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The movement to abolish slavery has deep religious roots. Ending slavery is something all faiths can agree on.
Judaism is deeply connected to the themes of slavery and freedom. The Torah instructs in Deuteronomy 24:18: "Remember that you were a slave in Egypt and that the Lord your God redeemed you from there. Therefore, I command you to do [justice]." The enslavement of Jews during biblical times—and their exodus—form a central narrative not only for Jewish people, but for others who have found hope in the biblical story.
Hanukkah 2020: Make it more meaningful
Download our "Free Your Hanukkah" handout for suggestions on what you can do in 10 seconds to 10 hours to help create awareness and end modern slavery.
Passover 2020:
Each year, the Passover Project provides an array of readings, lesson plans, and activities for Passover (see below), while also choosing a specific social action focus for the Jewish community during the Festival of Freedom. For Passover 2020, the focus is conscious consuming. Everyday purchases may be tainted by slavery – or can help the cause of freedom. Learn how you can make a difference!
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The Free the Slaves Passover Project is a campaign to enlist Jewish schools, congregations and communities into a network mobilized against human trafficking. The goal is to inspire Jews to join the battle against modern slavery throughout the year. The Passover Project has four key objectives:
Making education about modern slavery a part of congregational life
Mobilizing Jewish communities to take strong advocacy stands against modern slavery
Inspiring synagogues, Jewish schools and other Jewish institutions to be careful consumers and investors to be sure the products they buy or the companies in which they invest aren't tainted by slavery
Making support for Free the Slaves a part of school t'zedakah projects and an option for b'nai mitzvah projects
Contact Free the Slaves to join the project by clicking here
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Passover is a Festival of Freedom
Free the Slaves has collaborated with Rabbi Debra Orenstein, Rabbi Erin Hirsh and other outstanding Jewish educators in the creation of engaging materials that will bring the cause of modern slavery to your home, synagogue, school and Seder. Learn about the different dimensions of modern slavery, the reasons Jews have a particular responsibility to intervene, and actions we can take—individually and collectively—to free slaves now. These resources are free and available for everyone to use and share.
Passover Prep: What can Jews do in 10 hours, 10 minutes or even 10 seconds to remember and help slaves this Passover? This one-page handout has suggestions for action. It outlines root causes of slavery and solutions developed by Free the Slaves. Download Passover Prep | View online.
Passover Coupons: These "coupons" can be printed and distributed at your Seder to inspire conversation and t'zedakah (charity) during—and beyond—the holiday. Download Passover Coupon | View online.
Seder Starters: As Passover begins, Jews around the world will sit down to Seders. On that same night, tens of millions of slaves will be toiling around the globe. Why is this night not different from all other nights? Because there are still slaves. What can you do? Here are just a few of the suggestions provided in Seder Starters: add a padlock to the Seder plate, share the testimony of a freed slave, ask a fifth question (about slaves), or "give an afikoman gift that matters." Download Seder Starters | View online. Click here for a webinar recording about how to use Seder Starters.
Previous Passover Projects
In 2019, we helped survivors of slavery in Haiti free others from bondage, through the Survivors of Restavèk Network in Haiti. Read here about the network's remarkable work to free Haitian children from domestic servitude. Download Slavery Survivors Help to Free Others in Haiti | Passover 5779/2019 to print as a handout.
Next Year, Free! A Modern Slavery Curriculum
Free the Slaves has collaborated with Rabbi Debra Orenstein, Rabbi Erin Hirsh and master educators from the different Jewish movements in the creation of teaching materials on modern slavery from a Jewish perspective. This state-of-the-art curriculum includes material for every age from kindergarten through adulthood. Download Next Year Free | View online. Click here for a webinar recording about how to use Next Year, Free!
Shabbat: "That they may rest as well as you."
"Free Your Shabbat!" is both a flyer and a mission. One page outlines the problem of modern slavery and strategic solutions Free the Slaves is implementing. The second page provides ideas for what you can do to enhance Shabbat and simultaneously help end slavery. Download Free Your Shabbat | View online.
Christian abolitionism took root in the 17th century. In England, prominent Anglicans joined forces with Quakers, Baptists, Presbyterians, Methodists, Congregationalists, and other faith groups to form the world's first anti-slavery movement.
Together they built a moral consensus to ban the trans-Atlantic slave trade and then outlaw slavery itself throughout the British Empire.
Religion had been used in the past to justify slavery. But today, Christians worldwide regard it as immoral and unjust.
The epistles of St. Paul condemned slave traders and called for slaves to be treated as "brethren."
Quakers believed that everyone, including African-American slaves, was "equal in the sight of God."
Men and women of faith often led slave revolts on colonial plantations, and many revolts occurred during Christian festivals.
In the 1800s Quakers and other religious groups assisted the Underground Railroad, helping thousands of slaves to escape.
For more information on putting your faith into action, download Sundays Against Slavery.
"If there is one abuse that offends our conscience in every way, it is the enslavement of a human being. No child should be born without hope; no person should live without freedom." –Desmond Tutu, Archbishop Emeritus, Cape Town, South Africa
Muslim voices have called for the abolition of slavery since ancient times.
The Prophet Muhammad declared: "There are three categories of people against whom I shall myself be a plaintiff on the Day of Judgment. Of these three, one is he who enslave a free man, then sells him and eats this money."
The Quran teaches that all people are equal, like the teeth in a comb.
Sura 90 in the Quran states that the righteous path involves "the freeing of slaves."
In the 1800s, Muslim jurists in India concluded it was improper to kidnap Africans and transport them to other countries as slaves.
Adopted by 54 countries in the 1980s, the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam takes a definitive stand against slavery, stating that "human beings are born free, and no one has the right to enslave, humiliate, oppress or exploit them, and there can be no subjugation but to God the Most High."
For more information on putting your faith into action, download Muslims Against Slavery.
Most Hindus live in India, where slavery has been historically intertwined with the caste system. Varna religious tradition dictates that the dirtiest and most difficult work in Hindu society is relegated to "untouchables"—making many Indians even today vulnerable to slavery.
During the struggle to liberate India from British colonialism in the 1900s, Mahatma Gandhi said: "The moment the slave resolves that he will no longer be a slave, his fetters fail. He frees himself and shows the way to others."
Early reformers drew on an understanding of Hinduism that saw the caste system as a means of control used by elites to dominate and exploit others, rather than as an integral component of Hindu faith.
In the 1980s, laws in southern Indian states ended devadasi, a traditional practice where lower-caste girls are forced into sex slavery in Hindu temples.
In 1976 Hindu activists helped convince the Indian government to ban bonded labor slavery.
India's current constitution outlaws caste-based discrimination.
For more information on putting your faith into action, download Resources for Hindus.
The Buddhist belief in karma and reincarnation has been used to justify slavery, reasoning that a person's enslavement must be a result of punishable actions in a previous life. But the eight-fold path of Buddhist beliefs actually teaches explicitly against the trade in living beings.
In fact, the Chinese Emperor Wang Mang, a Buddhist, may have been history's first powerful abolitionist—he outlawed the slave trade in 9 A.D.
Buddha's "Discourse to Sigala" in the Sigalovada Sutta states that an employer should care for workers by paying just wages, providing health care, and granting leave time.
Buddhist temples have often served as safe-havens for escaped slaves.
The holistic tradition of mindfulness encourages Buddhist faithful to ask if they benefit from slavery and slave-tainted products, even if they aren't personally involved in trafficking and slavery.
For more information about putting your faith into action, download Resources for Buddhists.
"Brute force, no matter how strongly applied, can never subdue the basic human desire for freedom. Peace can only last where human rights are respected, where the people are fed, and where individual and nations are free." –The Dalai Lama
Baha'i Faith
The Baha'i sacred writings explicitly prohibit slavery, stating: "It is forbidden you to trade in slaves, be they men or women. It is not for him who is himself a servant to buy another of God's servants, and this hath been prohibited in His Holy Tablet."
Baha'u'llah, the prophet-founder of the Baha'i Faith, lived in nineteenth-century Persia and was born into a family that held slaves. In 1839, at age 22, he inherited his father's slaves and freed them. Years later, after founding the Baha'i Faith, he wrote a tablet (formal letter) to Queen Victoria of Britain in which, among other things, he praised her abolition of slavery: "We have been informed that thou hast forbidden the trading in slaves, both men and women. This, verily, is what God hath enjoined in this wondrous Revelation. God hath, truly, destined a reward for thee, because of this."
Every Baha'i is called upon to be "an upholder and defender of the victim of oppression," and the teachings of the Baha'i Faith strongly emphasize the promotion of equality, justice and unity. One passage from the Baha'i writings states: "O Children of Men! Know ye not why We created you all from the same dust? That no one should exalt himself over the other."
For more information on putting faith into action, download Baha'i Resources on Human Trafficking and Modern-Day Slavery.
Why I Free Slaves – Rabbi Debra Orenstein
Face to Face with Slavery – The Movie
Free the Slaves Formula for Freedom
What Does Slavery Look Like Today
Becoming a Slavery-Free Business: Removing Slavery from Supply Chains
MORE YOU CAN DO TO END SLAVERY
Integrate anti-slavery themes into prayers, sermons, study sessions, and other gatherings at your place of worship.
Ask your religious community to raise donations for grassroots groups fighting slavery around the world.
Encourage your community to urge lawmakers to fund efforts to fight human trafficking.
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Voice apps can be invaluable, whether you are business user or just someone who wants to modernise their personal communications set-up. Here are five solutions for Android that are worth considering.
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Skype is one of the companies responsible for bringing VoIP to mainstream attention more than a decade ago, and with Microsoft's backing it has grown and grown. The Android app it offers is good for calls and messages as well as supporting professional productive features that make sharing content simpler.
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Q: Are blasters actually lasers? I've been thinking about this ever since I re-watched Star Wars. It occurred to me that soldiers are shooting what look like lasers, but somehow Jedi and Sith can deflect them with their light sabers. Furthermore, when the blasters are shot, one can see the flight path of the bolt of light. Obviously, they don't use bullets, so they have to be lasers. But if they were lasers, one wouldn't be able to see a 'laser bolt' and a Jedi or Sith couldn't deflect blaster fire.
So what are blasters?

A: As Pureferret notes in his answer to this question,
Blaster bolts are made of plasma, not light. See here.

Blasters are a considerable improvement over the archaic laser design. Instead of a coherent beam of light, the blaster fired a compressed, focused, high-energy particle-beam that is very destructive, commonly referred to as a "bolt". (Star Wars: The Complete Visual Dictionary)

Then as the answers to this question notes,

The 'blade' is a magnetic 'bottle' containing the plasma generated by the lightsaber. It generates a strong electromagnetic field. This means that the blade will have a little resistance to motion when in the presence of ferrous metals (most of the time, in SW). The blade will, therefore, 'bounce' off some metallic substances, even as it melts them. (The duel in ESB has some good examples.) The dense magnetic bottles are certainly the reason the blades 'bind' on each other rather than passing through each other.

Finally, as noted here,

When cutting through dense material, the immense electromagnetic field generated by the arc caused resistance rather than letting solid matter enter and interrupt the arc. This gave the blade a feeling of being solid when immersed in dense material. Rarely, some solid materials could actually pass through the electromagnetic field and short out the arc. Other electromagnetic energy fields and coherent energy were also repelled by lightsabers' arcs. These include most force fields, blaster bolts, and other lightsaber blades. (Wookieepedia: lightsaber)

A: The bolts are far too slow to be lasers (which move in the speed of light). According to Wookieepedia, blasters shoot out bolts of particle energy.

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Stanage Edge Walk
The Stanage Edge Walk takes you through a beautiful valley landscape, which inspired many of Charlotte Bronte's classics, and up onto the iconic Stanage escarpment where you can marvel at the ambitious crag climbers below you. The best place to start this walk is from the historic village of Hathersage.
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Route Description for Stanage Edge Walk
The Stanage Edge Walk starts from the Hathersage village car park. Turn left and follow Oddfellows Road to Main Street. Cross carefully and go straight ahead onto Baulk Lane past the village cricket club and allotments.
From here the lane becomes a gradual uphill track leading you north. Keep left when this track forks and walk towards Brookfield Manor where you will pass through a small gate and onto Birly Road.
At the road turn right, walking past the beautiful Bronte Cottage on your left.
After approximately 200 m, turn left onto a tarmac lane leading to North Lees Hall. This iconic building was the inspiration for Thornfield Manor, the home of Mr. Rochester in Charlotte Bronte's novel Jane Eyre.
The Stanage Edge Walk continues past the hall, where you will come to an information board. Here, you will take a sharp right onto a public footpath. Follow the trod across the farmer's field and into the woodland before climbing up to another minor road. There is a small public toilet facility here.
Once through the small gate, turn left past the public toilets and then right, across the road and onto the bridleway. This trail bears north, leading you toward the Stanage Plantation.
Once through the gate and in the plantation, keep left and take the most obvious track as you ascend to the top of Stanage Edge. You will get some of the best panoramic views of the escarpment from here. On the way, look out for daring boulderers who are out to solve some of the Peaks' trickiest rock wall problems!
At the top, the edge can be windy, so take care. The main route here takes a right turn and you'll follow the edge of the Stanage Escarpment alongside White Path Moss to the Edge's southern trig point (457 m).
Weather dependent, you may wish to add one of two extension loops from this junction:
1) Turn left and walk along the escarpment to the High Neb trig point (458 m) before descending to Buck Stone and then back along the bridleway and up onto the main route. again.
2) Follow the public footpath sign in the direction of Stanage Pole (438 m) where you can take in views of Redmires reservoirs and the City of Sheffield on a clear day. From the pole follow the trod across White Path Moss and back onto the main route.
If you don't feel like a detour, at the trig point, take the diagonal concessionary path to the right. This takes you down off the Stanage Edge and onto Hathersage Road. Turn left and walk along the track on the right-hand side of the road.
After 200 m you will come to a small gate and public footpath to your right along the moor of Callow Bank. This is one of the best places to see ring ouzels, curlews and red grouse. Take another right before you hit the road and follow the grassy track downhill through two sets of gates to the grounds of a farmhouse.
Follow the footpath signs to Hathersage that lead you through the farm grounds and then immediately right through a tiny gate and back onto the moorland. The footpath will take you in a southwest direction to High Lees Manor.
Go past the manor until you see a stone wall to your right. Follow this stone wall on your right until you reach a gate that leads into the woodland. This straightforward wooded footpath leads you downhill all the way to Sheffield Road and from the road back into the centre of Hathersage.
Walking Route Highlights
Stanage Edge is a gritstone escarpment in England's beautiful Peak District National Park. Its name is a contraction of "Stone (or Stane) Edge." Stanage Edge is 3.5 miles long and runs all the way from Sheffield to the High Peak of Derbyshire. The highest point on Stanage Edge is the High Neb, which is 458 metres above sea level. This escarpment was used as a grindstone quarry. The grindstone carving marks on the cliffs are still visible today.
Stanage Edge is a popular walking destination, but itis also one of the most popular locations for climbers, who are drawn to this place for its spectacular rock formations and challenging climbs.
For those who love history, Stanage Edge also offers an opportunity to see the remains of an ancient Roman road. This old paved road stretches along the escarpment all the way from Brough-on-Noe to Templeborough.
Hathersage is a beautiful historic village in the Peak District. This village was first recorded in the Domesday Book in the year 1066, but remains of a settlement have been found which date back to the Roman period.
Hathersage is a popular tourist destination, drawing visitors from all over the UK to its warm, open-air swimming pools, amazing climbing opportunities and beautiful scenery. Every year thousands of ramblers come to the village to wander some of the amazing Hathersage walks.
The village of Hathersage is also associated with some famous historic figures. It is the resting place of Little John, the famous companion of Robin Hood, England's best-known outlaw. You can visit Robin Hood's Cave and Stoop. British author Charlotte Bronte was living in Hathersage when she wrote her famous novel, Jayne Eyre. Hathersage's St. Michael's Church was also in some of the scenes of the Let Sleeping Corpses Lie horror film.
Want to try an easier walk in the Peak District? Check out the Dovedale Walk.
Insider Hints for Stanage Edge Walk
Have you forgotten some gear? Drop into the friendly team at Alpkit by the trailhead. These Peak District enthusiasts will get you kitted out and throw in a coffee to get you back on track.
Pick up some freshly made Scotch Eggs at Coleman's Deli (near the trailhead) and have a picnic with a view when you reach the top of the escarpment.
Robin Hood fan? Take a short detour at the end of the hike to Hathersage Church to see the resting place of Little John.
There are frequent buses from Sheffield, Chesterfield and Bakewell that stop on the Main Street. You can also get the train from Sheffield or Manchester, just turn right out of the station.
Getting to the Stanage Edge Walk Trailhead
The Stanage Edge Walk begins in Hathersage just off the A6187. At the road (B6001) go right down to the village to arrive at the famous George Inn and then turn right onto the main street. There is a car park (Pay and Display) in the centre of the village. Follow the signs to Hathersage Pool Cafe.
Yes, North Lees Campsite.
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Stanage Edge Walk Elevation Graph
Stanage Edge Walk Reviews
Higger Tor Summit Circular Walk
Dennis Knoll Walk
Shatton Moor Circular Walk
Longshaw Estate Burbage Brook Trail
Grindleford to Hathersage Walk
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Owler Tor Walk
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Nidderdale AONB
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In addition to the announcements made in January 2011, Andy has appointed Nick Lemans as Finance Director, UK Retail. Nick will be responsible for Finance across the Retail businesses which include RIAS where he was previously Finance Director, Kwik Fit Insurance Services, Ageas Insurance Solutions and Castle Cover. Nick is a chartered accountant with 16 years experience in the financial services industry with RIAS and Barclays and prior to that worked with PWC and British Aerospace.
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As part of his new UK Retail commercial team, Brendan Devine has also appointed Stevie Sutherland, Stephen Robertson and Tony Way who will report into him.
Stevie Sutherland is the new Director of Insurer Relations, UK Retail responsible for managing insurer relationships across the Retail businesses. Stevie joined Kwik Fit Insurance Services as Business Development Director in May 2009 and prior to that worked with GE Money for 15 years where he was Global Business Development Leader, Motor Finance
Stephen Robertson is the new Director of Pricing, UK Retail and will have oversight for the pricing activity across the Retail businesses. Stephen has had a long career within Kwik Fit, having held a number of positions for the past 13 years and most recently as Pricing Director for Kwik Fit Insurance Services.
Tony Way is the new Director of Aggregator and Products, UK Retail. Previously, Tony was Managing Director of Express Insurance for 3 years and will now lead on relationships with aggregator partners as well as sourcing and developing the product requirements of the Retail businesses.
Commenting on all the new appointments, Andy Watson, Managing Director of Ageas UK Retail said:
"I'm delighted that we have a strong and talented top team in place to support our continuing growth and Nick Lemans is a great addition. Ageas UK Retail goes from strength to strength and the management team is focused on continuing to deliver the results and service to support our clients and partners. It is also indicative of the strength of our people that we have been able to make these appointments from within the wider Ageas UK group."
Brendan Devine, Commercial Director of Ageas UK Retail said:
"This is another step forward in supporting the exciting ambition of our Retail businesses. Stevie, Stephen and Tony have immense experience and drive to help take us to the next level and I'm very much looking forward to working with them in their new roles."


Hair Transplants – Are New Jersey Women Candidates?
Hair loss is often referred to terms of men and male pattern baldness.
Even though it doesn't get as much attention, up to 50% of all women report losing significant hair at some point n their lives. Androgenetic alopecia is commonly known as pattern baldness. It represents a progressive and permanent issue related to genetic and hormonal influences. In New Jersey, hair transplant patients are typically male, but more women are taking advantage of new technology that allows for incredibly natural and effective procedures. Before determining which hair surgery method or non-surgical treatment is right for a woman, it's worthwhile to understand how females experience hair loss.
They don't tend to lose hair the same way that their male counterparts do. Typically, the first sign of thinning is more visible scalp at the crown, or, top of the head. It means they will see a wider part if they split their hair in the middle. As well, hair fallout tends to be diffused for females. Women often notice their hair becomes thinner all over, yet the edges remain more or less in the same place.
Compare this to the classic pattern of male balding which starts with hairline recession, then a crown bald spot forming, and eventually leaves a band or horseshoe of hair at the back and sides only. The hair which remains is typically resistant to DHT which makes it suitable for transplantation because it is likely to stay where it's grafted in.
Two factors that qualify a person for hair surgery include having permanent, progressive alopecia, and sufficient donor hair. Women seek follicle transplant surgery because of visible thinning, typically at the crown. They must first be assessed to determine whether their thinning is permanent. Traction alopecia and other types of temporary hair loss can be brought on by medications, fluctuations in hormones, nutritional deficits such as crash dieting, stress and consistent pulling on the scalp. The good news for many women is, addressing the cause for fallout will gradually allow the hair to grow back in. After discussing health and contributing factors with your physician, the type of hairand its pattern of growth on your scalp will give clues to your surgeon as to whether you have androgenetic alopecia.
The second qualifier is trickier for many females. There must be sufficient density at a donor site to collect hair grafts without leaving obvious gaps or creating bald patches. Men often have dense hair in one place, with balding areas in another. Because the thinning is more even and diffused for women, it can be time-consuming and challenging to harvest hairs from around the head without donor depletion.
There are a few, popular catalysts for women choosing FUE and those include post-facial plastic surgery hair loss and eyebrow restorations. Sometimes, tension or scar placement resulting from facial surgery leaves hairless spots along the scalp which are apparent. As well, many women have sparse or missing eyebrows for a variety of reasons. Tattoo options and makeup do not look as real and natural as growing hair- because they aren't. The modern methods of micro-graft hair transplant allow surgeons to meticulously transfer hairs back to these regions, one or two strands at a time. The effects are impressive and permanent.
If you're a woman considering hair transplant in New Jersey, you're not alone. There are useful, transformative options for you which include FUE, FUT and the effective, non-surgical treatment, PRP for hair. Nova Medical Hair Transplant welcomes you to call and set up your own, private consultation. Learn about the possibilities and take the next step to renewed confidence.


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Thank you for taking the time to visit my firm's website and learn about what we do. It is a pleasure to meet you. The Lauren Murray Law Offices, LLC is dedicated to serving the needs of families in Rockland and beyond. We help you buy or sell your home. We help you build your family through third party assisted reproduction or adoption. As an attorney and mother of two boys, I know time is valuable and in very short supply. I spend my time focusing on preparedness, planning, and good communication because I know that's what my clients need as they are trying to navigate their own busy lives on top of moving into or out of a new home or researching and pursuing alternative means of augmenting their family. I appreciate the opportunity to be your guide through these life changing moments. I hope to have the opportunity to meet you very soon.
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The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has revised its Recommendation 8 on nonprofits to no longer characterise them as being 'particularly vulnerable' to terrorist abuse, and made important changes to the Interpretive Note to this Recommendation. NPOs are now wondering how their countries will react to these revisions and how they can ensure that national implementation is beneficial to nonprofits and in line with FATF's new risk-based approach.
♠Kay Guinane from the Charity & Security Network and Lia van Broekhoven from Human Security Collective moderated the event.
The link to the webinar is here.


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Four researchers at NUI Galway are among the top 1% of the world's most highly cited researchers, it has been revealed.
Professor Henry Curran, Professor Colin O'Dowd, Professor Donal O'Regan and Dr Derek Morris, have all ranked in the top 1% of Clarivate Analytics list of Highly Cited Researchers for 2018.
Approximately 6,000 researchers are named Highly Cited Researchers in 2018 — some 4,000 in specific fields and about 2,000 for Cross-Field performance.
Professor Henry Curran is Director of the Combustion Chemistry Centre at NUI Galway's School of Chemistry and of the Energy Research Centre in the Ryan Institute. His research interest lies in the study of the chemistry of how fuels burn in combustors in order to increase efficiency and reduce emissions for a cleaner world.
Professor Colin O'Dowd is Director of the Centre for Climate and Air Pollution Studies at the Ryan Institute, NUI Galway, and a Professor in the School of Physics, NUI Galway. Through his pioneering work in the field of atmospheric physics, Colin has become internationally renowned as one of the leading scientists in the field of climate change.
Professor Donal O'Regan is a Personal Professor of Mathematics at NUI Galway's School of Mathematics, Statistics and Applied Mathematics and an internationally recognised expert in the field of Nonlinear Analysis. He has written over 1,300 peer-reviewed mathematical articles, making him one of the most prolific authors in the history of mathematics in the world.
Dr Derek Morris is a Principal Investigator in the Neuroimaging and Cognitive Genomics (NICOG) Centre and is Senior Lecturer in Biomedical Science within the School of Natural Sciences at NUI Galway.
His research, which began during his time in TCD (2001-2013), is based on using genetics and genomics to understand the biological basis of schizophrenia and other common psychiatric disorders.
Vice President for Research at NUI Galway, Professor Lokesh Joshi, said: "Professors' Curran, O'Dowd, O'Regan and Dr Morris are outstanding in their fields and have deservedly earned respect and recognition globally for their research. We are proud of our colleagues and the way they reflect the vibrant and impactful research community at our university."
This is the fifth year in a row since 2014 that Professors' Curran and O'Regan have been included in this prestigious list, the fourth year in a row for Professor O'Dowd and the first year for Dr Morris.
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Skinbiotix, supported by OptiBiotix Health plc (AIM: OPTI), is built on ground-breaking discoveries on the human microbiome and its application to develop skin health products. It will help create new product opportunities in large global markets including skincare, Health Care Acquired Infections and wound care.
We realised the commercial potential at quite an early stage and it wasn't long before we were approached with investment offers.
It was remarkably easy as we soon found out that people are looking to invest in this field. However, I'd like to thank Dr Stephen France (former UMIP business manager) – he has been brilliant all the way through. The University has been great with access to industry sponsored UMIP led Proof-of-Principle funding and a pair of hands to help to get the business up and running.
What would you say was the greatest challenge so far?
We are preparing to float on AIM at the moment and it's a whole new language for me to understand. Saying that, I've started to understand investment which is a good thing! Other than that, it has been seamless – I think there will be some problems and challenges as it's all moving so fast but we are looking forward to it.
Yes and interestingly enough, the people that invested found me, not the other way around. We didn't have to go out and look for investment. We had a number of offers but OptiBiotix Health plc were compatible and invested just over £250,000 in Skinbiotix. OptiBiotix was founded four years ago and focuses on investing in new therapies based on the human microbiome. We have since had further funding from them specifically to try and float the company.
It's been brilliant. I live and breathe Skinbiotix but as soon as you create a company, someone else oversees it. You need to make sure it's the right person. The reason I chose to go with Optibiotix is that the Chief Executive is a microbiologist. He understood the technology, we speak the same language and we get on well.
I believe in this technology and have big aspirations which is why I waited for the right people to come along and help me develop it. I want to see a pot of cream on a shelf in a pharmacy that I have helped develop. How are you finding the transition from the academic to the commercial world?
It can be tricky but you learn by osmosis. When someone says something that you don't understand, you just have to ask. I'm naturally not shy and don't mind looking silly when asking questions.
You need the right people around you and the right investment. Naturally academics should be good at this, as running a research group is a bit like running a small business.
There are benefits certainly. When successful innovation occurs, the University benefits through impact and profile.
I've just been appointed as Deputy Associate Dean for Business Engagement. One of the things I want to do is be an academic champion for innovation within the University. We need to show that there is clear career benefit. People can come and talk to me and UMIP at any point. I can help them decipher any language that can be tricky to understand.
My aim is to get this company fully funded after a successful IPO. If it isn't fully funded, we'll need to look for further investment. However, being with an investor that has already created a plc, we stand a good chance of doing well.


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Q: How do Display A Layout With a Variable Number of Items in an Array (PHP) If I give you an array of objects, lets assume there are x number of objects how would you do the following using a grid system (bootstrap, foundation ... doesn't matter):
Loop Over the array and create something that replicates:

No I have been able to create this by doing:
echo "
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    for($i = 0; $i < count($options['fields']); $i++) {

        // Increate the value of I and convert it from 1 to one.
        $numberToWord = new FreyaTheme\NumberToWord\Conversion();
        $wordRepersentation = $numberToWord->convert($i + 1);

        if (isset($options['fields']['logo_image_' . $wordRepersentation])) {
            if ($i <= 2) {
                echo '
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                    echo '';
                echo '
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            } else if ($i <= 6) {
                echo '
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                    echo '';
                echo '
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            } else if ($i <= 9) {
                echo '
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                    echo '';
                echo '
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            }
        }
    }
echo "
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Now this, while a bit messy with the logic here - works for 10 items. Now imagine I give you 800. or 8 or 2 or 1 or ... you get the idea. Regardless of how many items I give you, this pattern, this box layout needs to repeat. I don't care if you give me 6 or 6000 objects.
I can do this with 10, but I don't know how to scale it. Ideas?

A: Well this is one solution. Ofc you have to make it responsive yourself and use css classes instead of inline css:

    <?php
    for($i = 0; $i < 5; ++$i)
    {
    ?>

    <?php
        //output 3
        if ($i%2 == 0)
        {
            for($cell=0;$cell<3;++$cell)
            {
            ?>

                350*150

            <?php
            }
        }
        //output 4
        else
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            {
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ATLANTA, May 4, 2006 – Following the most devastating hurricane season in American history, The Home Depot, the world's largest home improvement retailer, announced today that it is investing $57 million to support rebuilding efforts throughout the Gulf region. Combining capital construction with philanthropic support, this investment will create jobs, drive economic activity, and support local community efforts to rebuild homes and offer hope for the future.
The bulk of the new $57 million commitment will support capital projects in the region. The company will spend more than $13 million to re-open two New Orleans-area stores, in Chalmette and along I-10 in New Orleans, that were completely destroyed. An additional $43 million will support the opening of new The Home Depot stores, including a recently announced site in downtown New Orleans near the Superdome, a new site in East Slidell, LA, and other sites along the Gulf Coast.
Affordable housing development and construction of a new athletic field house in Pass Christian, Miss.
Materials and product for home repairs and supplies for housing volunteers in Biloxi, Miss.
Construction of 20 playgrounds over two years throughout the Gulf region with its national nonprofit partner KaBOOM!, including 10 builds in five days in August 2006 to commemorate the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina.
With these new commitments, The Home Depot adds to earlier investments in the region of more than $10 million in philanthropic support and more than $7 million in capital funding. In total, the company will have invested more than $75 million dollars into the Gulf community and anticipates significant future investments in the region as it scales its business to respond to community rebuilding needs.
The Home Depot has previously committed $7.1 million in capital construction to re-open existing stores and to establish new temporary locations in Gretna, La., and Pass Christian, Miss. The additional $56.3 million commitment described above will increase the company's business investment in the Gulf region to $63.4 million.
The 2005 hurricanes impacted close to 80 Home Depot stores, some of which experienced significant damage. Two stores – I-10 and Chalmette – were completely destroyed and were temporarily re-opened in modified tent formats outside the previous Home Depot locations. Re-opening these stores in full The Home Depot layouts will enable the company to meet the extraordinary needs of homeowners for building materials, tarps, appliances, generators, roofing, flooring and other products as they continue repairing and rebuilding their homes.
As a result of The Home Depot's commitment to sustaining its business operations and responding to community needs in the region, the company has created 1,240 net new jobs as stores re-opened and increased operations to respond to brisk customer demand in the region. The company also offered transfers to other The Home Depot stores for nearly 600 associates who had worked and lived in the Gulf region but relocated following the storm. Additionally, the company projects an additional 230 new full- and part-time associates will be hired in the region over the next 90 days.
Most recently, The Home Depot and KaBOOM! partnered with more than 500 volunteers from the local community and from organizations like Hands On Network, Americorps, and volunteer groups from around the country to build the town's first permanent structure completed after Katrina – a 6,000 square foot playground, surrounded by dozens of newly planted trees and shrubs, picnic tables and benches. This community-led volunteer effort restored the town's beloved War Memorial Park, giving residents hope for the future and pride in the progress they have made to restore the town they love.
Finally, as part of the company's ongoing commitment to help communities mitigate disaster through preparation, The Home Depot is hosting hurricane preparation clinics at stores in the Gulf region throughout the approaching hurricane season. These clinics will teach customers how to protect their homes and families from the impact of hurricanes.
The Home Depot® is the world's largest home improvement specialty retailer, with 2,061 retail stores in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands, 10 Canadian provinces and Mexico. Through its HD SupplySM businesses, The Home Depot is also one of the largest diversified wholesale distributors in the United States, with more than 900 locations in the United States and Canada offering products and services for building, improving and maintaining homes, businesses and municipal infrastructures. In fiscal 2005, The Home Depot had sales of $81.5 billion and earnings of $5.8 billion. The Company employs approximately 355,000 associates and has been recognized by FORTUNE magazine as the No. 1 Most Admired Specialty Retailer and the No. 13 Most Admired Corporation in America for 2006. The Home Depot's stock is traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: HD) and is included in the Dow Jones industrial average and Standard & Poor's 500 index.


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Metcalf, Willard Leroy
Lowell, 1858	- Nueva York, 1925
Works of Willard Leroy Metcalf in the Collection
The Picnic
Courbet, Van Gogh, Monet, Léger. From naturalist…
Museo Carmen Thyssen, Málaga. From October 04, 2013 to April 20, 2014.
Rusiñol. Monet, Gauguin, Sunyer. The landscape in the…
Lleida, Obra social La Caixa. From May 16 to July 28, 2012.
Gerona, Obra social La Caixa. From September 7 to January 6, 2013.
Tarragona, Obra social La Caixa. From February 7 to April 21, 2013.
The Impressionism and their imprint in the Carmen…
Andorra, Sala d'Exposicions del Govern. From December 1, 2000 to January 21, 2001.
From Corot to Monet. The origins of modern painting in…
Valencia, Museo del Siglo XIX. From March 20 to May 28, 2000.
Masterworks from the Carmen Thyssen-Bomemisza Collection
Tokio, Metropolitan Art Museum. 8 August- 4 October 1998.
Takaoka, Museum of Art. 17 October-15 November 1998.
Nagoya, Matsuzakaya Art Museum. 21 November- 8 December 1998.
Sendai, The Miyagi Museum of Art. 23 January- 14 March 1999


Hi Geeta! How many hours you spent to make this? It's really fantastic. all with presentation skills and info too. but it shows a great hard work. simply amazing. :) keep it up!
Very cool presentation. Really useful.
must have done lot of home work for posting this.
WOW!!! What a nice presentation!
WOW! Lots of great info! Thanks so much for sharing, this will be very useful to me when we study the human body again. I'm bookmarking your post.


What's the best way to pause all the action and have a menu pop up that can be controlled with the arrow keys (which are the same keys the player uses to control the character)?
I had it just setting the game's speed to 0, which works for a really simple pause function, but that affects everything, which means no menu.
And if I make a whole new layout for the pause menu that means I have to save the state of the level and then re-load it, and it means I can't have the level in the background of the pause menu.
I believe I have exactly what you need. Hold on for a few moments while I prepare and upload the .cap.
-You can move the 2 frame animated block around the screen with the arrow keys.
-When you press spacebar, the block's animation stops and the arrow keys can no longer move the block around.
-Once paused, the arrow keys will only control the pause menu.
-Press spacebar again to exit back to gameplay.
-There is XBOX 360 control support in there as well.
Note: There is a tiny bug where if you stop on item 2 and exit, then try to pause again, you'll have to tap the pause key (spacebar) twice. This doesn't happen with the 360 controller. It's a minor thing that you'll probably figure out why it's doing that by examining the event codes. I'll look deeper into it when I get a chance.
Note 2: The event code is a beast and there may be simpler ways to do this :-) Just giving you a fair warning.
Wait, my version of Construct Classic is up to date, but when I try to open the .cap it says it's from a newer version of CC.
That's very weird, Mongoose. I'm using 2.0.
Can anyone else whose downloaded it tell us if they've experience this issue?
Mine says it's 1.2 and that's what I got from this site. When it said it was from a newer version, I went and re-downloaded and it was still 1.2.
Is 2.0 listed somewhere else?
So how did you make out with this?
Hey Mr miller jsut curious have you found out how to do this in C2 yet.


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package org.dcm4chex.archive.mbean;

import java.util.Date;

import javax.management.Notification;
import javax.management.NotificationListener;
import javax.management.ObjectName;
import javax.management.timer.TimerNotification;

import org.jboss.system.ServiceMBeanSupport;

/**
 * @author Gunter Zeilinger <gunterze@gmail.com>
 * @version $Id: SchedulerService.java 2986 2006-11-30 01:31:15Z gunterze $
 * @since Oct 3, 2006
 */
public class SchedulerService extends ServiceMBeanSupport {
    public static String DEFAULT_TIMER_NAME = "jboss:service=Timer";

    private ObjectName mTimer;

    private static class NotificationFilter implements
            javax.management.NotificationFilter {

        private static final long serialVersionUID = -2450167711140857405L;

        private Integer mId;

        public NotificationFilter(Integer pId) {
            mId = pId;
        }

        public boolean isNotificationEnabled(Notification notification) {
            if (notification instanceof TimerNotification) {
                TimerNotification lTimerNotification = (TimerNotification) notification;
                return lTimerNotification.getNotificationID().equals(mId);
            }
            return false;
        }
    }

    protected void startService() throws Exception {
        // Create Timer MBean if need be

        mTimer = new ObjectName(DEFAULT_TIMER_NAME);

        if (!server.isRegistered(mTimer)) {
            server.createMBean("javax.management.timer.Timer", mTimer);
        }
        if (!((Boolean) server.getAttribute(mTimer, "Active")).booleanValue()) {
            // Now start the Timer
            server.invoke(mTimer, "start", new Object[] {}, new String[] {});
        }
    }

    public Integer startScheduler(String name, long period,
            NotificationListener listener) {
        if (period <= 0L)
            return null;
        try {
            log.info("Start Scheduler " + name + " with period of " + period
                    + "ms in 1 s.");
            Date now = new Date(System.currentTimeMillis() + 1000);
            Integer id = (Integer) server.invoke(mTimer, "addNotification",
                    new Object[] { "Schedule", "Scheduler Notification", null,
                            now, new Long(period) }, new String[] {
                            String.class.getName(), String.class.getName(),
                            Object.class.getName(), Date.class.getName(),
                            Long.TYPE.getName() });
            server.addNotificationListener(mTimer, listener,
                    new SchedulerService.NotificationFilter(id), null);
            return id;
        } catch (Exception e) {
            log.error("operation failed", e);
        }
        return null;
    }

    public void stopScheduler(String name, Integer id,
            NotificationListener listener) {
        if (id == null)
            return;
        try {
            log.info("Stop Scheduler " + name);
            server.removeNotificationListener(mTimer, listener);
            server.invoke(mTimer, "removeNotification", new Object[] { id },
                    new String[] { Integer.class.getName() });
        } catch (Exception e) {
            log.error("operation failed", e);
        }
    }
}

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Having just turned the corner to winter we are still waiting for the cool weather slowdown to start. The days are getting shorter and completing the work when it doesn't get light til 7am is a still bit of a problem. The lack of light is offset to some degree by the overcast conditions, and a bit of moisture in the air is perfect for window cleaning. It enables the windows to stay wetter for longer and improves our productivity. We get some funny looks when we are window cleaning in the rain but the fact is we are still removing the dirt and cleaning the glass and frames. Most of the dirt comes from the wind anyway and with all the rain about at the moment dust is not a problem.
Anyway, I know that winter is may not be the most popular time to get your windows done, but you will probably get them booked in a lot quicker now than you will in summer.


Matthew Cory Powell, a custodial supervisor, special events bus driver and night watchman at Graves County Central Elementary School in Mayfield, Kentucky has been named the 2019 National Education Association's Education Support Professional (ESP) of the Year. Powell received the honor on March 23rd at the NEA ESP Conference in Las Vegas.
For the past 11 years, Powell has served in various roles in public education. He started as a special education paraeducator in the school system that he attended as a student. After receiving his BA in Educational Studies he was hired as a custodial supervisor, responsible for the planning and management of the school's custodial team, grounds keeping, maintenance and related safety and security activities. In addition to his work as a custodial supervisor, Powell is also the school's night watchman and fills in as a bus driver when the district is in need of substitute drivers.
As a local, state and national ESP advocate, Powell was selected as the 2019 Kentucky ESP of the Year. He serves on the NEA board of directors, KEA board of directors, and numerous committees and taskforces. He was involved in the creation of the NEA ESP Professional Growth Continuum (PGC), which provides education support professionals with pathways for professional learning at every stage of their careers. Powell is one of Kentucky's top political activists and spends time lobbying for education issues. A passionate advocate for students and educators, he recently filed a lawsuit against a forced municipal city annexation, which would result in a loss of revenue for students and a loss of school support staff in his school district. The case will be heard by the Kentucky Supreme Court.
As 2019 ESP of the Year, Powell will represent NEA and education support professionals at national education conferences, media events and other community occasions. He also will deliver a speech this summer at the NEA Representative Assembly in Houston.
More than 900 education support professionals and other educators attended NEA's 28th annual three-day ESP Conference. The conference is the premier professional development gathering for education support professionals across the nation, providing hands-on workshops to foster career growth and opportunities to explore social justice, leadership development, and all issues related to the work ESPs do to keep students healthy, safe, engaged and challenged.
The nation's public schools employ more than 2 million school support staff, comprising one-third of all public school employees. More than 75 percent of education support professionals live, shop and vote in the communities in which they work. For more information on education support professionals, visit: www.nea.org/ESP. Follow @NEArESPect on Twitter for the latest news.


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Southgate Road, Sherbourne Street, Islington, N1 3JR
Rosemary Gardens boasts top quality outdoor tennis courts that are perfect for tennis fans in and around North London. It caters for beginners, intermediates and expert tennis players in equal measure. This facility has hard macadam tennis courts and these are looked after impeccably to ensure there are no untoward bounces during a crucial point. The tennis courts at Rosemary Gardens are well kept with the lines and markings clearly visible. Tennis is a great sport as it caters for various formats. Singles is the most popular, but if you have four players keen for a knockabout then doubles is a thrilling game to play.
You have to be a member to make use of the facilities at this facility. This means the facility is unfortunately not available to book on a one-off basis. The facility offers various membership options, so please contact the venue if you are interested in becoming a member.
If a one-off game isn't enough, then why not take advantage of the block booking option at Rosemary Gardens? Block bookings are a great way to guarantee a weekly game and socialise with your friends. It also takes the hassle out of paying before each game and collecting money from teammates as there is a one-time payment.
The closest station when travelling is Haggerston. The facility is located a short walk from here - for more details on how to access the facility please contact the venue.
Rosemary Gardens boasts top quality outdoor tennis courts that are perfect for tennis fans in and around North London. It caters for beginners, intermediates and expert tennis players in equal measure. This facility has hard macadam tennis courts and these are looked after impeccably to ensure there are no untoward bounces during a crucial point. The tennis courts at Rosemary Gardens are well kept with the lines and markings clearly visible. Tennis is a great sport as it caters for various...
Southgate Road
Sherbourne Street
N1 3JR
Aske Gardens
Pitfield Street, Hackney, N1 6BY
Old Street - Hoxton
Haggerston Park
Haggerston Park Tennis Courts, Bridport Place / Yorkton Street, E2 8NH
Hoxton (Overground)
Baalbec Road, Highbury, N5 1QN
Golden Lane Leisure Centre
Golden Lane Leisure Centre, Golden Lane Estate, Fann Street, EC1Y 0SH


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Winter is Coming, the first snowfall in Bosnia
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As the days get shorter and the nights get colder, the residents of Bosnia's most beautiful region prepare for winter in the mountains. But for the thousands of refugees in the area, the freezing nights are an added peril to those they already face.
The region of Una Sana Canton, next to the border with Croatia, has become the unhappy home for thousands of refugees and migrants who remain trapped between war-torn homelands and the walls of the European Union. The more fortunate few reside in official camps, funded by the EU and administered by the International Organization of Migrants (IOM) — a related organisation of the United Nations. The camps range from isolated Sedra Camp where rooms are crowded and insects are found in the food, to Lipa Camp — 30 kilometres from the city of Bihać and with an intended capacity of 1000 people, tents with row upon row of bunkbeds fill all available space. It was already more than full to capacity when the buses arrived with the evicted residents of Bira Camp. Close to the city, there had been local opposition to this camp for some time, but it was with little warning to staff or police that the remaining residents, including unaccompanied minors and other vulnerable people, were bused to Lipa.
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STABLE NOTES BY ED GOLDEN SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2019
'PARADISE' NOT LOST, RETURNS FOR SHIRREFFS
FIRSTS ALL AROUND AT SANTA ANITA SATURDAY
SINGLE TICKET JACKPOT IS STILL UP FOR GRABS
PARADISE WOODS DEBUTS FOR SHIRREFFS IN SANTA MONICA
Multiple Grade I winner Paradise Woods is scheduled to make her first start under the direction of trainer John Shirreffs in this Saturday's Grade II Santa Monica Stakes for older fillies and mares at seven furlongs.
It would mark the first race in seven months for the five-year-old daughter of Union Rags formerly trained by Richard Mandella.
"She's been breezing very nicely," Shirreffs said, alluding to two of her most recent drills being the fastest of the day at the distance of six furlongs, a 1:11.60 move from the gate on Jan. 26 followed by a 1:10.80 recorded on Friday.
"I'm just hoping for good weather," added Shirreffs, who has had Paradise Woods in his care since December. Joel Rosario, who has expressed keen satisfaction working her, rides her for the first time competitively.
Flavien Prat, who had ridden Paradise Woods in all of her previous 11 races, will be at Laurel Park Saturday to ride Spiced Perfection for Peter Miller in the Barbara Fritchie Stakes.
"Getting a horse like Paradise Woods certainly picks your head up a little bit," Shirreffs said, laughing. "It puts a little bounce in your step. At the barn she's very well behaved, but like a lot of good race horses, when they see the track, they take it up a notch."
As the trainer of super mare Zenyatta, John Shirreffs would know.
Working on a fast main track Sunday for possible Santa Monica starts were a trio of Bob Baffert runners–Dream Tree, Emboldened and Marley's Freedom. The latter two went five furlongs in company and were clocked in identical bullet times of 58.80. Dream Tree, working solo, also received a bullet for a six furlong move in 1:11.60.
Multi-cultural firsts were the order of the day Saturday at Santa Anita. Posting their first victories at The Great Race Place were jockeys Andrea Atzeni, Jean Diaz Jr. and Shane Foley.
The 27-year-old Atzeni, a native of the Mediterranean island Sardinia, won the Grade III Thunder Road Stakes for trainer Simon Callaghan on True Valour at a $25 win payoff; 18-year-old apprentice Diaz from Puerto Rico took the sixth race aboard Hero For Hire ($26) trained by Jeff Bonde; and the 30-year-old Foley, a native of Ireland, posted a $34.40 upset with John Sadler trainee Platinum Warrior in the Grade III San Marcos Stakes.
"It felt so good to win here, especially this soon," said Diaz, whose father, 41-year-old Puerto Rican riding great Juan, and mother, Amarilis, were on hand to see Jean record his landmark triumph on only his third mount here.
"They both took the redeye back to Puerto Rico last night," said Jean (pronounced John). "My father rides in six races at Hipodromo Camarero Race Track there today."
Saturday was a first for Callaghan as well. In addition to True Valour, the native of England who turns 39 on March 7, also saddled odds-on favorite Bellafina to win the Grade II Las Virgenes Stakes. "That's the first time I won two stakes on the same day," Callaghan said.
SANTA ANITA'S 20 CENT SINGLE TICKET JACKPOT REMAINS UNSOLVED
With just one exception, double digit payoffs were the order of the day Saturday in Santa Anita's popular 20 cent Single Ticket Pick Six Jackpot, with the result being there were two consolation tickets with six winners, each worth $56,382.
As has been the case now for three consecutive days, there were three "live" horses in the 11th and final race, but all three, #8 Lucky Lately (8-1), #1 Lucky Stepper (33-1) and #4 Tip Top Gal (64-1) fell far short, finishing fourth, ninth and 12th, respectively.
With $211,098 in "new" money wagered, Saturday's total Jackpot pool was $275,617, which has helped to create a Rainbow Pick Six carryover into Sunday of $112,846.50.
Approximate post time for race four, the beginning of the Rainbow Six, is 2:02 p.m. PT.
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Methodists leading charge against death penalty
United Methodist churches in the Great Plains Conference are leading the way in efforts against the death penalty in Kansas and Nebraska.
"We're really feeling like this is the year we're going to get it through," said Kalaba Chali, mercy and justice coordinator for the conference.
Legislatures in the two states are in various stages of laws regarding capital punishment.
In Kansas, repeal of the state's capital punishment statute is being pitched as a way of alleviating the state's growing budget problems.
In Nebraska, the unicameral adopted a bill in May 2015 replacing the death penalty with life imprisonment without parole, but a group petitioned the issue to be put on the ballot statewide this fall.
"Right now in Nebraska, the focus is on this referendum that will be on the November ballot," said Stephen Griffith, a retired United Methodist pastor and executive director of Nebraskans for Alternatives to the Death Penalty.
In the 35-year history of NADP, Griffith said, the focus had been on rallying state senators to appeal the death penalty.
"We accomplished that," Griffith said. "Now the focus shifts. It's not a legislative effort but a statewide voter campaign."
Griffith said his group faces an uphill battle, but one that can be won.
"The death penalty proponents have large resources of funds available and they're going to be very active," he said. "We, on the other hand, not only NADP but others in our coalition, are trying to retain the action of the legislature. We're actively fundraising and educating with churches and civic organizations to inform people about the death penalty and inform them about what the ballot question is."
The NADP, Griffith said, is preparing a four-page discussion guide that will be available to Nebraska congregations.
"The involvement, the activism of individuals and congregations and groups is going to be really, really crucial," he said. "People need to have conversations with their friends and neighbors and coworkers and congregations. That's the way we're going to share the stories."
The NADP and Great Plains Mercy and Justice team is hosting a workshop from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, March 19, at First United Methodist Church in Lincoln to discuss engaging congregations and communities. Registration for the free workshop is online.
The effort in Kansas, Chali said, received a boost with the Feb. 20 appearance of Bryan Stevenson, founder of the Equal Justice Initiative and professor at the New York School of Law.
"So many people in Kansas have read his book and they really connect with his ideals of forgiveness and fair justice and restoration," Chali said.
Stevenson's presentation was on connection with the Kansas Coalition Against the Death Penalty, which had been trying to schedule the nationally known expert in the state for nine months.
"We've got a lot more push, we have a lot more people involved and Bryan coming gave us (a boost)," Chali said.
Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback, Chali said, has been given a signed copy of Stevenson's book about the death penalty and has promised to read it over his vacation.
"A person with the respect of Bryan, with his framework of the Christian view, helps that cause even in a tough year like an election year here," Chali said.
Chali said he is optimistic that death penalty prohibition will become law in Kansas.
"It's a battle that you keep building momentum," he said. "We feel at this point there is hope."
The conference and Kansas Coalition both want life sentences without parole in place of the death penalty, he said.
"We're not saying 'Let loose every person who has committed crimes.' What we're saying is keep them in jail and give them an opportunity to receive salvation," Chali said. "That's a different message than, 'an eye for an eye' or 'If you kill you need to be killed.'"
"It's a Christian value to allow everybody an opportunity for redemption," he added. "Jesus Christ is giving salvation not just to those who go to church every day but everyone."
Great Plains Bishop Scott J. Jones has testified against the death penalty in both states.
"A lot of people know Bishop Jones and have a lot of respect for him," Chali said. "It has been a great help for the bishop to issue statements and go to the legislators in Kansas and Nebraska and make a case from a Christian standpoint."
Contact David Burke, communications coordinator, via email at dburke@greatplainsumc.org.


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En la soledad es el título del sexto álbum de estudio grabado por el intérprete mexicano Emmanuel. Fue lanzado al mercado bajo el sello discográfico RCA Víctor en 1983. El álbum fue grabado en Italia; aunque mezclado y masterizado en México.

Con este disco continua su aventura en busca de la conquista de nuevos mercados por consiguiente, su internacionalización.

Con este y con el siguiente álbum Emmanuel (1984) le servirían como llave de entrada y carta de presentación, para la conquista de Europa, con los cuales y por mencionar un claro ejemplo, logra actuar por vez primera en España.

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Créditos
 Emmanuel - voz, (México)
 Flaviano Cuffari - batería, (Italia)
 Luciano Cicaglione - guitarra eléctrica, (Italia)
 Giorgio Cocilovo - guitarra eléctrica, (Italia)
 Paola Dunna Ruma e Mino Fabiano - bajo, (Italia)
 Walter Savelli - teclados, (Italia)
 Ray Morris - guitarra eléctrica y guitarra acústica, (Inglaterra)
 Óscar Rocchi - teclados, (Italia)
 Ricardo Toral - teclados y sintetizadores, (México)
 Julio Vera - percusión, (México)
 Adolfo Diaz Rincón - saxofón, (México)

Álbumes de 1983
Álbumes de México de 1983
Álbumes de RCA Records
Álbumes de Ariola Records
Álbumes de Emmanuel
Álbumes en español
Álbumes de balada romántica

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The availability of water is critical when planning for a new or expanded greenhouse facility. Some growers have had to abandon plans or move to a different site because adequate water was not available.
Also affecting the water supply is drought conditions is some areas of the U.S., especially in the Southeast this past year. Restrictions and water laws can also have an impact on production facilities as well as the use of plants by homeowners.
Water usage is affected by many variables. Most important of these is the level of solar radiation within the greenhouse. This varies from a low level during the winter months to two to three times as much during the summer. The design for the water supply has to be made for the peak use time of the year.
The level of radiation that reaches the plants is reduced by 10% to 40% due to the glazing and the structural members in the greenhouse. This reduces the transpiration.
Adding shading outside or inside will reduce the radiation level on the plants. Depending on the level of shade, this will reduce evapotranspiration and therefore water needs.
An ventilation and HAF systems increase the rate of evapotransporation. Depending on location and nearby greenhouses or other buildings, sidewall vents and open-roof designs can also have an influence. A 5 miles/hour breeze can increase evapotranspiration by 20%.
Seedlings or small potted plants require less water than a full-grown tomato or cucumber crop. A large root mass or heavy leaf canopy will increase water needs.
Only 20% of the irrigation water applied with an overhead sprinkler system may reach the soil in a potted plant crop with heavy foliage. On the other hand, all the water applied with an in-pot drip system gets to the soil. Uniformity of watering is usually best with a boom system. Ebb and flood systems, flooded floors and hydroponics conserve water by recycling and reusing the excess water.
The recommendation that at least 10% of the water applied be allowed to leach out to remove excess fertilizer salts increases water usage. Often leaching accounts for a much higher percentage and can increase water needs significantly. The type of growing mix used also affects the amount of water holding capacity and therefore the frequency of watering.
In addition to plant requirements, water is needed for pesticide application, evaporative cooling, growing media preparation and clean-up. These should be estimated when designing the system.
Municipal system water and deep wells generally provide the best water source for greenhouse operations. Chemical treatment of the water may be required when pollutants, such as iron, sodium, dissolved calcium and magnesium or bicarbonates are present. Surface water such as ponds and streams may have more particulate matter, such as, suspended soil particles, leaves, algae or weeds that needs to be filtered out. A sample of a potential water supply should be sent to an irrigation water testing laboratory to get an analysis.
All states have regulations related to water diversion and discharges. Many have restrictions that are put into place when a drought occurs. A permit may be required when water usage exceeds a specified level. For example, in Connecticut, using 50,000 gallons or a day from any source triggers whether you have apply for a diversion permit.
Getting a permit is quite involved and takes considerable time and costs significant money. An in depth application document that may cost $50,000 in consultant fees and take a year or more to process is not uncommon. Accurate records of present water usage, the impact of the diversion on the area and the creative use of recycling are important. Complying the regulations can be an unpleasant experience that you may have to go through.
Water supplies can be extended by several methods. Most common is adapting low usage irrigation methods as described above. Zoning, applying the water to one area or section of plants at a time, will allow a low flow water source to irrigate a larger number of plants. Zones can be sized to utilize the flow from a well or municipal source so that irrigation takes place all day long.
From a conservation standpoint, keeping the piping system in good repair is important. A leak of one drop per second amounts to over 113 gallons per month.
Water is an important component of plant growth. Planning for its supply and use can help to insure that adequate quantities are available to meet plant needs.


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Q: Using JavaScript to change CSS properties of SVG circles for all circles that was not clicked I now contain a list that contains several li and each li contain a circle I would like a way to efficiently and not hardcode a way to change the class of each circle that was not clicked to disabled and for the circle that was clicked to active.
How can I efficiently, by looping and not hard coding programatically do this using JS?

     <svg>
         <circle ...> </circle>
          Text
     </svg>

    --> repeated several more times

If I click on a circle, how do I efficiently change the class of the circle being clicked to active and all of the circle not clicked to disabled and also the span inside the svg to be visible or not?

A: Probably you don't need to set 'disabled' (as in sippet below).
let circles = [...document.querySelectorAll('circle')];

circles.forEach(c => c.onclick = e=> {
  circles.forEach(cc=> cc.classList.remove('active'));
  e.target.classList.add('active');
});

let circles = [...document.querySelectorAll('circle')];

circles.forEach(c => c.onclick = e=> {
  circles.forEach(cc=> cc.classList.remove('active'));
  e.target.classList.add('active');
});
svg { height: 50px; width: 50px; }
.circ {
  stroke: black;
  stroke-width: 3;
  fill: gray;
  cursor: pointer;
}

.active { fill: red; }

     <svg>
         <circle cx="25" cy="25" r="20" class="circ active"  />
          Text
     </svg>

     <svg>
         <circle cx="25" cy="25" r="20" class="circ"  />
          Text
     </svg>

     <svg>
         <circle cx="25" cy="25" r="20" class="circ"  />
          Text
     </svg>

A: You need to use text to have texts in an SVG. Try the below code.

let circles = document.querySelectorAll('g');

circles.forEach(g => {
  let text = g.querySelector('text');
  text.classList.add('hide');
  let circle = g.querySelector('circle');
  circle.classList.add('disabled');
  circle.onclick = function(e) {
    this.classList.remove('disabled');
    this.classList.add('active');
    text.classList.remove('hide');
  }
})
.active {
  fill: green;
}

.disabled {
  fill: grey;
}

li {
  list-style: none;
}

.hide {
  display: none;
}

    <svg height="100" width="100">
     <g>
      <circle cx="50" cy="50" r="40" stroke="black" stroke-width="3" fill="red" />
      <text x="25" y="100" fill="red">Circle 1</text>
     </g>
    </svg>

    <svg height="100" width="100">
     <g>
      <circle cx="50" cy="50" r="40" stroke="black" stroke-width="3" fill="red" />
      <text x="25" y="100" fill="red">Circle 2</text>
     </g>
    </svg>

A: Using Jquery
First give to each circle id like that

         <svg>
             <circle id="Circle1"> </circle>
             Text
         </svg>

        <svg>
            <circle id="Circle2"> </circle>
             Text
        </svg>

        <svg>
            <circle id="Circle3"> </circle>
             Text
        </svg>

On Clicking any add class Active
    for(i=0;i<3;i++){
        $("#Circle"+i).click(function(){
            $(this).addClass("active");
        });
    }

Function to check if class is found and add disabled class if not
   function Check(){
        for(i=0;i<3;i++){
          if(!$("#Circle"+i).hasClass("active")){
            $(this).addClass("disabled");
          }
        }
    }

A: you can do it with plain Javascript (like the other answers before), or you may use jQuery. In my opinion easier to toggle classes.
$("svg").on("click", function () {
        // reset all svg classes:
        $("svg").addClass("disabled").removeClass("active");
        // set for the clicked svg:
        $(this).removeClass("disabled").addClass("active");
    });

see: jQuery .on() jQuery .addClass()