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Ásgeir gets back to his roots with 'Bury the Moon'
Ásgeir
In the spring of 2018, Icelandic singer-songwriter Ásgeir put a vinyl recording in a specifically engineered waterproof bottle and dropped it into Arctic Ocean from a helicopter. The idea was to see how far the bottle could go, understand how far the ocean currents could take it. (And perhaps generate a little publicity as fans could track the bottle's GPS coordinates online).
Two weeks later the album in a bottle showed up on an uninhabited island off of Iceland's west coast. Unsatisfied, Ásgeir sent a ship to pick it up and throw it back into the ocean even farther away. But once again, it showed up on Iceland's shores, this time on the island nation's east coast.
"We had thought it would end up in Europe or somewhere in America but the winds sort of just took it straight back to us," he says with a laugh.
It could be said that these same winds are what guided the young musician back to his roots in the Icelandic countryside to write his third international release — 2020's Bury the Moon.
"I believe that wherever you are in the world, your environment affects your creativity in some way," he says. "But it's so hard to pinpoint what it actually is."
Ásgeir's music is approachable, yet intricate, written with a certain intentionality to the atmosphere it creates. Set to a mixture of synthesized undertones and acoustic guitar, his falsetto is almost mystical, enveloping the listener in its rich textures. The melodies easily conjure images of the misty cliffs and lush hillsides of Iceland — even if only ever seen in pictures. Undoubtedly his homeland — and the time he spent outside as a child — influences his sound.
Ásgeir's debut 2012 album (released in English as In the Silence in 2014) became an instant Icelandic sensation as an estimated one-tenth of the country's population owns a copy.
And while his second release, Afterglow, solidified him as an international artist with its more electronic leanings and elegiac melodies, it also brought the full weight of a world tour to bear. In the midst of it, Ásgeir says, self-doubt crept in and he lost sight of his first love — music.
"I just had this great longing to go back to the place where music isn't about pressure and stress and all those feelings, just about enjoying it," he says. "I decided I wanted to do something more simple and something that I'm maybe a bit more familiar with — just going back to my roots."
So he took his acoustic guitar and headed to a summer cabin in the middle of the Icelandic countryside, hoping the escape into solitude would prove that music could be fun again.
He also simplified his process, attempting to write entire songs at once, untethered from the technology of the studio; songs that could stand on their own.
"I just tried to write whole songs with just an acoustic guitar and a melody so that when we started recording in the studio I knew that I didn't have to put makeup on the songs," he says. "They were just good as they were written. That made the whole thing less stressful."
In that way, Bury the Moon is evolutionary.
On previous albums, Ásgeir wrote the music, then sent the track to his father, Icelandic poet Einar Georg Einarsson, who had "total artistic freedom to go in any direction he wanted to go," with the lyrics, Ásgeir says.
But this album was different, as Ásgeir was much more intentional about how he wanted it to feel and what he wanted to say.
"I had ideas of what I wanted to talk about for some of the songs before he wrote the lyrics," he says. "So I sat down with him and we listened to the demos together and I played him the songs, and I told him what I was feeling."
Growing up, Ásgeir says he was close enough to his dad, but much closer to his mom. She's the one that insisted he go to music school at a young age, and bought him his first guitar at age 7. From a small rural town, Ásgeir also spent as much time as he could outdoors, while his dad spent most of his time in his room, writing.
Despite their differences, Ásgeir was also inspired by his father, starting to write music to his dad's unpublished poetry around 13 or so.
"I just took pages from here and there in the house, and wrote some songs to it," he says. "I always liked [my dad's] poetry, especially how it sounded with some music."
Around the same age, Ásgeir began developing his own musical tastes, moving away from the classical stylings of music school and the grunge rock he listened to with his friends and toward folk and electronic music, the mixture of which eventually became his signature sound.
With Bury the Moon, Ásgeir achieves what he set out to do — create an album focused around the simplicity of the music without losing its depth.
"I feel much better now, I'm more sure of what I'm doing," he says. "I'm happy with the album and I'm not doubting everything I do."
ON THE BILL: Ásgeir. 7 p.m. Sunday, March 15. Bluebird Theater, 3317 E. Colfax Ave., Denver. Tickets are $24.
Editor's note: This show has been cancelled due to coronavirus pandemic. See Ásgeir's statement below:
It is with an extremely heavy heart that I will be postponing [my] show in Denver as well as the rest of my USA/Canada tour dates. My priority here is for everyone to always feel safe, and given the influx of rapidly changing information every day due to COVID-19, I felt it best to postpone the tour.
Refunds are available at the point of purchase and I am currently looking into trying to reschedule dates for those of you that would like to hold on to tickets. Stay tuned for when that may be. Stay safe and hope to see you all soon.
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There will be no super-powerful Mac Pro. Apple computer with 48-core CPU is canceled
Bloomberg editor and insider Mark Gurman, who regularly provides details about unreleased Apple devices, said that the promising heavy-duty Mac Pro based on the M2 Extreme platform can not be expected – there will be no such computer.
The 3nm M2 Extreme was supposed to be made up of two M2 Ultra SoCs and would include a 48-core CPU and a 152-core GPU. Apparently, there will be no such SoC. At the same time, according to Gurman, Mac Pro on M2 Ultra will be released. Apple has already officially confirmed the release of the Mac Pro on its own platform, it is expected next year. At the moment, Mac Pro is the only line of Apple computers that still uses Intel processors without any alternative.
How much faster is Mac than iPhone? All current Apple A Bionic platforms and all Apple M SoCs were brought together in one big test
The MacWorld resource decided to compare all the current Apple M and Apple A platforms in one big test.
Unfortunately, there are only results in Geekbench, albeit including the GPU. These results do not always correspond to the alignment of forces in real tasks, but at least we have a comparison of two dozen SoCs.
As you can see, the difference in single-threaded performance is very small, even when comparing the 2020 A14 Bionic to the latest M2 Pro/Max. Multi-threaded mode puts everything in its place. The undisputed leader remains the M1 Ultra, as it contains a 20-core CPU. The base M2 Pro with a 10-core CPU performs almost on par with the M1 Max, and all other platforms are already far behind. It is immediately clear at the same time that there is actually quite a big difference between the SoC for the iPhone and for the Mac, although the A16 Bionic is still not catastrophically behind the base M1.
As for the GPU, the difference between the platforms is even greater, which is logical, given the difference in the number of GPU cores. Here, too, the M1 Ultra in the top version has no competitors, although the M2 Max with a 38-core GPU outperforms the base M1 Ultra with a 48-core GPU. It should also be noted that the M1 Max in any configuration is faster than the M2 Pro. The result of the M2 in the iPad Pro also looks interesting, where the GPU is not much slower than in the base M2 Pro.
The new Apple Mac Pro will not support discrete graphics cards. Adding RAM won't work either.
The new Mac Pro model due this year will not support discrete graphics cards.
Well-known Bloomberg journalist and insider Mark Gurman claims that with the transition to Apple Silicon, the most expensive and powerful PC of the Cupertino giant will lose support for discrete 3D cards and will only use GPUs in single-chip systems.
The GPU itself, apparently in the top configuration, will have 76 cores. This is a lot, since even the M2 Max with a 38-core GPU is able to compete with mid-range GeForce RTX video cards at least in benchmarks. However, it is worth remembering that the current Mac Pro, if desired, can be equipped with two dual-chip Radeon Pro W6800X Duo with a total performance of over 30 TFLOPS. True, only for these adapters you will have to pay almost $ 10,000.
In any case, it will be very interesting to see if the top-end Mac Pro can compete with its predecessor in GPU-intensive tasks.
Gurman also says that the new Mac Pro will not get replaceable RAM. Actually, both statements are quite logical, since all PCs with Apple Silicon do not have external RAM and do not support discrete graphics cards. Now the Mac Pro allows you to install up to 768 GB of RAM, and the new model may well lose on this indicator.
Apple simply does not have weak PCs left. $600 Mac mini beats $6,000 Mac Pro
With the transition to its own Apple M platforms, Apple has made it so that there are simply no weak PCs in its assortment now. According to recent tests, the $600 Mac mini outperforms the base Mac Pro, which costs an order of magnitude more!
So far, there are tests only in Geekbench, where the novelty scores 1944 and 8790 points in single-threaded and multi-threaded modes, respectively, while the $6000 Mac Pro on the eight-core Intel Xeon scores 1019 and 8037 points. That is, the single-threaded performance of the Mac Pro is almost half that!
At the same time, of course, it is still unclear whether the Mac mini is faster in real tasks, but here we need to wait for the tests. Also, do not forget that Mac Pro not only allows you to update the configuration, but also install various 3D cards, expansion cards, etc., in Mac mini, nothing can be replaced at all.

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Girl Scout Leader Appreciation Day is April 22!
The very essence of Girl Scouting depends upon the contributions of volunteers. Whether a volunteer contributes time because she or he loves working with girls, sharing a skill or any of a million different reasons, a heart-felt thank-you goes a long way towards making that person feel appreciated. The gesture doesn't need to be big and grand — it can be as simple as a thank-you letter or a card signed by your troop or service unit/Girl Scout community team.
Smile and just say thanks in person!
Mail a handmade card with a thank-you proclamation signed by the whole group.
Sometimes, actually hearing someone say, "Thank you," can make all the difference. Why not take it a step further and create a special video of thanks by the girls? Then, upload it to Youtube or social media to share!
A unique, homemade gift bag with a custom label or a note is a simple, but heartfelt way to show your appreciation.
Display a thank-you poster on their lawn or mailbox or house door, and tie balloons to it!
Place thank-you notes on their automobile at work and attach balloons to their car antenna.
Take a leader's picture and send it to the newspaper; include a thank-you caption.
Thank leaders in person and wish them a good day!
Present leaders with homemade gifts from the girls and their families.
Record girls thanking their leaders as PSAs at local radio stations.
Hold an appreciation dinner at your home and get to know your leader like a friend!
Make a financial contribution to Girl Scouts in honor of your leader.
Present them with heart-shaped lapel pins.
Organize a special outing for leaders to relax at the movies, theatre, sporting event, spa, etc.
Give a mug full of chocolate hugs & kisses!
In appreciation for time given by volunteers, give the gift of thyme. Decorate a terracotta pot, and plant thyme. Or give dried thyme, thyme in olive oil, or bread flavored with thyme.
Send a "Letter To The Editor" of this blog with a nice note about why you thank you leader, plus a fun picture we can share! Send letters and pictures to Kli@gssgc.org.
Give a festively wrapped Girl Scout Cookie box stuffed with thank-you notes from girls, families, and others (instead of cookies)!
Send a small token of appreciation and attach a famous quote or proverb. Check out the GSSGC Shop for some Girl Scout swag online at http://www.girlscoutshop.com/SAN-GORGONIO-COUNCIL or at your local Service Station.
Attend THE event of the season with her, our Annual Meeting and Adult Recognitions Gala at the Classic Club in Palm Desert! The event is May 9, 2015. They can mingle with fellow volunteers while partaking in the famous "E" dessert buffet!
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Q: Windows bat file script to format source date I have file in below format in my Windows server folder:

C:\ABC\abcdef - ggggg hhhhhh iiii jj xxxx kkk - pp qq Sep 21, 2021.txt

I need to check if the file exists in the folder and get the date from the file name. Then the file should be moved to another folder with a new file name with source file date append in MMddyyyy format.
The file should be moved to directory:

C:\ABC\DEF

with the name:

abcdef_xxxx_09212021.txt

I need help to write the Windows batch script to get the date from source file name and move the file with using that date reformatted in new file name.
I figure out file move and rename, but need help to hold date value and then change the format from MMM dd, yyyy to MMddyyyy and append with new file name as in below command line:
IF EXIST "C:\ABC\abcdef - ggggg hhhhhh iiii jj xxxx kkk -*.txt" move /Y "C:\ABC\abcdef - ggggg hhhhhh iiii jj xxxx kkk -*.txt" C:\ABC\DEF\abcdef_xxxx_.txt

A: The file moving task with renaming the file with date in file name reformatted can be done with following batch file:
@echo off
setlocal EnableExtensions DisableDelayedExpansion
set "BaseFolder=C:\ABC"
set "!Jan=01"
set "!Feb=02"
set "!Mar=03"
set "!Apr=04"
set "!May=05"
set "!Jun=06"
set "!Jul=07"
set "!Aug=08"
set "!Sep=09"
set "!Oct=10"
set "!Nov=11"
set "!Dec=12"
for /F "eol=| delims=" %%G in ('dir "%BaseFolder%\* - * * * * * * - * * * *, *.txt" /A-D-H /B 2^>nul') do for /F "eol=| tokens=1,7,12-14 delims=, " %%H in ("%%G") do for /F "tokens=2 delims==" %%# in ('set !%%J 2^>nul') do md "%BaseFolder%\DEF" 2>nul & move /Y "%BaseFolder%\%%G" "%BaseFolder%\DEF\%%H_%%I_%%#%%K%%L" >nul
endlocal

The first two command lines define completely the required execution environment.
There is next defined the path to base folder with the text files to move into a subfolder of the base folder assigned to environment variable BaseFolder.
The next command lines define environment variables with abbreviated month as name preceded with ! and their corresponding two digit numbers as values.
The first FOR loop starts in background one more cmd.exe with option /c and the command line specified within ' appended as additional arguments to search in base folder with a wildcard pattern for the text files to move. The output of DIR to handle STDOUT (standard output) of the cmd.exe process started in background is captured by cmd.exe processing the batch file. The captured lines are the file names of all non-hidden *.txt files matched by the wildcard pattern.
The first FOR loop processes one line after the other after started cmd.exe terminated itself. There is by default first split up each line into substrings using normal space and horizontal tab as string delimiters. If the first substring starts with a semicolon, the line is ignored for further processing. Otherwise the first substring is assigned to the specified loop variable and FOR executes the commands specified next. This behavior is not wanted here as the file names definitely contain spaces and it is perhaps even possible that a file name starts with a semicolon. For that reason the option eol=| is used to define the vertical bar as end of line character which no file name can contain ever and option delims= is used to specify an empty list of string delimiters to disable the line splitting behavior. So the entire file name as output by DIR without path is assigned to the loop variable G.
The second FOR processes the file name string with file extension. This time the splitting behavior is wanted using comma and normal space as string delimiters as there are of interest the following substrings:

*

*The first substring abcdef referenced with tokens=1 assigned to the specified loop variable H.

*The seventh substring xxxx referenced with 7 in the tokens= option string assigned to next loop variable I according to the ASCII table.

*The twelfth substring Sep referenced with 12 in the tokens= option string assigned to next but one loop variable J.

*The thirteenth substring 21 referenced with - between 12 and 14 in the tokens= option string assigned to loop variable K.

*The fourteenth substring 2021.txt referenced with 14 in the tokens= option string assigned to loop variable L.

The file names contain perhaps one or more ! and for that reason it is better to avoid the usage of referencing environment variables which would require the usage of delayed expansion. There are also not many files to process per weekday.
For that reason the two digit number of the abbreviated month in file name is get by using one more FOR command to run in background cmd.exe with option /c and the command SET with the abbreviated month as environment variable name with a preceding !. The command SET outputs to handle STDOUT of the background command process all environment variables starting with an exclamation mark and the abbreviated month. The exclamation mark is just for avoiding getting output by chance another environment variable of which name starts also with the three characters of the current month abbreviation. Environment variable names usually do not start with an exclamation mark, at least not any predefined Windows environment variable.
SET outputs the variable name, an equal sign and the assigned value. This output is captured and processed by the third FOR using this time the equal sign as delimiter and getting assigned to specified loop variable # just the two digit number after the equal sign.
So there are now all substrings assigned to loop variables needed in new file name.
Therefore the command MD is executed to create the destination directory if not yet existing with suppressing the error message on already existing by redirecting the error message from handle STDERR (standard error) to device NUL.
Next is executed independent on result of command MD the command MOVE to move the file in base folder with file name and extension assigned to loop variable G of first FOR to the destination folder with the new file name being concatenated with the substrings determined by second and third FOR. The message output of the successful movement of one file is suppressed by redirecting it to the device NUL while an error message would be output into the console window.
The last command ENDLOCAL restores the initial environment.
The following batch file could be also used if drive C: is using NTFS as file system and the text files contain never an exclamation mark in their file names nor in base folder path.
@echo off
setlocal EnableExtensions EnableDelayedExpansion
set "BaseFolder=C:\ABC"
set "Jan=01"
set "Feb=02"
set "Mar=03"
set "Apr=04"
set "May=05"
set "Jun=06"
set "Jul=07"
set "Aug=08"
set "Sep=09"
set "Oct=10"
set "Nov=11"
set "Dec=12"
md "%BaseFolder%\DEF" 2>nul
for %%G in ("%BaseFolder%\* - * * * * * * - * * * *, *.txt") do for /F "eol=| tokens=1,7,12-14 delims=, " %%H in ("%%~nxG") do move /Y "%%G" "%BaseFolder%\DEF\%%H_%%I_!%%J!%%K%%L" >nul
endlocal

This batch file is executed faster as there are no other cmd.exe instances started in background and the destination folder is created only once (hopefully successful). It uses delayed expansion to get the two digit number of the abbreviated month in file name and for that reason only two FOR loops are necessary:

*

*The first FOR loop is for accessing the file system on each iteration of this FOR loop to get next file name matching the wildcard pattern with full path directly from the file system. That works with moving files on NTFS drives, but can fail to work correct on FAT32 or exFAT drives as on FAT drives the file system entries changes with each successful movement of a file. For that reason it is in general better to get first loaded into the memory of cmd.exe processing the batch file the list of all files of which name matches the wildcard pattern as done by the first batch file and then process this list in memory instead of the file system entries permanently changing on each loop iteration.

*The second FOR loop is for getting the substrings from the file name needed in the new file name exactly as done also in the first batch file.

For understanding the used commands and how they work, open a command prompt window, execute there the following commands, and read entirely all help pages displayed for each command very carefully.

*

*dir /?

*echo /?

*endlocal /?

*for /?

*md /?

*move /?

*set /?

*setlocal /?
Read the Microsoft documentation about Using command redirection operators for an explanation of 2>nul. The redirection operator > must be escaped with caret character ^ on FOR command line to be interpreted as literal character when Windows command interpreter processes this command line before executing command FOR which executes the embedded dir or set command line with using a separate command process started in background.
See also single line with multiple commands using Windows batch file for an explanation of the operator &.

A: As long as your files always have the same formatted spaces, you can use a couple For Loops to do most of the work.  I am using the approach that you would take the file(s) in question, drag them over and drop them onto the batch file and let 'er rip.  Would be able to process roughly 100 files relatively quickly in one go, especially if they are all going to the same final place.  I have commented a lot in the batch solution below to help you understand what I am doing (all the "REM" lines)
Using the filename "abcdef - ggggg hhhhhh iiii jj xxxx kkk - pp qq Sep 21, 2021.txt" as the example, we can parse the name via Spaces as the Delimeter.  This gives us tokens 12, 13, and 14 needed for our date work needing done, and Token 1, and token 7 for the "abcdef" and "xxxx" data from the filename to create "abcdef_xxxx_09212021.txt"
@Echo Off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion enableextensions

REM checking to make sure the 1st argument is NOT blank [meaning there is no file dropped onto the tool.]

If "%~1"=="" (
  Echo Please drag and drop the file to parse onto the batch file
  pause
  GOTO :EOF
)
REM Returning from end of script if more than one file are dropped onto tool.
:PostShift

REM Establishing some variables for use later.
REM "%~dp1" becomes the drive and path of arg 1 [the 1st file] which
REM is "C:\ABC\" [including the final \ in the path]
REM this becomes the final destination - you would need to change
REM this if it is different for each file, or you could specify that
REM with a prompt of some kind in between the shift cycle.

set "destFolder=DEF"

set "endDir=%~dp1!destFolder!"
REM endDir=C:\ABC\DEF

For /f "Tokens=1,7,12-14 Delims= " %%a in ("%~1") do (
  REM Token 1
  set "term1=%%a"
  REM Token 7
  set "term2=%%b"
  REM Token 12
  set "mth=%%c"
  REM Token 13
  set "day=%%d"
  REM Token 14
  set "yr=%%e"

  set mthCount=0
  REM For loop to determine the proper month.
  For %%M in (Jan,Feb,Mar,Apr,May,Jun,Jul,Aug,Sep,Oct,Nov,Dec) do (
    REM increment mthCount up by 1 to start for Jan, then continue up until it sets the proper month
    set /a mthCount+=1
    REM One Liner to confirm the token for the month equals the month in the sequence of the 2nd For Loop
    REM then determines whether mthNumber [to be used in final filename] is defined.
    REM If it is defined this will fail after being set, and finish out the loop with only the appropriate mth set.

    If "%%M"=="!mth!" if not defined mthNumber set mthNumber=!mthCount!
  )
)

REM Here we will ensure the "MM" format is always in use even w/ single digit months
If !mth! LSS 10 set mth=0!mth!

REM %~x1 provides the same extension as the file being processed so it doesn't have
REM to be specified every time the file changes.
Set "finalFile=!term1!_!term2!_!mth!!day!!yr!%~x1"

REM This If is not necessary, but I saw you include this in your question,
REM and, for some it gives the nice "warm and fuzzy" feel to KNOW it exists.
If Exist "%~1" (
  Echo I am going to attempt to move this file where you want it to be^^!
  REM Checking if new file already exists
  If Exist "!endDir!\!finalFile!" (
    Echo This file already exists.  Moving in as duplicate.
    Move "%~f1" "!endDir!\DUPLICATE_!finalFile!"
  ) ELSE (
    REM %~f1 is the fully qualified filename for the first file in the mix
    Move "%~f1" "!endDir!\!finalFile!"
  )
)

REM Now we check for other arguments [meaning, other files dropped on the tool at the same time]

If "%~2"=="" (
  Echo No other files have been chosen to be parsed at this time.
  Echo Exiting . . .
  pause
  REM If you have nothing else after this portion of the Batch File, the following
  REM line is NOT needed.
  GOTO :EOF
) ELSE (

  REM Shifts "%2" [2nd file in list] to file one's spot to be parsed
  REM without having 100's of iterations of code . . . Really, withouth SHIFT,
  REM you could only have 9 repetitions as only 9 arguments are accessible.

  shift /1
  REM Goes back to beginning of file
  GOTO :Postshift
)

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From its origin as a small collection of fishermen's cottages along the seashore to the vibrant town of today, water has always played a central role in the lives of the people of Greystones. Whether for swimming, fishing, sailing, rowing or walking the sea is a well-used and loved resource in our town. While there are no major rivers in the area, there are 2 small streams and with the close proximity to the mountains and larger rivers, the people of Greystones also have access to many inland leisure activities close to rivers. Greystones Tidy Towns has undertaken a project called 'Stream of Conscience', to raise awareness of our need to care for this precious resource both as individuals and collectively. 'Stream of Conscience' is an education and community based art project where children learn about the part we all need to take in caring for the precious resource that is water, its habitats and inhabitants.
The project had 2 phases. The first phase of the programme was focussed on water pollution and what we all can do to keep our waters clean and this was delivered by the teachers in the six primary schools to 5th and 6th classes. The children then looked at their own activities and see how these can impact on water quality at different stages of the water cycle be it at home or school, in the park, in the countryside, by the sea or along rivers. The children identify various actions they each can take to help keep our waterways, rivers and seas clean. Among the action could be, making sure that they take all rubbish home from a day at the beach, not dumping litter down storm drains, cleaning off dinner plates before they are washed, not putting dangerous substances down toilets, sinks or drains, using the brown bin or composting instead of dumping down the sink, and using environmentally friendly detergents and washing-up liquids. Taking these actions, no matter how small, helps to keep our water clean and healthy and highlights to the children the role everyone has to play in keeping and cherishing our environment. The children are encouraged to talk to their parents and other people at home about what actions they can all take as a household to reduce the negative impacts on water quality and encourages them to then act responsibly.
The second phase of the project involved each child who took part in the programme designing and painting their own fish. Once the 600 or so fish were all painted Students from Temple Carraig School helped the Tidy Towns volunteers to attach these fish to lengths of wire. These lengths of wire were then assembled together creating a great vibrant shoal on the railing leading to the South Beach in Greystones where they are on permanent display. Each fish is a reminder to the individual of their role in keeping our waters clean and the strength and power there is in all coming to work together to create the 'Stream of Conscience'.
The shoal of fish in the installation represents the community and illustrates how all are needed to create an exciting and powerful force for change in caring for and valuing water and will be an inspiration to others to become involved. It is hoped that by placing it in such a well-used area that it will invoke questions from children to their parents as to what steps they are taking to help keep the waterways pollution free, and keep our fish happy.
Our slogan "Clean Water = Happy Fish" –"Uisce glan = Éisc sona" should appeal to all ages.
This project was part funded by Dept of Environment LA21 funding.


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Das sogenannte Zitiergesetz () ist ein vom weströmischen Kaiser Valentinian III. beziehungsweise seiner für ihn die Regentschaft führenden Mutter, Galla Placidia Augusta, erlassenes und an den Senat und das Volk von Rom gerichtetes Gesetz vom 7. November 426, in dem die Gerichte angewiesen wurden, den Rechtsmeinungen der fünf klassischen Juristen Gaius (um 150), Papinian (etwa 150–212), Ulpian (etwa 170–223), Iulius Paulus (Ende 2. Jahrhundert/Anfang 3. Jahrhundert) und Herennius Modestinus (Mitte des 3. Jahrhunderts) zu folgen. Das Edikt wurde vom oströmischen Kaiser Theodosius II. an prominenter Stelle (im ersten Buch) seiner Rechtskompilation von 438 eingefügt und erlangte spätestens zu diesem Zeitpunkt allgemein verbindlichen Charakter.

Die Herstellung von Zitiergesetzen kann als Beginn dessen betrachtet werden, was im mittelalterlichen Kirchenrecht ebenso wie im neuzeitlichen Zivilrecht als communis opinio bezeichnet wird, die sogenannte herrschende Meinung. Sie geht mit der Institutionalisierung von Autoritäten einher, deren gesellschaftlich Anerkenntnis damit entscheidende Gewichtung erfährt. Erstmals erprobt wurde das Prinzip unter Kaiser Konstantin, der zwei Gesetze erließ, um schriftsätzliche Rechtskritiken gegen Papinian aus dem Verkehr zu ziehen und dessen Gutachtensammlungen gerichtsfest zu machen.

Gaius wirkte in der hochklassischen Phase, Papinian in die Übergangszeit von der Hoch- zur Spätklassik und Paulus, Ulpian und Modestinus waren Spätklassiker. Die von Gaius verfassten "Institutionen" legten den Grundstein für das spätantike Werk Institutiones Iustiniani. Wie sein Vorbild handelte es sich um ein an Anfänger des Lehrunterrichts gerichtetes Werk. Enthalten ist es im später so genannten Corpus iuris civilis.

Bedeutung hatte das Zitiergesetz für Gerichtsverhandlungen. So war darin angeordnet, dass bei Entscheidungen das Mehrheitsprinzip unter den fünf Juristen gelten sollte, bei Stimmengleichheit sollte Papinians Ansicht den Ausschlag geben. Die fünf Juristen erlangten aufgrund des Gesetzes den Status von Zitierjuristen. Der Althistoriker Otto Seeck beklagte in seiner Geschichte des Untergangs der antiken Welt von 1920 noch, in dem Gesetz verbinde sich "die juristische Verständnislosigkeit des Weibes mit einem geradezu barbarischen Schematismus", und in der Tat wurde das Edikt oft als Beleg für den Niedergang der Rechtskultur in der Spätantike herangezogen. Doch zeigt sich in dem Gesetz auch der Versuch, die Entscheidungsfindung selbst und die Nachvollziehbarkeit von Entscheidungen in der Gerichtspraxis zu erhöhen. Dafür spricht, dass am Schluss der Konstitution die Geltung der Paulussentenzen bestätigt wurde, die als handliche Rechtssammlung im 5. Jahrhundert wohl allgemein verbreitet war.

Das Zitiergesetz war Teil einer weit ausführlicheren oratio an den Senat von Rom, und insoweit auch einer umfassend konzipierten Rechtsreform. Die in den Kodizes  (Theodosianus und Iustinianus) verstreut erhaltenen Teile haben unter anderem den Gesetzesvorrang, die Verbindlichkeit der Rechtswirkung von Reskripten und familienrechtliche Regelungen im Erbfall zum Gegenstand.

Siehe auch
 Nachklassisches Recht

Literatur
 Jan Dirk Harke: Römisches Recht. Von der klassischen Zeit bis zu den modernen Kodifikationen. Beck, München 2008, ISBN 978-3-406-57405-4 (Grundrisse des Rechts), § 1 Rnr. 17 (S. 13).
 Detlef Liebs: Hofjuristen der römischen Kaiser bis Justinian. Bayerische Akademie der Wissenschaften, Philosophisch-Historische Klasse, München 2010, C. H. Beck, ISBN 978-3-7696-1654-5, Papinian.
 Guido Pfeifer: Gliederung zur Vorlesung Einführung in die Rechtsgeschichte: Römisches Recht III – Das justinianische Gesetzgebungswerk – Das sog. Zitiergesetz vom Jahre 426 (PDF).

Einzelnachweise

Antike Rechtsquelle
Rechtsquelle (5. Jahrhundert)

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I'm a relatively recent convert to Sherlock. I watched my first episode on New Year's Day this year when the first episode of series 3 was aired – I was hooked! I dedicatedly watched the rest of the series and am now catching up on series 1 & 2 that I've been able to borrow from friends.
I was aware they're based on the old series of books, and another friend offered to lend me the first one – I thought, why not?! Always aiming to read more, why not read something a bit more classic.
I read "A Study in Scarlet" which is the first book in the series, where Sherlock Holmes and John Watson meet, it's also the book that the first TV episode, "A Study in Pink" was based on. It didn't disappoint.
Considering the books were written in the 1800s I was expecting it to be hard work, but it wasn't, the story grabbed me in and I was so keen to know what happened. I had an idea as I'd already seen the TV episode, but there's enough difference that I didn't really know how it would come together.
Just when it was about to resolve though I had a bit of a shock. Suddenly we were in Utah, USA, with different characters, and several chapters without any reference at all to our Hero. I messaged my friend who had leant me the book and assured me it was still the same story, but the jump was so sudden I really wasn't sure.
In the American section of the book there's a whole bit on the Mormons which was slightly weird for me as one of the last books I read had also had a large section on them – bizarre!
Definitely a recommended read. The book is only little and even then less than 200 pages, so it doesn't take long, and is definitely entertaining.
It's done! Today I raised over £100 for the British Heart Foundation just by putting 2 cans of red hairspray on my hair.
I said this morning that I was really scared, I hate to be the centre of attention, so walking into the office to cheering at the hair was not the most enjoyable… But I dealt with it.
The good thing with it being my hair is that I kept forgetting about it, until I popped to the bathroom and caught myself in the mirror, that surprised me each time!
So very grateful to everyone who encouraged me today, everyone who donated, and of course to my housemates for helping out with this creation – and trying not to suffocate on the stuff in the process!
Responsibility is not a popular concept these days, it's more about "my rights".
We have a responsibility to work out our salvation.
We don't use the word "Salvation" much in everyday language.
We were born into slavery, into sin. We're not born with God at the centre of our lives, loving Him with all of our heart, soul, mind and strength.
We can't free ourselves, we need Jesus to do that, through the power of the Holy Spirit.
The concept can be thought of like marriage: on the wedding day you fully possess marriage, but it takes a life time to be worked out.
We can't do it on our own though, we need God to work in us. A gardener has to water and weed a garden, but only God brings the growth.
"Fear and trembling" is a healthy honour and respect in the light of judgement day when we'll have to stand in front of Jesus and give an account for our lives. Jesus is not just our Saviour, He's also our judge.
Salvation is past, present and future.
We will be fully freed and made perfect on that final day.
We have a responsibility to shine like stars in a dark world.
We live in a crooked and depraved generation. But this has also been true throughout the whole of history!
Fundamentally we live in a world that does not put God in the centre.
"Do everything without grumbling or arguing" – v14. We've got to get that right.
As we gossip, slander and chatter, the stars go out and we're left with a black sky.
"hold firmly to the word of life" – v16a. We need to be audio and visual representations for God.
We have a responsibility to offer ourselves as living sacrifices.
The Philippian church, in sacrificing themselves are like the animal sacrifice, and Paul is like the drinks offering poured over it.
We're called to be a city on a hill, to live lives of sacrifice, with Kingdom values, committed to Him.


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Wednesday's bond market has opened flat despite stronger than expected economic news. The stock markets are showing minor gains with the Dow up 30 points and the Nasdaq up 6 points. The bond market is nearly unchanged from yesterday's closing level, but we will still likely see a slight improvement in this morning's mortgage rates due to strength in bonds late yesterday.
The Commerce Department gave us July's Durable Goods Orders report, showing a 4.9% increase in orders for big-ticket products. This was larger than the 3.2% that was expected and an upward revision to June's orders indicates that the manufacturing sector may be stronger than many had expected. This is bad news for bonds and mortgage rates because strength in manufacturing helps support the theory that the broader economy will recover sooner than later.
Also released this morning was July's New Home Sales data that greatly exceeded forecasts. The 9.6% increase in sales of newly constructed homes was well above forecasts and brought them to their best level since September of last year. This also can be considered negative news for bonds because a strengthening housing sector would give a strong boost to the overall economy. However, this data doesn't usually have a significant influence on mortgage rates.
We also have today's 5-year Treasury Note auction to watch for. Results of the sale will be posted at 1:00 PM ET. If it was met with a good demand from investors, we could see bond prices rise and mortgage rates drop during afternoon trading. However, a lackluster interest in the sale could lead to bond selling and upward revisions to mortgage rates.
Tomorrow's only monthly or quarterly data is the first revision to the 2nd Quarter Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Last month's preliminary reading revealed that the economy declined at an annual rate of 1.0%. A larger than expected downward revision should help lower mortgage rates Thursday, especially if the inflation portion of the release does not get revised higher. Current forecasts are calling for a revised reading of down 1.4%. There will be a final revision issued next month, but it probably will have little impact on mortgage rates.
The Labor Department will give us weekly unemployment claims tomorrow morning and the 7-year Note auction is tomorrow also. I don't expect the unemployment figures to have much of an impact on the bond market and mortgage rates, but the Treasury sale could influence rates during afternoon trading.
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Bandits Offense Explodes in 11-2 Win over Kernels
By Quad Cities River Bandits | May 14, 2019 11:06 PM
The Quad Cities River Bandits received four hits and three runs batted in from outfielder Austin Dennis as they took down the Cedar Rapids Kernels by an 11-2 score on Tuesday night. The 11 runs were the most scored by the Bandits in a game this season. Quad Cities has won 13 of their last 15 contests.
The River Bandits (23-11) didn't wait long to jump in front, scoring an unearned run in the first inning. With one out, Enmanuel Valdez drove a double to the opposite field and then moved to third on Jeremy Pena's groundball through the left side of the infield. With runners on the corners, Cedar Rapids starting pitcher Luis Rijo attempted a pick-off throw to first base that bounced away and into foul ground, allowing Valdez to race home from third.
Cedar Rapids (16-22) evened the score with their own unearned run in the bottom of the second. The Kernels loaded the bases against Cody Deason with a walk, single and error. Jacob Pearson tied the game with a line drive single into center field, but Dennis threw out Gabriel Maciel at the plate to end the inning and keep the score 1-1. The outfield assist was the third of the year for Dennis in just 16 games in the outfield.
Quad Cities took the lead back for good in the top of the third. Pena opened the frame with a double to center field and eventually made his way to third base on Scott Schreiber's tapper to third. With two outs, Cesar Salazar punched a groundball past the third baseman to plate Pena and give the Bandits a 2-1 lead.
The lead grew in a big way during the top of the fifth. The Bandits loaded the bases with no outs against Rijo and capitalized immediately. Scott Schreiber made it 3-1 with a sacrifice fly to left, an error by Gabe Snyder on Salazar's groundball to first allowed another run to score and Michael Wielansky worked a bases loaded walk to push the lead to 5-1. Dennis came up with his second hit of the game to drive in two more before the inning concluded with the Bandits leading 7-1.
Valdez widened the gap to 10-1 with his third home run of the season, a three-run shot, in the top of the seventh. Dennis dropped a single into shallow center in the ninth inning to score the River Bandits 11th and final run of the night. The Kernels used a leadoff home run from Chris Williams in the bottom half of the final frame to score their last run.
Deason earned his second straight victory by tossing 5.0 innings and allowed only an unearned run. Luis Garcia pitched the final 4.0 frames and allowed only the solo home run while striking out seven. The two right-handers combined to strike out 14 Cedar Rapids hitters in the game.
Aside from Dennis' four-hit effort, the River Bandits received contributions from up-and-down the lineup. Pena and Valdez each tallied three hits with Valdez finishing a triple shy of the cycle. Marty Costes collected a pair of hits and reached base three times while Wielansky earned his way on base three times with a double and two walks. The team's 15 hits matched their season-high.
The River Bandits and Kernels will close out the four-game series on Wednesday afternoon. First pitch is slated for 12:05 p.m. RHP Brett Daniels (0-2, 3.18) will take the hill for the Bandits against Cedar Rapids RHP Andrew Cabezas (0-3, 4.21).


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Whilst on twitter the other night, I joined in a conversation with some lovely ladies, they were using the hashtag #givemumsabreak. There are days when I really wish this was possible although it isn't just mums, there are dads out there that have a tough time and deserve a break too.
Don't get me wrong, I absolutely love being a mum, I think I was put on this earth for the purpose of being a mum and if I could have more kids I would, having the opportunity to stay at home and enjoy watching them grow up is something I am very grateful for. However I do feel that I need a break sometimes, just some of the illusive "me time". It wasn't until I had to a challenge with my BabyBag that I realised just how little time I get to myself.
Others will say, "well you chose to be a parent", yes they are right I did but I am only human, I get tired sometimes and I get ill on occasion, contrary to popular belief we mums and dads are unfortunately not super heroes.
People who go out and work get weekends off, annual leave etc, they get time to sit down and relax, parents on the other hand don't get this luxury, being a parent is a full time job in itself and I don't think others understand how hard it can be until they become a parent themselves. The job as parent is never done, even when the kids are in bed, if you are anything like me, you are on high alert incase one gets poorly in the night.
Since becoming a mum, I have felt rather lonely and isolated at times. I've lost touch with friends along the way as whilst I was at home with my kids, they were still out clubbing etc. I feel like I have lost my identity somewhat. Yes I am a mummy but I think some people forget that I am more than that, I am mummy to my kids but to others I should be Chantelle, it would be nice to have the chance to maybe find myself again.
Recently Daddy Hazelden started a new job and this has meant him staying away from home a few nights a week. I have to applaud single parents as I didn't realise just how much not having him there would affect things. Not having him there to back me up when the kids misbehave and the luxury of having an adult conversation, it has a been hard adjusting to the change.
This is where I am glad that I blog and that I chat with others on both Facebook and Twitter because I think without these people, I may have gone slowly insane, nice to know there others that understand how you feel and not judging you for wanted to hide away sometimes.
Oh my goodness i could have written this myself! I crave a hot (not lukewarm) drink, daydream about weeing in private (without an army of tiny humans demanding to observe), and long for a sit down in front of the news (without being beaten around the head with the remote whilst chanting 'cbeebies'). Ive had one good piece of advice that suprisingly works - when youre at the end of your tether and considering locking yourself on the other side of the stairgate - do the opposite, get down on your hands and knees and play cars, dress up and pretend your a princess, set up an obsticle course with pots and pans...and play solidly for as long as you can, it really really works, i feel refreshed and ready for my cold cuppa again afterwards and all thoughts of me time are forgotten!
You sound like me! I do empathise. I am going away for three days soon with my best friend, the first time in five years. Soooo looking forward to it!
It is a relentless job isn't it. I do my best to make sure I do get time away be it a quick shopping trip or a day when the kids go to childminder even if I'm not at work.
Of course we should get a break. My husband will often take the children out for a walk or a bike ride so I get a couple of hours to myself, and I try to do the same for him too. I think you just have to make a real effort to relax when you do get a chance - and not use that time tidying up or doing the washing!
Ah yes, all so true, most especially when you are living in the land of "littles".
My kids are big now, 18 and 15, and so I am more able to have the much needed me time that was so hard to come by when they were toddlers. You most definitely need a break! You need some time to refuel so that you can be the best mama you can be. When your tank is completely on empty, you are no good to anybody! Maybe you can swap time with another mama of littles? I used to do that some. Then, maybe you can at least go to the grocery store alone for an hour! LOL!
Take it from a mama of older kids, you will make it through! It does get easier! It is hard to see that when you are in the middle of a day where someone blew out their diaper for the third time and someone else is calling your name every three seconds and you can't even go to the bathroom alone, but it is a season that will soon be through and you will be okay. Hang in there, mama! Visiting from Friendly Friday!
I now only get a break as i pay for private nursery a few hours a week... thank goodness those hours are precious!
I do get a break, and always have. But guess it's just how life has always been as I had my first son when I was 18. My mom looked after him so that I could continue my education. My husband looks after the boys so I can go out for drinks with the girls or to blogging conferences. We appreciate that you have to get a happy balance or it will all go wrong. Saying that I know that sometimes I can't have a break and have to put my family first - even if that means I don't get to meet my basic needs. Great post.


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The Sustainability and Development of Ancient Economies
Analysis and Examples
Clement A. Tisdell
Serge Svizzero
Available for pre-order on June 23, 2023. Item will ship after July 14, 2023
July 14, 2023 Forthcoming by Routledge
The Sustainability and Development of Ancient Economies: Analysis and Examples
Drawing on modern economic theory, this book provides new insights into the economic development of ancient economies and the sustainability of their development. The book pays particular attention to the economics of hunting and gathering societies and their diversity. New ideas are presented about theories of the transition from hunting and gathering to agriculture, including Childe's theory of this development. The Agricultural Revolution was a major contributor to economic development because in most cases, it generated an economic surplus. However, as shown, income inequality was a necessary condition for the use of this surplus to promote economic development and to avoid the Malthusian population trap. This inequality was evident in the successful operation of the palatial economies of the Minoan and Mycenaean states. Nevertheless, some post-agricultural economies proved to be unsustainable, and they 'mysteriously' disappeared. This happened in the case of the Silesian Únětice culture and population. Economic and ecological reasons for this are suggested. The nature of economic development altered with increased trade, the use of barter, and subsequently the supply of money to facilitate this trade. These developments are examined in the context of the palatial economies of Mesopotamia and Egypt. Elsewhere, multinational business made a substantial contribution to the economic growth of Phoenicia, where international trade was not determined by its natural resource endowments. Thus, Phoenician economic exchange and development provides a different set of insights. The book makes an important contribution to the understanding of the evolution of human societies and will therefore be of interdisciplinary interest including economists (especially economic historians), anthropologists and sociologists, some archaeologists, and historians.
An Overview of Our Perspectives on the Economic Development and Sustainability of Ancient Societies
PART I: ECONOMICS OF HUNTING AND GATHERING SOCIETIES
Stages of Early Economic Development: Economic Evolution and the Diversity of Societies
Traditional Economies of Australian Aborigines – Their Sustainability, Desirability and Sahlins' Hypothesis
The Sustainability and Economic Development Options of Foragers: New Economic Analysis
The Lengthy Endurance of Hunting and Gathering Economies
PART II: THE AGRICULTURAL REVOLUTION: THE TRANSITION TO AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF AGRICULTURE
A Reconsideration of Theories about the Commencement of Agriculture and New Suggestions
Alternatives to and a Critique of Economic Optimization Theories as a Determinant of the Transition to Agriculture
Contemporary Thought and Childe's Theory of Economic Development and the Agricultural Revolution
PART III: EVOLUTION OF EARLY ECONOMIES AFTER THE COMMENCEMENT OF AGRICULTURE
Analysis of Why Some Agrarian Societies Avoided the Malthusian Trap and Developed
Economic and Ecological Reasons Why the Silesian Únĕtice Population Disappeared
The Palatial Economic Development of Minoan and Mycenaean States
Barter and the Origins of Money: Insights from the Ancient Palatial Economies of Mesopotamia and Egypt
Phoenicia: Its Economic Development Before its use of Coinage
Clement A. Tisdell, Professor Emeritus, School of Economics, The University of Queensland, Australia Serge Svizzero, Professor, Faculté de Droit et d'Economie, Université de La Réunion, France
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Currently Ian is a founder member of the Plymouth University Dementia Group. Their research to date includes "Early Diagnosis of Dementia in Plymouth" Dementia Quality Mark for Residential care, Evaluation of day opportunities provided by the Voluntary and Private sector for individuals with dementia and their carers, evaluation of residential care in Torbay 2015 which recently received the British Medical Journal award for Dementia team of "The Year 2015".
He has presented at the Alzheimer's International Conference 2012/14/, the all Wales Dementia Conference 2014/2015/16, the Prime Ministers Dementia Challenge launch, he also presented at the D.of.H Expo. Ian is a member of the Prime Ministers Dementia Friendly Communities Challenge Group and chairs the South and South West of England for this group 2013/2014/2015/2016/2017. He was a Trustee on the Board nationally for the Alzheimer's Society 2011-2016. Ian was an advisor to Devon County Council for their Center of Excellence approach to dementia care 2015. He is a founder member and chair of the Plymouth Dementia Action Alliance. He also is a founder member of Dementia Friendly Parishes around the Yealm.
Ian is the chair of the Prime Ministers Task and Finish group for Rural Dementia 2015/2016/17. He also chairs the PM's National Air Transport dementia group 2015/16/17. Ian is the driving force behind the five successful Plymouth Dementia Conferences. Ian is also the chair of the Plymouth Dementia Action Alliance which has been short listed for a national award in September 2016. Ian was commissioned by the Drake Foundation in 2014/15 to evaluate the ex-military veteran's memory café in Plymouth. This service is seen as a exemplar in dementia support. Ian is the Chair of dementia in farming research programme 2015/2016/. Ian is currently working with researchers from the China and Japan. Ian is part of a team who have been awarded two year funding to teach Chinese students both here in the UK and China 2016/17. Ian has just been made an National/International Ambasadore for the Alzheimer's Society.
Ian lauched the the first Dementia friendly community in Abbiategrasso Italy in September 2016. He is also in great demand as a key note speaker at national and International conferences on dementia.


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San Francisco kicks off public health effort to kick cancer
By Kristen Sze
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- San Francisco kicked off a major public health effort Wednesday to reduce cancer in the city. Many high-powered partners are joining in this initiative.
Think of this as San Francisco's cancer plan. It's called #SFCAN.
UCSF came up with the idea and brought in the city, Kaiser Permanente, the American Cancer Society and other partners.
As mayor Ed Lee explained in a tweet, the goal is to "provide our residents with preventative cancer screenings."
Proud to launch #SFCAN w/UCSF & city depts to provide our residents w/preventative #cancer screenings.
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At a city hall news conference Wednesday morning, leaders of #SFCAN say the plan is funded by a $3 million donation to UCSF.
They'll focus on the five most common cancers in San Francisco, prostate, breast, liver, colorectal and tobacco-related cancers. They'll work to expand awareness, access to screenings, clinical trials and healthcare.
They say minorities and the poor are most likely to be left out right now. The result, African-Americans" have, by far, the highest cancer mortality rates.
"We also have a very strong sense of social justice. Can't think of a better place in the world to do this," said Alan Ashworth of of UCSF Diller Cancer Center.
Cancer not only kills, it hurts the city's bottom line. Hospital and health care for cancer patients costs San Franciscans $213 million a year.
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Woman All Smiles in Photo With 2-Foot Nurse Shark That Bit Her
May 17, 2016, 7:16 AM ET
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WATCH Woman Taken to Hospital With Shark Still Attached to Her Arm
A woman is recovering after being bitten by a 2-foot-long nurse shark in Florida over the weekend.
She has since been released from the hospital — but not without being photographed with her friends and new aquatic companion in tow.
Woman Taken to Hospital With 2-Foot Nurse Shark Still Attached to Her Arm
Friends shared a picture on Facebook Sunday showing the woman smiling from her hospital bed, holding the dead shark in a bag. Her friends buried it later in the day.
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A 23-year-old woman was taken to the hospital with the nurse shark still attached to her forearm in Boca Raton, Florida, May 15, 2016.
The woman, 23, is "handling it like a champ," one of her friends told ABC Tampa Bay affiliate WFTS-TV, which did not identity her by name.
Emergency crews responded on May 15 to a 911 call of a woman bitten by a shark. "When it [the call] came in, I don't think anyone knew what to expect when they got on scene," fire inspector Bob Lemmons of Boca Raton Fire Rescue Services told WFTS.
Though the shark was killed before the fire department arrived, it was still attached. "It's something so unique. It's nothing we've ever had before," Lemmons said.
The woman was taken to the hospital with the shark still on her forearm.
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Q: Calling password_hash multiple times throws 503 I have a large number of users and I want to change theirs passwords to a more secure hash.
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Hilton Garden Inn Chattanooga/Hamilton Place
2343 Shallowford Village DriveChattanooga37421USA
About Hilton Garden Inn Chattanooga/Hamilton Place
When staying at the Hilton Garden Inn Chattanooga/Hamilton Place hotel, guests can expect friendly, competent service. The property is also less than a mile away from the largest shopping mall in the state.
Guests of Hilton Garden Inn Chattanooga/Hamilton Place get amenities such as free Wi-Fi, high-definition TVs, microwaves, coffee makers and refrigerators in their rooms. The rooms also have work areas featuring ergonomic chairs and easy-to-reach outlets.
The hotel offers a heated indoor pool and a fitness center among its perks. There's also a business center.
Breakfast and dinner are offered at the Great American Grill. Alternatively, guests can get convenient, ready-to-make-or-eat foods from the Pavilion Pantry, which is always open.
The hotel is a 10-minute drive from the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum. Also, it's just over 13 miles from the Tennessee Aquarium.
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The Staff Really Seem To Care
Guests reported that the staff members often go out of their way to make things right when faced with issues, and do what they can to offer friendly assistance as required. The employees here are very conscious of what it takes to help guests have great experiences.
The Rooms Are Well Equipped
There was a lot of feedback from guests that really indicated they appreciated the room amenities this hotel offers. In particular, they liked the coffee makers and microwaves that allowed them to make beverages and snacks without going anywhere.
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If you'd rather eat out frequently during your travels instead of dining at the hotel, there are restaurants within walking distance of the property. Many guests appreciated that convenience, especially if they didn't have access to cars, or just didn't want to take theirs from the parking lot.
The Accommodations Cost Too Much
There were occasional comments from guests indicating that they expected better facilities for the rates they paid. In some cases, this opinion came from the impressions that they had of other Hilton Garden Inn properties, and not necessarily other hotels in this area.
Breakfast Isn't Free
Guests frequently said they wished breakfast were included in the cost of their rooms. It could be if you book a room package that includes food, but in most cases, it's a extra fee. Sometimes, guests weren't prepared to pay it.
The Beds Are Not Ideal
There were various complaints from guests who said they did not sleep comfortably on the hotel's beds. Many said the mattresses were too hard, and there were other comments that the pillows were too soft to provide adequate support. Although annoying, these issues usually did not prevent sleep entirely.
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