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Hudson Youth from St. Stephen Lutheran Church Chosen for National Leadership Team
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Samuel Maston, the son of Sarah and Glenn Maston of Hudson, has been chosen as one of 12 youth from around the country to serve on the Youth Core Leadership Team of the ELCA (Evangelical Lutheran Church in America). Those selected meet regularly to grow in leadership and mission to the church, and plan the Annual Youth Leadership Conference that takes place in November. Each year, six youth are added to the team for the two-year commitment, and six are sent out from the team with their enhanced leadership skills.
Sam travels to Chicago this week, for the first of three required on-site meetings, where he will meet fellow participants as well as the six outgoing members. In addition to the three meetings, team members participate in monthly video conferences.
Sam filled out an online application in January. A member of St. Stephen Lutheran Church in Marlborough, Sam was confirmed last spring and continues to be active as an acolyte, an assisting minister, and a member of the youth group, which engages in both outreach and social activities. He planned and ran the recreation/games phase of the summer Vacation Bible Camp and is currently a member of the committee that is planning an auction of goods and services to benefit the youth group's June trip to the ELCA National Gathering in Houston.
Sam was at a tennis clinic when he got a call and a text to tell him he made the leadership team. "I said sweet! This is awesome." He said he was "surprised, but I felt pretty good."
He is a sophomore at Hudson High School, enrolled in honors classes. Sam is on the tennis team and plays clarinet in the band as well as for the Claflin Hill Youth Orchestra. He also plays the piano, sometimes offering a selection in church.
"Church is a fairly big part of my life," Sam noted. "I enjoy the church family at St. Stephen and the youth group." Commenting on the many outreach projects the group engages in, from wrapping sweatshirts for veterans to buying toys for children to going on mission trips, Sam said, "Helping other people feels good."
"Sam is such a blessing to our congregation," said Pastor Joseph Graumann. "We are so happy that he will be a blessing to the whole church."
There were 33 applicants for the six available spots, noted Molly Beck Dean, Interim Program Director for Youth Ministry for the ELCA. "The six outgoing YCLT members and three adult advisors were the selection group. Everyone read all applications, did some personal praying and discerning, and then we talked about those who stood out." She said Sam's "speaking of adaptive leadership, acknowledging that sometimes leaders have to make the tough choices and the importance of making sure everyone feels heard," were things that stood out in Sam's application.
For more information about St. Stephen Lutheran Church, visit www.saintstephenlutheran.com or the church's Facebook page. The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America is the nation's largest Lutheran church, with approximately four million members split into 65 synods, or territories, across the United States and the Caribbean.
Book Clubs, Brunches, and Birthdays, oh my! Pictures from the week
The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry by Gabrielle Zevin was the February book choice for the St. Stephen Book Club, which met this month at church with Bev Broz and Leeann Brewitt hosting. Lunch was topped by a lively discussion about the novel. The next meeting will take place at Jan and Tom Conlin's home on March 2, when members will be discussing My Brilliant Friend by Elena Ferrante. New members are always welcome.
Happy Birthday, Pastor Joe! Sunday, February 11 was not only a church day, but the pastor's birthday, and another occasion for cake!
The Senior Friends recently enjoyed luncheon at the Epicurean Room at Assabet Valley Regional Vocational School in Marlborough. Their meal was prepared by the future chefs in the Culinary Arts program.
Ash Wednesday or Valentines Day? Either way, it's all about love!
 Wednesday, February 14 is not only Valentine's Day around the world, but also Ash Wednesday in Christian churches, and the day Word-Up Wednesday services will resume at 6:30 pm at St. Stephen Lutheran Church, 537 Bolton St., Marlborough.
As love is the focus for Valentine's Day, it is also compatible with Word-Up Wednesday worship, notes St. Stephen Pastor Joseph Graumann.
"As society celebrates love with hearts and chocolates, Saint Stephen Lutheran Church also offers a chance to celebrate a very different kind of Love. During Lent, we walk with Jesus to the cross, where God's love is poured out for all of us. This Ash Wednesday, we begin to look to that cross, to remember our own mortality, and to celebrate the depth of God's love; love even to death."
Old Testament prophecy, contemporary poetry, easy-to-sing music, and participant Bible study are all part of the service, which more resembles a gathering in the catacombs than a formal service in a cathedral.
Valentine's Day began as a Christian commemoration. "Saint Valentine died for the sake of God's love," the pastor added. "He literally loved us all to death. What better way to celebrate Saint Valentine's Day than to celebrate God's love to the depth of who we are."
Word-up Wednesday takes place weekly at 6:30 pm; Sunday worship at St. Stephen is at 9:30 am, with Sunday School running concurrently, followed by coffee and fellowship.
For more information about the church, visit www.saintstephenlutheran.com or the church's Facebook page. Saint Stephen is a member of the New England Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (www.elca.org) The church is a Reconciling in Christ congregation, inviting people of every gender, sexuality, race, ethnicity, ability, marital status, or class. Parishioners come from Marlborough, Hudson, Berlin, Northborough, Southborough, Westborough, Shrewsbury, Stow, Sudbury, and Bolton.
The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America is the nation's largest Lutheran church, with approximately four million members split into 65 synods, or territories, across the United States and the Caribbean.
"Out of Both, One": Eagles and Pats Fans in Harmony (Mostly)
Football fans came out in force for Sunday's worship service. Perhaps's the pastor's hymn choice of "On Eagle's Wings" impacted the result....
Church Council Installed
Pastor Joe installed the members of the 2018 Congregation Council on Sunday. From left, they include Frank Dutt, Jane Woolsey, Marlea Dutt, Dave Ross, Harold Greer, Anita Phelan, Elaine Recklet, Barbara Parente, Stan Hanson, and Sarah Maston (not in photo). Harold, Anita, and Stan were welcomed as the new members. Norma DuBois and Ken LaPlante, who completed their terms on council, were thanked for their service. Ann Gibson photo
SSLC Hosts Forward Leadership
SSLC hosted about 60 people from area churches involved in the Forward Leadership program on Saturday, February 3, offering space, hospitality, and delicious food. Thanks to Stan and Linda Hanson, Anita Phelan, Barbara Parente, and Brian White for breakfast offerings, including homemade coffee cakes, fruit, and bagels. Kudos to lunch providers Harold Greer, Pastor Joe, Scott and Donna Lambert, Martha Domke, Ann Weston, and Beth and Dan Warner, who all together offered ribs, beef stew, and five different varieties of chili. Special thanks to Scott and Matt Lambert for set-up and Brian Zimmel and Frank Dutt for clean-up. PHOTO: Martha Domke, Barbara Parente, Ann Weston, Anita Phelan, and Harold Greer get ready for the lunch crowd.


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Mumbai: Young Team India routed a higher ranked Puerto Rico 4-1 in an international friendly match played at Andheri Sports Complex in Mumbai on Saturday.
The Blue Tigers fell behind early to an Emanuel Sanchez (8th) strike but replied only eight minutes later through Narayan Das (16th) and then two quick goals from Sunil Chettri (24th) and Jeje Lalpekhlua (33rd) give them a two goal advantage before and Jackichand Singh (59th) put the final nail in the coffin.
Now if we talk about the match from first minute, Puerto Rico started the game with very well aggressive mode. They placed some good attack by using flanks putting the Indian defense under serious threat in the initial minutes.
The visitors broke the deadlock in the 8th minute from a spot kick. Jackichand fouled a Puerto Rico man inside the box which referee gave penalty to the visitors. Striker Sanchez did no mistake to score from the spot kick.
Having conceded, India, who started with Sunil and Jeje upfront, dominated majority of the proceedings looking for the equaliser. In the 17th minute, Bikash Jairu was brought down just on the edge of the box and Sunil shouldered the duty to taking the free-kick. His right footed effort hit the woodeork but left back Narayan scored with the follow up giving the rival custodian no chance.
The goal gave the Stephen Constantine-coached side much-needed confidence as they stormed ahead via Sunil. Andrea tripped down Sunil at the edge of the box which earned a free-kick for India and Sunil did no mistake to curl into the top left corner in the 24th minute.
After taking the lead India looked more dangerous as they placed a host of attacks in the Puerto Rico box and Jeje once again showed his goal scoring ability in the 33rd minute. Sunil after receiving a long ball from Pritam Kotal fed it to Jeje who headed home to make the scoreline steeper for the visitors.
The boys in the blue headed towards the dressing room with a handsome lead of 3-1.
India introduced Rowllin Borges and Halicharan Narzary at the expenses of Bikash Jairu and Pronay Halder at the begining of the second session.
Halicharan made a immediate impact and almost got an assist in the 47th minute, but his long ball was too heavy for Eugeneson Lyngdoh who was trying to cut in from the right flank.
Meanwhile, Puerto Rico went agonisingly close through substitute Ramos but the woodwork came in for India's help.
Around the hour mark Jackichand Singh finally got his name on the scoresheet when he smashed the roof of the net. Jeje delivered a delightful cross from the left to Eugeneson who just flicked it for Jackichand and the winger slotted home.
In the remainder of the game, Puerto Rico did show some excellent moves in patches but they could not convert chances as India held on for a well-deserved 4-1 win.
MUMBAI: Indian National Football team will host Puerto Rico in a international friendly match at the Andheri Sports Complex in Mumbai on Saturday.
This will be the first time since November 2011 when a non-Asian country visits India after Zambia, and also the first occasion in two years when India hosting a high-ranked opponent after Palestine in October 2014.
Recently, India have been on a good form, having defeated Laos 7-1 on aggregate in the 2019 Asian Cup qualifiers in June. Then the Blue Tigers went on to defeat Bhutan 3-0 in a unofficial game last month at Thimpu, Bhutan.
Indian coach Stephen Constantine, who has introduced 32 new faces in International Football since taking over in Januray 2015, will once again rely on a bunch of young side beside seniors like Sunil Chhetri, Jeje Lalpekhlua and Arnab Mondal.
"We are very motivated to play against a high-ranked opponent. If you want to go higher it's important that you play against stronger sides. I would rather lose 4-0 to Iran than win 3-0 against a weaker Nation," Constantine said.
Goalkeeper Gurpreet Singh Sandhu will lead the Blue Tigers tomorrow against Puerto Rico.
On the other hand, Puerto Rico, who are placed 114 in the FIFA Rankings, came to India with almost a full-strength squad and the islanders are looking to use this game as an avenue to assess their squad ahead of the 2017 Caribbean Cup qualifiers against Antigua and Barbuda.
Led by Spanish coach Carlos García Cantarero, Puerto Rico lost 0-1 to Dominican Republic in their last fixture on August 30, came here without their all time top scorer Hector Ramos.
Along with Ramos two other strikers in Jorge Rivera and Joseph Marrero have also skipped the tour for dispute with the Puerto Rican Football Federation over daily allowance for expenses and the absence of three first-team strikers would definately weaken the Puerto Rico front-line.
However, that was not the end of Puerto Rico's misery as the entire team had missed their to Mumbai from New York on Thursday and only reach here on this evening but their coach Carlos García Cantarero stays positive ahead of the clash and hopes for a good competitive match.
The game at the Andheri Sports Complex kicks off at 8.00 pm on Saturday will be telecast live on Star Sports 2.


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Beyond Spots & Dots Wins PRSA Pittsburgh Renaissance Award
Beyond Spots & Dots, a full-service advertising agency, today announced that it has been recognized by the PRSA Renaissance Awards for the agency's corporate social responsibility through its Women-to-Women Grant Program. This accolade emphasizes Beyond Spots & Dots' commitment to supporting women-owned businesses and strengthening communities who have been negatively impacted by COVID-19.
Beyond Spots & Dots received a PRSA Pittsburgh Renaissance Award for corporate social responsibility. The agency submitted its Women-to-Women Grant Program, detailing the agency's philanthropic efforts to offer women-owned small businesses impacted by the pandemic with grant funding. This total grant amount went to female business owners in each of their offices' communities including $5,000 to Pittsburgh, $5,000 to Baltimore, and $5,000 to Columbus.
"We are grateful to have sustained our business throughout the pandemic, and, as a women-owned company, we want to extend our support and give back to female business owners in the communities we serve," said Melanie Querry, President and Founder, Beyond Spots & Dots. "We're very proud of our Women-to-Women Grant Program and to have had the opportunity to offer grant funding to three outstanding women-owned businesses."
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To view the announcement of our 2021 PRSA Renaissance Award visit: https://youtu.be/FtndmDkr4-0
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Sattu Laddu : Laddu made with roasted bengal gram flour and tastes great.
Coconut Kheer : Kheer or Payasam fill with the richness of milk and coconut.
Malpua : It is an Indian sweet dish that is basically a sugar syrup soaked pancake prepared from a batter of flour, sooji and milk.
Kesari Kheer : A creamy Indian rice pudding or payasam cooked with rice and milk and is flavoured with cardamom and kesar.
Suji ki Katli : Barfi made with rava or suji and topped with dry fruits.
Kaju Mawa Halwa : A delicious halwa made with lots of kaju and khoya or mawa.
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'Homework gap' hurts poor, rural students
U.S. Senator Tom Udall and Jessica Rosenworcel
Earlier this fall, kids in New Mexico and across the country headed back to school. This has meant a return to the routine of waking up early each morning, juggling extracurricular activities and sports after school and, of course, the nightly ritual of homework.
But for students in 5 million American households, homework represents an especially difficult challenge because they fall into the "Homework Gap" – they receive assignments that require the internet, but do not have broadband access at home.
This is a problem because just as access to broadband has become essential for finding a job or shopping online, it has also become necessary to complete basic school assignments. In fact, 1 in 5 students say they cannot do homework because they lack internet outside of school. Additionally, in another survey, 42 percent of students said that they received a lower grade on an assignment because they did not have access to the internet. The Homework Gap hurts low-income and highly rural students hardest.
These numbers are startling, but they aren't surprising. Kids have always required access to learning tools to have a fair shot at success. In today's digital age, that means access to the internet. Old, dusty chalkboards have been replaced by digital projectors and computing devices in the hands of every student. Without the internet, students are at a disadvantage. We must get creative as a nation and find a way to bridge this growing digital divide that is leaving behind students in low-income and rural America.
Our recent visit to rural Hatch confirmed this reality. Against a beautiful agricultural landscape known for producing hot green chile, we witnessed how technology and the internet play a central role in today's educational experience. At Hatch Valley High School, we saw teachers use technology to measure their students' performance and better target their lessons as the class unfolded in real-time. We observed the benefits of digital learning first-hand as students were literally connected to an entire world of information via Wi-Fi inside the confines of their classroom.
But we also learned that for many students, that interactive experience is one they only have at school. Once the final bell has rung and school is done for the day, kids and their parents face a nightly challenge of coordinating visits to the houses of friends and relatives with broadband, just so they can do their homework. Some rely on cellphone data, but parents on a budget can't afford expensive data plans, and these kids are out of luck when they reach the monthly limit. We listened to one student-athlete, Jonah Madrid, describe his odyssey of hourslong travel to play varsity football games only to return to the pitch-black school parking lot late at night so that he can catch an internet signal to do his homework.
These students deserve an A for their efforts. Their tenacity and willingness to help each other is what makes up the best in our country. But it should not be this hard to get homework done.
The good news is that there are local programs afoot across the country designed to narrow the Homework Gap. One great example is that some school districts are beginning to put Wi-Fi on school buses. This innovation can turn ride time into connected time, especially for students and student-athletes with long commutes on the school bus. For a student without the internet at home, access to Wi-Fi can be a game-changer. In fact, over half of us have used Wi-Fi to access the internet. And talk to any student and you will quickly learn it is their preferred way to get online. We should explore how federal efforts like those run by the Federal Communications Commission and the Department of Education can help pave the way for more Wi-Fi on wheels.
With the start of the school year, it's time to get to work and close the Homework Gap. After all, our collective future begins with the work that our students are doing each day in and out of school.
Tom Udall, D-Santa Fe, represents New Mexico in the U.S. Senate. Jessica Rosenworcel is commissioner of the Federal Communications Commission.


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King Letsie III of Lesotho Arrives Today to Present Wittenberg Commencement Address, May 12
News agencies around the world are talking about the royals coming to town for Wittenberg University's 168th Commencement ceremony.
King Letsie III, the Constitutional Monarch of the southern African Kingdom of Lesotho, and his wife, Queen 'Masenate, along with Lesotho's foreign minister, ambassador to the United States and archbishop, will arrive today, Friday, May 11, allowing current and former students to have the opportunity to meet them before Saturday's Commencement ceremony at 11:30 a.m. His Majesty King Letsie III will deliver the keynote address for the more than 370 students graduating as part of the Wittenberg's class of 2018 on Saturday, May 12.
His forthcoming visit reflects Wittenberg's longstanding commitment to service and compassion as Lesotho holds a special place in the hearts of the Wittenberg students, alumni and the entire campus. Since 2003, more than 400 Wittenberg students and community members have participated in a service-learning trip to Lesotho through a program founded by Scott Rosenberg, professor of history, chair of Wittenberg's Peace Corps Prep Program, and Honorary Consul to the Kingdom of Lesotho.
"The entire Springfield community, through the collaboration between Wittenberg and the Springfield Rotary Club, holds the country of Lesotho near and dear to their hearts. Joint and independent projects over the past 10 years have made Wittenberg and Springfield, Ohio, synonymous to the Basotho people," Rosenberg explained.
A country of slightly more than two million, Lesotho has an estimated 200,000 orphans and an estimated 33 percent of children under the age of five years that who suffer from severe malnutrition and stunting. Only 11 percent of Basotho children aged six to 23 months fall into the criteria for a minimum acceptable diet.
Inspired by Rosenberg's own years in the Peace Corps, the program participants spend four weeks in service, helping to build houses, planting gardens, creating playgrounds and volunteering at orphanages and a pediatric AIDS clinic, among other activities. Many of the sites the students volunteer at are projects begun by the Springfield Rotary, and now both groups work together toward their sustainability.
The Rotary Club previously connected with Rosenberg while searching for an international project several years ago. Before returning to Lesotho, His Majesty King Letsie will actually attend the Rotary Club's Monday luncheon, according to Steve Neely, Rotary president. The club has also sponsored the college education of two Lesotho women, Neo Mosoeunyane and Lemohang Mokhalinyane, who are attending Wittenberg University and Clark State Community College, respectively.
Additionally, three years ago, a small group of Wittenberg students and faculty members, also led by Rosenberg, started the Lesotho Nutrition Initiative (LNI), which is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that provides hundreds of thousands of meals a year to 1,500 children in Lesotho suffering from severe malnutrition and stunting.
During the last two academic years with the support of volunteers from the Wittenberg campus and the Springfield community, LNI has packed more than 670,000 meals with 370,000 already shipped and another 285,000 more to ship next month. There are roughly 25 students involved in LNI and 10 student officers.
Madeline O'Malley, class of 2018 from Columbus, Ohio, became LNI's event coordinator after traveling to Lesotho during the 2015-16 academic year. She plans to return as a youth empowerment HIV/AIDs volunteer with the Peace Corps.
"After going to Lesotho during the winter of 2015-16, it not only solidified my dreams of joining a service-dedicated program after graduation, but it also introduced me to the most wonderful country filled with the kindest and [most] welcoming people I have ever come across," she said.
"Once returning from Lesotho, my passion for the country never subsided, and I only continued to study it more, as well as becoming involved with the Lesotho Nutrition Initiative. Having the King of Lesotho come and speak at the graduating class of 2018's Commencement is remarkable. Wittenberg, and especially this class, have all been so involved with Lesotho, whether it be helping with fundraising for LNI, attending LNI's events, or packing meals for chronically malnourished people in Lesotho – they have made an impact on us."
Read more stories about the King's visit:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5702247/African-king-commencement-speech-Ohio-university.html
https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/higher-education/african-king-to-give-commencement-speech-at-ohio-university/2018/05/08/ba4d0eba-5275-11e8-a6d4-ca1d035642ce_story.html?noredirect=on&utm_term=.91124e5a9cce
http://www.startribune.com/african-king-to-give-commencement-speech-at-ohio-university/482003071/
http://bismarcktribune.com/news/national/african-king-to-give-commencement-speech-at-ohio-university/article_c4b9a23a-9934-5dd0-be8e-f00342c8ef5e.html
Keynote Speaker Announced
The Wittenberg University class of 2018 has chosen King Letsie III, the Constitutional Monarch of the southern African Kingdom of Lesotho, to present the keynote address at the university's 168th Commencement Exercises, set to take place in picturesque Commencement Hollow on May 12, 2018.
Touching Tiny Lives
Being part of Wittenberg's Peace Corps Prep program helped Ali Kukovich, class of 2017, prepare for her next journey.
Journey Fit for a King
Wittenberg students were given the "royal treatment" on their latest service-learning trip to the southern African Kingdom of Lesotho.


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Economic and Industry Leaders have High Hopes for New German Government
The mood is positive as Olaf Scholz from the center-left Social Democrats (SPD) becomes the ninth chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany, succeeding Angela Merkel after 16 years. Chancellor Scholz's three-way coalition with the environmentalist Greens and business-friendly Free Democrats (FDP) generally has the heads of economic institutes and trade organizations looking brightly toward the future.
"The coalition agreement is balanced and ambitious," Marcel Fratzscher, the president of the German Institute for Economic Research (DIW) said in a statement. "It's balanced because it places equal emphasis on three goals: climate protection, digital transformation and social renewal."
"The coalition's planned investments are financed by multiple instruments," said Clemens Fuest, president of leading economic think-tank Ifo. "Firstly, (Germany's economic development bank) KfW will play a major role and will be equipped with additional capital if necessary. In this way, investments of significant volume can be financed. Secondly there are indications that, within the framework of the national government special assets in 2021 and 2022, credit will be taken out to finance transformational projects in the years to come. That means, in essence, the creation of a kind of budgetary reserve fund."
The attitude of Germany's industry associations is likewise mostly upbeat.
"In their coalition agreement, the SPD, the Greens, and the FDP have confronted the enormous challenges facing German industry," said the Federation of German Industries in a statement. "This includes the modernization of the state by accelerating planning and approval procedures, the transition of industrial Germany to climate neutrality and self-confident policies toward Europe and the rest of the world. The significance of industry and its innovative power is represented very clearly and positively in many central parts of the agreement. It's something to build on."
"It's to be welcome that the coalition parties have come out strong in favor of a robust European banking and capital market characterized by competition and variety of business models," said Marija Kolak, president of the National Association of German Cooperative Banks (BVR). "At the same time, proven medium-sized business structures and solutions, which bring a high degree of stability, won't be disrupted."
"Right now, we need to address the important questions for the future, especially digitalization and decarbonization," said Achim Berg, president of digital industry association bitkom. "I'm pleased that the coalition agreement explicitly acknowledges the significance of both of these epochal processes of transformation."
Representatives of smaller businesses are also happy.
"This is quite good," said Christian Miele, chairman of the Federal Association of German Start-Ups. "As a start-up association, we welcome the fact that the coalition agreement places such emphasis on start-ups. It's super that the coalition has put on their agenda the issues of employee profit-sharing, start-up financing, a simplified procedure for awarding public contracts and the ability to found a company within 24 hours."
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This Practice for Mastery test / quiz covers material on the AQA GCSE B3 Religious and Morality unit 'Religious Attitudes to Crime & Punishment' and includes topics such as: What is crime and why do people resort to it? How should we deal with criminals? Is the purpose of punishment retribution or reformation? Is capital punishment a deterrent or does it make murderers of the executioners? This curriculum examines religious responses to these questions and applies religious beliefs and teachings to the key issues. Students revising for the GCSE in Religious Studies in the UK will find this very useful. This quiz will also be beneficial for anyone studying similar subjects.The questions will help you review and test your knowledge. The app contains both true/false questions and multiple choice. It's great as practice app that you can use to test what you have learned or also as a refresher that you want to use as you prepare for or just before taking an exam. You can choose to answer 10, 15 or 25 questions. The questions will be randomized so that each time you take the quiz (for example 25 questions) you will get a different set of questions. At the end of the quiz, you will be shown the total number you got correct and your percentage score. Features Offers the ideal test format. The unique quiz features traditional multiple choice and True / False questions proven to be a great way to test knowledge. Its an excellent and quick resource that helps you as you prepare for your exam No internet access required Excellent way to review what you have learned and test your self Shows your score at the end of each quiz Choose the number of questions you would like to take Questions randomized each time App is very intuitive an needs minimal input Intuitive and beautiful interface When you get a question wrong you are immediately told the correct answer. Easy to use and efficient Great quick resource for studentsTry this Quiz App today and youll be glad you did!


Low-income residents of Berkeley, California, may soon have a chance to score some free weed from medical marijuana dispensaries, thanks to a pending change to the famously liberal city's pot laws.
In a unanimous vote Tuesday, Berkeley's City Council approved a first reading of amendments to the city's medical marijuana ordinance. Among the proposed changes: to require at least 2 percent of medical marijuana dispensaries' "green" medicine to be given away at no cost to low-income members. "The pot has to be of good quality too," the East Bay Express reports.
But before you pack up your pipe and hitchhike to Berkeley, let's go over the details of this free medical weed ordinance.
Berkeley Councilman Darryl Moore told San Francisco's KPIX-TV that the city wants to ensure that "homeless, indigent folks have access to their medical marijuana, their medicine."
As you may recall, California was the first state to allow medical marijuana in 1996, and since then the state has continued to explore policies surrounding medicinal cannabis.
Among other proposed changes to make Berkeley's ordinances more like California state law, councilmembers voted to require that 2 percent of each dispensaries' annual medical cannabis must be provided for free to "very low-income" members. For purposes of the Berkeley ordinance, "very low income" will likely parallel current city tax breaks, which are capped at a household income of $37,400.
So even if it's tough to live in your two-bedroom Berkeley apartment on $40,000 a year, you probably won't be eligible for any free medical pot. KPIX reports that some local dispensaries already give out free medicinal weed to the poor, like the Berkeley Patients Group.
The revised law would distinguish between "cooperatives," "collectives," and "dispensaries."
The changes won't become official until the council approves the measure next week, but things are looking up for low-income medical pot patients in Berkeley.


Adam Kokesh, an American who stars on KGB-TV, otherwise known as RT or Russia Today television, staged a publicity stunt at the Jefferson Memorial on May 28 and is now complaining about his arrest for "dancing." His video is getting attention from the media, while his followers are insisting that he was the victim of harsh police tactics. But an examination of the video of his arrest shows that the event was a planned provocation by professional agitators arranged in coordination with Medea Benjamin of Code Pink, who was also arrested.
Kokesh anchors the "Adam Vs. The Man" TV show on Russia Today, an English-language channel carried in the U.S. and other Western countries which is funded by the Moscow regime of Vladimir Putin, a former KGB officer. The channel is considered a propaganda outlet for Russian intelligence services and hired an alleged Russian spy who is in the process of being deported from Britain.
One of the regular stars of the Kokesh show is Luke Rudkowski, the founder of We Are Change an advocate of the theory that the 9/11 terrorist attacks were staged by the U.S. Government and blamed on Muslims.
The Kokesh stunt, which included advance notice to the press and demonstrators armed with cameras to record the inevitable confrontation, appears to have been designed to generate interest in Kokesh's show on the Russian government-funded propaganda channel and to depict the U.S. as a police state.
An "anti-war" veteran, former Republican candidate for Congress, and Ron Paul supporter who called for the impeachment of President Bush, Kokesh wants the public to believe that he was arrested for "dancing" at the site when the video actually shows that he and his associates were engaged in disorderly conduct. Their activities succeeded in closing down access to the memorial while the arrests were in progress.
A local report on the Fox TV affiliate in Washington by reporter Roz Plater treated the protesters at the Jefferson Memorial as innocent victims of the police and even showed Benjamin inviting more demonstrators to the memorial for another protest.
What the reporter failed to point out is that Code Pink is a pro-Marxist organization that disrupted several appearances by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Washington and staged a demonstration calling for an end to military aid to Israel. Benjamin has met with leaders of the terrorist group Hamas but claims she doesn't support terrorist organizations.
A U.S. District Court has ruled that the Park Service has a substantial interest in promoting a "tranquil environment" at national memorials and can forbid activities that interfere with that atmosphere. The law is not intended to interfere with free speech, but to protect the rights of families to appreciate the solemn nature of the memorials.
The video clearly shows a police officer warning the "dancers" that demonstrations, including dancing, would get them arrested.
As Medea Benjamin and an associate were arrested, Kokesh is visible in the background, wearing sunglasses and a "Disobey" T-shirt, dancing around and trying to draw attention to himself. The police react by taking him to the ground, after several unheeded warnings of "get to your knees," and arresting him.
The demonstration fits right into the anti-American propaganda line of Russia Today, which has been described by Konstantin Preobrazhensky, a former Soviet KGB officer who defected to the West, as "a part of the Russian industry of misinformation and manipulation" of foreign audiences. The obvious purpose in this case is to suggest that the U.S. is an oppressive state with no right to criticize the Kremlin's increasingly authoritarian nature.
Another example of such fare is the RT story, "FBI targeting political activists as terrorists," which faults the FBI for investigating far-left groups for having international Marxist connections or links to violence. "The FBI and other government agencies are cracking down on those who are not willing to say in line with the status quo," the propaganda piece claims. In this case, the FBI reportedly raided the home of an activist with alleged links to a Marxist-Leninist group, the Freedom Road Socialist Organization. Other members of this group were raided by the FBI last September, on suspicions of providing support to foreign terrorist organizations.
RT regularly features Marxist and radical commentators in the U.S. such as Noam Chomsky, Gloria La Riva of the Party for Socialism and Liberation, Carl Dix of the Revolutionary Communist Party, and 9/11 "inside job" advocate and radio host Alex Jones.
Jones, who describes himself as "a loyal American who loves my country," has appeared regularly on RT to denounce U.S. foreign policy and even to defend Russia's invasion of Georgia.
While he offers up a lot of anti-government views, which strike a chord with some libertarians, Kokesh is also at the service of the liberal-left, interviewing figures such as Medea Benjamin and "social justice" advocate Jim Wallis of Sojouners. Interestingly, Kokesh's followers have suggested such figures as Ron Paul, Alex Jones, Andrew Napolitano, and Noam Chomsky as guests on his show. Kokesh represents an anti-American mix of commentators from across the political spectrum, all designed to make America look like a bad place to live.
Not surprisingly, Russia Today interviewed Kokesh on the air about the "dancing" controversy, giving him yet another platform to spout his nonsense about "the brutal nature of the police force." RT was obviously pleased with the effort by their American employee to disrupt U.S. Memorial Day activities.


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Coveris Shortlisted for a Record Five UK Packaging Awards
The UK Packaging Award shortlists have been revealed and Coveris has been announced as a finalist in five categories. This is a record number of categories for Coveris in these awards, the industry's largest celebration of packaging each year in the UK where quality, performance and excellence is recognised.
Coveris is shortlisted for Company of the Year, Investment Project of the Year, Cartonboard Pack of the Year, Flexible Plastic Pack of the Year and Label of the Year. Congratulations to Coveris' new colleagues at Amberley Labels following its acquisition this week, who are also a finalist in Label of the Year. The shortlisted entries are:
Investment Project of the Year: Pack Positive® Centre
Cartonboard Pack of the Year: PAVE d'Affinois Luxury Cheese Lovers Advent Calendar
Flexible Plastic Pack of the Year: PE+
Label of the Year: LIC Frozen Cocktails
Entries are judged by a panel of industry experts, journalists, retailers and major brand owners, with the winners announced at the UK Packaging Awards 2019 ceremony on Thursday 7th November at Grosvenor House, London. A full list of UK Packaging Awards categories and shortlisted entries can be viewed here.
Coveris has already had success this year, winning New Product Award at the Sammies Awards for the development of new M&S sushi packaging which has achieved significant recyclability and weight reduction improvements. Coveris was also recognised for print excellence at the European Flexographic Industry Association (EFIA) Awards this year, and Gold award winners in three categories as well as Silver in the prestigious 'Best in Show' competition.
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VA » Health Care » Corporal Michael J. Crescenz VAMC » Press Releases » Press Releases
Mural Dedication - The Corporal Michael J. Crescenz VA Medical Center (CMCVAMC) will host the dedication of "American Tableau" a new mural created through a partnership of the Veterans Empowerment Center (VEC) of the Crescenz VA Medical Center, Mural Arts Philadelphia, and the City of Philadelphia Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Services. The mural pays tribute to the strength and resilience of our nation's veterans. (11/02/2018)
Sharing Experiences Heals Lives - Private groups come through for Philadelphia Veterans (06/03/2015)
Family Caregivers eligible for expanded support, services - The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has published the interim final rule for implementing the Caregivers and Veterans Omnibus Health Services Act of 2010. This new rule will provide additional support to eligible post-9/11 Veterans who elect to receive their care in a home setting from a primary Family Caregiver. (05/05/2011)
Homeless residential center for Veterans coming to Philadelphia - The Philadelphia Veterans Affairs Medical Center is preparing to establish a new, 40-bed facility to provide 24/7 treatment services to homeless Veterans. Philadelphia is one of five cities nationwide selected to open a "Domiciliary Care for Homeless Veterans" facility, or DCHV. As another step in the Department of Veterans Affairs' efforts to end homelessness among Veterans, the DCHV will provide state-of-the-art rehabilitation and treatment services that include medical, psychiatric, and substance abuse treatment. Facility staff will help Veterans focus on living independent and healthy lives, with the ultimate goal of improving their quality of life and integrating successfully into society. Other cities selected to open a DCHV are Atlanta, Miami, Denver and San Diego. There are currently 42 operational centers nationwide with 2,152 treatment beds, and these five additional sites will add 70,000 bed days of care per year for about 1,000 Veterans. Philadelphia VAMC officials have begun the search for a suitable site for the new facility, which is planned to open in fiscal 2011. Staff will also be recruited to operate the center. "Philadelphia VA Medical Center is proud to be in the forefront of this initiative," said Janice M. Boss, Philadelphia VAMC Interim Director. "This announcement comes shortly after VA established the National Center on Homelessness among Veterans in Philadelphia. "Safe housing, combined with job training and treatment programs, can have a very positive impact on the lives of the Veterans we're honored to serve." VA staff at the new facility will include nurses, social workers, physicians, psychologists and other health care professionals. Staffing numbers and the facility's budget are being developed as part of the planning process. "This is great news for our Veterans because it adds a bed capacity right here in the city and is a resource we just didn't have," said David Oslin, MD, the Philadelphia VA's chief of Behavioral Health, Interim Chief of Staff, and Associate Professor at the University of Pennsylvania. "For the first time we will be able to offer the full continuum of care right here in Philadelphia, from acute inpatient care through independent living. The location will enable us to deliver care closer to where Veterans live – near their families and other community support structures. " The Philadelphia VAMC also manages a voucher program funded by the Department of Housing and Urban Development to reduce and prevent Veteran homelessness. This initiative, known as HUD/VASH, helps Veterans secure permanent housing and is showing inroads as 245 Veterans in the Philadelphia area are already benefiting from it. # # # (07/15/2010)
Resiliency Run - Resiliency Runners to stop at Philadelphia VAMC (05/20/2010)
Philadelphia VA staff earn public service awards - FEB Awards (05/11/2010)
National Nurses Week 2010! - National Nurses Week 2010 is celebrated May 6-12, 2010. (05/10/2010)


For 2018/19 the deemed dividends benchmark interest rate is 5.20%.
For 2017/18 the deemed dividends benchmark interest rate is 5.30%.
Division 7A does not apply to loans to associates made under a conforming loan agreement if the rate of interest payable satisfies the benchmark interest rate requirements.
The benchmark interest rate is relevant to private company loans made or deemed to have been made after 3 December 1997 and to trustee loans made after 11 December 2002.
The Government has initiated consultations (now completed) with a view to amending the Division 7A rules to make them clearer and easier to comply with. It is also proposed that Unpaid Present Entitlements are captured within Division 7A.
[update 2 April 2019] Included in the Budget 2019 announcements the government has advised the deferral of the intended start date until 1 July 2020.
Information in the Budget 2016 referred to proposed improvements to Div 7A operations.
Following the Board of Taxation's post-implementation review of Division 7A, the Government has said it will act on recommendations with effect from 1 July 2018.
Subject to legislation, the measures start date has been deferred until 1 July 2019 to coincide with further measures announced in the 2018-19 Budget.
In brief, the application of Div 7A is to treat loans or debts as deemed taxable unfranked dividends. The amount of the deemed dividend is limited to the extent of the company's distributable surplus.
Private company loans made or deemed to have been made after 3 December 1997.
Division 7A applies to trustee loans made after 11 December 2002.
Tax Determination TD 2018/13 sets out the view that section 109T can apply to a payment or loan made by a private company to an interposed entity, even if it is an ordinary commercial transaction.
Section 109T would apply if a reasonable person would conclude that the payment or loan is made solely or mainly as part of an arrangement involving a payment or loan to a shareholder or shareholder's associate.
A Div 7A deemed dividend outcome can be disregarded at the discretion of the Tax Office, in circumstances considered to have arisen as a result of an "honest mistake or inadvertent omission".
A Tribunal case which reviewed the Commissioner's refusal to exercise discretion is discussed here.
The Tax Office advise that exercise of the discretion will depend on the extent to which the taxpayer has taken corrective action, or has given undertakings to do so, and the speed with which that occurs.
An example of corrective action is the establishment of a compliant loan agreement and the payment of catch-up payments to create a position at least equivalent to that of having complied from the time of non-compliance.
A Tax Office description of corrective action and example calculations are provided here.
Budget 2018 (8 May 2018): The Government announced its intention to ensure that unpaid present entitlements come within the scope of Division 7A of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 from 1 July 2019.
This will apply where a related private company is made entitled to a share of trust income as a beneficiary but has not been paid that amount, known as an unpaid present entitlement.
In 2010 the ATO published a view (TR 2010/3) that unpaid present entitlements owed by a trust to a private company within the same closely held family group were essentially 'loans' for the purposes of Division 7A.
This raises the possibility of UPEs being taxed as unfranked dividends.
PSLA 2010/4 provides guidance and examples of the application of TR 2010/3 , detailing ways (apart from deploying a Division 7A loan agreement) to avoid the ATO applying Division 7A to UPE balances.
The standard escape hatch to the deemed dividend application of Div 7A is provided under Section 109N ITAA1936 for loans meeting the criteria for minimum interest rate and maximum term.
The Benchmark Interest rate is determined on an annual basis, so the loan agreement interest rate should be expressed in terms of equivalence to, or exceeding the prevailing benchmark rate.
Section 109E provides a minimum repayment formula, essentially based on the declining loan balance in relation to the remaining term of the loan, and commencing in the year after the loan was made. Interest is provided at each year's benchmark rate.
Loans complying with Section 109N are also exempt from FBT (since July 2006).
The Division 7A benchmark interest rate is updated annually by the issue of a Tax Determination.


Tauranga Yacht and Power Boat Club did not hold this race in 2019 due to local circumstances, but such a trifle did not keep SOL from running it on ourselves.
So, the SOL fleet, in our Farr 38's, went off and had a splendid race.
If you'd take the time to read the race report from WRmirekd, you'll realize how important it is to get a good start. WRmirekd did a flawless race and finished in 24h43m22s.
Great achievement WR and congratulations.


Werribee is a suburb of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 32 km south-west of Melbourne's Central Business District, located within the City of Wyndham local government area. Werribee recorded a population of 40,345 at the 2016 Census.Werribee is situated on the Werribee River, approximately halfway between Melbourne and Geelong, on the Princes Highway. It is the administrative centre of the City of Wyndham Local Government Area and is the City's most populous centre. Werribee is part of the Greater Melbourne metropolitan area and is included in the capital's population statistical division.Since the 1990s the suburb has experienced rapid suburban growth into surrounding greenfield land, and becoming a commuter town in the Melbourne-Geelong growth corridor. Due to this urban sprawl Wyndham and its suburbs have merged into the Melbourne conurbation.It was established as an agricultural settlement in the 1850s, originally named Wyndham and was renamed Werribee (derived from the Aboriginal name meaning "backbone" or "spine") in 1904.The suburb is best known for its major tourist attractions, which include the former estate of wealthy pastoralist Thomas Chirnside, known as Werribee Park, the Victoria State Rose Garden, the Werribee Park National Equestrian Centre and the Werribee Open Range Zoo.
Werribee is in Greater Melbourne. Take a look at our Australia trip planner to refine the details of your trip to Werribee.


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Q: Trying to understand why energy must be quantized/discrete So I'm reading about bound systems right now in my quantum text. It is beginning to explain why energy must be quantized, and is doing so by introducing the reader to the one dimensional "quanton in a box". Essentially it shows this:
For a region of 0 potential energy, with infinite potential energy everywhere else, a particle is "free" within the region of 0 potential energy. This means that the particles wave function must go to zero at these "boudaries", and therefore resemble a standing wave between the potential energy bounds.
Because the wavefunction must be zero at the ends, the Dr Broglie wavelength must be so that an integer number of half-wavelengths fits inbetween the regions of infinite potential. Therefore, the energy of a particle (quanton) must be so to satisfy this, and cannot be any arbitrary value.
First of all, the more board question: why, then would an electron that is outside of a bound system be quantized? Or any other particle that is outside of a bound system (atomic nucleus, etc.)?
Secondly, the question that I am more interested in: the only reason that a classical standing wave in a string results in the way it does is be cause f resonance; the string resists frequencies that do not match a natural harmonic of the material, and accepts very well frequencies which do match. So then isn't the fact of energy quantization a direct consequence of the phenomenon of resonance? It must be. But then, what is the material that is experiencing this resonance? For an electron, which could be described as a "matter-wave", would the Higgs field, itself, be resonating? Or something else?

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Our adventures in beekeeping began as an extension of the sustainable lifestyle we try to live. We were gardening and canning, making our bread, yogurt, soap, wine and so on. Rose read an article on backyard beekeeping with top bar hives and suggested I could probably build one. Producing our own natural sugar and pollinating our garden – beekeeping seemed like a great fit. This lead to a long period of research and eventually the purchase of a single Langstroth hive and the beginning of the journey we are on today.
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Circulating messenger for neuroprotection induced by molecular hydrogen
Noda, M., Uemura, Y., Yoshii, Y., Horita, T., Takemi, S., Sakata, I. & Sakai, T., Jan 1 2019, In : Canadian journal of physiology and pharmacology. 97, 10, p. 909-915 7 p.
Ghrelin
Ghrelin Receptor
Metabolic plasticity of astrocytes and aging of the brain
Morita, M., Ikeshima-Kataoka, H., Kreft, M., Vardjan, N., Zorec, R. & Noda, M., Feb 2 2019, In : International journal of molecular sciences. 20, 4, 941.
plastic properties
Microglia and its phagocytic abilities.
Noda, M., 2017, In : Clinical Pathophysiology. 23, 1, p. 11-18 8 p., 22(1).
Cytophagocytosis
Nerve Tissue
Mechanisms of Nicotine-Induced Neuroprotection: Inhibition of NADPH Oxidase and Subsequent Proton Channel Activation by Stimulating α7 Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptor in Activated Microglia
Noda, M., Jan 1 2016, In : Advances in Neuroimmune Biology. 6, 2, p. 107-115 9 p.
Possible role of glial cells in the relationship between thyroid dysfunction and mental disorders
Noda, M., Jun 3 2015, In : Frontiers in Cellular Neuroscience. 9, JUNE, 194.
The glial perspective of autism spectrum disorders
Zeidán-Chuliá, F., Salmina, A. B., Malinovskaya, N. A., Noda, M., Verkhratsky, A. & Moreira, J. C. F., Jan 1 2014, In : Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews. 38, p. 160-172 13 p.
Exploring the multifactorial nature of autism through computational systems biology: Calcium and the Rho GTPase RAC1 under the spotlight
Zeidán-Chuliá, F., Rybarczyk-Filho, J. L., Salmina, A. B., De Oliveira, B. H. N., Noda, M. & Moreira, J. C. F., Jun 1 2013, In : NeuroMolecular Medicine. 15, 2, p. 364-383 20 p.
rho GTP-Binding Proteins
Therapeutic approach to neurodegenerative diseases by medical gases: Focusing on redox signaling and related antioxidant enzymes
Fujita, K., Yamafuji, M., Nakabeppu, Y. & Noda, M., Aug 17 2012, In : Oxidative medicine and cellular longevity. 324256.
The principle and the potential approach to ros-dependent cytotoxicity by non-pharmaceutical therapies: Optimal use of medical gases with antioxidant properties
Noda, M., Fujita, K., Lee, C. H. & Yoshioka, T., Jul 1 2011, In : Current Pharmaceutical Design. 17, 22, p. 2253-2263 11 p.
Therapeutic effects of hydrogen in animal models of Parkinson's disease
Fujita, K., Nakabeppu, Y. & Noda, M., Sep 19 2011, In : Parkinson's Disease. 307875.
Oxidopamine
Cyclic ADP-ribose as a universal calcium signal molecule in the nervous system
Higashida, H., Salmina, A. B., Olovyannikova, R. Y., Hashii, M., Yokoyama, S., Koizumi, K., Jin, D., Liu, H. X., Lopatina, O., Amina, S., Islam, M. S., Huang, J. J. & Noda, M., Jul 1 2007, In : Neurochemistry International. 51, 2-4 SPEC. ISS., p. 192-199 8 p.
Cyclic ADP-Ribose
ADP-ribosyl Cyclase
Multifunctional effects of bradykinin on glial cells in relation to potential anti-inflammatory effects
Noda, M., Sasaki, K., Ifuku, M. & Wada, K., Jul 1 2007, In : Neurochemistry International. 51, 2-4 SPEC. ISS., p. 185-191 7 p.
Bradykinin
Anti-Inflammatory Agents
Kinins
Bradykinin Receptors
ADP-ribosyl cyclase as a therapeutic target for central nervous system diseases
Salmina, A. B., Olovyannikova, R. Y., Noda, M. & Higashida, H., Oct 6 2006, In : Central Nervous System Agents in Medicinal Chemistry. 6, 3, p. 193-210 18 p.
Multiple signal transduction pathways mediated by 5-HT receptors
Noda, M., Higashida, H., Aoki, S. & Wada, K., Feb 2004, In : Molecular Neurobiology. 29, 1, p. 31-39 9 p.
Serotonin Receptors
Second Messenger Systems
Cyclic ADP-ribose as a second messenger revisited from a new aspect of signal transduction from receptors to ADP-ribosyl cyclase
Higashida, H., Hashii, M., Yokoyama, S., Hoshi, N., Chen, X. L., Egorova, A., Noda, M. & Zhang, J. S., Oct 10 2001, In : Pharmacology and Therapeutics. 90, 2-3, p. 283-296 14 p.
Ryanodine Receptor Calcium Release Channel
Signal transduction from bradykinin, angiotensin, adrenergic and muscarinic receptors to effector enzymes, including ADP-ribosyl cyclase
Higashida, H., Yokoyama, S., Hoshi, N., Hashii, M., Egorova, A., Zhong, Z. G., Noda, M., Shahidullah, M., Taketo, M., Knijnik, R., Kimura, Y., Takahashi, H., Chen, X. L., Shin, Y. & Zhang, J. S., Mar 8 2001, In : Biological Chemistry. 382, 1, p. 23-30 8 p.
Angiotensin Receptors
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There are some 1,8000 rivers in Spain. There are said to be 172,888 km of natural watercourses, though many of these are dry for much of the year. The name Guadalquivir comes from the Arabic, Wadi al-Kabir meaning great river. The Guadilquivar plain from Seville to the coast is almost totally flat. Seville is just 9m above sea level yet is 100km from the coast. The standard modern-day Spanish word for stream, "arroyo" comes from the Latin "arrugius" meaning gold mine or underground passage "arrugia" meaning a galleried mine.
These are the longest rivers in Spain.
Source: Atlas de España, El País/Aguilar, 1993.
Source: INE from: Reseña Geográfica del Atlas Nacional de España .


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REPORT: Nigeria Projected To Become 3rd Most Populous Country By 2050
Nigeria is projected to become the world's third most populous country by the year 2050, according to a report published by the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs.
In the report titled 'World Population Prospects: The 2017 Revision', the world population is set to hit 8.6 billion by 2030, 9.8 billion in 2050 and 11.2 billion in 2100 a steep increase in the current number that stands at nearly 7.6 billion.
The U.N. agency forecasts that from now through 2050, half the world's population growth will be concentrated in just nine countries — India, Nigeria, Congo, Pakistan, Ethiopia, Tanzania, United States, Uganda and Indonesia. Those nations are listed in the order of their "expected contribution to total growth," the report said.
Nigeria, currently the world's seventh largest country, has the fastest growing population of the 10 most populous countries worldwide, and the report projects it will surpass the U.S. shortly before mid-century.
According to the report, Africa – which has the youngest age distribution of any region – is projected to experience a rapid ageing of its population.
Although the African population will remain relatively young for several more decades, the percentage of its population aged 60 or over is expected to rise from five per cent in 2017 to around nine per cent in 2050, and then to nearly 20 per cent by the end of the century.
In addition, the birth rates in African countries are likely to "at least double" by 2050, according to the report.


The Hotel Monument is a boutique haven and urban resort that upgrades the already luxurious reputation of the Condes Hotel Group. The luxurious architectural gem is located on the Paseo de Gracia, an iconic street in central Barcelona where you'll find a wide array of elegant boutiques and restaurants, as well as major cultural landmarks, including the Casa Batlló and the celebrated La Pedrera building.
Housed in an imposing mansion of neo-Gothic inspiration, and with a striking facade of bright polychromy resulting from the combination of metals, brickwork, ceramics, stone and wrought iron, the Monument Hotel is one of the most artistic and aesthetically significant hotels on Paseo de Gracia. The 84 rooms are spacious, full of light and feature an urban décor with pre-modernist elements, brickwork details and natural oak wood.
The hotel's chef, Martín Berasategui, holds seven Michelin stars, and his exquisite culinary concoctions can be enjoyed in the hotel's bars and restaurants. The Monument Hotel provides guests with both a wellness centre and a fitness room. The hotel also boasts a florist's atelier, where flowers arrangements are made according to your own particular tastes. These services represent the Monument Hotel's efforts to turn guests' stays into a unique and truly unforgettable experience.
The Monument Hotel is more than just a travel accommodation but an architectural jewel.


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Where are your online leads coming from?
Having a great dealership website is vital to your business for so many reasons. Your website is providing a platform for potential customers to easily find your dealership online and browse your inventory. But one of the most crucial functions of your website should be its ability to capture online leads. Online leads most commonly come from website visitors who fill out a form on your site, either on a specific unit or a more general form such as "Contact Us." Collecting leads through your website should be a top priority for your dealership's digital strategy.
Generating leads through your site is a crucial capability on its own, but what about finding the source of those leads? To manage leads and follow up on them most efficiently, it's important to achieve Lead Attribution. Basically, this means identifying the reason that brings a customer to submit an online lead.
A potential customer who visits your site should be able to get in touch with you in a variety of different ways. For example, someone who fills out a general "Contact Us" form may just have a simple question about the types of units your dealership sells. A visitor who fills out a "Schedule Demo" form has likely done some research and is willing to take time out of his or her day for an in-person visit, showing intention to purchase. These two leads, while both valuable, require different things and should be handled accordingly.
It is also valuable for you, as the dealership professional, to see what kinds of leads your dealership earns through the website as well as how frequently you receive them. For example, if you receive tons of leads through a form for financing options, it may be a good idea to assign those leads to a member of your accounting department first, rather than pushing those leads directly to your sales team. Your customer will receive a quicker solution than if he or she were to be passed along from sales, and your sales staff will be cleared up to handle leads that are farther along in the buying process.
Another way Lead Attribution can contribute value and show you digital ROI is through Search Engine Marketing (SEM). Running paid ads for your dealership on search engines can be costly, and it isn't always clear how effectively those ads are performing. Lead Attribution allows you to filter and identify the leads that come in through your website after clicking on a search engine ad first. Having this information allows you to allocate funds for your digital marketing budget accordingly.
If your dealership website is bringing in leads for your business in the first place, that's a great start. However, organizing those leads by type and handling them based on individual need is the most effective way to convert lead to sale. Lead Attribution is an important piece of the puzzle when it comes to your dealership website, and your dealership's sales strategy needs it to perform at the highest level.


Dead Floyd is a celebration of the music of two of rock and roll's greatest bands, The Grateful Dead and Pink Floyd, mashed together into one high-energy, unpredictable show. Drawing from both extensive catalogs of music, the Dead Floyd performances include early rarities to modern classics and everything in between. The love of the music of both bands inspires Dead Floyd to uniquely interpret the songs in a way that allows the timeless music and the legacy of these cornerstone artists to live on for the next generation of fans. The excitement, creativity, and improvisation that went into both bands live shows of so many years is brought back for old and new fans to enjoy today.
The members of the band draw on their roots in jazz, funk, and rock to bring a high level of musicianship to the music and close attention to detail. The band is made up of Charlie Humphreys (guitar, vocals), Josh Miller (bass, vocals), Stu Crair (drums, vocals), and Matt Goldberg (keys, synth). Between them, this group of seasoned players has performed over 1000 shows across the country in various original projects including The Grippe, Hot Gazpacho, The Maji, Wooleye, Holy Moses and the High Rollers, Orooni, and many more.


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There are two basic types of transitions, conjunctive adverbs and conjunctions. Another type of transition is called a referent. Transition words and phrases are used to clarify the relationships between sentences. Transitions can be divided into groups according to their functions.
Types of Conjunctive Adverbs
A conjunctive adverb modifies the action by creating logical connections in meaning between independent clauses. Unlike conjunctions, conjunctive adverbs are not always at the beginning of the clause.
Of addition
also, besides, furthermore, moreover, etc.
The condo complex has tennis courts; besides this, it has an indoor pool.
He must have got stopped at the border crossing; otherwise, he would have arrived by now.
The lecturer had a monotonous voice; furthermore, he jumped from one idea to another so that the lecture was very difficult to follow.
Of contrast
however, still, nevertheless, conversely, nonetheless, instead, etc.
The printers are on strike; registered students will, nevertheless, receive course packages on time.
We were able to run only four courses; still, this compares favourably with other summer programmes.
It's really cold today; we can't complain, however, as it's been mild overall.
Of comparison
similarly, likewise
Paul went to Lakeland college; his daughter, likewise, did her studies there.
Kate is engrossed in her dogs; Martha is similarly obsessed with her horses.
Of result
therefore, hence, thus, consequently, etc.
He rarely produced a day's work; he consequently lost his job.
Caffeine is a stimulant; thus, it can keep a person awake at night.
We discovered Ida's activities were duplicating those of Marla; we, therefore, assigned Ida other tasks.
Of time
next, then, meanwhile, finally, subsequently, etc.
The chairman will be late for the meeting; meanwhile, we're to hand out minutes of the last meeting to the board members.
The network has crashed; next, the power will go off.
First boil the water; then, pour it over the tea bag.
Types of Conjunctions
A conjunction is used to join words or groups of words.
join grammatically equivalent sentence elements
and, for, or, yet, but, nor, so
Edmonton and Calgary are the two largest cities in Alberta. (And joins two nouns.)
Look in the cupboard or in the drawer. (Or joins two phrases.)
You can't do that kind of heavy work, nor should you be expected to. (Nor joins two clauses.)
pairs of words that join words, phrases, and clauses of equivalent grammatical structure
both . . . and
either . . . or
neither . . . nor
not . . . but
not only . . . but (also)
whether . . . or
Both Susan and Bill received their ten-year pin this year.
Either you get a job or you go back to school.
Whether you stay or leave is entirely your decision.
Subordinating conjunctions
These join clauses that are not equivalent grammatical structures. Subordinating conjunctions introduce dependent clauses. These clauses cannot stand by themselves but must be joined to a main or independent clause.
The following is a list of words most often used as subordinating conjunctions:
after even though than wherever
although if that whether
as in order that though which
as if in order to unless while
as though rather than until who
because since when
before so as to whenever
even if so that where
In order to make feasible projections, we need to have reliable data.
He's taller than you are.
He looks as if he were about to cry.
Referents*
A referent is a noun or noun phrase that occurred earlier in the text and is subsequently referred to using words such as it or this.
Example: Traditionally, business simply meant exchange or trade for things people wanted or needed. Today, it has a more technical definition. (it refers to business.)
Example: However, there is one other important factor. This factor is the creation of profit or economic surplus. (this factor refers to the same concept — one other important concept — in the previous sentence.)
* This information on referents is adapted from Business Concepts for English Practice by Marianne McDougal Arden and Barbara Tolley Dowling.
Note: there are other words and phrases that can also be used as referents.
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Hi im a rookie on linux and i try to find a driver for a wireless card which one is a d link airplus dwl-650+ .
What distro are you using please? I found this one for ubuntu. Maybe it can give you some lead as you are searching.
And also, it would be good to post the outputs as instructed here.
I really hope you can find what your looking for.
Anyway... Let's give it a try...May I suggest you post the other requirements such as lsmod uname -r etc... You can post it directly in your box instead of an attachment.
I copy pasted your output, highlighted it and clicked "#" to wrap in code as an example. I hope you can paste the other results also.
The other issue is that the open source acx driver does not support WPA encryption. If you need that, you'll have to use ndiswrapper.
sorry for long time no reply but thanks very much. I need time to answer u coz my skills are not enough good yet to answer it lol. im a bit afraid about making mistake in the systeme so my friend gonna help me soon.


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Q: FileBeat harvesting issues We are using ELK for controlling our program logs.
In our FileBeat config we are harvesting from 30 different paths which contains files that updates every second (it updates every second only in the prod's machines - in the other Dev machines we have significantly less logs).
Our log files not get deleted until they getting old and we stop using them (also we don't modify there names) .
Lately we found out that the logs from last paths in the configuration file (.yml) from the prod machines is never appearing in the Kibana.
After investigation, we realized that FileBeat stuck on the files is the first's path's and never seem to reach the last one's. When I replace the location of the last two paths to the beginning, FileBeat started to register all the logs there and later on harvest them.
I looked up in the documentation on the FileBeat configuration and I saw the close* options close_option_config which seem like a good idea. But I didn't managed to get it right yet and I don't sure what is the recommended time for the scan_frequency option (that for now is default of 10s) and what would serve me in the best way.
I tried to change the close_timeout to 15s and the scan_frequency to 2m
      close_timeout: 15s
      scan_frequency: 2m

I would like to here some opinion what can I do to get solve this problem? I put the config here to have some reference and to see if I missed something else.
my filebeat.yml: (before changes)
      filebeat:
  # List of prospectors to fetch data.
  prospectors:
    # Each - is a prospector. Below are the prospector specific configurations
    -
      paths:
        - D:\logs\*\path1\a_*_Pri_app.log.txt
      input_type: log
      document_type: type1
      multiline.pattern: '^[0-9]{4}-[0-9]{2}-[0-9]{2}'
      multiline.negate: true
      multiline.match: after
    -
      paths:
        - D:\logs\*\path2\b_*_Paths_app.log.txt
      input_type: log
      document_type: type2
      multiline.pattern: '^[0-9]{4}-[0-9]{2}-[0-9]{2}'
      multiline.negate: true
      multiline.match: after
    -
      paths:
        - D:\logs\*\path3\c_*_R_app.log.txt
      input_type: log
      document_type: path3
      multiline.pattern: '^[0-9]{4}-[0-9]{2}-[0-9]{2}'
      multiline.negate: true
      multiline.match: after
    -
      paths:
        - D:\logs\*\path4\d_*_d_app.log.txt
        - C:\logs\*\path4\d_*_d_app.log.txt
      input_type: log
      document_type: path4
      multiline.pattern: '^[0-9]{4}-[0-9]{2}-[0-9]{2}'
      multiline.negate: true
      multiline.match: after

.....same as the above
 paths:
        - D:\logs\*\path27\S.Coordinator_Z.*.log*
        - C:\logs\*\path27\S.Coordinator_Z*.log*
      input_type: log
      document_type: path27
      multiline.pattern: '^[0-9]{4}-[0-9]{2}-[0-9]{2}'
      multiline.negate: true
      multiline.match: after
    -
      paths:
        - D:\logs\*\path28\d_*_Tr_app.log.txt
        - C:\logs\*\path28\d_*_Tr_app.log.txt
      input_type: log
      document_type: path28
      multiline.pattern: '^[0-9]{4}-[0-9]{2}-[0-9]{2}'
      multiline.negate: true
      multiline.match: after
    -
      paths:
        - D:\logs\*\R1_Output\R*\pid_*_rr_*
      input_type: log
      document_type: path29
      multiline.pattern: '<\?xml version="1\.0" encoding="UTF-8"\?>'
      multiline.negate: true
      multiline.match: after
    -
      paths:
        - D:\logs\*\R2_Output\R*\pid_*_rr_*
      input_type: log
      document_type: path30
      multiline.pattern: '<\?xml version="1\.0" encoding="UTF-8"\?>'
      multiline.negate: true
      multiline.match: after

      registry_file: "C:/ProgramData/filebeat/registry"

A: After a long investigation when i tried to find a similar problem to what i had with a solution, and after trying my luck in the dicuss elastic forum.
I managed to solve this issue.
Since I didn't see this option in the web i am putting it here.
Filebeat harvesting system apparently has it limit when it comes with dealing with a big scale number of open files in the same time. (a known problem and elastic team also provides bunch of config options to help dealing this issue and costume ELK to your need, e.g config_options).
I managed to solve my problem with opening 2 more Filebeat services which i configures their prospectors in the following way(an example of A same goes to B):
paths:
    - D:\logs\*\pid_*_rr_*
  input_type: log
  document_type: A
  multiline.pattern: '<\?xml version="1\.0" encoding="UTF-8"\?>'
  multiline.negate: true
  multiline.match: after
  close_eof: true

In this way, because the services working interdependently Filebeat keep trying to operate them (and not "stuck" on the first prospectors).
I manage in this way to double my harvesting abilities.
posing up the discussion in Elastic website:
the discussion


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Top 20 most valuable football clubs in the world 2023
Football clubs are made up of a mixture of fixed tangible assets (stadium, training ground) and disclosed intangible assets (purchased players) with brand value. A brand is defined as the trademark and associated intellectual property. Team values are enterprise values (equity plus net debt) and include the economics of the team's stadium but exclude the value of the real estate.
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A Whirl With Pearl
Jane Candia Coleman's Study Of Arizona's Infamous Gal Outlaw Is Both Entertaining And Historically Accurate.
By Emil Franzi
AUGUST 17, 1998:
I, Pearl Hart, by Jane Candia Coleman (Five Star). Cloth, $18.95.
AWARD-WINNING Cochise County author Jane Candia Coleman (Moving On) has once again brought us a female perspective on the Old West and Arizona history. As she did with Big Nosed Kate in Doc Holliday's Woman, Coleman takes what we know of an historical figure and fills in the gaps with plausible possibilities and a rich historical backdrop. In doing so, she's made Pearl Hart, the ill-starred "Bandit Queen" of Arizona legend, a real and human figure.
Hart left a journal about her later years, but failed to mention much about her early life. What we, and Coleman, really know of her is that she came from Toledo, Ohio; was the abused wife of her first husband, a gambler named Frank; that she bore him two children; that she was a professional singer; that in 1899 she and a male partner named Joe Boot robbed the Globe-to-Florence stage and got caught near Benson. Hart escaped from jail in Tucson and was recaptured in Deming, New Mexico. Boot was sentenced to 30 years; Hart was found innocent of the robbery after making a proto-feminist appeal to the all-male jury. But she was found guilty and sentenced to five years in the notorious Yuma State Prison for stealing the stage driver's pistol.
She later remarried and spent the rest of her life outside of Globe, where she raised three children and completed her journal. On that framework Coleman hangs a series of fictional but credible actions. In doing so, she tells us much about the early West and the role of women in it. And Coleman's West is much closer to reality than the ludicrous extremes we've been given elsewhere, from Roy Rogers to Cormac McCarthy.
Coleman has Pearl originally befriended by Boot in a boxcar in which she's heading west from her abusive husband. She reconnects with him later when he talks her into the futile stage robbery, apparently her only crime despite the contemporary press hype and the famous posed pictures. The author invents and weaves a major friendship between the two other women who were also imprisoned at Yuma at the time, and speculates that Hart's early release occurred because she had been raped by a guard and was pregnant.
No one is quite sure today what really happened, but it all works in Coleman's deft presentation.
That Coleman, a regular contributor to the locally published Border Beat, has become a master of this genre is indicated by the fact that I, Pearl Hart, from a small publisher, is already in its third printing. We look forward to her next endeavor.
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Towan Head (in cornico: Penn Tewyn) è un promontorio a 1 miglio a ovest di Newquay, sulla costa settentrionale della Cornovaglia, nel Regno Unito. È all'estremità occidentale della baia di Newquay. Il promontorio punta a nord e Fistral Beach è immediatamente a sud.

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Pied-de-Borne (; ) is a commune in the Lozère département in southern France.

Geography
The commune is traversed by the river Chassezac.

See also
Communes of the Lozère department

References

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Chart of the World, on Mercators Projection.
James Hope Wyld (1812 - 1887)
World map on Mercators Projection with Australia with Dutch place names in the north and western coasts. From Wyld, James, A General Atlas. Ref: Prescott 1828.09 p.205
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World map on Mercators Projection with Australia with Dutch place names in the north and western coasts.
From Wyld, James, A General Atlas.
Ref: Prescott 1828.09 p.205
Wyld the younger was born in 1812 and was a highly-regarded British mapmaker known for producing maps with the most recently-acquired information. He was educated at Woolwich, in preparation for joining the army, but at 18 he joined his father, James Wyld the elder, in the map publishing business. Like his father, he was held in high esteem and would come to hold 17 European orders of merit during his life. He showed a flare for business and when his father died in 1836, he became the sole proprietor. In 1839, he was elected a fellow of the Royal Geographical Society and appointed Royal Geographer to Queen Victoria and Prince Albert in 1839, a post his father had held prior to his death. He was famous for his prolific and up-to-date mapmaking, so much so that the satirical newspaper Punch wrote in 1849 that Wyld 'makes it his business to see further than anyone else' and that if a new country were to be found in the centre of the earth, Wyld's skills were such that he would in no time create a 'Grand Map of that delightful spot, the Centre of the Earth, published for the use of Emigrants', allowing travel from Sydney to London, not by land but through. This view was no doubt spurred by the construction of 'Wyld's Great Globe', a spherical hall in the shape of a globe some 18 metres in diameter in which visitors could 'see' the world from the inside out. The attraction at London's Leicester Square was second only to the Great Exhibition in visitor numbers. He ran the attraction while concurrently serving as a Whig Member of Parliament for the seat of Bodmin (1847-1852 and 1857-1868). He died in 1887 in Kensington after which his son James John Cooper Wyld, took over the business.
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