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Business of the Week: The Twisted Branch Olive Oil & Vinegar Tap Room, Valhalla
April 29, 2015 By Pat Casey
(L to r) Richard and Erika Cozza with John Cherico at The Twisted Branch Olive Oil & Vinegar Tap Room, Valhalla.
When what you love to do in your spare time becomes possible as your full-time occupation, that's Kismet, and you know the result will be the fruit of pure passion.
The Twisted Branch Olive Oil & Tap Room just opened at 24 Broadway in Valhalla, and already the new store is getting a reputation as a "must visit destination." Chefs from some of the more popular eateries in Westchester already have made the discovery and The Twisted Branch is on their regular shopping routes.
White Plains residents and brothers John Cherico and Richard Cozza and Richard's wife Erika have partnered to put the new business together.
The idea for a specialty shop had been discussed among the partners for several years, but when in November 2014 it looked like they had the opportunity to finally make the jump – John was leaving the corporate world and Richard was moving on from his job in IT – they took the business plan to the fast track and opened the store in a little over four months.
The shop is full of delicious add-ons that finish off a special entrée, appetizer, pasta or salad or make that cup of coffee or tea something you want to linger over.
"We stocked the shelves with things we like, products we had found and use," Richard explained.
From an Italian family where the kitchen is the center of the household, both John and Richard grew up with inquisitive palates. Richard became known for his olive oil finishes to pizza and pasta dishes. His wife Erika discovered early in their marriage that he had a special aptitude for taking anything she cooked to the next level and she was happy to let him do it.
The result is that Richard has experimented for years with different olive oil and balsamic vinegar recipes. He also knows what oils he prefers and where they come from.
The shop features oils and vinegars imported from Italy, Spain, Chile and Tunisia. The Twisted Branch works with a flavor infusing company based in California. Each product is created to exact specifications and bottled on site in Valhalla – where the products for sale carry the Twisted Branch name.
When traveling for his job in IT, Richard would often spend time in California and Seattle, WA. "Oil and vinegar tap rooms are quite popular on the West coast," he explained. "I was already hooked on the concept and was shipping product back home for my personal use. That's how I got involved in the network, which made it easy to set up the business so quickly. I had already done much of the work."
Infused and flavored olive oils such as Basil, Blood orange, Sage & Onion, Tuscan Herb, Garlic Mushroom, Sundried Tomato and White Truffle, among others are on the menu.
Dark Balsamic Vinegars include Black Mission Fig, Honey Ginger, Raspberry, Pumpkin Spice and traditional. The White Balsamic Vinegars include Cranberry, Bittersweet Chocolate with Orange, Coconut, Strawberry peach and Anjou Pear.
There are many other flavor selections on the lists as well as gourmet wine vinegars and special flavors created for each season.
If you have no idea what you might like, The Twisted Branch has 100 percent biodegradable and consumable tasting cups and spoons and bread cubes for sampling.
In fact, Richard says they will have Arthur Avenue bread delivered fresh each morning for customers to purchase.
On his Seattle trips, Richard also indulged in the gourmet coffee culture of the West Coast and the shop offers a signature small batch coffee. The Twisted Branch prides itself in working only with small, family owned plantations.
Coffee is for sale in biodegradable cups to sip from on the spot or bags to take home.
Because Erika is a tea drinker master tea blends from Harney & Sons can be found on the shelves along with local honey from a bee farm in Connecticut – there's a Killer Bee Hot Sauce – gourmet and flavored salts – there's a Ghost Pepper salt – flavored cane sugars and hand blended spices.
Richard has been busy developing recipes which he will post on the store's website at www.TheTwistedBranch.com where you will also find a complete selection of items for sale in the store as well as online. There will also be a blog for sharing taste experiences.
If you work or live in White Plains, The Twisted Branch will be a vendor at the White Plains Farmers Market every Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. beginning April 29.
The Twisted Branch is located at 24 Broadway, Valhalla, NY 10595; 914-437-8000. Store hours: Monday – Saturday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Sunday 12 to 6 p.m.
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I believe that it is the norm. I'm experiencing similar upload times. The new thing about the Due vs the Uno or the Mega is that it needs to "flash" the memory, and writing and verifying the pages seems to be the bottleneck.
I've tried to disable the "verify code after upload" in the preferences however it does not seem to work as code is still verified.
My sketch is 13 KB on my Arduino Mega and 80 KB on my Due, so I guess every medium sized sketch will take half a minute to upload.
Sure, put the Due in the closet and continue to use your mega board until the Due platform has matured. Those on the bleeding edge are bound to have finger cuts.
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Posted 9/30/2020 by Deborah Stein
Care Intensity During Transport to the Critical Care Resuscitation Unit: Transport Clinician's Role
Quincy Tran, MD, Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, was first author and Daniel Haase, MD, Assistant Professor; Ben Lawner, DO, Visiting Assistant Professor; Jay Menaker, MD, Associate Professor; and Ashley Menne, MD, Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, were among the authors of "Care Intensity During Transport to the Critical Care Resuscitation Unit: Transport Clinician's Role," which was published by Air Medical Journal on August 25, 2020.
Early Predictors of Near-Shore Spinal Injuries Among Emergency Department Patients
Bradford Schwartz, MD, Adjunct Assistant Professor; Stephen Thom, MD, PhD, Professor; and Quincy Tran, MD, Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, were among the authors of "Early Predictors of Near-Shore Spinal Injuries Among Emergency Department Patients," which was published by Journal of Emergency Medicine on September 4, 2020.
Lawner on Prehospital Trauma Management, Code of Ethics for EMS Physician Medical Directors
Ben Lawner, DO, Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, was:
Second author of "Prehospital Trauma Management: We Can Do More by Doing Less," which was published in Journal of Emergency Medical Services on September 10, 2020
Among the authors of "Code of Ethics for Emergency Medical Services Physician Medical Directors," which was published in Prehospital Emergency Care on August 13, 2020
Mattu, Falat July EMCast on Hemostasis, Headache, Neurosyphilis
Amal Mattu, MD, Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, published his monthly EMCast podcast, on the topics of hemostasis, headache, and neurosyphilis, on July 2, 2020. Cheyenne Falat, MD, Clinical Instructor, Department of Emergency Medicine, was featured in the second segment, speaking on updates to the American College of Emergency Physicians' Headache Clinical Policy.
Mark Sutherland Joins the Department as Assistant Professor
Mark Sutherland, MD, joined the Departments of Emergency Medicine and Internal Medicine (Division of Critical Care) as an Assistant Professor on August 1, 2020. Dr. Sutherland recently graduated from the Department of Emergency Medicine's Emergency Medicine/Internal Medicine/Critical Care Fellowship and, in his new role, will also be the new Assistant Program Director for the department's combined Emergency Medicine/Internal Medicine residency program.
Six Department Faculty to Speak at 2020 ACEP Convention
Six members of the Department of Emergency Medicine will be presenting at the American College of Emergency Physicians annual convention, which will be delivered online October 26–29, 2020:
Danya Khoujah, MBBS, Adjunct Assistant Professor, on:
Perfecting the Neurologic Exam
When Weakness Isn't Stroke
Mimi Lu, MD, Adjunct Assistant Professor, on:
Pediatric Nightmare: Endocrine and Metabolic Emergencies
Pediatric Tricks of the Trade: What They Didn't Teach You in Residency
Sara Manning, MD, Assistant Professor, on:
Clinical Pearls for the Breastfeeding Patient: Pump and Dump or OK to Use?
Gynecologic Complaints in the Young and Old: Genitourinary Issues at the Extremes of Ages
Problems in the Pregnant Patient: Fast Facts
Amal Mattu, MD, Professor, on:
Acute Decompensated Heart Failure: Time-Critical Interventions
From Paper to Patient: Recent Advances in Emergency Electrocardiography That Will Save a Life
Myocardial Ischemia and Mimics: ECG Cases
Nontraditional Acute Myocardial Infarction Presentations: Don't Miss the Diagnosis
George Willis, MD, Assistant Professor, on:
Aortic Dissection: Are You Missing the Diagnosis?
Cruising the Cardiology Literature: 2020
New Cardiac Drugs: How, What, and When to Use Them in the ED
Mike Winters, MD, Professor, on:
Crashing Patients: Peri-arrest Pearls for a New Decade
Cruising the Literature: Top Articles in Critical Care
Undifferentiated Shock: Making a Difference
Sethuraman, Sward, and Thom Speak at 2020 Symposium on Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine
Three members of the Department of Emergency Medicine spoke at the national Symposium on Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine on March 21, 2020:
Kinjal Sethuraman, MD, MPH, Assistant Professor, on "Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy and Gastrointestinal Pathology and Inflammatory Disease"
Doug Sward, MD, Clinical Assistant Professor, on "Return to Diving after Decompression Sickness"
Stephen Thom, MD, PhD, Professor, on "Basic Research in Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy—What the Future Holds"
Marcozzi "Leading the Charge," Updates on Coronavirus in Maryland
David Marcozzi, MD, Associate Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, was interviewed for "Leading the Charge," published in Jmore on August 21, 2020, and quoted in "Baltimore-Area Hospitals Begin to Ease Visitor Restrictions Amid Coronavirus," published in the Baltimore Sun on August 22, 2020.
37-year-old Transgender Man with Fevers, Dysuria, and Sudden Decompensation
David Gatz, MD, Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, was second author of "37-year-old Transgender Man with Fevers, Dysuria, and Sudden Decompensation," which was published in Clinical Practice and Cases in Emergency Medicine on July 20, 2020.
The Crashing Patient: Resuscitation and Risk Management 10th Annual Conference
The Department of Emergency Medicine will present its 10th annual The Crashing Patient: Resuscitation and Risk Management Conference October 13–15, 2020, hosting the event virtually for the first time. The new format is garnering an international audience, with participants already registered from Australia, Canada, Egypt, New Zealand, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia, Taiwan, and Turkey. This year, the conference includes:
Mak Moayedi, MD, Assistant Professor, leading a Virtual Interactive Cadaver Lab Procedures Workshop on October 13.
Main conference lectures on October 14 led by Amal Mattu, MD, Professor:
o ?Leen Alblaihed, MBBS, MHA, Adjunct Instructor, with four sessions of "Focus on Point-of-Care Ultrasound"
o Michael Bond, MD, Associate Professor, with "Busted: Orthopedic Medicolegal Pearls and Pitfalls"
o Laura Bontempo, MD, Associate Professor, with "There's Blood Everywhere! Dealing with Critical Ear, Nose, and Throat Hemorrhage"
o Sarah Dubbs, MD, Assistant Professor, with "Critical Care Pitfalls for the Crashing Cancer Patient"
o Cheyenne Falat, MD, Clinical Instructor, with "From Cold and Dead to Warm and Alive: Resuscitating the Crashing Hypothermic"
o Ben Lawner, DO, Visiting Assistant Professor, with "Detours, Diversions, and Dangerous Delays: Misadventures in Interfacility Transport"
o Joe Martinez, MD, Associate Professor, with "How a Roux-en-Y Can Ruin Your Shift"
o Amal Mattu, MD, Professor, with "Why We Miss Acute Coronary Syndromes"
o Lauren Rosenblatt, MD, Clinical Instructor, with "Time to Plasmapheresis: Pitfalls in Diagnosis and Management of the Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic Purpura Patient"
o George Willis, MD, Assistant Professor, with "Trouble with Big Red: Aortic Disasters"
o Mike Winters, MD, Professor, with "Resuscitation and Risk Management Pitfalls in Sepsis"
An administrative development conference, The Crashing Department: Skills for Emergency Medicine Leaders in Times of Crisis, on October 15, codirected by Amitabh Chandra, MD, Assistant Professor; Steve Schenkel, MD, Associate Professor; and Mercedes Torres, MD, Clinical Assistant Professor. Speaking will be Jason Adler, MD, Clinical Assistant Professor; Brian Browne, MD, Professor; Brent King, MD, Professor; Dan Lemkin, MD, MS, Assistant Professor; Laura Pimentel, MD, Clinical Professor; and Mike Winters, MD, Professor.
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36-year-old Male with Syncope
Sam King, MD, Resident; Ryan Spangler, MD, Clinical Assistant Professor; Zachary Dezman, MD, Assistant Professor; and Laura Bontempo, MD, Associate Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, were the authors of "36-year-old Male with Syncope," which was published in Clinical Practice and Cases in Emergency Medicine on July 20, 2020.
Advances in Pediatric Neck Trauma: What's New in Assessment and Management?
Jenny Guyther, MD, Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, was sole author of "Advances in Pediatric Neck Trauma: What's New in Assessment and Management?" which was published in Trauma Reports on September 1, 2020. Deborah M. Stein, ELS, Technical Writer/Editor, Department of Emergency Medicine, edited the manuscript.
Jain leads first episodes of new Critical Care Now Rad Review video series
Rupal Jain, MD, Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, led the first three episodes of the new Critical Care Now Rad Review video series:
The ABCT's of CT Imaging part 1, published July 19, 2020.
CATscan DOGmalysis part 1, published August 6, 2020.
Correlation of History and Physical Examination with Imaging in Traumatic Near-Shore Aquatic Head and Spinal Injury
Bradford Schwartz, MD, Adjunct Assistant Professor, and Quincy Tran, MD, Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, were among the authors of "Correlation of History and Physical Examination with Imaging in Traumatic Near-Shore Aquatic Head and Spinal Injury," which was published in American Journal of Emergency Medicine on July 15, 2020. Deborah M. Stein, ELS, Technical Writer/Editor, Department of Emergency Medicine, edited the manuscript.
Effect of Platelet Transfusion on Functional Independence and Mortality after Antiplatelet Therapy Associated Spontaneous Intracerebral Hemorrhage
Quincy Tran, MD, Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, was among the authors of "The Effect of Platelet Transfusion on Functional Independence and Mortality after Antiplatelet Therapy Associated Spontaneous Intracerebral Hemorrhage: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis," which was published in Journal of the Neurological Sciences on August 1, 2020.
Tranexamic Acid for Gastrointestinal Bleeds? The HALT-IT Trial
Mike Winters, MD, Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, was among the discussants in the twice-monthly podcast, Critical Care Perspectives in Emergency Medicine, episode "TXA for GI Bleeds? The HALT-IT Trial," which was published on July 15, 2020.
Blood Pressure Management in Emergency Department Patients with Spontaneous Intracerebral Hemorrhage
Diane Kuhn, MD, PhD, Resident, Department of Emergency Medicine, was lead author and Daniel Haase, MD, Assistant Professor and Quincy Tran, MD, Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, were among the authors of "Blood Pressure Management in Emergency Department Patients with Spontaneous Intracerebral Hemorrhage," which was published in Blood Pressure Monitoring on July 30, 2020. Deborah M. Stein, ELS, Technical Writer/Editor, Department of Emergency Medicine, edited the manuscript.
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Forget all the travel Web sites. Sometimes what you really need is a real person to book your trip.
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Not long ago, Randy Royer, the treasurer of Mesirow Financial Holdings, got caught in an ice storm in Portland, Ore. Because he had booked his trip online, he spent hours on the phone with airlines, trying to get back home to Chicago. In the end, he drove to Seattle (a two-hour trip that took six hours in the storm), where he hopped a red-eye to Washington D.C., and then another flight to Chicago. "When you're in a situation like that, calling someone who can look at options and work around the problem is really helpful," he says.
More business travelers are finding that out. Despite the popularity of online booking sites like Expedia, Orbitz, and Travelocity, travel agents are making a comeback. Glen Stewart, president of Gray's Travel Management in Northbrook, Ill., says more business travelers are skipping the mouse and picking up the phone to book their next trip. "In the past year and a half, we have noticed that more people want to talk to real people about their trips," he says. Gray's handles about 4,000 calls a month from booking customers.
For simple trips, online travel arrangements may still be the faster and cheaper way to go, but for more-complex trips, speaking to a person may be more cost effective. Agents can make sure customers pay the cheapest fares available, which sometimes means calling up an airline to get the best deal. They can also help travelers receive first-class upgrades if they are eligible, change itineraries without the extra fees that most online sites charge (especially during times of heightened security), and pinpoint the closest hotels. In addition, says Suzanne Fletcher, president of the National Business Travel Association, agents also quickly handle international faring. "It's a science," she says, "and they're pros at it."
Usually, travel agents are part of a larger travel-management program that gives employees access to an online site for booking simple trips and live travel agents if needed. Accessing agents can sometimes require an added fee of around $10, which most in-house travel managers are happy to approve if they think the agent can help save the traveler money by finding the cheapest way to go.
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Four-year football letterman; selected as Indiana Collegiate Conference's MVP Back 1953; led state in scoring 2 consecutive years, with 78 points in 1953 and 77 points in 1954; ranked third in state in scoring with 64 points in 1952; ICC leading scorer twice, with a 51 point total in 5 league games in 1952 and 66 points in 6 league games in 1954; team MVP 1953, 1954; co-captain 1955.
Remained in Air Force until retirement as a major in 1969; served as a sales representative for Thomas J. Lipton, Inc. of Belton, MO, receiving outstanding professional awards from Lipton for 10 consecutive years; inducted into Ball State Athletic Hall of Fame 1988.
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Arctic Biodiversity Assessment released
The wolffish is one of the species found in the Arctic. Photo: Trude Pettersen (Photo: Trude Pettersen)
KIRUNA: the Arctic Council's biodiversity group today released the "Arctic Biodiversity Assessment", a report containing the best available science on the status and trends of Arctic biodiversity and accompanying policy recommendations for biodiversity conservation.
New report shows extensive ocean acidification
Ocean acidification could cause loss of biodiversity in Barents Sea
"Arctic Biodiversity Assessment", has involved over 250 scientists and has been produced by some of the world's leading experts. It was presented to the Foreign Ministers of the Arctic Council countries at the Arctic Council Ministerial on May 15 by the Conservation of Arctic Flora and Fauna (CAFF) working group . The report synthesizes scientific findings on status and trends in Arctic biodiversity. This major circumpolar effort provides a much needed description of the state of biodiversity in the Arctic.
The report articulates how the environment is changing and signals to policymakers what needs to be done to secure the ecosystems and species that people rely on for life and livelihood. The report explores the potentially dramatic consequences of climate change and other factors that adversely affect species and their habitats in the Arctic. It provides critical information to policy makers on what is needed to secure the ecosystems and species that local communities rely on for their livelihoods.
The Arctic is home to over 21,000 species, including many globally significant populations of unique and highly cold-adapted species from mammals, birds and fish to fungi and microorganisms, some found nowhere else on Earth. More than a tenth of the world's fish catches by weight come from Arctic and sub-Arctic seas. The Arctic is the breeding ground for millions of migratory birds that fly to every continent, connecting the region with the rest of the world and contributing to global biodiversity.
Arctic biodiversity is being degraded, CAFF states, but decisive action taken now can help sustain the vast, relatively undisturbed ecosystems of tundra, mountains, fresh water and seas and the valuable services they provide, says the report. This globally unique opportunity for proactive action can minimize or prevent problems that would be costly or impossible to reverse in the future.
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Impact cratering is one of the fundamental processes in the solar system and, with all certainty, beyond. This process played a major role when the planets and their moons began to form from the protoplanetary disk, and throughout planetary evolution since then. On Earth, impacts of certain size even affected the evolution of life.
Lunar and interplanetary spaceflight over the past 50 years has provided us with detailed maps of the old, impact-crater covered surfaces of our Solar System neighbors. For Earth, the global impact crater record only represents a fraction of the bombardment that our planet has had to endure. Tectonic activity, erosion and weathering, and post-impact burial under sedimentary covers have erased most of the terrestrial impact history. Many of the remaining recognized crater structures have either been modified almost beyond recognition, or are buried entirely.
Mapping what is left of the terrestrial impact record from a satellite platform in low-earth orbit is often obscured by dense clouds and dust-laden air layers in our atmosphere; or even the lack of solar illumination prevents us to see the bare ground. Remote sensing methods developed in the past decades have given us tools, however, to tackle the challenge of mapping the Earth's surface with high precision.
Between 2010 and 2016 the German TanDEM-X radar X-band mission, operated and managed by DLR, the German Aerospace Center, generated the first global space-borne terrestrial digital elevation model of high resolution, based on Synthetic Aperture Radar interferometric measurements. We have used these data and produced the first topographic atlas of all currently confirmed terrestrial impact structures. Terrestrial Impact Structures provides the readership with the basic principles of impact cratering, of radar remote sensing, and of the TanDEM-X mission. It addresses the updated terrestrial impact crater record with more than 200 high-resolution maps, supplemented by geological descriptions and a plethora of field photographs for most structures. Thus, this atlas provides a comprehensive overview of the impact crater record for each continent.
Volume 1: Africa, North/Central America, South America (pp. 1-310)
Preface (p. 7)
1. Small Bodies in the Solar System (p. 9)
2. Impacts (p. 11)
3. Terrestrial Impact Structures (p. 19)
4. Radar Remote Sensing (p. 23)
5. The TanDEM-X Mission (p. 26)
6. TanDEM-X Maps of Impact Structures (p. 30)
7. The Atlas (p. 33)
7.1 Africa [21 impact structures] (p. 35)
7.2 North/Central America [64 impact structures] (p. 100)
7.3 South America [14 impact structures] (p. 257)
Geologic Timescale (p. 304)
Volume 2: Asia, Australia, Europe (pp. 311-608)
7.4 Asia [24 impact structures] (p. 311)
7.5 Australia [30 impact structures] (p. 373)
7.6 Europe [52 impact structures] (p. 449)
Selected References (p. 575)
Glossary (p. 593)
Chemical Elements (p. 599)
Abbreviations and Acronyms (p. 599)
Impact Geology Index (p. 601)
Cartographic Index (p. 604)
Authors (p. 607)
A stunningly produced must-have reference work
By Leon (NHBS Catalogue Editor) 5 Dec 2020 Written for Hardback
When Google Earth first launched in 2001, I, like many others, found myself poring over satellite imagery. Identifying familiar and unfamiliar landmarks always brought a certain thrill, and spotting craters was part of that. But to properly map impact structures, you need a better dataset. The stunningly produced Terrestrial Impact Structures is a large-format atlas that maps all currently accepted ones, plus some likely candidates, and makes for an instant must-have reference work for any geology or astronomy library.
This atlas is, furthermore, a beautiful example of one field of scientific enquiry playing off another. The TanDEM-X in the subtitle refers to the German satellite mission that, during six years, collected the precise planetary-wide elevation data that is the bedrock of this atlas. To be clear, this book was obviously not the reason these satellites were put in orbit. But, once gathered, such data can have many uses and scientists can apply to get access to it, which is exactly what these three authors did.
Next to introducing the satellite mission and the principles behind radar remote sensing (specifically synthetic aperture radar interferometry), the six chapters in the 33-page introductory section provide very readable overviews of asteroid and comet formation, a blow-by-blow analysis of the first seconds and minutes following a typical hypervelocity impact, and the geological traces these leave. This last one is a particularly important chapter. After all, how do you determine if a crater resulted from volcanism, tectonics, or an impact? Especially when you keep in mind that ancient craters are modified over time by erosion, sediment deposition, and tectonic deformation. The answer is that the forces unleashed by an impact are unlike any other geological process on our planet and modify rocks in a unique way, something known as shock metamorphism. Thus, features such as shatter cones, microscopic planar and feather fractures, and specific lithologies – impact breccias, impact melt rock, and (micro)tektites – are important diagnostic criteria.
The atlas forms the bulk of this book. The authors draw on the widely respected and accepted Earth Impact Database. This contains 190 structures to which the authors add another 18 recent ones that are confirmed according to shock metamorphism criteria. Each entry contains a full-page topographical map, coloured to show elevation, with a legend detailing longitude and latitude, the structure's diameter, and the currently accepted age estimate. For craters that are clearly visible on the surface, additional satellite imagery is included, while for those that have been well researched the authors include geological maps or cross-sections, field photos of characteristic rock outcrops, or photos of diagnostic rock samples showing traces of shock metamorphism.
Short fact sheets detail the geological setting of the impact location, the topology and age of the crater as far as known, and the history of its discovery. A short separate section gives tips on how to reach the location, ranging from "take exit so-and-so" to "requires permits / extensive expedition planning / a helicopter". Finally, there is a list of selected references that are a goldmine in themselves, pointing to non-English publications, proceedings, and unpublished master's theses. Mercifully, these are also compiled at the end of volume 2 in one large bibliography, together with a six-page glossary, lists of chemical elements and abbreviations, and two separate indices, one cartographic and one general. The geologic timescale is included at the end of each volume. This is thus a fully self-contained reference work.
Aside from famous impact structures such as Meteor Crater or Chicxulub, the majority will be little known outside the impact geology research community. This is where the descriptions are as revealing as the maps themselves. Many of these structures are either eroded beyond obvious recognition or were buried following impact, leaving no visible traces at the surface. Some were revealed when aerial surveys showed magnetic or gravitational anomalies, while others were discovered by companies prospecting for minerals or hydrocarbons. Further fascinating insights are the now obsolete history of explaining these structures in a uniformitarian framework as the result of cryptovolcanism or cryptoexplosions, rather than accepting catastrophist explanations. The authors are particularly mindful to highlight the rationale behind disagreements on age or size estimates. Their rigour also shows in their decision to relegate some structures, widely accepted in the community but still in need of further work to close the case, to a separate "further confirmation required" section at the end of each continent's chapter.
It would be tempting to call this work unprecedented, and it is certainly a step up from Paul Hodge's 1994 Meteorite Craters and Impact Structures of the Earth that contained 139 entries. But there is one potential fly in the ointment: the publication last year by Springer of the Encyclopedic Atlas of Terrestrial Impact Craters that draws on the same Earth Impact Database. That atlas is based on the Italian COSMO-SkyMed mission, which also used synthetic aperture radar operating in the X-band. From what I can deduce, though, that mission did not rely on an interferometry setup with two satellites flying in tandem and did not yield elevational data.
Not having read it, I cannot speak for the quality of the scholarship of that book, though I can speak for the print quality. Like the vast majority of their publications, this is a print-on-demand book with desaturated and grainy colour images (pretty much as if they were printed on your home inkjet printer). I am very pleased, therefore, that the authors of the book under review worked with Pfeil. Terrestrial Impact Structures is a beautiful work consisting of two over-sized volumes measuring 24.5 × 32.6 cm in a very handsome slipcase, produced by traditional offset printing on thick, slightly glossy, high-quality paper stock. And all that at a lower price. In case you were in doubt which to choose, this, here, is the book to go for.
Terrestrial Impact Structures is a feast for the eyes that is a mandatory reference work for any professional or amateur geology or astronomy library. If you are on the fence, I will let you in on one last detail. The acknowledgements mention that the printing costs were in part covered by two of the authors. I might be proven wrong, but I have a suspicion that once this book sells out, it will not be reprinted and will quickly become highly sought after.
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Manfred Gottwald was educated in astronomy and physics at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in Munich. After his Ph.D. in 1983 he worked in high-energy astrophysics for the European Space Agency and the Max-Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics, studying objects far out in our galaxy and beyond. When he joined the German Aerospace Center at Oberpfaffenhofen, our solar system and Earth became the scientific topics of choice. At the Earth Observation Center he was involved in many space-borne missions investigating our atmosphere, our cryosphere and the terrestrial surface. Particularly challenging was his responsibility for the atmospheric science instrument SCIAMACHY on the European ENVISAT platform. Since the International Polar Year 2007/2008 he coordinated the national Earth Observation missions in support of polar science under the auspices of the World Meteorological Organization. This familiarized him with the TanDEM-X radar mission, whose high-resolution digital elevation model allowed Manfred to engage in impact craters, a field where astronomy meets geology.
Thomas Kenkmann studied geology and paleontology at the University of Cologne and completed his dissertation in 1997 at the Freie Universität Berlin. Since 2010 he has been Professor of Geology and Structural Geology at the University of Freiburg, Germany. Thomas Kenkmann and his working group are investigating the structure and deformation inventory of impact craters on Earth and other planetary bodies at scales ranging from satellite imagery to micrometers. Thomas is a passionate field geologist, who has studied more than 40 terrestrial impact craters worldwide, and mapped many of them geologically, among them Upheaval Dome in the United States, Jebel Waqf as Suwwan in Jordan, Serra da Cangalha in Brazil, and Matt Wilson, and Gosses Bluff in Australia. He is responsible for a number of crater discoveries and confirmations such as Saqqar in Saudi Arabia, the Douglas crater strewn field in the United States, or Ramgarh in India. In 2018 he received the Barringer Medal and Award of the Meteoritical Society for his key contributions to the area of impact crater research.
Wolf Uwe Reimold holds M.Sc. (1977) and Ph.D. (1980) degrees in Mineralogy from the University of Münster (Germany). Post-doctoral research at NASA Johnson Space Center in Houston (USA) was followed by research positions and then a Professorship in Mineralogy at the University of the Witwatersrand (Johannesburg, South Africa, 19842005). Uwe's main research interests have been multidisciplinary Impact Crater and Shock Metamorphism studies, besides some Economic Geology and Regional Geology exploits in southern Africa and Ethiopia. Impact research was mainly focused on structures in Africa, Europe, and North America, including a major contribution to the understanding of the Vredefort impact structure in South Africa. Other main research targets were Bosumtwi (Ghana), Roter Kamm (Namibia), and various structures in Scandinavia, and in recent years in Brazil. In 2006, Uwe transferred to Humboldt University and the Museum für Naturkunde in Berlin, where he served as Professor of Mineralogy and Petrography, and Head of the Evolution and Geosciences Division of the Museum. In 2018 Uwe took retirement in Berlin, and a new position as Professor Titular at the Institute of Geosciences at the University of Brasília, Brasil.
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7 DC Film Festivals to Go to in June
Written by Natalia Megas
| Published on June 1, 2015
See Benedict Cumberbatch (center) in "The Imitation Game" at this year's Middleburg Film Festival. Photograph by Atlaspix/Alamy.
AFI Docs
A panel at last year's AFI Docs. Photograph of AFI panel courtesy of AFI Docs.
Formerly known as Silverdocs, this festival sponsored by the American Film Institute puts socially conscious documentaries in front of policymakers who might even do something about the subjects. After-parties, which have drawn the likes of Spike Lee and Al Gore, don't actually require a hipster beard or a PhD for admission; the only must-haves are the festival's app and a good pair of walking shoes for venue-hopping. Insider perk: Become a film screener (or volunteer) and attend for free.
When: June 17 through 21.
Attendance: 11,000.
Where: Six screens in Penn Quarter, three at the AFI Silver Theatre and Cultural Center in Silver Spring.
Bragging rights: Taxi to the Dark Side, Man on Wire, Searching for Sugar Man.
DC Shorts
DC Shorts attendees at the US Navy Memorial's Burke Theater. Photograph of Line for DC Shorts by Greg Lawler.
For some cineastes, this fest dedicated to short films of every ilk, documentary and fictional, is the best of its kind on the East Coast. You'll hobnob with Oscar-winning directors, though you may not recognize most. On the upside, if you hate a film, chances are it'll be over in 20 minutes.
When: September 10 through 20.
Attendance: 9,200.
Where: Theaters from Landmark E Street to Angelika at Mosaic.
Bragging rights: Early showing of 2010 Oscar winner for best live-action short, God of Love.
Washington West Film Festival
Photograph of Asner courtesy of Washington West Film Festival.
Founded by local pastor and film buff Brad Russell, the ambitious Washington West has quickly built a following with feel-good docs and features that keep film and faith apart and live up to its motto, "Story can change the world." Russell's unpreachy do-gooderism—box-office proceeds go to charity—brings out names like Ed Asner and Bruce Almighty director Tom Shadyac.
When: October 21 through 27.
Where: Bow Tie Cinemas and CenterStage in Reston, Angelika Film Center, George Mason University, Loudoun County's Gum Spring Library, Wolf Trap.
Bragging rights: 2014 Sundance directing-award winner Fishing Without Nets and Revenge of the Green Dragons, produced by Martin Scorsese.
Middleburg Film Festival
Bruce Dern and Will Forte in "Nebraska." Photograph of Nebraska by Photos 12/Alamy.
This fast-growing festival, started in 2013 by BET cofounder Sheila C. Johnson, pulls in everyone from pols like Senator Tim Kaine to the local ice-cream parlor owner to see Oscar-buzzy films. It helps to have a taste for foreign movies—and for wine: One venue is a local vineyard.
Attendance: 3,000-plus.
Where: Based at the sprawling Salamander Resort (where Johnson is CEO) in Hunt Country, with screens scattered around Middleburg's quaint downtown.
Bragging rights: Eventual Oscar nominees The Imitation Game and Nebraska (with costar Bruce Dern in attendance) got early screenings over the past two years.
Environmental Film Festival in the Nation's Capital
Filmmakers face the audience at this year's Environmental Film Festival. Photograph of Environmental Film Festival panel by Celene Di Stasio.
With 80 percent of viewings free to the public in some of DC's most prestigious buildings, this festival brings in hordes. Robert Redford and Richard Attenborough are among the high-profile Earth-huggers who've showed in past years.
Where: Various embassies, National Geographic Society, Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library, and others; 55 screens in all.
When: Late March 2016.
Bragging rights: With Food, Inc. and Gasland, helped make food policy and fracking environmental issues.
Filmfest DC
"Dukhtar," a 2015 selection at Filmfest DC. Photograph courtesy of FilmFest DC.
The area's longest-running film festival has had to be resuscitated of late, and this year's edition was presented as "leaner and meaner," with fewer venues and some stars Skyped in instead of flown in. But the films seem to be reliably fun.
Where: Landmark E Street and AMC Mazza Gallerie, with special events at the Goethe-Institut and the French Embassy.
When: Mid-April 2016.
Bragging rights: Historically draws stars with the most glitter.
This article appears in our June 2015 issue of Washingtonian.
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Revolutionising Connectivity to Bridge the Digital Divide in the Central African Republic
The combination of globalisation and rapid technology advancements in the last two decades has allowed developing countries around the world to harness technological innovation and pave the way for local digital economies. This is especially true across Africa, and more so in Central African Republic which has skipped the tech evolution process and leapfrogged into the mobile connectivity era.
I made the move to head up Orange in the Central African Republic (CAR) a couple of years ago from Morocco. In a landlocked nation of close to five million people where high-speed internet had been elusive for years, it was thrilling to see how the smart phones have started to change the way people work and live.
But in order to fully leverage the benefits of a digital economy, we needed to achieve both ubiquitous coverage and high-speed connectivity services.
Satellite Network Integration with a Mission
That was when we found an ideal solution in SES's O3b Medium Earth Orbit (MEO) constellation. Known for its low-latency and high-performance services, we quickly realised that integrating the O3b Medium Earth Orbit (MEO) satellite constellation into our overall telecom solution mix across the region would be game-changing for our customers. And we were right.
Businesses and entire communities; millions of people are fulfilling their dreams – in their everyday lives at work, at school, at home. In large part thanks to a satellite constellation that has the reach to deliver big city capacity and connectivity to even the smallest, most isolated towns in the CAR.
A dual mix of limited terrestrial and VSAT networks served us fairly well as Orange strived to bring reliable 2G and 3G mobile communications services to landlocked Africa. But our solutions simply couldn't keep up with the insatiable demand for better, faster, more reliable connectivity – what has really become the lifeblood of thriving communities and countries.
While VSAT enabled us to bring early iterations of 3G to even the most isolated of places, SES's MEO satellites take it to another level – providing fibre-like speeds instantly for the first time to underserved and unconnected regions—even entire countries like the Central African Republic.
Orange was the first operator to launch a 3G network in the African nation, and the SES MEO system has allowed us to offer better broadband services and seamless connectivity throughout the Central African Republic.
We have witnessed exponential change as Orange fulfils our mission of bridging the digital divide across Africa by building smarter and open networks that offer far faster speeds and bigger geographic reach. To put this into context, the aggregate International IP traffic Orange generated in CAR back in 2017 was of 300 Mbps; a figure that has now increased by 400 per cent.
Empowering a New Age of Connectivity in Africa
Businesses in the Central African Republic have gotten a taste of modern communications network capabilities delivered over SES's MEO constellation. This newfound business connectivity could put everyone here on a path to real change. Video calls via the internet are now possible, and surfing on the internet has become much faster, enabling businesses to become more efficient.
Which is why Orange will be the first global telecom operator to integrate SES's revolutionary terabit-scale O3b mPOWER communications system throughout our African network – beginning in the Central African Republic in 2022.
This next-gen MEO system opens the door to an unprecedented mix of ultra-high capacity and flexibility that will enable Orange to provide tailored connectivity solutions for those who live, learn and work in the CAR. Together with terrestrial infrastructure, O3b mPOWER will allow Orange to redefine connectivity in even the most isolated communities by leveraging the world's only multi-orbit network to seamlessly connect and aggregate traffic over SES's geostationary (GEO) and MEO satellites.
Now we can tailor connectivity solutions based on the versatile nature of the O3b mPOWER platform, which enables Orange to meet the individual needs of business and residential customers with their vastly different dreams and plans for today and the future.
Written by Rėgis Deliėre – CEO of Orange Central African Republic , photo SES Luxembourg
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Difficult it had to be! that gathering a group of Spaniards could reach a consensus where all earned and all lost. Difficult it had to be!. But heroics have for many centuries but what really makes history, is not a law, or a heroic act, but perseverance and work of conserving attitudes that lead us forward, since it is one of the most arduous jobs that are known, also done by adding all those small and anonymous heroic acts. It was a commitment to freedom, a commitment to diversity, a commitment to equality!. But where have you been all this?. Difficult to explain, but it seems that now is starting to alarm lights on and begin to look with suspicion, to those minorities who have been in power and that gradually have gone implanting your particular plan of re-education to citizenship in order to make us not second-class citizens, no, but on servers and clients of its tenets. (Not to be confused with Bausch & Lomb!). Who dares to say to those Spaniards of the? does consensus?, that over the years, a small group of savvy would scrutinize the fine print of the consensus and through his spirit would take advantage to stay in power for many years in these small taifa kingdoms that have been formed.


As you play Assassin's Creed III: The Tyranny of King Washington - Episode 2, the second of three episodes in this reality-bending, timeline altering, canon narrative you begin to see what it's really all about. There's very little story this time out - this will surely come in the final episode in a flurry given all the questions still left to answer - but an awful lot of game. It's really a greatest hits in terms of missions with each different from the last and encompassing all the different things you'll have done in the main game, from eavesdropping to playing a board game, assassinating without arousing suspicion to fending off wolf attacks, along with a number of new things and the opportunity to use the skills you picked up in episode one and those you acquire here.
So what it's really all about is very simple - it's not a chance to see the creators spin a yarn unencumbered by historical realities, rather it's their way of showing you what Assassin's Creed can become. It can take the best of other games and meld them into the world within the Animus. They can set you in the real world and all that comes with it but freed of Desmond's story and the Templar vs. Assassin rivalry you can just play. You can do things that shouldn't be possible, like make yourself invisible with your previously learnt wolf cloak ability - or fly like an eagle here after your second Sky Journey. The shackles are off and Ubisoft wanted to practice and play and show you the new world now, in this extra content, to settle your mind and refresh what these games are all about before the wonderfully non-Assassin type Assassin Edward Kenway is your avatar for the fourth numbered game of this revered series.
It's still a shame though that the story isn't moved on much in this episode. Looking ahead to this episodic DLC the boon was the weird history that Connor was to find himself in. Why had the madness descended and George named himself King, with the Apple of Eden at hand? How could this be canon as Ubisoft had declared despite the events of the main game showing quite clearly that the reality of real world history was still a central tenet around which the Assassini games were created? None of this is really moved on by the close of this set of missions, two to three hours after you started, from where you were before you pressed start. We already knew King George and the Apple enabled control of his closest allies. We had been told freeing Franklin was the key. Whilst the details of what happens needn't be shared here lest it spoil any surprise, nothing new in terms of Washington's elevation to the throne, what his plans are, how you can stop him and how this all fits into the wider picture is shared at all. Fitting everything into the final episode will be a challenge and likely dull the impact of much of it as like a summer blockbuster with three-second scenes, handheld cameras and quick-fire editing you will be onto the next reveal before you can digest what's gone before. A mastery of storytelling this is not but it does seem at least that this was the choice, it just isn't as expected given what's gone before.
This chapter follows on directly from the last, with Connor waking in prison after his capture by General Putnam at the denouement last time we met. In Boston this time the title follows the usual mission based structure with the opportunity to hunt for collectibles and complete objectives in the open world area between times. Here though you're unlikely to spend much effort - at least not until the end - doing anything but the missions. They all flow together well and provide for a good set of activities, taking the best things you've done and sticking them all together for critical mass. It encourages you to just carry on as it's exciting, entertaining and paired with your DLC-only wolf and eagle skills, really quite fresh.
We learnt from our first Sky Journey how to make ourselves invisible like a wolf at the expense of health as well as how to call a wolf pack to do your bidding in a way analogous to your Brotherhood from the main game. Early on in Boston you get to go on another Sky Journey to see if you meet a different animal and you get lucky, engaging with eagles rather than a ladybug or some such. Again two skills are learnt and whilst both are regularly fiddly at first to execute, and still so later on if less frequently, they're both damned cool. Eagle assassination is fabulous when you pull it off. If a group of aggressors are headed towards you, or you're sneaking up on a bunch across a large area, you can hold down triangle and once lock-on is achieved turn into an eagle, fly towards your target and then automatically change back and kill the one or two guards you've targeted. The fluidity when done well is great and if you can chain multiple moves together it delivers a wonderful feeling. This is rare though as the lock-on is fiddly in that sometimes it will do so before you press triangle, other times it will require you to press the button, lock-on and then release before pressing and holding for the actual attack. Once you've killed a guard in this manner your cover is blown and the frenzy means this difficulty is often encountered. You can think of the eagle assassination as a much cooler drop assassination, although one equally - if not more so - frustrating when struggling to pull it off through no fault of your own.
The second move you learn is how to fly like an eagle from point to point. Again you can chain these short flights together but here the execution is much less troubled. Looking around your surroundings, typically on an elevated level, you'll see circular crosshairs and on pressing triangle you'll fly as an eagle to that point. Just before you land, if you see another crosshair press triangle again and you'll chain the two flights. This can be repeated ad nauseum and is a wonderful way to escape an area quickly. Not to mention incredibly satisfying to traverse large distances so quickly without having to sit through the parkour animations needed to climb and run and jump from rooftop to rooftop. It's likely this move can be built into the real world for the fourth game by way of replacing the eagleness with some kind of grappling hook, similar perhaps to other open-world games of recent times with agile lead characters.
It seems the developers at Ubisoft having finished the story they started in 2007 are looking to truly reinvigorate and refresh the game which introduced many of this generation's staples in terms of how it plays and what the game is, rather than just adding new things on top of the system already in place. They've looked around at the competition as well as their usual review of what has and hasn't worked in each of the Assassin games. Here they are setting the scene for the future, refining the skill set of the central character and focusing on the streamlined core of the game, all whilst levelling things up with that which Batman for example has demonstrated as a strength. Whilst this episodic story as a whole has seen a midway slump, it's exciting to see the change in the game surrounding it as we move to the next generation and beyond.
As you play Assassin's Creed III: The Tyranny of King Washington - Episode 2, the second of three episodes in this reality-bending, timeline altering, canon narrative you begin to see what it's really all about. There's very little story this time out - this will surely come in the final episode in a flurry given all the questions still left to answer - but an awful lot of game.


Studio X arrives in Bombay!
Studio X, a global network initiative by Columbia University had an opening reception on Feb 10th to announce it's arrival in Bombay. After New York, Beijing, Rio and Jordan; Bombay is the fifth city to join this growing network of planners, architects, interior designers, engineers and all habitants of the city to help improve the social and cultural fabric of a city.
Mark Wigley, the dean of Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation. Also in attendance were members of NAi (Netherlands Architecture Institute). According to Wigley, Studio X will be a dedicated space for people to camp out in this maximum city – and enable research on the future of cities.
NAi also has an exhibit on display titled, 'Architecture of Consequence.' Through the exhibit NAi is sharing and showcasing ideas and highlighting solutions for problems faced in urban centers. The exhibit demonstrates that architecture will play a vital role in addressing the issues faced in cities and how it will be an agent for social transformation.
My only grouse with the exhibit was that there was too much to read and absorb and the visuals were weak. A friend of mine who also happens to be an amazing graphic designer felt the same.
The gathering at the reception and the free-flowing wine created a very New York like atmosphere – this is the closest I came to New York in the last six months.
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7 Responses to Studio X arrives in Bombay!
I love these photographs. This event looks interesting. Wonderful post.
Thanks! The photographs were taken by someone at Studio X.
This sounds like an interesting initiative. Wonder how the cities are selected.
I am glad that you came closer to NYC that evening but unfortunately openings are what they are… Difficult to absorb all the material being presented & more about making people aware of the potential of what has been put in front of them. Please go back and spend an afternoon there and go through the material. Its open until march end & It's kind of like reading a dense book… It needs time & patience and although there's no wine left… You can get a good cup of chai instead.
Sure Rajeev, I do intend on going there again on a saturday afternoon some day and spending some time there.
Cup of chai sounds good!
Come to the book launch at Studio X Mumbai Friday march 4th at 630pm and you'll get more fodder for your notepad….


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Make use of the refining options to get the best possible vacation package. It is important that if you want an All Inclusive vacation you need to choose All Inclusive under meal plan. Most hotels in Europe do not offer all inclusive vacation packages, where meals are all included. You may find a vacation package that includes a few meals, maybe breakfast. Most European vacation packages do not include any meals.
It is easy to select the star rating as well. You may want something simple, basic and cheap and leave the selection at any star rating so that discount vacations at resorts with one or two stars show up. You can refine it to three, four and even five star or higher. This makes sure you are only looking at cheap vacation deals at locations in Europe that meet your standards.
If you know you want a European vacation but don't have a set departure date or location you may want to see what cheap European vacations are available.
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Q: Redirect users to authorization URL with request parameters I'm trying to redirect users of my web application to an authorization endpoint (a third party) with request parameters from within my site.  I'm using asp.net core as my technology platform.
Do I do this sort of thing inside of the middleware pipeline or in an api/mvc controller?
Right now i'm trying to do it inside of a controller. I can create a call and get back the response, but I don't really think i'm suppose to render their response. Here's my code:
        HttpClient client = new HttpClient();
        var values = new List<KeyValuePair<string, string>>();
        values.Add(new KeyValuePair<string, string>("client_id", "somevalue"));
        values.Add(new KeyValuePair<string, string>("scope", "somescope"));
        values.Add(new KeyValuePair<string, string>("state", "fizzbuzz"));
        var content = new FormUrlEncodedContent(values);
        var response = await client.PostAsync(authorizeEndPoint, content);

I'm at a loss here and for some reason can't wrap my mind around the solution.  How am I suppose to redirect my users to be authorized with a third party?
Thanks

A: So I was able to get it working by changing my ActionResult to void and inside my action adding
   [HttpGet]
    public  void Index()
    {
        Response.Redirect("url?client_id=value&scope=value&state=value");
    }

I'm still not sure if this is correct practice or should I be handling the redirect inside of my middleware.  I'm not sure but this works, but is it right?  Hope this helps someone else in the future, and I hope someone can validate if this is right or not.

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We developed a new programme called 'Gamelan Games and Gong' for schools in partnership with Glasgow City Council and Youth Music Initiative. Working with 4 primary schools over 7 weeks, pupils are introduced to traditional Indonesian music, explore rhythmic and melodic games and create their own group compositions.
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Survey analysis software helps increase the accuracy of your survey data, but you could be inadvertently skewing the results before data collection even begins. The way you phrase survey questions, as well as their answers, can point survey respondents in a specific direction without you even realizing it.
Keeping an eye out for three red flags can help you phrase questions in a way that ensures accurate results.
Leading questions are notorious for nudging respondents toward a certain answer, which ends up biasing the feedback you receive. While some leading questions are blatantly obvious, others may be a bit more subtle.
Where do you find Product A most useful?
Although the question appears valid on the surface, it's assuming all respondents find Product A useful in one way or another. You're forgetting that some respondents may not find Product A useful at all.
Assuming all people find Product A useful is a presupposition, or something the survey is forcing them to agree with even if they don't. Spot check your survey questions for presuppositions by giving them a trial run with people who may not agree with you.
You can also build in a safeguard against presuppositions by always including response options that include "neutral" or "NA." Amend the above question to include response options for "NA" and "Not useful at all," and you're good to go.
On a scale of 1 to 5, rate the following statement: Company ABC and its e-books help me do my job.
Also known as double-barrel questions, compound questions can force respondents to choose the item in the question about which they feel most strongly. That leaves you with only half an answer and results that can be falsely interpreted, even with the help of survey analysis software.
Your respondents could have opposite opinions about both items included in the question, which again leads you to misleading results.
Fix this issue by splitting up compound questions to ensure each question you ask is only asking about a single item. The shorter and more direct your survey questions are, the more accurate your results are likely to be.
If you're asking a series of questions that include the same responses in the same order, survey respondents may start choosing the first answer for all of them just because it's the easiest and most accessible answer on the list.
Randomizing answers works in the above scenario, but you don't want to randomize answers when you're using ordered answers, such a scale rating opinions from Strongly Agree to Strongly Disagree. Keep such scales in the same order throughout the entire survey.
Eliminating these red flags can help survey analysis software do the job it was meant to do, which is providing you with an efficient means of obtaining the most accurate survey results and insights.


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We also have a radio program dedicated to GK Chesterton called Beautiful Minds, which airs on Wednesdays at 3:00pm CST (following Divine Mercy Chaplet) on 1380 AM Catholic Community Radio (www.catholiccommunityradio.org). You can listen live online if you are so inclined!
We may add an occasional Thursday evening meeting for those unable to attend in the day. Let us know if you are interested.


Ah, inspiration, that elusive flash of lightning that goes off inside of you (gut? heart? head? combination of all of those?) for a second or two. How I love when it shows up and how it frustrates me when I can't evoke it or control it. It's a love/hate relationship for me with inspiration for sure, granted not a 50/50 ratio, but still the frustration is definitely there at times.
I like to look at pretty things when it's all a mess inside of my head and I can't quite get my ideas out. I find it calms me down and helps me focus. Sometimes it makes a certain idea seem crystal clear - and I love those times - and sometimes it just makes me feel happy. I think that's a kind of inspiration too.
I thought it would be a cool idea to compile a little list of places and things that give me tons of inspiration - both for digi design and for feeling happy and refreshed. At the very least they might inspire any one of you guys as well.
Now this is a list I will have to come back to and add on to as time goes. One can't very well put a restraint to inspirational places, right?
The perfect place for typeface and typographic inspiration. I've signed up for their newsletter and it's cool to get their picks in the inbox every now and then.
All about great package design. Fabulous pictures. *love* this site.
Swoon! Amazing weddings are featured here. Beautiful photography and fabulous design details in abundance. Also, weddings make me immensly happy.
The epitome of style. Nuff said.
This place has high quality paper design and their front page is always very colourful and inspirational.
This place is quite genial. I like the idea of collecting pretty, inspirational, images in one place that doesn't take up space on my own computer. I like clicking through my collection and looking at what I felt grabbed me at one point of time. Another plus is that you can hook up with other people and see their collections as well. I'm lindsan if anyone is on there.
Hip, fun, and trendy this place is the go to for party detail designs for me.
Also, I had the honour of being featured twice. Awesomely awesome.
Swedish blogger with impeccable taste. Centered around interior design but she branches out every now and then.
This is the perfect place for finding great colour combinations. Colour is a huge source of inspiration for me and just looking at the swatches at this site can cause flutters in my stomach.
Another fabulous place for colour combos. This place grabs the combos from photos or graphic design.
Do you have any favourite sites for inspiration that you would like to share? Please do!
incredible inspirational places. thank you for sharing!


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Home » News Releases » Power Equipment Direct Partners With Operation Support Our Troops - America, Inc.
Power Equipment Direct Partners With Operation Support Our Troops - America, Inc.
Online Retailer Pledges to Donate $5,000
BOLINGBROOK, IL (September 01, 2011) - Throughout the month of September, Power Equipment Direct will donate $1.00 for each person that "Likes" them on Facebook to Operation Support Our Troops – America.
"Companies are looking for innovative ways to show support for our troops and we are grateful that Power Equipment Direct chose to partner with us for this program," said Deb Rickert, President and co-founder of Operation Support Our Troops - America. "For every 25 Facebook Likes during this program, Operation Support Our Troops - America will be able to ship one 25 pound box to a hero serving in harm's way."
"Power Equipment Direct is proud to partner with Operation Support Our Troops – America, whose efforts go to make the lives of our troops overseas a little more like home," said Jon Hoch, founder and CEO of Power Equipment Direct.
Operation Support our Troops – America is dedicated to providing comfort and care to active duty military, families and veterans by sending comfort packages to American troops serving in Iraq, Afghanistan and other locations around the world.
To help support the troops, simply visit Power Equipment Direct Facebook page and click the Like button. Each Like means $1 towards helping the troops get supplies they need.
If you would like to help support Operation Support Our Troops – America, visit their site to learn about how to get involved, make a donation or to view the top 10 items needed at this time. For more information and to see other items needed, please visit www.osotamerica.org.
About OSOT America – Founded in 2003, Operation Support Our Troops – America (formerly Operation Support Our Troops - Illinois) is a volunteer based non-profit organization that exists to support the needs of US soldiers and their families, from enlistment to veteran. Its primary function is to raise funds needed to sustain fellow military and veteran organizations, as well as sponsor outreach and support programs for families with deployed soldiers and families of the fallen. Additionally, OSOT America educates the local, regional and state community about the needs of our soldiers and sends comfort packages to troops serving in harm's way while advocating on a national level. OSOT America provides the link between the citizen and the military person so that everyone has the opportunity to express their support to those who serve. OSOT America is based in Naperville, IL with warehouses in Lisle, IL. Additional information is available at www.osotamerica.org.
Power Equipment Direct operates 14 niche online superstores. The Bolingbrook, IL-based company operates AirCompressorsDirect.com, SnowBlowersDirect.com, TillersDirect.com, LeafBlowersDirect.com, ChippersDirect.com, PressureWashersDirect.com, ElectricGeneratorsDirect.com, MowersDirect.com, WaterPumpsDirect.com, SumpPumpsDirect.com, ChainSawsDirect.com, PowerEquipmentDirect.com, StringTrimmersDirect.com and eComfort.com
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Kylie Jenner looked spectacular in a Black outfit for Met Gala 2018. She wore a cut out a black dress with a strapless bralette look on the front. Her dress had zip on one side. The hour-glass figure-hugging dress had train length fabric spread on the floor. She looked glamorous in a figure-hugging black gown by Alexander Wang and small silver cat eye sunglasses. Kylie Jenner rocked the red-carpet with beau Travis Scott. Both wore white for the grand occasion to mark their first public appearance.
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The ImageWriter LQ, like the other ImageWriter printers, was a dot matrix printer. It had a print resolution of 320 x 216 DPI and could print a page in about three minutes. It was a single color printer, though a four-color ribbon could be used. An expansion card could be used that allowed the ImageWriter LQ to be networked via AppleTalk.
In contrast with its predecessor, the ImageWriter II, the ImageWriter LQ was not as reliable and was noisier. However, its compatibility with both Apple and Macintosh lines made it very popular in schools.
The ImageWriter LQ was introduced in 1987 and was produced until 1990.
Hey, do you remember those daisy wheel printers? They are even more obsolete.. it's really interesting to read something like this, it reminds me of what great distance had to be covered to reach today's technology, with thermal and UV printers… this thought makes me appreciate what I have the chance to own now even more, from my modern microwave oven and my surround sound system to the Acqua Di Gio perfume I can offer my girlfriend and my shaver with individually floating heads.


The evidence of wisdom is not in what we say to glorify self, but in what we don't say to glorify our God. When we live Spirit-led lives, we filter our thoughts through our relationship with Jesus Christ, rather than through our own ambitions. We become more concerned about being trustworthy before God, not men. In all things, we seek to give glory to our Lord and that is in words spoken and unspoken.
Let's pray today to be faithful to our Lord and not be so quick to share another's confided shame.


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Johann Dück (JOMOO Design Director in European Operations Center) and Yunwei Zhu (JOMOO Design Manager in European Operations Center) attended this event.
13 January (Berlin Time), JOMOO public restroom suite "SYS-1" was honored the "Best of Best" of ICONIC AWARDS: Innovative Interior at the ceremony held in Cologne, Germany.
JOMOO Public Restroom Suite "SYS-1"
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The look was created by hairstylist Adir Abergel.
Marion went with a soft makeup look. Gray eyeshadow and black mascara played up her eyes. A rosy blush and coordinating matte lip color completed the look.
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Alan Ray Meyer
Alan Ray Meyer, 58, died, Wednesday, December 12, 2012 at Stormont Vail Hospital in Topeka.
He was born February 24, 1954 at Topeka, the son of Ray A. and Bonnie Marie Lasswell Meyer. He graduated from Onaga High School in 1972. Following high school he was employed with the Union Pacific Railroad for several years. He later attended The Missouri Institute of Technology receiving a diploma in Electronics in 1977. He worked for Sears, Roebuck and Co. in Topeka from 1993 until 2002 in the Craftsman Tool Department. Alan was a Model Railroad enthusiast. He also enjoyed spending time on his family farm in the St. Clere community.
Mr. Meyer was preceded in death by his mother, Bonnie Marie Lasswell and his grandparents Fred and Marie Lasswell.
Alan married Carol Minner on September 4, 2010 at St Clere. She survives of the home. He is also survived by his two sons and their spouses, Chad (Lori) Meyer, Lee's Summit, MO. and Evan (Mandy) Meyer of Topeka; three half sisters, Donna, Linda and Tina and a half brother, Al; four grandchildren, Andrew, Jack, Brooks & Alex, with twin granddaughters on the way.
Funeral services will be at 1:00 P.M. Saturday, December 15, 2012 at Piper Funeral Home in St. Marys. Interment will be in St. Clere Cemetery north of Emmett. Mr. Meyer will lie in state and the family will receive friends on Friday, December 14, 2012 from 6:00 until 8:00 P.M. at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to the Overland Station and sent in care of the funeral home.