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A new "Ancient Bison" exhibit has been added to the interpretive displays at Big Bone Lick State Historic Site in Boone County, Kentucky.
The hulking beast depicted in the new diorama, Bison antiquus, was the precursor to the modern bison of our time. The ancient bison was about 25 percent larger than modern bison, weighed as much as 3,500 pounds and stood up to 7.5 feet tall at the top of the hump.
As is the case with virtually all of the Ice Age mammals represented at the park, the ancient bison was drawn in large herds to the site by the alluring saline breezes that arose from the locale's salt and sulfur springs and wafted out over the prehistoric landscape.
Funding for the exhibit was made possible through the efforts of the Friends of Big Bone who raised money through a combination of matching grants and private donations. The exhibit was designed and installed by the exhibit team of the Cincinnati Museum Center.
The park also has a modern day herd of bison that guests can watch.
Big Bone Lick is a virtual Ice Age showcase and is regarded the birthplace of American vertebrate paleontology. In addition to the exhibits featured in the museum and visitor center, the park is also home to a campground, hiking and nature study trails, annual special events including the long-running Salt Festival, as well as seasonal recreational activities and interpreter-led programs.
Big Bone Lick State Historic Site is located near Union, in northern Kentucky. Take Exit 171 off Interstate 75 and follow signs along Highway 338, approximately 7 miles to the park.


A new analytic solution of the inverse-Stefan problem in biological tissues is presented. The solution, which is based on the enthalpy method, assumes that phase change occurs over a temperature range and includes the thermal effects of metabolic heat generation, blood perfusion, and density changes. As a first stage a quasi-steady-state solution is derived, defined by uniform velocities of the freezing fronts and thus by constant cooling rates at those interfaces. Next, the fixed boundary condition leading to the quasi-steady state is calculated. It is shown that the inverse-Stefan problem may not be solved exactly for a uniform initial condition, but rather for a very closely approximating exponential initial condition. Very good agreement is obtained between the new solution and an earlier one assuming biological tissues to behave as pure materials in which phase change occurs at a single temperature. A parametric study of the new solution is presented taking into account property values of biological tissues at low freezing rates typical of cryosurgical treatments.
Rabin YY, Shitzer AA. Exact Solution to the One-Dimensional Inverse-Stefan Problem in Nonideal Biological Tissues. ASME. J. Heat Transfer. 1995;117(2):425-431. doi:10.1115/1.2822539.


Sometimes people assume that if a person is happy, it means they haven't been through much or been hurt or challenged in life.
The truth is, most everyone has a story.
Most everyone has been through pain and betrayal that changed them in ways that they can never go back to how they were before. Some people hold on to that pain and become bitter. They don't even realize they have a choice. Others choose to work through the pain and let it go so that they can move on with their lives, trust other people, love other people, and truly be happy again.


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Human rights developed, not abused in Xinjiang's employment
Sept. 27, 2020 By:Xinhua
China on Thursday released a white paper on employment and labor rights in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, rejecting and debunking the "forced labor" allegation of the United States and Western pseudo-scholars.
Employment is vital to people's wellbeing. A decent job is the aspiration of all. To protect the right to work is to safeguard human rights.
This is especially true of Xinjiang, a vast, underdeveloped border region with a population of 25 million of different ethnic groups and plagued by the "three evil forces" of terrorism, extremism, and separatism over a long period.
A common and notable increase of residents' sense of gains, happiness, and security in Xinjiang is one of the manifestations of its achievements, thanks to its employment policy and measures in line with international standards. Meanwhile, its deradicalization efforts have sharply enhanced security, with no terrorist cases reported for more than three years.
With its comprehensive and effective protection of labor rights, Xinjiang has done a good job in guaranteeing and developing local people's rights to employment, equality, security, health, and culture, among others.
However, some U.S. politicians including Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and forces with an anti-China sentiment have deliberately hyped up non-existent "forced labor" in Xinjiang. Absurdly, the U.S. has recently taken restrictive measures against relevant Chinese companies under the pretext of so-called "forced labor." It is a blatant act of bullying.
It is evident that such an allegation is nothing but another fabricated issue of some biased institutions and individuals to serve their political interests through malicious, orchestrated, systematic smearing, and distorting of Xinjiang.
With deep bias and typical double standards, they judge Xinjiang only in their ill-willed imagination, caring nothing about the wellbeing of people and real human rights progress in Xinjiang. Rather, the accusations show they attempt to deny the people's right to work and a better life.
The latest white paper offers an opportunity for the international community to have an objective understanding of what really happens in the region.
Xinjiang has worked out a new approach to addressing some of the global challenges: protecting human rights while combating terrorism and extremism, and pursuing sustainable development while eliminating poverty.
It is no exaggeration to say that Xinjiang has set an example of practicing international labor and human rights standards in underdeveloped areas with large populations of ethnic minorities.
Falsehoods, like the "forced labor" claim, will never alter the course of development in Xinjiang. Nor will they, by any means, contain China's development course toward great rejuvenation.

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The 1977–78 season was the 98th season of competitive football in England.

Diary of the season

11 July 1977: Don Revie resigns as manager of the England national football team after three years in charge.

12 July 1977: Barely 24 hours after quitting as England manager, Don Revie accepts a four-year contract worth £340,000 to take charge of the United Arab Emirates national team, making him the highest-paid football manager in the world.

14 July 1977: Dave Sexton steps down at Queens Park Rangers to take over as manager of Manchester United, where Tommy Docherty was sacked ten days ago. Frank Sibley succeeds Sexton at QPR, becoming the youngest  manager in the history of the top-flight.

17 July 1977: Fulham are banned from the transfer market due to a reported £700,000 debt.

25 July 1977: Manchester City pay £300,000 for Southampton striker Mick Channon, who signs a six-year contract at Maine Road.

3 August 1977: Derby County sign a sponsorship deal with Swedish carmaker Saab, who supply all of the club's players with a Saab car.

5 August 1977: The Football League backs The Football Association's ban on sponsors advertising themselves on player's strips. However, non-league clubs are permitted to show sponsor's names on their players' shirts.

10 August 1977: Kenny Dalglish becomes the most expensive player to be signed by a British club when he joins Liverpool in a £440,000 move from Celtic. He takes over from Kevin Keegan, who recently joined Hamburg to become the most expensive player in Europe, as Liverpool's main striker.

11 August 1977: Pat Jennings ends 13 years at Tottenham Hotspur and signs for Arsenal in a £45,000 deal.

15 August 1977: Ron Greenwood, general manager of West Ham United and team manager until 1974, accepts an offer to become temporary manager of the England national team, initially for three matches only.

19 August 1977: Walsall hooligan Edward Beech, 19, receives a three-year prison sentence for kicking a policeman in the face at a game at Fellows Park last season.

20 August 1977: Champions Liverpool open the First Division season with 1–1 draw away to Middlesbrough. Promoted Nottingham Forest win 3–1 at Everton.

27 August 1977: Brian Clough sinks his old charges as his Nottingham Forest side beat rivals Derby County 3–0.

31 August 1977: Nottingham Forest top the First Division table at the end of the first month of the season after winning their first three matches. Birmingham City and West Ham United have both lost their first three games.

8 September 1977: Sir Alf Ramsey makes a shock return to management, taking over at the First Division's basement side Birmingham City following the resignation of Willie Bell. However, he also announces that this role will only be temporary, and that he will step down by, at the latest, the end of the season.

13–14 September 1977: In the Anglo-Scottish Cup quarter-final first legs, Fulham versus St Mirren and finishes 1–1, as does Notts County's visit to Motherwell. Bristol City and Blackburn Rovers are beaten, by Partick Thistle and Hibs respectively.

19 September 1977: Tommy Docherty makes a swift return to management at Derby County, who demote Colin Murphy back to his previous role as reserve team manager.

27–29 September 1977: English clubs make up two of the four Anglo-Scottish Cup semi-final contingent, as Notts County and Bristol City progress. Blackburn and Fulham are eliminated, the latter after two late goals saw St Mirren win the match 5–3 on the night and 6–4 on aggregate.

30 September 1977: Manchester City, Nottingham Forest and Liverpool are level on points at the top of the League at the end of September. Newcastle United and winless Derby County fill the bottom two places.

15 October 1977: Bottom-of-the-table Newcastle United lose their tenth consecutive League match, a club record.

22 October 1977: Tottenham Hotspur's challenge for an immediate return to the First Division is boosted by a 9-0 home win over Bristol Rovers, in which debutant striker Colin Lee scores four goals and his partner Ian Moores scores a hat-trick.

31 October 1977: Nottingham Forest continue to set the pace at the end of October. They are now four points ahead of Liverpool. Newcastle United remain bottom, and are joined by Leicester City and Bristol City in the relegation zone.

9 November 1977: Newcastle United sack manager Richard Dinnis, as a result of the club's appalling form combined with Dinnis publicly criticising chairman Lord Westwood's running of the club.

16 November 1977: England beat Italy 2–0 at Wembley Stadium in their final World Cup qualifying game, but will still fail to qualify for next summer's final tournament, if Italy win against Luxembourg.

18 November 1977: Bill McGarry is appointed as Newcastle United's new manager, and shakes the club up by immediately announcing that several of the players who threatened strike action to secure the appointment of previous manager Richard Dinnis earlier in the year, in particular Alan Gowling, Tommy Craig and team captain Geoff Nulty, are transfer-listed with immediate effect and will not play for the club again.

19 November 1977: Leeds United beat Nottingham Forest 1–0.

30 November 1977: After picking up just four points from four matches this month, Nottingham Forest have had their lead at the top of the table cut to just one point by Everton, with West Bromwich Albion and Coventry City a further two points behind. At the bottom, Newcastle United are already seven points from safety; Leicester City and West Ham United complete the bottom three.

3 December 1977: Italy's win against Luxembourg eliminates England from the World Cup Qualifying.

6 December 1977: Liverpool win the European Super Cup by completing a 7–1 aggregate win over Hamburg; they win the second leg 6–0 after drawing 1–1 in the first leg.

12 December 1977: Ron Greenwood is appointed England manager on a four-and-a-half year contract despite their failure to qualify for the 1978 World Cup.

17 December 1977: Nottingham Forest shock everyone by beating Manchester United 4-0 at Old Trafford, shaking off the 'caretaker leaders' tag applied to them by members of the media, who firmly believed Liverpool would lead the way at this stage.

22 December 1977: West Bromwich Albion manager Ronnie Allen resigns, despite the club being fourth in the First Division.

26 December 1977: Manchester United thrash high-flying Everton 6–2.

27 December 1977: The highest scoring game of the day is at Highfield Road, as Coventry beat Norwich 5–4. Everton lose for the second time in two days, this time by Leeds United at a sold-out Elland Road. Arsenal go level on point with the Toffees by registering their fifth consecutive away win, with victory at West Bromwich Albion.

31 December 1977: Nottingham Forest end a remarkable year with a clear five-point lead over Everton at the top of the First Division. Newcastle United have overtaken Leicester City at the bottom, and Queens Park Rangers have slipped into the relegation zone just two seasons after finishing second in the League.

7 January 1978: FA Cup third round day sees Leeds fans invade the Elland Road pitch, reportedly to get their match with Manchester City called off after the Yorkshire club go 2-0 down; City custodian Joe Corrigan is hauled to the ground. Elsewhere, reigning Cup winners Manchester United draw with Third Division club Carlisle United, Blyth Spartans win the battle of the non-leaguers by beating Enfield, Bristol City and Wrexham share eight in the Anglo-Welsh derby, Tilbury's FA Cup run– their best–is ended by Stoke City, and Chelsea beat Liverpool 4–2.

10 January 1978: Liverpool pay a British record £352,000 for Middlesbrough midfielder Graeme Souness.

12 January 1978: Cambridge United manager Ron Atkinson is appointed as manager of West Bromwich Albion. Cambridge, who are second in the Third Division, announce that Atkinson's assistant, John Docherty will succeed him as manager.

28 January 1978: First Division strugglers Leicester City are knocked out of the FA Cup by Third Division Walsall in one of the shocks of this season's competition. Holders Manchester United are held to a 1–1 draw at home by West Bromwich Albion.

31 January 1978: Nottingham Forest's title bid shows no signs of faltering, and they are six points ahead of Manchester City, Everton and Liverpool at the end of January.

1 February 1978: West Bromwich Albion beat Manchester United 3–2 in an FA Cup fourth round replay. John Toshack, 29 next month, becomes the youngest manager in the Football League when he ends eight years on Liverpool's playing staff to become player-manager of Swansea City.

6 February 1978: Blyth Spartans, of the Northern Premier League, defeat Stoke City of the Football League Second Division 3–2 at the Victoria Ground to become the first non-league club to reach the fifth round of the FA Cup in 29 years. In another surprise result, Newcastle United are beaten 4–1 in a replay by Wrexham.

9 February 1978: Manchester United pay a national record fee of £495,000 for Leeds United defender Gordon McQueen.

18 February 1978: Blyth Spartans concede a last-minute equaliser to Wrexham in a 1–1 draw at the Racecourse Ground that denies them a place in the FA Cup quarter-finals.

22 February 1978: Ron Greenwood's first match as permanent England manager ends in a 2–1 defeat to West Germany in Munich.

27 February 1978: Wrexham finally end the FA Cup run of Blyth Spartans by beating them 2–1 in a replay at St James' Park.

6 March 1978: Birmingham City appoint Blackburn Rovers manager Jim Smith as their new manager, as Sir Alf Ramsay announces his final retirement from football management.

8 March 1978: Liverpool suffer their fourth defeat in five League games, 4–2 at Derby County, and now trail Nottingham Forest by nine points having played a game more.

11 March 1978: West Bromwich Albion beat Nottingham Forest 2–0 at The Hawthorns in the FA Cup sixth round. Arsenal beat Wrexham 3–2, and Ipswich Town win 6–1 at Millwall in a game interrupted by rioting spectators.

14 March 1978: Second Division Orient take the last FA Cup semi-final spot with a 2–1 replay victory over Middlesbrough.

18 March 1978: The League Cup final ends in a goalless draw between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest.

22 March 1978: Nottingham Forest end their 19-year wait for a major trophy by defeating Liverpool 1–0 in the Football League Cup final replay at Old Trafford, thanks to a penalty by John Robertson.

23 March 1978: Hartlepool United defender Dave Wiggett, 20, is killed in a car crash.

31 March 1978: Nottingham Forest remain in a commanding position at the top of the First Division, four points ahead of Everton with two games in hand. At the bottom, Leicester City and Newcastle United have been cut adrift, and Queens Park Rangers are one point behind West Ham United in the battle to avoid the remaining relegation spot.

5 April 1978: Leicester City sack manager Frank McLintock, following a defeat to Liverpool which has all but confirmed their relegation barring a highly improbable set of results.

8 April 1978: Arsenal and Ipswich Town reach the FA Cup final after semi-final victories over Orient and West Bromwich Albion respectively.

15 April 1978: Leicester City's relegation is confirmed with a 4–1 defeat at home to Birmingham City. The Foxes go down with just four wins and 22 goals from their 39 matches so far this season.

17 April 1978: Newcastle United lose at Aston Villa and are relegated to the Second Division.

19 April 1978: A goal from Kevin Keegan gives England a 1–1 draw against Brazil at Wembley.

22 April 1978: Nottingham Forest seal the Football League First Division title, and become only the third club in history to do so a year after winning promotion. They get the point they need to guarantee the championship with four matches left from a goalless draw with Coventry City.

25 April 1978: Harry Griffiths, who recently stepped down as manager of Swansea City but was retained as assistant manager by his successor John Toshack, dies of heart attack aged 47 just before Swansea's 3-1 win over Scunthorpe United which moves them closer to promotion to the Third Division.

29 April 1978: West Ham United lose 2–0 at home to Liverpool, and can now only stay up on goal difference if Wolverhampton Wanderers lose their remaining two matches. Alex Stepney, the 35-year-old Manchester United goalkeeper, retires from playing. He spent the final 12 years of his playing career at Old Trafford, and at the time of his retirement he was the club's longest serving player and the last player remaining from their European Cup triumph of 1968. He also contributed to the League title triumph of 1967, relegation in 1974, promotion in 1975 and FA Cup glory in 1977.

2 May 1978: Wolverhampton Wanderers beat Aston Villa 3–1 to stay in the First Division at West Ham United's expense.

4 May 1978: Champions Nottingham Forest draw 0–0 with second-place Liverpool at Anfield to finish seven points clear at the top of the table. They are unbeaten in their last 26 League matches, a run stretching back to November, and have lost just three League games all season.

6 May 1978: Ipswich Town win the FA Cup for the first time in their history when a Roger Osborne goal gives them a 1–0 win over Arsenal at Wembley Stadium.

10 May 1978: Liverpool retain the European Cup thanks to a Kenny Dalglish goal against Club Brugge of Belgium at Wembley Stadium.

20 May 1978: Steve Coppell scores the only goal in England's 1–0 win over Scotland at Hampden Park. England win the Home Championship with a 100% record.

2 June 1978: Wigan Athletic, runners-up of the Northern Premier League, are elected to the Football League Fourth Division at the expense of Southport. Boston United, champions of the Northern Premier League, had been unable to apply for election to the Football League.

15 June 1978: Less than three months after Hartlepool United defender Dave Wiggett was killed in a car crash, another Football League club is plunged into mourning with the death of a player when Blackpool midfielder Alan Groves died of a heart attack aged 29.

National teams

UEFA Competitions

Liverpool thrashed Hamburg 6–0 to win the European Super Cup 7–1 on aggregate. In the Hamburg side was former Liverpool striker Kevin Keegan. They went on to beat Club Brugge 1–0 thanks to a Kenny Dalglish goal to retain the European Cup.

Manchester United were thrown out of the European Cup Winners' Cup on owing to the behaviour of their fans in the away leg of their tie against St. Étienne. They were reinstated a week later, but had to play the second leg at least 300 km from Manchester, at Plymouth Argyle's Home Park ground.

FA Cup

Bobby Robson led Ipswich Town to victory in the FA Cup, winning the final 1–0 against Arsenal.

Northern League side Blyth Spartans beat Second Division Stoke City 3–2 away to become the first non-League team to reach the fifth round of the FA Cup since 1949. They were seconds away from reaching the quarter-finals, but Wrexham equalised from a retaken corner kick before winning a replay.

League Cup

Nottingham Forest won the League Cup after victory over Liverpool in the replay.

Football League

First Division
Nottingham Forest won the First Division title with just three league defeats all season, one season after promotion. In doing so, their manager Brian Clough became only the second manager in English football to win the First Division title with different clubs. Clough's men also won the Football League Cup. It was the first time that Forest had won either trophy.

Liverpool finished runners-up in the league and retained the European Cup. Everton, Manchester City and Arsenal completed the top five. West Bromwich Albion finished sixth and sealed a UEFA Cup place, having continued to impress in the First Division following the mid-season resignation of Ronnie Allen as manager and the appointment of Ron Atkinson as his successor.

Manchester United broke the British transfer fee record on 9 February by paying Leeds United £495,000 for Scottish defender Gordon McQueen but finished a disappointing 10th, having sacked Tommy Docherty in the close season following the revelation of his affair with the wife of the club's physiotherapist. His replacement was former QPR boss Dave Sexton.

Leicester City and Newcastle United were bracketed together on 22 points after a terrible First Division campaign, Newcastle's relegation coming just one season after they had finished fifth in the league and qualified for the UEFA Cup. They were joined in the drop zone by West Ham United, the 1975 FA Cup winners, who kept faith in manager John Lyall and managed to hold on to key players Billy Bonds and Trevor Brooking.

Second Division
After narrowly missing out on promotion for the last two seasons, Bolton Wanderers finally ended their lengthy absence from the First Division by clinching the Second Division title. Southampton finished a point behind them in second place, ending their four-year absence from the First Division, during which they had won the FA Cup in 1976. Tottenham Hotspur clinched the final promotion place on goal difference, their advantage over fourth-placed Brighton being assisted by a 9-0 scoreline over Bristol Rovers in October 1977, during which striker Colin Lee had scored four goals on his club debut.

For much of the season it had been a four-horse race at the top of the Second Division, with fifth placed Blackburn Rovers finishing 11 points behind the leading pack.

Hull City were relegated to the third tier for the first time since 1966, after a campaign in which four different managers took charge of the team. Mansfield Town were relegated straight back to Division Three after a year, never looking like they would survive in their first-ever season at this level, though a late fightback after the appointment of veteran manager Billy Bingham at least saw them avoid last place. Blackpool were the final relegated side; they had been safely in mid-table for much of the campaign, but a disastrous end to the season combined with a host of other results going against them sent them down to the third tier for the first time ever. Despite the manner of their relegation, it wouldn't be until 2007 before they returned to this level.

Third Division
Wrexham won the Third Division title to clinch a place in the Second Division. They were joined by Cambridge United and Preston North End. Peterborough United, who had yet to progress beyond this level of the league, missed out on promotion on goal difference. Chester, another club with a similar track record in the league, finished two points short of the promotion places.

Portsmouth, the 1939 FA Cup winners and with two league titles to their name from the early postwar years, finished bottom of the Third Division to fall into the Fourth Division for the first time, and their very existence was also threatened by large debts. Hereford United, Bradford City and Port Vale also went down.

Fourth Division
Graham Taylor guided Watford to the Fourth Division title by an 11-point margin to repeat the promotion success he had achieved at Lincoln City two seasons earlier. Southend United finished second, while John Toshack kicked off his managerial career by taking Swansea City to promotion just weeks after being appointed. Brentford clinched the final promotion place, with Aldershot missing out on promotion by two points.

Wimbledon played their first season in the Football League, replacing Workington.

Southport, having finished second-from-bottom for the third season in succession, were voted out of the Football League and replaced by Wigan Athletic. This would ultimately prove the final occasion where a football club failed to earn re-election to the League, and the same 92 clubs would continue to make up its membership until 1987, by which point automatic promotion and relegation between the League and the Football Conference had been introduced.

Top goalscorers

First Division
Bob Latchford (Everton) – 30 goals

Second Division
Bob Hatton (Blackpool) – 22 goals

Third Division
Alex Bruce (Preston North End) – 27 goals

Fourth Division
Alan Curtis (Swansea City), Steve Phillips (Brentford) – 32 goals

Non-league football

Awards
Football Writers' Association
 FWA Footballer of the Year – Kenny Burns, Nottingham Forest

Professional Footballers' Association
 PFA Players' Player of the Year – Peter Shilton, Nottingham Forest
 PFA Young Player of the Year – Tony Woodcock, Nottingham Forest
 PFA Merit Award – Bill Shankly

Famous debutants

3 September 1977: Cyrille Regis, 19-year-old French Guiana born striker, makes his debut for West Bromwich Albion against Middlesbrough at The Hawthorns in the First Division, scoring in a 2–1 win.

3 September 1977: Russell Osman, 18-year-old defender, makes his debut for Ipswich Town in the 1–0 First Division win over Chelsea at Portman Road.

14 January 1978: Alan Brazil, 18-year-old Scottish striker, makes his debut for Ipswich Town as a substitute in the 2-1 First Division defeat by Manchester United at Portman Road.

28 January 1978: Craig Johnston, 17-year-old Australian midfielder, makes his debut for Middlesbrough in the 3-2 F.A Cup 4th Round win over Everton at Ayresome Park.

18 March 1978: Alvin Martin, 19-year-old defender, makes his debut as a substitute for West Ham United in the 4-1 First Division defeat by Aston Villa at Villa Park.

11 April 1978: Paul Goddard, 18-year-old striker, makes his debut as a substitute for Queen's Park Rangers in the 2-1 First Division win over Arsenal at Loftus Road.

15 April 1978: Terry Butcher, 19-year-old defender, makes his debut for Ipswich Town in the 1–0 First Division defeat by Everton at Goodison Park.

Deaths
 30 August 1977 - Alf Young, 71, played 283 league games in defence for Huddersfield Town between 1929 and 1939 and was capped nine times for England before his career was cut short by the war. After the war, he managed three Danish club sides and took charge of the Danish national side in 1956.
 23 October 1977 - Dick Crawshaw, 79, played 66 league at inside-forward for Manchester City, Halifax Town and Nelson between 1919 and 1924.
 29 November 1977 - Wilfred Milne, 78, spent his whole career as a full-back with Swansea between 1920 and 1937, making a club record 586 league appearances for the Swans.
 27 December 1977 - James Marshall, 69, began his career with Rangers in his native Scotland in 1925 and scored 138 league goals before his transfer south of the border to Arsenal in 1934. However, he played just four league games for the Gunners before he moved to West Ham United the following year, scoring 14 goals in 59 league games before retiring in 1937. He was capped three times by Scotland.
 22 February 1978 - Jack Taylor, 64, played 201 league games as a full-back for Wolverhampton Wanderers, Norwich City and Hull City between 1931 and 1950, his career being disrupted by the war. He then managed non-league Weymouth before being appointed to QPR in 1952, serving at Loftus Road for seven years despite failing to win them promotion from the third tier of the English league. He was then recruited to Leeds United but they were relegated and he was dismissed in March 1961 to be succeeded by Don Revie.
 23 March 1978 – Dave Wiggett, 20, Hartlepool United defender who was killed in a car crash.
 4 April 1978 – Tony Leighton, 38, former Doncaster Rovers, Barnsley, Huddersfield Town and Bradford City striker, who died from motor neurone disease.
 25 April 1978 - Harry Griffiths, 47, who served Swansea for most of the last three decades of his life, was the club's assistant manager when he died of a heart attack during the game at Vetch Field in which they clinched promotion to the Third Division. He made 422 appearances in the league as a full-back between 1949 and 1964, scoring an impressive (for a defender) 72 goals. He returned to the club as coach in 1967 and was promoted to the manager's seat in 1975, becoming assistant manager weeks before his death on the appointment of John Toshack as player-manager.
 15 June 1978 – Alan Groves, 29, Blackpool midfielder who died as a result of a heart attack. He had previously played for five other clubs, most notably Oldham Athletic.

References

 Rothmans Football Yearbook 1978–79

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        public IPagedList<CDS.Models.UserModel> Users { set; get; }
        public int userId { get; set; }
        public string userName { get; set; }
        ...
    }

View
@model CDS.Models.UserViewModel
@using PagedList.Mvc;

@using (Html.BeginForm("Create", "User", FormMethod.Get))
{
    @Html.HiddenFor(m => m.userId)
    @Html.LabelFor(m => m.userName)
    @Html.TextBoxFor(m => m.userName)

                    @Html.DisplayNameFor(model => model.user_id)

                    @Html.ActionLink("User", "Create", new { sortOrder = ViewBag.UserSort, currentFilter = ViewBag.CurrentFilter })

            @foreach (var item in Model.Users)
            {

                        @Html.DisplayFor(modelItem => item.user_id)

                        @Html.DisplayFor(modelItem => item.user_name)

            }

    //Don't mind this code, it's only for the pagination
    Page @(Model.Users.PageCount < Model.Users.PageNumber ? 0 : Model.Users.PageNumber) of @Model.Users.PageCount
    @Html.PagedListPager(Model.Users, page => Url.Action("Create",
    new { page, sortOrder = ViewBag.CurrentSort, currentFilter = ViewBag.CurrentFilter }))
}

UserController - How can I return a ViewModel with another LINQ for the Role?
DBEntities _odb = new DBEntities();

public ActionResult Create(string sortOrder, string currentFilter, string searchString, int? page)
{

    var user = from u in _odb.USR_MSTR
                      select new UserModel
                      {
                          user_id  = u.USR_ID,
                          user_name  = u.USR_NAME,
                      };

    int pageSize = 10;
    int pageNumber = (page ?? 1);

    var vm = new UserViewModel();
    vm.Users = user.ToPagedList(pageNumber, pageSize);

    return View(vm);
}

A: Two options you can consider.
Add an additional property in you view model for the collection of Role
public IEnumerable<Role> Roles { get; set; }

and in the GET method
var roles = db.Roles..... // your query
var vm = new UserViewModel()
{
    Roles = roles,
    Users = user.ToPagedList(pageNumber, pageSize)
};
return View(vm);

Or create a ChildActionOnly method that returns a partial view of your roles
[ChildActionOnly]
public ActionResult FetchRoles()
{
    var model = ... // your query
    return PartialView(model);
}

and in FetchRoles.cshtml
@model IEnumerable<Role>
... // html to display roles

then in the main view, render it using
@{ Html.RenderAction("FetchRoles", "yourControllerName"); }

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Library of Congress These Amazing Shadows, Preserving Our Crumbling Fi...
Saving Our Crumbling Film Heritage
The National Film Registry is preserving movies
by Bill Newcott, November 22, 2011 | Comments: 0
A fascinating new documentary, These Amazing Shadows, celebrates the National Film Registry at the Library of Congress, which is devoted to preserving important American movies—from Gone with the Wind to that famous Let's All Go to the Lobby intermission plug.
The film premieres nationally on PBS December 29 as part of the series Independent Lens.
See also: 2011 Top Ten Movies for Grownups
Shadows includes not only clips from many of your favorite movies, but commentary from directors, preservationists, critics and others about why America's film heritage is at risk and how it can be saved. The Library of Congress has created a new facility for this purpose in rural Virginia, built into a mountainside that includes a bunker where the federal government used to store money that could be used in the event of a nuclear catastrophe.
It's there, in Culpeper, Virginia, where much of the hard, and surprisingly dangerous work of preserving the fragile and flammable heritage of America's movie industry is going on. Below, enjoy a trailer and a clip from These Amazing Shadows.
Bill Newcott's Blog. Read
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The Real Willy Wonka. Listen
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Playing a musical instrument has been proven to have a variety of mental benefits including enhanced cognition, focus, and problem solving. Great news, right? Well, yes… however, there are certain hazards attributed to that musical prowess as well, especially in terms of oral health.
First and foremost, it's no secret that musical instruments—particularly the brass and woodwind varieties—collect spit, therefore collecting germs. This is no biggie if you keep your instrument squeaky clean, but for young musicians who don't yet know how to properly clean and disinfect their instruments, the bacteria buildup can lead to illness and mouth infections.
This buildup of germs can also create a breeding ground for cold sores, or oral herpes, a highly contagious and uncomfortable infection. Even worse? Once you've had a cold sore, the virus remains dormant in your body. This means that it can always come back. Ick!
Brass and wind instruments—or, the ones you blow into to make sound—also pose a distinct risk of trauma to the lips and teeth. To play correctly, the musician must apply pressure to the mouthpiece of the instrument, occasionally causing teeth to grow strangely or become pushed out of place. Because mouth position (or embouchure) is so important when playing these instruments, musicians must also be very careful when receiving restorative dental procedures, such as veneers. If a dental procedure dramatically changes the shape of a patient's front teeth or lips, it can affect embouchure negatively, resulting in difficulty playing the instrument.
So, what can be done for musicians to help them maintain good oral health? For starters, keeping instruments very clean can help prevent infections. Research the best way to clean your instrument, and then do so regularly. If you are a musician who needs a dental procedure done, be sure to talk to your dentist first, and together the two of you can determine the best way to move forward without hurting your embouchure! Play on!


with over 40 golf courses to choose from - including some fabulous traditional links courses and several beautiful parkland courses.
Golf courses in Cornwall are very rarely crowded - especially outside the main holiday season - and green-fees are lower than in many parts of Britain.
The Cornish weather is mild - spring arrives earlier and summer lasts longer than anywhere else in mainland Britain.
And the roads in Cornwall are among the least crowded in England.
Accommodation is plentiful - from Luxury Golf Hotels to quaint Cornish Cottages and Cosy Bed & Breakfasts.
With so many excellent golf courses to choose from - naming the top ten golf courses in Cornwall has been far from easy. But these are our favourites.
The Cornwall golf courses named above are our official top ten. But they were not chosen unanimously! We argued a lot!
In the end, the our golf editor made his decision - but not without reservations.
The six courses listed below are worthy of anybody's top ten golf courses - but they didn't quite make it into ours!
However, they are all superb golf courses and you should definitely check them out.


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an ICT-focused educational and scientific network between the three universities in the western part of Denmark: University of Southern Denmark, Aalborg University and Aarhus University.
The three universities offer af variety of different ICT education programmes and are altogether educating half of all ICT graduates in Denmark.
It-vest particularly focuses on the development and marketing of ICT educations as well as other ICT activities at the three universities. Including integration of Computational Thinking in educations at all levels.
Furthermore, It-vest supports nationwide activities, promoting ICT educations and the development of ICT in general.
Everybody needs competences within Informatics and Computational Thinking to take active part in a digital society. It-vest is initiating and supporting development of educational programmes in Informatics for all levels of education. The goals are to educate more ICT-specialists and to provide digital competences for all.
MSc in IT is an interdisciplinary IT Master's degree programme that offers non-ICT bachelors to gain high level ICT competences in two years. It-vest coordinates and supports the development and organisation of MSc it IT programmes at University of Southern Denmark, Aalborg University and Aarhus University. Six of the programmes are offered in English.
Master of IT offers further education to highly educated ICT employees, who want new knowledge and competences within Software Construction and ICT Security, Business Organisation and Leadership or UX and Interaction Design. It-vest coordinates the education programmes across the three networking universities. Continuously about 250-300 ICT professionals are attending the education.
Future People is a joint campaign in which all ICT departments af all the eight Danish universities are involved. The main purpose of Future People is to expand the awareness of ICT education programmes among high school students and thus enroll more students at the tertiary ICT education. Future People also has a special focus on attracting more women to the software development programmes.
It-vest is an ICT-focused educational and scientific network between University of Southern Denmark, Aalborg University and Aarhus University.


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Because of Winn-Dixie (Paperback)
By Kate DiCamillo
A classic tale by Newbery Medalist Kate DiCamillo, America's beloved storyteller.
One summer's day, ten-year-old India Opal Buloni goes down to the local supermarket for some groceries – and comes home with a dog. But Winn-Dixie is no ordinary dog. It's because of Winn-Dixie that Opal begins to make friends. And it's because of Winn-Dixie that she finally dares to ask her father about her mother, who left when Opal was three. In fact, as Opal admits, just about everything that happens that summer is because of Winn-Dixie. Featuring a new cover illustration by E. B. Lewis.
Kate DiCamillo says of writing BECAUSE OF WINN-DIXIE, "I was living in an apartment where no dogs were allowed. As a result, I was suffering from a serious case of 'dog withdrawal.' One night, before I went to sleep, I heard this little girl's voice (with a Southern accent) say, 'I have a dog named Winn-Dixie.' When I woke up the next morning, the voice was still talking, and I started writing down what India Opal Buloni was telling me. The book is (I hope) a hymn of praise to dogs, friendship, and the South."
This well-crafted, realistic, and heartwarming story will be read and reread as a new favorite deserving a long-term place on library shelves.
—School Library Journal (starred review)
Brush strokes of magical realism elevate this beyond a simple story of friendship to a well-crafted tale of community and fellowship, of sweetness, sorrow, and hope. And it's funny, too. A real gem.
—Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
...[E]xquisitely crafted first novel. Each chapter possesses an arc of its own and reads almost like a short story in its completeness; yet the chapters add up to much more than a sum of their parts. . . This bittersweet tale of contemporary life in a small Southern town will hold readers rapt.
—Publishers Weekly (starred review)
The books' truthfulness is what makes it so powerful. People can identify with the fact that everyone sort of isolates themselves because of a misconnection or a loss or whatever is in their lives.
Poignant and delicately told.
It's the kind of book people love and tell their friends to read.
A gentle book about good people coming together to combat lonliness and heartache—with a little canine assistance.
—The Horn Book Guide
A tale not just about a dog found in a grocery store; it's also about the healing power of truth.
Paperback (January 26th, 2021): $8.99
Library Binding, Large Print (December 20th, 2018): $22.99
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CD-Audio (December 28th, 2004): $19.99
Prebound (December 8th, 2015): $19.25
Paperback (February 10th, 2009): $6.99
Paperback (Chinese) (September 1st, 2014): $30.80
Paperback (Chinese) (January 1st, 2011): $18.30


Headforbeer.com: SF Beer Week Events: Butchers and Beer. Yowza!
Gonna be difficult to keep track of all the beer-centric activities planned for SF Beer Week but this one sounds like a memorable one. It's the day after Valentine's so maybe you could just delay that romantic evening you usually plan and hit this one instead. I mean, Meat and Beer... what could be more romantic?


Florida Virtual Academy at Palm Beach County is a public elementary school located in Jacksonville Beach, FL in the Palm Beach School District. It enrolls 138 students in grades 1st through 12th. Florida Virtual Academy at Palm Beach County is the 2,156th largest public school in Florida and the 51,480th largest nationally. It has 6.6 students to every teacher.
The form below lets you find Florida Virtual Academy at Palm Beach County alumni info and Florida Virtual Academy at Palm Beach County students.
Out of 2,316 ranked schools in Florida, Florida Virtual Academy at Palm Beach County is ranked 2,239th for total students on lunch assistance.
The percentage of Florida Virtual Academy at Palm Beach County students on free and reduced lunch assistance (8.7%) is significantly lower than the state average of 61.4%. This may indicate that the area has a lower level of poverty than the state average.


"The one thing I would never recommend is for a homeowner to put a ladder up in the middle of winter and try to go up on the roof," says Peter Horch, owner of Horch Roofing in Warren, Maine.
Here are nine common home hazards to be wary of during the winter months.
Slippery walkways. Ice and snow buildup can make walkways slippery, creating an obvious danger for you and others. Be diligent about keeping all walkways near your home clear so everyone is safe.
"Most people are liable for the sidewalks as well as the driveway," says Paul Quinn, head of claims customer experience with Farmers Insurance.
It's your job as the homeowner to clear all snow and ice from walkways in front of your home and make a safe path for mail carriers, neighbors and your family. The best way to stay ahead of this hazard is to be proactive and shovel as it's snowing, says J.B. Sassano, president of Mr. Handyman, a national home improvement company based in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
"The key is to not let the buildup get there. So the No. 1 thing is to get out there and shovel," Sassano says.
Freezing faucets. As you prepare for the season's heavier snows, remove hoses from exterior faucets to clear out remaining water. Since water expands as it freezes, any left inside a hose can easily burst it – not to mention the pipe it's attached to.
"That'll do significant damage and not just to the hose, but it'll cause damage to the bib as well – the faucet, if you will," Quinn says. You can lower the risk of the faucet freezing by activating the shutoff valve for the outdoor faucet, then letting any residual water in the faucet run out.
Clogged gutters and downspouts. This is a fall maintenance must, but it's not too late to clear out your gutters if you haven't done so already – or if leaves are still falling around your home.
Once snow and ice begin to pile up, any debris in gutters and downspouts will make it harder for water to properly drain from your roof.
"There's going to be too much weight in those drains, and they'll just pull away from the facade," Sassano says.
Ice damming. Your roof is even more at risk if snow accumulates and allows for ice damming.
Horch describes the danger: "Snow melts and runs down underneath the snow until it hits the bottom of the roof, where it hits cold air, and that water actually freezes and starts to build up so that there's a large dam of ice at the bottom of the roof line." Water will then go under the shingles and inside the house, leading to leaks and water damage.
To prevent ice damming, Horch recommends purchasing a snow roof rake – often less than $50 – which allows you to safely clear snow from the end of the roof line at ground level.
Loose or missing shingles. Another potential cause of roof leaks are damaged shingles, which Horch says can often be spotted simply by surveying your roof before heavy snows. If any shingles appear broken or loose, call a roofing expert to take a closer look and make repairs.
If you let this potential problem go unfixed, it can manifest into a much pricier issue later in winter. "If we have a large wind storm with snow, shingles can become brittle and be more susceptible to blowing off in the wind," Horch says.
Faulty heating system. Home improvement experts recommend testing your heaterbefore the first cold day of the year. Even if that's come and gone, it never hurts to call in a pro for routine servicing that may prevent a breakdown when you really need heat.
"There's nothing worse than having your heater go out. Have that preventative maintenance done ahead of time," Sassano says.
Problematic exhaust vents. A key part of an effective heating system is the exhaust vents that let harmful gases like carbon monoxide out while keeping cold air – and unwanted critters – from getting in.
Before winter storms or frigid temperatures make your heater work a little harder, Sassano recommends walking the exterior of your house to ensure those exhaust vents, often located a couple feet above the foundation on a side or back exterior wall, are doing their job.
"Make sure your exhaust ports are covered so that animals can't get in, but not so tightly that air can't get out," Sassano says.
Freezing pipes. Just like your exterior faucet, your home's plumbing can cause major problems if pipes freeze. Never turn your heater down below 55 degrees Fahrenheit in the winter, and consider insulating exposed pipes along exterior walls that may be at risk of freezing.
To avoid a burst pipe that causes flooding, Quinn suggests leaving a faucet slightly open on the main level – just enough for a slow drip. That way, in the event of freezing pipes, water has somewhere to go rather than building pressure and causing damage. "Leave the faucet slightly open … just to leave a little air going through there so the water can escape," he says.
Unattended candles. It may seem like the simplest of these hazards to correct, but the National Candle Association reports careless use of candles causes as many as 10,000 residential fires in the U.S. each year.
While the warmth and coziness candles provide are perfect for winter, it's important to never leave home or fall asleep with them burning.
"Leaving them unattended, even for 20 minutes to go to the store real quickly, if the candle it still going, you are opening yourselves up to a significant fire hazard," Quinn says.


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package com.opnitech.rules.core.test.engine.test_validators;

import org.junit.Test;

import com.opnitech.rules.core.test.engine.AbstractRuleEngineExecutorTest;
import com.opnitech.rules.core.test.engine.test_validators.rules.annotations.NoAnnotationInvalidRule;
import com.opnitech.rules.core.test.engine.test_validators.rules.annotations.NoThenInvalidRule;
import com.opnitech.rules.core.test.engine.test_validators.rules.annotations.NoWhenInvalidRule;
import com.opnitech.rules.core.test.engine.test_validators.rules.annotations.ValidRule;

/**
 * @author Rigre Gregorio Garciandia Sonora
 */
public class AnnotationRuleValidatorTest extends AbstractRuleEngineExecutorTest {

    @Test
    public void testValidRule() throws Exception {

        validateRule(new ValidRule());
    }

    @Test
    public void testNoAnnotationInvalidRule() throws Exception {

        validateExceptionRule(new NoAnnotationInvalidRule());
    }

    @Test
    public void testNoWhenInvalidRule() throws Exception {

        validateExceptionRule(new NoWhenInvalidRule());
    }

    @Test
    public void testNoThenInvalidRule() throws Exception {

        validateExceptionRule(new NoThenInvalidRule());
    }
}

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Be sure and stop by the Jay Lanes Bowling Alley pro shop for all your bowling needs. We carry for-sale bowling balls, shoes and other equipment to improve your game. From beginners inquiring about beginners' bowling ball to experienced bowlers looking for the right shoe, Jay Lanes' experienced professionals are here to assist you.
The Jay Lanes Bowling Pro Shop also carriers wrist supports, bowlers' tape, grip sacks, ball cleaner, bags and much more. If you are looking for something specific, ask about it by posting a question on our Facebook Timeline or give us a call at (610) 323-1149 and like us on Facebook for further pro shop details.
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 12 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Tuesday, Friday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Jay Lanes is a great place to go bowling. Very family friendly & fun for just adults as well. The kids loved the glow bowling, They have great food & drinks with then new Tavern that opened. I would highly recommend this to anyone.


Holy Family Parish's Education and Advocacy Committee Immigration Event: Sept. 23 following the 10 a.m. Mass at the church, 1715 Izard St., Omaha. One block north of Cuming on 18th St., Omaha. Speaker is Dr. Jeanne Schuler and Kathy Grant from OTOC's Immigration and Refugee Action Team.
St. Pius X Parish's Trivia Night: 7 p.m., Sept. 14 at the parish center, 6905 Blondo, Omaha. Teams of eight or individuals. Cost $10 per person. Register online at stpiusxomaha.org.


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Whiting Field Naval Air Station named best small base in the Navy
Whiting Field Naval Air Station has been named the best small base in the U.S. Navy by the commander of naval installations.
The Milton base was recognized for excellence in many categories including installation management, environmental stewardship, mission success and community outreach.
Vice Adm. Mary Jackson, commander of naval installations, congratulated Whiting Field.
More:New Commanding Officer takes over at Whiting Field NAS
"This year's competition was intense, and it is clear our winners represent the very best of the best within the shore enterprise," she said.
Sixty percent of all Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard pilots receive their primary flight training at Whiting Field. More than 1,200 aviators graduate from the base's training programs every year.
With 1.1 million flights a year, Whiting Field conducts more flight operations than any other air field in the country.


The inflation rate in Indonesia between 1995 and today has been 711.49%, which translates into a total increase of Rp711.49. This means that 100 ruphias in 1995 are equivalent to 811.49 ruphias in 2019. In other words, the purchasing power of Rp100 in 1995 equals Rp811.49 today. The average annual inflation rate has been 8.74%.


Organizing another event needs your full attention, time and effort for making things work. You can find always plenty of issues that you'll require to take into account, such as for example for example inviting people in or taking call from serving refreshments for the guests. Looking for the right venues such as for example trade halls or convention centers entails careful planning and organization, and solutions once you also have to do some paperwork. Make certain that you have the ability to plan things in front of time. Meticulous planning is needed for nonprofit events.
Parties can literally be held anywhere, and the venue can be your house, your backyard, an open space in your neighborhood, or a place available in the market where you stand able to bring a non-profit event successful. The options are endless since it relates to these kinds of events. However, you also have to look at the tastes of one's guests. Picking an open space for a simple yet elegant non-profit event for your companies could be on the list of simplest and most fun of choices, but when you need to be inviting guests which may be your pals or co-workers, you have to provide yourself well.
For example, a celebration for your company partners may entail smaller venues that'll have areas for them to interact, involve some dinner and keep in touch with one another. On one other hand, when you're working with adults as guests, then you can always select hotels, restaurants, and clubs that serve the best dish. You could even opt to rent out areas in the beach for these instances. For a proper event, select something that may indulge the senses of one's partner.
Generally, it'd lie on that which you organize things and the technique that you carefully policy for these nonprofit events to help you select the best ticket systems for the events. Furthermore, the date and enough time of the party will need to be taken under consideration coupled with events and celebration venues. You'll find certain locations that must be contacted a couple of months for some weeks before the big day to help you reserve their spaces. Sometimes, even if they are reserved for a particular client, they'll only be permitted to be properly used until a certain time frame.
Oftentimes, you can find suppliers will take charge to offer the style and the ambience for your events, or for your private functions. Designing your venue can be another thing. The theme of the party will highlight a lot in relation to the decoration and they are often characterized with balloons, confetti, streamers, flowers, tables and more.


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Phones	Technology
Google Android O Beta software is now available for public
Anthony Leeman
Finally Google has released its new operating software 'Android O beta' for public. This time Google has not come up with a new device but with latest software for its users.
In the I/O conference which held last week, Google announced the news of availability of the Android O beta software. The software can now be installed by the users who are eligible for it.
The users can install this latest android software 'Android O Beta' in their Nexus and Pixel smart-phones now.
Android O beta is compatible with a few devices like; Google Nexus 5X, Nexus Player, Nexus 6P, Pixel C Tablet, Google Pixel and Pixel XL smart phones.
This new operating system software seems to be quite miraculous and pertinent in terms of performance and speed.
The software Android O beta is 919 MB in size which can be downloaded over a Wi-Fi connection as the software is quite heavy and will consume a lot of data and time for downloading.
But for installing the software it's substantial that your battery must be full charged or must be plugged in to avoid any interruption which can impinge on the whole process and the device as well.
The users can easily install the software by visiting the website google.com/android/beta and signing-in into their Google account. The user will get a complete detail of the software and thus will be able to know whether the user's device is eligible for the software (Android O beta) or not.
To get enroll into program, the user has to hit the button and as soon as the button will be hit the update will be sent to the user via OTA.
But for installing the latest software it's imperative that your device is running on Android 6.0.1 or a higher version and plus it must be capable to install programs for unknown sources.
The unknown sources option can be enabled but if the device is running over Android less than Android 6.0.1 then the device is not compatible with Android O beta software.
But this new software has a few setbacks like the software has the stability issue and the user device can even hang or crash during the software installation process or after the installation.
According to Google, "Google may also perform experiments on devices enrolled in the Beta program, which could include disabling or altering the behavior of certain settings (such as Battery Saver). Your use is at your own risk, and not Google's. Certain functionality (including core functionality, such as your ability to place and receive calls) or applications may not work properly. You are solely responsible for any error, defect, damage or destruction due to such use, including damage to any device or loss of data."
It's imperative and highly recommended by Google to backup all the data from the device because if the device crashes during the installation process all the data will be lost.
This is the drawback of this latest software and thus users are more concerned and pondering over the fact that whether they should upgrade their devices or not.
However, Android O Beta is the latest android software which is now available for users whose devices are eligible for the software and it's the matter of fact whether this latest software of Google will able to dominate over the market or not.
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About Anthony Leeman
Masters in Mass Communication, the writer is a journalist, currently working for FactsChronicle.


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AGING INTO POVERTY: Economic Insecurity among Older Adults of Color & LGBT Elders
By Diverse Elders
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By most economic measures older adults of color and LGBT elders are aging into poverty. Recent research from the Racial Justice & Equal Economichighlights that over 90% of older African American and Latino elders are financially vulnerable and will be unable to support themselves over the course of their lifetime. Elders of color report greater difficulty in affording necessities, such as food, health.... Read More
Open Letter to Health Reform Advocates: Pay Attention to Discrimination
By Robert Espinoza
The harms inflicted by discrimination reveal themselves in our bodies as we age — as people of color, as poor and low-income people, and as lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people. The symptoms manifest as higher rates of high blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes, heart disease, HIV/AIDS, depression, social isolation and more. In medical charts throughout the country, our bodies record what it means to survive a life shaped by perpetual poverty, higher concentrations in low-wage jobs with no health insurance, thin retirement options and inadequate protections in the workplace. They depict our fractured relationships to health care — from cultural and linguistic barriers to overt bias and discrimination from health and aging providers, to a long-held, hard-earned distrust of.... Read More


For many western LGBTIQ communities this time of the year every year, the months of June/July, is the month of pride and month of showing visibility.
Nepali LGBTIQ communities started celebrating similar yet, philosophically, very different event since 2002. Many 'Western' friends asked me: "Why have you started celebrating 'Gai-Jatra festival' instead of organizing a 'Gay Pride March" like we do in the Western Countries?" Back then I tried to explain from the 'safety and mainstreaming' point of view, but let me explain from the philosophical point of view for choosing "Gai-Jatra festival" over "Gay Pride March".
First, Gai-Jatra is an already existing festival that is more than 500 years old. It is continuously celebrated in Nepal during the month of August every year, especially among the Newar Communities in Kathmandu valley, where young men wear lavish, dramatic, extravagant cross-dressing, makeups and masks, with music, dance , color, water and food. This festival is equally celebrated by both the Buddhists and Hindus of Nepal.
Jatra (or Yatra in Sanskrit), literally means a journey, traditionally done by individuals or groups or communities, as a pilgrimage to reach their desired destination. The primary purpose of such Yatra (as pilgrimages) is, according to Buddhist: to discover to your higher self; and according to Hindus: to unite with the supreme God. Along the Yatra, your excitement grows as you get closer and closer to the destination; and once you reach the destination you are aesthetic with the sense of bliss, either feeling united with God or your higher self. So you celebrate….
The concept of Pride March (and not just Gay Pride March but any Pride March) is understood differently in the East then in the West.
The word 'Pride', translated as 'Garva' in Sanskrit, comes with a trace of arrogance. It is not a bad word but it is not taken positively either when you say, 'I am proud of myself'. (It may have completely different connotation in the West).
Unlike the 'Yatra', where the journey is to discover something (either the higher self or God, according to your beliefs), the word 'March' is understood as to takeover or conquer the space that is controlled by others. 'March' may become necessary only to reclaim your lost space/land, but if nobody has conquered your space the 'March' can cause intimidation to others (Think about a Military Marching or even a political Party Marching with loud speakers!).
As Nepal was never colonized, hence it never criminalized homosexuals and third genders, and the Nepali societies are relatively more tolerant towards our LGBTIQ populations compared to many other countries across the world. Thus the 'Gay Pride Marching' is not only unnecessary but can become counterproductive too, if it becomes too much on the face.
So, instead, we choose Gai-Jatra, our own ancient festival, to celebrate and this 'Jatra/Yatra' every year helps us to discover who we are, helps us to connect to our higher self and not to feel proud but feel good about ourselves.
Wish you a Happy Gai-Jatra!


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International simulation seminar on fighting human trafficking launches in Kazakh capital
By Saltanat Boteu in International on 25 June 2019
NUR-SULTAN – The five-day International Simulation Training organised by the Kazakh Academy of Law Enforcement Agencies in the nation's capital drew 120 participants from 17 countries to practice new skills, gain experience and enhance cooperation to address human trafficking along migration routes. The course, which will use trainings that simulate human trafficking situations, began June 24.
Photo credit: the Kazakh Academy of Law Enforcement Agencies.
Training includes "live simulations of trafficking cases," Valiant Richey, acting Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) coordinator for combating human trafficking, told The Astana Times. "We use actors to play the role of traffickers, victims or intermediaries and invite participants from a number of different fields – for example, social workers, law enforcement prosecutors, labour inspectors. They work together to solve cases. It recreates the atmosphere of a live case. They learn how to work together and use new skills in solving trafficking crimes."
"We hope that this exercise will assist you in these three directions. First, we wish to enhance the criminal justice response, prosecute human traffickers operating along migration routes while placing a special focus on sexual exploitation, forced labour and financial investigations. Second, we want to better equip practitioners to promptly identify potential victims and ensure adequate protection mechanisms. And on another level, there is, I believe, a third vital element. By gathering experts from such a variety of fields and nationalities, we hope to foster among you a spirit of cooperation to fight complex phenomenon such as human exploitation. I hope you'll take advantage of this diversity and benefit from each other's experience… and bring what you learn to your home countries," he told participants at the launch of the training.
The training, taking place at the Academy of Law Enforcement Agencies of Kazakhstan in Kosshy, near Nur-Sultan, was organised and developed by the OSCE Secretariat, the OSCE Office representatives in Nur-Sultan, the U.S. Embassy in Kazakhstan and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).
More than 70 experts from prosecutors' offices, law enforcement agencies, labour inspectors, nongovernmental organisations, migration organisations and border and social services are participating in the training. One main goal is to encourage cooperation between states and develop a network of experts in the field to improve preventive mechanisms and support for victims.
"Today [human trafficking] is one of the main challenges of our time, posing a serious danger to the global community… Kazakhstan ranks 83rd out of 167 countries in the Global Slavery Index ranking. It certainly worries us… There are still flaws in matters of interaction – in my opinion, not enough preventive work… We need coordinated work by all government agencies and society as a whole," said Yergali Merzadinov, rector of the Academy of Law Enforcement Agencies, during the opening ceremony.
"Human trafficking is a transnational and trans-boundary crime, which can only be defeated by joint efforts. Therefore, it is extremely important to develop international and regional cooperation. I am very pleased that representatives of 17 countries are participating in today's event and I hope that this will help improve the interaction between the countries," said U.S. Ambassador in Kazakhstan William Moser.
The first such training in Kazakhstan took place in September 2018. Since then, four cases of human trafficking involving 19 people have been identified and solved, returning the victims to their homeland, said the rector.
The exercise "is an excellent opportunity to gain new knowledge and skills in combating human trafficking. In turn, the exercise in Nur-Sultan demonstrates the desire of our country to make its key contribution to the process of identifying victims of trafficking along migration routes with the help of international inter-agency cooperation," said Kazakh Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Roman Vassilenko.
The very first such training took place in Vicenza, Italy, in 2016, and the deputy minister emphasised interest in cooperating with Italian and OSCE experts in organising future trainings for OSCE participating states. In 2019, the OSCE published a practical handbook on how to conduct simulations, which they plan to translate in Russian in the second half of the year.
"We highly appreciate that today a similar project is being carried out not only in Italy, where in 2016 to 2017 simulations were conducted in English, but also in Central Asia," he added.
For Kazakhstan, this is an opportunity to develop regional cooperation in solving common vital issues and improving the situation for migrants in the country.
"Kazakhstan plays an important role not only because they are hosting the exercise, which is very important, but they're providing us with the venue to conduct it and the expertise to support it. We have 17 countries who come to participate in this, so the country is a central piece of the region to combating trafficking of human beings," said Richey.
According to the statistics, approximately 300 criminal cases involving human trafficking are initiated annually in the country. Over the past three years, Kazakh law enforcement institutions thwarted six organised groups attempting to take part in human trafficking. This year, 104 criminal cases have been filed, said Major General Armanbek Baimurzin, head of the Criminal Police Department of the Kazakh Ministry of Internal Affairs. He expressed his ministry's openness "to cooperation with all interested parties, international and governmental organisations" on the problem.
Giorgi Sanikidze, the UNHCR Central Asia Office's senior regional programme advisor, stressed that people who lack citizenship or proper identity documents are vulnerable to trafficking. Such undocumented people also face poverty, discrimination, lack of access to legal employment opportunities, education and basic services, he said.
"This is one of my favourite moments of the whole exercise – the time right before it starts, because all of you sitting and wondering what this crazy thing with these actors is… In just a few hours we start work on this project together and your professional life will not be the same after you do it," Richey told participants before the simulations began.


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AR WEARABLE TECHNOLOGY FEATURE
Augmented Reality v Mixed Reality: Dissecting the future
It's not just semantics
Unless you've actually been living in an alternate reality for the past couple of years (if so, we envy you), you'll have heard the terms virtual reality, augmented reality and mixed reality being thrown around, often with little regard for what they each mean.
VR is a bit easier to pin down – total immersion in a virtual world – but AR and MR are often used interchangeably, referring to the same sorts of experiences – Microsoft's HoloLens being a perfect example. Technically, they're quite different, but does it really matter at the end of the day? Well, yes and no.
We'll get onto definitions in a moment, but we think that, for the near future, AR and MR are going to be two different things, before inevitably becoming one big Reality.
Right now, though, you'd be forgiven for not quite grasping the differences. We don't blame you – people are playing fast and loose with the terminology. Microsoft's new Mixed Reality Partner Program suggests it's slowly moving to bring HoloLens and its MR headsets under one term, but there remains an important distinction between the two, as its take on Mixed Reality – headsets like Acer's and other upcoming ones – so far provide a virtual reality experience. HoloLens is definitely in the Mixed Reality camp. Or 'holographic computing' as it also refers to it as.
See? Confusing. And Microsoft's not the only one. So let's start with the basics. What do augmented reality and mixed reality mean in their purest forms?
At its most basic definition, augmented reality is technology that overlays images and information onto the real, physical world, but does not merge the two together. It augments and enhances the world we see, but all the while we are able to easily discern between the virtual and physical elements. The real world is still the central focus of the experience.
For example, with a pair of augmented reality glasses, you might walk down the street and see interesting factoids appear above or on top of landmarks as you pass them. Or maybe a digital character pops up and starts talking to you, but remains on top of the real world without actually interacting with it. It's that point of interaction that separates the two.
Read next: The best AR demos we've seen so far
AR's uses might be less exciting than MR, in that it will be more for productive purposes like giving you directions and throwing up information, but its place in our future is undeniable.
Again, if we're looking at its purest definition, mixed reality sits somewhere between AR and VR. It doesn't conjure a full virtual reality, but the digital objects it does present become part of it. The moment the virtual starts interacting with the physical, you're at mixed reality.
The above video is a good example of both AR and MR at play. When we first see the information boxes pop up, they could be considered an overlay, but note how Mount Everest rises up from the desk as if the 3D model was really there on the surface in front of the viewer. Now we're in mixed town. This video, also from Magic Leap, shows a Star Wars demo that's very mixed reality, with C-3PO and R2-D2 aware of, and interacting with, their surrounding environment.
Take a look at the below example of Apple's ARKit in action and note how 3D models are interactive with the environment, and how the viewer can move around them. This demo is definitely in MR territory.
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You may have also heard the term 'merged reality', but don't worry, this is just another way of saying mixed reality. You might also have been told that Pokemon Go is an example of mixed reality in practice, but technically the monsters in the game remain on top of the world (you can't walk around them and see them from different angles) so it's closer to AR.
Does any of this matter?
Well, despite these very boiled-down definitions, companies aren't really following them right now. Take a look at Apple's ARKit, which in demos so far has presented something that's much more mixed reality than augmented.
As mentioned earlier, what Microsoft describes as its 'mixed reality' PC headsets are seemingly just VR. HoloLens is, yes, MR. But does any of it really matter? It depends who you ask, but ultimately, mixed reality is the end game here and AR will just be a part of it, rather than a standalone technology.
"There may be some differentiation today, but given a few years it will all merge to the same definition," said Avegant CTO Edward Tang when we put the question to him, and we largely agree. So, be wary of the different definitions, but also note that where we're going, eventually we won't need definitions.
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EDGE's Erik Ubels joins Amsterdam Trend Talk speaker list
June 27 2018, 10:27 am Comments (0)
Erik Ubels, chief technology officer of smart building pacesetter EDGE Technologies, will be speaking at PlaceTech Trend Talk Amsterdam next month.
EDGE is part of Dutch developer OVG Real Estate and is focused on developing 'superior buildings that actively contribute to the health of people and the world.'
Ubels joins Linda Chandler, smart cities advisor and co-founder of LIQUID Real Estate Innovation, and Andy Dyer, co-founder of commercial property data platform, Coyote Software, as the latest speakers confirmed for the next PlaceTech Trend Talk, in Amsterdam on 17 July.
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PlaceTech Trend Talk Amsterdam is the second in our series of quarterly breakfast briefings taking place across the UK and Europe, getting under the skin of the latest names and predictions in the ever-growing proptech market.
Ubels started his career at Royal Philips Electronics as electronics product engineer. While studying computer science he moved on to KPMG, after five years joining what would become Deloitte. At Deloitte he was part of the team responsible for the first global digital audit system. As CIO for IT and facilities management at Deloitte, Ubels worked closely with OVG to realise The Edge building in Amsterdam. Since January 2016, he has been CTO at OVG Real Estate.
Linda Chandler co-founded Liquid Real Estate Innovation with Dan Hughes, to drive change in property and provide transformation and innovation consultancy to property companies. Linda also founded Hyperlocal Cities in 2017, which aims to solve long-term urban challenges, and she previously worked for Microsoft for a decade, and led Microsoft's the smart city agenda in Asia Pacific. Prior to this, she was CIO for the London Development Agency, previously a functional body of the Mayor of London. Linda will discuss emerging ideas around smart cities including workspace trends, their impacts on the market and the data value of the built environment.
Andy Dyer co-founded Coyote Software with Oli Farago in 2009. Based in London and experiencing a period of rapid growth, the firm produces a cloud-based data platform that helps property and investment managers analyse potential opportunities and get more value from their data. Andy will be providing a showcase of the software, the story of its development and its adoption in the market.
Other key players from the Netherlands and the UK due to speak at the free-to-attend event include:
Roger Tan, managing director and board member of UNSense, the arch-tech company founded by UNStudio. UNSense explores and develops technology to humanise the built environment, working to improve quality of life through social innovation. A previous managing partner of Broekbakema Architects, Tan also has a background in finance and computer science.
Pitch demonstrations will be included from Chainels, the tenant engagement portal for shopping centres, high streets, business parks and multi-tenant buildings. Hear from co-founder Sander Verseput on how the company deals with security, facilities, governance and tenant communication.
From Simaxx, CEO Dick Fens will discuss the latest in building management technology, and how Simaxx turns a constant stream of data from buildings into useful information for its clients based on smart algorithms, improving performance and reducing costs.
The Amsterdam briefing will be held at the Kimpton de Witt Hotel on Tuesday 17 July, starting at 8am for breakfast networking, and ending by 10.30am.
Expect a collaborative atmosphere where leading industry professionals from the real estate and property market mix with the world's leading tech and digital experts. Each Trend Talk is accompanied by a special supplement mapping the trends and innovators transforming the sector, distributed to ticket-holders exclusively at the event before being published on placetech.net, the new website by Place Group to bring property and tech communities together.
PlaceTech Trend Talk Amsterdam will be chaired by Paul Unger, publisher of PlaceTech, who will provide an introduction to placetech.net and share findings from the Q2 2018 PlaceTech Trend Talks report.
Companies registered to attend so far include Mecanoo, Malcolm Hollis, Tatton Group, Schipol Real Estate, We Are Builders, Kenepa Capital Management, Smart WorkPlace, De Beaufort Structural Consultancy, BAM and more.
Tickets are free. Register on Eventbrite here
You can find details on hotels, transport and useful information about the city in our Amsterdam Guide, downloadable here.
PlaceTech Trend Talks are sponsored by Bruntwood & Manchester Science Partnerships, OBI Property, Redwood Consulting, Mills & Reeve and PropTechNL.