from me to find out that capitalism is important.
we know it today, really takes off.
the ages, and modern capitalism?
and capitalism gets a lot more modern.
Let's talk a little bit first about what I mean by add money, modern money.
In the traditional era, let's say even in 1850: what's money?
Coins often of things like both gold and Silver, both in wide circulation.
issued by lots of people.
All kinds of different states and even companies sometimes could issue money.
and find that people were still using Spanish coins as money.
the 1870s is that money is getting standardized.
of it with a lot less friction and transaction cost.
development: the rise of the gold standard.
In East Asia, for example, in China, silver was the dominant coin of the realm.
international monetary standard in the 1870s.
exchange, had been used by the British and the French.
But in the early 1870s, they're joined in this by the Germans.
on the gold standard. How do they do that?
War, they force the French to give them lots and lots of gold as reparations.
They use that gold in order to create a money in Germany backed by gold.
A lot of it from the French.
and they unify all their Greenback, all their paper money, behind gold backing.
gold basis for their currency, it becomes dominant.
of gold, which creates an enormous stability in the value of the money.
how much a British pound is worth in US dollars stays fixed.
years could pass and it would still be $5.86 for one pound.
transactions become enormously simplified across borders.
you can do this then in a much more commoditized way.
can occur on a much larger scale. And it does.
early 1900s becomes a golden age for international finance.
to build railways but all kinds of foreign investments.
railways in India, on and on. But not only investment, also loans.
Banking on a vastly larger scale.
that still means something on Wall Street in the United States.
This is his great age on both sides of the Atlantic.
in the new cities, so municipal bonds, etc, etc.
Think too about the insurance industry that goes with that.
development in the second half of the 19th century and the first years of the 20th.
There's some real trade-offs in having this hard money.
the world has to do with how much gold we happen to dig out of the ground.
But there was, in effect, a limited amount of money around the world.
of limited by how much money was in circulation.
developed world in the early 1890s: 1893, 1894.
money to buy your tractor, but your wheat prices are going down, down and down.
but the note on your loan hasn't changed at all.
So as a farmer, you want to put more money in circulation.
for example, to be a basis for money.
States, especially in the decisive election of 1896.
and farmers were being crucified on a cross of gold.
his Bryan cross of gold, his crown of thorns, and all the rest.
undermine the value of property, which is founded on good, sound gold.
Brian loses the 1896 election.
William McKinley, wins that election and the next one.
American cartoonist, the survival of the fittest.
Gold has beaten silver; it retains its dominance.
lots more gold is discovered and is being dug out of the ground.
finds in South Africa in an area called the Witwatersrand.
at the bottom is the inscription in English.
lots and lots of gold by the mid-1890s.
in Canada as well as in the American territory of Alaska.
are swarming to see if they can pan out some of these riches.
1870s and 1880s for agriculture, turns into another boom period.
Lots more money in circulation.
enables all sorts of investments and credit to be made available.
and with it the Second Industrial Revolution.
That's accompanied, then, by an enormous growth of world trade.
Between about 1890 and 1914, world trade quadruples.
Think about those rubber tires on the bicycles.
Think about those tires on the Model T, more rubber.
Think about tin. We've discovered electric light bulbs.
out will hold that electric current and make it glow.
Where do I get tungsten?
on and on it goes. The demand for commodities is enormous.
As people flow into cities, they're not eating the food that's on their farm.
They're eating food that's being industrially produced.
Think about how food gets produced and sold in cities then.
Well, gosh, you need a can of soup.
Then I need to create an industry that makes cans.
What about the goods I want to ship? I want to ship them in a box.
Oh, we need to make boxes, like of corrugated paper.
You begin to think through, hmm, where does the stuff to make boxes come from?
produce a particular kind of box, and so on.
demand for commodities being traded from all over the world.
one of the wealthiest places in the whole world in the early 20th century.
Buenos Aires as glittering as many cities in Europe.
of tropical plantations to produce things like rubber, for example.
tapping trees in order to get latex out of them.
It's possible, frankly, because the seas are safe.
then you think of nothing else but your loss of it.
World trade can grow because world trade is safe.
Ships can mostly cruise the seas.
They don't have to worry too much about pirates.
They don't have to worry about raiding vessels from a warring nation.
And the seas are safe, in part, as an aspect of the Pax Britannica we talked about.
the 100 years from 1815 to 1914. But the seas are pretty peaceful.
And transiting those safe seas are much larger vessels.
stage in the Transport Revolution that I've talked about before.
vessel of say, the mid-1870s, this particular cargo vessel is Australian.
still sails there, just in case the steam engine isn't working.
This has a displacement of something like 600, 700 tons.
Here's a photograph of a pretty commonplace freighter.
This actually originated as a German cargo ship built in about 1900.
There's actually nothing especially unusual about it.
It has a much more powerful steam engine.
You see that these masts are no longer used for sails.
The steam engine's quite reliable.
help support things to lift cargo out of the holds.
This relatively commonplace freighter has a displacement of about 10,000 tons.
20 years later, that's 10,000 tons displacement.
That's a qualitative jump in the capacity to trade.
than the free trade nation herself, Great Britain.
only major powers that's still standing four square for free trade.
the world, it wants the freedom to trade everywhere.
and it expects that other nations might have them too.
Though it's kind of glad the British don't.
The Germans also have significant tariff barriers.
a major source of income to their national governments, to their nation states.
In Britain itself, free trade becomes intensely controversial.
are arguing that: you know what, you know what we should do?
empire get a protected price, and it makes our empire stronger.
imperial system is a politician named Joseph Chamberlain.
In this cartoon, that's Chamberlain there with the monocle.
by the agricultural producers in Africa. Who's opposing these protections?
man is going to pay higher prices for his consumer products.
the figure of the American Uncle Sam, the Germans, and the French.
will have the strongest and most expansive empire.
The competition also between the imperial have-nots and the imperial haves.
So, in talking about modern capitalism, I've talked about modern money.
I've talked about the growth of world trade.
Now I want to talk about the building of an industrial society.
It starts off with corporations.
We're used to the world of corporations now.
But this is a pretty modern development.
take off in the 1870s and 1880s.
And by the 1890s, it's becoming this really powerful thing.
I mean, what's a corporation really?
if I go bankrupt, I owe them money. My house, all my property is up.
just created a third party entity in which people can invest.
simply held by the corporation that goes bankrupt.
In other words, it has limited liability.
the corporation, but that's all I have to lose.
by the people who put money into it, the shareholders.
again, such a common place we take it for granted.
society, and a part of society about which people are getting a lot more fearful.
authors start using a metaphor of the octopus to describe them.
Here are some contemporary illustrations. This for example is the Traction Monster.
as people thought of it in say 1900. So you've got monopolies.
You've got a subway franchise.
monopolies, with the electric trust to get the electricity to run the trains.
Or then there's the octopus that's taken control of the new oil industry.
Here's the picture of the corporate octopus, called a trust, of Standard Oil.
now reaching out towards the White House itself.
the way ordinary people live.
going to work in trolley cars.
whole classes of people that didn't exist before.
You need people to manage these complex enterprises.
complex enterprises. What do I mean?
to build an oil refinery. Mining engineers, for example.
between about 1890 and 1920 than the figure of the engineer.
1930, is Herbert Hoover, who made his name as a mining engineer.
You also need more lawyers.
it's right in this period.
help take care of people in the cities and use some of the new medical technology.
over the place. You need bankers, many more bankers.
Insurance company executives, and on, and on, and on it goes.
And all of them come together in the office.
a large extent the creation of this period in history.
around the turn of the century.
Probably the men may be working behind those windows there to the right.
Here are all the women out typing.
The invention of the typewriter. A machine to do writing.
imprint copies by laying carbon paper between two sheets of paper.
the century, is now becoming a huge feature of everyday life.
more at the center of the issues of public life.
about that are being produced by the Ford Motor Company in around 1910.
individual craft-work, but could be put together rapidly and cheaply.
the year 1800, if you wanted just to make a wheel.
A wheel out of wood.
a wheel involves a good deal of craftsmanship.
so much the work of a craftsman in wood anymore.
increasingly feeling like they too need to organize.
workers need to organize in institutions that will have similar power.
These used to be unions of people in crafts.
Almost in common trades or guilds.
Increasingly they're becoming unions of industrial workers.
Revolution, including clashes between labor and management.
crisscrossing the country in the early 1890s.
gesture for his workers, giving them a place to live.
That benevolence is palling for his workers by the early 1890s.
They're going out on strike.
The government has been called in.
depicted on the foreground of the photograph.
called out that are actually firing on the workers.
changing the whole lives of these communities.
a little bit about how the nature of human society itself is changing.


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Next roll out each piece of dough into long strips. I wanted to make pretzels. So take the piece, fold it in half and twist it twice. Next bring the two ends up to form a pretzel and pinch the dough so that it would stick.
At this point you don't need to let your dough to rise, it did already when you were making the pizza. Shape some bagels if you want and move to the next step.
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Just downloaded SS6Pro for OSX. Nothing shows up in the in-app purchases window. Anyone else experience this?
It looks like our in app purchases were never approved for sale. Unfortunately, we need to submit a new version of the app (6.0.2) to have them approved. We do plan to do that next week sometime. Until then you will just have to do without the extra stars and galaxies. Sorry.
Still nothing showing available in In-App Purchases for v6.0.2.
Are you on Plus or Pro? I have had other customers says it is working for them with Pro. Plus does not have any in-app purchases.
And you do have internet access at the time the app was started? It needs to check in with Apple to see what purchases are available.
As I said, I have other customers that have successfully purchased and installed the extension databases so I know Apple is serving them. We just need to find out why you are not seeing them.
Yes I have Internet access and I have the latest Mac OS (10.13.4). I even restarted SS and no change.
Never mind. OK, I found it. I had to open the App Store first to see the In-app purchases.
Really?? You had to go to the iOS App Store before the purchases would show up in SkySafari? That is very strange. When you went to the App Store did you have to log in? Perhaps it wasn't showing them if you weren't properly logged into the Store.
Anyway, I'm glad to hear you found the solution.
No. I only have to log in with my Apple ID if I actually purchase something. Normally I can go to the store, check for updates, and get any updates for OS or Mac software or any apps which I have already purchased.
OK, I don't know why that made it start working, but I'll remember it for anyone else in that situation.
I'm seeing nothing in the In-App Purchases panel either. Is there supposed to be a list of items available for purchase displayed there?
I tried it both with and without launching the App Store.
The Help section for In-App Purchases is also lacking any useful information concerning how to make an in app purchase.
SkySafari Pro 6.0.2, Mac OS 10.11.6.
I'm really not sure what is happening here. This is the first time we've tried doing in-app purchases on Mac. The technology doesn't seem as polished as on iOS.
Thanks for pointing out that the Help doesn't have a section on In-App Purchases. If it was working correctly, it should be obvious. There are items for purchase on the screen and you click on them to buy. Just like buying in the App Store.
Yes, Internet access is always on, since this is my desktop Mac, hardwired to my router.
I tried clicking on "Restore Purchases", even though I haven't made any, and an App Store log in window appeared. I logged in, but nothing happened, no items for purchase appeared. I've tried this both with and without the App Store app open in the background.
Every time I relaunch SkySafari and click the "Restore Purchases" button, the App Store log in window appears, whether or not I have the App Store app running. So unlike Jd 2 Astro I'm not seeing any connection between SkySafari and the App Store app.
Can you post an image of how the In-App Purchases window is supposed to look before any purchases are made, so that I know what I'm supposed to be seeing?
You should be seeing something like the attached picture. Since I've already purchased the items, it is hard to show your the un-purchased look. The only real difference is that instead of saying "Installed" it has the purchase price.
I am still trying to figure out why some folks are having an issue and other aren't.
After doing nothing on my computer associated with SkySafari or the App Store since yesterday, I just launched SkySafari today and see that the in-app purchases are now showing.
It is a mystery. Glad it is working now.
By any chance is this process involved in the link between SkySafari and the App Store? Might the problem lie there and possibly be an Apple bug?
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Also not working for me. Doesn't matter if I first launch the Mac App Store application or not. It's logged in, and I even selected "View my account" to be sure, etc. Selecting "Restore Purchases" also has no effect. The list always remains blank.
This is on SkySafari 6.0.2 Pro, macOS 10.13.4, for the US Mac App Store.
I checked the SkySafari/store/commerce/etc logs with Console, but didn't find any errors that might be related in there.
Incidentally, I have the original complete UCAC5 catalog already on my machine. Would it be possible to add an advanced preference (defaults write) so I can point SkySafari to that catalog and there would be no need to have multiple copies of the UCAC5 catalog?
No, you cannot add the catalog yourself. It needs to be in a specific format for consumption by SkySafari.
Still working on the in-app purchases.
Open the Console.app application. This is usually in your Applications/Utilities folder.
In the Devices section on the left, choose your Mac if it is not already selected.
In the Search field in the upper right, enter "StoreKit:" (without the quotes) and type Return to start filtering on that text.
Please let me know if you see these.
If nothing more, it may be useful as an additional data point.
Hopefully others who still have the problem are following the thread and will post their results too.
This is only really useful to me if you are having problems with in-app purchase. If after you start the app, you see the purchases, then this is expected. If you didn't see the purchases but got that in the console, then that is very useful information.
I just rebooted my Mac. Now I have no in-app purchases again.
I repeated the console procedure and this time no occurrences of StoreKit: occur.
OK, I think I now know what is going on. Let me work on a fix.
One more thing. After a reboot and no products, does going to the Update tab of the Mac App Store make them appear after restarting SkySafari? That still doesn't make sense to me.
No. I just tried that again and it made no difference. That trick only seems to have worked for Jd 2 Astro. Maybe it was a coincidence. It never worked for me. Mine started working the following day, all by itself, and continued to work until I rebooted a few minutes ago.
In case you are interested, I have captured the console logs for a successful (in-app OK) and unsuccessful (No in-app) launching of SkySafari, filtering by "SkySafari 6".
Here is what I saw using the Console app.
1. Booted my Mac Mini, started the Console.app, and set it to search for Store.Kit.
2. Started SkySafari and checked the Console display. Nothing showed.
3. Closed SkySafari and then restarted it. This time those lines showed up in the Console display and the extensions appeared in the In App Purchases list.
4. Closed SkySafari and restarted again and they still showed.
5. Restarted my Mac Mini and went through restarting Console and SkySafari. Again nothing showing.
6. Later tried another Mac restart and it worked on the initial start of SkySafari. Weird. Closed SS and restarted and they did not show up. Tried the old App Store / Updates page and then they came back and continued to show up after restarting SS.
7. Did a cold boot of the Mac and went through steps 1 and 2 again with the same result, nothing showing. So sometimes on a warm restart it works, sometimes it doesn't, but cold boot seems to fail all the time.
Also no occurrences of StoreKit logs for me. Not when starting SkySafari, not when opening its In App Purchases panel and not when clicking its "Restore Purchases" button (the App Store will ask for my Apple ID password when I do, but the list remains empty - I didn't do any in-app purchase of course).
I think I now understand the problem. It is a subtle timing issue at startup. We are planning to push a new release early next week.
I'll toss in my story and hope it helps. Running 10.10.5 on a mid-2009 machine.
Tried all of the above, except Console in my OS is different from what others have described. Tapping "Restore App Purchases" brings up the sign-in with Apple ID box and it is not recognized via this route. Console dutifully notes the lack of recognition. But I can log into the App Store to into my Apple account via internet browser. I even changed my Apple password to see if that would help. It didn't.
Look forward to the update and all those stars next week.


Welcome back to the RegEx crash course. Last time we talked about the basic symbols we plan to use as our foundation. This week, we will be learning a new way to leverage our patterns for data extraction and how to rip our extracted data into pieces we care about.
The [Regex] data type has some cool static members, but we're mostly going to play with the plural method matches(<data>,<pattern>) if you don't know what static members are you can check this post or this help data.
A lot of the time, when we work with RegEx we are using it to extract everything that matches our pattern in a large amount of data. Using $matches like we did in the previous posts means we have to write a lot of looping and if statements. With [regex]::matches()we can condense all that and it could work on a big blob of text instead of just a list of individual lines. This means that if there is more than 1 match per line we can still get it!
The thing we care about is the value property, but you'll notice it even tells you the starting character and how many characters long it is.
Now it all looks a lot sleeker, go [RegEx]!
The data I want isn't unique on its own, but the data around it is. Now I can match the unique piece and rip out what I want to use.
Grouping can be done by wrapping sections of your pattern in parenthesis. The full pattern will always match as group 0, which is why we were typing $matches to start. Each individual group then gets pulled out in numerical order.
Maybe we grab some data by copy/pasting out of outlook and it looks like this: Brenda Seamon <bseamon0@bbc.co.uk> If its in a large block of text we might want to use RegEx to extract it like we have before. This time, we want to grab the First, Last, and Email to use for things. They're all in our data, and we can use grouping to pull them out individually.
Let's start by finding a pattern that gets all of our data. I used this one: $pattern = "\w+\s+\w+\s+<\w+@\w+\.\w+>"
The rest of our email pattern, like we used before.
$data = "Brenda	Seamon	<bseamon0@bbc.co>"
Now that we know it works, lets try grouping up the pieces we want by putting parens around the first, last and email sections: $pattern = "(\w+)\s+(\w+)\s+"
We can also name these groups using ?<NAME>inside of the parens. This makes our pattern start to look really bananas if we saw it without context $pattern = "(?<first>\w+)\s+(?<last>\w+)\s+<(?<email>\w+@\w+\.\w+)>"
Its a bit more work, since we need to keep track of which result we are on in a group of matches. This scales nicely for looping though!
$data = "Brenda	Seamon	<bseamon0@bbc.co>, Joeann	Brotherwood	<jbrotherwood1@house.gov>, Jake	Duffan	<jduffan2@google.ru>"
Hopefully you've had fun playing with RegEx so far. We will take a look at some other symbols and some little tricks we can use grouping and ?for in future posts!
As always, don't forget to rate, comment and share! Let me know what you think of the content and what topics you'd like to see me blog about in the future.


Fragile X Syndrome (FXS) is the most common inherited form of intellectualdisability and autism. FXS is caused by a mutation in the fragile X mental retardation 1(Fmr1) gene which leads to the lack of the encoded FMRP protein. FMRP is an RNAbinding protein involved in protein synthesis regulation at synapses. Many evidencessuggest a central role of the Group-I metabotropic glutamate receptor subtype 5(mGluR5) in the FXS pathophysiology. In particular, an exaggerated signaling responsefollowing mGluR5 activation may underlie synaptic dysfunction in this disorder.Although much work has focused on the dysregulation of synaptic protein synthesis as aconsequence of this enhanced mGluR5 signaling, it becomes clear that in FXS there isalso an altered balance of mGluR5 association with Homer scaffolding proteins, whichare postsynaptic density (PSD) partners of mGluR5. Although an extensive literaturedescribes the mGluR5/Homer association, very little is known about the consequences ofthe disruption of this interaction in the FXS context. Therefore, the goal of my thesis wasto study the consequences of mGluR5/Homer crosstalk disruption in the Fmr1 knockout(KO) mouse model of FXS in terms of properties and functions of mGluR5, such asexpression during development, surface expression and axonal/dendritic targeting,agonist-induced internalization, surface dynamics and mGluR5-mediated modulation ofNMDA receptor (NMDAR) currents.In a first set of experiments we investigated the mGluR5 surface expression incultured hippocampal neurons from WT and Fmr1 KO mice by usingimmunofluorescence techniques and biotinylation assay. We found that mGluR5 wasmore expressed on the neuronal surface and was differently distributed in dendrites andaxons of Fmr1 KO cultured neurons. We then hypothesized that these alterations were adirect consequence of the mGluR5/Homer crosstalk disruption. We demonstrated thatthe altered expression and targeting of mGluR5 were critically dependent onmGluR5/Homer crosstalk disruption. We also observed that mGluR5 did not undergointernalization upon sustained mGluR5 activation with DHPG in Fmr1 KO neurons.This latter phenotype, however, was not dependent on the disruption of themGluR5/Homer crosstalk. Altogether, these results demonstrate that mGluR5/Homercrosstalk disruption contributes to the pathophysiology of FXS altering expression andtargeting of mGluR5 on the surface of Fmr1 KO neurons.In the second part of my study we investigated the consequences of the disruptedmGluR5/Homer crosstalk for the mGluR5 surface dynamics, and consequently forNMDAR function in Fmr1 KO neurons. Using a combination of live-cell imaging andsingle-molecule tracking, we found that mGluR5/Homer crosstalk disruption specificallyincreased the mGluR5 lateral diffusion at the synapse of cultured Fmr1 KO hippocampalneurons. The higher mGluR5 mobility resulted in an increased probability of transientphysical interaction with NMDAR in the PSD of Fmr1 KO. This interaction altered themGluR5-mediated modulation of NMDAR currents as evidenced by the two followingchanges. First, using patch-clamp recordings from CA1 pyramidal neurons, we foundthat NMDAR-mediated excitatory postsynaptic currents (NMDAR-EPSCs) evoked bySchaffer collateral stimulation showed lower amplitudes in Fmr1 KO neurons. Second,the postsynaptic expression of mGluR5 mediated long term depression (LTD) ofNMDAR-EPSCs was reduced in Fmr1 KO neurons. Finally, we demonstrated that thesedefects in NMDA currents were strongly dependent on the mGluR5/Homer crosstalkdisruption and altered mGluR5 dynamics.Altogether, our results show that mGluR5/Homer disruption contributes to themGluR5 dysregulation in Fmr1 KO neurons. This study might have implication for thetreatment of mGluR5 synaptic dysfunctions in FXS by targeting mGluR5/Homerinteraction and provide new suggestions to correct the defective signaling underlyingcognitive impairment and autism.
In french : Rencontre avec Elisabetta Aloisi, lauréate du Prix Jeune Chercheur Jérôme Lejeune 2013.


Doing an interview for an online Reiki Healing Summit, has inspired me to offer this virtual Q&A session for Reiki students/practitioners wanting to use Reiki during pregnancy, or for mothers and babies or older children.
You can register for the Free Q&A session on EventBrite. Please contact me, if you would like to send me any questions in advance.


Welcome to a brand new cherry season for 2018 / 2019.
Following are the local market dates and whether we will be attending them.
Here's the markets we attend through December and January with our fresh cherries. Either click on the market logo or the link for further information about each one.
We will be at Slamanca this weekend.
And THE best Saturday morning fresh fruit and vegetable market in Launceston!!
We will be at harvest Launceston this weekend.


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Mansfield Harriers take a Notts AAA Summer League title and medals at the Midland Championships at Alexander Stadium, Birmingham
Nigel Watkin, Mark Johnson, Andy Wetherill and Gary Morley with the county shield
Published: 10:56 Tuesday 18 August 2015
Mansfield Harriers have had another great week of action on both road and track.
On the road, it was the final event of the Notts AAA Summer League at Teversal, and athletes were on the track in the Midland Under 17 and Under 15 Championships at Alexander Stadium, Birmingham.
The Notts AAA event saw an impressive 27 athletes turn out for the club with high expectations of medalling in the Men's veteran category.
The club had a slow start to the competition due to injuries and were chasing the leading clubs for the county team title.
But with everyone turning out for the final race great performances from Mark Johnson (4th), Andy Wetherill (11th), Paul Butcher (20th) and Chris Allcock (43rd) overturned the deficit and made the club county champions again.
As well as the veteran team the men's team had some very good performances.
Leading Harriers home was James Mee in fifth followed by Stuart King (8th), Chris Dale (13th), Nigel Watkin (49th), Gary Morley (55th), Dan Heathcote (78th), Chris Monk (89th), Matt Bradbury (133rd), Julian Wood (156th), Trevor Hiscox (159th), Tim Richardson (178th) and Dave Robertson (179th).
The ladies also had a great turnout and they have seen some strong improvements throughout the season.
On the night the first in was Kahli Johnson in 14th, followed by Helen Jones (20th), Kerrie Allen (23rd), Bev Armstrong (27th), Karen Waterhouse (28th), Catherine Hough (35th), Jackie Duers (63rd), Heather Shone (90th), Denise Winfield (98th) and Tina Copcutt (118th).
On the track at Birmingham the club enjoyed further success.
Leading the way for Mansfield was Luke Duffy who ignored heavy legs from an endurance training camp to take silver in the Under 15 boy's 3000 metre event, finishing in 9.22 to knock 31 seconds off his best time and move into the UK top 10 for the event this year.
Bethany Williams put in a fantastic performance in the Under 17 girls 1500, taking bronze.
May Roberts in her first Midland track championship came seventh in the Under 17 ladies 800.
Nottinghamshire heading for relegation after defeat to Surrey
Cameron Walker ran what appeared to be a great heat in the Under 17 boys 800, knocking four seconds from his best time, but after the race he was disqualified for breaking too early, when a medal seemed on the cards in the final.
Steve Davies finished 17th in the men's over 55 category of the World Masters Championships at Lyon in the marathon, running 3.08.50.


I would like to take this opportunity to offer in nomination for membership to the Branford Education Hall of Fame, Class of 2019, Robin Comey, Executive Director of the Branford Early Childhood Collaborative (BECC), and recently elected Representative from Branford to the CT House of Representatives. The BECC has been in existence since 2001, supporting Branford families and children with a wide array of supports and programs which benefit the town and improve outcomes for children. Among the key purposes driving the efforts of the BECC are: the creation of an early childhood support network designed to provide assistance to parents in locating preschool programs for their early learners; the promotion of awareness of health, safety, education, and family literacy needs and opportunities, the improvement of kindergarten readiness by strengthening professional development opportunities for preschool teachers and early care providers, and empowerment of parents and community members to move the public will in the interest of Branford's early learners.
I have known Robin since my retirement in 2011 when I joined the Board of BECC; she was also a member of the Board at that time. In the intervening years I have been pleased to watch Robin take on the Executive Directorship of the organization and to make BECC a very real force in the professional development of Branford preschool educators (both private and public), as well as in the development of programs that have a positive impact on the lives of Branford's earliest learners. She has been instrumental over the last several years in the publication of the BECC's Children's Resource Guide, a compendium of information for parents covering topics like where to locate family health and educational support, dental and nutritional assistance, and how to locate playgroups and age-appropriate enrichment activities.
Robin has been a guiding force in Branford's Week of the Young Child, a community-wide event for families and children in the month of April each year. Some of the activities that take place during that week include partnering with the Community Dining Room in their annual walk-a-thon, as well as the distribution of 800-1200 free books each year to promote literacy in young children as part of the One Town, One Book Program. Also occurring as part of this annual celebration in April is the town-wide display of preschool and playgroup art in downtown Branford businesses.
Another highly successful outreach effort managed by Robin is the Baby Bundles for New Parents program. In partnership with the Branford Exchange Club and the Blackstone Memorial Library, new parents can obtain diaper bags with important information, books, and resources in the areas of health, education, and pre-literacy.
Robin's involvement in early childhood issues extends to advocacy on a state level and I suspect helped her to see a part to be played more formally through the pursuit of public office. Her very successful campaign for election the CT House gives ample evidence of the energy and commitment Robin has to making a difference. She now serves on House Committees that are aimed at influencing the course of education in our state.
As a former Branford superintendent of schools, former member of the Branford Board of Selectmen, Chairman of the BECC Board of Directors, and proud member of the Branford Education Hall of Fame, I am pleased and honored to nominate Robin Comey to the Branford Education Hall of Fame.
I recommend Robin Comey for the Branford Education Hall of Fame. As an active board member and current Executive Director of the Branford Early Childhood Collaborative, Robin has served the children and families of Branford for more than 16 years. The BECC promotes literacy and provides services, resources and connections to families and children so they are school-ready when they enter elementary school. She advocates for policy change in Hartford. Most recently, she fought and won important legislation for children with food allergies. Her body of work has now extended to a role in local government. She is a town representative while maintaining her Executive Director position at BECC. Her contributions to the children of Branford touches generations.


Hi, my name is Sarah. And I'm addicted to making everyone like me.
That is not really my style.
And yet, I'm just as controlling.
I spend alot of my time not offering an opinion. Not having a preference. Wearing a smile on my face, and trying to make everyone happy with me. I agree often. I listen and ask questions 100% more than I talk. I hide what I want, what I think, how I feel, and my opinions, and I acquiese to everyone around me. But I often don't do those things out of love. It looks nice, but the motivation behind it is often not nice. It's actually controlling. It's doing nice things, and being nice, for a reason...with an ulterior motive. I do it because I'm trying to protect myself. I don't want to be hurt. And I want people to like me...because I feel that if they like me, I'll be safe. I'll be secure.
People don't try to control just for fun; they have a reason for pushing their agenda. And whether I'm doing it quietly or loudly, with a dominant face on or an acquiescent one, most controlling is all for the end of feeling safe and secure.
It all looks so very kind and nice, the way I go about it, but what I'm really trying to do is to create a safe and secure place for myself. A place where no one will dislike me, where no one will hurt me. I'm trying to save myself from the pain of this world.
Sometimes people use 'kind and nice' to achieve the same goal as 'loud and bossy': safety and security.
Loving things done with a hidden motivation of loving and saving myself is not love. Kind things done with a hidden motivation of loving and saving myself are not kind.
Speaking up is really hard me, especially when I've spent my life blending in to other's opinions, hiding, and trying not to be really seen but just to be liked. And it's also hard to speak up when I've learned that I'll be most safe and most secure when I don't speak up.
Speaking up entails offering myself: what I think, what I want, my opinions, my experiences. To go out on a scary limb and risk others seeing me, judging me, or not liking me. To not spend my energy trying to save myself from pain, but to just honestly offer who I am.
Here's how it all went down within our marriage even last night.
My side of the family is around for a few weeks this summer, and Caleb and I were needing to decide if he was going to take time off of work to be with them. I wanted him to, but I knew he kind of didn't want to because he had so much work to do, so I was unwilling to admit my desire. I didn't want to take the risk of having an opinion. So I presented the options to him, "This is what we're doing next week; you can either take off or keep working; I don't really care either way."
First of all, not honest. Second of all, trying to save myself from the vulnerability of stating my opinion. I was trying to save myself from pain: I was offering what seemed like 'nice,' that I didn't care if he took off work or didn't take off work. But what I was really doing was, even though I wanted him to take off, I was pretending I didn't care so that I wouldn't be taking a risk of saying what I wanted. I was manipulating the situation. If I took the risk and said that I wanted him to take off work, then I might be unsafe and get hurt: he might not want to take off of work, but would do it anyway for me, but he might be angry at me for making him do something he didn't want to do. And if he was angry at me, then I would feel unsafe. Someone didn't like me, didn't like what I did. Scary and unsafe.
It's all so under the surface and nuanced. It's not outright, and it seems kind of nice, so it's hard to spot. But it's controlling because I'm not tinking about my husband Caleb at all. I'm just thinking about me, and how to save myself from pain.
It's not my job to try to make sure Caleb likes my idea. It's not my job to make sure he won't get angry at my desires. It's my job to be myself, to offer what I want, what I think, my opinions. It's not my job to control the situation.
And do you know what else is my job? After I share my opinion? This is HUGE job. My job is then to hide myself in the Lord.
If Caleb is angry with my desire, if he doesn't want to take off work, and he's angry that I do want him to, I need to tell him what I want and then hide myself in the Lord. Find my safety, find my security in the Lord. His love, His delight in me, His happiness with me, His arms around me need to be my safe spot. Not people's happiness with me.
And if Caleb goes along with my desire, if he does what I want him to do, then I still need to hide myself in the Lord. Because then I could tend to worry that he doesn't really want to do it, he's just doing it for me...and somehow that doesn't feel safe to me either. If he's just doing something because I want it...and so I must hide myself in God's love for me, root myself in His opinion of me. It's so safe in the Lord's love because His love for me never, ever changes. No matter what I do.
"I'm really enjoying being around my family.
And it's even more enjoyable for me if you are around.
I'd love it if you could take off of work next week.
Honest. Open. Vulnerable. Not-manipulative. Not trying to save myself from anything. Offering myself. Speaking up.
I used to fear that my husband would one day leave me for another woman.


The popular perception may be that everything related to email and collaboration is moving to the cloud, but the folks at Novell contend that once the initial wave of migrations to platforms such as Microsoft Office 365 is over, the lion's share of these applications will still be running on premise.
Microsoft claims to be on track to generate $1 billion in Office 365 revenue, but Kari Woolf, solutions marketing manager for Novell, says this is still a relatively small fraction of the overall email market. Beyond the fact that most organizations will find it challenging to reengineer workflow processes that are tightly coupled to their email systems, Woolf says that recent Gartner estimates put the cost of moving 12,500 users from an on-premise system to a cloud system at $1,043,000 in personnel costs alone.
Add in security and compliance concerns along with annual per user licensing fees, and Woolf says the cloud doesn't look all that financially attractive to a lot of enterprise IT organizations. In addition, Woolf notes that while the cloud pushes responsibility for updating to the environment to the cloud provider, it also means that the provider, rather than the IT organization, decides when to apply those updates.
As a result, Gartner estimates that only about 10 percent of corporate email is expected to be running in the cloud by 2014. By 2017, Gartner says that number will then rise to about a third of the overall market. But Woolf says a huge percentage of that is going to be former Microsoft Exchange customers that have finally balked at the total cost of managing the Microsoft email platform on premise, which Woolf says is more difficult than Novell Groupwise.
Woolf says Novell has nothing against folks that want to run email systems in the cloud, it's just that once you get past some of the surface level arguments, it just doesn't make a lot of sense once all the total costs start to add up.
That may not be what every business executive wants to hear, but it wouldn't be the first time that IT had to make an unpopular financial argument in the face of a popular craze.


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While Mona Lisa and The Last Supper defined Da Vinci's art, his "Virtuvian Man" is without a doubt the symbol of his scientific side. The Virtuvian Man is a great combination of art and science, just like Da Vinci himself: the man who so ably caught the wisp of a woman's smile, also created drawings that would later become what we know of as a helicopter. It was truly amazing for Da Vinci to imagine a flying object without wings, especially in his day and age. Along with all this one must never forget Da Vinci's love of music (he was the creator of the Italian Lyre, a mother to the harp), the third in his triumvirate of talents and specialties, that has left a truly indelible print on the world as we know it. While Leonardo da Vinci passed away in 1519 it is no surprise that his legacy, ideas and his creations still live on and will for generations to come.


Doti, Aug. 5: As many as nine passengers were killed along with the driver and four others injured when an overcrowded jeep veered off a slippery trail in late night drive here on Friday evening.
The jeep (Se 1 Ja 491) en route to Chawara Chautara from Dipayal plunged 400 metres downhill at around 10 pm at Kataigau Dhar area of Gaguda of Bogtan rural municipality – 6.
Among the deceased one is a woman and the rest men. All of them hail from Simchaur Chapartola area of Bogtan rural municipality – 1. The driver, Bisnhu Negi, is a native of Shikhar rural municipality – 1.
All of the injured passengers are men and are reported to be in critical condition, according to Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP), Shiva Bahadur Singh. They were rushed to the Soojung Hospital in Dipayal which is five hours drive away from the accident site.


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Starting on the UN Day to Eliminate Violence Against Women and continuing for 16 days of activism, Rattle Snake was online from 25 November – 10 December 2019. Over 16,000 people have watched it online and this number is going up! Viewers shared the play with colleagues, friends and family to help raise awareness of coercive control.
Spine tingling and visceral, Rattle Snake will literally take your breath away. An epic tale based on real life stories of women who have faced and survived coercive controlling domestic abuse.
Following a national tour, this emotional tour-de force is being used to train frontline police officers responding to sexual and domestic violence after the UK law was changed, making coercive control in relationships a crime.
From the company behind Key Change, the New York Times Critics' Pick and Winner of the Carol Tambor Best of Edinburgh Award 2015, streamed globally to an audience of 27,000 in 35 countries as part of the UN Campaign to Eliminate Violence Against Women & Girls.
If you would like to host a screening in your community centre, workplace, youth club, arts centre, pub or club or as part of your organisation's training, please email info@openclasp.org.uk for more information.
"Rattle Snake holds the voices of those who have survived coercive control and our aim is to make the best theatre we can to ensure those voices are heard. This play matters because we live in a world where there is a sense of entitlement to take away another person's liberty, to control, threaten and annihilate.  I want change; theatre is my way to make it happen." Writer, Catrina McHugh MBE, Writer of the Year, Rattle Snake, 2018 (Journal Culture Awards)
Age Recommendation: 15+
Sources of Information and Support
National Domestic Violence Helpline: 24 hour support service for women. 0800 200247
Karma Nirvana: a UK charity that supports victims and survivors of forced marriage and Honour Based Abuse. 0800 5999247
Freephone Rape Crisis England & Wales: Provides support and services for women & girls who've experienced sexual violence. 0800 8029999
Galop: LGBT+ anti-violence charity. o800 9995428
Childline: Free, confidential support service for under 19 year olds. 0800 1111
Sunday, 8th December, 8pm Words Weekend, The Sage, Gateshead
Saturday, 30th November, 1pm Alphabetti Theatre, Newcastle upon Tyne
Saturday 7th November, 1pm Alphabetti Theatre, Newcastle upon Tyne
Thursday 28th November, 6pm The Old Town Hall, Hemel Hempstead


Many of those involved in the Good Food movement believe that craft distilling deserves to be considered part of it, but the question has been raised about whether a distilled spirit needs to contain ingredients produced by local farmers in order to be considered truly local. Many producers now are touting local sourcing as a major selling point.
Each of the many individual elements packed into the Good Food Festival & Conference would make a great stand-alone event.
Paul Fehribach of Big Jones restaurant in Chicago's Andersonville neighborhood will receive FamilyFarmed's Good Food Chef of the Year award during the Good Food Festival, Saturday, March 21 at Chicago's UIC Forum. He earned the award because of his culinary skills — steeped in the traditions of Southern cooking — and also because of the strong values that prompt him to seek out locally and sustainably produced ingredients, including many rare or heirloom varieties.
Rob Levitt of The Butcher & Larder began his culinary career with the aim of becoming a top chef. But he developed an expertise in charcuterie that ultimately piqued his interest in the art of butchery, and four years ago, he and wife Allie opened the Butcher & Larder and quickly developed it into one of Chicago's favored spots among meat lovers. Now they are preparing for a big step up.


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Deciding to take up hiking was really a no-brainer. We both love the outdoors and the options for hiking are just so extensive. Exercise, fresh air, a departure from the stresses of life, experiencing new places and things, too many benefits to be denied.
Once we got started, we quickly became addicted to hiking. We've spent hours researching trails, campgrounds and destinations. Being prepared for weather and conditions was something we learned right away. It's cold when in higher elevations and often damp.
Our knowledge base grew quickly. Equipment, clothing, food, coffee and emergency items become the essentials of each trip. All of this exciting new information and the sheer joy of all that we were discovering made us want to share our adventures.
We are both prolific photo takers while exploring. Having large, personal social media followings across numerous platforms, we were already sharing images from our trips. Sharing a written account of our journeys seemed an obvious next step.
Not only have we been publishing our stories, but we try to include details like parking fees, permitting, maps and any special instructions specific to each place we visit.
We've found the "outdoor" social community members to be exceptionally helpful in sharing tips. We especially like that about the outdoor enthusiasts we've encountered. In fact, that is how we first were introduced to Dan of Kindly Coffee. I, Stacy, am an avid appreciator of all things coffee. I found their account on Instagram with the tagline of, "Outdoor inspired organic coffee". I, of course, ordered coffee and soon began correspondence.
More adventures to come! We hope to fit in some snowshoeing, explore more caves this year and do some volunteering with trail crews. We began seeking the experience of discovery, but have also gained much knowledge, memories, new friends and relationships.


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Brookhaven Lab Director Sam Aronson Elected Vice President of APS
Will serve in key leadership positions at one of the country's most prestigious scientific organizations
Sam Aronson
UPTON, NY – Sam Aronson, director of the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Brookhaven National Laboratory, was elected this month to serve as vice president of the American Physical Society (APS), one of the country's leading science organizations. Beginning in January 2013, Aronson will spend four years in key leadership roles, including president, representing the nearly 50,000 top scientists that comprise APS.
Aronson was elected to APS Fellow in 2001, an honor limited to no more than one half of one percent of its total membership in a given year. APS Fellowship indicates recognition by leading scientists for singular contributions to physics, and election to its leadership signifies one of the highest honors for the U.S. physics community.
"I am much honored to have been given the opportunity to lead the APS. I hope to work with the rest of the leadership team over the next few years to leverage APS' considerable influence in advocating on behalf of the U.S. physics community," said Aronson.
Aronson, who became Brookhaven Lab's director in 2006, will serve in 2013 as the APS Vice President, and in the successive three years he will serve as President Elect, President, and Past President. During all four years he will be a member of the APS council and executive board, in addition to chairing and serving on other committees with responsibilities ranging from public outreach to fellowship selection.
APS, a volunteer organization that relies upon the dedication of its member scientists and elected officers, is dedicated to supporting and promoting the global physics community and helping drive advances that will benefit humanity. Aronson will work closely with APS as it issues research journals, conducts scientific meetings, and maintains aggressive international education and outreach programs.
Aronson earned his degrees in physics from Columbia and Princeton Universities and joined Brookhaven Lab as an associate physicist in 1978. Over the following decades he rose through the ranks of Brookhaven's Nuclear and Particle Physics Directorate, led the groundbreaking PHENIX detector collaboration during construction of the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC), and guided the Lab toward major new initiatives aimed at addressing the country's pressing energy challenges. He was elected Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) in 2005.
Recently, Aronson served as chair of the National Laboratory Directors' Council and was recognized by the Federal Laboratory Consortium for enhancing the development and commercialization of Lab technologies through patents, licensing, and collaborations with industrial partners. He announced earlier this year that he will step down as Lab director once a successor is found, and he plans to shift his focus back to research.
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Here's a little thing that steamrolled into a big thing, for just a moment, and then disappeared. I talked to Ender Inciarte many weeks ago, and it set me off on a path that took forever to complete.
Against lefties, I try to let the ball get deeper and try to hit it the other way. Against righties, I feel like I can use the whole field. I don't hit a lot of extra base hits against lefties, but I just try to do my job, which is to get on base.
It's not the craziest thing you've ever heard. I've heard from many switch-hitters that they are different hitters from each side of the plate, and this is just the non-switch-hitter analog. Against righties, he's one hitter; against lefties, he's another.
But two questions immediately came to mind. How extreme is he? And, given his decent platoon splits to date, could he be providing a road map for others to follow?
First, Inciarte is extreme. Check out his walk, strikeout, pull, opposite, ground-ball, and fly-ball splits against lefties and righties for his career. Definitely a different guy in each case.
When it comes to pull split, Inciarte is not as fringe, but he's still in the 20th percentile. Or, rephrased: 80% of players are more similar against lefties and righties than Ender Inciarte. And it allows him to spray the ball, cover the lefty strike zone (which is bigger on the outside part of the plate), and generally see the ball longer against pitchers releasing from a point which is more difficult for him to see. This seems like it would be a good plan of attack, at least for hitters that have trouble against lefties.
Anecdotally, at least, it seems like it could be a plan. But the numbers aren't as kind to this idea.
With the help of my esteemed colleague Matt Dennewitz, we ran pull, oppo, and grounder splits against wOBA splits, weighted by plate appearances. There was no relationship — even though the p-value was okay, the r-squared was .0102. And we checked with lefties only, in case this was a left-handed phenomenon. The results were even worse, as there was no significant relationship.
If we limit the pool to just lefties that have played enough to get 100 plate appearances against lefties, and look at the lefties most like Inciarte in terms of ground-ball splits, things don't change that much. They strike out, on average, 4% more against lefties, and that sits right with the league average, 4%. Inciarte has a reverse strikeout-rate split, and so does Nori Aoki, and Adam Eaton, but the rest of the group is more traditional. The same is true if we sort for pull splits.
It's too bad that there's nothing here. Because, conceptually, it makes some sense. In order to handle the lefty strike zone better, and deal with the deception that comes with facing a pitcher of the same handedness, you might think it makes sense to alter your strategy. As a lefty facing a lefty, if you went to to the opposite field more and hit the ball on the ground more, you'd think you'd at least strike out less against lefties.
The problem is that tradeoff. You might strike out less, but you'll probably also have no power against lefties. And so your platoon split might look just about the same as it would if you hadn't altered your strategy and showed your regular power with a higher strikeout rate.
Maybe Ender Inciarte should just look to hit the ball hard against lefties after all.
We hoped you liked reading Ender Inciarte and the Platoon-Busting Approach by Eno Sarris!
Do the numbers indicate that he should bag switch-hitting all together? Or is that the only skill preventing him from being in a platoon?
Apologies. Thanks. I meant should he bag switching 'approaches' ? Or would using his 'vs. right-handed pitcher' method against all pitchers likely hurt his batting average and relegate him to a platoon role. It seems as though his approach to left-handers results in an empty average.


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