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PORTLAND -- The Portland Trail Blazers, a team that relies on long-range shooting, couldn't buy a three-pointer for the first 23 minutes of Monday night's game versus the Indiana Pacers.
Luckily for the home team, the percentages eventually evened out.
After missing their first 10 attempts from behind the three-point line, the Trail Blazers went 13-of-22 thereafter from deep on the way to defeating the Pacers 106-98 in front of a sellout crowd of 19,393 Monday night at the Moda Center.
"I thought it was an interesting game," said Trail Blazers head coach Terry Stotts. "We got off to a slow start offensively, kind of searching for things. The first half I was surprised we had 55 in the first half. We just kind of manufactured them – we didn't shoot the ball particularly well. I thought it was gritty."
The Trail Blazers are now 43-27 overall, 26-9 at home and have swept the season series versus the Pacers 2-0. With the win, the Trail Blazers remain in fourth in the Western Conference and are 1.0 games behind the Rockets for third and are 4.5 games behind the Warriors and Nuggets for first.
Playing in their first game this season without CJ McCollum, who is sidelined for at least the next week with a strained muscle in his left knee, and fresh off a seven-day, three-game road trip, the Trail Blazers looked a bit out of sorts against a Pacers team playing the second game of a four-game Western Conference road trip.
And after the Pacers went on an early 16-2 run to take a 21-12 lead with five minutes to play in the first quarter, it seemed as though the old adage that the hardest game of a road trip is the first game back at home might prove itself correct once again. But after that rough start and thanks to a 10-2 run to close the quarter, Portland Indiana's lead to 31-28 going into the second.
"We was taking the ball out each time, they were scoring," said Damian Lillard. "Our coverages, we were kind of making a lot of mistakes and they were just kind of manipulating coverages and we weren't making the right reads. We made our adjustments on that end, started to get some stops and get out in transition."
After things remained close despite Portland missing everything from deep for the first 11 minutes of the second, Damian Lillard and Rodney Hood combined to hit three three-pointers in a little over a minute late in the quarter to take a 55-48 advantage into the half.
Portland was as hot in the third quarter as they were cold in the first half from three, going 8-of-13 from three in the first 12 minutes after the intermission to blow the game open. Three consecutive triples from Lillard and Moe Harkless gave the Trail Blazers a 67-57 lead with 8:10 to play in the third, and that advantage would increase to 16 by the end of the quarter.
But in true boom-or-bust fashion, Portland went ice cold after taking a 21-point lead, their largest of the night, early in the fourth quarter. The Trail Blazers would ultimately go the last 5:31 of regulation without a field goal, though Lillard and Al-Farouq Aminu made their free throws after the Pacers cut the lead to five with under 30 seconds to play to secure the eight-point victory.
"The three ball started going in the second half, that was good to see," said Stotts. "I was glad for (Aminu) – he had a tough first half, came back with a really good third quarter and that gave us a great boost. And obviously, Dame is special."
Damian Lillard had a game-high 30 points to go with a season-high 15 assists, two rebounds, three steals and one block. It was his ninth double-double of the season and his 23rd game of 30-plus points. He became just the second player in franchise history to record at least 30 points and 15 assists in a game, joining Clyde Drexler (3/14/86 at Dallas).
Jusuf Nurkic recorded his fourth consecutive double-double, finishing with 18 points, 11 rebounds and two assists before fouling out in 31 minutes. Al-Farouq Aminu logged16 points, three rebounds and one steal. His four three-pointers matched his season high (three times). All 16 of his points came in the second half.
Seth Curry finished with 11 points, one rebound, one assist, one steal and one block. Portland is 15-0 when Cury scores in double figures. Maurice Harkless recorded 10 points, five rebounds, two assists, two steals and two blocks. It was the fifth time this season that Harkless had at least two steals and two blocks.
Rodney Hood scored 11 points on 5-of-10 shooting (1-4 3-PT) to go with one rebound, two assists, two steals and one block. It was his third straight game scoring in double figures.
The Pacers were led bu Myles Turner, who scored 18 points in the first half before finishing with a double-double of 28 points and 10 rebounds in 31 minutes.
• The Trail Blazers swept the season series with Indiana for the second straight season and the fourth time in the last five seasons.
• The Trail Blazers won their 10th straight home game against the Pacers.
• Portland's bench outscored the Indiana reserves, 32-30.
• Portland outscored Indiana in the paint, 40-36.
• The Trail Blazers recorded nine steals and eight blocks while the Pacers notched 12 steals and three blocks.
With the first game of a four-game homestand down, the Trail Blazers now have a day off before hosting the Dallas Mavericks, their only Western Conference opponent in their next three games, Wednesday night at the Moda Center. Tipoff is scheduled for 7 p.m.


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De Nationale Bibliotheek van Brazilië (Portugees: Biblioteca Nacional do Brasil) is de officiële beheerder van het bibliografische en documentaire erfgoed van het land Brazilië. Het is de op zes na grootste nationale bibliotheek ter wereld en de grootste van Latijns-Amerika.

De bibliotheek heeft haar oorsprong in de Koninklijke Bibliotheek van Portugal die in de aardbeving in Lissabon in 1755 grotendeels verwoest was. Hierop besloten de koning Jozef I van Portugal en de Markies van Pombal een nieuwe collectie op te bouwen. Rond 1808 bestond deze uit zestigduizend boeken.

Toen de koninklijke familie in dat jaar naar Rio de Janeiro vertrok op de vlucht voor Napoleon, werden de boeken in kisten verpakt om mee te nemen. In de verwarring bleven deze kisten echter op de kade in Lissabon achter, en werden slechts in 1810 en 1811 naar Brazilië gebracht. Daar werden ze eerst op de bovenzaal van een hospitaal opgeslagen.

Op 19 oktober 1810 werd de Nationale Bibliotheek officieel opgericht, en kort daarna werd een begin gemaakt met de bouw van het eerste pand. Toen Brazilië in 1822 onafhankelijk werd, bleven de boeken in Rio de Janeiro. Aan Portugal werd een schadevergoeding betaald.

In 1858 verhuisde de bibliotheek naar een nieuw gebouw, maar omdat de collectie bleef groeien bleek ook dit te klein. Daarom werd in 1910 het huidige pand gebouwd door architect Sousa Aguiar. In 1990 werd de Nationale Bibliotheek een stichting (Fundação Biblioteca Nacional) met als doel de collectie te bewaren, te actualiseren en beschikbaar te stellen voor raadpleging.

Externe link
Nationale Bibliotheek van Brazilië officiële pagina

Bibliotheek in Brazilië
Brazilië
Bouwwerk in Rio de Janeiro

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Home Is Where Your Heart Is: Daria's Story
Daria at a shopping center near her home.
Daria G., age 62, has lived at Leckey Gardens in north Arlington since 2002. She lives in an apartment with her daughter Robin and son Brian. Originally from Washington D.C., Daria grew up in the Southeast quadrant of the city, just off Pennsylvania Avenue. After becoming pregnant at age 16, Daria focused her attention on being a mother and later decided to go to technical school. She worked to get her clerical certification, so she could pursue a career with the government. However, as Daria's young marriage fell apart and she again became pregnant, her career aspirations took a backseat as her family began to grow.
At the time, her three children- Stephanie, Robin, and Brian- were in elementary school, and Daria was working odd jobs in retail and security as a single mother. At this time, she was introduced to an organization known in Southeast as "The Little White House" – officially, The DC Dream Center – which is a neighborhood center that offers mentoring, counseling, legal support, and a variety of other community support services for families in need. All three of Daria's children were each paired with their own mentors, who would help them with school activities and stay in touch regularly.
Over time, life as a single mother just became too much for Daria. As she struggled to make ends meet, she was evicted from her apartment in D.C. Luckily, her daughter Stephanie's mentor (who had become a close family friend) stepped up and offered to take care of Daria's children while she got her affairs in order. In 2000, Stephanie, Robin, and Brian all moved into Arlington with Stephanie's mentor as their guardian.
Daria visited her children every weekend. She knew this was a temporary situation and that one day they would be reunited. And while Daria worked to find the financial stability that would support her family again, her children were flourishing in elementary school in Arlington. "I loved the way they were coming up- they could just be themselves, just thrive," she said. So, after waiting some time to secure a housing voucher, Daria knew she wanted to search for an affordable home in Arlington so Stephanie, Robin, and Brian could continue in Arlington Public Schools. After being provided with a list of affordable properties she found Leckey Gardens. Finding Leckey Gardens was "like a gift from God. I could not believe the way things were falling into place."
Volunteers from the DC Dream Center assisted the family with moving. Donated furniture, clothes, and other household goods helped the family start on their new path. It was a long two years, but her family was finally reunited. Daria had a job working as a switchboard operator for George Washington University, and the first few years in their new apartment were comfortable and stable. Unfortunately, after several years of working at GW, the phone systems were automated and most people from her department were let go. With her severance pay, Daria purchased a car and began to work a few odd jobs. "I felt a bit of a panic set in- we were so used to living a certain way with my job at GW, and now things were up in the air," she said. Luckily, things again stabilized for the family over time, and her children continued to excel in the Arlington County school system. They played sports and were involved in music programs.
Today, things are peaceful and joyous at home. Stephanie has graduated college, moved out, and is working a corporate job. Daughter Robin just graduated Suma Cum Laude from George Mason University and is about to take the MCAT. She hopes to become a physician's assistant. Brian is working at a local Safeway and produces rap music in his down time. He is also on the college path and is considering a bachelors in the music field. Daria herself is working as a leasing consultant at a local apartment complex. At home, she manages an aquarium with over 50 fish and loves the joy they bring to her day. She also loves to snuggle up and watch old movies with her children. When reflecting on her journey to Arlington, she is happy with where her family has landed. "I couldn't have asked for anything better, in terms of neighborhood and community."

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Q: Is there a function similar to "andmap" in clojure? I want to apply a series of tests on my list and make sure that all the tests are passed.
Is there a function similar to "andmap" in Clojure?

A: You could use every?:
user=> (every? string? '("hi" 1))
false

Here's the documentation on every?.

A: Clojure 1.3 will add every-pred (and the related some-fn for the "or" version).
clojure.core/every-pred
([p] [p1 p2] [p1 p2 p3] [p1 p2 p3 & ps])
Takes a set of predicates and returns a function f that returns true if all of its
  composing predicates return a logical true value against all of its arguments, else it     returns
  false. Note that f is short-circuiting in that it will stop execution on the first
  argument that triggers a logical false result against the original predicates.
A naive implementation might be:
(defn every-pred [& preds] (fn [& args] (every? #(every? % args) preds)))
but the actual implementation will have better performance.

A: every? will ask "Does this one function return true for each member of the seq", which is close to what I think you are asking for. An improvement on every? would take a list of functions and ask "Are all these predicates true for every member of this seq".
Here is a first attempt:
(defn andmap? [data tests]
  (every? true? (for [d data, f tests]
                  (f d))))

user> (andmap? '(2 4 8) [even? pos?])
true
user> (andmap? '(2 4 8) [even? odd?])
false

A: I wrote andmap as a macro which takes predicates as its arguments and builds a function that "wraps an and around the predicates", i.e.,
(andmap integer? odd?)
==>
(fn [x] (and (integer? x)
             (odd? x)))

(it doesn't expand to exactly this, but it expands to something equivalent to this)
This has the advantage that it shortcuircuts on the predicates so you can write
(every? (andmap integer? odd?) [1 3 "a string"])

without getting a runtime exception as you would get with Arthurs answer.
Here is the definition of andmap:

(defmacro andmap
  ([]       `(fn [& x#] true))
  ([p & ps] `(fn [& x#] (and (apply ~p x#)
                             (apply (andmap ~@ps) x#)))))

It is also possible to define andmap as an function which also short-circuits on it's predicates due to lazyness:

(defn andmap [& ps]
  (fn [& x]
    (every? true? (map (fn [p] (apply p x)) ps))))

The predicates to andmap can take an arbitrary number of arguments, so it is possible to write
(map (andmap #(and (integer? %1)
                   (integer? %2))
             #(and (odd? %1)
                   (even? %2))
             <)
     [1 3 9]
     [2 6 "string"])

which evaluates to (true true false).

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Monmouth Festival of the Arts Enters 40th Year
Written by press release
Tinton Falls, NJ - This year celebrates the 40th anniversary of the Monmouth Festival of Arts (MFA, the Festival) as one of the most popular and professional juried art shows in the area supporting artists as well as art education. The show pre-opens on Saturday, April, 17th at 7:30 pm with a spectacular ruby-studded Gala in honor of its 40th anniversary at the Monmouth Reform Temple on Hance Avenue in Tinton Falls. It continues through to Wednesday, April 21. Area art lovers can enjoy the variety of art on display and for sale from more than 250 artists who hail from all over the Northeast. Ticket costs are $8 for adults and $5 for senior citizens and students. Gala tickets are $60 in advance and $65 at the door and entitle the patron to return to the Festival throughout its duration. Hours of operation are noon to 8 pm on Sunday, 9:30 am to 8 pm on Monday and Tuesday and 9:30 am to 5 pm on Wednesday.
Sunday, April 18th, is Family Day including children's craft workshops and entertainment for children (ages 5 to 11). Entertainment on tap includes African dance educator and performer Audrey Davis demonstrating African dance and drumming, a special presentation by the Monmouth Winds quintet, and an evening dance program presented by the Kathryn Barnett School of Dance. During the week, patrons viewing the Exhibit are offered a daily schedule of demonstrations presented by featured artists on techniques of their craft. A jazz performance is scheduled for Monday evening. Tuesday evening features a lecture by humorous guest artist Jo-Ellen Trilling entitled "Unrealestate of mind."
The MFA offers a symposium for educators, a day-long event which qualifies toward professional development credits and provides activities and lesson plans for teachers. A special student-artist display heralds the artwork of 11th grade student art competition winners from the annual Junior Student Art Competition held earlier in the year. The Festival was recently recognized for its contribution to art education by the Art Educators of New Jersey.
One of the Festival's long time organizers, four-time chairperson and Tinton Fall resident Barbara Goldstein believes the Festival has remained vibrant and popular over four decades since it adhered to certain criteria.
Mrs. Goldstein comments, "It was always professionally designed, which differentiates it significantly from the standard craft or booth show, and every year we strive to give it a fresh look."
That look sometimes utilized the landscape design talents of Norman Hungerford, a professional landscaper who recreated gardens in the center of the main display room. In the earlier years of the Festival, a flower show dominated the displays; complementing flower design workshops were offered to the public.
This year's show designer, Daniel Reiser of Brooklyn, New York, will bring his contemporary perspective to the art festival. Mr. Reiser has served as the exhibition design coordinator and technical consultant to the Guggenheim Museum in New York City as well as its satellite branches in Berlin, Germany, Venice, Italy, and Bilbao, Spain. Mr. Reiser has been affiliated with architectural projects in major cities throughout the United States and the world. He brings a broad range of experience in the contemporary art world working with museums, engineers and architects for both large and small scale exhibitions.
MFA Co-chair Marilyn Michaels of Red Bank states of Mr. Reiser's work, "He has some great new ways of dealing with lighting, space, material and color. We are really excited to have him working on our show for this special 40th anniversary."
In addition to the professional design, the show has always been run by dedicated volunteers. An army of temple members begin working almost from the time one show ends to assure it runs smoothly the following year.
Mrs. Goldstein adds, "From the very beginning The Monmouth Festival of the Arts has earned the reputation of being a top-notch show which artists appreciate and are anxious to return to each year. People are always amazed it is run by volunteers."
Volunteers run the Café, which provides homemade soups, salads and desserts all week long providing a pleasant respite from gallery touring. All artist display materials are created by temple members and reconfigured each year to the show designer's specific display specifications. Volunteers work the sales floor, the sales office, the Café and coordinate the many tours offered each year to groups including schools, and senior citizen organizations. There are dozens of "behind the scenes" jobs that volunteers fill from registering artists to cataloguing their pieces and organizing their sales.
Alice Berman of Morganville, the current co-chair adds, "The show is an incredible amount of work, only made possible by today's technology, yet I am so amazed that for the first three decades everything was done manually and recorded on little file cards."
Barbara Goldstein recalls those low-tech days and a specific incident when Festival volunteers worked long hours in addressing the first Gala brochures at the office of the Shrewsbury Guild of Creative Arts. (The Guild has been an invaluable resource to the Festival and involved from the very beginning.)
She states, "We had just finished addressing hundreds of brochures by hand and then we spilled soda all over the table and brochures, but luckily it was clear soda."
Over the past forty years, The Festival has endured other minor calamites including two temple renovations, a major springtime snowstorm, loss of electricity, floods and a regurgitation of the sewerage system. Despite these mishaps the show went on without fail.
Another feature of the show is that all works remain on exhibit throughout the Festival. Therefore, all visitors see the complete exhibit whenever they come. Over the years, favorite artists would return by popular demand. There were the giant dinosaurs crafted from recycled car parts by the late Jim Gary. Christine Garretson-Pearson's famous little miniature animals dressed in fetching fashion always sold out by the end of the Gala evening. The Metal kinetic sculptures of John Ruckeshel and John Heise featured large colorful metal birds with movable necks promising to become an instant garden focal point and conversation starter. The wearable art in scarves, hand tooled handbags and voluminous offerings in handcrafted jewelry also expanded the show's offerings. Patrons would return year after year to collect the unique pottery pieces of favorite artists, as well as all mediums of wall art—water color, oil, pencil, charcoal, metal ceramic and mixed media. Many artists also donate a piece for the popular chance art auction.
The Gala has always been a highlight of the event with pass around hors d'oeuvres, wine and the opportunity to mingle with the show's artists. Additionally, discerning art seekers have first crack on all artwork before the general admission sales begin. While the Gala began as a very regal affair replete with tuxedo and gowns, the times rendered it less formal. This year, the Festival's long-time volunteers may be re-donning those tuxs complimented by some ruby red dresses in honor of forty fabulous years.
Those interested in learning more about the Monmouth Festival of the Arts can call 732-747-8278 or visit www.monmouthfestivalofthearts.com. Large groups are welcome.
The Monmouth Festival of the Arts is hosted by Monmouth Reform Temple and is made possible, in part, by the Monmouth County Arts Council through funding from the Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders, the County Historical Commission, and the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State a Partner Agency of the National Endowment of the Arts.


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Submitting Institution: Hertfordshire (University of)
Clinical Impact of the Embodied and Narrative Practices Framework
New avenues for diagnosis and treatment in a variety of psychotherapeutic settings were influenced by Hutto and Gallagher's innovative approach to social cognition, improving the quality of life of individuals. Their research has contributed to the development of diagnostic tools for the early detection and treatment of schizophrenia and new methodological guidelines for the clinical evaluation of Autism Spectrum Disorders. They developed the Embodied and Narrative Practices framework for understanding social cognition in terms of non-representational embodied interactions, enhanced and supported by highly contextualised socio-cultural, narrative practices. Pivotally, this approach offers an alternative to individualist and intellectualist mainstream cognitivist — e.g. `theory of mind' — approaches, reconceiving the status and importance of these practices in our capacity to relate to and understand others.
Contributing to agricultural climate change mitigation
Since 2005 the Agriculture and Environment Research Unit has undertaken an extensive programme of research related to mitigating the climate change impacts arising from agricultural land management policies and practices. The research findings that identified the impact on climate change of various policies, schemes and farming initiatives have been instrumental since 2008 in providing UK policy makers, farmers and their advisors with data and tools that helped to formulate improved climate change mitigation policies. They also contributed to the development of key guidance materials that supported the implementation of these policies on the farm.
Environmental Sciences: Soil Sciences
Agricultural and Veterinary Sciences: Agriculture, Land and Farm Management
Contributing to an inclusive and cohesive workplace for migrant workers
A body of research on migrant workers and trade unions, undertaken by the university's Global Economy and Business Research Unit from 2006 onwards, contributed to improving workplace equity, inclusion and societal cohesion following the mass and super-mobile migration to the United Kingdom from the European Union's New Member States, and Poland in particular. The impact occurred at regional, national and European level through influencing policy-making processes and forums. A range of stakeholders and practitioners benefited, principally large trade union organisations and their clients, including the Communication Workers Union, European Public Service Unions, and the Polish trade union bodies Solidarnosc and OPZZ.
Studies In Human Society: Demography
Creating a conceptual framework for the use of digital technologies
Between 2010 and 2012, Professor Luciano Floridi transferred knowledge about epistemological issues in the philosophy of information to Sogeti, an international information technology consultancy; and, via Sogeti, to technology and business leaders in Europe and beyond, influencing their planning for and adaptation to technological change. In the realm of public policy, Floridi developed guidelines and protocols surrounding ethical problems concerning digital and online information. He chaired a European Commission group whose `manifesto' forms part of the EU's Digital Futures initiative; influenced thinking around IP and international trade agreements; and contributed to a UNESCO action plan on ensuring equitable access to information.
Philosophy and Religious Studies: Applied Ethics, Philosophy
Detecting airborne bio-organisms
Since the 1990s, the threat from malevolent release of airborne pathogens has grown in military and civilian contexts. However, solid-state UV lasers, central to the preferred fluorescence detection technologies, were prohibitively expensive for use in `low-cost' detectors. In 2001, Hertfordshire researchers proposed an alternative based on inexpensive xenon flashlamp sources, commonly used in disposable cameras. Between 2001 and 2006, they developed and optimised this approach, with the resulting `WIBS' technology now a core part of the UK military's bioaerosol defence programme and patented worldwide. The technology's affordability also has led to its growing international use in areas such as atmospheric science, climate research, and occupational health. In 2012, a commercial licence was purchased by a leading US instrumentation company to exploit in the field of atmospheric and climate science; discussions with further licensees to exploit in other fields are continuing.
Digital and Accessible Information: Accessibility for All
Human-computer usability research within the university's Sensory Disabilities Research Unit (1993-2002) led to the construction of accessibility guidelines that are widely used, with an estimated reach to a maximum of 30 million people in the EU. PAS 78: Guide to Good Practice in Commissioning Accessible Websites and BSI BS8788 Web Accessibility Code of Practice met 2010 web accessibility law in the UK and subsequent EU legislation. Similarly, BS EN 15823:2010: Braille on Packaging for Medicinal Products met UK, EU and International Standards for Braille on medicine packaging. Further research resulted in award-winning guides for blind users of Windows software that improves accessibility to work.
Effective Clinical Management of Highly Comorbid Patients with End Stage Kidney Disease
Dialysis has revolutionised the management of End Stage Kidney Disease (ESKD), but the benefits of this invasive, demanding treatment may not be clear-cut for elderly, frail patients with other serious comorbidities. University of Hertfordshire and East and North Hertfordshire NHS Trust researchers have led the development of Conservative Management, an alternative to dialysis for some patients, providing multidisciplinary support and careful symptomatic management until death. The research shows that quality of life is maintained, survival may not be significantly compromised, and preferred place of death is more often achieved than for counterparts on dialysis. Conservative Management programmes have been adopted across the UK and elsewhere, influencing the care of many patients.
Anarchy in the Organism: Challenging perceptions of cancer through art
Professor Simeon Nelson's research into cancer from multiple perspectives led to the creation of a site-specific artwork, Anarchy in the Organism, a genuinely successful interdisciplinary project in which oncology, visual art, music, computer science, psychology and sociology came into enriching interaction. His artist's residency at University College Hospital London (2011—12) revolved around cancer patients and the fact of cancer, and was informed by patient-led discussions and interactions with carers, families, doctors, nurses, psychologists and research scientists. This consultative process, and the resulting public art installation, radically altered patient and clinician perceptions of the disease.
Plenum is an installation conceived by Simeon Nelson in 2010 as a collaborative art-music artwork. It was performed six times between 2010 and 2013 at sound and light festivals in Poland, Estonia and the UK, at the Cambridge Music Festival, and at an Australian contemporary arts venue. Audiences totalling over 240,000 saw the work, with website visitors extending its reach to over 300,000; the Durham Lumiere alone, of which Plenum formed an integral element, created an estimated £4.3 million for the local economy. Festival and arts curators have described Plenum as `thought provoking' and `inspiring'.
Studies In Creative Arts and Writing: Film, Television and Digital Media, Visual Arts and Crafts
Plenum: Projecting music and science into the light
Plenum is an algorithmic work composed by Rob Godman in 2010 as part of a collaborative art-music installation. It was performed six times between 2010 and 2013 at sound and light festivals in Poland, Estonia and the UK, at the Cambridge Music Festival, and at an Australian contemporary arts venue. Audiences totalling over 240,000 heard the work, with website visitors extending its reach to over 300,000; the Durham Lumiere alone, of which Plenum formed an integral element, created an estimated £4.3 million for the local economy. Festival and arts curators have described Plenum as `thought provoking' and `inspiring'.
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The workshop is delivered over nine half-day sessions (two each day). Each session consists of roughly a one hour lecture followed by two hours of practical exercises, with breaks at the organiser's discretion. There will also be plenty of time for students to discuss their own problems and data.
This workshop is aimed at researchers and technical workers with a background in biology who want to learn to use the Linux operating system and the command line environment.
Students should have enough biological background to appreciate the examples and exercise problems, and have at least some interest in working with DNA sequence data. No previous computer skills are necessary, as we will introduce Linux starting with the very basics.
In the first session we briefly cover the design of Linux: how is it different from Windows/OSX and how is it best used? We'll then jump straight onto the command line and learn about the layout of the Linux filesystem and how to navigate it. We'll describe Linux's file permission system (which often trips up beginners), how paths work, and how we actually run programs on the command line. We'll learn a few tricks for using the command line more efficiently, and how to deal with programs that are misbehaving. We'll finish this session by looking at the built in help system and how to read and interpret manual pages.
Part of the Linux design is that everything can be customised. This can be intimidating at first but, given that bioinformatics work is often fairly repetitive, can be used to good effect. Here we'll learn about environment variables, custom prompts, soft links, and ssh configuration — a collection of tools with modest capabilities, but which together can make life on the command line much more pleasant. In this last session there will also be time to continue working on the next-gen sequencing pipeline.


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One of the most common problems and disputes that occur during a construction project is a delay. While it may seem insignificant from afar, the real trouble comes when a legal claim arises from one.
Construction delay claims are one of the most common cases but also one of the least understood. These claims focus on a construction project that has either been extended or held off due to unforeseen circumstances. Delays often force contractors to extend the schedule past the due date as well as accumulate extra costs that will cover things like an idle workforce and lost efficiencies.
Many times these delay are caused by circumstances that are out of control of the contractor. Unanticipated weather changes and design errors are only a couple of reasons why a delay may occur. It could even be the fault of the owner if they initiated any changes during the project's construction. While these are all excusable reasons, the contractor still has to maintain responsibility to prepare for any foreseeable and unforeseeable conditions.
When a delay claim is filed, there is the option for both parties to enter a construction mediation phase. The mediator, which is the neutral negotiator between both parties, decides on a reasonable outcome that will benefit both parties after hearing the facts of each side. One of the reasons why mediation is important is because the claim will be settled before the court becomes involved. Not only does an owner lose time but also money during a lawsuit. Mediation must involve both parties voluntarily agreeing to reason with each other.
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High Springs is about 21 miles northwest of the University of Florida campus in Gainesville.
When I attended the university many years ago, High Springs was a quiet little town with a sleepy two block downtown business section.
It was about as typical a small Florida town as you would find in those days.
The town today is still small - about 5,000 people - and quiet, but the downtown area has been spruced up and is now home to several antique shops and nice restaurants.
In contrast, just a couple of blocks from downtown many of the streets are still unpaved and are home to weather beaten old houses drowsing under the ancient oaks draped with Spanish moss.
One of the features of this little town that puts it on the map is its crossroads location in north central Florida.
In the late 1800s, it was an important rail center for several main lines of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. The town had major railroad service facilities and a large train yard.
The trains are gone, but today two major highways intersect in High Springs. In the not so old days before the interstates, this made High Springs a logical place for the weary traveler to stop for the night.
Those highways - US-441 and US-27 - are still pleasant and less crowded today than the superhighways if you are traveling this part of the state.
As the name of the town implies, High Springs is in "spring" country. It is close to the spring fed Santa Fe and Ichetucknee Rivers along with many other small springs such as Poe Springs and Blue Springs.
Ginnie Springs Outdoor Recreation area is just 6.5 miles west of town.
Just a few miles further west is Ichetucknee Springs State Park and its famous inner tube float trips down the river.
High Springs is a good place to stage a visit to these popular attractions. There are at least two bed and breakfast inns and a handful of motels in town.
Great Outdoors is highly rated by all of the major restaurant review sites. It has also won Florida Trend magazine's Golden Spoon award.
This is definitely a place to go if you are looking for great food.
I recently had lunch there during High Springs Pioneer Days. The place was crowded, but service was still great and most servers were wearing pioneer costumes in keeping with the street festival outside.
The first thing that struck me when I walked inside is the question: "how can a place this size survive in High Springs?". I can only surmise that this restaurant draws people from all over the area, not just High Springs.
The restaurant is in a beautifully restored two story opera house. In more recent years, it was an outfitter store known as Great Outdoors.
We were given the choice of sitting inside or outside on the patio. We chose inside, but I took a peek at the outside dining area and it looks great too.
I also noticed that the second floor, called the Opera House, is available for wedding receptions and other large party events.
The ground floor dining area is beautifully rustic with a separate cozy bar and the outside dining is either under the stars or in a more protected area called the Boat House.
The entire operation gives a first class appearance.
We started our dining adventure with delicious conch fritters as an appetizer along with Margaritas on the rocks. I don't usually order drinks with lunch, and I probably won't do it again in Great Outdoors.
My two Margaritas cost $10.50 each. That's a new record for me, so I recommend you ask your server in advance how much your drink will set you back.
That was the only downer, however, as the food was great and the ice water was free.
I ordered fish tacos with lightly breaded mahi-mahi and crispy shells along with a spicy veggie filling. There were three of them and they were great.
My companion had clam chowder and a grouper Reuben sandwich. She pronounced both of them excellent.
The menu runs the range from high cuisine to more modest fare like hamburgers.
I can visualize spending a few days in High Springs just to eat all three meals in Great Outdoors.
But if the Margaritas are any indicator of the price of their other drinks, I'll probably stick to water in my future visits.
Great Outdoors is open from 11am to 9pm Tuesday through Thursday and Sunday, and is open until 10pm on Friday and Saturday.


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Our Lady of Salambáo (Spanish: Nuestra Señora de la Inmaculada Concepción de Salambáo; Tagalog: Mahal na Birhen ng Salambáo or Birheng ng Salambáw) is a Catholic title of the Blessed Virgin Mary venerated in Obando, Bulacan, Philippines. The Virgin Mary under this title is venerated as the local patroness of fishing, owing to the image's discovery in a salambáw, a type of big fishing net supported by bamboo crosspieces and mounted on a raft.

The image is enshrined with Saint Clare of Assisi and Saint Paschal Baylon inside Obando  Church. The three saints form a triad that is the focus of the annual Obando Fertility Rites held from 17 to 19 May.

Legend
The date of the image's finding is traditionally held to be 19 June 1763. Three fishermen, named Juan, Julián, and Diego dela Cruz, were fishing at a place known as Hulingduong in the town of Tambobong (today in Malabon City). There, they caught the statue with their salambáw, which is a large type of fishing lift net made from bamboo crosspieces and mounted on a raft. When the fishermen tried to bring the Virgin's image to neighbouring Navotas, their  salambáw suddenly grew heavy and immobile. They decided to head for Obando, and their raft suddenly lightened and became easy to paddle. This they took to be a sign that the Virgin wanted to be enshrined in Obando.

The image—complete with a replica salambáw—is now housed in a wooden retablo (reredos) above the high altar of San Pascual Baylón Parish, together with statues of Saint Clare and Saint Paschal. A replica of the statue, in its own salambáw, is used for the annual procession on the third day of the Rites.

Feast
The feast of Our Lady of Salambáo is on 19 May, which is the last day of a triduum honouring the triad of saints. Spread across the triduum are the Rites, which constitute Masses and processions where devotees of both sexes joyfully dance the fandango in supplication for a child and of good livelihood and harvest. The celebrations are centered on the San Pascual Baylón Parish Church, also known as the National Shrine of Nuestra Señora de la Inmaculada Concepción de Salambáo in Barangay Pag-asa, Obando, Bulacan.

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See also
Obando Fertility Rites
Our Lady of Camarin, a statue venerated on Guam that was also found by a fisherman
Our Lady of Caysasay, which was also found in a fisherman's net

References

Sources

Philippine Fiestas & Festivals
Obando Fertility Rites
Patron Saints of Fishing (at Bunganut Lake Online)

Shrines to the Virgin Mary
Marian devotions
Titles of Mary
Catholic Church in the Philippines
Religion in Bulacan


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Discusses China's mistreatment of journalists in general, particularly ex-political prisoner, 50-year-old Dai Qing. Secretary of State James Baker met with China's prime minister, Li Peng, on November 16 to talk about human rights; The Senate in Washington, D.C., passed a unanimous resolution...
On Zhang Dong-sun's Critique and Extension of Traditional Epistemology. Wu Xiao-fan // Qingdao Daxue Shifanxueyuan Xuebao/Journal of Teachers College Q;2009, Vol. 26 Issue 1, p86
Chinese philosophy is characteristic of immaturity of epistemology and logic. Owing to this character, the theory of knowledge becomes the issue of 20th century Chinese philosophers, and Zhang Dong - sun is one of them. On the base of western modern epistemology, he builds a system of a...
China uses ways subtle--and not--to quiet its press. Platt, Kevin // Christian Science Monitor;4/24/98, Vol. 90 Issue 104, p9
Focuses on the continued repression of journalists in China in the late 1990s. The punishment given to Chinese reporter Dai Qing for her role in prior to the Tiananmen Square incident in 1989; Number of Tiananmen dissidents still in jail in April of 1998; The release of Wang Dan after four...
Three Gorges madness. // Multinational Monitor;Dec97, Vol. 18 Issue 12, p19
Interviews Dai Qing, China's foremost investigative reporter, on the Three Gorges dam project in China. Factors at stake in the Three Gorges battle; Positive alternative to abandoning the project altogether; Resettlement of people in connection to the dam project. INSET: Excerpts from The...
Ardent foe takes on China dam. Tyson, James L. // Christian Science Monitor;11/12/97, Vol. 89 Issue 243, p1
Reports on the opposition of Chinese journalist Dai Qing to China's plans to build the Three Gorges Dam across the Yangtze River. Her castigations of the Chinese government which landed her in jail; A United States tour to promote the book `The River Dragon Has Come!'; How China has started...
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Presents an interview with rocket scientist and writer Dai Qing. Efforts of Dai Qing to stop China's Three Gorges dam from being built across the Yangtze river; Dai Qing's comments regarding her career as a military scientist and spy for Chairman Mao; Her arrest during the Tiananmen Square...
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Features the first five winners of `Conde Nast Traveler' periodical's annual Environmental Award. Kenyan environmentalist Wangari Maathai; Chinese journalist Dai Qing; Russian scientist Vladimir Chernousenko; Russian activist and writer Sergei Zalygin; Canadian Matthew Coon Come.
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Bay Bridge 1 is included in the Fine Art Archives of the Library of Congress. Selection of this trace monotype was made in conjunction with the centennial anniversary of the California Society of Printmakers and publication of the book, California Society of Printmakers: One Hundred Years 1913-2013, Maryly Snow, Editor; Sylvia Solochek Walters, Assistant Editor.
Bay Bridge 1 is shown in a solo exhibition at The Faculty Club of the University of California, Berkeley, Mar 1 - 31, 2011.
Bay Bridge 1 is shown in It's Our Nature, an exhibition of printmaking works by the California Society of Printmakers at Thoreau Gallery, The Presidio, San Francisco CA, Aug 10 - Oct 7, 2010.


If you have ever listened to this show, you have heard me say "Be the best you can be by being the best in this industry." You also have heard me say "make the industry better because you are in it." So… are you?
This was the reason I started this podcast. Scaling UP! H2O is my way of raising the bar in the water treatment industry. Based on the feedback I have received, I think we are doing that. And "we" was not a typo. The Scaling UP! Nation! Is what is doing the hard work, I just bought a microphone.
Chandler's career in water treatment began courtesy of a recommendation by his academic advisor while he was an undergraduate student at Oakland University. Since then, he has earned his Bachelor's degree in Environmental Science and returned to his Alma mater in pursuit of a Master's Degree in Chemistry. As Technical Coordinator of Plymouth Technology Inc., Chandler has gained valuable experience developing solutions for industrial consumers across the Midwest region in the areas of wastewater, boiler and cooling water treatment.
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Simon specialises in the construction and engineering and energy sectors representing contractors, manufacturers, private employers and their professional advisers in all forms of dispute resolution, including both domestic and international arbitration, domestic court litigation, mediation and adjudication.
In addition to giving tactical advice, Simon regularly drafts pleadings, and acts as sole and junior counsel in applications and trials in large complex commercial and construction related disputes. He has a reputation for being able to quickly grasp the technical issues in a case. One source states "You know he'll pick up on the technical points others might miss" (Chambers UK Bar).
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Acting for a contractor specializing in offshore drilling services in connection with the premature termination of a contract for the supply of a semi-submersible drilling rig and ancillary services allegedly on grounds of poor performance during drilling operations. The contract incorporated LOGIC general conditions.
During the course of 2012, Simon appeared as junior counsel at various interlocutory hearings in the TCC acting for a large Norwegian contractor in a substantial dispute relating to allegations of the unlawful termination of a contract for the dismantling of six North Sea oil rigs. The contract incorporated LOGIC terms and conditions. The claim was settled shortly before trial.
Acting for the purchaser of four liquified natural gas producer vessels worth $1.8bn in relation to a dispute concerning the alleged cancellation / abandonment of the contract. The claim was for return of payments of $300m made towards the purchase of the vessels.
Acting as junior counsel for a large foreign energy supplier in a large international arbitration concerning claims of over $1bn brought in respect of alleged deficiencies in the design of an offshore processing facility for liquefied natural gas.
Advising in relation to a final account claim on an NEC3 Contract concerning the construction of a hydro-electric scheme in Scotland. Work on this project has included the preparation of referral/response documents for adjudication, attendance at a mediation and appearing as junior counsel at a Part 8 trial in the TCC; RWE Npower Renewables v J N Bentley [2013] EWHC 978 (TCC).
Simon has broad experience of construction disputes, both domestic and international, including delay and disruption claims, variations claims and extensions of time. He is very familiar with Standard Form Contracts (JCT, ICE and ACE) and has advised on the DOM/1 form of subcontract. Recent examples of his work in this sector include:
Advising and acting as junior counsel for PC Harrington Contractors Ltd against Multiplex Constructions (UK) Ltd in a substantial dispute arising out of the construction of the New Wembley National Stadium; PC Harrington Contractors Ltd v. Multiplex Constructions (UK) Ltd [2008] BLR 16.
Appearing as junior counsel in Part 8 proceedings in the TCC for declaratory relief in relation to the operation and effect of the liquidated damages and extension of time provisions of the JCT Standard Form of Building Contract 1998 Edition and the impact of partial possession upon those provisions; Liberty Mercian v Dean & Dyball [2009] BLR 29.
Advising and acting as junior counsel for Barts and The Royal London NHS Trust in prospective Part 8 proceedings in the Commercial Court seeking declarations in relation to the Trust's entitlement to use the variations procedure to omit work from a 35 year PFI Agreement.
Appearing as junior counsel in High Court proceedings representing a company forming part of the consortium delivering the Manchester tram project. Resisting a claim brought by Transport for Greater Manchester for specific performance / delivery-up of internal documents pursuant to a contractual provision requiring the company to provide certain documentation on request; Transport for Greater Manchester v Thales [2012] 146 ConLR 194.
Acting as junior counsel for a well-known internet electronics retailer in High Court proceedings concerning defects in the construction and design of a distribution warehouse.
Appearing as counsel in various trials held in both the TCC and County Court concerning disputes over payment and defects in the works.
Acting for an employer in a claim in the TCC for extension of time by a contractor engaged to carry out extensive renovations to a private residence.
Advising regarding failure to serve withholding notices under the Housing Grant, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 and on rights arising out of repudiation by a contractor.
Advising in relation to the Party Wall Act 1996.
Acting in a number of interlocutory applications in both the County Court and TCC, including applications for strike out, summary judgment and security for costs.
Junior counsel for the Government of Gibraltar in respect of a claim being heard in the TCC concerning the termination of design-build contract for the construction of a tunnel in Gibraltar under a modified FIDIC form of contract; Obrascon Huarte Lain SA v. Her Majesty's Attorney General for Gibraltar [2014] EWHC 1028 (TCC).
Junior counsel in a Hong Kong arbitration in respect of HK$ multi-million claims (re-rating and fluctuations) arising out of a project for one of the world's longest cable-stayed highway bridges.
Advising and acting on a Hong Kong arbitration concerning HK$ multi-million claims in respect of the design and construction of a major highways project.
Acting for a large investor in a Singapore (SIAC) arbitration concerning the termination of a contract for the purchase of a large residential, commercial and retail development in Vietnam.
Advising and acting for a large Italian contractor in a substantial delay claim involving the construction of a prestige Hotel in Eastern Europe [Ukraine]; He appeared as junior counsel during final substantive hearing and at a number of preliminary hearings. His role also included assisting in the drafting of all statements of case, witness statements, opening and closing submissions and costs submissions.
Simon has considerable experience in relation to adjudication and the HGCRA. This experience includes advising upon the enforcement of awards and adjudications under the Act. For example, appearing as Junior Counsel in Part 8 proceedings for pre-emptive declaratory relief in relation to the enforceability of an Adjudication Award in circumstances where the appointment of the Adjudicator preceded service of the Notice of Adjudication; Vision Homes Ltd v Lancsville Constructions Limited [2009] BLR 525.
Simon has also advised on and prepared referral/response documents and conducted adjudications. Examples include advising generally and appearing at an adjudication hearing for a sub-contractor in relation to a multi-million pound dispute arising out of defects in a concrete floor, drafting adjudication submissions for a large Energy supplier in connection with several adjudications relating to renewable energy projects, and drafting a notice of adjudication for an electrical sub-contractor seeking payment.
Simon has experience of dealing with a variety of professional negligence claims involving a wide range of professional and consultants in the construction engineering sector, including engineers, contractors, architects and surveyors. Examples include a claim against a surveyor for failure to identify subsidence in a building, a claim against an architect regarding the negligent omission of drainage facilities from a residential extension and a claim against a contract administrator for delivery-up of documents and correspondence belonging to his client.
Simon also appeared as junior counsel in an Appeal to the Privy Council from Trinidad and Tobago concerning the proper interpretation of statutory provisions permitting the recovery of loss in personal injury actions from uninsured persons driving with the consent of an insured driver; The Presidential Insurance Company Limited v Resha St. Hill [2012] UKPC 33; 3 LRC 7.
Qualifications: 1st Class Honours, Jurisprudence, Oxford University (2003). Boulter Exhibition, Christ Church College, Oxford University (2003). Marchant Scholarship, Lincoln's Inn (2004).
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One of Twitch's biggest stars, Tyler 'Ninja' Blevins, has offered words of advice to any budding streamer looking to forge a career on the platform.
After growing in popularity while playing H1Z1, Ninja's channel reached a height that had never been seen before following the release of Fortnite Battle Royale. He broke the record for the most concurrent viewers on Twitch while streaming the game with Drake, as well as signing a sponsorship deal with Red Bull.
The 27-year-old is still one of the most viewed streamers on the platform and has offered some useful advice to any upcoming streamers looking to make a name for themselves in one of the most competitive job industries.
Ninja believes that small streamers need to build an audience for themselves on a less popular game rather than competing with the thousands of people trying to become the next Fortnite star.
"It's better for people to start streaming a game that isn't the most popular on Twitch," he said in a clip posted to Twitter.
"You start out on Rainbow Six Siege or Call of Duty, anything but League of Legends or Fortnite where it doesn't take an hour to scroll down to someone with a hundred viewers," Ninja added.
Given his enormous success on the internet, Ninja's tips should be taken on board by anyone hoping to make a career out of streaming.
But given the saturated nature of most games on the platform, it will be harder than ever to become the next big Twitch star.


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Penetralia — дебютный студийный альбом шведской группы Hypocrisy, выпущенный в 1992 году на лейбле Nuclear Blast. Художник обложки Дэн Сигрэйв. Переиздание альбома в формате диджипак было дополнено двумя бонусными песнями: «Life of Filth» (со сборника Death… Is Just the Beginning II) и «Lead by Satanism».

Описание
После реализации второго демо молодой группе удалось заключить контракт с крупным немецким лейблом Nuclear Blast. Для записи полноценного диска существовавшее трио музыкантов, с приходом барабанщика Ларса Соке и гитариста Йонаса Ёстерберга, было расширено до формата квинтета. Первое выступление в этом составе состоялось 6 июня 1992 года.

Записывали диск в Studio Rockshop, сам Петер занимался сведением и выступил продюсером дебютника. Стилистически работа представляла собой брутальный дэт-метал флоридской школы, с гитарным хаосом и бескомпромиссным богохульным содержимым текстов.

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Участники записи
 Петер Тэгтгрен − гитара, ударные на 1-3, 5-8, вокал на 10, клавишные на 10
 Микаэль Хэдлунд − бас
 Ларс Соке − ударные на 4, 9, 10
 Массе Броберг — вокал
 Йонас Ёстерберг — гитара

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Альбомы Hypocrisy
Дебютные альбомы 1992 года
Альбомы Nuclear Blast Records


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Private and Special Statutes of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts ..., Volume 7
Oleh Massachusetts
Trustees incor- Be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid that the porated.
Honl. Samuel Phillips of Andover aforesaid Esqr., ibe Honl. Job Phillips of Exeter aforesaid Esqr., the Honl. William Phillips and Oliver Wendell Esqrs., and John Lowell Esqr., of Boston in the County of Suffolk and State of Massachusetis Bay the Revd. Josiah Stearns of Epping in the County of Rockingham aforesaid, the Revd. William Symms of said Andover, the Revd. Elias Smith of Middleton in the said County of Essex the Revd. Jonathan French, Sam). Phillips Jupr., Esqr., Mr. Eliphale. Pearson, Gentleman, and Mr. Nehemiah Abbot, Yeoman, all of Andover aforesaid be, and they hereby are nominated and appointed Trustees of said Academy, and they are hereby incorporated into a body politic by the name of the Trustees of Phillips Academy, and that they and their Successors shall be and continue a body politic and corporate by the same name
forever. Lands and es.
And be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid, that all late confirmed the Lands and monies, which, by a legal Instrument bearing to Trustees.
date the first day of April in the Year of our Lord one thousand Seven hundred and seventy eight were given, granted and assigned by the beforementioned Samuel Phillips and John Phillips unto the said William Phillips, Oliver Wendell, John Lowell, Josiah Stearns, William Symmes, Elias Smith, Jonathan French, Samuel Phillips Junr., Eliphalet Pearson and Nehemiab Abbot, and to their heirs be and they hereby are Confirmed to the said William Phillips and others last named, and to their Successors as Trustees of Phillips Academy forever, for the Uses and purposes and upon the Trust, which in said Instrument are expressed ;— And the Trustees aforesaid their Successors and the Officers of the said Academy, are hereby required in Conducting the Concerns thereof, and in all matters relating thereto, to regulate themselves Conformably to the true design and intention of the said Grantors, as expressed in their Instrument abovementioned.
And be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid, that the said Trustees and their Successors shall have one Common Seal, which they may make use of in any cause or business that relates to the said Office of Trustees of the said Academy, and they shall have power and authority to break, change and renew the said Seal from time to time as they shall see fit : and that they may sue and be sued in all actions, real, personal and mixed, and prosecute and defend the same unto final Judgment and execution by the name of the Trustees of Phillips's Academy.
And be it further Enacted by the authority aforesaid, that the Visitors and their powers. said Samuel Phillips and others the Trustees aforesaid and their
Successors, the longest livers and Survivors of them be the true and sole Visitors, Trustees and Governors of the said Phillips Academy in perpetual Succession forever, to be continued in the way and manner hereafter specified, with full power and authority to elect such Officers of the said Academy, as they shall judge necessary and convenient, and to make and ordain such Laws,
Powers.
one time all constituitee Membershall come be the Prince
Seys, and shall decince here being sha respect are
Orders and Rules, for the good Government of said Academy, as to them the said Trustees, Governors and Visitors aforesaid and their Successors, shall from time to time according to the various occasions and Circumstances seem most fit and requisite, all which shall be observed by the Officers, Scholars and Servants of the said Academy upon the penalties therein contained ; Provided Notwithstanding that the said Rules, Laws and Orders be no ways contrary to the Laws of this State.
And be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid that the Number of Number of the said Trustees aloresaid and their successors, shall Trustees. not at any one time be more than Thirteen nor less than Seven ; Seven of whom shall constitute a Quorum for transacting business, and a major part of the Members present at any legal Meeting, shall decide all Questions that shall come before them, except in the instance herein after excepted ; That the Principal Instructor for the time being shall ever be one of them ; that a Major part, shall be Laymen and respectable Freeholders, also that a Major part shall consist of Men who are not Inhabitants of the Town where the Seminary is situate-And to perpetuate the Succession of the said Trustees,
Be it further enacted by the Authority aforesaid that as often Election of as one or more of the Trustees of said Phillips Academy shall Trustees. die or resign, or in the Judgement of a Major part of the other Trustees, be render'd by age or otherwise, incapable of discharging the duties of bis Office, then and so often, the Trustees then surviving and remaining or the Major part of them, shall elect one or more persons to supply the Vacancy or Vacancies.
And be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid, that the Real and perTrustees aforesaid and their Successors, be, and they hereby sonal estate. are rendered capable in Law to take and receive by Gist, Grani, Devise, Bequest or otherwise any Lands, Tenements or other Estate real and Personal, provided, that the annual income of the said real Estate shall not exceed the sum of Five Hundred pounds and the annual income of the said Personal Estate shall not exceed the sum of Two Thousand pounds, both sums to be valued in Silver at the rate of six shillings and eight pence by the Ounce : To have and to hold the same, to them the said Trustees and their Successors, on such Terms and under such Provisions and Limitations, as may be expressed in any Deed or instrument of Conveyance to them inade : Provided always, that neither the said Trustees nor their successors shall ever hereafter receive any Grant or Donation, the Condition whereof shall require them or any others concerned to act in any respect, counter to the design of the first Grantors, or of any prior Donation ; and all Deeds and Instruments which the said Trustees may lawfully make, shall when made in the name of the said Trustees, and signed and Delivered by the Treasurer, and Sealed with their Common Seal, bind the said Trustees and their Successors and be valid in Law.
And be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid, that if it shall hereafter be judged upon mature and impartial Conside
Power of re: moving semi
nary.
ration of all Circumstances, by two thirds of all the Trustees, that for good and Substantial reasons which at this time do not exist, the true design of this Institution will be better promoted, by removing the Seminary from the place, where it is founded, in that case it shall be in the Power of the said Trustees to remove it'accordingly, and 10 establish it in such place withiu this State, as they shall judge to be best calculated for carrying into effectual execution the intention of the Founders. [Oct. 4, 1780.] Add. acts, 1807 ch. 22 : 1813 ch. 125: 1823 ch. 50.
[In this Index subjects not referred to in their alphabetical order will be found under some one of the fol-
lowing general heads, viz:
INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS, PARISH, PRECINCT OR
ANNEXATION, INSURANCE COMPANY,
RELIGIOUS SOCIETY,
BANK,
MANUFACTURING CORPORA RAIL-ROAD CORPORATION,
CANAL,
MINISTERIAL FUND,
TURNPIKE,
FISHERY,
NAMES CHANGED,
WHARF.]
ACADEMY—Adams, incorporated, . . . . . .
Beverly, incorporated, .
Boxford, proprietors incorporated, . . . . .
Central Village, in Dracut, incorporated,
Dorchester, proprietors and trustees incorporated,
Dukes County, incorporated, . .
East Bridgewater, proprietors incorporated,
Edgartown, proprietors incorporated, . .
Egremont, proprietors incorporated,
Falmouth, incorporated, . .
Fellenberg, in Greenfield, incorporated,
Franklin, proprietors incorporated,
Fuller, incorporated, . . . .
Goodale, incorporated, . . .
Lynn, incorporated, . . .
Millbury, proprietors incorporated,
New England Christian, incorporated, .
Newton Female, incorporated,
Pawtucket, incorporated, . . .
Phillips, in Andover, incorporated,
Pierce, incorporated,
Randolph, incorporated,
Rochester, incorporated,
South Reading, authorized to sell real estate,
Westminster, incorporated, . . . . .
Winnisimmet, incorporated,
Worcester Female, proprietors incorporated, . .
ALBANY WHARF AND WAREHOUSE CORPORATION established,
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES, S. J. Court authorized to hear
and determine, in equity, all matters in relation to Count Rumford's
donation to, . ..
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INSTRUCTION, incorporated, . .
AMERICAN STATIONERS COMPANY, incorporated, . . . ,
AMHERST FEMALE SEMINARY, proprietors incorporated, ..
A.Ndrews Fishing Company, in Harwich, incorporated, . .
ANNEXATION to Athol, of a part of New Salem, .
Boston, of Thompson's Island from Dorchester, .
Dorchester, of a part of Dedham, .
Foxborough, of a part of Wrentham, .
Framingham, of a part of Holliston, .
Halifax, of a part of Plympton, .
Hardwick, of a gore of unincorporated land,
of Hardwick Gore, ..
Holden, of a part of Paxton, . .
Lowell, of a part of Tewksbury, . .
Orange, of a part of Erving's Grant, .
of a part of New Salem,
Palmer, of a part of Western,
Provincetown, of a part of Truro, .
Sutton, of a part of Northbridge,
Walpole, of a part of Foxborough,
line altered, .
ASPINWALL, Samuel, authorized to extend his wharf, ..
Atkinson DONATION, School District, No. 2, in Newbury, authorized to sell,
Atwood, Pain G. authorized to erect a bridge over Duck Creek, in Wellfleet,
AUBURN, name of the town of Ward changed to, .
BAKER, N. and others authorized to build a bridge over Swan Pond River,
in Dennis, · · · · · · · ·
Bank, Adams, incorporated, . ..
increase of capital authorized, . . . .
Agricultural, charter continued, . . . .
increase of capital authorized, .
American, authorized to reduce its capital stock, ..
charter extended, . . . . . .
Amherst, Sunderland, name and location changed to,
Andover, charter extended, . .
increase of capital authorized, ..
Asiatic, charter extended,
Atlantic, charter extended, . . . . . .
Atlas, established,
time extended for paying in capital stock,
Attleborough, established,
Bank of Brighton, incorporated, .
increase of capital authorized, . .
Bank of General Interest, incorporated, .
increase of capital authorized,
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The Best Auto CEOs in History
Without Henry Ford, it would have taken a lot longer for cars to become accessible to millions of people around the world. Ford's judgement led him to create the revolutionary assembly line that formed the basis of the automotive industry and changed the face of the global transportation infrastructure forever. He is widely regarded as the leading pioneer of the automotive industry.
Elon Musk plans to assist humanity with his bold goal of forming a space-faring civilization. As the co-founder and CEO of Tesla, he continues to run one of the most innovative companies in the world.
Musk has always been a prodigy. Since a young age, he released IT solutions like Zip2 and Paypal. However, in 2003, his focus turned towards the automobile realm, and he went on to join Tesla Motors as a co-founder. Five years later, the company shook the industry with the Tesla Roadster. Musk was credited to break the monopoly of established automobile brands.
In 2010 and 2016, he was awarded the top Automobile Executive of the Year. Times magazine's child publication, The Drive, called Musk as the "most influential person" in the automobile industry.
Mary T. Barra
Mary T. Barra came into prominence when she became the first female CEO of General Motors. Mary Barra's association with General Motors began when she was only 18. Slowly and gradually, she climbed ladders and was named CEO in 2014 at a crucial juncture. In her first year, General Motors had to recall around 30 million vehicles for safety purposes.
Congress summoned her and asked her to provide an explanation regarding the conduct of GM in conjunction with faulty ignition switches; these switches were known to be the cause of 13 deaths. She dedicated herself to rebuilding customer trust again and was successful in doing so.
She was eventually the key to eliminate the toxic and controversial political culture which was often linked with General Motors. Additionally, she emphasized the importance of quality, agility, and efficiency so the company could outpace its rivals.
Sergio Marchionne was a well educated man, earning a bachelor's degree in philosophy in 1978 from the University of Toronto, a bachelor's degree in commerce in 1979, a master's degree in business in 1985 from the University of Windsor, and finally a law degree in 1983 from Osgoode Hall Law School of York University in Toronto.
After his years of rigorous education, he entered the workforce. He bounced around being the CFO and CEO of different companies until he found himself joining the board at Fiat SpA in 2003. After only two years he was named CEO of the automotive division at the Fiat Group Automobiles SpA. He found immediate success in turning this company around, leading them to eventually turn a profit.
Later in 2009, Marchionne was named CEO of Chrysler group LLC, also helping them turn their first profit in years.
Marchionne's success is expansive and much too large to explain in such a short time. However, we can say without a doubt, he is one of the best auto CEOs in history.
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Bahía Gretton está situada en el sector de las islas Wollaston en la región austral de Chile.

Administrativamente pertenece a la comuna de Cabo de Hornos en la provincia Antártica Chilena, en la Región de Magallanes y la Antártica Chilena.

Desde hace aproximadamente 6000 años sus costas fueron habitadas por el pueblo yagán o yámana. A comienzos del siglo  este pueblo había sido prácticamente extinguido por la acción del hombre blanco.

Ubicación

Se encuentra entre la punta Dillon de la isla Grévy y el cabo Ross de la isla Wollaston.

Catacterísticas geográficas

Su clima es marítimo con temperaturas parejas durante todo el año. El viento predominante es del oeste. El mal tiempo es permanente.

Su boca tiene 10 nmi y es abierta al norte. Su saco es de 4,5 nmi. La bahía es de fácil acceso y proporciona buen fondeadero en la rada Norte y en el surgidero de Otter. Al fondo del saco se abre el seno Alberto, poco reconocido.

En su ribera se presenta la tundra magallánica y los arbustales magallánicos. Se ven albatros, gaviotas australes, patos a vapor lobos marinos. En el sector pesquero destaca la existencia de la centolla y el centollón.

Historia

Sus costas fueron recorridas por los yámanas desde hace más de 6000 años hasta mediados del siglo XX. A comienzos del siglo XXI este pueblo había sido prácticamente extinguido por la acción del hombre blanco.

A fines del siglo XVIII, a partir del año 1788 comenzaron a llegar a la zona los balleneros, los loberos y cazadores de focas ingleses y estadounidenses y finalmente los chilotes.

Las siguientes expediciones efectuaron trabajos hidrográficos en el sector de bahía Gretton:
1624 - Jacob l'Hermite, almirante y Geen Huygen Schapenham, vicealmirante, estuvieron un mes con once naves holandesas.
1769 - Teniente James Cook con el HMB Endeavour desde bahía Buen Suceso. Tránsito de Venus. Expedición inglesa.
1789 - Alejandro Malaspina con la Descubierta y la Atrevida. Expedición española.
1830 - Robert Fitz Roy en el primer viaje del HMS Beagle. Expedición inglesa. .
1833 - Robert Fitz Roy en el segundo viaje del HMS Beagle. Expedición inglesa.
1882 - Louis-Ferdinand Martial con La Romanche. Expedición francesa.

Véase también
 Geografía de Chile
 Anexo:Parques nacionales de Chile

Referencias

Bibliografía utilizada

Gretton
Geografía marítima del archipiélago de Tierra del Fuego