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Online Qirat Course
Allah has blessed Muslims with the Quran's complete code of life. Allah The Almighty, gave us a chance to adopt Islam as a patron of life. Now it is our responsibility to interpret the guidance of Allah. Mold and solve our issues according to Islam.
Ala bi zikrillahi tatmainul quloob
"Indeed the peace of heart and soul lies in reciting the Holy Quran."
Online Qirat Course can be studied anywhere from the world. It will help you in recitation of the Holy Quran.
What is Quranic Qirat?
The word Qirat is derived from the word "Qiraah" meaning "Reading" or "Read". The proper meaning of Qirat is reciting Quran.
There are many ways of Quran recitation. You can differentiate Quran Qirat on intonation, pronunciation, or vocalization. Quran is recite in ten different forms, and each form of recitation is name after the reciter. When you recite Quran correctly and teach your kids in the same manner, creating an unbroken chain of transferring learning.
Islamic Global Link offers online Qirat for people worldwide who want to recite and learn Quran. This course is especially for those who want to recite the Quran correctly and understand the meaning of its verses.
The History of Qirat
The history of Qirat starts from the era of Prophet Muhammad S.A.W, since the first revelation. These revelations continued for 23 years. Angel Gabriel A.S taught Quran to Prophet Muhammad S.A.W.
Prophet Muhammad S.A.W then taught this Quran to the Quresh tribe. As Islam flourished, tribes of different dialects embraced Islam. These tribes had different dialects. So, to make recitation of the Quran easy for every tribe, different ways of recitation started.
According to Sahih al-Bukhari, Prophet Muhammad S.A.W said, "Gabriel recited Quran to me in one way. Then I asked him (to read it in another way) and continued to recite it in other ways until he finally recited it in seven different ways. (4991)
Types of Quran Qirat
It is narrated in Musnad Ahmad that the Holy Quran's recitation can be done in seven different ways. You must not argue about Quran; arguing about Quran is the action of disbelief.
The hadith, as mentioned earlier, explains that Hazrat Gabriel AS taught various forms of recitation to Prophet Muhammad S.A.W and Prophet Muhammad S.A.W taught Muslims to recite Quran in a way that is easy for them.
As we know, Qirat is the style of recitation of the Holy Quran. Initially, word-of-mouth was the primary method of spreading the Quran. However, some written text was available that did not highlight the vowels, which gives us a chance to adopt different tones during the recitation of the Holy Quran (Qira'at now each have their text in modern Arabic script.)
Islamic Global Link has created a unique Quran Qirat learning course to help Muslims of all ages accurately learn Quran recitation.
There are tens of forms of Quranic recitation, and some recitations are name after famous scholars. These scholars recite Quran with proper rules and manners. Recitation of the Quran is further divided into two categories
Mutawatir (7 Types of Qirat)
Mashhur ( 3 Types of Qirat)
Mutawatir
Mutawatir is the form of recitations that started from Sahaba, Tabieen, and Tab'Tabeen. These seven types of Mutawatir.
The famous reciters were
Qirat Naafi Al-Madani: The reciters of this form of Quran are Ibn Abd ar-Rahman Ibn Abi Na'im and Ruwaym al-Laythi.
Qirat Ibn Katheer al-Makki: The Reciter of this type of Quran is Abdullah, Abu Ma'bad al-Attar al-Dari (he was known as Ibn Khatheer Al-Makki )
Qirat Abu Amr Al-Basri: Ibn Al-Ala'at –Tamimi al-Mazzini, Al Busrii, is known for this recitation.
Qirat Ibn Aamir Ash-Shami: Abdullah Ibn Amir Ibn Yazid Ibn Tamim Ibn Rabi'ah al yahsibi recited Quran using this form of recitation. Abu –al-Walid, Hisham Ibn Ammar Ibn Nusayr transmitted this form of Qirat.
QiratAsim Al-Kufi (Kufa): Imam Abu Hanifa and Imam Ahmed bin Hanbal use this form of recitation.
Qiray Hamzah Al-Kufi: Abu Imarah Hamzah Ibn Habib Al Zayyat al Taymi recited Quran in this manner.
Qirat al Kissa'i: Abu Al Hassan, Ali Ibn Hamzah Al-Asadi recited Quran in this way. The recitation of the Quran was transmite in this form recitation.
Mashhur
The form of Qirat is generated and transmitted at the time of Tabieen, Tab, Tabieen is called Mashhur.
There are three forms of Mashhur Qirat
Qirat Abu Jafar Al-Madni: Yazid Ibn a-Qa'qa al-Makhzumi al Madani is also famous as Abu Jafar. Abu Al Harith al Madani and Abu al-Rabi Sulayman Ibn Muslim transferred this type of Qirat.
Qirat Yaqub Ibn Al-Basri: Yaqub Al-Yamani is the Reciterreciter of this form of recitation. Abu Abdillah and Muhammad Ibn Al Mutawakkil al Basri transmitted this form of recitation.
Qirat Khalaf Al-Bazzar: Abu Muhammad Asani Al-Bazar Al Baghdahi recited Quran in this manner.
The Causes Of Multiple Forms Of Qiraat
Quran has the same meaning and exact words, but the pronunciation depends on the dialect of the people. The Holy Quran is a miracle of Allah Almighty. The Quran was revealed on Prophet Muhammad S.A.W in classical Arabic language. When Quran was revealed, there were different Arabic Dialects, accents, and variations in the pronunciation of the Quran. If Quran was revealed in one accent, it was difficult for people of different tribes to understand and memorize it, Our expert teachers will discuss the details in the course.
Features of the Qirat Course
Islamic Global Link offers impressive features to learn Qirat online.
Some of the fantastic features of the Qirat Course are
Daily quiz: We schedule daily quiz sessions throughout the Quran Qirat course to keep the students indulged in their studies. Our daily quiz will help you memorize your lesson.
Make Your class: We offer regular classes seven days a week, but for those with a busy schedule, we offer 3 hours long weekend classes. We have a special offer for those working seven days a week called a particular personalized tutor. You can manage the class time according to your ease, and a particular tutor will be there for you to guide you according to your free time.
Unique teaching Methodology: Our teaching methodology is unique and exciting as well. A well-designed group class is managed on zoom cloud or Skype in which you can discuss correct pronunciation with our mentors. We have a team of experienced teachers. Our teachers will first demonstrate and recite then students are asked to recite. We provide recorded videos of recitations, related material on what's app groups, and email.
Certification: Islamic Global Link provides you certification after the completion and final exam of the course. This certification is Globally accept.
Why select Islamic Global Link for the Quran Qirat course?
Islamic Global Link promises to refine your Qur'anic language and accent.
Enroll yourself as earliest to get the benefits in the Registration fee. We offer separate online classes for both gender groups separately to accommodate our Muslim sisters with teachers from the same gender group.
The assigned assessment makes sure the involvement of every student.
Give your family a gift of peace. The best gift you can give your babies is knowledge and understanding of the Quran. Take admission for your kids when you feel free, and they can. Manage at least one hour in the day for the religion. We also offer separate classes for kids whose age restriction is twelve years and the tutors.
Make sure the correct.
Pronunciation of every letter. We promise that your kids will be fluent in Quranic recitation within a month. And they will be a good qari at the end of the course.
This course consists of several chapters that teach you the basics of recitation, including
Reasonable fluency in Quranic Arab.
Islamic Global Link offers an online Qirat course that will introduce you to at least 10 primary styles of Qirat. Among the world's best-known authority chain holders are the ten Qirats, the ten famous methods for reciting the Quran. Qira'at is name after the famous Rawi, who narrates them with an established and authenticated chain. It is the master who recites each Qira'at with all its variants. Our teacher will give you an introduction to the world-famous styles of Qirat to the students.
We will make sure that they can easily recite any of the following
QiratNaafi' Al-Madani (Madinah)
Qirat Ibn Katheer Al-Makki (Makkah)
Qirat Abu Amr al-Basri (Basra)
Qirat Ibn Aamir ash-Shami (Syria)
QiratAsim Al-Kufi (Kufa)
QiratHamzah al-Kufi (Kufa)
Qirat Al-Kisaa'i (Kufa)
After the introductory and basics classes, students must pass an assessment in which they have to pass a written test and a practical Qirat. Then we will promote them to the next half of the course in which they have to adopt or choose any style of Qirat to get a master's degree skill and fluency.
An examination will held in which an external examiner will evaluate your recitation at the end of the course. In this online courses one-on-one evaluation, the examiner can ask you to recite any part of the Quran.
A certificate, diploma, or certificate will awarded to those who have successfully passed the assessment after the final examination.


I hold a Bachelor Degree in Communication Sciences (Advertising and Public Relations) from the University of Ramon Llull. However, as a painter I am an artist with no formal training. In other words, I am self-taught painter. As mostly naïve painters, I am always learning while I go on painting my own work. To introduce you better to my painting let me tell you that I work oil painting on canvas.
Since I saw those paintings I have been working to develop my own style with the following purpose: to include children and adults as art observers of the same painting style. I try to get a kind of art that can be equally attractive to both child and adult. To avoid the fact that if children like a painting, adults don't, and vice versa. To sum up, I would like to achieve an art for all.


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Finn Juhl (* 30. Januar 1912 in Frederiksberg; † 17. Mai 1989 in Ordrup) war ein dänischer Designer. Er hat das skandinavische Design maßgeblich beeinflusst und erhielt dafür als einer der ersten auch international Anerkennung.

Leben und Wirken
Trotz des Widerstands durch seinen Vater interessierte sich Finn Juhl schon früh für Kunstgeschichte. Er ließ sich schlussendlich aber dennoch davon überzeugen, ein Architekturstudium an der Königlich Dänischen Kunstakademie in Kopenhagen aufzunehmen. Von 1930 bis 1934 studierte Finn Juhl, anschließend fand er eine feste Stelle bei Vilhelm Lauritzen, dem führenden Architekten des dänischen Modernismus. Im Rahmen dieser Tätigkeit erhielt er 1944 die C.F. Hansen Medaille. 1945 begann er an der Kopenhagener Schule für Innenarchitektur zu lehren und gründete ein eigenes Büro für Möbel- und Innendesign. Schon 1937 hatte er in Zusammenarbeit mit Niels Vodder mit dem Möbeldesign begonnen und für Aufregung in Kunsttischlerkreisen gesorgt. Sein gesamtes Leben lang betonte Juhl immer wieder, dass er autodidaktisch die Gestaltung von Möbeln erlernt hatte. Da er nicht in der Tradition von Kaare Klint stand, stieß er in Dänemark lange auf Widerstand. 1948 stellte der amerikanische Architekt und Autor Edgar Kaufmann Jr. – der Sohn von Edgar J. Kaufmann – Juhls Arbeiten in einem Artikel der Zeitschrift Interiors ausgiebig vor. Damit begann der Siegeszug des Dänen in den USA. Drei Jahre später fertigte Finn Juhl für eine Ausstellung in Chicago zwei Dutzend Möbelstücke. Die amerikanische Firma Baker Furniture stellte Juhls Möbel dann industriell her. 1950, im Alter von 38 Jahren, übernahm er die Gestaltung eines Sitzungssaals – der Trusteeship Council Chamber – des UNO-Hauptsitzes in New York.

1954 und 1957 nahm er an der Triennale in Mailand teil und wurde dort mehrfach ausgezeichnet. In den 1950er und 1960er Jahren gestaltete Finn Juhl zahlreiche Interieurs, unter anderem die dänische Botschaft in Washington, D.C., sowie Büros und die Inneneinrichtung eines Flugzeugs der SAS. Sein Stil hatte nicht nur Einfluss auf das skandinavische Design, z. B. bei Peter Hvidt, sondern auf den weltweiten Erfolg dänischer Inneneinrichtung. Mit seinen abstrakten, organischen Linien ähneln Juhls Sofa- und Stuhlentwürfe modernen Skulpturen, bei denen er sich einst von Plastiken Henry Moores, Hans Arps, Barbara Hepworths und Erik Thommesens inspirieren ließ.

Auch nach seinem Tod 1989 blieb das Interesse an Juhls Entwürfen bestehen, wenngleich seine design-historische Bedeutung zwischenzeitlich in Vergessenheit geraten war. 2012 wurde Juhl mit einer Wanderausstellung – The Universe of Finn Juhl – zu seinem 100. Geburtstag geehrt. Das Designmuseum in Gent widmete Juhl 2014 eine Einzelausstellung. Auf Auktionen erzielten erste Exemplare seiner legendären Chieftain-Entwürfe bis zu sechsstellige Erlöse und setzten damit neue Auktionsrekorde im Bereich des skandinavischen Mid-Century-Designs. Die Preise für lizenzierte Reproduktionen des 2012 mit dem Dänischen Design Award prämierten Stuhls sind in ähnlicher Weise gestiegen. Seine Entwürfe befinden sich mittlerweile auch in diversen Museumssammlungen, darunter in der des MoMa, des V&A und des Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.

Sein 1942 von ihm selbst entworfenes Wohnhaus – ein schlichter, rechtwinkliger Bungalow aus weiß gekalktem Backstein – in Charlottenlund, nördlich von Kopenhagen, ist heutzutage als Teil des Ordrupgaard zu besichtigen. Über Google Maps lässt sich das Haus auch im 3D-Ansichtsmodus in einem Rundgang virtuell begehen. Im japanischen Takayama, in Gifu, baute der Möbelhersteller Kitani eine Replik des Hauses, das seit 2012 als Finn Juhl Art Museum Club zugänglich ist.

2015 bezog der Künstler Danh Vo, im Rahmen seiner Ausstellung mothertongue im dänischen Pavillon auf der Biennale Venedig, Möbelstücke Juhls in seine Kunstwerke mit ein.

Werke

Möbel
 Pelikan Stuhl (1940)
 FJ41 (1941)
 NV44 Stuhl (1944)
 NV45 Stuhl (1945)
 FJ46 Stuhl (1946)
 BO64 Stuhl (1946)
 O59 Stuhl (1946)
 FJ48 Stuhl (1948)
 Ägyptischer Stuhl (1949)
 FJ49A auch bekannt als Chieftain Stuhl (1949)
 Judas Tisch (1946)
 BO98 Stuhl (1952)
 FD137 auch bekannt als Japanischer Stuhl (1953)
 FJ53 Stuhl (1953)
 BO101 Stuhl (1953)
 FJ55 Stuhl (1955)
 FD136 Stuhl (1958)
 BO62 Stuhl (1962)
 FD152 Stuhl (1962)

Gebäude und Inneneinrichtung
 Filiale von Bing & Grøndahl, Amagertorv, Kopenhagen (1946)
 Sitzungsraum des UN-Treuhandrats, New York (1951–52)
 Einfamilienhaus, Nakskov (1952)
 Dänischer Stand, Triennale, Mailand (1957)
 Dänische Botschaft in Washington, D.C. (1960)
 Sommerhaus von Anders Hostrup-Pedersen (1962)

Literatur
 Esbjørn Hiort: Finn Juhl - Furniture, Architecture, Applied Art, Copenhagen 1990/2010, ISBN 978-87-7407-404-5.
 Charlotte und Peter Fiell: Scandinavian Design: Skandinavisches Design. Taschen, Köln 2003, ISBN 978-3-8228-4115-0.
 Anne-Louise Sommer: Watercolours by Finn Juhl. Hatje-Cantz-Verlag, Berlin 2016. ISBN 978-3-7757-4209-2.
 Per H. Hansen: Finn Juhl and His House. Hatje-Cantz-Verlag, Berlin 2014. ISBN 978-3-7757-3797-5.

Weblinks

 Finn Juhl scandinaviandesign.com, abgerufen am 2. September 2011.
 Finn Juhl. Der Siegeszug des dänischen Designs SoLebIch.de, abgerufen am 2. September 2011.
 Juhls Wohnhaus, Ordrupgaard Wohnkultur 66, abgerufen am 16. Dezember 2013.

Einzelnachweise

Architekt (Dänemark)
Möbeldesigner
Däne
Geboren 1912
Gestorben 1989
Mann

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Open the rule set where you want to add the new rule.
Add any additional terms that the new rule requires, and add expressions for the new rule in the table cells in the rule editor. See Define Expressions for a Rule for more information.
Note: You can add up to 200 condition terms and 200 action terms to a rule set. A greater number of terms might affect performance.
(Optional) Change the order of the new rule. The rule order, in addition to the IF, ELSE, or OR keyword (see Controlling Which Conditions Are Evaluated), controls how rules are evaluated within the rule set.
You can also change the order of the rules later by right-clicking on a rule and selecting either Reorder or Swap. See Change the Order of Rules in a Rule Set for more information.
(Optional) Modify the name of the new rule on the Rule Details tab. Rule names are limited to 100 characters and must be unique within a rule set.
(Optional) Clear the Record rule-fired data check box on the Rule Details tab if you do not want a rule-fired record to be written each time this rule fires.
(Optional) Enter a description for the new rule on the Rule Details tab.
There are three views available in the rule set editor: horizontal, vertical, and list. The default view is the horizontal view.
In the horizontal view, the terms used by the rules are displayed across the top of the rule set editor, and there is one row for each rule. You can return to the horizontal view from the other views by clicking .
To switch to the vertical view, click . In the vertical view, the terms used by the rules are displayed in the left column, and there is one column for each rule.
To switch to the list view, click . The list view is a simplified list of rules with operators, condition terms, action terms, and term values in one vertical list. By default, the rules are collapsed. Click to display the logic for all of the rules.
Empty expressions are hidden in the list view. If you change back to the horizontal or vertical view, the empty expressions are re-displayed.
If you switch to the list view from the horizontal or vertical views, OR operators are changed to ELSE operators. You cannot select the OR operator in the list view. If you change back to the horizontal or vertical view, the OR operators remain set to ELSE operators, and every ELSE rule is assigned the appropriate action expressions.
For example, Rule Set That Defines Eight Rules in Two IF Blocks shows a rule set with OR operators in the horizontal view. The following figure shows the first IF block of the same rule set in the list view.
Add any additional terms to the rule set editor that the rule requires. For example, if your rule is If balance < 100 then risk = "high", then add balance as the condition term and risk as the action term.
To add terms to the rule set, select the terms in the Vocabularies pane, and then right-click and select either Use as condition term or Use as action term. You can also drag the terms onto the rule set editor.
To select a consecutive set of terms, click on the first term, hold down the Shift key, and click on the last term. To select nonconsecutive terms, hold down the Ctrl key, and click on each term that you want to select.
If the terms that you want to add to the table all belong to the same entity, you can add the entire entity to the table. Note that an entity can contain many terms, and you cannot undo this operation after you have added the terms. In the horizontal and vertical views, you must delete terms one at a time. In the list view, you can select the rows containing the terms, and then right-click and select Delete. The expression for the terms is removed, and rows without expressions are hidden in the list.
In the horizontal and vertical views, terms are added to the column and row headings. In the list view, terms are added to the currently selected rule, so you must select the rule where you want to add a term before adding it.
By default, terms are displayed in the rule set editor in the same order in which they appear in the Vocabularies pane. You can reorder the terms by dragging the terms in the column or row headings.
You can add new entities and terms by clicking in the Vocabularies pane. You can also edit existing entities and terms by right-clicking on the entity or term and selecting the appropriate option. See Create an Entity and Create a Term for more information.
(Optional) Select the operator for the rule. The default operator is IF. See Controlling Which Conditions Are Evaluated for more information.
For each term that is used in the new rule, specify the expression that applies to that term in the row or column for the new rule. For example, if the rule is If balance < 100 then risk = "high", the expression for balance is < 100, and the expression for risk is = "high".
Expressions can be up to 1024 characters long. They can contain numeric constants, character strings, vocabulary terms, operators, and SAS DS2 functions.
Condition expressions can contain the LOOKUP function, and action expressions can contain the LOOKUPVALUE function. However, if the expression contains the LOOKUP or LOOKUPVALUE function, then the expression cannot contain anything else.
You can enter expressions directly into the decision table, or you can use the Equation Editor to create and edit expressions. To open the Equation Editor, click in the table cell, and select .
SAS Business Rules Manager displays the following expressions on the Rule Details tab.
Click to save the rule set. SAS Business Rules Manager validates the syntax of the expressions. If it does not detect any problems, it saves the rule set. See Validate the Expressions in a Rule Set for more information.
You add conditional processing within a rule set by using the IF, ELSE, and OR operators. By default, rules are assigned the keyword IF, which means that the rule's condition is evaluated regardless of the results of previous rules. You can change this outcome by changing the operator for a rule to ELSE or OR.
If you set a rule's operator to ELSE, then the rule's condition is evaluated only if the previous rule's condition evaluated to false. For example, given the rule set shown the following display, if Order_Quanitity is 12, the condition for rules 1 and 2 evaluates to false, and the condition for rule 3 evaluates to true. Therefore, the action for rule 3 is executed. The conditions for rules 4 and 5 are not evaluated.
Use the OR operator to break up very long condition expressions into multiple condition expressions or to execute the same action expression for each of the several conditions. If you assign the OR operator to a rule, then you cannot enter an action expression for the rule. If any of the conditions evaluate to true, SAS Business Rules Manager executes the action of the last rule that was assigned the IF or ELSE operator. When you have several consecutive rules that are all assigned the OR operator, only the action for the first rule whose condition evaluates to true is executed. The conditions for the remaining consecutive OR rules are not evaluated.
For example, in the following rule set, rules 1 through 4 all use the action expression that is defined for rule 1. Rules 5 through 8 all use the action expression that is defined for rule 5.
An IF block is a series of rules that begins with an IF operator and extends up to but does not include the next IF operator. In the rule set shown in Rule Set That Defines Eight Rules in Two IF Blocks, rules 1 to 4 are an IF block and rules 5 to 8 are a second IF block.
A rule that does not have a condition expression always executes.
A rule that does not have a condition expression must be the last rule in an IF block.
To open the Equation Editor, click in a cell in the rule set editor, and click .
Note: The Lookup tab is available only for condition terms, and the Lookup Value tab is available only for action terms. Buttons for some of the operators might be disabled depending on the data type of the term, and because action expressions can be assignment expressions only.
To build an expression that uses a DS2 function, click the Function tab. Click on a function name to display information about the syntax for that function. Double-click on a function name to add the function to your expression.
To build an expression that uses the LOOKUP or LOOKUPVALUE functions, click the Lookup or LookupValue tabs. You can enter the LOOKUP function in condition expressions only, and you can enter the LOOKUPVALUE function in action expressions only. See Specify the LOOKUP Function in the Equation Editor and Specify the LOOKUPVALUE Function in the Equation Editor for more information.
When you are finished building the expression, click OK. The Equation Editor validates the syntax of the expression. If the validation is successful, the editor adds the expression to the cell in the table from which you opened the editor. You can click Validate at any time to check the syntax of the expression that you are building.
To use the Equation Editor to enter the LOOKUP function, click the Lookup tab. Double-click on the lookup table name that you want to specify in the function call and click OK.
For more information, see LOOKUP Function.
Double-click on the lookup table name.
Specify the term name or the character string that contains the lookup key value. To specify a term, double-click on the term in the Vocabulary column. To specify a character string as the lookup key value, enter the character string in the field at the top of the LookupValue tab. Enclose the string in quotation marks.
(Optional) Click Validate to check the syntax of the expression.
For more information, see LOOKUPVALUE Function.
Values for some data types might need to be enclosed in quotation marks, as shown in the following table. Date and Datetime values must be followed with d and dt, respectively.
Enclose character strings in either single or double quotation marks.
Enter Date values by using the format DDMMMYYYY. Enclose each value in quotation marks followed by d.
Enter Datetime values by using the format DDMMMYYYY:HH:MM:SS. Use 24-hour clock notation. Enclose each value in quotation marks followed by dt.
Boolean values are not enclosed in quotation marks. Enter only True or False.
The following table lists the operators that you can use in an expression. Do not enter a space between the elements of the operators <=, >=, or ^=. Some mnemonic equivalents for these operators cannot be used in SAS Business Rules Manager expressions. See Operators in Expressions in SAS DS2 Language Reference for more information about the operators shown in the table.
If the term's value matches pattern-matching-expression, the result is true.
If both expressions are true, the result is true.
If either expression is true, the result is true.
1The application supports the leading plus (+) operator in action expressions only.
If a term's value matches the pattern that is specified by pattern-matching-expression, the expression evaluates to true (1). Otherwise, the expression evaluates to false (0).
There are three classes of pattern-matching characters.
Note: Be aware of the effect of trailing blanks. To match values, you might have to use the TRIM function to remove trailing blanks.
The LIKE expression is case sensitive. To search for mixed-case strings, use the UPCASE function to create an uppercase version of the term that you want to search. You can use a temporary term to store the results of the UPCASE function. (See Step 8 of Create a Term.) Use the LIKE operator to search the uppercase version of the term.
For example, you can search the term Part_Number for mixed-case strings that begin with HS and end with PP by using the two rules shown in the following display.
The following table shows examples of the matches that result if you search a term that could have these values: Smith, Smooth, Smothers, Smart, Smuggle.
LOOKUP and LOOKUPVALUE functions. See LOOKUP Function and LOOKUPVALUE Function for more information.
SAS DS2 functions. You can click on a function name in the Equation Editor to display information about the syntax for that function. For additional information about DS2 functions, see SAS DS2 Language Reference.
You can use the MISSING function to check for missing values. This function returns a 0 (false) or 1 (true). Missing values have a value of false when you use them with logical operators such as AND or OR.
For more information, see How DS2 Processes Nulls and SAS Missing Values in SAS DS2 Language Reference.
If you do not specify an operator at the beginning of an expression, SAS Business Rules Manager adds an equal sign to the beginning of the expression. For example, if you enter 5+x for an expression, the expression resolves to =5+x.
When an AND or OR operator is followed immediately by another operator in a condition expression, SAS Business Rules Manager inserts the condition term between the AND or OR operator and the operator that follows it. For example, if you enter >5 and <10 for myterm, the expression resolves to myterm>5 and myterm<10. SAS Business Rules Manager inserts the term for top-level AND or OR operators in condition expressions only. It does not insert the term with nested AND or OR operators or in action expressions.
If you specify the leading plus operator in an action expression, SAS Business Rules Manager adds the term name to the expression. Leading minus operators are not supported.
The condition expression +1 is invalid. If you enter +1 as an action expression, the expression resolves to x=x + 1. The expression =+1 is invalid as both a condition and as an action expression.
If you enter -1 as either a condition or an action expression, the expression is interpreted as a negative number and not as a leading minus operator. The expression resolves to x=-1.
The following table shows examples of expressions that you can specify.
This expression is invalid as both a condition expression and as an action expression. SAS Business Rules Manager does not add column names after nested AND or OR operators.
This expression is invalid as both a condition expression and as an action expression. SAS Business Rules Manager checks whether literal types are compatible with the specified operators. Character strings are not compatible with numeric operators.
Action expressions must be assignment expressions only.
SAS Business Rules Manager validates macro functions and variables based only on whether the syntax is correct. It does not check to determine whether a macro function or variable will be accessible when the rule set is executed. Macro support in expressions is controlled by a configuration property in SAS Management Console. See Support macros in rule expressions in SAS Business Rules Manager: Administrator's Guide for more information.
This expression is valid. However, it should be avoided. As a condition statement, this expression checks to determine whether both x and term1 are equal to 5. The recommended way to enter this expression is =5 and term1=5.
As an action expression, this expression becomes a Boolean assignment statement. This expression determines whether term1 is equal to 5, and if so, assigns a value of 1 (true) to x. If not, it assigns a value of 0 (false) to x.
This expression is valid. However, it should be avoided. As a condition statement, this expression checks to determine whether both x and term1 are equal to 3 or whether term2 is equal to 5. The recommended way to enter this expression is (=5 or term1=3) or term2=5.
As an action expression, this expression becomes a Boolean assignment statement. This expression determines whether either term1 is equal to 3 or term2 is equal to 5, and if so, assigns a value of 1 (true) to x. If not, it assigns a value of 0 (false) to x.
Leading plus (+) operators are valid in action expressions only. Leading minus (–) operators are not supported. See Leading Plus and Minus Operators for more information.
As an action expression, this expression becomes a Boolean assignment statement. The expression determines whether rate is equal to high or low, and if so, assigns a value of 1 (true) to x. If not, it assigns a value of 0 (false) to x.
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Listen to and resolve customer complaints and concerns.
Display an attitude that is focused on improving and serving customers, teammates, and self.
Learn organizational, operations, management viewpoints, and company policies and practices that affect each phase of business within Agronomy Sales.
Set performance goals and objectives with management and review the attainment of these goals and objectives with management and key trainers throughout the 12 month training program.
Work along side experienced workers to acquire the knowledge of methods, procedures and standards required for performance of various job responsiblities.
Receive training in operations of Agronomy Sales departments to facilitate subsequent transferability between departments and/or company locations and to provide greater promotional opportunities.
Demonstrate work habits that develop, build and support the team concept within the organization.
Participate on company teams as time allows or as requested.
This position will require 80% of time away from the office, but working within a forty mile radius of home and/or office.
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Research efforts focus on system analysis, risk assessment, and large scale ecosystem management.
Norman, Steven P.; Lee, Danny C.; Jacobson, Sandra; Damiani, Christine. 2010. Assessing risks to multiple resources affected by wildfire and forest management using an integrated probabilistic framework.
Bruins, Randall JF; Munns, Wayne R Jr.; Botti, Stephen J; Brink, Steve; Cleland, David; Kapustka, Larry; Lee, Danny; et, al. 2010. A new process for organizing assessments of social, economic, and environmental outcomes: case study of wildland fire management in the USA.
Pye, John M.; Rauscher, H. Michael; Sands, Yasmeen; Lee, Danny C.; Beatty, Jerome S., tech. eds. 2010. Advances in threat assessment and their application to forest and rangeland management Volume 1 and Volume 2..
Lee, Danny C.; Irwin, Larry L. 2005. Assessing risks to spotted owls from forest thinning in fire-adapted forests of the western United States.
Lee, Danny C.; Rieman, Bruce E. 1997. Population viability assessment of salmonids by using probabilistic networks.
Hoagland, Serra J.; Beier, Paul; Lee, Danny. 2018. Using MODIS NDVI phenoclasses and phenoclusters to characterize wildlife habitat: Mexican spotted owl as a case study.
Rauscher, H. Michael; Sands, Yasmeen; Lee, Danny C.; Beatty, Jerome S., tech. eds. 2010. Advances in threat assessment and their application to forest and rangeland management Volume 2.
Lee, Danny C.; Beatty, Jerome S. 2008. 2007 accomplishment report for the Eastern and Western forest environmental threat assessment centers.
Norman, Steven P.; Lee, Danny C.; Tallmon, David A. 2008. Developing a multiscale fire treatment strategy for species habitat management.
Weller, Theodore J.; Lee, Danny C. 2007. Mist net effort required to inventory a forest bat species assemblage..
Haynes, Richard W.; Bormann, Bernard T.; Lee, Danny C.; Martin, Jon R., tech. eds. 2006. Northwest Forest Plan the first 10 years (1994-2003): synthesis of monitoring and research results..
Thompson, William L.; Lee, Danny C. 2002. A two-stage information-theoretic approach to modeling landscape-level attributes and maximum recruitment of chinook salmon in the Columbia River basin.
Andelman, Sandy J.; Beissinger, Steve; Cochrane, Jean Fitts; Gerber, Leah; Gomez-Priego, Paola; Groves, Craig; Haufler, Jon; Holthausen, Richard; Lee, Danny; Maguire, Lynn; Noon, Barry; Ralls, Katherine; Regan, Helen. 2001. Scientific standards for conducting viability assessments under the Nathional Forest Management Act: report and recoomendations of the NCRAS Working Group.
Thompson, William L.; Lee, Danny C. 2000. A two-stage information-theoretic approach to modeling landscape-level attributes and maximum recruitment of chinook salmon in the Columbia River basin electronic resource.
Thompson, William L.; Lee, Danny C. 2000. Modeling relationships between landscape-level attributes and snorkel counts of chinook salmon and steelhead parr in Idaho.
Shepard, Bradley B.; Sanborn, Brian; Ulmer, Linda; Lee, Danny C. 1997. Status and risk of extinction for westslope cutthroat trout in the Upper River Basin, Montana.


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and tagged with Woolacombe, We never sell on data or contact details. Its bleak, unspoilt, wild, windy but you cant help be drawn in by its history and heritage and all who have trodden those stoney paths before you. Some two hours of often surging seas later, and you'll reach Lundy. The village of Woolacombe lies at the northern end of the beach, and has plenty of seaside shops, cafes, restaurants and B&B's. Book at Woolacombe Tourist Information Centre in person, or by calling 01271 870553. This is all set against a backdrop of stunning natural rugged beauty, making it a walker's paradise. Lundy Island From Woolacombe By Louise Collis. You take the MS Oldenburg* - a 1950s supply ship decked out in brass and wood.You'll board in either Ilfracombe or Bideford (both just a short drive from Woolacombe). Woolacombe Beach is 1.2 miles from the accommodation. The island's Rhododendrons might look pretty, but are an invasive nuisance species on Lundy. Book at Woolacombe Tourist Information Centre in person, or by calling 01271 870553. Saatchi Art is pleased to offer the painting, "Lundy Island from Woolacombe," by Nick Shaw, available for purchase at $1,480 USD. It is 3 ½ miles long and just ½ mile wide and its landscape is utterly spectacular and its waters clean and clear. The South West Coast Path is accessible from the bottom of our garden where you can walk for miles over the National Trust Land. Once you have visited Lundy once, you'll want to return time and again. Lundy House Hotel is situated in a perfect location on the Devon coast with perfect views across to Lundy Island, near to Woolacombe. The mobile phone signal is sketchy but you can climb, swim, kayak, rockpool, dive, snorkel, birdwatch and hike to your heart's content! Your Lundy adventure begins even before you set foot on the Island. Overlooked by the South West Coast Path and edged with sand dunes, Woolacombe Beach has superb views to Lundy Island in the Bristol Channel. The breakfast menu is very extensive and extremely well cooked and presented. Lundy Island Trivia and Fun Facts: - Although the island gets many visitors, permanent residents (other than sea birds) are few: In 2007 the island had just 27 residents. And if it's pouring with rain, well there's plenty to see and do in and around the Tavern. Please view our privacy policy for more information. Day trips – Book at Woolacombe Tourist Information Centre Whether you live in, or are just visiting North Devon, a day trip to Lundy makes for an unforgettable experience. We are currently on pause, reopening 12th February 2021. Departure point Route summary Viaducts, bridges Arrival point Dangerous area Tunnels Map routes Security alert Crossing nearby. Family-run, with plenty of car parking, and dogs are welcome! Enjoy spectacular views of North Devon coast on your journey to the Island. Lundy Island lies off the North Devon coast in the middle of the Bristol Channel - ''next stop America' as the saying goes. Lundy is a magnet for migrating birds and birdwatchers alike and, thanks to over five decades of dedicated conservation, it is considered one of Britain's most important wildlife havens. Lundy is England first statutory Marine Nature reserve and the first Marine Conservation zone due to its unique flora and fauna. Staycation Ideas. Whether you live in, or are just visiting North Devon, a day trip to Lundy makes for an unforgettable experience. During the winter season, (beginning of November until the end of March), a Helicopter Service operates between Lundy and Hartland Point on Mondays and Fridays. So, whether you enjoy surfing, walking, painting or just relaxing - Woolacombe could be … If you would like any advice or information about planning your visit to Lundy Island, our helpful team are always happy to answer your questions and make recommendations. Couples particularly like the location — they rated it 9.6 for a two-person trip. As the waves start to wind down from their winter highs, they become that bit more manageable, as do other warm-weather pursuits and adventures. e-mail: [email protected]. The particular character of Lundy derives from its varied terrain; on the west side, exposed to the Atlantic, there are high and rugged cliffs, on the east, sheltered from the prevailing wind, the coastline is gentler with grassy slopes, trees and many types of wild flowers. The ships sails at least three times a week from either Bideford or Ilfracombe and the crossing takes about 2 hours each way, allowing between 4 and 6 hours to explore the island depending on the day you choose to travel. Please call us on 01271 870388. It's unlikely that you'll be able to do justice to everything in a single visit and often it's the weather that'll make your decision for you. Just setting sail for Lundy feels like an adventure. Although only three miles in length, and half-a-mile wide, the Island offers an amazingly diverse range of things to do for day-trippers. The apartment features 2 bedrooms, a TV, an equipped kitchen with a dishwasher and a microwave, a washing machine, and 2 bathrooms with a bath or shower. It is a haven for peace, tranquillity and offers a step back in time with no cars, roads or pollution. Lundy Island is home to a pub, a church, a working farm, three lighthouses, shops and amazing unspoiled nature. Whether you live in, or are just visiting North Devon, a day trip to Lundy makes for an unforgettable experience. Sail to beautiful Lundy Island. Woolacombe is a seaside resort on the coast of North Devon, England, which lies at the mouth of a valley (or 'combe') in the parish of Mortehoe. Depart Bideford 8am, arrive back in Bideford at 7.30pm. Simple pleasures aplenty, the landscape is unmarred by roads and the wardens lead sustainable snorkelling safaris. Check the itinerary for Lundy Island - Ilfracombe with the route duration and cost on ViaMichelin. Built in 1958 the vessel retains many of her original brass and wooden fittings providing comfortable heated saloons, a bar, buffet, a gift shop and an information desk. Original Painting: Acrylic on Canvas. Woolacombe Tourism Woolacombe Hotels The fresh sea air will definitely work up a good appetite too...be sure to book a table in Doyle's before you head out! Recently voted best beach in Britain, this three mile stretch of golden sand can be found between the headlands of Baggy Point and Morte Point, backed by sand dunes and with views across the ocean to Lundy Island. Its 4,000 years of human history comes to life through the 42 scheduled monuments and its clutch of listed buildings. Lundy is an English island in the Bristol Channel.It forms part of the district of Torridge in the county of Devon.. About 3 miles (5 kilometres) long and 5 ⁄ 8 mi (1 km) wide, Lundy has had a long and turbulent history, frequently changing hands between the British crown and various usurpers. One for the explorers is Lundy Island. In a place of wide spaces and big skies, without roads, cars or pollution, simply walking is a profound pleasure. Most day visitors travel on Lundy's own ferry and supply ship, the graceful German-built MS Oldenburg, which is an experience in its own right. On the island … Set in Woolacombe, just 200 yards from Woolacombe Beach, Hartland View offers accommodation with free WiFi. Lundy Island: Lundy Island from Ilfracombe - See 498 traveller reviews, 497 candid photos, and great deals for Bideford, UK, at Tripadvisor. Lundy House Hotel: Great stay - See 268 traveller reviews, 106 candid photos, and great deals for Lundy House Hotel at Tripadvisor. Lundy is a 3-mile-long island, a granite outcrop that lies off the coast of North Devon, where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Bristol channel. When life is busy, hectic and crowded, exploring a new destination where the sea is clear, the landscape spectacular, and the pleasures simple, certainly soothes the soul. We speak your language! The Island eventually greets you and literally looks like it has risen up from the sea bed ! . Although only three miles in length, and half-a-mile wide, the Island offers an amazingly diverse range of things to do for day-trippers. Whether you live locally, or are just visiting North Devon, a day trip to Lundy makes for an unforgettable experience. To find out more read our cookie policy. Sorry there was a problem, please try again. Thank you for signing up to our newsletter. Download this stock image: Sunset over Lundy Island from Woolacombe, Devon, United Kingdom - H8H84Y from Alamy's library of millions of high resolution stock photos, illustrations and vectors. Just setting sail for Lundy feels like an adventure. Tel: 01271 870553 The accommodation available have been adapted from the original use, so guests have the opportunity to stay in everything from a Georgian villa to a 13 th century castle, to a lighthouse and more. In fine weather there is plenty of space on deck, and if you are lucky you may be treated to the company of a playful pod of dolphins who often delight in following the ship. Lundy House Hotel, Woolacombe: See 261 traveler reviews, 102 candid photos, and great deals for Lundy House Hotel, ranked #4 of 20 B&Bs / inns in Woolacombe and rated 5 of 5 at Tripadvisor. Painted on loacation from Marine Drive Woolacombe looking towards Lundy Island on a Sunny but cold day in November. Lundy Island Wildlife. Luxury Hotel, It is true that Lundy is different from any other island and that it is a wonderful part of the country. Wildlife, Book at Woolacombe Tourist Information Centre in person, or by calling 01271 870553. Lundy Island. A B&B, pet friendly Hotel, Lundy House Hotel is set directly on the North Devon Coastline, with views across to Lundy Island and placed midway between the old village of Mortehoe and the seaside resort of Woolacombe. Sign Up to our newsletter to receive updates and correspondence from the Woolacombe Bay Hotel. In the hubbub of the modern world it is a place apart, peaceful and unspoiled. Published by Helen Laing, within the category of The Area Although only three miles in length, and half-a-mile wide, the Island offers an amazingly diverse range of things to do for day-trippers. The hotel itself is like a home from home. It is difficult to pin down why Lundy Island has such an effect on people. Woolacombe Bay Hotel, North Devon, UK EX34 7BN | [email protected] | +44 1271 870388, Hotel Marketing and Website by Clockwork Marketing. Lundy lies 10 miles off the coast of North Devon, where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Bristol Channel with nothing between it and America. The island gets its name from the old Norse word "lundi", meaning puffin. The beach is 3 miles (4.8 km) long, sandy, gently sloping and faces the Atlantic Ocean near the western limit of the Bristol Channel . Although only three miles in length, and half-a-mile wide, the Island offers an amazingly diverse range of things to do for day-trippers. walking, Depart Bideford 7.30am, arrive back in Bideford at 6.30pm. Devon Breaks, The Landmark Trust uses cookies on this website. Lying off the coast of North Devon, Lundy Island is far removed from the busy way of life in much of the UK. A coast walk in early spring will definitely deliver, revealing countless guillemot, kittiwake and razorbill, and some of the 5500 pairs of Manx shearwater and 375 puffins. Peaceful, unspoilt and uncrowded, this three mile long, half-a-mile wide island is a place of wide spaces, big skies, rugged high cliffs, grassy slopes and spectacular sea-views at every turn! Lundy Island Lundy lies off the coast of North Devon, where the Atlantic ocean meets the Bristol Channel with nothing between it and America, a granite outcrop, three miles long and half a mile wide. The nearest airport is Cardiff Airport, 40.4 miles from Lundy House Hotel. Lundy- The Unique Island Experience. ... Woolacombe,with breath taking views of the coastline and some of the best beaches in the area,with stunning views of Lundy Island. By using this website you are agreeing to our use of cookies. Once on the Island wander and explore, see the birds and wildlife then relax in the Marisco Tavern for a … © 2020 Woolacombe Bay Hotel. A granite outcrop, three miles long and half a mile wide, the island is never crowded, even in the height of summer. Places to visit, Considering Lundy is the UK's first marine conservation zone, set up in 2010, and that there was a campaign to increase the native sea bird population, which saw numbers treble since the early 2000's, Lundy Island really is a perfect place for wildlife lovers. You take the MS Oldenburg* - a 1950s supply ship decked out in brass and wood.You'll board in either Ilfracombe or Bideford (both just a short drive from Woolacombe). Swimming or diving here might give glimpses of basking sharks, spiny lobster, and one of the island's 200-odd grey seals. Lundy has a milder climate than the mainland, with more sunshine and less rain. What kind of breakfast is served at Lundy House Hotel? Lundy Island From Woolacombe by Louise Collis. Because of its isolation the habitat for wildlife is often compared to that of Galapagos. The hotel is in a prime location overlooking Woolacombe, Lundy Island and the craggy cliffs of Morthoe. The village and Woolacombe's three miles of golden sandy beach are only a short, level walk away. Print. If it's a castaway, get-away-from-it-all bolthole you crave, you have found your mecca. The trip to Lundy is an adventure in itself, aboard our handsome supply vessel, MS Oldenburg. Not far away is the costal path, Combesgate beach and the picturesque village of Mortehoe. If the wind's Easterly, go West and vice-versa. Fittingly for an island that means "puffin" in Norse, Lundy is now home to the biggest seabird colony in the southwest and puffins still breed here in small – but currently increasing – numbers. Everything you want to know about Lundy, how to get there, when you can get there and what to expect from this magical, secluded island. Although only three miles in length, and half-a-mile … All rooms are decorated to a high standard and very comfortable. Check the itinerary for Lundy Island - Ilfracombe with the route duration and cost on ViaMichelin. For the land lovers, there are Sika deer, Soay sheep, wild ponies, feral goats, and rare fungi! This contrast explains the rich diversity of the island's animal and plant life and its attraction to walkers, climbers and divers. Breathtaking to behold you disembark and climb up the steep track to level ground. Size is 23.6 H x 39.4 W x 0.7 in. Some two hours of often surging seas later, and you'll reach Lundy. There are 8 en-suite bedrooms, including deluxe rooms with larger bathrooms and a balcony. Situated off the coast of North Devon, where the Atlantic ocean meets the Bristol Channel with nothing between it and America, natural beauty, remote and tranquil, without roads, cars or pollution. Although only three miles in length, and half-a-mile … In the hubbub of the modern world, it is a place apart, peaceful and unspoiled. Lundy House Hotel, Woolacombe Picture: View to Lundy Island from bedroom - Check out Tripadvisor members' 1,793 candid photos and videos. Whether you live locally, or are just visiting North Devon, a day trip to Lundy makes for an unforgettable experience. Lundy House Hotel is 0.6 miles from the center of Woolacombe. Sail to beautiful Lundy Island. 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Embracing the changing seasons of our lives means living now.
Have you ever just really taken time to contemplate how Mother Nature renews Herself? EVERY YEAR, She diligently flourishes throughout the summer months, transitions to providing for other lifeforms on the planet through the harvest prior to slowing down & shedding the old, while then moving into dormancy & hibernation — aka: REST…. Then, as the quiet of Winter literally melts away — we have Spring — at which point She emerges slowly, showcasing Her brilliance & beauty — to begin anew.
Sometimes — we humans have the opportunity to help Mother Nature thrive. While Joel and I were out enjoying one of the warmer weekends we had here, we spent the afternoon in our outdoor sanctuary trimming dead branches & trees, and removing dead underbrush, to make room for the new growth. It occurred to me, this is a great metaphor for how we should be moving forward into this season of renewal by 'trimming away what isn't working for us' — while clearing space for new benefits & opportunities.
The one and only constant variable in life is change. When we can learn to embrace and make the most of the changing seasons of our life, as well as the elemental seasons we experience, we can truly fuel ourselves during this lifetime, resulting in there being more of ourselves to give.
Spring is a time of renewal, regeneration, emergence, blossoming, propelling ourselves forward! It's fresh, it's new, and it smells amazing. Let the scents guide you to your inner sense or wisdom, as you break old molds, embrace new patterns, and soak up and emit greater energy & light. Get curious about that little bit of life poking up through the cracks in the ground — both literally & figuratively. Choose to see with fresh eyes and a new outlook, and you might just find yourself experiencing more joy and radiating more of that positivity in the direction of those around you.
As we share in the new growth, we can curate this sun-filled energy and use it to our advantage — enabling ourselves to connect more deeply with nature, ourselves, and everyone we come into contact with. We can spread more love, allowing our 'refill' to overflow into the lives of those whom we touch — benefiting all of life indirectly, as we directly & consciously interact with all that life has to offer us in the here & now — this moment.
We have to remind ourselves that this moment is truly all we have. Life is happening now! Feel the flow and ride that tide as the moments lead to other moments, and let's try to live more in THIS moment — the one right before us.
I feel my feelings, work through them & make them count, and then return myself to a place of gratitude. This shift transitions me back to a place of openness and oneness with Creation and my purpose — and helps foster more of my creativity and energy for giving back using the talents & the gifts I'm here to share.
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German cannibal tells of fantasy - BBC News
C'mon, he's just doing what he enjoys. Who are you to judge? There's nothing evil about it. He just likes to eat people. The victim was cool with it. It was sexy to them. It's high time we got off depraved murderers' backs.
What would the Lawrence majority say about this? Remember, Justice Kennedy wrote:
"The petitioners are entitled to respect for their private lives. The State cannot demean their existence or control their destiny by making their private sexual conduct a crime. Their right to liberty under the Due Process Clause gives them the full right to engage in their conduct without intervention of the government." (citation omitted)
Disclaimer: I don't like the Texas sodomy law. But I also don't like Lawrence.


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The minions of materialistic orthodoxy have been busier than you can imagine running around the world, trying desperately to edit all the information that they can find about the ancient world so that it fits with their little materialistic, uniformitarian fairy tale. They do this by two methods.
First, they simply grab everything that is portable and is an embarrassment to them and hide it away in the back rooms of the world's museums. For every item that you see on display, there are hundreds in store houses somewhere.
Secondly, they compartmentalize. All secret keepers know of this method – organizations like the CIA, the KGB, criminal mobs and terrorist groups. You make sure that no outsider understands what is going on by making sure that no one knows the big picture. Every person working on a project only knows about a part, or parts, of it.
If I want to build a bomb (for instance), plant it and detonate it, I will make sure that the people who build the parts of the bomb don't know each other, or what the parts are for, or even who I am, if I can keep from it. Those who transport it and those who assemble it and those who plant it only know as much as they need to know to do their job and never the big picture. That way, even if one of these people is captured and questioned, they can't really do you any damage.
The scientific community, unfortunately, doesn't apparently know about this strategy and they are the greatest victims of it. The trend is to become more and more narrowly specialized and your publications and conferences are only with those of your own specialty. No scientist really seems to have a grasp of the larger picture. We've seen that in our studies before and we will see it again today, I think.
The materialistic minions' biggest problem is that there are a great many things that they either are too late in getting hold of (so they are already public), or they are just too big and wide-spread to control or hide.
Let's talk about genetics. I love genetics.
Evolutionists used to rant about genetics. (I love it when they rant, because they nearly always say something to damage themselves.) They used to hold forth that, when they finally starting cracking the genetic code, it would irrefutably prove evolution and shut up all those "alternative theories" forever.
Now, we've begun understanding something of the genetic make-up of cells and guess what? We're not hearing a lot from the Darwinists and when we do, it's usually in very sheepish, tentative tones.
I suggest, esteemed reader, that you also go and find it.
The video is quite interesting and informative despite the obvious choke-hold the materialists have on it. I think that you will find it is self-explanatory, if you keep one question and one phrase in mind.
It is my contention that the Bible describes God's original creation of people with extraordinary capabilities who subsequently built an advanced civilization that exceeds our own. That civilization was destroyed in the Great Flood and we have spent the last 5,000 years trying to re-build that civilization. and regain those capabilities. I contend that science supports all this in multiple disciplines, but this information is ignored or suppressed by various people who have an opposing agenda.


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Home » Health News » Why the Loss of Your Pet Could Be the Hardest to Bear
Why the Loss of Your Pet Could Be the Hardest to Bear
For some people, the death of a pet can be more difficult than the loss of a relative. Here's why.
Whoever said diamonds are a girl's best friend never owned a dog.
If you've ever lost a beloved pet, you know just how true that old adage is.
From dogs to cats to canaries to lizards, we humans form unbreakable bonds with our furry, feathered, and scaled friends.
In a way, nearly every treasured pet is a therapy animal. They may not have certificates or wear special vests that give them upgraded seating status on airplanes, but they greatly enhance our lives in a number of ways.
Numerous studies have shown evidence that pets not only provide companionship and bring joy, they can also help people recover or better cope with a wide range of health problems, including heart disease, cancer, and mental health disorders.
And when a pet dies, it can be an emotionally devastating experience that can have a negative impact on our both our mental and physical health.
In fact, the New England Journal of Medicine reports one 61-year-old woman began experiencing severe chest pains following the death of her dog. She was admitted to the ER where doctors diagnosed her with takotsubo cardiomyopathy — otherwise known as "broken-heart syndrome" — a condition with symptoms that mimic a heart attack.
After being treated with medications she eventually recovered, but the death of her Yorkshire terrier literally broke her heart.
The loss of a cherished pet can be every bit as difficult as losing a person — or in some cases, even worse.
Researchers have found that social support is essential for recovery during the grieving process. However, while others are typically quick to help comfort an individual who is grieving the loss of another person, society's attitude toward pet loss is very different.
People are often denied sufficient support following the death of a pet, which can increase emotional distress and lead to feelings of shame and isolation.
This can be particularly difficult for children who are experiencing the loss of a pet for the first time.
Pet loss can be especially hard for kids
Leah Carson, now a young adult, remembers her first pet. It was a gentle Golden Retriever mix named Sandy.
"We grew up together and she did everything with our family. I remember playing in the snow, hiking, and [sweet moments like] Sandy following me to my room when I came home from school," Carson says. "When I was about 11-years old, Sandy got cancer and we had to put her to sleep. I cried a ton. I was so sad and confused. It was the first time I'd ever lost someone I loved. Afterward, there was so much quiet in her absence."
Carson's memories of Sandy are both heartwarming and heartbreaking, especially for those who've personally experienced similar loss at a young age.
Roxanne Hawn, author of "Heart Dog: Surviving the Loss of Your Canine Soul Mate," understands that children are especially vulnerable to misunderstanding and grief following the death of a pet. She points out there are a variety of ways parents and adults can help kids through the grieving process.
"I suggest taking on memorial projects to focus your grief, and your kids' grief, in productive ways," Hawn says. "It's better to embrace grief through action rather than ignore it."
Hawn says grieving as a family can help children better process the loss, and she suggests activities in which each family member can participate as they feel the need.
"Have everyone write down as many happy memories as they can on colorful scraps of paper, and place all those good thoughts into a pretty bowl," she says, offering one example. "Anytime someone experiences a surge in grief, they can grab one of those slips of paper and, at least for a moment, remember a happier time. Children who can't yet write or spell can contribute drawings of their pet instead."
Hawn also suggests allowing children to keep a pet's beloved memento with them such as a collar or favorite toy — especially during the days immediately following the loss — its presence can help.
Age doesn't make it easier
With a lifetime of experiences, senior citizens might seem as if they'd be better equipped to deal with the loss of a pet, but the opposite is often true.
"Losing a pet is extremely difficult for seniors. It is more than normal grief," Lisa Frankel, PhD, a Los Angeles-based psychotherapist tells Healthline. "Seniors have already dealt with so much loss: friends, family, life structure, hope, physical contact, community."
She adds, "Pets, especially dogs, give them purpose, companionship, a reason to exercise and socialize. When a dog dies, all of that is gone."
In Frankel's practice, she works with many patients who are experiencing deep grief from the loss of a pet. She points out how feelings of guilt and shame can often complicate the grieving process. She cites examples of people who have lost their pet to coyote attacks or being hit by a car say they feel they could have done more to save their pet. Also, she points out others who have made the difficult decision to euthanize their pet are haunted by their decision.
She urges people who have lost a pet in these circumstances to be compassionate and forgive themselves, as well as spend time with others who understand their feelings. She also suggests organizations such as pet grief support groups, which can be a great comfort for some.
"Individual therapy can be helpful as well," Frankel says. "Many people have a hard time opening up in groups and do better with individual counseling. If therapy triggers other losses or traumas, these losses might also have to be looked at. Grief that is really debilitating or lasts exceptionally long might be complicated by the association of the loss to other losses and trauma. Individual therapy might be really important to understand this connection and to work it through."
How to cope
While no one approach to coping will work for all people who have lost a pet, there are many options and resources available to help.
In addition to the suggestions Frankel offered, she also recommends two books, "How to ROAR: Pet Loss Grief Recovery" by Robin Jean Brown and "The Loss of a Pet: A Guide to Coping with the Grieving Process When a Pet Dies" by Wallace Sife, founder of the Association for Pet Loss and Bereavement.
The blog Pet Loss Help has published an expansive list of bereavement resources which includes numerous pet-loss support hotlines and information about support groups in different states, as well as additional online resources.
Should you adopt another pet?
There will never be another pet quite like the one you lost, and the thought of adopting another might seem disloyal, but it isn't.
Pets enrich our lives and we, in turn, enrich theirs.
There's much to gain by allowing yourself to love again and pet owners have so much love to give.
Adopting a new pet could be just what the doctor ordered to help mend a broken heart.
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Dr. Alok Joshi is a Consultant Endocrinologist at Fortis Hospital Shalimar Bagh. He has over 28 years of experience in the field of Diabetes and Metabolic Disorders. Prior to working at Fortis Hospital, he has worked at Jaipur Golden Hospital and Saroj Super Speciality Hospital Rohini.
Dr. Alok Joshi completed MBBS in 1983 and MD in 1989 from Government Medical College Amritsar. Further, he joined a fellowship program of the European Society of Cardiology. He has been an active member of Research Society for the Study of Diabetes in India, American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists, and Delhi Medical Council.


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Michael Jackson; On The Wall at the Grand Palais
Published on 15 November 2018 , in Culture
We know about Michael Jackson's life and work in pop culture, but what about his impact on contemporary art? The Grand Palais has tackled this intriguing question and answered it in the form of a fabulous exhibition taking place from November 23rd to February 14th.
The King of Pop reigns over a great museum
Music, pop culture and art are definitely porous domains, each influencing the others. Michael Jackson had the spirit of a genius and the impact of a superstar, and his videos, his way of dancing, his look and, most especially, his music have influenced society at multiple levels, from fashion to musical trends. What trace does the King of Pop leave in contemporary art? The Grand Palais invites you on a journey that parallels the works and characteristics of Michael Jackson, resulting in an exhibition that is a true… thriller.
Michael Jackson and his link to contemporary art
Many artists have taken inspiration from Michael Jackson. Among them are Andy Warhol, Lorraine O'Grady and Isaac Julien. Each of them, through their creations, reveals something of the world-famous singer and songwriter. Room after room, work after work, arranged in chronological order, this exhibition presents artistic visions of Michael Jackson as you have never seen him before.
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Most of you would have heard of Robin Sharma. Many would have read one or two of his books. Thru one of my Facebook contacts' sharing, I stumbled upon one of his many inspiring articles; this seems the most relevant given we are just kicking off this brand new year and everyone's busy making resolutions to make this their best year!
Allow me to share Robin's 60 Tips for a Stunningly Great Life with you. A simple checklist of 60 things that Robin believes if we practice them every day, will help us on your way to making our life a great life!
Agile Malaysia (Facebook) is a meetup group started by Andy Kelk back in 2011 (when he was at iProperty). It went through a hiatus in 2012 until I met up with Andy to discuss about kickstarting this meetup group again.
Our rationale and purpose behind reactivating this group is simple; as proponents of the Agile (& Lean) movement as the approach to build high performing software development team, both of us understood in order to have a talent pool of Agile developers in the local market (and to grow this talent pool), we first have to start a community of practice of likeminded individuals to engage in a process of collective sharing & learning of each other's experience along the AGILE journey.


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Q: Автоматическое закрытие браузера после выполнения теста Начал изучать тестирование, использую selenium + python для автоматизации, заметил такую проблему, если сам тест описывать в классе, то по завершению теста, браузер автоматически закрывается.
import unittest
import time
from selenium import webdriver

class Test():
    def __init__(self):
        driver = webdriver.Chrome(executable_path=r'C:\Users\****** *****\Desktop\kodtest\python\AutoTesting\chromedriver.exe')
        time.sleep(1)

        driver.get("https://stepik.org/lesson/25969/step/12")
        time.sleep(5)

        textarea = driver.find_element_by_css_selector(".textarea")
        textarea.send_keys('get()')
        time.sleep(1)

        submit_button = driver.find_element_by_css_selector(".submit-submission")

        submit_button.click()
        time.sleep(3)

Test()

Если написать тест без использования классов, тогда все работает как надо, подскажите пожалуйста, с чем это может быть связано?

A: Закрытие происходит из-за того, что переменная экземпляра webdriver.Chrome становится мусором, после отработки кода. Экземпляр класса selenium.webdriver.Chrome содержит экземпляр класса Service. У последнего есть метод __del__ который вызывается, когда экземпляр разрушается во время процесса сбора мусора. Метод, в свою очередь, останавливает службу и заставляет окно браузера Chrome закрываться. Из возможных решений: сделать переменную driver глобальной либо переписать метод __del__

A: Сам столкнулся с подобной проблемой, помогло банально использование Firefox вместо Chrome. Честно говорю, почему конкретно так происходит не знаю. Еще не разбирался но фак на лицо если использовать Firefox ну и соответственно rgeckodriver.exe вместо chromedriver.exe, то браузер не закрываеться после завершения теста.

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