage on the fortunes of ISIS In Afghanistan, the former home base of al-Qaeda. There, a branch of the group is gaining ground in the mountainous zone of Tora Bora, where Osama Bin Laden had sought refuge after orchestrating the 9/11 attacks.
"We're dealing with an ideological force that wants to expand at any cost," a Western diplomat told Le Figaro, adding that even when fighting together, Afghan and American forces are "not enough" to defeat the rebels.
Indeed, beyond what we call it or how it looks on a map, it is the idea of the Islamic State that is the hardest to defeat.
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I've been doing a bit of thinking about this whole Occupy Wall Street movement and corporate influence. And I have to agree with the movement that there's too much influence of big companies in American politics and other institutions that make life possible.
But I think that the problem lies within ourselves. We live in a society of consumption that has, unfortunately, dictated that unless you have the latest and greatest of anything, you're looked at with a bit of disdain.
Anyway, I believe it's a cause-and-effect thing here. We (society as a whole) have purchased so many things from big corporations that these big corporations have gained so much influence in national politics and in the national economy. This is why I'm prepared to argue that we, the people, have only ourselves to blame. In exchange for cheap prices on basic goods and services or the latest and greatest in technology, we've purchased from national chains or multi-national technology firms, who in turn have co-opted our interests into their own.
I'm prepared to argue that the best way to occupy Wall Street (or whatever region you so choose to occupy) is to change your habits and not buy everything. And when you buy, buy locally.
Instead of purchasing food from a mega supermarket, there are many great local alternatives. Instead of getting the newest, latest, and greatest iPad or Kindle, use the current one you have. Or, if you must, purchase a refurbished model (which not only is cheaper but better for the environment!). With the December holidays coming up, consider getting your gifts from a local store.
In addition to helping the LOCAL economy, it helps LOCAL interests as well. These businesses are here for the same reasons why you are.
I'm sure I've probably lost some of my progressive liberal credit here. I sympathize with the movement and I believe that people rallying around a cause is noble because the First Amendment to the Constitution gives the "right of the people peaceably to assemble." I also believe that we need to consider some Constitutional amendments to limit the amount of corporate influence in government and politics and overturn the Supreme Court's decision in the Citizens United case.
And the last thing: VOTE. In Phoenix, we have a mayoral election coming up in November. Mail-in ballots have been mailed out and voting ends on November 8. If you're not informed, get informed. Your vote is your voice, so VOTE!


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The Italian Subjunctive Mode: Easy to Conjugate but Tricky to Use!
This blog about the Italian subjunctive mode, or il congiuntivo, is the first in a series on this topic that I've created for advanced students and teachers of Italian. Each blog will focus on real-life situations and give examples for when the Italian subjunctive mode should be used. Below is an excerpt from the original post.
Visit the Learn Italian! blog from April 25, 2016 to read the entire article, and get started learning how to express yourself more naturally and fluently in Italian!
To take that giant step from simple beginning sentences to more complex and fluid sentences in Italian using the subjunctive, in this segment, we will discuss the phrases that take the subjunctive mode and the how to conjugate the subjunctive mode for avere, essere and stare. Example sentences to follow!
In each blog in the "Speak Italian" series about the Italian subjunctive mode ("il congiuntivo"), phrases that take the Italian subjunctive mode will be presented. Then we will review the Italian conjugation for the subjunctive mode in the present and past tenses. Finally, examples of common phrases used in daily life with the Italian subjunctive mode will be presented. Remember these examples as "anchors" in your knowledge for when you must speak Italian and try out the subjunctive mode in your next Italian conversation!
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In 1994 I went to see Pop Will Eat Itself in Leeds, they were on tour promoting their latest album, I forget what it was called, it's not really relevant to be honest. I got there early because Ash were also on the bill and I really wanted to see them as well. I was alone – my mates were all turning up a bit later and we'd made a half arsed plan to meet by the Merch stall around 8pm. The hall was about one third full – mainly full of kids awaiting Ash – everyone else was either not there or in the bar.
I got myself a pint and ambled down to the stage area. A bloke was on stage tuning a guitar and doing the "1,2, 1,2 Check" thing that they do. I remember briefly speaking to a lad I knew who dressed head to foot in Poppies gear. Then the lights went off and the opening bars of "Info Freako" by Jesus Jones blared out – and two minutes later four guys ambled onto the stage – hang on I thought, this is not Ash. Ash would have bound on stage, thrown drinks everywhere and then burst into 'Kung Fu'. These guys picked up their instruments, and kind of just stood there.
Who are this lot then? I said to the Poppies chap next to me. "They are The Badgers", he said, "Student band, they have won a competition to play tonight". Oh I said taking a deep gulp of my beer. Then they started to play….
Folks, every now and again a band comes along that changes your life. For some it is the attitude, the swagger, the coolness. For others, it's the tunes, the lyrics, the way the music takes a hold of you and pulls you in. For some it's the way the singer stands, or the way the guitarist seems otherworldly or the way the drummer, erm, drums, actually its never the drummer is it, forget that bit. The Badgers had all that and then some. I knew right there and then I was watching rock history. In hundreds of years time, people would talk about this gig – and with any luck The Badgers would come to be worshipped in a Bill and Ted 'Wild Stallions' style future life. I was there people. I was there.
I stood open mouthed as the band rattled through a couple of songs, there was no interaction with the crowd, just song after song, each one an absolute belter. The singer had this voice that held your attention, but for me it was the guitarist that made this band – in a way that Oasis were nothing without Noel Gallagher or The Smiths were just a pub band without Johnny Marr. He was slightly older, ok, noticeably, older than the rest of the band and his hair was atrocious. He wore stone washed jeans with massive rips in the knees – he was so uncool, but man he could play guitar. You know that song 'The Devil Went Down to Georgia' when the devil challenges Johnny to a 'fiddle contest' and Johnny kicks his arse – if the devil challenged this chap to a guitar slinging contest – he would get just as roundly beaten. He was the John Noakes of guitar playing and I stood there and wildly applauded him.
Twenty minutes later the singer spoke. "Thanks" he said, "This is our last song, its called "Glenn Hoddle's Ghost". This was the only song that they had said the name of. "We are The Badgers, and this is our last ever gig".
Wait – you are the future of rock, what do you mean its your last ever gig. I was gobstruck. I stood there – a band who I had just discovered, were now just walking away, into the dark corners of the Student Union at Leeds University without a word. You can't let a guitarist like that just walk out and go and do something else like sit in an office. In years to come this chap should be the Minister for Music, not standing in some crumbling building messing up tea orders for people and then sitting at a desk playing solitaire for three hours solid.
'Glenn Hoddle's Ghost' is everything a song should be, over seven minutes long, full of swirling guitars and a catchy chorus of simply 'Let's Get It On, Yeah'. It also contains the greatest guitar wig out at the end of a song ever. Better than 'I am the Resurrection', and certainly better than the last track of 'Picture Book' by Simply Red, something I never thought I would ever type.
Then that was it, they walked off stage, to a blur of lights and the polite applause of about forty people. I was incensed, they don't deserve polite applause, they deserve cheers and a clamour for an encore you morons. I leapt on stage YOU HEATHENS! I shouted, YOU IDIOTS I shouted, THIS BAND, THIS BAND…I never finished as the security guys grabbed me and threw me against a wall and slightly bruised my shoulder – but the crowd, they knew, they knew.
I didn't see Ash or Pop Will Eat Itself, largely because I was thrown out of the venue, but actually I didn't need to, I had seen the future of rock. I didn't care about Ash anymore. Though I tried and tried to track down some of The Badgers music – I failed, largely because they were a student band who'd never recorded anything. But I never gave up hope. I tried at University to find out who was in the band, but they'd vanished. I thought once that I saw the guitarist once in Leeds City Centre but then realised it was a street cleaner and I was mistaken.
So I turned my back on indie rock music that minute because no matter how much of it I listened to – none of it came close to The Badgers, I mean Reef came very close to matching The Badgers style and passion, but ultimately I decided that they were just as shite as all the others. I threw myself into the comfort blanket of Radio 2 friendly pop, I embraced bands like The Lighthouse Family, and particularly Simply Red (who I'd already liked to be honest) and I was happy. I appeared on Popmaster with Ken Bruce and got 17 points. I didn't the 3 in 10 though. It was the Manic Street Preachers and I hated them.
Then about two weeks ago – twenty one long years later. I was on line looking for something else and there it was 'Glenn Hoddle's Ghost'. I bought it immediately and played it. It all came back, that swirling guitar, that massive drumming, that earwormy chorus.
You know what I did, I deleted everything from my iPod, no more 'Jenny from the Block', no more 'Lifted' , no more 'Wonderwall', I toyed with the idea of keeping 'Fairground' by Simply Red but ultimately I didn't need it. I had every song ever recorded right there in that perfect seven minutes of music.
So there is no Imaginary Compilation, you don't need one – you just need this one song – you just need 'Glenn Hoddle's Ghost'. Do what I did – delete your music collection, and just have this.
If anyone know what happened to The Badgers, particularly the guitarist, please contact me through JC.
It's a tune much loved by a mate whose birthday just happens to be today.
Didn't Mickeys Hazard play for Tottenham?I suspect foul play!
I know that ctel likes 'Karmadrome'. If it's him, happy birthday to ctel. If it's not, happy birthday anyway to whomever he may be..
I actually have two mates who have at some point or other contributed to this blog who have birthdays today…..but neither of them are ctel.
Its a good name for a band….I have it on very good aurhority that the follow up single 'Garth Crooks's left bollock' was to music what the swc is to punctuation.
The guitarist is now living with a Hope Sandoval look a like who dreams of an over priced CD.
Has no one noticed that the Badger in the picture up top is holding…Brian May's 'Red Special'? Just sayin' and happy birthday.
HOW HAVE I NOT HEARD THIS ONE BEFORE ?!
There's no denying that it's a great tune, but for the sake of variety I'll keep the rest of my music collection thanks! I'm interested to know where you found the track, I may even purchase it myself.
Yes good question where did you find it – either JC or SWC can answer that.
Also johnny Brian May is a massive badger fan. That will be him in the costume at a guess.
This certainly ranks among my favorite blogposts of 2015!!!
No it definitely isn't. And considering that their release is two years before this one I can imagine a lengthy court case over the rights to the name 'the badgers'.
Thanks GMFree. As my dear colleague has said, they are two different bands! Great find mind you….


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You've all seen the "before" photos from a World Cup – the nicely laid out kit, bottles, gels, and number plate that give you an idea of what goes in a World Cup racer's race day bag. You've also all read the "race recaps" – the posts that go into great detail about how a race went down. So, I decided to give you something a little bit different to read: a story of World Cup Aftermath.
As you can probably guess, World Cups are hard. Like, REALLY hard. So hard that, sometimes, when you cross the finish line, you can't believe you managed to push your body that far and actually still be alive at the end of it. Yesterday's World Cup in Albstadt, Germany was one of those races for me. I crossed the line and nearly puked (thanks to a sprint finish), and then had to sit on my top tube slumped over my bars for a few minutes before I could even contemplate moving anywhere.
Eventually, I coaxed my legs into moving again and had a congratulatory high five from my coach. When you're this thrashed, there are only a few things on your mind (mostly because your brain has ceased to function). Relief and happiness are there, but at the same time, so is total emotional depletion.
Once the finish line hoopla and interviews were over, the first thing I reached for was water (it was HOT!). I then forced myself to start the spin back to the team truck where I had some delicious treats waiting for me (aka, chocolate milk and salt and vinegar chips).
Post-race gut is not pleasant. After a tough and hot race, I feel like I will never be able to eat again. However, when your mind is already on preparing for the next race, eating immediately is the number 1 priority. I learned long ago that my post-race belly can only stomach savoury things; salt and fat are all I can choke down. Hence the chocolate milk and chips! Real food will follow, but for immediately post-race, the junk will do.
After a heartfelt thank-you to the mechanics and coach, the best thing is to get the heck out of there and get the heck into the shower. I went back to the hotel, stretched out on the hard floor for a minute (nothing like a hard floor to release a seized back – that course was PHYSICAL), had a shower, and spent the next few hours in a race-induced stupor.
I typically can't remember much of what happens post-race, what with the extreme fatigue, hunger, and dehydration, but I do know that it is always worth it. Sure, you can't sleep the night after (core temperature through the roof and adrenaline still buzzing), you're hungry every hour through the night (pro tip: always have pizza stashed in the fridge), and you feel like your entire body has been hit by a bus…. But without fail, when I lay down post-race to try and sleep, I already can't wait for the chance to line up again.


That was by far the wildest night of my life. The temperature had fallen to minus ten degrees and the snowfall continued through the night. The fear that the tent might collapse on us kept us awake, tapping the roof every now and then not letting the soft snow accumulate on the top. Though it worked for a while, the snow started piling up on the sides and the metal poles holding the tent slowly started bending inwards. But it wasn't quite frightening as we slipped in and out of sleep, till we had a look at the situation the next morning. By 3 in the morning the snowfall stopped and we got out onto a carpet of soft snow. As the weather looked relatively good, we decided to walk up to Goecha La pass. The Russian contingent who were camping nearby were also getting ready for the early morning trek.
By four in the morning 9 of us started for Goecha La, while the rest of the gang decided to sleep for a while more. As we started the climb in the sub zero temperatures I could feel the cold and altitude finally getting on to me. The arrogance of wearing shorts in that climate was being dearly paid for. After a 45 minutes walk we reached the other side of the hill and got the first glimpse of Samiti Lake. There was an abandoned log cabin by the lake and the whole setting looked awesome in the morning light. By then it started snowing again, this time accompanied by strong winds. As the morning sun colored the skies a dull blue, myself and Gokul decided to spend some time around the lake clicking pictures. Once the sun is fully out, the reflection from the snow is so blinding that the pictures will all be washed out. Though the intention was to resume the climb a little later, we were so captivated by the beauty of the place and finally decided to abandon the climb, a decision which proved wise as the day progressed.
Samiti lake looked so serene and calm, bordered by snow clad peaks on all sides. Brightly colored birds flying around the shores, prayer flags fluttering in the wind, howling sound of the wind and the snowflakes together gave a special charm to the morning. We walked around the lake a few times and soon realized we were in fact walking over the frozen lake itself, carefully camouflaged under the soft snow. We soon moved towards the log cabin and started working on Snowie, the snowman. We used a biscuit packet for his nose, some branches and twigs for his arms and hair. By the time we were done with Snowie, the guys who had gone ahead also came back, the weather was so bad that they could not proceed much, though they got a nice glimpse of Kanchenjunga from another view point. We also learned that one of the ladies from the Russian contingent had severe bleeding and will have to be airlifted for urgent medical treatment. Inspite of some great protective gear (far superior to ours) and precautions, nature at times have the last laugh!
By the time we walked back to the camp site the guys were all up and running and were busy making their own snowman. Miles and miles of white snow was all that we could see from the hilltop, with the tents looking like stray droplets of color on an otherwise blank canvas. Some of the Yaks had ran away in the night and the porters had gone to fetch them. We had some nice hot breakfast and started packing the stuff for our return journey, playing with snow all the while. By 11 we started the day's trek and after lunch at Thangshing, we finally reached the cabin at Kokchurung by 4 in the evening. This stretch was mostly through flat terrain and intermittent rains made it all the more fun. We were planning to stay inside the cabin for the night, but as it was too crowded for the 25 of us, Alfonso, Robert and myself decided to pitch a tent by the riverside. We had a terrific view of mount Pandim from there and the gushing waters of Prek Chu made it even more an experience to camp outside than in the log cabin.
After setting up the tent few of us went exploring the area, the bridges, rhododendron forests and the crystal clear Prek Chu. Alfonso wanted to take a dip and it took just about 35 seconds for him to get out of his clothes, take a dip and get back inside them! Perched on the rocks outside the tent, with 'Almost Dusty' for company, I took out my harmonica and played a few tunes to my heart's content. The feeling you get as the sound waves reverberate through the valleys and the pine forests, is something my limited vocabulary is incapable of reproducing.
We had started our return journey, but it was far from over yet. After some hot rice and rice kheer we all went to sleep, happy and contented at a mission almost accomplished!
Wow! This place looks amazing. Quite a lake at such an altitude.
loved reading this blog. we have planned for the same, this february. and after reading this, i guess this is going to be even more tough.


This meeting will be a chance for Race Officers and Course layers to get together and talk about the MSOS events and how we can improve things moving forward.
An agenda will be distributed beforehand, please send any talking points/information you want to discuss to me on volunteers@rqys.com.au so that I can add them to the agenda.
Feedback complied from the MSOS survey will also be on hand for discussion.


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See To Day is a collection of film posters commissioned by some theaters in Bangalore, India and produced there locally. They were created and produced by Ramachandraiah and Raju in a space less than 250 square feet, using a lithograph press. They apply their own aesthetic onto the film's branding and crudely print them on newsprint. The posters are then illegally pasted across walls around the city to advertise the film.
The title See To Day comes from the information accompanying the main graphic on the posters: "Daily 4 Shows", "English Colour", "Digital Surround Sound" (DTS), "A/C", together with "See To Day". The posters also direct the audience to the location and times of the screenings.
In addition to the posters Chiraag Bhakta accumulated on several trips to Bangalore, a stack was also given to him by his friend Shai. Chiraag has used a large piece of his collection in his ongoing series White Washed, which explores various levels of a dominant influence and control within the layering of history and how the narrative is told. The series uses these posters as a base while screen printing and collaging over them.
These 50 posters, that are part of the book, were chosen from his collection of several hundred. Together with Colpa Press, Chiraag curated a selection that consists of mostly American, Horror, East Asian and Western-inspired films.
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Moon Mystery Solved! Apollo Astronauts Caused Odd Lunar Warming
By Mike Wall
Apollo 17 astronaut Harrison Schmitt uses a scoop to snag lunar samples in December 1972. Newly restored lunar-data tapes show the Apollo astronauts' activity warmed the moon's surface slightly. (Image credit: NASA)
Astronauts caused the mysterious warming detected by the Apollo moon missions in the 1970s, a new study suggests
When astronauts walked or drove their moon rover near buried heat-flow probes, the activity disturbed and displaced surface soil, exposing the darker dirt below. This newly unearthed material absorbed more sunlight, causing the soil to heat up, according to the study.
The new results not only help solve a decades-old mystery but also provide a lesson for the architects of future missions to Earth's nearest neighbors, study team members said. [NASA's 17 Apollo Moon Missions in Pictures]
"In the process of installing the instruments, you may actually end up disturbing the surface thermal environment of the place where you want to make some measurements," lead author Seiichi Nagihara, a planetary scientist at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, said in a statement. "That kind of consideration certainly goes into the designing of the next generation of instruments that will be someday deployed on the moon."
Astronauts deployed the heat-flow probes during the Apollo 15 and Apollo 17 missions, in 1971 and 1972. The goal was to determine how much heat moves from the lunar interior to the surface, which in turn would yield insights about the moon's structure and composition.
The probes operated through 1977, beaming data home to NASA's Johnson Space Center (JSC) in Houston. (Apollo 17 was the last crewed lunar mission; nobody has set foot on the moon since then.) JSC preserved these data on magnetic tapes, which were later archived at the National Space Science Data Center, a facility at the agency's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland.
Well, some of the tapes were archived — the ones recorded from 1971 through December 1974. The rest were apparently left with the researchers who studied them, and most of them have since been lost.
The measurements made through 1974 showed a slight uptick in temperatures in the lunar near-surface over the previous few years — a trend that puzzled researchers at the time. Nagihara and his colleagues set out to investigate this mystery, and step one involved finding the missing data.
They discovered that NASA had stored additional Apollo heat-probe measurements on a different, heretofore forgotten set of tapes, 440 of which the team found at the Washington National Records Center in Suitland, Maryland. Those 440 covered the period from April 1975 through June 1975.
Left: This photo by Apollo 15 astronaut James Irwin shows the borestem and cable of a heat-flow probe 1 protruding from the ground. Astronaut footprints can be seen around the borestem. Right: This photo by Harrison Schmidt shows the borestem and cable of the Apollo 17 Probe 2 protruding from the ground. (Image credit: NASA)
And, at the Lunar and Planetary Institute in Houston, Nagihara and his team unearthed hundreds of weekly logs that recorded heat-probe observations. This bounty allowed them to extend the data record several additional years.
The newly recovered and analyzed data showed that the subsurface warming at the heat-probe sites continued through the end of the instruments' operational lives in 1977. The team's work also revealed that the temperature rise was greater closer to the surface, strongly suggesting that the warming started up top and worked its way down.
The researchers then studied observations of the Apollo 15 and Apollo 17 landing sites made by NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO), which has been circling the moon since 2009. The LRO photos indicated that the warming was likely a localized, not moonwide, phenomenon: Astronaut activity had darkened the soil in these areas, which in turn warmed the soil.
That warming was fairly significant, at least above ground: Nagihara and his team calculated that a surface-temperature rise of 2.9 to 6.3 degrees Fahrenheit (1.6 to 3.5 degrees Celsius) at the time of the probes' deployment meshes well with the rise they detected underground over time.
The study was published April 25 in the Journal of Geophysical Research: Planets.
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Michael Wall is a Senior Space Writer with Space.com (opens in new tab) and joined the team in 2010. He primarily covers exoplanets, spaceflight and military space, but has been known to dabble in the space art beat. His book about the search for alien life, "Out There," was published on Nov. 13, 2018. Before becoming a science writer, Michael worked as a herpetologist and wildlife biologist. He has a Ph.D. in evolutionary biology from the University of Sydney, Australia, a bachelor's degree from the University of Arizona, and a graduate certificate in science writing from the University of California, Santa Cruz. To find out what his latest project is, you can follow Michael on Twitter.


An in-depth understanding of bevel and hypoid gear tooth load sharing, load carrying, and motion transmission will lead to better gear design.
On numerous occasions during a career with gears, I've had the opportunity to use the Gleason Loaded Tooth Contact Analysis program. One of the program's great attributes is the insight it gives into the inner workings of bevel and hypoid gear tooth load sharing, load carrying, and motion transmission. This paper–the first in a two-part series–shares some of those insights.
Figure 1 is representative of a right angle gearset, in this case a spiral bevel set, positioned with the pinion and gear teeth in mesh with each other. A manufacturing process for the pinion teeth can be visualized in Figure 1, where the cutter is seen replacing a tooth of a mating imaginary generating gear. To produce a gear part, the cutter and workpiece are located in a machine like that depicted in Figure 2. Today's modern CNC machines use these same machine elements in principle, though they are no longer evident in the machine structure (Figure 2). The cutter specifications, basic machine settings, and machine kinematic motions define the tooth surfaces produced and can be chosen in such a way as to introduce intentional modifications to conjugate tooth geometry. This capability has grown far more sophisticated with the advent of the computer controlled machines (see reference 6). Three fundamental tooth modifications are lengthwise crowning (Figure 3), profile crowning (Figure 4), and direction of the path of contact (Figure 5), which is defined shortly. These modifications are selected with the intent of improving gearset performance by better adapting the gears to their static and dynamic operating environment. That environment would include gear manufacturing tolerances, assembly mounting tolerances, thermally induced mounting position changes, and mounting deflections due to load.
Our engineers use the Gleason TCA (Tooth Contact Analysis) software to model the bevel and hypoid gear tooth contact at test machine load. Test machine load is commonly referred to as "no-load," which is a light load from the machine spindle friction and inertia, and additionally from the application of a brake. TCA allows pre-qualification of the cutter specifications, machine set-ups, and desired modifications in advance of chip making. The input for the program includes the basic gear data, the cutter specifications, and a means of specifying the modifications. The pinion and gear tooth surface normals are mathematically determined and the mating surfaces are brought together. Points of contact on the teeth are found and the gear teeth are incremented through mesh to establish a path of contact (Figure 5). The angle this path makes relative to the root line is the aforementioned path of contact direction (Figure 5). Associated with each point of contact is a contact ellipse, established by a limiting value for the separation of the surfaces (Figure 5). The sum of these contact ellipses is representative of the wiped area (tooth contact pattern) that would be observed on the parts after running them together in a gear rolling tester with a light application of gear marking compound on the teeth. Representations of the contact patterns and the motion variation (motion error) across an engagement are depicted graphically at three different pattern locations along the tooth, as described in Figure 6, for the traditional drive side (gear convex /pinion concave mating flanks). Figure 7 is a typical output.
The Loaded Tooth Contact Analysis (LTCA) program builds on the base provided by TCA. A flow chart appears in Figure 8. This program allows the input of torque loads and effects of housing stiffness (deflections, if known, otherwise default values are employed). Static displacements such as might occur due to thermal growth, or for evaluating sensitivity to assembly tolerances, can also be input.
The program is intended to model the effect of an applied load on the initial tooth bearing, specifically by predicting where the load is carried on the teeth, the resulting peak surface contact pressures, and the effects of the load on the smoothness of motion transmission.
For a given load the procedure is first to place the gear and pinion, treated as rigid bodies, in an appropriate displaced position, and then to determine the contact points and motion curves for all possible points of contact for a tooth (Figure 9). The resulting motion curve is then repeated periodically at one pitch intervals, and the angular separation between successive curves is identified (Figure 10). For a given torque, a load sharing assumption for the teeth is made, surface compression due to Hertzian load is applied, tooth bending is applied, and calculations are iterated until a test is satisfied (all teeth in engagement to have the same angular displacement). Subsequently, the gear teeth are incremented one-tenth of a pitch and the procedure is repeated until a complete pitch has been covered. Figure 11) is typical of the output.
Suppose you have a spiral bevel design with a calculated "total contact ratio" of 2.1, broken down into a "profile contact ratio" of 1.0 and a "lengthwise contact ratio" of 1.84. What does this really mean? The LTCA program provides a way of visualizing this. In general at an applied load, looking at a ring gear tooth, the contact on the traditional drive side begins at the heel addendum, progresses along the gear tip edge, moves across the tooth flank toward the root, and then disengages in the dedendum along a line corresponding to the pinion tip edge (Figure 12). As a clarification, these points are not points of contact as appear on the TCA, but are points of peak pressure for each contact ellipse. We can relate each point on the tooth graphic to a point on the profile motion curves (Figure 12). The angular displacement of the loaded motion curve represents the wind-up in the system. This wind-up indicates the angular separation has been closed on all tooth profile curve segments that lie above the loaded motion curve, establishing that contact exists for any points that lie on these segments. Observing this, we can follow these contact points along the profile motion curves and identify zones of load sharing varying by numbers of pairs of teeth in contact (Figure 13). These zones can be reflected back onto the tooth contact graphic to show how the number of pairs of teeth in contact varies as a tooth rolls through its full sector of engagement (Figure 13).
The number of contact points found by LTCA across a tooth can be seen in the output to vary with load. Since the interval between successive contact points represents a one-tenth pitch increment, the contact ratio can be seen clearly to vary with load, too. The full contact ratio of a gear design is only achieved when the angular separation is closed sufficiently by the applied load to bring all possible points of contact on a tooth into engagement. This is made apparent most readily by looking at the surface pressure chart in Figure 14. At 1,000 in lbs load, there are 11 contact points representing 10 one-tenth-pitch increment across an engagement, for a contact ratio of 1.0. At 30,000 in lbs the full contact ratio of the design is achieved, when there are 21 one-tenth pitch increments in the engagement, for a contact ratio of 2.1. We will see later that the actual full contact ratio that is achieved does not necessarily equal the full contact ratio a design is optimally capable of.
In Figure 15 the information contained in the LTCA output is laid out to highlight the load sharing. The central column follows tooth number one through one entire cycle of engagement. There is a two-tooth zone of load sharing for the first seven pitch positions, with tooth number one stiffening the system as tooth number two gradually leaves mesh. Tooth number one carries the load independently in the center of its profile for the next three pitch positions. Then tooth number three enters engagement to stiffen the system in a two tooth contact zone over seven increments of rotation as tooth number one gradually disengages.
The conclusion of this article will appear in the June 2005 issue of Gear Solutions Magazine.
is vice president of sales for the Nissei Corporation of America. He can be reached at (864) 289-9710 or rbeach@nissei-usa.com. The company's Web site is [www.nissei-usa.com].


This week at its annual GPU technology conference, Nvidia announced a new chip, but it's not a GPU (Graphics Processing Unit). The new chip, NVSwitch, is a communication switch that allows multiple GPUs to work in concert at extremely high speeds. The first product to use NVSwitch will be Nvidia's new DGX-2 deep learning server, a beast of a system with 16 GPUs connected by 12 NVSwitches. With peak performance of two quadrillion operations per second, the NVSwitch should become the most powerful deep learning computer in the world.


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The windmill first appeared on Rocque's map of Surrey published in 1762, when James Constable owned it. The Constable family, in Charlwood since records began, was recorded as running a mill on Horsham Common in 1615 and mention is made of a mill being brought from there to Lowfield Heath as early as 1738. Certainly there is much evidence in the mill to suggest that it was built partly of re-used timbers – were these the remnants of the 1615 mill? The date '1741' found on the sack hoist drive pulley adds credence to the above as well as tying in with the dendro dated timber.
Lowfield Heath is depicted still as open common on a plan of the Manor of Rowley surveyed in 1819. Shortly after this in 1821 the 'Lords and Tenants of the Manor of Charlwood' signify their consent 'to an enclosure being made by James Constable of the wasteland of Lowfield Heath around the mill situate' This was ratified in a deed dated 18th April 1827.
In working order c1870 (by kind permission of Margaret Connor)
The mill finished work by wind sometime in the early 1880's due to the increasing use of steam power. Fortunately one remaining good sail was left intact allowing the occasional photographer to capture it in detail. Grinding continued at least until 1890, probably by the use of a set of steam driven stones in the roundhouse. A receipt dated 20th November 1890 survives from this period.
By 1934 dilapidation had crept in and the Constable family sold it to Edward Lowes. In 1938 he had the exterior restored and a set of dummy sails fitted. However, with the onset of war no maintenance took place and by 1957 the weakened structure was wrecked in a storm.
c1955 Note the missing ridge boards, which are allowing the weather to penetrate (W.E.Molyneux Collection)
On the stone floor in 1999 (from a sketch by Barry Smith)
Princess Alexandra at the official opening of Lowfield Heath Windmill following its successful removal and rebuilding at Charlwood, Surrey, in 1990.
Rocque's map of Surrey published in 1762
1937 with scaffolding for the new sails (Frank Gregory)
In January 1964 the then Dorking & Horley Rural District Council together with Surrey County Council paid for emergency work. This included the fitting of a temporary roof & metal straps to the trestle. Between 1965 & 1971 further work was done with additional help from The Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings. This work consisted of a new roof; rear framing; rear steps and also work on the roundhouse, including new doors and a concrete floor.
The adjacent property was demolished in the early 1980's by which time the mill was becoming derelict once more. In 1984 a group was formed from representatives of both the Surrey, and Sussex Industrial Archaeology Societies, and The Charlwood Society. In 1986 this lead to the formation of the Lowfield Heath Windmill Trust whose stated aim was to restore the mill to working order.
Access difficulties and concerns over the deterioration of the structure lead to the decision to move the mill. This would be the first time that a complete post mill had been moved probably for a hundred years. A new site was found adjacent to Gatwick Zoo by kind permission of the owner Terry Thorpe. Thus with funding in place and the employ of millwright Peter Darby, dismantling began in June 1987.
This started with the removal of the roof after which the remaining sections were removed in turn until only the trestle remained.
In parallel with the millwrights work, volunteers removed the infill from within the roundhouse to look for evidence of the original wooden floor. Finally volunteers dismantled the roundhouse and transported the bricks to the new site. By September 1987 the mill was gone!
Over the winter of 1987/88 all 10,000 bricks for the roundhouse were cleaned and stacked, ready for rebuilding the following summer. The post and trestle were also renovated during this period and erected on the part-finished roundhouse late in 1988. The restoration of the remaining timbers continued over the winter of 1988/89, following the philosophy of preserving as much as possible of the original. The remaining brickwork, above the piers, was completed during March.
The rebuilding took place over the summer of 1989, commencing in May with lowering the crowntree onto the post. Each section was erected in the reverse order of removal and by June the side frames were in place. The front and rear frames followed, together with the windshaft and its fine tail wheel casting. Meanwhile the volunteers were busily tarring the roundhouse.
By October the millwrights had completed rebuilding the main frame and volunteers moved in to start the weatherboarding. During the following six months the whole of the boarding was completed together with the door, windows and awnings. We were lucky enough to find a blacksmith who made replica hinges. Painting followed and by the beginning of April 1990 the volunteers erected the rear steps; this was to be a temporary measure until a new set could be constructed. The next few days saw the millwrights' erect one pair of common sails.
All was completed in time for HRH Princess Alexandra to open the mill in April 1990. This marked the end of the first phase of restoration - the completion of the main structure.
The following years saw sterling effort by the volunteers. Timbers for a new roundhouse roof were machined, and construction took place in November 1991 followed by doors and windows. Local oak was seasoned and fashioned into floor joists and floorboards for the roundhouse, spout and stone floors. A new rear ladder was made and many other smaller jobs too numerous to mention were completed.
After many months of planning we managed to secure the first Heritage Lottery Grant awarded to a mill in England and from 1997 work was started by Dorothea Restorations under the leadership of Anthony Hole. Over the coming year or so a new bin floor was built and the brake wheel assembled (previously made by Peter Darby). The stones were installed; both bed stones were already at the mill, but the peak runner stone was brought back from Iford near Lewes where it has been taken after the mill finished work; the French burr runner stone was a rebuilt one originally salvaged from Winchelsea windmill after the great storm. New stone furniture was built and a replica sack hoist made based on the existing one at Reigate Heath. New Patent sails were erected together with a full complement of shutters and striking gear to match. Finally the roundhouse was fitted out with display boards and an audio visual system. On the 26th June 1998 cloth was spread on the sails, the shutters closed and at 3.30pm the mill ran for the first time since 1880.
The adjacent Gatwick Zoo closed it's doors in 2001 and we braced ourselves for the expected loss in visitor numbers. However we should not have worried as since this time our visitor numbers have substantially increased. I believe this is because we are now considered to be an attraction in our own right, not just an afterthought for visitors' leaving the zoo. The zoo closure also brought about the re-development of the zoo site into housing, but we have benefited from this as we now lease the entire field around the windmill.
In 2003 following storm damage, new Common sails were fitted together with a replacement tail pole and the mill repainted. This year also saw the start of the last major part of the restoration – the Bolter. This is a machine to grade the flour and is being copied from a similar one in Keston Mill near Bromley.
In September 2004 and after many years of trying, we finally managed to secure the rescue of the remains of the machinery from Jolesfield windmill and have set-up a display within the mill grounds.
The building work on the bolter continues as there is much work involved in this machine.


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Gendün (auch Gedün, Gedun, Gendun, Gedhun; tibetisch: dge 'dun; THDL: Gendün, Transkription der VRCh: Gêdün; Sanskrit: Sangha) ist ein häufig verwendeter Bestandteil tibetischer Namen.

Folgende Personen tragen diesen Namen:
Der 22., 28., 50. und 65. Ganden Thripa
Gendün Chökyi Nyima (* 1989), durch den 14. Dalai Lama autorisierter 11. Penchen Lama
Gendün Chöphel (Drug Desi) (1695–1701), erster Drug Desi von Bhutan
Gendün Chöphel (1903/1905–1951), tibetischer Mönch, Gelehrter und Autor
Gendün Drub (1391–1475), 1. Dalai Lama
Gendün Gyatsho (1475–1542), 2. Dalai Lama
Geshe Gendün Sangpo, von 1979 bis 1995 Abt des Tibet-Institut Rikon
Gendün Rinpoche (1918–1997), Lama der Karma-Kagyü-Linie

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Nigeria marks three years without Wild Polio Virus
The Federal government on Wednesday marked three years without a case of Wild Polio Virus (WPV) in the country and expressed confidence that by March 2020, would certify Nigeria as polio-free.
The Executive Director/CEO of National Primary Health Care Development Agency Dr Faisal Shuaib said three years without a case of Wild Polio Virus is a historic milestone for the polio eradication programme in Nigeria and the global community.
Poliomyelitis (polio) is a highly infectious viral disease, which mainly affects young children. The virus is transmitted by person-to-person spread mainly through the faecal-oral route or, through contaminated water or food and multiplies in the intestine, from where it can invade the nervous system and can cause paralysis.
Dr. Faisal explained that in the last three years, not a single child has been reported with paralysis due to wild polio virus. Consequently, Nigeria has commenced the process of documentation towards the final certification by the Africa Regional Certification Commission (ARCC).
He said the documentation process involves a detailed assemblage and review of surveillance, routine immunization (RI) and Supplemental Immunization Activities (SIAs) data by the National Certification Committee before submission of the final documentation to ARCC in March, 2020. He added that if ARCC is satisfied with the country's documentation, Nigeria will be certified Wild Polio Virus-free.
According to him, completely eradicating all types of polio virus will be one of the greatest achievements in human history that will have a lasting, positive impact on the African continent.
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Sources: Ravens keep LB Smith for $16.1M
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The Baltimore Ravens have retained one of their key defensive pieces, agreeing to a four-year, $16.1 million deal with linebacker Daryl Smith, league sources told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter.
Smith, 31, was the reason no one talked about the Ravens missing Ray Lewis in 2013.
Signed in June after Rolando McClain retired, Smith finished with 123 tackles, five sacks, three interceptions, 19 passes defensed and two forced fumbles. He also returned an interception 37 yards for a game-turning touchdown in a 30-9 victory over Houston.
It was a bounce-back season for Smith, who played in only two games for the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2012 because of a sports hernia.
A second-round pick by Jacksonville in 2004, Smith left as the Jaguars' all-time leading tackler. He hasn't been to a Pro Bowl despite producing consistently good numbers (he averaged 103 tackles a season from 2009 to 2011).
University of Maryland graduate
Lives in the Baltimore area with his wife and son
Cowboys | Interested in Julius Peppers
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