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On the Role of the Human Sciences
Revised October 12, 1997
"The human sciences are not, then, an analysis of what man is by nature; but rather an analysis that extends from what man is in his positivity (living, speaking, labouring being) to what enables this same being to know (or seek to know) what life is, in what the essence of labour and its laws consist, and in what way he is able to speak. The human sciences thus occupy the distance that separates (though not without connecting them) biology, economics, and philology from that which gives them possibility in the very being of man. It would therefore be wrong to see the human sciences as an extension, interiorized within the human species, within its complex organism, within its behaviour and consciousness, of biological mechanisms; and it would be no less wrong to place within the human sciences the science of economics or the science of language (whose irreducibility to the human sciences is expressed in the effort to constitute a pure economics and a pure linguistics). In fact, the human sciences are no more within these sciences than they give them interiority by deflecting them towards man's subjectivity; if they take them up again in the dimension of representation, it is rather by re-apprehending them upon their outer slope, by leaving them their opacity, by accepting as things the mechanisms and functions they isolate, by questioning those functions and mechanisms not in terms of what they are but in terms of what they cease to be when the space of representation of what they are can come into being and be deployed. Surreptitiously, they lead the sciences of life, labour, and language back to that analytic of finitude which shows how man, in his being, can be concerned with the things he knows, and know the things that, in positivity, determines his mode of being. But what the analytic requires in the interiority, or at least in the profound kinship, of a being who owes his finitude only to himself, the human sciences develop in the exteriority of knowledge. This is why what characterizes the human sciences is not that they are directed at a certain content (that singular object, the human being); it is much more a purely formal characteristic: the simple fact that, in relation to the sciences in which the human being is given as object (exclusive in the case of economics and philology, or partial in that of biology), they are in a position of duplication, and that this duplication can serve a fortiori for themselves."
The Order of Things: An Archaeology of the Human Sciences
(New York: Pantheon, 1970), 353-54
Discussion: Foucault clearly strikes a chord, one that resonates deeply. He carves out a place for the human sciences where they are not asked to make clear knowledge claims, but rather constitute a "body of discourse" (344). They are placed "to occupy the distance" (353) that separates the objective description and the subjective condition of possibility, a territory that is poorly defined:
It would be wrong, he claims, to see the human sciences as "an extension, interiorized within the human species, within its complex organism, within its behaviour and consciousness, of biological mechanisms" (353)--that is, the human sciences cannot be relocated within the study of the human as biological object.
This is an attractive position, and one that has been very influential in the humanities. However, it comes with a much larger responsibility than Foucault measures up to. His underlying assumption is that man is "a being who owes his finitude only to himself" (354)--that is, a being who is defined by his own creations and activities. The focus of the human sciences is thus to explain features of human life in terms of cultural history. If this assumption were to be found wanting, however, the focus of the human sciences would need to shift. If it turns out that the human is defined not only by cultural history, but also by the much longer biological history that predates it, makes it possible, and interweaves with it, it becomes incumbent upon the human sciences to engage with the full significance of this discovery.
The abandonment of the radical cultural constructivist conviction, in other words, does not entail relocating the humanities and social sciences within the ontology of objective processes. However, it does mean that these disciplines need to begin the task of negotiating the meaning and significance of the expanded explanatory framework. The negotiation can usefully begin by acknowledging that cultural forms should not automatically and exclusively be traced back to prior cultural forms (an inherently implausible turtles-all-the-way-down hypothesis), but that the contribution of evolved biological structures should be taken into consideration. This task alone constitutes a challenge of significant proportions for the humanities and the social sciences.
Further, and opening an issue that can only be barely touched on here, Foucault is tacitly assuming that a scientific approach must of necessity rely on an object-oriented ontology. While this has in fact tended to be the case in the past history of science, it is not clear that it constitutes an inherent necessity. Rather, science may be viewed as a methodology without a prior ontological commitments. If such an extended view of science is adopted, more fluid boundaries between the various disciplines may be found to be pragmatically useful, and the archaeology of knowledge will need to be rewritten.
Francis Steen
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Berwyn Heights is a town in Prince George's County, Maryland, United States. Per the 2020 census, the population was 3,345. It is bordered by College Park to the west, Greenbelt to the northeast, and Riverdale Park to the south.

History
Beginning in the 1870s, the area northeast of Washington, D.C. was the scene of active and continuous development as the population of the city increased and railroad suburbs such as Berwyn Heights, originally platted as Charlton Heights, gradually grew and expanded around it.

The O'Dea House, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is one of the homes that was erected in 1888 by the Charlton Heights Improvement Company to spur development in the new subdivision.

In 1896, it became the seventh incorporated municipality in Prince George's County. In 1967, it adopted its town seal, which contains three acorns. In 1986, it was awarded the Tree City USA title.

Historic sites
A group of the remaining original houses is located around Ruatan Street. Four of the houses were built from mail-order plans made by R. W. Shoppell's Cooperative Building Plan Association of New York City. The following is a partial list of historic sites in Berwyn Heights identified by the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission:

Geography
Berwyn Heights is located at  (38.993810, -76.912344). According to the United States Census Bureau, the town has a total area of , all land.

Demographics

2020 census

Note: the US Census treats Hispanic/Latino as an ethnic category. This table excludes Latinos from the racial categories and assigns them to a separate category. Hispanics/Latinos can be of any race.

2010 census
At the 2010 census there were 3,123 people, 1,002 households, and 681 families in the town. The population density was . There were 1,051 housing units at an average density of . The racial makeup of the town was 56.0% White, 15.1% African American, 0.8% Native American, 8.4% Asian, 0.1% Pacific Islander, 14.4% from other races, and 5.1% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 27.1%.

Of the 1,002 households 34.3% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 50.1% were married couples living together, 11.0% had a female householder with no husband present, 6.9% had a male householder with no wife present, and 32.0% were non-families. 20.1% of households were one person and 7.6% were one person aged 65 or older. The average household size was 3.10 and the average family size was 3.42.

The median age in the town was 34.9 years. 21.7% of residents were under the age of 18; 12.1% were between the ages of 18 and 24; 31.1% were from 25 to 44; 24.3% were from 45 to 64; and 10.8% were 65 or older. The gender makeup of the town was 52.4% male and 47.6% female.

2000 census
At the 2000 census there were 2,942 people, 1,022 households, and 713 families in the town. The population density was . There were 1,047 housing units at an average density of .  The racial makeup of the town was 71.79% White, 12.00% African American, 0.54% Native American, 8.57% Asian, 8.23% Hispanic or Latino, 4.38% from other races, and 2.72% from two or more races. of the population.

Of the 1,022 households 27.5% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 54.8% were married couples living together, 10.1% had a female householder with no husband present, and 30.2% were non-families. 19.3% of households were one person and 7.7% were one person aged 65 or older. The average household size was 2.86 and the average family size was 3.19.

The age distribution was 20.9% under the age of 18, 10.7% from 18 to 24, 33.1% from 25 to 44, 22.5% from 45 to 64, and 12.9% 65 or older. The median age was 36 years. For every 100 females, there were 103.9 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 100.2 males.

The median household income was $65,744 and the median family income  was $69,013. Males had a median income of $42,525 versus $34,831 for females. The per capita income for the town was $25,793. About 0.9% of families and 5.5% of the population were below the poverty line, including 0.5% of those under age 18 and 1.6% of those age 65 or over.

Education
Berwyn Heights is served by the Prince George's County Public Schools: Berwyn Heights Elementary School, which is located in Berwyn Heights, Greenbelt Middle School (Greenbelt), and Parkdale High School (Riverdale Park).

Transportation

The only state highway providing direct access to Berwyn Heights is Maryland Route 193 (Greenbelt Road). MD 193 connects eastward to Greenbelt and westward to College Park. Just east of the town limits, MD 193 has a junction with Maryland Route 201 (Kenilworth Avenue), which provides access to Interstate 95/Interstate 495 (the Capital Beltway), D.C. Route 295 (the Kenilworth Avenue Freeway), and U.S. Route 50 (John Hanson Highway).

Government
The town council consists of five members, who are elected every two years on an at-large plurality voting basis, to govern the town of Berwyn Heights. The member of the council who received the most votes during the election becomes mayor. The mayor serves as the head of the government and presides at all council meetings, but in other respects is an equal member of the Council. The mayor pro tempore assumes the mayoral duties in the absence of the mayor.

The current mayor is Amanda Dewey. The town manager is Laura Allen.

The town has a police department, a public works department, a code enforcement department, and an administration department.

Past Mayors
1948–1952 Robert F. Burnette
1952–1954 Charles G. Durbin
1954–1956 Robert F. Burnette
1956–1958 John P. Wintermoyer
1958–1960 H. Dale Smith
1960–1962 Clinton D. Walker
1962–1966 George E. Lauterbach
1966–1968 Kenneth C. Styers
1968–1972 Harry L. Ballew
1972–1974 George E. Lauterbach
1974–1976 Jadie B. Mc Dougald, first elected mayor after change from commissioner government to mayor and council form of government.
1976–1978 Harry L. Ballew
1978–1980 Jadie B. Mc Dougald
1980–1982 Howard G. Wood
1982–1992 William T. Armistead, Jr.
1992–1998 Thomas J. Love
1998–2000 William T. Armistead, Jr.
2000–2001 Tawanna P. Gaines
2001–2002 Ronald M. Shane
2002–2003 Bradley S. Jewitt
2003–2004 Patricia D. Dennison
2004–2015 Cheye M. Calvo
2015–2016 Jodie Kulpa-Eddy
2016–2018 Cheryl Jewitt
2018 Christopher J. Rasmussen (May 9 to July 16, 2018, resigned)
2018 Lynn White (July 16, 2018 to Dec. 6, 2018, resigned)
2018–2020 Stephen Isler
2020–Present Amanda Dewey

Taxation
At 53 cents per $100 per assessed value, Berwyn Heights has one of the lower real property tax rates in Prince George's County. In 2005, the town became the first municipality in Maryland to establish a public safety taxing district, after it was authorized by the general assembly. The district imposes a special tax on businesses to fund the cost of one full-time officer and helps maintain around the clock police coverage.

County government
Prince George's County Police Department District 1 Station in Hyattsville serves Berwyn Heights.

Civic activities
The town also benefits from numerous town committees and organizations. The town, as of October 2008, has joined a State Retirement Pension, for its employees, and police officers. This was done in order to try to compete and to retain the police officers.

Sports Park, which is the home of a Berwyn Heights civic group, is located by Indian Creek.

Berwyn Heights Day is a yearly event that celebrates the founding of the town.

References

External links

 Town of Berwyn Heights at the Maryland State Archives

 Berwyn Heights Elementary School Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) records at the University of Maryland libraries. Records of an elementary school association in Berwyn Heights.

See also
 Berwyn Heights, Maryland mayor's residence drug raid

Towns in Prince George's County, Maryland
Towns in Maryland
Washington metropolitan area

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Brazilian defender Cafu has turned down the chance of a mmove to the Premiership in favour of a switchto J-League side Yokohama Marinos.
The World Cup-winning captain had been linked with several Premier Leagueclubs when his contract expries in the summer, but has decided to to play in Japan from 1 July.
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Fremont Nebraska has a new law regarding illegal immigrants. Big news! Arizona has a new law regarding illegal immigrants. It's getting to be a little less of a big story. Everyone is getting used to hearing it aren't they? Most of the news stories center on the hardships those laws are causing to immigrants in general. But, the root cause of these laws is being dismissed as inconsequential and trivial. I wonder why that is? Laws are designed to protect us from eminent danger of something aren't they? Robbery, reckless driving, injury or murder, property rights, stuff like that. I think we all agree that we need to be protected from danger by our laws. It sounds like the protesters against these stiff illegal immigration laws don't see any danger in illegal immigration. I guess their question is: Does illegal immigration actually pose a danger to our safety and way of life? Let's see.
In the black and white words of the law: Anyone, if not regulated good or bad can sneak across the border. Anyone, if not regulated can sneak across the border with illegal drugs. Anyone sneaking across the border into this country unregulated is breaking the law. Therefore they are a criminal. The federal law is very explicit in that. There are just so many people our country and it's already strained welfare and health system can support. If someone uses any of our social benefits illegally they are taking them away from our legal citizens. In other words, our citizens are having their way of life altered and deteriorated by 11 million illegal immigrants. Our benefits are being stolen from us illegally. Our lives and safety are being jeopardized by drugs and gangs and criminals who are here illegally.
The vuvuzela is an instrument of God. That agonizingly noisy horn that is constantly being blown at the World Cup soccer matches is a reminder of the sacrifices, trials and tribulations of the African people over the centuries. According to Tinyko Maluleke speaking at an international ecumenical meeting. I'm glad I found out about that. The constant bleating has certainly lowered my enjoyment of the games as well as my ability to understand what is being said by the moderators. To the point of interfering with the game itself. Actually the disturbing noise has caused me to totally withdraw from watching the soccer matches whatsoever. I mean no disrespect to the horn blowers and the statement they need to make to the rest of the world. If that's what they need to do then I respect their right to do that in their country. However, I as a visitor in hopes of true enjoyment of competition between the best of the best choose to not submit myself to the never ending barrage of annoyance and take advantage of my channel changing expertise and move on to some other type of entertainment. Baseball, Nascar, Dragracing, and the food channel come to mind.
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Solomon Moiseevici Löbel (sau Loebel, Lobel, ) a fost un compozitor și profesor de muzică sovietic moldovean, originar din Iași.

Biografie
Löbel s-a născut în 1910, la Iași, într-o familie de evrei. Tatăl lui a murit în Primul Război Mondial. A absolvit Facultatea de Drept din Cadrul Universității din Iași, precum și Conservatorul din Iași.

În 1929 s-a înscris în PCR, aflat în ilegalitate. A condus clandestin aparatul tehnic al Comitetului Regional al PCR din Moldova, iar în 1931 s-a stabilit la București, unde a condus aparatul tehnic central al PCR. În 1938 a fost arestat și închis la Închisoarea Jilava. În același an, a intrat la Academia de Muzică din București, unde i-a avut profesori pe Florica Musicescu și pe Mihail Jora. Pe 17 iunie 1940 a fost arestat din nou, deoarece a participat la altă activitate comunistă. A fost eliberat în luna noiembrie, fugind ulterior în RSS Moldovenească, unde și-a continuat studiile la clasa lui Ștefan Neaga.

A luptat în Al Doilea Război Mondial, înrolându-se în Armata Roșie. După demobilizare, în 1946, și-a continuat studiile, avându-l profesor pe Leonid Gurov. În 1947 a devenit membru al Uniunii Compozitorilor din RSS Moldovenească, iar din 1949 a fost profesor la Conservatorul din Chișinău.

Löbel este singurul simfonist moldovean, operele sale cuprinzând și teme din muzica populară moldovenească. A pus pe muzică versuri de Liviu Deleanu, Emilian Bucov, Mihai Eminescu sau Constantin Condrea.

A decedat împreună cu soția sa, Dora Roitman (ilegalistă comunistă din perioada interbelică), într-un incendiu din locuința sa din Chișinău. Sora soției sale a fost căsătorită cu politicianul româno-sovietic Haim Bogopolski.

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Nașteri în 1910
Decese în 1981
Compozitori sovietici

Compozitori moldoveni

Comuniști evrei români

Ieșeni

Absolvenți ai Universității din Iași

Absolvenți ai Universității de Arte George Enescu din Iași

Sovietici ai celui de-al Doilea Război Mondial
Compozitori evrei
Membri ai Partidului Comunist al Uniunii Sovietice

Decese în Chișinău

Evrei sovietici

Români emigranți în Uniunea Sovietică
Membri ai Partidului Comunist Român


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Set over the course of one day, Aminah Mae Safi's This Is All Your Fault is a smart and voice-driven YA novel that follows three young women determined to save their indie bookstore.
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Короа () е северноамериканско индианско племе, което по време на идването на първите французи живее в района на долното течение на река Язу в днешно Мисисипи като територията им се разширява в югоизточен Арканзас и североизточна Луизиана.

Език
Предполага се, че езикът на короа е език туника. Доказателства за това са самото им име и тесните им отношения с племената по река Язу, както и наличието на звука "р" в езика им, който е характерен за туника.

История
Короа може би са племето "колигуа (кологоа)", което се среща с Ернандо де Сото през 1541 г., близо до днешния Бейнтсвил – Арканзас. Първата им поява под името короа е през 1673 г. В разказите на Рене Робер дьо Ла Сал от 1682 г. се споменава, че имат 5 села източно от Мисисипи, на юг от натчезките села. През 1690 г. Анри дьо Тонти ги среща в югоизточен Арканзас и североизточна Луизиана. През 1699 г. селата им са разположени близо до племето язу в долното течение на река Язу. Година по-късно се споменава, че живеят североизточно от племето уашита в североизточна Луизиана. По време на въстанието на натчезите през 1729 г., короа и язу унищожават френския гарнизон и йезуитската мисия на река Язу. След въстанието оцелелите се присъединяват към натчезите, чикасо и други племена.

Източници

Библиография
 Swanton, John Reed, The Indian Tribes of North America, Washington D.C, US Printing Office, 1953, p. 187 – 188

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Q: Dynamically detecting and streaming AAC using AQ's and audiofilestream I am currently streaming MP3 and AAC radio stations.
I'm reading the ICY/HTTP headers, and when detecting audio/aac or audio/aacp in the content-type, i provide kAudioFileAAC_ADTSType as the clue for AudioFileStreamOpen, otherwise i give it kAudioFileMP3Type.
It works great, the problem is when the station is playing AAC, but doesn't send audio/aacp as content-type in the HTTP headers. When that happens, i create the audiofilestream normally with an mp3 clue (nothing is different with 0 as clue either), and then the property callbacks of the audiofilestream indicate that the stream thinks it's reading MP3, the formatList callback never happens either, and when the time comes the creation of the audio queue fails.
Is there a way to make AudioFileStream work with AAC without the AAC hint being passed in it's constructor, or does anyone has any other idea about how to detect those stations other then marking them somehow in my stations databases? I'd also rather not attempt to create a new audiofilestream with AAC as a hint each time i fail normally.

A: I haven't looked at this code in a while, but I think it should do the trick.
// the file stream parser is now ready to produce audio packets.
// get the stream format.
AudioFormatListItem afli = GetFirstPlayableAudioFormatForFile(inAudioFileStream);
AudioStreamBasicDescription asbd = afli.mASBD;
...
// create the audio queue
err = AudioQueueNewOutput(&asbd, MyAudioQueueOutputCallback, myData, NULL, NULL, 0, &myData->audioQueue);

GetFirstPlayableAudioFormatForFile impl:
AudioFormatListItem GetFirstPlayableAudioFormatForFile(AudioFileStreamID inAudioFileStream)
{
    AudioFormatListItem *formatListPtr = NULL;
    AudioFormatListItem formatItem = {0};
    UInt32 propertySize;

    OSStatus status = noErr;

    if (NULL == inAudioFileStream) return formatItem;

    status = AudioFileStreamGetPropertyInfo(inAudioFileStream, kAudioFileStreamProperty_FormatList, &propertySize, NULL);
    if (noErr == status) {

        // allocate memory for the format list items
        formatListPtr = (AudioFormatListItem *)malloc(propertySize);
        if (NULL == formatListPtr) return formatItem;

        // get the list of Audio Format List Item's
        status = AudioFileStreamGetProperty(inAudioFileStream, kAudioFileStreamProperty_FormatList, &propertySize, formatListPtr);
        if (noErr == status) {
            // print out some helpful information
            UInt32 numFormats = propertySize / sizeof(AudioFormatListItem);
            printf ("This file has a %d layered data format:\n", (int)numFormats);
            /*for (unsigned int i = 0; i < numFormats; ++i) {
                CAStreamBasicDescription(formatListPtr[i].mASBD).Print();
            }*/

            UInt32 itemIndex;
            UInt32 indexSize = sizeof(itemIndex);

            // get the index number of the first playable format -- this index number will be for
            // the highest quality layer the platform is capable of playing
            status = AudioFormatGetProperty(kAudioFormatProperty_FirstPlayableFormatFromList, propertySize,
                                            formatListPtr, &indexSize, &itemIndex);
            if (noErr == status) {
                printf ("Returning AudioFormatListItem at index %d.\n", (int)itemIndex);
                // copy the format item at index we want returned
                formatItem =  formatListPtr[itemIndex];
            }
        }

        free(formatListPtr);
    } else {
        AudioStreamBasicDescription asbd;
        UInt32 asbdSize = sizeof(asbd);
        /*status = */AudioFileStreamGetProperty(inAudioFileStream, kAudioFileStreamProperty_DataFormat, &asbdSize, &asbd);
        //if (err) { errorDidOccur(myData, err, @"get kAudioFileStreamProperty_DataFormat"); return err; }

        formatItem.mASBD = asbd;
    }

    return formatItem;
}

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Michael Jenkins, Ph.D. '06
The Scranton Journal interviewed Michael Jenkins, Ph.D. '06, assistant professor in the Sociology, Criminal Justice and Criminology Department and expert on innovation in policing and community problem-solving policing. The original article is here.
You researched and wrote about community problem-solving policing in places such as Boston and Los Angeles. How has that research affected the service work you have done locally with the Lackawanna Country Re-entry Task Force and the Scranton Police Department, for example?
My experience studying and working on projects in large urban environments gives me a unique understanding of many of the concerns we face locally. In Scranton, we're working with a smaller and closer network of professionals, which helps with getting buy-in for change and in implementing whatever new idea we've created.
You're an expert in community problem-solving policing? Why do you think it works?
Community problem-solving policing is a strategy in which police establish and maintain close relationships with the various groups that make up the city they police. No city is homogenous. Each is made up of myriad groups with various needs and differential capacities to meet these needs themselves. The police must use their community relationships to better understand how best to serve those segments of the community and by marshaling the resources and strengths of each community within their city.
This brings us to the other part of community problem-solving policing, the orientation around preventing problems of crime and disorder before they occur. The best way to do this is to be in touch with the community and to employ non-police entities (e.g., schools, businesses, citizen groups, social-service agencies). It should minimally rely on the law enforcement function of police. Instead, police should use their problem-solving abilities and resources to prevent the next problem from occurring. As is often said, "We can't arrest our way of out crime." This is even truer when it comes to problems of disorder.
George Kelling, co-author of the 'Broken Windows' theory, is one of your mentors. Can you talk about how he influenced you and your work and/or career?
Dr. Kelling's impact on policing extends over five decades. From taking the lead on the first-ever large-scale experiment in policing to his Kansas City Preventive Patrol experiment to his seminal work on uncovering the methods of how police help to manage life in urban cities and his consulting work with police department across the world, Dr. Kelling's contributions to the academic field of policing and thus, to my work, are inescapable.
He's also provided a good example of how to write in a way that is academically appropriate but still accessible to the people who could most benefit from readings on policing (i.e., citizens and police practitioners). That's partially due to the fact that he demands his students get into police departments to experience them firsthand before studying them. In that regard, he helped me to get unprecedented access to major police departments in Los Angeles, Boston, Newark and Milwaukee.
He's had to defend the theory a lot recently. What do you say to critics?
The theory itself makes intuitive sense — signs of physical and social disorder in a neighborhood send the signal that no one cares about an area and therefore more serious types of disorder or offending would be acceptable. What Kelling saw in his observations of and discussions with police is that police played an important role in helping to attend to those disorders. One can argue with certain implementations of his theory, but one cannot discredit Dr. Kelling's contributions to policing and thereby the enhancement of community safety and citizens' quality of life.
You're an alumnus. Why did you come back to teach at Scranton?
Scranton alumni have an almost unhealthy adoration for the University of Scranton, so when I'm asked by an alumnus how it is to now be on this side of things, I reply, "Scranton is as great a place to work as it was to be a student."
The original Q&A with Dr. Jenkins, in which he discusses everything from the rise of the online community to Ferguson, is here.


Many insects are plant-dwelling (PDI). Since mammalian herbivores (MH) exploit the same recourse, it is likely that they will frequently encounter one another. While indirect interactions, i.e. plant mediated, between MH and PDI are well documented, direct interactions between the two (such as ingestion and trampling) have received little attention. It is not yet clear whether MH are attracted, deterred or indifferent to the presence of PDI on their food plants. For the first time I have examined the direct interactions between goats (MH) and spring webworm caterpillars, Ocnogyna loewii (PDI), which are both polyphagous and abundant in Mediterranean-type habitats. This study includes a series of controlled trials with goats. I examined the influence caterpillars have on the goats diet selection, feeding behavior and efficiency and the influence the goats have on the caterpillars' survival. I found that the goat's accessibility to the food plant is not influenced by the presence of caterpillars. The goats will feed from infested plants at a slower rate than non-infested plants (66% reduction) and they abandon their feeding posts faster. This occurs since the goats are not interested in ingesting caterpillars. Accordingly, they perform a series of behaviors (that will be described in the lecture) that reduce the chance of accidently ingesting caterpillars while feeding. As a result, 98% of the caterpillars inhabiting the plants survive. The goats do not use their sight to detect the caterpillars, rather their keen sense of smell and the physical contact (touch) of the caterpillars with their sensitive and mobile lips. In this study, we witness for the first time that MH can cope with insect infested plants and that they have behavioral mechanisms that assist them in avoiding incidental predation of insects. This indicates that the direct interactions between MH and PDI are prevalent and significant.


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Dorian Branea, Director of the Romanian Cultural Institute in London, delivers a lecture on "EUNIC and Cultural Diplomacy in Europe".
Symposium on Cultural Diplomacy in the UK (London; July 10th - 12th, 2013)
Mark Donfried with H.E. Amb. Edward M. Turay, High Commissioner of Sierra Leone to the UK
Symposium on Cultural Diplomacy in the UK
(London; July 10th - 12th, 2013)
Henry Bellingham (MP), Member of the British Parliament, delivers a lecture on "The Role of Cultural Links in the Government's Commercial Diplomacy Drive"
Mark Donfried with Hywel Williams (MP), Member of the British Parliament
H. E. Amb. Williams Nkurunziza, High Commissioner of Rwanda to the UK, delivers a lecture on "Cultural Diplomacy as an Instrument for Commonwealth Integration"
H. E. Amb. Williams Nkurunziza, High Commissioner of Rwanda to the UK, with participants of the
Mark Donfried with Peter Tatchell, Director, Peter Tatchell Foundation
Martin Davidson, CEO and Chair of the British Council, delivers a lecture on "The Latest Global Trends in Cultural Relations & the Role of Culture and Education in Soft Power"
Mark C. Donfried, Director & Founder of the Institute for Cultural Diplomacy and Martin Davidson, CEO and Chair of the British Council, at the Romanian Cultural Institute
Natalie Louise Bennett, Leader of the Green Party of England and Wales, delivers a lecture on "Talking about Immigration: Cultural Democracy Begins at Home" at the Romanian Cultural Institute
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"Cultural Diplomacy throughout the Commonwealth of Nations: International Cooperation across Six Continents"
9:00 Registration
Romanian Cultural Institute
9:30 "Introduction to Cultural Diplomacy in the UK & the Commonwealth"
(Lecture & Discussion)
Mark C. Donfried
(Director & Founder, Institute for Cultural Diplomacy)
10:00 "The Role of Culture in the Foreign Policy of the UK"
Lord William Richard Inglewood
(Member of the House of Lords)
Romanian Cultural Institute "Ara deg mae dal iar" '. Language Issues between Groups; Problems and Possibilities"
Hywel Williams (MP)
(Member of the British Parliament)
House of Lords "The Latest Global Trends in Cultural Relations & the Role of Culture and Education in Soft Power"
(CEO and Chair, British Council)
10:45 "EUNIC and Cultural Diplomacy in Europe"
Dorian Branea
(Director, Romanian Cultural Center, London)
Romanian Cultural Institute "The Role of Cultural Links in the Government's Commercial Diplomacy Drive"
Henry Bellingham (MP)
House of Lords "The Jewish Perspective on Cultural Diplomacy"
Vivian Wineman
(President, The Board of Deputies of British Jews)
11:30 Tea, Coffee and Refreshments Tea, Coffee and Refreshments Tea, Coffee and Refreshments
12:00 "Wild Carpathia"
(Film Screening)
Romanian Cultural Institute "When Human Rights meet Local Traditions"
Prof. Dr. Andrea Zielinski
(Professor, Institute of Commonwealth Studies, School of Advanced Study, University of London)
House of Lords Lecture & Discussion
Natalie Louise Bennett
(Leader of the Green Party of England and Wales)
12:30 Lecture & Discussion
Tim Unwin
(Secretary General of the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organization)
Romanian Cultural Institute Envisioning Global Influence: The Commonwealth Charter, Cultural Diplomacy, and Civil Society
Balasubramanyam Chandramohan
(Visiting Fellow at the Institute of Commonwealth Studies, University of London in the UK)
House of Lords Humanist Organisations in Commonwealth Countries: Partnership, Collaboration and Shared Understanding
Andrew Copson
(Chief Executive, British Humanist Association)
13:00 Lunch Break Lunch Break Lunch Break
14:30 "Cultural Diplomacy in a Changing World"
Prof. Dr. Ruth Kattumuri
(Co-Director, India Observatory & Asia Research Centre, London School of Economics)
Romanian Cultural Institute "Cuban Soul" Case Study in Applied Cultural Diplomacy
David Soul
(Celebrated Actor, Director, Musician)
House of Lords Cultural Diplomacy Today: the soft option, or the shrewd one?
Sangeeta Bahadur
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The Nehru Center
15.30 Cultural Diplomacy and the Inequality Challenge
Prof. Dr. Robert Picciotto
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Romanian Cultural Institute The British Quest for a Harmonic and Integrated Multicultural Society
Dr. Omer El-Hamdoon
(President of the Muslim Association of Britain)
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Anil Bhanot OBE
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16:00 Tea, Coffee & Refreshments Tea, Coffee & Refreshments Tea, Coffee & Refreshments
16:30 Cultural Diplomacy throughout the Commonwealth of Nations
H. E. Amb. Edward M. Turay
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Romanian Cultural Institute Lecture & Discussion
Ven Bogoda Seelawimala
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House of Lords The Sporting Integration of Commonwealth Citizens into UK communities
(International Teams Administrator, England and Wales Cricket Board)
17:00 Participant Paper
Stabilizing Democracy In The Commonwealth of Nations
(Presentation & Discussion)
Paa Kwesi Inkumsah
(JCI UN Affairs Commissioner for Africa and Middle East (www.jci.cc))
H. E. Amb. Williams Nkurunziza
(High Commissioner of Rwanda to the UK)
House of Lords The Future of Cultural Diplomacy in the UK
(Interactive Discussion)
Two years of revolution: Bahrain's uprising and Britain's Position
Dr. Nedal Al Salman
(Human right activist; Head of Advocacy in Bahrain centre for human rights; Vice President of the Arab media monitoring group)
Romanian Cultural Institute The Commonwealth of Homophobia - Failings and Futures
(Director, Peter Tatchell Foundation)
18:00 Group Dinner- Fire & Stone Covent Garden
(recommended social program) The "political Bar"
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I look forward to the next installment when you have time.
Interesting post Ian. Have you considered publishing it in book (or booklet or e-book) format?
Can anyone give me a pointer to a suitable section of proper change ringing for 7 bells, ending in rounds.
I received the following e-mail yesterday. The end of an era.
"A Fond Farewell from Allegro Music!
but we will no longer supply in-print sheet music from any publisher.
interested in any of these player organs.
These all play automatically from paper music rolls as well as from the keyboard.
139. Model "F" two-manual c.8ft tall, all valves & pouches renewed c.2014 by previous owners but one.
141. Model XW a 116-note model. Very unusual ornate case.
Some of these instruments cost over £1,000 when new in 1900 - 1905.
Miscellaneous & Suggestions / Dr. Peter Comerford R.I.P.
I heard yesterday (Thurs. 8th November) that my good friend Dr.Peter Comerford passed away peacefully yesterday morning after a lengthy illness. Among other things, it was he who invented & developed the Bradford Computer Organ system - one of the earliest digital organ systems. It used real-time synthesis rather than the more common sampling instruments, and is still capable of excellent results.
Peter was also the Diocesan Organ Advisor for the Bradford Diocese for a few years.
Please pray for his wife, Dr.Lucy Comerford, at this difficult time.
Announced on the Mander organs forum yesterday, John Mander, who has headed the firm for 35 years, is to retire. New directors have been appointed, and the firm will shortly become in effect employee-owned.
I'm sure we all wish John a long & happy retirement.
Mr. Willis was the last member of the Willis dynasty to be materially involved in the family firm from which he stood down as Managing Director on his birthday in 1997, later appointing David Wyld to the position: he continued as the Majority Shareholder until the 28th November 1998.
An obituary has been written by Bruce Buchanan and will appear in The Times tomorrow."
Just endured another week in hospital - low sodium again, precipitating low blood pressure & a fall.
About right for what appears to be a slightly larger organ. I had a prompt reply from John Mander over on their board.
I've been asked about insurance values for a historic 4m 35 stop pipe organ. Any ideas?
Organs in danger / Good news for a change!
Cinema Organs and Fairground instruments / Re: Wurlitzer Organ in Godalming Regal cinema?
No problem Ian. I have the right contacts for that sort of query.
I've asked the question on a relevant Facebook group, and it seems the Regal Godalming never had an organ of any sort.
There's nothing listed in David Junchen's comprehensive book about Wurlitzer for 1935, and I can't see anything mentioned in lists I have of Theatre Organs by various builders. The Cinema Treasures website also fails to mention an organ. I'll post the query on a theatre organ Facebook group and see what the real experts know.


What's the craft rate on a Plaguebearer's Master's Spellblade?
I tried to make one of these legit, and crafted 60+ of them without seeing a single PBM prefix on a level 12 mule. I then crafted 450+ and didn't see a single one using Grim Dawn Trained Hard to turn off mat requirements, just out of curiosity's sake at the rate for crafting.
Someone suggested perhaps Crate had change the level required for the prefix to be crafted, so I tried on my level 79, and again crafted close to 500 of them.
This time, I crafted a grand total of one. I don't wish to use this one as I feel like its cheating, but is the craft rate really 1 in 500 or even possibly 1 in 1000 or am I just getting extremely unlucky?
Travelling in time to DaShiv's skelemancer?
Can't say for weapon affixes but rolling a specific single rare affix on Stoneplate Grieves is 0.56%-0.66%.
If I a) remembered the bloody formula and b) had the chance to craft numbers within easy access I could tell you exactly, but 1/500 chance sounds about right. So yeah, crafting one legitimately is a pure case of chance and to readily get them you'd need to set up a bunch of people to craft them as a syndicate just to make them more likely to be crafted.
Besides. Plaguebearer affix has been nerfed so badly that it no longer warrants not using a pet weapon. For lighting pets Spark of Ultos is the summoner's choice. EDIT: For flat RR it's better to squeeze in Manticore or Rhowan's Crown in your devotion map.
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whats so special about this item/mod? have a SS of it?
Plaguebearer affix adds flat resistance reduction to all weapon attacks. Before it was nerfed from 30 to 15 (I might remember the numbers wrong) together with Masters Spellblade base flat rr it made Plaguebearer's Master Spellblade of anything probably the highest source of flat rr in the game. But since flat rr doesn't stack it's better to get it elsewhere.


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On Safari In Samburu, Kenya
Under The Acacia Trees Of Northern Kenya
"Kait, please stand there, beneath that acacia tree," Tilas, our guide for this early-morning walking safari, instructed.
"Jackson, you must stand over there, beneath that acacia tree," he continued.
"Kathleen, go there and stand beneath the shade of that little tree…and, Harry, stand here, under this tree."
Not sure what was to come, we four followed Tilas' instructions and dispersed to our four trees. When I turned to face back toward where Tilas had been standing, he was gone.
I looked around at Kaitlin, Jackson, and Harry, all positioned dutifully beneath their trees, even young Jackson standing still, staring straight ahead patiently. What is Tilas up to, I wondered…
We four remained in our spots for what seemed a long time, not sure why but not wanting to move or even to speak.
Then, some minutes later, Tilas reappeared, in a flash, from the bush. He motioned with his arm that we four should come over to him.
"Now, you must tell me, Jackson," Tilas began when he'd gotten us all back together, "what did you think about standing beneath your own tree? What did you see? What did you hear?"
"I was trying to get the bitter taste from my mouth," Jackson replied.
"Ah, the taste of the gum I made for you from the acacia gum tree," Tilas remembered. "You still have that flavor in your mouth?"
"Yes," Jack said. "I spit and spit, but it won't go away."
Tilas, still chewing his gum from the same tree, laughed.
"Harry, now you must tell me. What did you think standing beneath your own tree?"
"I knelt down and looked at the ground," Harry explained. "The rocks, the branches, the bark, the leaves, the earth. There are so many layers to the ground here."
"Yes," Tilas agreed. "All time is layered in this earth."
"Now, Kait, please, you must tell me. What did you think standing beneath your own tree?"
"I looked around at the shapes, the figures, the textures, of the plants, the bushes, the trees. Everything has a design, and even the dead trees are beautiful.
"And I thought of the stories you've been telling us," Kaitlin continued, "about the uses for all these plants, how your people use them to treat themselves when they are sick or wounded."
"Yes, we find all the medicine we need here," Tilas said. "The bark from this tree stops pain, instantly," he said, pointing to a tree nearby.
"A tea from this bush helps women who have just given birth," he continued. "And the twigs from this tree are good for cleaning your teeth. We call it the Toothbrush Tree. I have never used toothpaste or a plastic toothbrush," Tilas explained, "but I have all my teeth, and they are all strong. I am a carnivore, and I can eat all the meat I like," he assured us proudly, flashing a bright, white smile.
"Now, Kathleen, please. What did you think of standing beneath your own tree?"
"I looked around the landscape, to the far horizon in each direction, and I tried to think how I would write about the great expanse of this place…about how I could relay the feeling of being here, standing here, out in the open plain, with the savannah all around. Feeling, at once, so small and so grand. Feeling a part of all things, of all history. It will be difficult to convey that sensation without sounding corny or cliché."
Tilas, a member of the Samburu tribe here in the north of Kenya, has been our guide during this visit, our first to this part of the world. Out on the plains where Tilas led us on foot one morning, we have seen dik-dik, Gerenuk, and impala. We have watched a lone, sleeping lion from just a few feet away. We have been among a pride of lionesses stalking a kill. We have seen families of elephants with as many as five babies among them and a dozen giraffes that passed us by single-file, as though on parade. We have seen a male ostrich raise his tail feathers to impress his partner and a pair of ostriches sitting on their nest. We have seen Nile crocodiles up close and soaring eagles. Zebras, hippos, leopards, jackals, mongooses, baboons…at times, the landscape before us has included dozens of animals at once.
"Your first visit to Africa is a special thing," a friend in Nairobi told us our first evening in Kenya. "You get this place, or you don't, and you know instantly one way or the other. If you do get it, once you've experienced it, Africa is impossible to resist. She will call you back again and again throughout your lifetime. You will return."
"Please, you must stay in touch with me," Tilas told us during our morning walk across the savannah. As he spoke, he reached out and peeled off a piece of the top layer of the bark of the tree before us.
"This is the Paper Tree," he explained. "You can peel its bark in thin pieces that you can use as paper."
Then Tilas pulled a pen from his belt, laid out the thin strip of "paper" he'd just pulled off the tree, and began to write.
"There," he said when he'd finished, handing the small piece of paper to Jackson.
"That is my e-mail address," Tilas said. "Write to me to tell me when you will be returning."
We'll be back as soon as we're able.
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State and Local Tax Deduction Cap Passed by the Trump Administration in 2017 Forces 11 Million Americans to Pay $670 Billion More in Taxes Over a Decade
(HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Ned Lamont and the governors of six other states today issued a letter asking President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. to support repealing the cap on state and local tax deductions implemented by the Trump administration as part of the Tax Cut and Jobs Act in 2017. The SALT cap will force approximately 11 million Americans to pay $670 billion in taxes over a decade.
The letter notes the efforts of the Biden administration to pass the American Rescue Plan and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen's willingness to work with Congress to ease the $10,000 cap on SALT. In addition to Governor Lamont, the letter was signed by Governor Gavin Newsom of California, Governor Phil Murphy of New Jersey, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo of New York, Governor Kate Brown of Oregon, Governor David Ige of Hawaii, and Governor J.B. Pritzker of Illinois.
The full text of the letter:
Thank you for your leadership during these unprecedented times. As more vaccines become available to Americans, there is a clear light at the end of the tunnel, and we look forward to a renewed sense of normalcy and optimism in our country.
Your administration has already taken incredible steps to ease the burden of more than a year of uncertainty caused by a global pandemic, and for that we are grateful. The American Rescue Plan will help more than 160 million Americans with direct payments and provide our states with the resources to keep teachers and first responders on our payrolls. Rental assistance funds will help keep roofs over the heads of our most vulnerable and the funding for schools will help keep our students safe in their classrooms.
We applaud those efforts to help our citizens. But we must go further and undo the cap placed on State and Local Tax (SALT) deductions by the Trump Administration through the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act in 2017. For the first time since Abraham Lincoln created the federal income tax, the cap on SALT deductions established a system of double taxation, where 11 million Americans were forced to pay taxes on the amount they paid in State, local, and property taxes, to the tune of $670 billion over a decade.
Like so many of President Trump's efforts, capping SALT deductions was based on politics, not logic or good government. This assault disproportionately targeted Democratic-run states, increasing taxes on hardworking families. This was unacceptable then, and is simply untenable given the dire economic conditions caused by the pandemic.
In 2019, Governors came together to form a coalition of States to fight for tax fairness to overturn the artificial cap on SALT deductions. In New York and California, taxpayers are each being forced to pay more than $12 billion in additional taxes to the federal government annually. In New Jersey, taxpayers are forced to pay the federal government approximately $3 billion a year in additional taxes. In Hawaii, taxpayers are forced to pay an extra $370 million in additional taxes. In Connecticut, which pays more to the federal government and receives back less per capita than any other state in the nation, taxpayers paid $1.3 billion more in additional federal income taxes because of the SALT cap. Several states commenced litigation against the constitutionality of the law. The cases are still pending.
In short, middle-class Americans are struggling under this federal tax burden, while corporations - which are still able to fully deduct SALT as business expenses - are profiting because of the same law. The negative impacts of the SALT cap on middle class families are particularly egregious when you consider that in the states most affected by this cap, the federal government already takes more in federal taxes than the states receive in federal support, effectively subsidizing federal payments to other states.
It was heartening to hear Treasury Secretary Yellen agree to work with Congress to ease the $10,000 cap on SALT recently. On behalf of our residents, we urge your administration and Congress to continue these efforts to relieve this immense financial burden on our residents and eliminate the SALT cap entirely.
State of New Jersey
Governor David Ige
Governor J.B. Pritzker
Governor Kate Brown
**Download: Letter from seven governors to President Biden to support repealing the SALT cap
Twitter: @GovNedLamont
Facebook: Office of Governor Ned Lamont


This is starting to feel like a Fast and the Furious movie....how many more sequels will there be before it just ends already? Ok so I finally got a move on with 'The Pit' again this year. It has now been a mud hole in the yard for the past two years (not that there is anything wrong with that, but it just isn't that pretty to look at).
I have come full circle with the designs and am back to sandpit from potential pirate ship or fort (see Sandpit parts 3 & 4). Let me say that a sandpit with flower box is a WAY easier design for me to build alone while the baby sleeps and the preschooler is learning her ABC's (I hope). Why is my amazing husband not helping me with this project you may ask? Well that goes back to Sandpit part 1 when he decided it was too complicated what with my constant design plan alterations. Don't worry though because this outdoorsy momma can handle power tools.
This week the supplies were purchased, flower box was built, and an outline of my updated designs drafted and plotted out in the grass (see the cedar posts? apparently cedar landscaping ties aren't available as they're not requested enough). I went with cedar because it is a natural pest deterrant and it smells great when it's damp. Next I need to dig out a bit more around the pit, line it with landscaping fabric, add rocks for drainage (maybe a cute dry river effect too) and then dump sand in one corner and playground mulch over the rest. The difference (in case you're wondering) between playground mulch and regular garden bed mulch is that playground mulch is natural cedar that comes a bit larger to help cushion falls. Natural cedar Garden mulch is smaller, shredded and less cushioning.
So far Ella loves the 'kitchen shelf' I added to the flower box (it was going to be a kiddie bench, but mud kitchen works too). She insisted on trying it out right away and asked to make cupcakes. Ok that only requires an old cupcake tray and one wooden spoon. She was putting dirt 'sprinkles' on the mud cupcakes when I suggested she harvest 'sprinkles' from the flowers. Her eyes lit up when mommy gave her permission to pick the flowers to use them for play! I figure why not. If they're garden grown and will come back next year or die in a few weeks, at least she gets some extra enjoyment out of them! I do frown upon flower picking or nature disruption when on walks, but in my backyard let them pick the flowers.
Do you have a favourite mud cupcake recipe you'd like to share with us?
Read more in sandpit part 6.
Back to sandpit part 4.
Let's take a minute to talk about proper footwear for different parks.
Think about the senses.... If nobody likes sand between their toes then socks and closed toe shoes are a must at these types of parks, and don't forget to think about yourself..... Do You like sand between your toes?? What about wood chips poking about your sandals?
Plan ahead, stay safe, and think about your feet.


The word "cottage" conjures up nostalgic visions of a small rustic home on a body of water where family and friends have spent fun-filled days creating memories over many years. It could actually be any home or property that a person wants to keep in the family after they are gone. The goal of vacation home succession planning is to establish a legal entity that keeps the vacation home in the family over multiple generations without causing family discord.
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Leaving the vacation home to all members of the next generation "in equal shares," means everybody has to agree on everything. Virtually every family will have members of the next generation with different emotional ties, different economic resources, different views of how much they can afford to spend on vacation property, and different opinions on how to make decisions affecting the property moving forward. Parents need to consider all these issues. Failing to plan simply means the next generation will be left to "duke it out." The long term consequences of this can be disastrous to family relationships.
Vacation home planning falls under the legal practice area known as "Cottage Law" and is a fairly new practice area. It gained momentum in the early 1990s when states created public acts which provide a legal framework for changing the ownership relationship of cottage property owners. Michigan lawmakers created the "Michigan Limited Liability Company Act" (LLC) in 1993, and most states have since adopted similar limited liability company statutes.
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Hanover är en av de 14 parishes, församlingarna, inom Jamaica och är belägen i den nordvästra änden av ön. Bortsett från Kingston är det den till ytan minsta församlingen på ön, med en yta av 430km².

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Her Rouge Alpha by Paige Tyler
Title: Her Rogue Alpha
Series: X-Ops, #5
Author: Paige Tyler
Pubdate: September 6th 2016
HE'LL DO ANYTHING FOR HER
Former Special Forces Lieutenant Jayson Harmon can't believe that his war scars don't matter to beautiful feline shifter Layla Halliwell. Why would she saddle herself with a broken man?
But Layla knows that Jayson is a hero to the core, and that only she can heal his wounded soul. So when Jayson is deployed on another deadly mission, no way is Layla staying behind…
This September, Paige Tyler releases Her Rogue Alpha, the fifth in her heart-pounding X-Ops series. To celebrate, we have a letter from the hero and heroine to share with you. We also have the first THREE chapters to read FOR FREE!
Download the first three chapters here.
Letter from Jayson Harmon, hero of HER ROGUE ALPHA.
Hi everyone. I'm Jayson Harmon, and you'll be seeing me in the next X-OPS book called HER ROGUE ALPHA. Paige asked me to tell you about my background and how I feel about my girlfriend, Layla Halliwell. I usually don't like talking about personal stuff like this, but Paige threatened to go back into the book and give me a pink Mohawk and size six boots if I didn't, so here goes.
I used to be in the Army Special Forces, but I got injured during a mission in Afghanistan and ended up taking a butt load of shrapnel in my back. The Army did their best to patch me up, but it didn't help. I still got medically separated from the Army. I have to admit; I'm not dealing with that decision very well. The Army was going to be my life, and now that's all gone. Worse, the guys on my SF A-team are still out there, fighting and risking their lives without me. That stings. Now I'm left figuring where my so-called life goes from here—if anywhere. I have a job running the weapon ranges at the Department of Covert Operations, but watching field agents train to go on missions I'll never be able to is hard as hell. It wasn't the life I pictured having, but I'm trying to make the best of it.
I also have an amazing girlfriend, though I can't for the life of me figure out why she's interested in broken man like me. Feline shifter Layla Halliwell is total perfection. She's beautiful, talented, and has everything going for her. She's even getting ready to go out on her first field mission as a DCO agent. Thinking about her being out there, in danger, without me there to watch her back is driving me crazy with worry.
Now the deputy director of the DCO wants me to take an experimental drug that will not only heal my injuries, but give me shifter abilities. Problem is, people who were given previous versions of that same serum either died or ended up like wild, uncontrollable animals. I'd be lying if I didn't say I was terrified to take the stuff, but at the same time, I'm afraid not to take it.
Is it crazy for someone like me—as screwed up as I am—to want to be whole enough to be able to be Layla's partner in every way possible, including in the field on missions? I'd do anything for a chance like that.
Letter from Layla Halliwell, heroine of HER ROGUE ALPHA.
Hi! It feels kind of strange to write an open letter to people I don't know, disclosing personal—not to mention classified—information. But Paige is nodding at me, so I guess this is okay.
I went to college to become a psychologist because I've always wanted help people. After graduation, I got a job at the Department of Covert Operations so I could work with shifters like me. I didn't take the job intending to ever become a field agent, but now that I'm in training to become on, I'm excited at the prospect. I'll still help people and I won't have to sit behind a desk to do it.
My boyfriend, Jayson Harmon, on the other hand, isn't as thrilled about my career change. He's exactly what I'm looking for in a man and I really care about him. He's strong (physically and mentally), heroic, charming, romantic, and yeah, he's attractive as hell, too! Problem is, he seems determined to push me away. I know he's still dealing with injuries he sustained in Afghanistan and I want to help him get through this rough time in his life, but I have to admit, it's wearing me down. I don't know how much more I can handle. How can I help him when he refuses that help? This mission I'm about to head out on might be the last straw. I'm not sure if our relationship can handle something like that. And if that isn't enough, the deputy director of the DCO is trying to talk Jayson into taking an experimental drug he claims will not only heal Jayson, but also give him shifter abilities. I've tried to talk him out of it, but I don't think I was very successful. I'm scared he's going to be something stupid and extreme while I'm away on this mission, and I won't be there to stop him…
You can find out more about Layla and Jayson's story in Paige Tyler's latest release, Her Rogue Alpha. Download the first THREE chapters here!
Paige Tyler is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of sexy, romantic fiction. Paige writes books about hunky alpha males and the kick-butt heroines they fall in love with. She lives with her very own military hero (a.k.a. her husband) and their adorable dog on the beautiful Florida coast. Visit www.paigetylertheauthor.com.
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Rajesh Hamal Thought
Rajesh Hamal (Nepali: राजेश हमाल), born: 9 June 1964) is a Nepalese actor.He has received many awards for his acting including the National Film Awards from 1988-2014. He is often called as "Maha-Nayak" (Great Hero) for his contribution to Nepali Cinema. He is considered a dominant figure in bringing professionalism in the Nepalese movie industry.
Hamal was born in Tansen, in central Nepal. He did his schooling at Bhanubhakta Memorial School up to class 8. Then he went to Moscow, Russia with his father who was Nepalese Ambassador to Russia. Rajesh Hamal finished his M.A. in English literature from Chandigarh University.
Rajesh Hamal in his college years first modelled for Fashion Net, an Indian magazine in 1985; he walked the ramp in Kathmandu and New Delhi in 1986. He started his career as a film actor with Yug Dekhi Yug Samma in 1988, a film made by his maternal uncle. Hamal received a National Film Award for "Best Actor Debut" in 1989, for this film. Till date he has worked in over 230 Nepali and one Punjabi cinema.


Sydney based jockey Kerrin McEvoy today won a third Melbourne Cup aboard the Godolphin owned and Charlie Appleby trained Cross Counter while Hong Kong's Zac Purton finished fourth in the feature and picked up a Listed win in the following race.
It was a first Cup win for Sheikh Mohammed's Godolphin operation and came 20 years after its first attempt. Appleby became the first Englishman to win leading home a British trained trifecta.
Purton's mount Finche finished fourth in a performance which the jockey described as excellent.
"It was an excellent effort from Finche in the Cup. I think if the track had been firmer he might have gone a lot closer. Chris (Waller) has done a great job with him."
Hong Kong's champion jockey then won the black type Furphy Plate on Kaonic for Waller, beating the two-time LONGINES International Jockeys' Championship winner Ryan Moore on stablemate Life Less Ordinary. Moore had escaped injury when his Cup mount Thecliffsofmoher broke down shortly after the start and was euthanised.
The Cup was also quinellaed by past IJC winners with McEvoy heading home Hugh Bowman on Marmelo. Bowman will need to successfully appeal a 35 meeting ban from stewards, imposed after the Cup, to take his place in the 5 December 2018 challenge.
Purton, fresh from his win last Sunday on LONGINES Hong Kong Cup contender Time Warp, returns immediately to Hong Kong to ride at Happy Valley on Wednesday night and will look forward to Saturday's feature race at Sha Tin and defending his 2017 IJC title on 5 December.


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Q: Parse query retreiving with certain conditions I am making a query in a class my problem is that I have some license plates, here in Colombia licenses plates are as it follows ABC 123. I need my query to only return to me, in this case, the ones that end with 2
This is what i did following the documentation...
private void queryForPlaca(String terminaEn){

    ParseQuery<ParseObject> query = ParseQuery.getQuery("TestDrive");
    query.whereFullText("Placa", terminaEn);
    query.findInBackground(new FindCallback<ParseObject>() {
        @Override
        public void done(List<ParseObject> objects, ParseException e) {
            for (ParseObject obj:objects
                 ) {
                listaDeVehiculos.add(obj);
            }
            ListaVehiculosPicoYPlacaAdapter adapter= new ListaVehiculosPicoYPlacaAdapter(getActivity(),listaDeVehiculos);
            listadoTestDrive.setAdapter(adapter);
            adapter.notifyDataSetChanged();
        }
    });
}

terminaEn variable querys for the licenses places plates depending on the day selected in a calendar (in this case 2).
My problem is that not only my listaDeVehiculos is not returning any values and the other problem that I see is that it also returns values I don't need for example ABS 124, AXX 524, AEE 234 etc. How should i modify my query?.

A: You won't be able to do that using text search, since MongoDB text search feature only matches complete terms. You will have to do that using regular expressions. Try the following:
private void queryForPlaca(String terminaEn){

    ParseQuery<ParseObject> query = ParseQuery.getQuery("TestDrive");
    query.whereMatches("Placa", terminaEn + "$");
    query.findInBackground(new FindCallback<ParseObject>() {
        @Override
        public void done(List<ParseObject> objects, ParseException e) {
            for (ParseObject obj:objects) {
                listaDeVehiculos.add(obj);
            }
            ListaVehiculosPicoYPlacaAdapter adapter= new ListaVehiculosPicoYPlacaAdapter(getActivity(),listaDeVehiculos);
            listadoTestDrive.setAdapter(adapter);
            adapter.notifyDataSetChanged();
        }
    });
}

Please have in mind that regular expressions are very expensive to the database, so it's important for you to create the appropriate index. A { Placa: 1 } index in the TestDrive collection should help you a lot. For your reference, please take a look here:
https://docs.parseplatform.org/android/guide/#regular-expressions


Native plants should be installed in the spring, late summer or fall, avoiding the hot weeks in the peak of summer. Water them well immediately after planting and often thereafter, for at least a few weeks. During this early stage, native plants are working to build the extensive root system they need to access ground water and nutrients from the soil. Care for the young plants is integral for their survival through the first winter. After the first healthy growing season, your native plants will be drought tolerant and disease resistant!
You will notice insects, small mammals, and birds visiting your plants for food and resources. While this may alarm you at first, remember that native plants provide the food and shelter these animals need for survival. Share your garden with the native animals of your region for the greatest return on your investment. These plants have evolved to tolerate damage from animals. More often than not, your plants will continue to grow happily after they've been eaten. Protection for very young native plants may be necessary to help them survive their first year.
In the fall, resist the urge to clear all of debris from your garden. Dead stems, leaf litter, and undisturbed soil provide overwintering homes for many native insects. When you remove the "dead materials" from your garden, you remove a lot of life as well. Leave the leaves!
If you prefer your garden to have a more traditional appearance, you can trim many perennial native plants into a desired shape and size. Fall and early spring are a good time to prune larger plants, such as asters and native shrubs.


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El municipio de Lester (en inglés: Lester Township) es un municipio ubicado en el condado de Craighead en el estado estadounidense de Arkansas. En el año 2010 tenía una población de 428 habitantes y una densidad poblacional de 5,23 personas por km².

Geografía
El municipio de Lester se encuentra ubicado en las coordenadas . Según la Oficina del Censo de los Estados Unidos, el municipio tiene una superficie total de 81.76 km², de la cual 80,95 km² corresponden a tierra firme y (0,99 %) 0,81 km² es agua.

Demografía
Según el censo de 2010, había 428 personas residiendo en el municipio de Lester. La densidad de población era de 5,23 hab./km². De los 428 habitantes, el municipio de Lester estaba compuesto por el 93,22 % blancos, el 2,1 % eran afroamericanos, el 2,57 % eran de otras razas y el 2,1 % eran de una mezcla de razas. Del total de la población el 3,97 % eran hispanos o latinos de cualquier raza.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Municipios de Arkansas
Localidades del condado de Craighead


The Revolutiv is a special Trail-running tank top. Ultra-light and ultra-breathable, heat-sealed (LazerDry technology), all friction problems are reduced with LazerDry technology.
To meet everyone's needs, the shoulders of the tank top are wide and equipped with a silicone reinforcement, allowing you to wear a running pack comfortably and fully protected.
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Udaan 25th October 2016: Chakor asked Bhaiya Ji as how she would not give the villagers as per the contract. He said that he paid according to the contract, but the illiterate people did not read it. Chakor stated that it was why Ragini did not let her read the contract.
Bhaiya Ji said that he could not pay more than 1 rupee. Chakor stated that no one would work. Kamal Narayan told that according to the contract they had to pay 5 lakh if they wanted to leave. Villagers were shocked. Bhaiya Jee laughed and asked everyone to become his bandhua.
Everyone was shocked. Chakor was sad as she felt all their hard work went waste. Kasturi scolded Ragini. Chagan said that he wanted to slap Ragini for what she did. Ragini stated that he did what his father wanted and asked them to lower their tone while talking to her.
Check: Udaan 24th October 2016.
Chakor cried seeing everyone. Vivan came, and he too was upset. Imli asked him as what happened. He told her that villager's situation was appalling. She hugged him and said that things would get right soon.
He told that everything had to be ok as they had to think about their child too. She cried. He hugged her. He stated that they could not accept the failure. He would get the evidence against Bhaiya Ji. Chakro prayed to the lord to give her the directions. Suraj came to her and said that she could not lose her confidence.
She stated that she was not able to do anything to help villagers as bhiaya ji loved hurting them and that time he was back with power even. She cried. They then thought and got to know that Suraj was the target.
Vivan and Imli came there. Vivan said that they would not let that happen. Suraj stated that they would have to be smarter and should have the courage to win. Chakor said to Kasturi and everyone that they should not lose the hope.
She asked Bhuvan to do as she said. Kishor was angry on Chagan and Lakhan for supporting Ragini. Chakor asked them not to fight as that was bhaiya Ji wanted. She stated that Ragini trapped everyone and it was not their mistake.
Chakor was selected for Asian games. Bhaiya Ji stated that it was not good news at all and wished that he should have killed her in the childhood.
Ragini and Kamal Narayan made a plan to kill Suraj. Chagan apologized all the villagers. Suraj was beating villagers to gain Bhaiya Ji's trust. Chakor stopped him to stop his acting. Kamal Narayan and Ragini came from behind and said that Suraj betrayed them again and he had no right to live. Chakor and Suraj got shocked.


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The McLaren MP4-12C is the first in a range of high performance sports cars from the home of the world's most successful racing car company. It is set to re-write the rules of sports car design through Formula-1 inspired engineering, revolutionary chassis architecture, and absolute focus on efficiency.
McLaren pioneered the use of carbon composite construction in the 1981 Formula 1 MP4/1 model and set a trend that all Formula 1 teams have followed. On 1993, the company brought carbon fiber to road cars for the first time with the McLaren F1, and based on this, they built a carbon fiber chassis and body on the SLR manufactured on the same high standards.
Inside this McLaren is the Carbon Monocell. This 12C Monocell is unique in its class by offering carbon technology. It introduces the advantages of carbon composite – light weight, high strength and torsion rigidity, and longevity – through a more affordable sector as a one-piece molding. It has been designed to allow a much narrower structure overall which in turn contributes to a more compact car that is easier to position on the road and more rewarding to drive.
Why MP4-12C? MP4 stands for McLaren Project 4, resulting from the merger of Ron Dennis' Project 4 organization with McLaren. The '12' refers to McLaren's internal Vehicle Performance Index through which it rates key performance criteria both for competitors and for its own cars. And the 'C' refers to Carbon, highlighting the unique application of carbon fiber technology to the future range of McLaren sports cars.