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The model presented identifies the importance of neural regulation of autonomic state as an antecedent substrate for emotional, cognitive, and behavioral regulation. It is proposed that individual differences in neural regulation of autonomic state are related to normal and abnormal development. Establishing nervous system regulation of autonomic state is the infant's initial task of self-regulation. Survival for the high-risk infant is based primarily on physiological self-regulation. Although the methods described focus on the high-risk neonate, the model provides insight into normal development and may be generalized to the study of older children and adults with behavioral and psychological problems. Moreover, the model may contribute to assessment and intervention strategics for normal and abnormal development.


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The course is an introduction to the photovoltaic (PV) applications in the general mix energetic context dominated by climate warming mitigation. The various uses of solar energy are firstly presented before a short description of the principle of the direct solar photon conversion into electricity (PV). The various PV technologies are reviewed in the current context dominated by crystalline silicon cells. The perspectives of the various technologies are then analysed in terms of R&D investments. From a more scientific point of view the basis of the solar cell operation is presented from the solar spectrum characteristics. The fundamentals of PV conversion are summarized. In particular the various sources of the conversion efficiency limitations are reviewed. The solar PV systems, from cells to grids, are also addressed, with a particular emphasis on the challenges of grid-integration of PV and the development of storage technologies. The environmental and social impacts of PV are compared to the competing energy sources. Generally PV is at advantage as referred to other fossil or renewable sources. Finally the fast evolution of economics and financing of PV is presented together with the current key players, mostly Asian companies.
Hello. I hope you've been learning from the lectures so far.
the current voltage characteristic for a solar cell.
Let us consider this topic in more detail now by working through an example question.
The question is stated as follows.
determine the following photovoltaic parameters.
fill factor, and power conversion efficiency.
a current voltage curve or I-V curve for a solar cell.
the video and try to solve the problem on your own.
we first need to be aware of a few critical points concerning such curves.
the important reference points occur at the values of zero voltage and zero current.
So on the lines indicated here and here.
or may not be located on the edges of the graph.
and the short circuit current when the voltage is zero.
four equivalent ways to present such an I-V curve as shown here.
but they all represent the same data.
the positive directions of voltage and current in the equivalent circuit.
voltage is defined by a positive and negative measurement point.
However, all four present the same information.
So look closely when presented with such curves.
what is represented by the curve at which you are looking.
The two most common representations of solar cell I-V curves are shown here.
only one quadrant of these graphs is the device supplying power to a load.
That is to say, correctly functioning as a solar cell.
the solar cell will be absorbing power from some other source.
we can start to extract the photovoltaic parameters.
which in this case is 0.62 volts.
we can obtain the value of short circuit current.
In this case, 3.5 amps.
we can also express this as an aerial current density.
we calculate 35 milliamps per centimeter squared.
we need to know the point on the curve at which the device provides the maximum power.
as the power versus voltage where power equals voltage times current.
time at open circuit voltage when the current is zero.
giving the voltage at maximum power point Vmpp.
the current and maximum power point Impp which has the value of 3.1 amps.
the voltage at maximum power point and the current and maximum power point.
We can now use these four values to obtain the fill factor using the equation shown here.
We obtain a value of 57 percent.
It should be noted that the best solar cells provide fill factors upwards of 80 percent.
to obtain the maximum power that can be extracted from the cell.
In this case, 1.24 watts.
the maximum power we observed on our power versus voltage curve.
we also need to know the instant power on the cell.
our 100 centimeter squared cell receives 10 watts of power.
This means that the power conversion efficiency of this cell is 12.4 percent.
which can be easily around 20 percent at the cell level in production.
extract the critical photovoltaic parameters from it.


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La diocesi di Xuân Lôc (in latino: Dioecesis Xuanlocensis) è una sede della Chiesa cattolica in Vietnam suffraganea dell'arcidiocesi di Hô Chí Minh. Nel 2020 contava 1.030.885 battezzati su 3.823.383 abitanti. È retta dal vescovo John Đỗ Văn Ngân.

Territorio
La diocesi si trova nella parte meridionale della provincia vietnamita di Dong Nai.

Sede vescovile è la città di Xuân Lôc, dove si trova la cattedrale di Cristo Re.

Il territorio si estende su 5.964 km² ed è suddiviso in 277 parrocchie.

Storia
La diocesi è stata eretta il 14 ottobre 1965 con la bolla Dioecesium partitiones di papa Paolo VI, ricavandone il territorio dall'arcidiocesi di Saigon (oggi arcidiocesi di Hô Chí Minh).

Il 22 novembre 2005 ha ceduto una porzione del suo territorio a vantaggio dell'erezione della diocesi di Bà Rịa.

Cronotassi dei vescovi
Si omettono i periodi di sede vacante non superiori ai 2 anni o non storicamente accertati.
 Joseph Lê Văn Ấn † (14 ottobre 1965 - 17 giugno 1974 deceduto)
 Dominique Nguyễn Văn Lãng † (1º luglio 1974 - 22 febbraio 1988 deceduto)
 Paul Marie Nguyễn Minh Nhật † (22 febbraio 1988 succeduto - 30 settembre 2004 ritirato)
 Dominique Nguyễn Chu Trinh (30 settembre 2004 - 7 maggio 2016 ritirato)
 Joseph Đinh Đức Đạo (7 maggio 2016 succeduto - 16 gennaio 2021 ritirato)
 John Đỗ Văn Ngân, dal 16 gennaio 2021

Statistiche
La diocesi nel 2020 su una popolazione di 3.823.383 persone contava 1.030.885 battezzati, corrispondenti al 27,0% del totale. La diocesi conta la più elevata proporzione di fedeli cattolici fra tutte le diocesi del Vietnam.

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| 1970 || 272.646 || 796.701 || 34,2 || 158 || 134 || 24 || 1.725 ||  || 109 || 711 || 12
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| 1979 || 500.000 || 1.340.000 || 37,3 || 323 || 265 || 58 || 1.547 || 4 || 329 || 1.330 || 196
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| 1993 || 762.065 || 2.650.000 || 28,8 || 276 || 221 || 55 || 2.761 ||  || 248 || 1.233 || 210
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| 2000 || 882.750 || 2.874.686 || 30,7 || 277 || 222 || 55 || 3.186 ||  || 263 || 1.585 || 218
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| 2001 || 908.636 || 2.902.404 || 31,3 || 301 || 237 || 64 || 3.018 ||  || 448 || 1.459 || 218
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| 2002 || 938.060 || 2.962.016 || 31,7 || 306 || 241 || 65 || 3.065 ||  || 475 || 1.488 || 218
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| 2003 || 954.368 || 3.034.920 || 31,4 || 329 || 261 || 68 || 2.900 ||  || 523 || 1.580 || 219
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| 2004 || 975.033 || 3.034.020 || 32,1 || 322 || 256 || 66 || 3.028 ||  || 487 || 1.512 || 219
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| 2005 || 762.226 || 2.186.996 || 34,9 || 268 || 223 || 45 || 2.844 ||  || 101 || 779 || 184
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| 2010 || 861.035 || 2.432.000 || 35,4 || 373 || 271 || 102 || 2.308 ||  || 355 || 1.726 || 225
|-
| 2014 || 921.489 || 3.020.800 || 30,5 || 498 || 359 || 139 || 1.850 ||  || 447 || 1.809 || 246
|-
| 2017 || 976.317 || 3.269.900 || 29,9 || 571 || 414 || 157 || 1.709 ||  || 585 || 1.795 || 260
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| 2020 || 1.030.885 || 3.823.383 || 27,0 || 619 || 432 || 187 || 1.665 ||  || 653 || 2.187 || 277
|}

Note

Bibliografia

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni
Annuario pontificio del 2021 e precedenti, in
 Scheda della diocesi su www.gcatholic.org
 Sito ufficiale del seminario maggiore

Xuan Loc
Xuan Loc

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Wally Pleasant is an American musician from Michigan. He plays humorous songs based on folk music and 1950s–60s rock and roll influences. Throughout the 1990s he was a fixture in the East Lansing indie-rock scene, alongside fellow local acts like The Verve Pipe.

Career
Born Wally Bullard in Detroit, Pleasant did not become a serious guitarist until college.  While majoring in political science at Michigan State University's James Madison College, he performed at various Lansing-area open mic nights, gaining significant local popularity.

A successful homemade cassette tape in the late 1980s led him to release a total of six CDs, the first five on his own record label Miranda Records. His classic 1992 "Songs About Stuff" LP featured fan favorites like "Small Time Drug Dealer" and "Psycho Roommate."

In 1996, Pleasant performed before incumbent-President Bill Clinton's speech during his re-election campaign when he visited East Lansing.

Pleasant has performed throughout the United States over the years, especially in areas where large numbers of MSU Spartan alumni have settled.  For much of the 1990s, he was a full-time musician, but has scaled back his schedule in recent years due to personal and family concerns.

He has been a featured artist on the Dr. Demento radio show with songs like "The Day Ted Nugent Killed All the Animals".  Nugent had Pleasant perform this song on Detroit radio in the mid-1990s.

Primarily a solo artist, Pleasant performed occasionally in the 1990s with individual sidemen (electric guitarists, bassists) and with a four-piece band, The Happy Neighborhood.  In 2003 and 2004 Pleasant also played with a backup band, Appearing as "Wally Pleasant and Carl". Carl was composed of former Turdcutter band members Eric Sweeney (drums) and David Wellbaum (bass).

In a 1997 Daily Vault review of Pleasant's 1992 college radio favorite Songs About Stuff, Sean McCarthy wrote:

Wally's most recent work includes writing and performing the music for Biggby's most recent commercial spots, winning an Emmy for his work in 2011.

2004's Music For Nerds & Perverts was released on  Nashville, Tennessee-based Spat! Records. His most recent LP, "Exile in Wally Street" followed in 2011.

Wally is married and currently lives in Charlotte, Michigan.

Discography

Albums
Songs About Stuff – 1992
Welcome To Pleasantville 1993
Houses of the Holy Moly – 1994
Wally World – 1996
Hoedown – 2000
Music For Nerds And Perverts – 2004
Happy Hour – 2018
Exile on Wally Street – 2011 (projected, still timely albeit revised release date)

References

External links

Spat! Records Wally's current label
Miranda Records
Antifolk Online article about Wally Pleasant
Lyrics to some of Wally Pleasant's more popular songs

Year of birth missing (living people)
Living people
Michigan State University alumni
American comedy musicians
People from East Lansing, Michigan
Singers from Detroit
People from Charlotte, Michigan
Singer-songwriters from Michigan


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Concern over Portadown firm's future following job losses
Upper Bann MLA John O'Dowd has expressed concern over the long-term future of the Denny's meat plant in Portadown after it was revealed that up to thirty workers may be set to lose their jobs.
The Sinn Féin assembly member said, "Denny's are presently seeking thirty redundancies at the plant in Portadown. These redundancies have come about as a result of the apparent decision by management sage production in Portadown and transfer that operation to one of its plants in the Twenty-six Counties. This means that only one department which is responsible for pie production and packaging will remain at the Portadown site. There are also fears that the closure of the sausage production department will have a domino effect on other sections of the work-force within the firm, as it could well lead to a reduction in the numbers of clerical staff, fitters and cleaning staff required.
O'Dowd continued, "These latest redundancies are creating unease and uncertainty among the rest of the work-force and their families. The fact that only one department will remain in the aftermath of these redundancies is putting a question mark over the future long-term sustainability of the Portadown operation. I have requested a meeting with the company's management to discuss these matters" ENDS
ancies are creating unease and uncertainty among the rest of the work-force and their families. The fact that only one department will remain in the aftermath of these redundancies is putting a question mark over the future long-term sustainability of the Portadown operation. I have requested a meeting with the company's management to discuss these matters" ENDS

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My mother often quoted "Have one and spoil the child." She said this because I wanted another sibling. She thought this was intended as exhortation rather than warning. The mother's instinct to spoil her only child was thereby reinforced by a higher authority. I was so spoiled that on the day my parents unexpectedly came to pick me up from elementary school in the middle of the morning. I was about nine at the time I told the teacher that it was probably because that new game I wanted just came out. In fact it was to go to Norton 's where my grandmother was dying. I was also spoiled because I was always sick. I spent so much time away from elementary school that my school called Social Security to visit our house to see what was going on. What was going on was that I was always ill. When I went into hospital to have my tonsils removed. My parents bought me a big tub of ice cream for myself. I always wanted brothers and sisters but I liked the way that I didn't have to share my toys with anyone else. It also meant I got more presents on Christmas.


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It was a weekend of NSW solar rebates and loans scheme pledges from the two major parties. The NSW Liberals & Nationals Government says it will help up to 300,000 households slash power bills using no-interest loans to buy solar panel and battery systems.
The move came Sunday, after the Labor Opposition announced a NSW solar rebates program of up to $2,200 for each of 500,000 households if it wins the state election on March 23.
Premier Gladys Berejiklian says her 10-year Empowering Homes program will unlock a $3.2 billion renewables investment.
More than 400,000 households and small businesses in NSW already have solar panels. The new Liberal plan will add up to 300,000 households over 10 years.
Families with quarterly electricity bills of $500 could therefore save up to $285 per year while repaying a no-interest loan. Savings rise to more than $2,000 once the loan is repaid.
Households with quarterly power bills of $875 could save up to $640 a year. This increases to $2,290 annually when the loan is paid down.
Solar batteries like the Tesla Powerwall 2 and Enphase will add up to 3,000 MWh of storage to the state energy system once the scheme is fully operational.
NSW Labor will introduce its own Solar Homes program for up to 500,000 homes if elected next month.
Under a Labor Government, owner-occupied households with a combined income of $180,000 or less will be eligible for a rebate on new solar panel systems of up to $2,200.
Households would subsequently slash power bills and save up to $600 a year on electricity bills. The new solar generation would also create a virtual power plant (VPP) generating an extra 2 GW of power once fully installed.
The Labor rebate will take NSW to more than a million solar homes. It could also help residents add solar power to more than a million homes by 2029.
The NSW solar rebates program from Labor echoes Victoria's Solar Homes program begun in August 2018.
The Andrews Labor Government program will help 720,000 homeowners access solar power over the next decade. This will include solar panels, solar hot water systems and energy storage batteries.
Elsewhere, the South Australian Home Battery Scheme offers rebates to some 40,000 households. They may be eligible for grants up to $6,000 for home solar batteries.
Meanwhile, the Queensland Government is expanding its highly successful solar support scheme. The program offers grants and interest-free loans to help residents install solar battery systems.


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In early November, Year 8 students completed an important tradition ahead of their graduation from Middle School to Senior School at BGS. The significant step in their BGS journey is movingly captured each year through a special tie ceremony. A rite of passage, the ceremony signifies an important transitional time in the life of a BGS boy, with their growing maturity symbolised in the change of uniform and wearing of the School tie.
Learning to tie a tie, required as part of the Senior School uniform, emphasises the growing responsibilities of the boys, and the importance of dressing well and taking pride in their uniform.


Dignity and Respect: Every Person, Every Day at Berry Elementary!
Janet Berry participated in Walk to School Day with our Walking School Buses!
Once a Bobcat, Always a Bobcat!
Congratulations to Jane Savatski, 3rd grade teacher at Berry Elementary School, for being chosen to receive a Herb Kohl Educational Foundation Fellowship.
This year, summer school registration can take place online. The first step in summer school registration is available now.


The Holy Father has beautifully directed our attention this year on Mercy. By reflection of the incredible events of the plan of salvation — that God sent his only Son to us, out of mercy and love for us — we are able to have a glimpse of what we are called to do as Christians. We sometimes think "this is too much for me, I am not cut out to be that good." But the truth is that we are all called to be like Christ. And more importantly, that by doing so, we are not only participating in God's saving plan, but we experience a foretaste of what awaits us in Heaven. It is the experience of many in helping professions, and those who regularly volunteer in programs that serve the poor, the incarcerated, the sick — that by giving we are the ones who receive.
Ways to live out the Corporal and Spiritual Works of Mercy in your daily life: Feed the hungry. Give drink to the thirsty. Clothe the naked. Shelter the homeless. Visit the sick. Visit the imprisoned. Bury the dead. Counsel the doubtful. Instruct the ignorant. Comfort the afflicted. Forgive offenses. Bear wrongs patiently. Pray for the living and the dead.
I ask every parishioner, and every parish group, to focus as a group or individual, on planning and executing a mission of mercy. Raise money for the poor (these funds will be married with what the parish offers and given to local charity), visit someone in a nursing home and read a story or play music, go to see someone in prison, have a food drive, pray a novena for someone or something, the list is endless. Pray about it, and LISTEN to what God calls you to do.
May God inspire you to express his love and Divine Mercy for all his Creation this Season of Lent.


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Patrick Ochs (Frankfurt am Main, 1984. május 14. –) német korosztályos válogatott labdarúgó, aki jelenleg az FSV Frankfurt játékosa.

Pályafutása

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1989-ben került a Germania Enkheim amatőr klubjához, ahol egészen 1991-ig szerepelt. Ezt követően 2002-ig az Eintracht Frankfurt akadémiájának volt a tagja. A 2002-03-as szezont a Bayern München akadémiáján töltötte és a következő évben felkerült a második csapathoz. Itt együtt játszott Philipp Lahmmal és Bastian Schweinsteigerrel. 2003. augusztus 8-án a Schweinfurt 05 elleni bajnokin debütált, az 58. percben Markus Feulner cseréjeként. 2004. április 4-én megszerezte első gólját az 1. FC Kaiserslautern második csapata elleni bajnoki mérkőzésen.

Eintracht Frankfurt
2004 nyarán visszatért egykori klubjába, az Eintracht Frankfurt csapatához. Augusztus 9-én debütált a Bundesliga 2-ben az Alemannia Aachen ellen és gólpasszt is jegyzett. Október 10-én a második csapatban az 1. FC Schwalmstadt ellen pályára lépett. Az Erzgebirge Aue elleni másodosztályú mérkőzésen gólt és gólpasszt jegyzett, majd a klub 3. helyen végzett a bajnokságban és feljutottak az első osztályba. 2005. Augusztus 7-én a Bundesligában is bemutatkozott a Bayer Leverkusen elleni 4-1-re elvesztett mérkőzésen. A szezont 28 bajnoki és 4 kupamérkőzéssel zárta, a kupában a Schalke 04 ellen a 85. percben szerzett gólt. Mivel a 2005–2006-os német kupagyőztes Bayern München kvalifikálta magát az UEFA-bajnokok ligájába, így a kupagyőztes jogán a döntős Eintracht Frankfurt indulhatott a 2006–2007-es UEFA-kupában.

A 2006-07-es szezonban az első gólját a Bayer Leverkusen ellen szerezte meg a 4. fordulóban. A Brøndby IF ellen nemzetközi szinten is bemutatkozott az UEFA-kupában. A következő két szezon során továbbra is alapember volt klubjában és 62 tétmérkőzésen lépett pályára. A 2009-10-es szezonban egy alkalommal pályára lépett ismét a tartalék csapatban a VfR Aalen ellen. A mérkőzés 59. percében Frank Leicht edző lecserélte őt és a helyére Sebastian Barth érkezett. November 28-án a felnőtt csapatban a Hertha BSC elleni bajnoki mérkőzésen megszerezte a szezonbeli egyetlen gólját. A szezon során több alkalommal is viselhette a csapatkaptányi karszalagot. A következő egyben utolsó szezonjában az Eintracht Frankfurt együttesében két bajnoki gólt is szerzett. 2010. augusztus 28-án a Hamburger SV ellen a 28. percben vezetést szerzett klubjának, amely végül 3-1-re kikapott. Szeptember 11-én a Borussia Mönchengladbach ellen ismét eredményes volt, az 50. percben Pirmin Schwegler passzából szerezte meg csapata 3. gólját a 4-0-ra megnyert találkozón. 7 szezon és 227 tétmérkőzés után távozott az Eintracht Frankfurt együttesétől.

VfL Wolfsburg
2011 nyarán 4 évre szóló szerződést kötött a VfL Wolfsburg csapatával. Július 29-én a német kupában az RB Leipzig ellen debütált kezdőként, valamint a 22. percben sárga lapot kapott. 8 nappal később a bajnokságban is bemutatkozott az 1. FC Köln ellen, a 19. percben sárga lapot kapott, majd a 81. percben Alexander Madlung váltotta őt. A szezon során nem tudta magát beverekedni a keretbe, mindössze 13 bajnoki és 1 kupa mérkőzésen kapott lehetőséget. A következő szezonban a tartalék csapatban lépett pályára augusztus 4-én a TSV Havelse ellen. A hónap végén kölcsönbe került a TSG 1899 Hoffenheimbe.

TSG 1899 Hoffenheim
A 2012-13-as szezont a Hoffenheim csapatába töltötte. Szeptember 16-án debütált az SC Freiburg ellen kezdőként, valamint a 30. percben szabálytalanság következtében sárga lapot kapott. Az Eintracht Frankfurt, a Bayern München, az 1. FSV Mainz 05 és a Schalke együttesei ellen játszotta végig a mérkőzéseket, de ennek ellenére se tudta magát beverekedni a kezdő csapatba. 12 mérkőzésen lépett pályára és ezeken gólt nem szerzett, csak 3 sárga lapot.

Visszatérés a Wolfsburg csapatába
A 2013-14-es szezont már a VfL Wolfsburg játékosaként kezdte. Október 20-án lépett visszatérését követően először pályára az FC Augsburg ellen. November 2-án az Eintracht Frankfurt ellen két gólpasszt jegyzett és a mérkőzés embere lett. A 2. percben Bamba Anderson öngóljánál játszott szerepet, majd a 82. percben Maximilian Arnoldnak adott remek passzából született gól. Ezt követően egyre több mérkőzésen lépett pályára, majd a szezon vége felé már csak a kispadon kapott szerepet. A következő szezon első edzésén megsérült, ínszalag szakadást szenvedett és a szezon nagy részét ki kellett hagynia. 2015. március 7-én tért vissza a pályára, de csak a tartalékok között. A VfB Lübeck ellen a 18. percben gólpasszt adott Onel Hernándeznek, majd a 37. percben egy jobb lábas lövéssel szerzett gólt csapatának. Ezt követően még 3 mérkőzésen lépett pályára a második csapatban. A szezon végén a lejáró szerződését a Wolfsburg nem újította meg.

FSV Frankfurt
Miután egy évig szabadon igazolható labdarúgó volt 2016 nyarán harmadosztályú FSV Frankfurt játékosa és csapatkaptánya lett. Július 30-án a Holstein Kiel ellen debütált a Frankfurt együttesében. Október 16-án az SC Fortuna Köln ellen a 30. percben gólpasszt adott Bentley Baxter Bahnnak, aki csapata 2. gólját szerezte meg a 6-0-ra megnyert találkozón.

Válogatott
2005. augusztus 16-án a lengyel U21-es labdarúgó-válogatott ellen 3-1-re megnyert 2006-os U21-es labdarúgó-Európa-bajnokság selejtező mérkőzésén debütált a német U21-es labdarúgó-válogatottban, a 60. percben váltotta csereként Stefan Kießlinget. 2006-ban bekerült az U21-es labdarúgó-Európa-bajnokságra utazó keretbe, amelyen egy mérkőzésen lépett pályára. A tornán a francia U21-es labdarúgó-válogatott ellen kezdőként lépett pályára, majd a 70. percben váltotta Nando Rafael.

Statisztika
2017. január 12-i állapotnak megfelelően.

Sikerei, díjai
VfL Wolfsburg
Német kupa: 2014–15

Család
Nagybátyja Thomas Klepper szintén labdarúgó volt. Pályafutása során megfordult az SV Darmstadt 98, az Eintracht Frankfurt és a Rot-Weiss Frankfurt együtteseiben.

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1. William Henry Fox Talbot
2. First Photographs: William Henry
3. William Henry Fox Talbot: Traces
4. Henry Fox Talbot: Selected Texts
5. Specimens and Marvels: William
6. The Correspondence of William
7. Fox Talbot: An Illustrated Life
8. The Photographic Art of William
9. English Etymologies (1847)
10. Henry Fox Talbot
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12. Photography: Essays & Images;
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16. Inscription Of Tiglath Pileser
17. The Edinburgh Review Or Critical
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William Henry Fox Talbot (1800-77) is widely considered to be the father of modern photography, having developed the process by which photographic images could be reproduced. However, he has yet to be sufficiently appreciated as a photographer in his own right. Over the course of his photographic career, he has made more than 5,000 images that include fascinating pictures of his home, Lacock Abbey, portraits of family and friends, and still lifes of botanical specimens, cloth, and household objects. A key intellectual figure of the nineteenth century in science, mathematics, astronomy, politics, and archaeology, Talbot is arguably the most important figure in the invention of photography. His practice established many of the medium's most familiar genres. Talbot was devoted to the advancement of photography, publishing the first photographically illustrated book, The Pencil of Nature (1844-46), which revealed the potential of the medium to a wider audience.
This new monograph features many of Talbot's best-known landscapes made around Lacock Abbey and some of the first negatives ever made. It also includes lesser-known and previously unpublished work that reveals the extraordinarily diverse scope of his work. His photographs reflect and embody the social and cultural issues of the time, but they are also fascinating, often beautiful images that are still as engaging today as they were nearly 200 years ago. ... Read more
2. First Photographs: William Henry Fox Talbot and the Birth of Photography
by Arthur Ollman, Carol McCusker, Michael Gray
First Photographs is an extraordinary view into the origins of photography.This landmark monograph - the only book on Talbot to be authored by the Fox Talbot museum's curator - includes many never-before-published images of landscapes, architectural studies, and portraits from Talbot's personal archive and selections from his detailed research notebooks made during the 1830s and 1840s and currently housed at Lacock Abbey in Chippenham, England.A gentleman and an intellectual, Talbot was a great student of the Arts and Sciences and kept detailed notes of his activities and experiments.He discovered the negative/positive paper process which made multiple reproductions of a single image possible, and which distinguished it from its contemporary, the one-of-a-kind daguerreotype.Talbot first announced his invention to the public in 1839 in his paper "An Account Of The Art of Photogenic Drawing Or The Process By Which Natural Objects May Be Made To Delineate Themselves Without The Aid Of The Artist's Pencil."The work he did during this time established in principle and in practice the foundation of modern photography - the basis of the process that is still used today.In addition to Talbot's technological contributions, his photographs represent exceptional artistic achievement.First Photographs includes a significant text by the preeminent Talbot scholar today, Michael Gray, who provides a comprehensive essay, biography, and timeline of Talbot's eventful life and revolutionary work.Arthur Ollman, director of the Museum of Photographic Arts, San Diego, gives an in-depth analysis of the aesthetic and social significance of Talbot's first image, the "Oriel Window." Curator Carol McCusker considers how the Romantic Movement and the women of the Lacock household influenced Talbot's aesthetic choices.First Photographs and the accompanying exhibition provide a rare opportunity for contemporary audiences to experience these uncommon images and the personal, cultural, and scientific contexts in which they were made.William Henry Fox Talbot (1800-1877) was a philosopher, classicist, Egyptologist, mathematician, philologist, transcriber and translator of Syrian and Chaladean cuneiform texts, physicist, and photographer.His first experiments in photography made use of the photogenic process; he then went on to develop the process of creating negatives that could be used to make positive reproductions. ... Read more
3. William Henry Fox Talbot: Traces Of Light (Spanish Edition)
by Catherine Coleman, Michael Gray, Gerardo Kurtz, Russel Roberts, Larry Schaaf, Mike Ware, Geoffrey Batchen
Louis-Jacques-Mande Daguerre may be the official father of photography, but William Henry Fox Talbot, Cambridge graduate, mathematician, philosopher, astronomer, and amateur archeologist, is the true father of modern photography. In 1840, Talbot invented the positive-negative process that permits endless reproductions, the same technique still used today. Traces of Light magnificently reproduces hundreds of his early photographic work, images that capture the shapes of fleeting, mysterious, everyday things such as flowers, leaves, feathers, and most especially lace. Also included are scholarly essays that explore Talbot's growth as an artist, his technical achievements, his near obsession with lace, and his relevance to the contemporary state of things. ... Read more
4. Henry Fox Talbot: Selected Texts and Bibliography (World Photographers Reference)
Hardcover: 208 Pages (1992-12)
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5. Specimens and Marvels: William Henry Fox Talbot and the Invention of Photography
by William Henry Fox Talbot
Hardcover: 80 Pages (1899-12-30)
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Published to mark the bicentenary of the birth of Britain's celebrated inventor of photography, Specimens and Marvels illuminates the mid-nineteenth-century cultural environment in which Talbot's vision for photography emerged--a vision that would permanently alter how human beings view themselves and the world.
This unprecedented publication focuses on Talbot's ambitions for the mystical blend of science and art he termed "photogenic drawing" (later called "photography"), as outlined in his classic The Pencil of Nature.
In addition to some of the familiar icons from photography's beginnings, such as Talbot's cameraless photograms of plant forms and lace, many unseen and little-known experiments with calotypes will be featured in this invaluable new volume on the life and work of William Henry Fox Talbot.
Lively and insightful texts offer new critical perspectives on Talbot's significance in the history of image-making, the illustrated book, and the history of ideas. The book is published in association with the National Museum of Photography, Film, and Television (NMPFT), in Bradford, England, home of the largest collection of Talbot material in the world.
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you may think this a fusty tome abrim with wizened snaps of dead old salts but you would miss the point for the point is one essay that shines and shines by one Russell Roberts, he of the Shining Path Tendency of photographic enamorature, he who blazes and has always blazed a singular track of obstreperous preposterous and bifocular intrepitude through the carelessly lobbed jeers of lesser men and women, barbing and bobbing through catcalls brickbats and old hats the air thick with huzzas and the cadenced grumple of an introitus by the Dulwich Male Voice Choirpiquanting as we all salute the dear old Queen on her 88th but we really do insist that she should be in this book talk about a world record she will bury the lotCharles Philip Harry you name it she will go on an on and on and on just like dear old Russell or as we call him behind his big broad back Rascal Roberts don't ask... ... Read more
6. The Correspondence of William Henry Fox Talbot: A Draft Calendar (Glasgow University Library Studies)
by Larry J. Schaaf, University of Glasgow Library, William Henry Fox Talbot
7. Fox Talbot: An Illustrated Life of Willian Henry Fox Talbot, 'Father of Modern Photography',1800 -1877 (Shire Library)
by John Hannavy
Paperback: 48 Pages (2008-03-04)
Asin: 074780351X
Fox Talbot is universally recognised as the father of modern photography.His 'calotype' or 'Talbotype' process was the first working photographic process to use the now familiar format of negatives and positives.He was an ambitious man but his interests spread far beyond the confines of photography and it was as a mathematician that he was awarded first Membership and then Fellowship of the Royal Society before the age of thirty-three.He was an accomplished astronomer, a keen archaeologists and a fluent master of Greek and Hebrew.He patented pioneering ideas for internal combustion engines and as early as 1840 and through his life was at the forefront of progressive scientific thinking in England. ... Read more
8. The Photographic Art of William Henry Fox Talbot
by Larry J. Schaaf
Hardcover: Pages (2003)
Asin: B000IMZ3N4
100 quality plates from the father of modern photography
This book is a very large weighty tome, measuring 28cm x 32cm x 4cm. It has 21 pages of text discussing Fox Talbot's work and the photographic process. The remaining few hundred pages are devoted to high quality plates of 100 of his images and a page of text detailing the background to each of these images. Sometimes this text uses rather flowery arty language and certainly not in the style of the dry highly scientifically orientated writings of Talbot at the time. Plus there's no detailed 'Talbot life story' as such, but then much of that is available on the web, e.g. www.foxtalbot.arts.gla.ac.uk. However on the web there are precious few of his photographs on view because of the very high copyright charges for reproduction, hence the attraction of this book.
My only disappointment is that only one solar microscope image is shown - a slice of horse chestnut (I am a microscopist by trade), the remaining 'scientific' images being termed `contact prints' of things like leaves and flowers (e.g. Vines, Honeysuckle, pine needles, orchids) - although I am advised by Talbot authorities that these were most probably taken using the solar microscope as well. Many images are people-less and static e.g. Lacock Abbey windows, lace, breakfast table, Library books, articles of glass, Milliner's Window, Hungerford bridge, The Royal Pavilion, Trinity Church and various woodland scenes. There are about 15 plates with people who stayed still long enough to be recorded in the image, such as: the footman, a group taking tea, the ladder, his daughter, Lady Feilding reclining, Charles Porter drinking tea. These photographs are nothing like as impressive as late Victorian photo images, such as city and dockland scenes, but they are fascinating from a historical perspective. These Talbot images date from 1835 to 1845, and naturally some show serious fading (they don't appear to be retouched at all - a good thing). Also included is a painted B&W silhouette portrait of Talbot as a boy [age 7] that contrasts very well with his later photographic images.
In fact Englishmen Thomas Wedgewood took the first photographs before 1802, but unfortunately couldn't devise a way to fix the image, so the photographs slowly faded from view after they were taken and are now lost (but some of Wedgewood's images may have survived to the 1860's). Although Frenchman Daguerre published first in 1839 with his mercury photographic process, Fox Talbot developed the modern 'negative' process, so that many prints could be taken from one image. So a very interesting book of the art (and science) of the father of modern photography, but perhaps it can be rather expensive (reflecting its high quality production). Three stars for value, four stars for content.
It is incredible.I am viewing people so far back in time that I am enchanted.I am viewing a fashionable Paris Blvd in the 1940's and am in a position to compare Zola's naturalism in my mind to the truth.
I am thrilled with my purchase.
Schaaf's Fox Talbot
Larry Schaaf has put together an absolute benchmark of a book. To all of you who sat in the "college survey of art history," saw the2" by 2" Fox Talbot image "The Soliloquy of the Broom"and wondered what the fuss was about; see this book.To all of youphotographers who secretly wonder if photography is really art; see thisbook.One hundred images are reproduced with (no kidding) breathtakingquality and nuance. Each image is accompanied by a very readable account ofhow the image was produced and enough descriptive detail about the originalimage to satisfy an archeologist.
If you are a photo researcher orarchivist; read Schaaf's notes on "The photographic artifact ashistorical map" (p. 22). It is clear, it is complete, it isdefinitive.I wish all histories and text books could read like this. ... Read more
by Henry Fox Talbot
Paperback: 502 Pages (2010-09-10)
This scarce antiquarian book is a selection from Kessinger Publishing's Legacy Reprint Series. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment to protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature. Kessinger Publishing is the place to find hundreds of thousands of rare and hard-to-find books with something of interest for everyone! ... Read more
by H.J.P. Arnold
11. William Henry Fox Talbot: Traces of Life
by Geoffrey Batchen, Larry J. Schaaf, Russel Roberts
Paperback: 296 Pages (2002-02)
12. Photography: Essays & Images; Illustrated Readings in the History of Photography
by Thomas Wedgwood, William Henry Fox Talbot, Frederick Scott Archer, Oliver Wendell Holmes, William J. Newton, Lady Elizabeth Eastlake, Henry Peach Robinson, Charles Baudelaire
13. William H. Fox Talbot, inventor of the negative-positive process [by] Andre Jammes. [English translation by Maureen Oberli-Turner]
Paperback: Pages (1973-01-01)
Asin: B001B3ANHK
Asin: B000GZCJ44
General Books publication date: 2009Original publication date: 1847Original Publisher: J. MurraySubjects: English languageLanguage Arts ... Read more
16. Inscription Of Tiglath Pileser I, King Of Assyria, B. C. 1150 (1857)
by Tiglath Pileser
This scarce antiquarian book is a selection from Kessinger Publishing's Legacy Reprint Series. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment to protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature. Kessinger Publishing is the place to find hundreds of thousands of rare and hard-to-find books with something of interest for everyone! ... Read more
17. The Edinburgh Review Or Critical Journal V76: For October, 1842 To January, 1843 (1843)
by J. S. Memes, Henry Fox Talbot, Thomas Arnold
This scarce antiquarian book is a selection from Kessinger Publishings Legacy Reprint Series. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment to protecting, preserving, and promoting the worlds literature. Kessinger Publishing is the place to find hundreds of thousands of rare and hard-to-find books with something of interest for everyone! ... Read more
20. Printed Light: Scientific Art of William Henry Fox Talbot and David Octavius Hill with Robert Adamson
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There is a ruin of a brick structure at the river's edge out past the boat launch. Dating back to the time of the smelter, what would have been it's purpose so close to the water? Even under water part of the year? It has been the source of much speculation over the years.
As seen in the above photos, there is a foundation approximately 16 ft. by 32 ft. with ends that are round, massive fallen down walls 30 in. thick, beams and long bolts embedded in the floor, a nine inch diameter steel pipe stub and according to a local informant, there was a buried, brick lined tunnel running up the hill at a steep angle.
The upper photo shows what the area looked like in 1901. Water was supplied to the smelter by means of a flume beginning at Deep Creek falls and running about two miles to two large storage tanks on the hill behind the smelter. There is a visible trace from the tanks to the general area above and beyond the present day boat launch. This trace follows a pipe visible in the lower 1899 photo. The pipe may have been buried, leaving the trace. There is a pipe on a trestle discharging water into the river, circled in the 1901 photo. It is believed that this discharge is overflow from the flume for the times when there was more water coming in than the smelter could use.
The management is engaged at the present time in digging ditches, laying pipes, and putting in a large pumping outfit to the river, so that in the event of the present water system getting out of order or the supply proving inadequate no close down will be necessary for lack of water.
Their concern over water supply was well placed.
The Northport Smelting & Refining Company is in a fresh difficulty. Its water supply is threatened by Robert Morrill, owner of the Northport Electric Company, who owns Deep creek falls, about a quarter of a mile above the head of the smelter company's flume. Mr. Morrill is fresh from a victory over the Anaconda smelter of Anaconda, Montana, from whom he collected $50,000 in a suit over real estate adjoining their plant, and it is likely he will make things extremely interesting for the Northport smelter company. The smelter gets its water supply and that for the city's system, which it owns, from Deep creek, through a flume about a mile and a half long. Mr. Morrill is building a sawmill at Deep creek falls and 10 o'clock Monday morning last he found It necessary to close the gates of his dam. As a consequence the creek went dry and the smelter water gauges began to fall. The master mechanic and a number of men went out to the falls and requested Morrill's men to open the gates of the dam. This they refused to do. The smeltermen threatened to demolish the dam, but Morrill's men refused to be bluffed and the smelter was compelled to close down for some time, as the water was not turned on again until 1 o'clock Monday afternoon. In the meantime two of the furnaces froze up and some other damage was done to the plant. Mr. Morrill's water right was located prior to that owned by the smelter company and it seems likely that he will be able to do pretty much as he likes with water matters until the smelter company accede to what ever demands he may make, as the Deep creek water supply is practically the only one available for the smelter's use unless they pump their water from the Columbia at an enormous expense. The end is not yet.
The brick structure could have housed this "pumping outfit". The overflow pipe was already in place and could be used to pump river water up to the tanks, the beams and bolts in the floor would have been to mount pumping equipment, and the massive walls and rounded shape would have been necessary to protect the equipment from the pressure of high water on the river.


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Bye Bye 2011 and Hello 2012!!
First off I must say what an amazing year!!! 2011 was our busiest year yet with 28 weddings and numerous portrait sessions, we got some seriously amazing images! I sincerely appreciate and love all of my wonderful clients, thank you for your help in making this our best year yet! For those of you who are new to SLWP welcome to the family! We look forward to covering all of your memories! To all of my returning clients THANK YOU!! We appreciate your loyalty and trust!! I so enjoy seeing my clients again and again as I cover different aspects of their lives and I know they enjoy not having to find a new photographer every time a new memory needs preserved.
For 2012 and on I have decided that in order to preserve my sanity and continue to give each one of my clients 150% of my best we will only be taking on a maximum of 20 weddings per year. With this plan there will be some additional time that will allow me to work more closely with each of my clients while getting to know them even better and helping to plan their weddings. With my experience and knowledge of the photographic and wedding industry I will be a great value to you! And the more involved I am the closer we will get which will result in a much more relaxed atmosphere and even more gorgeous images!!
Now most of you probably participated in or at least saw my 2011 Favorite Photo Contest on Facebook. Let me first say that it was soooooo hard selecting those images!! I had literally hundreds of favorite images from last year and really had to just pick a few! The everything BUT weddings part of the contest is over and you can see the winners and their prizes here. The Weddings part of the contest has been broken into 2 parts and part 1 is open for voting now! To vote and see contestants click here. I am so excited for this contest as weddings are my specialty as well as my favorite! I thought selecting favorites for Part 1 of the contest was hard but this is turning out to be way harder!! There are just so many images that I love it's almost impossible to pick just a few! But we will manage and you may follow and Like SLWP on facebook to see the latest!
Again I thank you all so much for your continued support and love for SLWP! Most of all I thank God for giving me this wonderful talent to share with the world!! I am so looking forward to where life takes SLWP in the coming year!


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Chesswood Announces Year-End Results for 2011 - Pretax Income of $12.6 million
Chesswood Group Limited announced today results for its year-ended December 31, 2011.
(1888PressRelease) March 20, 2012 - Chesswood posted another year of record earnings before taxes in 2011.
"We earned $12.6 million before taxes this past year, driven by the continued doubledigit growth of Pawnee's portfolio and strong overall portfolio performance" said Barry Shafran, the Company's President and CEO. "Our business model, which withstood the toughest economic climate in decades, is now showing its strength in a time of growth, as well" added Shafran.
The Company's audited consolidated financial statements for the years ended
December 31, 2011 and 2010 have been filed with the related management discussion and analysis. The 2010 financial statements relate to Chesswood Income Fund (the "Fund"), which was converted from a trust structure into the Company, effective as of January 1, 2011.
Financial Highlights(in CDN $000's ) For the Year-Ended December 31 2011.
Income before Taxes, Fair Value Adjustments of Other Liabilities (and Distributions in 2010) - $12,622
Net Income (Loss)(1) - $6,509
Adjusted EBITDA(2) - $14,949
Earnings Per Share/Unit - basic(3) - $0.59
Income before Taxes, Fair Value Adjustments of Other Liabilities (and Distributions in 2010) - $9,603
Net Income (Loss)(1) - ($2,650)
Earnings Per Share/Unit - basic(3) - $0.41(4)
(1) The adoption of International Financial Reporting Standards ("IFRS") resulted in the deduction of the Fund's distributions and a fair value adjustment of its units, amongst other changes, to the Fund's 2010 results.
(2) See "Non-GAAP Measures" below.
(3) The earnings per share and earnings per unit have been calculated based on the number of shares of the Company or trust units of the Fund outstanding, as applicable, plus the number of shares or units (as applicable) that would have been outstanding assuming the exchange of the Class B and Class C shares of Chesswood US Acquisitionco Ltd. (which are exchangeable by the holders at any time without the requirement to pay any further amounts).
(4) For comparative purposes, the Fund's trust units have been treated as equity throughout the year and related fair value adjustments have been made to reflect equity treatment, although the trust units were not considered equity securities for purposes of IFRS.
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Chesswood Announces Year-End Results for 2011 - Pretax Income of $12.6 million by Pawnee Leasing Corporation
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Domino's introduces ordering on Google Home
by Ilyse Liffreing December 19, 2016
E-commerce comes to Amazon Echo rival
It's becoming even easier to order in. On Monday, Domino's Pizza launched ordering on Google Home, the tech giant's rival to the Amazon Echo.
"We're proud to once again be the first in our industry, even among the first in e-commerce, to offer ordering via the Google Assistant," said Dennis Maloney, Domino's senior vice president and chief digital officer, in a press release. "This is yet another way we are making it easier for our customers to order Domino's pizza from anywhere they turn."
Once a consumer creates a "pizza profile" and adds Domino's to the Google Home app, they can use the platform to place an order, re-order an item or track an order by saying, "Ok Google, talk to Domino's." The process is similar to how a consumer would set-up an order from Amazon Echo.
"What you're seeing with Alexa and Google Home is probably a far more natural way for people to interact with technology over time," Domino's CEO Patrick Doyle told Investor's Business Daily, "and you're starting to see that accelerate."
Google Home is the most recent technology platform Domino's has embraced. Consumers can also order Domino's from Amazon Echo, Facebook Messenger, Samsung Smart TV, Ford Sync and Apple, Android or Pebble watches. They can also order via text by sending a pizza emoji to DPIZZA.
Google has also recently partnered with NPR Once, NBC News, The Huffington Post, Wall Street Journal and CNBC, among other publications, to deliver news to consumers. For entertainment, Google has given its new product the ability to connect with Netflix and, of course, Google-owned YouTube.
Last Friday, Mercedes-Benz also announced an integration of the Google Home with its vehicles. In 2017, Mercedes-Benz customers will be able to send a destination to their cars, activate heating and cooling systems, find out fuel levels and check that their cars are locked.
Food and Drink Fast food / Restaurant Technology brands Technology Mobile Technology
The man shaping Domino's offbeat character in Japan
Pizza Hut makes sneakers that order pizza with the push of a button
Staples builds an Alexa-like easy button
Who will build the million dollar brand bot?
US' most creative partnerships: Domino's and Crispin Porter & Bogusky
Brands pair with Amazon Echo
The next frontier in mobile advertising: Messaging apps


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If you have questions or would like to discuss a contribution, please contact Joe Biller, Co-founder, at (612) 219-6780 or by email at joe@shootingstarfoundation.org.
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The Eisenhower Library and Museum provides a number of resources to aid in research, such as finding aids, subject guides, links, and records.
The Eisenhower Library's Kansas Town Hall is a nonpartisan institution, dedicated to creating programs encouraging citizens to engage in and learn more about issues facing Americans today.
Learn more about suggested tours for visiting the Library and Museum either alone or with a group.


Core class will start at 7pm.
Arrive to Well-Fit by 6:30pm to ensure enough time to change and tour their awesome facilities!
The group will move to On Tour Brewery (across the street) after class around 7:45-8pm. If you can't make it to the class, join us for a beer after!


Have you always pictured yourself on a tropical beach or fishing in Alaska? If so, it can be true. Create your destiny and find your purpose in life while traveling. A trip is something you can have fun anticipating when things are dull at home. The memories you make on your trip can bring you years of enjoyment. There is no reason to wait. Begin making plans today.


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Cyril Louis Norton Newall, 1st Baron Newall
by Reginald Grenville Eves
oil on board, 1940
20 in. x 16 in. (508 mm x 406 mm)
Given by the artist's son, Grenville Eves, 1964
Primary Collection
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Cyril Louis Norton Newall, 1st Baron Newall (1886-1963), Air force officer. Sitter in 12 portraits.
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Reginald Grenville Eves (1876-1941), Portrait painter. Artist associated with 31 portraits, Sitter in 7 portraits.
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Saywell, David; Simon, Jacob, Complete Illustrated Catalogue, 2004, p. 456
World War Two portraits
Following the German invasion of the Netherlands, Belgium and France, Neville Chamberlain resigns and Churchill is appointed Prime Minister making the famous speech: 'I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears, and sweat.'
The Battle of Britain ends the Phoney War with Germany's attack on the nation from the air. Britain's cities, airbases and ports are bombed during the Blitz.
With little access to sculpture materials, and a bombed out studio Henry Moore starts experimenting with drawings of war subjects. After taking shelter in a London Underground station during an air raid Moore was inspired to begin a series of Shelter Drawings. With a commission from the War Artists Advisory Committee, headed by Kenneth Clark, these became some of the most popular example of official war art.
Britain's attempt to defend France against German invasion by landing troops on the French coast ends in failure; France surrenders and Britain is left to face the Axis Powers alone. While the Dunkirk Landings were a failure, the heroic rescue of troops by a fleet of English civilian boats was a victory for morale, and the 'Dunkirk Spirit' came to stand as an emblem of British triumph in adversity.


What's happening @ the club: Last Opportunity to Win $2000!
Jag the joker is at $700 this week and Members draw is at $1900.
Raffles as usual on Thursday night: 4 meat trays, 2 seafood and 1 fruit and veg tray.
It's your last opportunity to WIN $2000 CASH! Entries at the club!
Winner drawn next Friday, 27 July at 8pm!
Ladies here it is; the much awaited, celebrated and enjoyed Alleygators Ladies Day 2018.
Tickets will be on sale at 5PM SHARP on Friday 20th July.
Get your party people ready in tables of 10 for cash sales only!
This will be a Ladies Day not to be missed!
This weekend sees the return for our Gator Girls Rugby in the Gold Coast comp. Last term there were 8 Friday nights, and this returns with the addition of 3 Saturday carnival type events, starting this Saturday at the Coomera Sports complex. We've had interest shown by new teams from Brisbane, Northern Rivers, Sunshine Cast and the Darling Downs, and the Saturday comps have been added to expand our great little competition.
Our first Girls player profile this week starts off with one of our excellent U15 Girls- Zoe Hanna. Zoe is from Casuarina way, and is into her 3rd year of Girls Rugby 7's after starting out playing Netball, Oztag and Touch. Zoe was introduced to Rugby 7's through her brother and family, and is now a Rugby nut herself- playing for our U15's then backing up for our U17's and anyone else that needs an extra player. The worst part of Rugby for Zoe is hard training when she's tired haha, but she has a massive work rate out on the field and stands out even amongst the older Girls. Zoe's goals are to play Rugby competitively and working towards starting a career in Rugby someday, and with the Cyclones representatives and State champs at the back end of the year, we're sure Zoe will be a feature.
With only two months to go until this year's U14's Tour New Zealand, we take a look back at last year's U14 Tour as they said thank you to all of the Gators Community for the support they received. The annual tour is one of the many great reasons to play Rugby at Gators.
KIDS EAT FREE: Free Kids meal with with every adult meal purchased! T&C's apply.
REFER A FRIEND to Alleygators in July & you both receive a FREE glass of beer/wine!
Got A Kiddies Birthday Coming Up?
Not sure where to go? Come down to Alleygators! We'll put together a Kiddies Birthday Package just for you which includes YUMMY pizzas & thirst quenching jugs of soft drink + Kids get to run around the fields & keep themselves entertained!
This week's Volunteer of the week is Vlad!
Vlad joined Gators this year, and didn't quite hit the ground running with his Rugby for the Seniors. He suffered a season ending injury in a pre-season trial game, leaving a bit of a dent in the Senior playing roster for 2018.
He then also stepped in to fill the recently vacated Rugby Coordinators role, on top of his full time work commitments and his rehabilitation from injury.
Vlad is busy behind the scenes planning for the 2019 season, in between all his 2018 commitments. PBC Alleygators are certainly very lucky to have Vlad on board and wish him a full recovery from his injury.


One of the disciplines I have been trying to maintain in recent years involves keeping reactivity at bay until I have had a chance to imagine what a speaker, writer, or conversation partner is really trying to relate. I practiced this a bit with a recent piece run at Episcopal Café: "The Trinity is the Heresy" by Linda McMillan. The author seems to be trying to acknowledge the fundamental mysteries at the heart of the human experience of the ever-ungraspable God. She lays out the story of the serpent on the staff and how that staff becomes an idol that must be destroyed (see Num. 21; 2 Kings 18).
The author then moves into a reflection on the relationship between the cross and the Trinity, asserting that these are human attempts to say what is and is not true about God.
The challenge I see is that our experience of the Trinity (and indeed the whole of the Christian experience of God) is not simply one-sided, with humans making up words about God. God is speaking back to us — relating to us how we might relate to God. We know that the dividing wall between us and God was too vast to describe and too deep to cross, so God does the crossing for us. He sent the Son into the world that people might come to believe (John 3:16).
We might not be able to comprehend or countenance a God who comes raging and reigning in might. Even if we could comprehend or countenance it then we would, quite naturally, only fear such a God. We could never love such a God, for the love would inevitably be born of fear. However, a God who comes among us held in the arms of a young woman to be taught, nursed, raised, and mourned — that is a God we could not only love but know ourselves loved by in return.
This path of love is a familiar one to human beings. It is the way we have come into relationship with one another across the divide of generations and across the differential between creator (parent) and creation (child). It is a path of love that we can see, understand, walk, and share (because others understand its meanderings). God chooses to love us and to give us the free will and genuine choice to love God back.
In the Incarnation, God stepped into the place of utter vulnerability, into our hands. Of course, the story went awry as so many human stories do. We took the babe whom we wrapped in cloth and laid in a crèche, and we stripped the cloth away and put him on the cross. This act of violent betrayal is the mirror image of the experience of so many people, so many endure hardship and betrayal and can think of only God to blame. But God entered the very human experience of betrayal, denial, and death.
Then something happened that upended all this, that took the cycles of human pain and suffused them with divine love. The tomb is shattered. Death is taken by death. A better way is laid out ahead of us — a way of redemptive forgiveness for love's sake. God took all of the human condition and restored and redeemed it, not for the sake of remaining an ineffable mystery but for the sake of being in the deepest of relationships with us. We become heirs not of the old story of malice and wickedness but of the new story of love's promise unleashed.
This saving love is given form in the Holy Spirit whose shape is ours and ours the Spirit's if we will dare to let it happen. The Spirit transforms things — water, bread, wine, and us — into the vessels of grace. The Spirit moves across the history of the Church and the world. The Spirit reveals truth, guards unity, makes forgiveness known, sends evil to flight, and breathes spark into blaze in the holy people of God.
In all of this we have the word of Jesus to rely upon. We have his word that he and the Father are one as we should be one. We have his word that the Holy Spirit will come among us. We have his word that we now have the glorious gift of calling God Our Father, for we are heirs of the kingdom.
We have all of this and we also have the movement of the Spirit across the history of the Church. We have all of this and we have the revelation of God in the sway of a tree, the whispering of an ocean, or in the roar of a hummingbird's wings. There is undoubtedly mystery to the Divine. There is revelation that is all around us and calling to us. Those mysteries lie within the essential, knowable, loving, lovable, enduring community of the Trinity.
God gives this sure path of love — this way, truth, and life — because God never wants us to be in doubt that we are loved into being, loved when we think ourselves irredeemable, and loved enough to be transformed into the very essence of Christ's self, loved beyond the grave and gate.
The persons of the Trinity are not a doctrine circumventing our ability to wonder at the mystery of it all. They are the persons with whom we are ever in conversation, ever in relationship, and ever in love: This is the mystery of faith.
The Rev. Robert Hendrickson is rector of St. Philip's in the Hills in Tucson, Arizona.


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Caribou Returns with 'Suddenly' Album, Drops New Song "You and I"
Caribou returned with his first new song in five years, "Home," this fall, and now he's announced plans for a new full-length album. Suddenly will arrive on February 28 via Merge. And to give us a better idea what to expect, Caribou has delivered the new song "You and I."
According to a press release, Suddenly is about family and evolving relationships, specifically "the moments of dramatic and unexpected change that occur at points in any life and within any family — universal themes that catch you off guard and change your life in a heartbeat."
Caribou mastermind Dan Snaith whittled the final songs on Suddenly down from more than 900 drafts. See the final tracklisting down below, while the album art is above.
The next track to arrive from the album is "You and I."
"'You and I' was one of the first tracks on the album that I started, and one of the last tracks I finished; it existed in some form or other throughout the whole arc of making the record," Snaith explained in a statement. "It also captures a lot of what the record, and the title of the album, are about — the track changes suddenly and unpredictably, and it is about a change in my life that happened out of the blue."
Listen to "You and I" below.
Suddenly is available for pre-order.
Caribou also recently mapped out North American tour dates in support of the album.
Suddenly:
1. Sister
2. You and I
3. Sunny's Time
4. New Jade
6. Lime
7. Never Come Back
8. Filtered Grand Piano
9. Like I Loved You
10. Magpie
11. Ravi
12. Cloud Song
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Jessy Lanza is throwing some more weight behind her new album All the Time by giving us some visuals for its "Anyone Around." But she's not...
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Netflix Sets UK Premiere Date For 'Underground'
By Patrick Munn | December 15, 2017 - 2:27 pm | No Comments
WGN America's drama series Underground will receive its UK premiere on Friday January 5th, when both seasons of the series will be available to stream.
Netflix UK Acquisitions Spree: Streaming Service Picks Up 'Black Lightning', 'Outsiders', 'Underground' & More
By Patrick Munn | December 14, 2017 - 12:14 pm | No Comments
Netflix UK has gone on an acquisitions spree. The streaming service has confirmed reports that they have picked up The CW's newest drama series Black Lightning and have also announced a whole slew of new acquisitions. On the exclusive front, Netflix UK has also picked up the complete series runs of WGN America's drama series Outsiders, about an off-the-grid Appalachian clan; and Underground, which tells the true story of the underground railroad in the United States during the nineteenth century.
WGN America's 'Underground' Adds 'Empire' Star Jussie Smollett
By Patrick Munn | June 25, 2015 - 6:46 am | No Comments
Empire star Jussie Smollett has landed a guest-starring role on WGN America's upcoming drama series Underground, from Misha Green, Joe Pokaski, Sony Pictures Television and Tribune Studios. He will play Josey, a wild-eyed runaway who doesn't trust anyone, not even those stationed along the way who would try to help him.


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This half term, we continue to think about the parables and sayings of Jesus. We will explore the concept of the Kingdom of God through Jesus' teachings and consider how Christians respond to this teaching today through their belonging to the Church.
We will think about the concept of 'temptation' as we study the temptations of Jesus. We will then study some significant texts from the New Testament which give guidance on how we should live and reflect on what nurtures and damages human relationships. Finally, as we approach Holy Week, we will learn more about the Sacrament of Reconciliation as a sacrament of healing.
Lock your doors and pull up the drawbridge: the dreaded 'Great Pestilence' is here!
At the start of this half term, we'll meet a strange character and use a range of source materials to research the symptoms of the Black Death. Our geography skills will help us understand how the Black Death came to Britain and why it spread so quickly. We'll investigate the effects of bacteria on the human body and find out about disgusting and dangerous plague 'cures'. Our personal plague journals will record the horror of the illness and we'll write poetry inspired by Geoffrey Chaucer.
We'll learn about the 'Dance of Death' and perform dances inspired by Saint-Saen's Danse Macabre. We'll learn about different social classes, understand the reasons for the Peasants' Revolt, take part in a mock battle and learn what it was like to be a knight.
BBC Bitesize History Index Click on the link and search for information about the period of histroy that interests you!
What do we have in common with fleas and rats?
§ apply our knowledge to form hypotheses as to why the characteristics of the flea and rat life cycle caused the Black Death to spread so quickly.
This half term, we will further explore the story of Christmas from St. Matthew's Gospel. We will explore some of the journeys associated with Matthew's account of the birth of Jesus and consider the difficulties faced by Mary and Joseph and the tensions that arose in King Herod.
We will find out more about the plight of refugees and asylum seekers in our world today and compare their experiences to those of the Holy Family. We will think about the challenges faced by those who are homeless in our local community and consider how the life and teaching of Jesus might inspire people to support those in need.
Later this half term, we will examine the parables and sayings of Jesus. We will explore the concept of the Kingdom of God through Jesus' teachings and consider how Christians respond to this teaching today through their belonging to the Church.
NOTE: Some of the images in the 'mummification' section of the site listed above are quite unpleasant although the rest of the content is excellent.
We will draw on our prior learning about magnetic forces and find out more about how forces affect the movement of objects. We will learn about friction and the principle of gravitational field.
This half term we will explore the role of John the Baptist in the Baptism of Jesus. We will also find out more about the signs, symbols and prayers associated with the Sacrament of Baptism.
Journey through space – the final frontier! Let's take a trip to the stars, planets and suns and discover the amazing wonders of the night sky.
During this half term, we'll read information texts to find out about the Solar System and the Sun, using mnemonics to help us remember the facts. We'll make a Solar System and investigate the cycle of day into night. We'll learn about Galileo, the 'father' of modern astronomy and his famous astronomical discoveries. Taking on the roles of the planets, we'll use movement to demonstrate the motions of the planets and moons. We'll investigate lunar myths and write astronaut poetry. Then we'll make a space shuttle or satellite, testing the materials for durability.
Look out for this half term's Cornerstones-linked home learning tasks- these will be sent home during the first week back.
English and Mathematics home learning will set every Friday.
Make sure you continue practising spelling common exception words and multiplication tables.
You must also read at least three times each week in order to receive your star.
We will begin the school year exploring Christian beliefs about the creation of the world. We will compare the two stories of creation in the Book of Genesis and consider the idea of God as 'Creator'.
Christians believe that every human being is created in the image of God and has the special gift and challenge of sharing in God's creation. We will think about what is means to be a 'steward' of God's creation.
Wednesday Word Visit the Children's Area for fun interactive activities!
This half term's values and virtues are: COMPASSIONATE AND LOVING .
. . . COMPASSIONATE towards others, near and far, especially the less fortunate; and LOVING by our just actions and forgiving words.
Autumn 1, Week 1: This week, we will look at our school's Mission Statement and discuss its meaning and purpose.
We will also find out about the life of our Class Saint, St. Martin de Porres.
Arachnids, insects, molluscs and myriapods. Minibeasts come in all shapes and sizes!
This half term, we'll handle a range of minibeasts and small creatures. Taking photographs, making notes and listening carefully to expert explanations will help us to understand how minibeasts move, what they eat and where they live. Using what we've learned, we'll write an interesting minibeast report.
apply our knowledge to form hypotheses as to why the characteristics of the flea and rat life cycle caused the Black Death to spread so quickly.
This year, the 'Reading Challenge' will continue. If you read at least three times each week (and have evidence of this in your reading record), you will receive a very special reading award pin badge at the end of the year!
Warwickshire Libraries Book Catalogue Lots of incredible books- all FREE!
We will confirm which days the class will be doing P.E. shortly.
Full P.E. kit should be available in school throughout the week.
Information about half-termly home learning tasks and weekly homework will be sent home by the end of the first week.
There is no need to bring any extra stationary to school this year; everyone will be given the things they need .
Please bring an old t-shirt to wear to protect your uniform when working on creative tasks.
Also, make sure you bring in a water bottle to school each day.


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 * Countdown constructor
 * @param {HTMLElement} el      DOM node of the countdown
 * @param {Object}      options (optional) Options for the plugin
 */
var Countdown = function(el, options) {

  /**
   * Reference to the DOM element
   * @type {HTMLElement}
   */
  this.el = el;

  /**
   * Options of the countdown plugin
   * @type {Object}
   */
  this.options = {};

  /**
   * Interval reference or false if counter is stopped
   * @type {Mixed}
   */
  this.interval = false;

  // merge default options and options into this.options
  for (var i in defaultOptions) {
    if (defaultOptions.hasOwnProperty(i)) {
      this.options[i] = typeof options[i] !== 'undefined' ? options[i] : defaultOptions[i];

      if (i === 'date' && typeof this.options.date !== 'object') {
        this.options.date = new Date(this.options.date);
      }

      // bind context for functions
      if (typeof this.options[i] === 'function') {
        this.options[i] = this.options[i].bind(this);
      }
    }
  }

  /**
   * Get the difference between now and the end date
   * @return {Object} Object with the diff information (years, days, hours, min, sec, millisec)
   */
  this.getDiffDate = function() {
    var diff = (this.options.date.getTime() - Date.now() + this.options.offset) / 1000;

    var dateData = {
      years:    0,
      days:     0,
      hours:    0,
      min:      0,
      sec:      0,
      millisec: 0
    };

    if (diff <= 0) {
      if (this.interval) {
        this.stop();
        this.options.onEnd();
      }
      return dateData;
    }

    if (diff >= (365.25 * 86400)) {
      dateData.years = Math.floor(diff / (365.25 * 86400));
      diff -= dateData.years * 365.25 * 86400;
    }

    if (diff >= 86400) {
      dateData.days = Math.floor(diff / 86400);
      diff -= dateData.days * 86400;
    }

    if (diff >= 3600) {
      dateData.hours = Math.floor(diff / 3600);
      diff -= dateData.hours * 3600;
    }

    if (diff >= 60) {
      dateData.min = Math.floor(diff / 60);
      diff -= dateData.min * 60;
    }

    dateData.sec = Math.round(diff);

    dateData.millisec = diff % 1 * 1000;

    return dateData;
  }.bind(this);

  /**
   * Add leading zeros to a number
   * @param  {Number} num    Input number
   * @param  {Number} length Length of the desired output
   * @return {String}        String of the desired length with leading zeros
   */
  this.leadingZeros = function(num, length) {
    length = length || 2;
    num = String(num);
    if (num.length > length) {
      return num;
    }
    return (Array(length + 1).join('0') + num).substr(-length);
  };

  /**
   * Update the end date of the countdown
   * @param  {Mixed}     newDate Date object or a String/Number that can be passed to the Date constructor
   * @return {Countdown}         Countdown instance
   */
  this.update = function(newDate) {
    if (typeof newDate !== 'object') {
      newDate = new Date(newDate);
    }
    this.options.date = newDate;
    this.render();
    return this;
  }.bind(this);

  /**
   * Stop the countdown refresh / rerender
   * @return {Countdown} Countdown instance
   */
  this.stop = function() {
    if (this.interval) {
      clearInterval(this.interval);
      this.interval = false;
    }
    return this;
  }.bind(this);

  /**
   * Render the countdown
   * @return {Countdown} Countdown instance
   */
  this.render = function() {
    this.options.render(this.getDiffDate());
    return this;
  }.bind(this);

  /**
   * Start the countdown
   * @return {Countdown} Countdown instance
   */
  this.start = function() {
    // don't start if the countdown is already started
    if (this.interval) { return; }

    this.render();

    if (this.options.refresh) {
      this.interval = setInterval(this.render, this.options.refresh);
    }

    return this;
  }.bind(this);

  /**
   * Update the offset
   * @param  {Number}    offset New offset in ms
   * @return {Countdown}        Countdown instance
   */
  this.updateOffset = function(offset) {
    this.options.offset = offset;
    return this;
  }.bind(this);

  // initial start of the countdown or initial render
  this.start();
};

module.exports = Countdown;