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Planting the seeds of success
Thanks to a work focused English program at TAFE Queensland, Iranian scientist Saeedeh was able to resume her career shortly after migrating to Australia.
Thanks to a work focused migrant English program at TAFE Queensland, Iranian scientist Saeedeh Saberi was able to resume her research career shortly after migrating to Australia.
Thirty-four-year-old Saeedeh obtained her PhD in Biosystems Engineering at Isfahan University of Technology. Over a number of years, she established her career as an agricultural researcher in Iran and published several peer-reviewed papers.
In 2021, Saeedeh emigrated to Australia on a Distinguished Talent Visa. While eager to resume her career, she recognised a need to cement her professional English language skills before commencing the job search.
Soon after settling into Brisbane, Saeedeh joined the Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) at TAFE Queensland's South Bank campus.
The AMEP, which is funded by the Australian Government Department of Home Affairs, supports migrants and refugees with free English language training tailored for life in Australia.
Through the AMEP, Saeedeh completed a work placement at a local plant nursery to gain an insight into Australian workplace standards and culture.
During her classes—led by TAFE Queensland Educator Sophie Nguyen—Saeedeh practised writing resumes, applying for jobs, and attending interviews.
"Having a successful migrant like Sophie as my teacher was so valuable," said Saeedeh.
"After having worked in different positions in multiple countries, Sophie has a profound understanding of the job market."
It didn't take long for Saeedeh to apply her new skills to the job market. Less than two months after completing the AMEP, she successfully applied for a position at the Department of Industry, Tourism and Trade in Darwin.
Today, Saeedeh is employed as a scientist within the Department's Plant Industries team.
"TAFE Queensland—and especially the AMEP—played a key role in my success," Saeedeh said.
"Every single concept that we learned in class, ranging from writing resumes and cover letters to interview skills, has worked for me."
The Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) is funded by the Australian Government Department of Home Affairs. In Queensland, the AMEP is delivered by TAFE Queensland.
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Title: Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
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Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary is an American, private, non-profit institution of higher education, associated with the Southern Baptist Convention, and located in Fort Worth, Texas. It is one of the largest seminaries in the world[1] and is accredited by the Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada[2] and also by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award diploma, bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees.[3] The school uses the Baptist Faith and Message (2000) as its confessional statement (see also the Southwestern Declaration on Academic and Theological Integrity[4]).
Administration and faculty 2
Academics 3
Campuses 4
Presidents 5
Notable people 6
B.H. Carroll
The seminary was established in 1908, with B. H. Carroll as its founding president.[5] It grew out of the Baylor University theological department, which was established in 1901. By 1905, Carroll had managed to convert the department of five professors into the Baylor Theological Seminary, but still under Baylor University. In 1907, while Baylor University President Samuel Palmer Brooks was on vacation in Europe, B.H. Carroll, then chairman of the Baylor Board of Trustees, made a motion that the department of religion be separated from the University and chartered as a separate entity.
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary received its charter on 14 March 1908, but remained on Baylor's Waco campus until the summer of 1910, when the board accepted an offer made by Fort Worth citizens for a campus site and enough funds to build the first building.[5] The 200-acre (0.81 km2) campus was located on what came to be known as "Seminary Hill," the highest natural elevation in Tarrant County. The first building was named "Fort Worth Hall" in honor of the seminary's new location. In 1925, the Baptist General Convention of Texas passed control to the Southern Baptist Convention.
In 1994, the seminary experienced a sudden change in leadership with the dismissal of Russell H. Dilday as president, during the Southern Baptist Convention conservative resurgence. On March 9, 1994, Dilday was called to a board meeting where he was removed without warning and his office was locked while he was still at the meeting, preventing his removal of personal effects.[6] The appointment of Ken Hemphill followed.[7] President Dilday was the only president of SWBTS ever to be removed.[7]
In 2006 the seminary imposed a prohibition on professors or administrators promoting charismatic practices, such as private prayer languages.[8]
In 2007 a sexual discrimination suit was filed by Professor Sheri Klouda over her dismissal.[9][10] The Klouda lawsuit was dismissed because of church-state concerns.[11][12]
Administration and faculty
B. H. Carroll Memorial Building, the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary's main administrative building.
SWBTS is currently administered by a 40-member board of trustees serving staggered terms of office. Board members are elected by the Southern Baptist Convention. Trustees elect faculty members and administrative officers. Financial support is derived from the Southern Baptist Convention's Cooperative Program, endowment earnings, gifts and student fees.
Dr. L. Paige Patterson, selected in 2003, is the current president of the seminary. Current (2014) deans include Michael Wilkinson (College at Southwestern), Waylan Owens (School of Church and Family Ministries), David Allen (School of Theology), Keith Eitel (Roy Fish School of Evangelism and Missions), Leo Day (School of Church Music) and J. Denny Autrey (Havard School for Theological Studies in Houston, Texas).
The full-time faculty includes eighty-eight individuals and there are also forty-seven part-time faculty members.
Southwestern is divided into six schools: The College, The School of Theology, The School of Church and Family Ministries (formerly the School of Educational Ministries), The School of Church Music, The Roy Fish School of Evangelism and Missions, and the J. Dalton Havard School for Theological Studies in Houston, each with its own faculty and degree programs. The school offers 18 tracks of study in areas such as corporate chaplaincy, Islamic Studies, marriage and family counseling, urban evangelism and social work.[13]
Since 1908, Southwestern Seminary has graduated more than 40,000 students. In 2007–2008, students came from 46 states, 2 US protectorates, 47 foreign countries and represented 46 denominations, although more than 94% are Southern Baptists.
The seminary's academic journal, Southwestern Journal of Theology has been published since 1958.[14] It is conservative and Baptist in orientation.
In the fall of 2005, the Seminary converted its undergraduate program (baccalaureate school) into The College at Southwestern which awards a Bachelor of Arts degree in Humanities. In 2007, a Bachelor of Arts in Music (B.A.M.) was added.[15]
In 2007 the seminary began an initiative for engaging and transforming culture, its new Center for Cultural Engagement, named in honor of Richard Land.[16] In line with this initiative, the seminary employed prominent intelligent design advocate William A. Dembski.[17]
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary has its main campus in Fort Worth, but also offers programs and selected degrees at remote campuses.[18]
Masters of Arts in Theology at their Bonn, Germany, campus
Masters of Divinity, Masters of Arts in Christian Education, Masters of Arts in Lay Ministry, Masters of Arts in Theology at their Houston, Texas, campus
Courses toward a degree are made available at their campuses in Little Rock, Arkansas, Plano, Texas, San Antonio, Texas, and Shawnee, Oklahoma.[18]
Benajah Harvey Carroll 1908–1914
Lee Rutland Scarborough 1915–1942
E. D. Head 1942–1953
J. Howard Williams 1953–1958
Robert E. Naylor 1958–1978
Russell H. Dilday 1978–1994
Kenneth S. Hemphill 1994–2003
L. Paige Patterson 2003–present
Relationship to SWBTS
Benajah Harvey Carroll Pastor, theologian SWBTS founder and first president
William A. Dembski Proponent of intelligent design Professor of Apologetics since 2006[17]
E. Earle Ellis New Testament scholar Research Professor of Theology Emeritus
William Roscoe Estep Baptist and Anabaptist historian, professor Professor of Church History Emeritus
James Leo Garrett Jr. Theologian Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Theology
T. B. Maston Christian ethicist Professor of Christian Ethics
J. Frank Norris Fundamentalist preacher SWBTS trustee
Paige Patterson Former president of the Southern Baptist Convention SWBTS president
Lee Rutland Scarborough Professor, evangelist SWBTS second president
Terry Wilder New Testament scholar Professor of New Testament
Gary Chapman Author Master of Religious Education (M.R.E.) and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
David S. Dockery President, Trinity International University Master of Divinity
Louie Giglio Pastor of Passion Conferences Master of Divinity[19]
J. D. Grey Pastor of First Baptist Church of New Orleans, 1937–1972 Master's degree[20]
George E. Hearn Psychologist and Professor at Louisiana College Master's degree
Mike Huckabee Governor of Arkansas & 2008 candidate for US President Graduate study (one year)
Robert Jeffress Pastor, First Baptist Church (Dallas, Texas) Doctor of Ministry
Bill P. Keith Louisiana State Senator (1980–1984) & defender of creation science Seminary graduate in late 1950s
James Lankford United States Representative (R-OK) Master of Divinity[21]
Larry Lea Televangelist Attended the doctoral program[22]
Fred L. Lowery Pastor of First Baptist Church of Bossier City, Louisiana;
Televangelist, "The First Word" Master of Theology[23]
Robert L. Lynn President of Louisiana College from 1975 to 1997 [24]
Baylus Benjamin McKinney Singer, hymnist Seminary student[25]
Erwin McManus Lead Pastor of Mosaic Church Master of Divinity
Don Miller Republican member of the Tennessee House of Representatives M.R.E.[26]
Bill Moyers Journalist Master of Divinity
Nathan Parikh Pastor Master of Divinity
Rick Scarborough former pastor, heads Vision America Master of Divinity[27]
Charles Stanley Pastor, First Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia Master of Divinity
Rick Warren Founder and Senior Pastor of Saddleback Church Master of Divinity
Paul Washer Preacher, Founder/Director of HeartCry Missionary Society Master of Divinity
Edwin Barry Young Founder Fellowship Church Master of Divinity
^ SWBTS had a non-duplicating headcount of 3,567 students in all schools and all locations as of the 2005–2006 academic year. SWBTS Official Website"About Us"
^ Year of last comprehensive evaluation visit: 2001; "Fall 2011 Data - Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary";"Fall 2008 Data - Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary";"Fall 2006 Data - Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary" The Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada
^ Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Official Catalog p. 11
^ "Southwestern Declaration on Academic and Theological Integrity" Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
^ a b Texas State Historical Commission. "Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Historical Marker".
^ Fletcher, Jesse (24 November 1999). "Russell Dilday". Baptist Standard. Archived from the original on 7 April 2014.
^ a b Hawkins, Merrill M., Jr. (2007) "Columns: Glimpses of a Seminary Under Assault" Baptist History and Heritage 42(1): p. 117–118
^ Staff (December 2006) "Briefs" Christianity Today 50(12) p. 17
^ Staff (3 April 2007) "Lawsuit filed against Southwestern Baptist" Christian Century 124(7): p.17
^ 8 April 2007USA TodayThomas, Oliver Buzz (2007) "Having faith in women"
^ "U.S. District Judge John McBryde dismissed Klouda's case, ruling that SWBT is, for First Amendment purposes, a church, and that Klouda is a minister." "Sheri Klouda and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary", with quoations from Judge McBryde and links to court documents.
^ Marus, Robert (24 March 2008) "Judge dismisses Klouda lawsuit against Patterson, Southwestern" Associated Baptist Press
^ John Babler is an associate professor of social work and ministry-based evangelism. Tomlin, Gregory (10 April 2002) "Southwestern Seminary adds eight to faculty; Trustees approve record budget" The Hill - The Home for News from Southwestern Seminary
^ The Southwestern Journal of TheologyListing of issues of
^ "The College at Southwestern: History". Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.
^ See Collins, Keith (22 October 2007). "WRAP UP: Seminary trustees fall 2007 meeting". Archived from the original on 5 November 2007.
^ a b Tomlin, Gregory; Thompson, Brent (April 2006). "SWBTS trustees elect new deans, faculty, and vice president; expands program in San Antonio". Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Archived from the original on 1 September 2006.
^ a b "Fall 2011 Data - Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary". Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada.
^ "Louie Giglio Books and Ministry". Christ Notes. 2007. Archived from the original on 23 February 2008.
^ James Cole and Robert L. Lee, Saint J. D. (Waco, Texas: Word Publishers, 1969), pp. 159–1963
^ "Campaign-2012: Candidates: Oklahoma: James Lankford: House".
^ Balmer, Randall Herbert (2002) Encyclopedia of Evangelicalism Westminster John Knox Press, Louisville, Kentucky, p. 333, ISBN 0-664-22409-1
^ "LoweryFeatured Speaker for Oklahoma Baptist University Chapel Service, February 14, 2000". okbu.edu. Retrieved June 16, 2012.
^ "Dr. Lynn is slated by Lions", Minden Press-Herald, Minden, Louisiana, September 24, 1975, p. 1
^ "Stacy Whitlow, 'Wherever He Leads I'll Go,' B.B. McKinney reunion sings anew, August 14, 2000". bpnews.net. Retrieved November 19, 2013.
^ House profile
^ Murray, Shailagh. "Filibuster Fray Lifts Profile of Minister: Scarborough Has Network and Allies", The Washington Post, May 8, 2005. Accessed December 19, 2007.
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Q: Multiple for loop on Java Set I have a Map with values and get a Set using Map.keySet method.
In this code:
Map<String, String> map = new HashMap<>();
map.put("1", "a");
map.put("2", "b");
map.put("3", "c");
Set<String> set = map.keySet();

for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
    for (String key : set) {
        System.out.println(key);
    }
}

am I guaranteed to get
1
2
3

written out every time? Where is this guarantee written down ? In Javadoc?
EDIT: Actually I don't care about the insertion order, but I care about the fact that using for-each loop on a set will produce the same result over and over, providing that the undelying map does not change (I don't call put, remove).

A: Use LinkedHashMap if you want to retrieve in order in which you put key .

A: No, you are not. But you can use LinkedHashMap (http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/util/LinkedHashMap.html) and then you will be guaranteed.

A: LinkedHashMap for order of additionn (put), and TreeMap (interface SortedMap) for order of keys.

A: Unfortunately the docs for HashMap state that keySet() method does not return a SortedSet, it just returns a Set, for which the ordering is not guaranteed.
See HashMap.keySet()
Read, in particular: It makes no guarantees as to the iteration order of the set; in particular, it does not guarantee that the order will remain constant over time.

A: No you're not guaranteed a specific order, unless you use a HashMap which implements a custom set that can give you this guarantee. The Set the HashMap gives you back have an Iterator() method which iterates over the elements in "no particular order".
Read the java documentation: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/1.5.0/docs/api/java/util/Set.html#iterator()
If you want the guarantee that the elements are iterated over in-order, i.e. ascending order, use something that implements SortedMap like TreeMap.
TreeMap Documentation: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/util/TreeMap.html
On this page you find the getSet() method which says "The set's iterator returns the keys in ascending order".

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'Fear goes to your very core': Nurse recovers from coronavirus, mourns father's death to illness
Amanda Cuda May 4, 2020 Updated: May 4, 2020 1:53 p.m.
'Fear goes to your very core': Nurse recovers from...
1of3Nurse Susan Goncalves, a COVID-19 survivor, has donated her plasma in hopes of helping others fight the illness at St. Vincent's Medical Center in Bridgeport, Conn. on Thursday, April 30, 2020.Photo: Brian A. Pounds / Hearst Connecticut Media
2of3St. Vincent's Medical Center nurse Susan Goncalves donated her plasma on April 20, 2020, at a center in Rhode Island. Goncalves is a survivor of COVID-19.Photo: St. Vincent's Medical Center / Contributed
3of3Signs thank healthcare providers outside St. Vincent's Medical Center in Bridgeport, Conn. on Thursday, April 30, 2020.Photo: Brian A. Pounds / Hearst Connecticut Media
BRIDGEPORT — Susan Goncalves is back working at St. Vincent's Medical Center, where she has spent her entire career spanning more than three decades, and has been helping patients fight the COVID-19 outbreak.
Over the past few weeks, Goncalves was waging her own battle against the disease. First, she was diagnosed with COVID-19 on March 28. Two days later, she found out her father also had the disease. Five days after that, he was dead.
For Goncalves, it began one evening in late March when she dismissed the feeling of chills that came over her body as the heat being too low in her Derby home.
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Goncalves had just returned home from St. Vincent's, where her work had included screening patients in the lobby for symptoms of COVID-19. In spite of that, Goncalves didn't initially make a connection between her chills and the contagious coronavirus.
"COVID-19 has hit the rest of the world, but you just think it won't happen to you," said Goncalves, who works as an off-shift nursing supervisor, informatics specialist and employee health nurse at the hospital.
When her chills passed during the night, it seemed she was right not to be worried. But they returned, and were soon joined by a fever, runny nose, a cough and "horrific back pain." After calling the COVID-19 helpline set up by Hartford HealthCare, the parent company of St. Vincent's, Goncalves was told she should get tested for the illness. She was tested on March 25 and learned she was positive three days later.
"Obviously, fear goes to your very core for a minute," Goncalves said of the moment she learned she was ill. "Though, I think because I was not short of breath, I wasn't that scared. By the time I got my test results, I was feeling pretty good."
Then, Goncalves received news that completely obliterated any worries she might have about herself. On March 30, she received a call that her father, 87-year-old Thomas Simanavage, had tested positive for COVID-19. He was a resident at the Jewish Home for the Elderly in Fairfield.
Due to the escalating pandemic, Goncalves hadn't seen her father in weeks, and she said there's no indication that either of them got the illness from each other. But he was ill, and declining quickly. By 6:30 a.m. April 4, he died.
Throughout those last days, the hardest part for Goncalves and her three siblings was not being able to be with their father. She was able to FaceTime with him regularly, but that lack of physical presence and contact was heartbreaking, she said.
"As a nurse, I believe nobody should die alone and I don't think he did — I think there were people with him," Goncalves said.
But it hurt that she wasn't there.
During her father's last days, Goncalves was quarantined with her own illness. She is married and one of her two sons lives with her. Her husband and son have not exhibited any symptoms, though they weren't tested for the disease.
Goncalves knows she's lucky that her illness was relatively mild and that she never developed the severe symptoms that some patients have faced. But she didn't have time to feel lucky.
"Soon after I got the call about my dad, I don't think I gave (my own illness) a second thought," she said. "All my energies were going in that direction."
Losing her father while recovering from her own illness was unspeakably difficult, Goncalves said, but it also reinforced her passion to help others.
So when she received a call from the Hartford HealthCare blood bank asking if she would like to donate plasma, she readily agreed.
Those who have recovered from COVID-19 are believed to have antibodies that could be helpful in treating the illness. Antibodies are proteins used by the immune system to fight against viruses, bacteria and other pathogens. Thus many organizations and agencies — including the U.S. Food and Drug Administration — are calling on COVID-19 survivors to donate plasma.
For Goncalves, it was a no-brainer. As a nurse with 35 years of experience — all of it at St. Vincent's — she felt it was her duty to do all she could to help others like herself and her father, even if it's still unknown whether these plasma donations will actually help in fighting COVID-19.
"They tell you that for every bag of plasma you donate, you could save four lives," Goncalves said. Though she knows "it's not the be-all, end-all," she felt called to donate.
So, she traveled to Rhode Island, where Hartford HealthCare has a blood donation center and donated plasma on April 20. Her contribution is appreciated and typical of the dedication of nurses and other health care professionals, said Daniel Gottschall, vice president of medical affairs for the Fairfield region of Hartford HealthCare and St. Vincent's Medical Center in Bridgeport.
"Anybody who goes into health care does it because they want to make a difference in people's lives," he said. "This is a very strong example of someone literally giving her own blood for the possibility of helping other human beings."
In addition to her work at the hospital, Goncalves is an assistant professor in the Sacred Heart University School of Nursing, and felt there was an educational component to donating her plasma. She was the first nurse in her health care system to do so and, since her donation, other nurses who have survived the illness have turned to her for information and advice.
"As nurses, we are educators," she said. "I just want to educate everybody."
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Sir Mix-a-Lot's 'Baby Got Back' Tops The Charts On This Day, 30 June 1992
Leave a Comment / By Lorraine Bow / 30 June, 2021 20 July, 2021
☝ The Original Version
☝ The richard cheese cover
Want to play it yourself?
In case you weren't born or were under a rock in 1992, here's a little history lesson for you. This is the original, Sir Mix-A-Lot 90's classic, Baby Got Back. Here are 3 fun facts about this song that I've collected for you:
1. This song is about women with big butts, and the men who love them. Mix-a-Lot got the idea when he was watching the Super Bowl on TV. A Budweiser beer commercial came on with models who were way too skinny for his taste.
2. In the October 28, 2016 edition of the Tacoma Weekly, Sir Mix-A-Lot talked about the deeper meaning behind this song. "It was a lot more serious than a lot of people thought it was," he said. "The song is really talking about the lack of acceptance by Hollywood of the African-American body. I'm talking Serena Williams kind of curves. Back in that era, what they did with women of color was they either played prostitutes or maids. They were usually seriously overweight. They picked the worst example they could find cosmetically, and they'd throw that in front of us. I wanted to talk about it, and that's what 'Baby Got Back' is really about. Now, because the body is not only accepted, it's expected, I'm not sure that the song would make the same impact it did in '92."
3. It started a trend of rap "booty" songs. Wreckx-N-Effect had a hit soon after with "Rump Shaker," and rappers have been singing the praises of "the bubble" ever since.
Of all the covers, I like the Richard (Dick) Cheese one, shown here. He also does Radiohead and a lot of other stuff in a lounge style, with his pianist Bobby Ricotta but the whole band is called Lounge Against the Machine.
It's been used in films and covered on YouTube by many people including; Joe Nichols (country, feat Sir Mix-A-Lot), Michael Hightower (Gilbert & Sullivan), Jonathan Coulton (country) , Throwdown (metal), Uncle Leon and the Alibis (country), Vanilla Ice (like original), Grasshopper Takeover (metal), PH8 (metal), and finally, Sung By the Movies (Cassetteboy style). Jonathan Harris thinks this is all unnecessary and so, he made a Spotify playlist with 13 Covers.
Other places Baby Got Back pops up:
In the movies; Cameron Diaz dances to it in 'Charlie's Angels', Happy Feet, Jackass: The Movie, Shrek and Shark Tale.
On TV, a cover was on Glee 'Sadie Hawkins,' aired January 24, 2013 in the US. Similar to Jonathan Coulton's, but not acknowledged. He blogged: "It sounds like it actually uses the audio from my recording – not the vocals obviously, but the instruments sound EXTREMELY similar". "They got in touch with my peeps to basically say that they're within their legal rights to do this, and that I should be happy for the exposure (even though they do not credit me, have not even publicly acknowledged that it's my version – so you know, it's kind of SECRET exposure)." A 2002 Friends episode 'The One with Ross's Inappropriate Song' Ross (David Schwimmer) sings it to his baby daughter and makes her laugh. When Mom, Rachel, (Jennifer Aniston) is unimpressed. "If you think about it, it actually promotes a healthy body image," he defends. "It turns out the baby will only laugh to 'Baby Got Back.'" Rachel: "Nothing else works, the girl is all about the ass".
If you feel you want to have a go, here are the ukulele chords for Baby Got Back.


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OSU Earns No. 7 National Seed for NCAA Softball Tournament
STILLWATER – Just one day after winning the first Big 12 championship in program history, the Oklahoma State softball team was announced as the No. 7 national seed in the 2022 NCAA Tournament. The Cowgirls host North Texas, Nebraska and Fordham in the Stillwater regional this weekend.
The action starts at 5 p.m. Friday when Nebraska takes on North Texas. Oklahoma State battles Fordham at 7:30 p.m.
Should OSU (41-12 overall) advance through the regional, then the Cowgirls would host the winner of the Clemson regional that includes No. 10 seed Clemson, Louisiana, Auburn and UNC Wilmington, in a best-of-three super regional to be played at Cowgirl Stadium the following weekend with a spot at the Women's College World Series on the line.
The Stillwater regional is one of 16 held across the country this weekend, each of which involves four teams. The schedule for the Stillwater regional:
Game 1 –Nebraska vs. North Texas – 5 p.m. CT (ESPN+)
Game 2 – Fordham vs. Oklahoma State – 7:30 p.m. CT (ESPN+)
Game 3 – Winner G1 vs. Winner G2 – Time and TV information TBD
Game 4 – Loser G1 vs. Loser G2 – Time and TV information TBD
Game 5 – Winner G4 vs. Loser G3 – Time and TV information TBD
Game 7 – Winner G6 vs. Loser G6 (if necessary) – Time and TV information TBD
This marks the third consecutive season in which Oklahoma State earned the right to host an NCAA Regional and the second straight season in which the Cowgirls secured a top-eight national seed. In each of the two previous seasons, OSU advanced to the Women's College World Series.
This is OSU's sixth consecutive trip to the NCAA Softball Championship and its 24th appearance all time. Six consecutive trips to the NCAA tournament is the second-longest streak in program history, trailing only the record mark of 11 set from 1988-98.
Stilllwater Regional Ticket Information
Oklahoma State softball season ticket holders have until noon on Tuesday, May 17 to pay for tickets in their Ticketmaster account and will receive an email when the invoices are available. Failure to pay before noon on May 17 will lead to losing locations.
POSSE members will have access to purchase tickets starting at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, May 17.
Any remaining all-session ticket locations (reserved or standing room only) go on sale to the public starting at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, May 18.
For more information on the regional, fans can visit okstate.com/ncaasoftball
For season-long coverage of Oklahoma State Softball, visit okstate.com and follow @CowgirlSB on Twitter and @osusoftball on Instagram.


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Saint Stephen the New, Monk-Martyr of Eternal Memory
The Orthodox Church honours him as a model of piety and loyalty to the faith, and a brave defender of the truth of Christianity. He was instrumental in refuting the false teachings of the heresy of iconoclasm that remained prominent in Byzantine for multiple decades. Its proponents were opposed to the veneration of the icons. Over time, many members of the clergy became adherents of iconoclasm, including some church hierarchs. Worse still, iconoclastic teachings earned sympathy and support among the emperors. Opponents were persecuted, and many went into exile or hiding in remote monasteries.
Among them, were the pious parents of Saint Stephen's pious parents, who had dedicated their son to God. When Stephen turned sixteen they gave him into the obedience of a hermit monk who resided in a cave on a high mountain. Saint Stephen had stayed with the monk for fifteen years when he knew about the death of his father and the tonsure of his mother and sister. Soon, his spiritual father also died, leaving the saint to ascetise on his own.
Through years of prayer, obedience and asceticism, he acquired great piety, righteousness and wisdom. He never sought to instruct and lead others, but he always attracted large numbers of followers among monks. They gathered around him to form monasteries and made him their Hegumen. Eventually, the saint retreated to live in hermitage, but again disciples came to ascetise with him. His monasteries became the mainstay of icon veneration, giving the true believers the spirit to oppose the iconoclasts.
Meanwhile, the persecution of the opponents of iconoclasm strengthened under Emperor Leo. The emperor called an ecumenical council to condemn icon veneration. However, none of the top hierarchs attended it except the Archbishop of Constantinople. Many had heard the news about the great feats of Saint Stephen, who venerated icons and performed multiple miracles associated with them. Increasingly, the great fame of the saint, his high standing among the monks and other believers was becoming a challenge to the iconoclasts and their influential adherents. They were determined to bring him to their side or destroy him.
Icon "Triumph of Orthodoxy"
They used flattery, then threats, but to no avail. The saint was falsely accused of committing adultery with a nun. His powerful accusers subjected her to cruel torture to extract a confession. When that did not work, the emperor ordered his imprisonment. There, scores of iconoclastic priests visited him to convert him to iconoclastic views, but he always found effective counter-arguments to refute their position and keep to the true faith.
Then the emperor had the saint exiled to an island, where he dwelled in a cave and gathered multiple disciples who joined into a monastic community. Leaving the brothers to run it, he repeated the feat of living on a pillar, where he worked many miracles by his prayers, strengthening the spirits of the true believers. Then the emperor sent him to prison on another island, where hundreds of true believers were held. Together, they formed a monastery, where all the services were according to the Typicons. Crowds began to gather outside the prison walls requesting prayers from Saint Stephen. When the emperor learned about the monastery inside the prison walls, he sent assassins to kill him. But seeing the divine light shining from him, they repented, fell to their knees and asked Saint Stephen for forgiveness.
The Emperor transferred him to the island of Pharos and put him to trial. To prove the iconoclasts wrong, he asked the judges to imagine the fate of someone who would show disrespect to an image of the emperor (an offence punishable by death at his age). He then said that anyone who dishonoured the image of God and His saints would suffer an even harsher punishment, whereupon he threw a coin with the image of the emperor on the ground and trampled on it. The emperor sent his soldiers falsely telling them that the saint had been plotting against the emperor. Saint Stephen met them at the door of his cell, and the furious soldiers dragged him across the city, cut him into pieces and threw his body into a pit.
Commemorating his defence of the holy images and brave opposition to iconoclasm, he is depicted with an icon or a diptych of icons, typically of the Saviour and the Holy Theotokos. The famous Russian icon "Triumph of Orthodoxy" depicts him among the witnesses to the triumph.
Saint Mary Magdalene
Post of the day Saints
This week, we are preparing to celebrate the feast day of Saint Mary Magdalene, a dedicated disciple of Jesus Christ, the first to witness the resurrection of Christ and sent by Him to proclaim the news to the world.
Sovereign Intercessor of All Christians
Saints Feasts
Our patronal feast is like a small Easter during Great Lent. In the middle of the largest church in the Convent rests the decorated image of the Reigning Icon of the Mother of God.
Saint Martyr Varus - our source of strength and reassurance
Saint Varus' life teaches us the power of unwavering faith. He shows that our life in this world is only a fleeting moment of transition to eternity and that worldly honours and comforts are worthless compared to our everlasting salvation.
Saint virgins Menodora, Metrodora and Nymphodora
Saint virgins Menodora, Metrodora and Nymphodora were sisters originating from Bythinia in Asia Minor. Excelling in righteousness, they confined themselves to living in the desert. Fruitful years passed in fasting, prayer, disseminating the…
The life of Saint Vladimir the Great as an ever-lasting miracle
Saints Post of the day
As the feast day of Saint Vladimir the Great of Kiev is approaching, we are preparing to sing at the all-night vigil and the Divine Liturgy the hymns glorifying his great feat and his apostolic ministry in this part of the world.
Living in times of Crisis - advice from St. Sergius of Radonezh
As the sages of the East used to say, one would be cursed to live in a time of abrupt change. Saint Sergius of Radonezh lived in one of Russia's most troubled periods and left us some valuable insights that have survived his day.
On the 11th of September, the Orthodox Christians that follow the Julian calendar commemorate Saint John the Forerunner by celebrating the feast day of his Martyrdom. John the Baptist, the cousin of Jesus Christ.
Righteous Sophia, Princess of Slutsk
Post of the day Belarusian saints
Holy Righteous Sophia, Princess of Slutsk, came from an ancient family of Olelkovichs, who reigned in the city of Slutsk since 1395. During their reign, Slutsk was built and fortified.


An injury accident involving a bus include many factors and is going to be approached much differently than a typical passenger car accident. The details of the accident can have a substantial impact on how your case must be handled.
The fact that buses carry multiple passengers brings about the issue of insurance coverage. While both privately owned and public buses generally have substantial liability insurance coverage, when multiple parties are injured in the same accident, the cumulative damages can easily exceed the policy coverage.
It is for this reason that you will need to act quickly if you have been injured in a bus accident. Waiting to file your claim could negatively affect your ability to recover anything at all.
It is also important to keep in mind that commercial bus drivers operate under an additional set of federal rules put forth by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). These laws clearly define such things as how long the driver can be behind the wheel, how long the vehicle can be in motion before the driver must take a rest break, when the driver is allowed to use a cell phone and much more.
If you have been injured in a bus accident in the Chino area, you should seek immediate medical attention and to contact a personal injury lawyer as soon as possible.
Every day, thousands of young children use the school bus system to get to and from school. Parents assume that every precaution has been taken to ensure that their children will arrive safely. However, in the event of an accident, a child may suffer catastrophic injuries due to the lack of seatbelts and safety harnesses. School bus accidents can seriously damage a child's neck, brain and spinal cord.
Tourists visiting Southern California often use charter buses to sightsee and to travel to and from destinations within in the city. While these enormous buses generally feature large, comfortable seats, they do not typically include seatbelts. If a charter bus is involved in an accident, there may be multiple responsible parties that can complicate the case. The charter company, driver or manufacturer may be held liable for the injuries you have received during an accident.
Public transportation buses are commonly used in many California cities. Buses can quickly become overcrowded and standing is not only permitted on most public buses, but can be necessary if seating is unavailable. When a public transportation bus is involved in an accident, the risk for injury may be very high. Although the city may investigate the case, it is important that you still speak with an injury attorney regarding your injuries. This is the only way to protect your rights.
Obviously, buses are much larger than commuter vehicles and can cause life-altering injuries in an accident. In addition, most buses do not offer seatbelts, which increases the risk of serious injury in the event of a crash. Some passengers in a bus accident may suffer minor injuries (such as cuts, bruises and sprains) while others can suffer much more severe and life-altering injuries (broken bones, injuries to internal organs, burns, concussions, spinal cord injuries and traumatic brain injury). For some, these injuries prove fatal.


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Motorcycle News Headlines: Daytona & More
Recent motorcycle news for motorcyclists
Daytona topless protest is a bust, but fatal accidents at the event are down. Hollister 4th of July Rally in financial trouble. New motorcycle reality show in the works. Motorcycle Halls of Fame to join forces.
**Daytona Topless Protest is a Bust **
The women felt going topless was part of biker culture and a political protest. The cops decided it was against the law. And it was the beginning of International Women's Week.
Daytona Beach News-Journal, FL
**Hollister Rally in Trouble **
Central California's 4th of July rally at the site of the so-called Hollister Riots may be running out of gas and cash.
Gilroy Dispatch, CA
**Motorcycling Reality Show Coming **
Bravo is planning a show chronicling the around-the-world ride of actors Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman. They leave London, heading east, in April and plan to arrive in New York in July.
**Fewer Accidents in Daytona **
Only five riders died at this year's Daytona motorcycle week, although there were apparently some related fatalities in the area outside Volusia County. Last year, when it rained most of the week, there were only two deaths, but there were 10 the year before. Four of the accidents appeared to be the rider's fault. The other hit a vehicle that made U-turn in front of him.
First Coast News, FL
**Two Motorcycle Halls of Fame to Merge **
The Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum, co-located with the American Motorcyclist Association in Pickerington, Ohio, and the National Motorcycle Museum & Hall of Fame in Anamosa, Iowa, have signed an agreement to merge. The announcement, made at Daytona Bike Week, said both would keep their own management, locations and programs, but share the Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum banner.
AMA DirectLink
For more breaking motorcycle news, visit the home page of www.MotorcycleCruiser.com.
If you have questions or comments about the stories referred to here, email _Motorcycle Cruiser's web editor at _ Art.Friedman@primedia.com _or at _ ArtoftheMotorcycle@hotmail.com.
Estimates put Daytona attendence at half a million.


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MUSIC SCENE IS CRAZY; BANDS START UP EACH AND EVERY DAY: Kurt Andersen argues in Sunday's NYT that the 1990s were the Greatest Decade Ever. Some of the argument is political, but also:
In feature films, it was the decade of "Pulp Fiction" and the indie movement, thanks to which idiosyncratic, more-commercial-than-art-house masterpieces like those by Wes Anderson, Alexander Payne and Richard Linklater became plausible. It was also the decade in which traditional Disney animation came back from the dead and in which Pixar, with the first two "Toy Story" movies, reinvented the form magnificently.
THE digital age, of course, got fully underway in the '90s. At the beginning of the decade almost none of us had heard of the web, and we didn't have browsers, search engines, digital cellphone networks, fully 3-D games or affordable and powerful laptops. By the end of the decade we had them all. Steve Jobs returned to Apple and conjured its rebirth.
And it was just the right amount of technology. By the end of the decade we all had cellphones, but not smartphones; we were not overconnected or tyrannized by our devices. Social media had not yet made social life both manically nonstop and attenuated. The digital revolution hadn't brutally "disrupted" whole economic sectors and made their work forces permanently insecure. Recorded music sales nearly doubled during the decade. Newspapers and magazines were thriving. Even Y2K, our terrifying end-of-the-millennium technological comeuppance, was a nonevent.
SECRET'S IN THE SAUCE: Dallas' NPR affiliate sits down with Texas Monthly's Barbecue Editor for an hour-long discussion of all things barbecue, including what sides are appropriate, and how much Texas barbecue owes to traditional Jewish cuisine.
THIS IS THE THEME TO GARRY'S SHOW: Beloved vintage TV DVD releasor Shout! Factory (who's done most excellent Sports Night and My So-Called Life box sets) has launched a new, free, streaming website, including such things as It's Garry Shandling's Show and The Weird Al Show.
ALOTT5MA FRIDAY GRAMMAR RODEO SEASON-ENDING BIG GAME EDITION: The WaPo has a story which will gladden my father regarding two undocumented Irish attendees of Sunday's football game, but I couldn't help but wonder ...
Two Irish guys sneaked into the Super Bowl without tickets and snagged $25,000 seats
Would you have used "snuck" instead?
WHOA, NELLIE: It's not hard to be really, really skeptical about whether Harper Lee actually wants to publish a second novel:
This may very well not be an exploitative situation! But oh man, in the absence of clear answers and a well-thought-out strategy on the part of Harper Lee's publishers, it certainly looks like one. A woman spent her whole life making it very clear that she was not interested in releasing a second novel suddenly changes her mind – without having been directly contacted by anyone at her publisher, it sounds like – while also being apparently too enfeebled to pick up a phone and answer a few basic questions? I don't know, hasn't she made HarperCollins enough money that they could send down a few editors to talk with her in person, if it's that important? How much time have they had for this publicity rollout? Shouldn't they have, at the very least, coordinated a more well-thought-out sound bite?
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE LET ME GET WHAT I WANT ON MY CONCERT RIDER: Morrissey has reaffirmed his demand that all concert venues he plays ban meat when he's playing there, using the most Morrissey-esque language imaginable and proclaiming that "I shall leave the Harpa Concert Hall to their cannibalistic flesh-eating bloodlust."
ETA: On the other hand--Jack White? Fine with meat, including a demand for a very specific strip steak, but there'd better not be bananas anywhere in the building.
IT'S SHLOCK, BUT ... THERE'S A PLACE FOR SCHLOCK: All 121 Billy Joel songs, ranked, only one of which is described as "highly popular and inescapably bad." Also, this general note, which certainly applies to that song:
Too many sound effects. The shattering sound that opens Glass Houses, the helicopters in "Goodnight Saigon," TV static and dial tones: All are gimmicky, and most are cliché. I'll admit that the brake screech in "Movin' Out (Anthony's Song)" is fun.
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READING IS FUNDAMENTAL: For an eighth straight year, Christy in NYC has the scoop from the American Library Association's annual awards for the best in children's publishing:
Hello friends! This past weekend, nestled in among big games, groundhogs, and public-transportation-crippling winter storms, Children's Book Christmas went on as planned in Chicago—also known as the American Library Association Midwinter Meeting. More specifically, on Monday, all the biggest awards in the children's book industry were announced. The big three are as follows:
John Newbery Medal for the most outstanding contribution to children's literature: "The Crossover," written by Kwame Alexander
Randolph Caldecott Medal for the most distinguished American picture book for children: "The Adventures of Beekle: The Unimaginary Friend," illustrated by Dan Santat
Michael L. Printz Award for excellence in literature written for young adults: "I'll Give You the Sun," written by Jandy Nelson
But the full list of winners and honors is particularly fun to peruse this year. Here are my three big observations:
BUSINESS PREMORSE: Yes, it appears Radio Shack (America's least-appealing-ly named store, right?) is about to give up the ghost.
OKAY, CAMPERS, RISE AND SHINE, AND DON'T FORGET YOUR BOOTIES 'CAUSE IT'S COOOOOOLD OUT THERE TODAY: It's February 2, so it's time to talk about the movie again. Do you buy the whole Buddhist thing, or should we just quote lines for a while and generally discuss its awesomeness?
Participate in this thread, or it's gonna be cold, it's gonna be grey, and it's gonna last you for the rest of your life.
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This application note explains how to use the Linux low power mode (the so-called "suspend to RAM") on the Emcraft Systems i.MX 6ULL System-On-Module (SOM). When suspended, the SOM consumes approximately 5.4 mA @3.3V, at the same time providing instantaneous wake-up on configured I/O events, such as GPIO triggers.
you should measure the SOM power consumption of around 86 mA.
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The pinctrl_gpio_keys node in iomuxc defines the GPIO pull-up settings.


Howard has been faithfully serving as deacon since 2011. He oversees the care of our Missionaries. He and his family have been coming to the church since they arrived in Canada, from Jamaica in 2006.
Alvan and his family are from the Philippines. They have been coming to the church since 2012, when they arrived in Canada. Alvan began serving as deacon in January 2017. He oversees the Sunday School ministry.
David has been at GBC since its first service in 1999. He met his wife in our church, and is married, and they are raising a family here. David's area of service is the media ministry, and building care and maintenance. He also began serving as deacon in January 2017.
Grace Baptist Church is located in the center of Surrey, on 78th Ave, just off King George Boulevard. We invite you to visit us.


Corporate directors are obliged to act in the best interests of the corporation. It is also generally accepted that directors should consider their corporation's responsibility to others, including the corporation's employees.
This paper will review the liability of directors of non-share capital (not-for-profit) corporations pertaining to employment matters. First, it will note obligations under the Day Nurseries Act. A summary of key requirements under the Employment Standards Act will be followed by review of liabilities that arise under the Income Tax Act.
Directors should always exercise prudence. The first step in reducing the risk of liability is to be aware of a corporate employer's basic statutory and contractual obligations. Next, directors should be aware of the current state of the corporation's fiscal affairs. With this information, directors may reasonably ensure that the corporation is in compliance with its current obligations, thereby restricting any practical personal exposure to liability.
Section 16 of the Day Nurseries Act empowers program advisors to enter and inspect day care centres. The program advisor may also review books of account, enrolment records and other records. This would include payroll information. It is an offence under the Act to obstruct a program advisor in the exercise of his or her duties. A person shall not supply false information or refuse to supply information which the Act empowers the program advisor to inspect.
Under section 21 of the Act, directors, officers and employees who "knowingly concur" in a contravention of section 16 by the corporation is guilty of a provincial offence and is liable to a fine of up to $5,000 or imprisonment of up to 2 years.
In the current environment, to the extent that program advisors are reviewing payrolls to make sure that there is money on hand to pay accrued liabilities, it would be prudent for the directors to satisfy themselves that money has been put aside in accordance with true information furnished to a program advisor.
Directors should ensure that the corporation keeps employment payroll records in accordance with the Employment Standards Act (ESA).
net amount paid to each employee.
The above records marked with an "*" must be kept for 5 years after work is last performed by the employee. The other records must be kept for each employee for 2 years from the date the employee last worked for the employer.
Vacation pay accrues for employees as it is earned, not when it is paid. The payroll system should show, at any given time, how much vacation pay has accrued for each employee.
By ensuring that the proper records are kept, a director should, at the same time, be able to satisfy himself/herself that there are financial controls in place to account for payments to employees and remittances to Revenue Canada (discussed below). They will also be able to ensure that the employer has sufficient funds to meet the current payroll and accrued vacation pay.
Different notice procedures and longer statutory notice periods apply to a "group" or "mass" termination of 50 or more within a four-week period. If the corporation does not have more than 49 employees, then even a closure of operations would not activate the special rules.
Statutory severance pay is calculated based on a formula: 1 week of pay for each complete year of service plus 1/12 of a week of pay for each completed month in the last partial year, up to a maximum of 26 weeks' pay.
Statutory severance pay is distinct from statutory termination pay. It cannot be converted into working notice.
In planning the affairs of the corporation, the directors should be aware of the above obligations in respect of termination pay and (if it applies) statutory severance pay. However, as will be explained in the next section, directors are not personally liable for termination pay and severance pay under the Employment Standards Act. Nor are they liable for pay in lieu of notice to which a former employee may be entitled under common law.
corporations not carried on for gain or corporations similar to corporations without share capital and co-operative corporations.
Non-profit day care centres would probably fall into one of the above categories. Accordingly, the liability of directors of such corporations is covered by the Corporations Act. Accordingly, a director of a non-share capital corporation cannot be personally ordered to pay under the director's liability provisions of the Employment Standards Act.
up to 12 months' accrued vacation pay.
Directors are liable only if the corporation has been sued for the debt within 6 months and the judgment has not been satisfied (or, within that period, has gone into liquidation or has been ordered wound up) and the director is sued within 6 months after he or she ceased to be a director. Liability extends only to the part of the obligation that the corporation cannot pay.
Directors of non-share capital corporations are not liable under the Corporations Act for termination pay and severance pay which the corporation may owe a former employee, because these payments do not relate to services performed. Similarly, common law damages for pay in lieu of notice are not considered payments for services performed. For this reason, a director would not be liable for any common law pay in lieu of notice that the corporation may owe a former employee who did not receive notice of the termination of employment in accordance with his/her contract of employment.
The Income Tax Act says that directors are liable for taxes the corporation failed to withhold and remit during period in which they were directors. The same provisions apply to Canada Pension Plan and Employment Insurance premiums. Directors are also liable for interest or penalties relating to such taxes or premiums.
If the appropriate financial controls are in place, a director may reasonably and regularly verify that the corporation has deducted at source and remitted the required amounts to Revenue Canada.
The frequency of monitoring should increase where the corporation is in a tenuous financial position. Revenue Canada has produced information circulars (IC 98-2 Directors' Liability) which a board of directors should review with professional advice and compare against its own practices.
While directors of non-profit corporations are exposed to potential personal liability, if they pay attention to the affairs of the corporation, the likelihood of being called upon to pay a debt of the corporation is remote.
In planning the affairs of the corporation, the directors should consider their statutory and common law obligations to their employees. At monthly directors' meetings, the agenda should include a review of current and accrued financial obligations to employees and related obligations to Revenue Canada. If prudent management is followed, then the directors will know, well in advance, if the corporation is in danger of failing to meet its payroll.
In the unlikely event that the prudently managed non-share capital corporation ceases operations without notice, directors will not be liable for statutory termination pay, statutory severance pay or common law pay in lieu of notice which the corporation owes its employees.


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McClure "Red Mack" Morris (* 18. Januar 1912 in Memphis (Tennessee); † 14. Juni 1993 in Los Angeles) war ein US-amerikanischer Jazztrompeter (auch Vibraphon, Piano, Orgel, Schlagzeug, Gesang) und Bandleader.

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McClure Morris' Familie zog in der Zeit vor dem Ersten Weltkrieg in den Westen der USA. Während der Schulzeit lernte er Trompete und spielte als Jugendlicher in Territory Bands. Um 1930 begegnete er seinem Idol Louis Armstrong im Cotton Club in Culver City, mit dem 1931 in Los Angeles Aufnahmen entstanden (The Peanut Vendor). In den folgenden Jahren spielte Morris in afroamerikanischen Orchestern an der Westküste, u. a. bei Sonny Clay, Charlie Echols, Lorenzo Flennoy und Lionel Hampton. Am Ende des Jahrzehnts gründete er eine eigene Band, mit der er in den Clubs der Central Avenue von Los Angeles spielte. 1941 hatte er einen Auftritt in dem Fred-Astaire-Film You'll Never Get Rich, spielte kurze Zeit in der Band von Lee und Lester Young und anschließend bei Barney Bigard's All Stars, einer Swingband, der auch der junge Charles Mingus und der Veteran Kid Ory angehörten; kurz vor Kriegsausbruch tourte er mit Will Osborne.

In der Nachkriegszeit entstanden Aufnahmen unter eigenem Namen für das Label Gold Seal; ferner mit dem Sänger Smokey Joe Whitfield. 1946 war er Trompeter bei Jimmy Mundy; 1955 trat er als Mitglied von Kid Orys Creole Jazz Band in der Filmbiografie The Benny Goodman Story auf. In den nächsten Jahren arbeitete er weiter mit eigenen Formationen in lokalen Clubs. Neben Trompete und Gesang spielte er nun auch Vibraphon und Orgel. 1963 tourte er durch die Schweiz und Frankreich. In späteren Jahren betätigte er sich als Grundstücksmakler; daneben trat er noch mit Nellie Lutcher auf und war regelmäßiger Gast bei Jamsessions in Los Angeles. Im Bereich des Jazz war er 1945 und 1946 an fünf Aufnahmesessions beteiligt, nachdem er bereits 1942 mit der Lee & Lester Young Band aufnahm.

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Ausführliches Porträt von Peter Vacher (1993)

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Jazz-Sänger
Jazz-Trompeter
Jazz-Vibraphonist
Musiker (Vereinigte Staaten)
US-Amerikaner
Geboren 1912
Gestorben 1993
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Printed these, but how do you connect the pins?
I'm trying to make a mock-up design of this in Autodesk Inventor. Did you take the same model and just scale it down inside of itself to make the consecutive cubes? I just can't get it to work in Autodesk.
i got replicator 2x, i scale to 75%, i have a problem around 55% of the print.
i use the right extruder at mid resolution (makerbot slicer). the way it building it, my left extruder was hitting the part and unstick it from build plate.
You Need To Level Your Extruders.
the same problem happened with me, i only have one extruder though, is there a way i can fix it?
Scaled to 60%, but then the walls are almost too thin; the print head keeps displacing them as it builds the bridges.
Yep - there is a limit for RepG. Try using Printrun instead.
Just tried RepG 31, and it seems to work OK there!
This printed very nicely! The dimples and spikes may need to be elongated so that they share more space.
Printed just fine without supports! This is a great file!
Yep, the little nubs were too small on mine too, I'll see if I can measure it.
Any idea by how much?


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A spanyol nagydíj volt az 1978-as Formula–1 világbajnokság hetedik futama.

Futam

Statisztikák
Vezető helyen:
 James Hunt: 5 (1-5)
 Mario Andretti: 70 (6-75)

Mario Andretti 9. győzelme, 12. pole-pozíciója, 9. leggyorsabb köre, 2. mesterhármasa (gy, pp, lk)
 Lotus 67. győzelme.

Források
 A Formula-1 hivatalos oldala

Spanyol Nagydij, 1978
Spanyol Formula–1 futamok


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'''
Regrid the GBT data to match the VLA HI data.
'''

from spectral_cube import SpectralCube
from astropy.utils.console import ProgressBar
import numpy as np
import os

from cube_analysis.io_utils import create_huge_fits

from paths import fourteenB_HI_data_path, data_path

# Load the non-pb masked cube
vla_cube = SpectralCube.read(fourteenB_HI_data_path("M33_14B-088_HI.clean.image.fits"))

gbt_path = os.path.join(data_path, "GBT")

cube = SpectralCube.read(os.path.join(gbt_path, "m33_gbt_vlsr_highres.fits"))

# Ta* to T_mb as per @low-sky
Tmb_conv = 1.052

save_name = os.path.join(gbt_path, "14B-088_items/m33_gbt_vlsr_highres_Tmb_14B088_spectralregrid.fits")

# Spectral interpolation, followed by reprojection.
if not os.path.exists(save_name):

    cube = cube.spectral_interpolate(vla_cube.spectral_axis)

    if cube._is_huge:
        output_fits = create_huge_fits(save_name, cube.header, return_hdu=True)

        for chan in ProgressBar(cube.shape[0]):
            output_fits[0].data[chan] = cube[chan].value * Tmb_conv
        output_fits.flush()
        output_fits.close()
    else:
        (cube * Tmb_conv).write(save_name, overwrite=True)
else:
    cube = SpectralCube.read(save_name)

# Make the reprojected header
new_header = cube.header.copy()
new_header["NAXIS"] = 3
new_header["NAXIS1"] = vla_cube.shape[2]
new_header["NAXIS2"] = vla_cube.shape[1]
new_header["NAXIS3"] = vla_cube.shape[0]
kwarg_skip = ['TELESCOP', 'BUNIT', 'INSTRUME']
for key in cube.header:
    if key == 'HISTORY':
        continue
    if key in vla_cube.header:
        if "NAXIS" in key:
            continue
        if key in kwarg_skip:
            continue
        new_header[key] = vla_cube.header[key]
new_header.update(cube.beam.to_header_keywords())
new_header["BITPIX"] = -32
# We're going to convert to Tmb below
new_header.comments['BUNIT'] = 'Tmb'

# Build up the reprojected cube per channel
save_name = os.path.join(gbt_path, "14B-088_items/m33_gbt_vlsr_highres_Tmb_14B088.fits")
output_fits = create_huge_fits(save_name, new_header, return_hdu=True)

targ_header = vla_cube[0].header
for chan in ProgressBar(cube.shape[0]):
    reproj_chan = \
        cube[chan].reproject(targ_header).value.astype(np.float32)
    output_fits[0].data[chan] = reproj_chan
    if chan % 200 == 0:
        output_fits.flush()
output_fits.close()

# Now do it again from the native gridding size

cube = SpectralCube.read(os.path.join(gbt_path, "m33_gbt_vlsr.fits"))

# Ta* to T_mb as per @low-sky
Tmb_conv = 1.052

save_name = os.path.join(gbt_path, "14B-088_items/m33_gbt_vlsr_Tmb_14B088_spectralregrid.fits")

# Spectral interpolation, followed by reprojection.
if not os.path.exists(save_name):

    cube = cube.spectral_interpolate(vla_cube.spectral_axis)

    if cube._is_huge:
        output_fits = create_huge_fits(save_name, cube.header, return_hdu=True)

        for chan in ProgressBar(cube.shape[0]):
            output_fits[0].data[chan] = cube[chan].value * Tmb_conv
        output_fits.flush()
        output_fits.close()
    else:
        (cube * Tmb_conv).write(save_name, overwrite=True)
else:
    cube = SpectralCube.read(save_name)

# Make the reprojected header
new_header = cube.header.copy()
new_header["NAXIS"] = 3
new_header["NAXIS1"] = vla_cube.shape[2]
new_header["NAXIS2"] = vla_cube.shape[1]
new_header["NAXIS3"] = vla_cube.shape[0]
kwarg_skip = ['TELESCOP', 'BUNIT', 'INSTRUME']
for key in cube.header:
    if key == 'HISTORY':
        continue
    if key in vla_cube.header:
        if "NAXIS" in key:
            continue
        if key in kwarg_skip:
            continue
        new_header[key] = vla_cube.header[key]
new_header.update(cube.beam.to_header_keywords())
new_header["BITPIX"] = -32
# We're going to convert to Tmb below
new_header.comments['BUNIT'] = 'Tmb'

# Build up the reprojected cube per channel
save_name = os.path.join(gbt_path, "14B-088_items/m33_gbt_vlsr_Tmb_14B088.fits")
output_fits = create_huge_fits(save_name, new_header, return_hdu=True)

targ_header = vla_cube[0].header
for chan in ProgressBar(cube.shape[0]):
    reproj_chan = \
        cube[chan].reproject(targ_header).value.astype(np.float32)
    output_fits[0].data[chan] = reproj_chan
    if chan % 200 == 0:
        output_fits.flush()
output_fits.close()


Shot and mixed A7s with RX100IV with PP slog2. Graded and edited in PP with pretty deep saturation. Think it works very well and this combo suits me way better than having just a A7rII which I considered for a brief moment.
Great @elkanah77. I have essentially the same combo (RX10 II instead of RX100 IV). Haven't tried to match them yet, but your test looks very good. Only, I always have the feeling that the sensor size difference is a bit visible, being the images coming from the smaller sensor a bit darker, gloomy. Do you agree, or maybe is it just a fixation of mine?
Thanks. I can certainly understand what you mean, but let me ask you this ( no offence): Do you have any particular shot in mind (except maybe some deep dof wide shots) where it is obvious it is the RX over the A7s?


The Nomad staff without exception were friendly, welcoming and efficient, making us feel at home. The tray of tea at 5.30 in the morning and warm water for the shower was just what we needed to get us started for another exciting game drive, and we have no idea how your cooks prepare such tasty food from a tiny kitchen tent in the middle of nowhere. Nothing was too much trouble, we only had to say that it would be nice to sit round a fire when on return from the night drive supper was served under the stars next to a roaring fire. Special thanks of course go to Gabriel who for seven days led us through all the sights and sounds.


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Q: 530 Permission Denied when trying to log onto FTP I recently installed VSFTPD and added a user with the following commands:
useradd -G ftpusers -d /var/www someuser
passwd someuser

I also added someuser to user_list and confirmed that it does not exist in ftpusers. When I try to log in using FireFTP I get a 530 Permission Denied error. vsftpd.conf has been set to anonymous_enable=NO but when it was set to YES, I was able to successfully log in anonymously.
Am I missing something? Should I be setting ownership of /var/www or something else?
EDIT: I've tried taking root off of ftpusers but even when attempting to sign in with root I get a permission denied error. This would lead me to believe there's something wrong with my vsftpd or server configuration and not the way the user is set up.

A: I had the same problem and i solved by removing userlist_deny=NO in the user_list.conf file and add the same line in  vsftpd.conf file, then restart the service with service vsftpd restart. I had centos 8 installed

A: someuser requires read (and presumably write) access to /var/www
Which permissions does it currently have?
To see permissions, type ls -l /var at the command prompt and look at the left hand columns of the file listing.  This gives you your file permissions and the user and group that owns the directories/files.
Read this first if you are at all unsure: Understanding Linux File Permissions

A: I set up an FTP server in Ubuntu using something like this guide and mine works well:
http://cviorel.easyblog.ro/2009/03/05/how-to-setup-vsftpd-ftp-on-ubuntu-linux
Does anything here help?
On another note, you should not change the owner of /var/www.  As long as your group ftpusers has access to to it and vsftpd is running as a user that is a member of the group you should be fine.

A: I solved by removing the line userlist_deny=NO in the /etc/vsftpd.conf file then restart the service sudo service vsftpd restart


A chiller is a machine that helps regulate the temperature of medium- to large-sized facilities. If you're not yet sure whether you should invest in a chiller system, this article can help you decide. Here's a list of the signs that your company should get a cooling system from OEM chiller manufacturers.
A beverage factory needs a chilling system to regulate the climate of its production area to keep their beverages at the right temperature.
A restaurant needs a large chilling system to refrigerate most of their ingredients to avoid spoilage.
A hospital MRI machine needs a chilling system to keep the magnet inside it cool.
A plastics company needs a chilling system because manufacturing heavily relies on controlled temperatures.
Machines, when in use, produce a lot of heat from the inside. If kept in use for a long period, they may overheat. A chilling system can prevent that from happening by providing external cooling. The cold coming from the outside will neutralize the heat produced from the inside, thus preventing it from overheating. If your company uses heavy-duty equipment, take that as another sign that you should invest in a chilling system.
If you're looking for ways your company can take a more environmentally friendly approach to business, signs point to you needing a chiller. Investing in a solar-powered cooling system can save your company's energy spending in the long run. These chillers don't use electricity, unlike traditional ones, and alternative energy sources are a great way for your company to show that they care about the environment.
Chilling systems have great ROI. Chillers can keep your equipment from overheating and prevent damage to your products and raw materials. There are a lot of designs and models to choose from. Contact OEM chiller manufacturers to get the right idea for the kind of chiller you should buy.


Despite the challenges of operating in one of the country's most competitive markets, AAJ Automotive Paint Supplies, in the Punchbowl suburb of Sydney, is carving a healthy niche for itself. Owner, Joe Yaghi, says that setting up the business as a Protec Select Distributor was an easy choice.
When most people think of an MG they picture a sleek, two door British sports car with wire wheels and a canvas roof but the company also made some stylish saloons, such as this rather rare 1949 MGY example which was restored by Neil Wakeman. The car had been last registered in 1970 when Neil acquired it in 2009 and spent three years returning it to its former glory.
If the mid-2012 launch of a lean and focused range of primers and clearcoats hasn't already done the trick, Steve Palanechka, Protec Refinish National Sales Manager, is adamant that the release of the Paraglaze Tinter System will make the market sit up and take notice. Given that this completes Protec's world-class refinish line-up, Steve believes even the most hardened sceptic will be reassessing their perception of the company. Collision repairers have already recognised the overwhelming advantage.
When the local Protec R&D Team set out to comprehensively update the company's refinish product line-up, it seems it really 'hit the sweet spot' with exactly what customers wanted. Despite being on the market for only a relatively short period of time, the Carmaster and Paraglaze product ranges have already attracted a wealth of positive feedback and a legion of fans. Putting the focus on high efficiency formulations that maximise paint shop productivity and profitability has certainly paid off, according to Protec National Sales Manager, Steve Palanechka.
When a business can trace its history back well over a century and it's heading into the fifth generation of family operation you can guarantee plenty of attention has been paid to the finer details of customer service. Indeed, it's a company policy of "customer first, second and third" that helps make Gilbert Motors a classic, long-lived, family owned, local business in every sense of the word.
Take a close look at the canopy of the next ute you see – chances are the badge will say Flexiglass. That's not surprising when you consider that company founder, Harry Robins, made his first canopy using a steam bent timber frame and sheet metal panels in 1949 and designed the first ever fibreglass canopy in 1956. Today, Flexiglass is synonymous with the 'Tradesmans' canopy but one of the keys to the company's ongoing success is the wide range of canopies it produces to provide security for utility vehicles, yet allow easy access to the cargo area.


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