Sorry for your loss Reg, hope you and Fred find some joy this year.
Rainy 40's today and had to haul stinky sludge to the landfill. Was doing good in the KW until I found only 1 finger holding the tailgate closed/driver's side so I chained the pass. side closed then when I got to the dumping area, got out and walked in the stinky dump mud to undo the chain before getting back in the truck. Spraying boots, britches, steering wheel, gear shifter, gloves with Lysol disinfection cleaner and washing my hands multiple times so maybe I won't get sick.
Cotter key and washer was missing on the pass. side finger linkage....I installed both new when I changed out both clevises last year. I'll check all that very close on my pre-trips.
Good morning DR, rain early and mid 40's for the high....rumor has a dry spell is in the works, hope my crop of mud doesn't fail. I am sorry for your and Freds loss Reg. Colors fade when they leave but the love remains.
GOODMORNINGDIESELRAM....What can I say??? Rain.
What can I say, cold and getting colder. 21° now headed to near zero by tonight. It's supposed to stay that way for a week.
GOODMORNINGDIESELRAM....Rain...May have a dry day this weekend. Not sure what to do yet.
-6°, need I say more? Meteor shower last night, auroras tonight. Free light show if you can stand the cold.
Truckin' was rained out today so I went to the race shop and worked on the SS/D heads.
Good morning DR....7:38 am and oddly bright out....almost as if the clouds are gone. BWAHAAHAAHAA. Thirty five to 50ish today, rumor is clear for the next few days. Old riding buddy has made plans to bring his scooter up for a clutch and a tune up....got one dead jug. Going for grub after dropping his bike off. Yall have a great weekend!


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Hey blog world, meet Mike! He is graduating this year from Hawley High School. A few weeks back, I got to take both his and his long time sweetheart, Taylor's senior photos, and we even did some couples photos as well. So be on the look out for Taylor's senior blog post, and their couples photos will have a post of their own as well! Both Mike and Taylor are having me take their photos and custom design graduation announcements to send a more personalized announcement to their friends and family. It is one of my favorite things to get to design for seniors. Enjoy these photos and I hope everyone is having a wonderful Christmas time with their friends and family!


This indenture recently came to the author's attention as part of current research on cordwaining. As of this writing, I have not been able to locate any shoes by Putnam or his apprentice, Joseph Verry, though there are numerous references to a shoe shop being part of the large Putnam family holdings (now administered by the Danvers (USA) Historical Society). It was occupied by Daniel Putnam and/or family members until the mid-19th century.
The document is printed as found in Fred Gannon, A Short History of American Shoemaking, 1912. Others may find this document as useful as I.
This indenture witnesseth that I, Daniel Verry of Danvers, in the County of Essex, Yeoman, Do put my son Joseph Verry, an apprentice to Daniel Putnam of said Danvers, Yeoman, to learn of his art or mystery of making shoes, and with him to serve after the manner of an apprentice from the day of the date hereof, for the term of five years and three months next ensuing: — During all which time the said apprentice is to serve the said Daniel faithfully, and obey all his lawful commands, he shall do no damage to his said master nor see any by others without giving him notice thereof. He shall not waste any of the said Putnams goods, nor lend them unlawfully to any person; he shall not play at cards, dice or any other unlawful game, whereby the said Putnam may be damaged; he shall not absent himself unreasonable time from his said masters service, neither by day or night; nor stay long at Ale-houses or Taverns; but in all things behave himself as a faithful and honest apprentice in the trade or mystery he now followeth. And I, the said Daniel Putnam, do on my part Covenant to and with the said Daniel Verry, that I will procure and provide for the said apprentice, sufficient meat and drink, apparil [sic], lodging, washing and mending, and other necessary things that he may want during said term. And when he, the said Joseph, has completed his apprenticeship, I, the said Daniel, do hereby agree to furnish him with a suit of furnish him with a suit of Clothes that shall be worth thirty dollars, or give him that sum of money, whichever he may choose. .And it is further mutually agreed that the said Joseph is to work half the said term at farming work.
And I, the said Daniel, do agree that the said Joseph shall have two months to go to school each of the next two winters; and if that should not prove sufficient to give him good learning, he is to have one month schooling the third winter; and I agree to pay him fifty dollars more besides the $30.00 above mentioned, after he has completed his apprenticeship. And for the true and faithfull performance of the said Covenant and agreement, we the said parties bind our selves each to the other firmly by these presents. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals this sixteenth day of March, in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and four. DANIEL VERRY. (Seal) And I, the said Joseph Verry above named, do hereby consent to the condition of foregoing indenture, and have hereunto subscribed my name. JOSEPH VERRY. (Seal.) Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of us.
NB. the interlining of the fifty dollars after he had completed his apprenticeship, was~ interlined before signing.
Sometimes we all need a little fashion throwback. A sunny spring Sunday seems like a good time to add a little levity to our blog and pay homage to these tiny proto fashionistas! Do you remember Dawn dolls?
They were made by toy manufacturer Topper (production ceased in 1973) for a short three years from 1970-1973. These diminutive dolls - about 6.5" tall - were all about fashion. In fact, Dawn herself was the owner (and top model, naturally) of the Dawn Model Agency. Her original pals were Angie, Jessica, Dale, Gloria, and, my favorite, Longlocks. It will come as no surprise to learn that they had good-looking boyfriends with perfect hair, who would accompany them to the fashion shows as escorts or supportive audience members.
Thank you to Tara Vose Raiselis, Director Saco Museum & Bridget Swift, Silk Damask Consulting, for their assistance.
Enjoy the Dawn fashion show, courtesy TVdays.com.
This handsome silk waistcoat with a linen back dates from c. 1790. Although the owner and maker are currently unknown, it is possible that the panels are English, sewn together locally, most likely in Maine.
According to the museum director, Tara Vose Raiselis, there may have been size alterations at some point, indicated by the slightly mismatched embroidery (above). Note the neutral toned palette and stylised, geometric detailing. Light weight and without bulk it fits the desired male silhouette of the time. Embroidered buttons add to the charm. The waistcoat is an elegant, appropriate Neoclassical statement.
Currently under study, the waistcoat and is not on view and has not been published. Enjoy this special 'behind the scene' look into the collection of the Dyer Library/Saco Museum, Saco, Maine.


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Many people are adopting vegan or vegetarian lifestyles these days, which can be a wonderful, personal diet choice. However, a lot of dog owners also want to remove animal products, i.e. meat, from their pet's diets and are wondering if dogs can eat tofu, a traditional meat alternative for vegans and vegetarians. While tofu for dogs isn't discouraged altogether, the ultimate question is whether tofu is good for your dog or not?
1 Is Tofu Safe For Dogs?
Is Tofu Safe For Dogs?
Dogs can eat tofu but using it as an alternative to meat products is not a good idea. Dogs need meat as part of their diets and tofu does not contain all the ingredients or nutrients that dogs need to remain healthy.
Many dog food manufacturers use soy (tofu is made from soy) as a filler because it is inexpensive. However, this is not a healthy option for dogs. We also note that if these manufacturers are cutting corners when it comes to one ingredient, i.e. soy, it's likely that the food also contains other ingredients that add very little nutritional value and are not healthy your dog.
While it's not recommended that you give your dog tofu regularly, there is nothing wrong with letting him or her have some as a treat in moderation. When given in small amounts, the worst problem you are likely to notice is that your dog has a bit of gas. However, if you notice diarrhea, it's important to stop feeding your dog tofu.
Also, avoid any seasonings, especially any onion or garlic, and give tofu to your dog plain. When in doubt, remember that dogs' taste buds work differently than humans' and they don't need seasonings on their food as we oftentimes do.
There is unfortunately not enough research to confirm or deny the health benefits of tofu or soy for dogs. There are, however, a higher number of reasons for not giving dogs tofu than there are for feeding it to them on a regular-basis. Tofu is an unusual food for dogs and it is not a part of their traditional diet. This may lead to digestive issues and your dog could end up either constipated or with diarrhea.
If you're a vegan and you eat tofu regularly as a source of protein, don't fall prey to the mistake of turning your dog into a vegan, too. Dogs require meat in their diets to receive the necessary nutrients that keep them healthy. Also, look for dog food that doesn't contain soy or corn as fillers, and remember, it's not cruel for your dogs to eat meat, even if you choose to avoid animal products in your own diet.
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Q: JS select correct line in select list I am using this JS code to do some magic. Working perfect to get a variabele and remove unwanted text and display the correct text in a text field.
values 2 or 3 or 5 or 7 etc. in <input type="text" id="calc_dikte[0][]" name="calc_dikte[]" value="">
function copy_dikte()
{
    var i;
    var elems = document.getElementsByName('dxf_var_dikte_copy[]');
    var elems_1 = document.getElementsByName('dxf_vars[]');
    var elems_2 = document.getElementsByName('calc_dikte[]');
    var elems_3 = document.getElementsByName('calc_ext[]');
    var l = elems.length;
    var z;
    z=0;

    for(i=0; i<l; i++)
    {
        if(elems_3[i].value == 'dxf')
        {
            elems[i].value = document.getElementById('dxf_var_dikte').value;

            var elems_1_split_1 = (elems_1[i].value).split(elems[i].value+'=');
            var elems_1_split_2 = (elems_1_split_1[1]).split(',');

            if(isNaN(elems_1_split_2[0])) { elems_2[i].value = ''; }
            else { elems_2[i].value = parseFloat(elems_1_split_2[0]); }
        }
    }
}

So this works, but now the form field has changed from text to select like:
<select id="calc_dikte[0][]" name="calc_dikte[]">
<option value="">
<option value="2|2000">2</option>
<option value="3|2000">3</option>
<option value="5|2000">5</option>
<option value="7|2000">7</option>
</select>

Therefore I have changed my JS code (with some tips from here) to:
function copy_dikte()
{
    var i;
    var elems = document.getElementsByName('dxf_var_dikte_copy[]');
    var elems_1 = document.getElementsByName('dxf_vars[]');
    var elems_2 = document.getElementsByName('calc_dikte[]');
    var elems_3 = document.getElementsByName('calc_ext[]');
    var l = elems.length;
    var z;
    z=0;

    for(i=0; i<l; i++)
    {
        if(elems_3[i].value == 'dxf')
        {
            elems[i].value = document.getElementById('dxf_var_dikte').value;

            var elems_1_split_1 = (elems_1[i].value).split(elems[i].value+'=');
            var elems_1_split_2 = (elems_1_split_1[1]).split(',');

            var sel = elems_2[i];
            var val = parseFloat(elems_1_split_2[0]);

            for(var m=0, n=sel.options.length; m<n; m++)
            {
                if(sel.options[i].innerHTML === val)
                {
                   sel.selectedIndex = m;
                   break;
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

But this is not working, no item is selected in the select list, no errors are shown.
Please help me out change to a working code to have the correct line selected. It should not select on the value but in the text between the ><
option value="5|2000">5</option
If I check with
for(var m=0, n=sel.options.length; m<n; m++) {
alert('sel = '+sel.options[i].innerHTML+'\nval = '+val);
}

I see that val is correct. But sel  is just the number as used in $i so 0 1 2

A: You are using a strict equals operator to compare a Number (parseFloat) agains .innerHTML, which is always a string.
Convert sel.options[i].innerHTML to a Number aswell:
if (parseFloat(sel.options[i].innerHTML) === val) {
  sel.selectedIndex = m;
  break;
}

If you want to filter out invalid numbers (NaNs), use !isNaN(val) aswell.

A: Code to get this working:
function copy_dikte()
{
    var i;
    var elems = document.getElementsByName('dxf_var_dikte_copy[]');
    var elems_1 = document.getElementsByName('dxf_vars[]');
    var elems_2 = document.getElementsByName('calc_dikte[]');
    var elems_3 = document.getElementsByName('calc_ext[]');
    var l = elems.length;
    var z;
    z=0;

    for(i=0; i<l; i++)
    {
        if(elems_3[i].value == 'dxf')
        {
            elems[i].value = document.getElementById('dxf_var_dikte').value;

            var elems_1_split_1 = (elems_1[i].value).split(elems[i].value+'=');
            var elems_1_split_2 = (elems_1_split_1[1]).split(',');

            var val = parseFloat(elems_1_split_2[0]);
            var sel = elems_2[i];

            var opts = sel.options;

            for (var opt, j = 0; opt = opts[j]; j++)
            {
                if (opt.text == val)
                {
                    sel.selectedIndex = j;
                    break;
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

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DTH 2020 : DTH 1/9/2020
These are the Daily Tech Headlines for Thursday, January 9, 2020. I'm Tom Merritt
Mozilla updated Firefox to patch an actively exploited critical zero-day vulnerability. Researchers at China's Qihoo 360 reported the flaw. The flaw isa form of type confusion that can cause data to be written to or read from memory locations that should be off limits. This can bypass address space layout randomization leading to control of an affected system and also cause crashes. The flaw is fixed in Firefox 72.01.1. Users of Firefox should update immediately. https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2020/01/firefox-gets-patch-for-critical-zeroday-thats-being-actively-exploited/
Facebook and Instagram will offer users an option to see fewer political and social issue ads they see. The feature will come to US users of Facebook and Instagram this summer. Coming in Q1 a new feature in the Ad Library will let users see how many people a political advertiser was attempting to reach. https://www.theverge.com/2020/1/9/21058146/facebook-instagram-political-ads-policies-lies-ad-library-transparency-controls
Microsoft Teams is getting a Walkie-Talkie feature. The new feature will show up in the center of the navigation bar on the mobile Teams app and work as push-to-talk over WiFi or cellular data. https://www.theverge.com/2020/1/9/21058313/microsoft-teams-walkie-talkie-push-to-talk-feature-preview
A group called Sodinokibi is demanding $6 million from foreign exchange company TravelEx or it says it will publish 5GB of sensitive customer data. Travelex says ransomware has locked up some of its data but there is no evidence it has been exfiltrated. Many of Travelex's services are down, affecting a number of companies who rely on them including Samsung pay international money transfer in the US.
https://www.engadget.com/2020/01/09/samsung-pay-us-international-money-transfers-travelex/
A new menu of default search engines is coming to the setup process for Android smartphones in Europe. The three alternatives to Google on the menu were determined by a bidding process. DuckDuckGo and Info.com will appear on the menu in all 31 European markets. Bing will appear on the menu only in the United Kingdom. Seznam, Yandex and Qwant will be options in some markets as well. https://www.cnbc.com/2020/01/09/google-android-default-search-engine-sold-to-highest-bidder-in-europe.html
, At CES last year TiVo announced it would launch apps for Roku, Apple TV and Fire TV. It has not launched any yet. TiVo's VP of consumer products and services, Ted Malone told TechHive the apps are "currently on hold" because TiVo re-prioritized the TiVo Stream 4K HDMI stick which runs on Android TV. That means there is a TiVo app for Android, which might be released beyond TiVO's own hardware and would make it easier to port to Fire TV. https://www.theverge.com/2020/1/8/21057739/tivo-unreleased-roku-apple-tv-amazon-fire-apps-on-hold-ces-2020
Verizon Fios announced it will no longer offer bundles of Internet and TV services and will no longer require contracts to purchase its service. Instead Fios will offer three internet levels from $40 to $80 a month with speeds of 100 Mbps to gigabit. Separately TV packages will run from $50 to $90 a month depending on the channels. Subscribers can pick 5 channels they want and the rest of the package will be created by Verizon. There will also be an option to get YouTube TV for $50 a month. https://variety.com/2020/digital/news/verizon-eliminates-fios-bundles-contracts-mix-match-1203460134/
Motherboard obtained a letter sent to US Senators saying Ring fired employees for improperly accessing Ring's users' video data. The letter said Ring had received four complaints over the last four years regarding an employees' access to Ring video data. Each person had authorized access to video data as part of their job but accessed video when it wasn't necessary to carry out their duties. Ring says in each instance it investigated and fired the employee. It says it has also limited any kind of access to customer video to only three employees. https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/y3mdvk/ring-fired-employees-abusing-video-data
In New Delhi, Uber announced the launch in India of Rider PIN verification, the same system launched in the US in September. The system gives the rider a four-digit number to read to the driver. The ride only begins when the driver enters the correct number in their app. Uber is also launching in-ride audio recording in India, which it launched in November in Brazil and Mexico. This system makes an encrypted local recording of the audio in the ride. Neither the driver nor the rider can listen to it, but the rider can chose to send it to Uber for review. India is also getting RideCheck which proactively asks if everything is OK if the car stops for a long period of time. Riders can also initiate RideCheck if a car breaks down. https://thenextweb.com/in/2020/01/09/uber-introduces-in-ride-audio-recording-and-2fa-to-india/

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Recreational Fisheries Management>
The Victorian Fisheries Authority (VFA) supports sustaining and rebuilding of small bodied native fish populations. These species play important roles in the ecosystem, which in turn supports healthy recreational fisheries.
The VFA is currently contributing to efforts underway to sustain and rebuild small bodied native fish populations by Catchment Management Authorities (CMAs), Native Fish Australia (NFA), the Department of Environment Land Water and Planning (DELWP) and we are interested in understanding how we do more for these important fish species.
How is the VFA currently contributing:
The VFA is currently contributing to the rebuilding of small bodied native fish populations through the following actions:
Managing the take of small bodied native fish species with appropriate regulations including bag limits
In collaboration with NFA, CMA's and recreational fishing stakeholders, we are reviewing the current take levels for small bodied native species.
Facilitating permits and timely approvals for research and broodstock collection of small bodied native fish species
Coinvesting in fisheries monitoring with DELWP through the Native Fish Report Card Program across 10 rivers in Victoria 2021-2023 worth over $750,000
We are assessing the data for small bodied native fish species through the program and looking to share more broadly with the community.
Participating in workshops and building partnerships regarding small bodied native fish recovery
Promoting the importance of small bodied native fish to recreational anglers and providing opportunities for stakeholders to support actions
Encouraging and supporting angler volunteerism in river health recovery works.
How the VFA may be able to contribute in future:
The VFA is interested in understanding how we can further assist efforts underway to rebuild small bodied native fish populations. This may include:
Improved communications and promotion regarding small bodied native fish through VFA website, Facebook and native fish conferences (Murray Codference)
Supporting indigenous interest in native fish production and related educational programs.
Assisting with funding applications that contribute to small bodied native fish species
Supplying equipment, infrastructure and/or expertise to assist with small bodied native fish production
Breeding small bodied native fish at Snobs Creek or Arcadia Hatcheries (will require co-investment)
Several policy documents lay the platform for VFA's co-contribution to the sustaining and rebuilding of small bodied native fish populations, in conjunction with other organisations. These include:
Fisheries Act 1995
Key objectives of the Fisheries Act are to:
(a) to provide for the management, development and use of Victoria's fisheries, aquaculture industries and associated aquatic biological resources in an efficient, effective and ecologically sustainable manner;
(b) to protect and conserve fisheries resources, habitats and ecosystems including the maintenance of aquatic ecological processes and genetic diversity;
Victorian Freshwater Fisheries Management Plan
The Freshwater Fisheries Management Plan (FFMP) proposes partnerships with relevant agencies and the community to address fisheries issues by integrating fish, water and land management.
The FFMP identifies an opportunity for: 'expanding the breeding and stocking of recreationally important threatened species, such as Macquarie perch, trout cod and freshwater catfish, as well as small-bodied native fish, such as southern pygmy perch (Nannoperca australis), Murray hardyhead (Craterocephalus fluviatilis) and galaxiid species. Because many of these species are locally extinct, a stocking program is the only recovery option.'
Snobs Creek Fish Production and Stocking Plan
The VFA Snobs Creek Advisory Board's Fish Production and Stocking Plan includes key priorities to:
'Develop a shared vision and investment partners to expand breeding efforts for threatened species, including small bodied, locally extinct fish species.'
'Develop methods to breed and stock threatened small bodied native fish.'
'Develop breeding techniques for small bodied threatened native fish species.'
'Stock and establish new populations in locally extinct areas.'
'Lead Australia in the production, stocking and recovery of small bodied native fish species.'
Taylor Hunt, Acting Manager Freshwater Fisheries:
Taylor.hunt@vfa.vic.gov.au
John Douglas, Fisheries Manager:
John.douglas@vfa.vic.gov.au
1) Efforts are underway to rebuild populations of Purple Spotted Gudgeon in Victoria. Photo: Doug Gimesy
2) Southern Pygmy perch are one of the 'magnificent six' small bodied native fish species identified by the Tri-State Murray Natural Resource Management Regional Alliance to recover. Photo: John Lenagan
3) Climbing galaxias have been captured in electrofishing surveys by DELWP in Nariel Creek. Photo: John Douglas


About 8 years ago, I was walking up the hill of our range in Upper Hat Creek, no trails, just scattered ponderosa pines and old fir trees. I stumbled on this trap, unattached. A bit farther, I found the foot of a wolf, chewed, broken off… I felt outraged! My heart was pounding with anger mixed with profound sadness. This beautiful animal had been trapped and tried to escape, dragging the trap. He lost a paw… How could he bear his pain and continue to survive?
My heart bleeds for the innocence, the helplessness of the animals enduring the brutality of us humans.
Note that each photo will be mounted in a display box (plexiglass, 20" x 20"). Objects like feathers, rat traps and the wolf's paw will be assembled with the images.


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Translational research has been widely described as "knowledge transition," i.e., the transfer of knowledge from bench research to clinical practice, public health and policies, and vice versa, thereby leading to improved methods of diagnosis, treatment, and prevention. The issue faced in translational research is the wide pace between the discovery and its development and implementation. Broadly, translational research can be classified as two-phase research: T1 research (Bench-to-approval, preapproval or phase 0-III research) and T2 research (Approval-to-community, postapproval or phase IV). Recently, the transitional pathway has been described as 4-phase, 5-phase, or 6-phase research: T0-T5; T0 - bedside to bench transition, T1 - basic research, T2 - preclinical research, T3 - clinical research, T4 - clinical implementation, and T5 - public health implementation. Operational research is an allied discipline where mathematical analytical methods are utilized for designing better public health policies and decisions. Although the steps and route of translational pathway seem effortless theoretically, numerous skills such as designing a good clinical trial, accomplishing a multidisciplinary workforce, raising funds, compliant interactions with the regulatory agency, securing a patent etc., need to be mastered to narrow the pace between the discovery and implementation.
Translational research poses ethical issues similar to the ones observed in basic clinical research. Yet, many authors opine that the ethical issues faced by translational research science are diverse and complex. The translational process has been described to compose three basic elements: phases (as described above), gaps, and data transfer. These phases of translational research are separated by translational gaps, i.e., obstacle/delay encountered in transition to the next phase (e.g., lack of scientific or intellectual content and financial/regulatory support). Data transfer is the transfer of scientific content during transition to next phase. The ethical challenges faced by translational research depend on the element of the translational process. The various phases of translational research face ethical issues similar to the biomedical research ethics such as informed consent, animal bioethics, conflicts of interest, social injustice, and risk analysis ethics. The translational gaps confront ethical issues of resource/fund allocation whereas data/information transfer suffer ethical issues with confidentiality of data.
Prior starting a translational process, extensive risk-benefit analysis needs to be undertaken to minimize potential harm at the research subject and population level against the benefit of researcher's curiosity, bearing in mind the consequentialist approach. The importance of a clear informed consent in translational research is to avoid therapeutic misconception, i.e., erroneously attributing therapeutic intention to research procedures or unreasonably judges' medical benefit from participation in the research.
Translational research ethics, although not completely new, is a revolutionary, diverse, and distinct field of biomedical ethics. Since the translational research framework is relatively new, insights on the various ethical issues are necessary to identify and prevent unethical practices while such research process is undertaken. The consequentialist approach should be the prime concern in translational science, i.e., well-being of the research participants and the society should be the priority than the advancement of knowledge.
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Maienschein J, Sunderland M, Ankeny RA, Robert JS. The ethos and ethics of translational research. Am J Bioeth 2008;8:43-51.
Petrini C. From bench to bedside and to health policies (and back): Ethics in translational research. Ann Ist Super Sanità 2014;50:62-6. Available from: http://www.iss.it/binary/publ/cont/ANN_14_01_10.pdf. [Last cited on 2017 Aug 20].
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With the release of 'Curse of Osiris' drawing near, 'Destiny 2' fans are in for a number of surprises.
While the release of "Curse of Osiris" (the first expansion for "Destiny 2") has been in sight for quite some time, the fact remains that the release date of December 5th is drawing ever closer. While "Destiny 2" fans have occupied themselves with breaking down the "Curse of Osiris" trailer frame by frame, and while they've been neck deep in fan theory and speculation regarding the return of exotic weapons, new details have continued to emerge leading up to the eventual release of the expansion.
One of the many exciting things about the new expansion is the fact that there will be new maps to explore and master.
According to IGN, "Curse of Osiris" will include three new Pvp maps as part of the Crucible. The folks at IGN were able to test out two of the three maps (Pacifica and Wormhaven). Of the two maps that they were able to test out, Wormhaven is a PlayStation exclusive.
In terms of what the maps actually entail, Pacifica pits players against one another on Titan's surface. On this map, players will have to face one another in narrow hallways and coridoors in a fight for key entrance points.
Just from that description alone, players can expect a lot of close-quarters combat as they rub elbows with their enemies.
Alternatively, there are also long hallways with elevated areas to mount your attack, as well as a ground level base. Keeping in mind that this is all indoors, there is also an outdoor element to explore as well. The exterior of the map provides a much more open area to carry out your attack, and, though there is little cover, it will allow you to flank enemies that happen to be guarding the doorways, so, overall, not a horrible trade-off.
While Pacifica allows players to do battle on the surface of Titan, Wormhaven takes you into Titan's depths, where you will encounter a world covered in Hive remnants. The good news is that these remnants can serve as cover from enemy fire raining down from above. You can also carry out surprise attacks on opponents guarding the staircases leading to the upper areas. According to IGN, there are a lot of areas for players to engage, as well as retreat.
While the issue of balance in PvP certainly still exists, at the very least, these new maps will provide new landscapes upon which players can test their skills.
To play all three maps from "Curse of Osiris," however, players still have to wait for the release of the expansion on December 5th.


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The H1N1 flu found among healthy individuals may have been even more contagious than the 1918 flu
While the flu pandemic of 1918–1919 may be better known as the H1N1 that killed as many as 50 million people, some of the pandemic's consequences were less favorable, say microbiologists in South Africa.
The 1918 influenza virus, which passed as H1N1, was the most lethal flu pandemic in recorded history. The flu that later infected an estimated millions of people, despite only infecting people in several areas of the world, took on characteristics found in the 1918 virus. It carried a number of mutations to prevent the body from properly fighting it, and to amplify its effects if killed.
In a pilot study, published this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, a team of investigators at the University of Cape Town sequenced the genome of the pandemic H1N1, which occurred between April 1925 and June 1928. The researchers found that the new variant has 40 mutations, which makes it significantly more contagious.
The flu, which also spread to other parts of the world, also mutated in the animal kingdom in ways that only a few scientists are aware of. It was known that the more isolated the birds or other mammals were, the more susceptible they were to the virus. As for the ferrets, they were known to suffer more damage from the flu, but their increased ability to evolve could make them an ideal carrier for the flu to spread among humans.
Published in a special issue called "Deadly Influenza Pandemics" in which scientists highlight unique traits that drive the viruses to spread so fast, the combination of vulnerable hosts, and spontaneous genetic mutations, make the H1N1 even more deadly than the current vaccine for the flu. Researchers named the new variant "covid-19." It is more than 200 times more contagious than the pandemic H1N1.
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Chairman of RA Investigative Committee Hayk Grigoryan paid a working visit to Tavush province to get acquainted with the work done by the regional investigative department in 2018.
IC Chairman congratulated Hovik Khachatryan on the appointment in the position of the head of Tavush Regional Investigative Department and expressed confidence that he could provide excellent results by his work becoming a person enjoying the trust of province residents.
Considering that the Head of Tavush Regional Investigative Department was newly appointed, at IC Chairman's request the report on the work done by the department in the previous year was made by deputy head of the regional investigative department Artur Movsisyan.
In the observed period 557 criminal cases were initiated in Tavush Regional Investigative Department and its divisions as compared with 388 criminal cases initiated in 2017.
48 criminal cases were initiated on abuses committed by the heads of local self-government bodies, 11 criminal cases – on abuses committed by the employees of educational institutions and 18 ones – on abuses committed by the forestry employees.
The Chairman of the Investigative Committee drew department employees' attention to cases of illegal tree felling emphasizing that in order to exclude such cases all necessary steps should be taken. By the instruction of IC Chairman a number of measures will be taken not to allow illegal tree felling as well as to check the legality of transporting timber.
«War should be declared against those committing illegal tree-felling. It is a serious problem in the province and requires immediate solution. In this case the regional investigative department must be a leader and take all the steps to exclude such cases», said Hayk Grigoryan.
IC Chairman gave a number of instructions to organize the investigation of several criminal cases in a more efficient way.
Hayk Grigoryan gave a positive assessment to the activity of Tavush Regional Investigative Department and appealed to improve the work, as well as to present those investigators who have positive indices during the service for encouragement.


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Pro football returns to San Diego: Here's what it's like at an AAF Fleet game
The new Alliance of American Football has grateful fans, humble players and $35 T-shirts of last week's backup quarterback
Pro football returns to San Diego: Here's what it's like at an AAF Fleet game The new Alliance of American Football has grateful fans, humble players and $35 T-shirts of last week's backup quarterback Check out this story on USATODAY.com: https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/2019/02/18/aaf-football-san-diego-fleet/2903068002/
Brent Schrotenboer, USA TODAY Published 6:39 a.m. ET Feb. 18, 2019 | Updated 11:58 p.m. ET Feb. 19, 2019
SAN DIEGO — San Diego pro football fans still can't quite believe they lost their NFL team.
It's been two years since their Chargers relocated to Los Angeles after 56 years in San Diego.
But now they have this – the San Diego Fleet, a new professional team in the Alliance of American Football that made its hometown debut Sunday at the Chargers' old stadium.
And for at least a fleeting moment, it seemed like old times. The Fleet won, coming from behind in the second half to beat the Atlanta Legends, 24-12. Their new fans roared in the rain. They even saved a special chant at the end for Dean Spanos, the Chargers owner who decided to ditch them for greener pastures two hours up the road.
"Spanos sucks," they chanted with less than a minute left in the game. "Spanos sucks."
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Such was the scene here on the second weekend of play for the AAF. As the eight-team league continues to debut in new cities, here are five observations about the local game-day experience after a cold and wet night in Southern California:
►The fans are grateful, even though there weren't many by college or NFL standards. The announced attendance at SDCCU Stadium was 20,019 – a number that appeared to be around double the actual crowd size. Even so, tailgate tents dotted the parking lot outside more than two hours before the game. Some just wanted another football fix after the end of the NFL season.
"We want football year-round," said Steve Douglass, who was tailgating before the game. "We don't want to watch golf."
SDCCU Stadium shown at the start of a San Diego Fleet vs. Atlanta Legends AAF game. (Photo: Brent Schrotenboer, USA TODAY Sports)
Others just missed pro football, period. Douglass' father-in-law, Frank Chavez, said he missed the magic of old Chargers games and this was his chance to relive it as a former Chargers season-ticket holder.
He previously paid $95 per game for Chargers tickets but decided to upgrade to $125 club seats for the Fleet. "Next week this will all be full," he said, pointing to the parking lot and noting that the weather kept many at home.
Those who showed up got loud when Fleet running back Ja'Quan Gardner scored two touchdowns in the fourth quarter to lock up the win. Fleet head coach Mike Martz said he could hear the pandemonium even though his headset covers his ears and blocks out most outside noise.
"It was a great fan base today," said Gardner, who played college football at Humboldt State. "We knew they were excited to have football back over here."
►There are no star players, yet. For $35, Fleet fans can buy a special T-shirt at the team store in the stadium. It's an "Admiral Nelson" T-shirt, featuring a caricature of Philip Nelson.
Who's Philip Nelson?
That's what new Fleet fans have asked lately. Nelson was the team's backup quarterback last week but became the starter on Sunday after last week's starter was benched for ineffective play. Before Sunday, Nelson hadn't played regularly since college, at East Carolina, in 2016.
But the league wants and needs stars to boost interest. Hence the $35 T-shirt with his likeness. Nelson completed 14 of 30 passes for 142 yards and no touchdowns with one interception.
San Diego Fleet quarterback Phillip Nelson (9) makes a pass attempt in the second half of an AAF football game against the Atlanta Legends. (Photo: Peter B Joneleit, AP)
►The players are humbled and not coddled. Standing next to his locker after the game, Fleet defensive end Damontre Moore politely spoke with a small group of reporters for several minutes as he dressed. Then he made a special request to a reporter for USA TODAY Sports. He said he hoped the reporter would keep covering the league and to "give us some love."
Like other players in this league, Moore once played in front of big crowds in college (Texas A&M) and in the NFL. Getting attention from fans and media there easily could be taken for granted.
Not here. Players make a non-guaranteed minimum of $250,000 over three years, and many are living with roommates at a local Residence Inn. Moore opted to live with roommates at a local apartment.
There are no "cold tubs" or "hot tubs," Moore said, referring to the amenities of the NFL. But he's not complaining. He recorded a partial sack after recording five solo tackles in his first game. Now 26, he's grateful to have a platform like this league to earn his way back to where he was. Last year, he was working 11-hour shifts at a Home Depot in Texas before being signed by the Oakland Raiders. The team released him late last year.
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►Taxpayers aren't being squeezed here. To play in this city-owned stadium, which opened in 1967, the league agreed to pay the city of San Diego an estimated $185,000 per game, including $25,000 in rent. This amount is designed to cover all the costs of staging these games and to keep the city from having to subsidize it.
By contrast, the Chargers had a much different arrangement. The city paid them more than $1 million in 2015 alone because of rent credits. The Chargers also basically threatened to move to L.A. if they didn't get a new taxpayer-funded stadium in San Diego. After voters rejected that in November 2016, the Chargers left.
The NFL's popularity gives it this leverage – enough to blackmail cities and squeeze taxpayers to get the best deal it can. That's not the case with a new league such as the AAF.
►The stadium prices are still like the NFL's. It might feel like minor-league football, but stadium shops are still priced for the NFL. Hot dogs here cost $6. A 16-ounce Bud Light costs $10. Both prices are fairly high even by NFL standards, according to Team Marketing Report, which collects NFL concession prices. Parking was $20, which is low by NFL standards, but seemed a bit much for an AAF game with a huge parking lot.
This isn't the league acting greedy, however. The city owns the property and has contractors to handle parking and concessions. The league only gets 10 percent of net parking revenue in excess of the first $150,000.
Despite the cost, the tailgaters made a strong showing despite the weather, just like old times.
"A lot of us here are old Chargers fans," said Emmanuel Frijas, a former Chargers season-ticket holder who was tailgating in the parking lot. "We want to celebrate something. (The Fleet) is something to take a look at. We'll see."
Follow sports reporter Schrotenboer on Twitter @Schrotenboer. E-mail: bschrotenb@usatoday.com
Best of AAF Week 2
San Diego Fleet wide receiver Dontez Ford (12) extends to try to catch a pass as Atlanta Legends defensive back Desmond Lawrence (23) yells to try to distract Ford. Peter B Joneleit, AP
San Diego Fleet linebacker Jordan Martin (22) celebrates after making a stop on third down and gets congrats from San Diego Fleet linebacker AJ Tarpley (59). Peter B Joneleit, AP
Atlanta Legends wide receiver Malachi Jones (14) celebrates with teammates after scoring a touchdown during the first half against the San Diego Fleet at SDCCU Stadium. Orlando Ramirez, USA TODAY Sports
Atlanta Legends wide receiver Malachi Jones (14) scores a touchdown ahead of San Diego Fleet strong safety Ryan Moeller (25) and defensive back Curtis Mikell (28) during the first half at SDCCU Stadium. Orlando Ramirez, USA TODAY Sports
San Diego Fleet linebacker Eric Pinkins runs through the smoke during pregame introductions before an AAF game between the Atlanta Legends and the San Diego Fleet at SDCCU Stadium in San Diego. Peter B Joneleit, AP
Orlando Apollos corner back Keith Reaser (29) intercepts a pass intended for San Antonio Commanders wide receiver Mekale McKay (82) during the second half at the Alamodome. Soobum Im, USA TODAY Sports
Orlando Apollos wide receiver Charles Johnson (12) runs past San Antonio Commanders linebacker Joel Lanning (57) during the second half at The Alamodome. Soobum Im, USA TODAY Sports
Orlando Apollos quarterback Garrett Gilbert (3) looks to throw during the second half against the San Antonio Commanders at the Alamodome. Soobum Im, USA TODAY Sports
San Antonio Commanders defensive lineman Joey Mbu (90) returns a fumble for a touchdown during the second half against the Orlando Apollos. Soobum Im, USA TODAY Sports
The San Antonio Commanders Battle of Texas fire muskets following a Commanders touchdown during the AAF game between against the San Antonio Commanders and the Orlando Apollos during the first half at the Alamodome. Soobum Im, USA TODAY Sports
San Antonio Commanders running back Kenneth Farrow, II (20) is brought down by Orlando Apollos defensive end Giorgio Newberry during the first half at the Alamodome. Soobum Im, USA TODAY Sports
San Antonio Commanders running back Kenneth Farrow, II (20) gets upended into the end zone for a touchdown by Orlando Apollos safety Will Hill III during the first half at the Alamodome. Soobum Im, USA TODAY Sports
A horse and rider enter the field before the AAF game between the San Antonio Commanders and the Orlando Apollos at the Alamodome. Soobum Im, USA TODAY Sports
Arizona Hotshots running back Tim Cook (20) carries the ball ahead of Memphis Express defensive back Justin Martin (33). Brandon Dill, AP
Memphis Express head coach Mike Singletary stands on the sideline during the second half of an AAF football game against the Arizona Hotshots. Brandon Dill, AP
Memphis Express quarterback Christian Hackenberg scores a touchdown against the Arizona Hotshots. Brandon Dill, AP
Arizona Hotshots running back Tim Cook and tight end Gerald Christian (82) celebrate after Cook scored a touchdown in the second half against the Memphis Express. Brandon Dill, AP
Arizona Hotshots running back Justin Stockton (30) breaks a tackle by Memphis Express defensive back Jonathan Cook (31). Brandon Dill, AP
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There are two Pajares for Binibining Pilipinas 2017 : 26-year-old Kimberly Pajares, older sister of Dindi Pajares (Binibini 24). Both sisters are under team Aces and Queens and Philippine Airlines' flight attendants.
5'9" tall Kimberly was one of the semi-finalist at Miss World Philippines 2014.
Which Pajares Sister will win Binibining Pilipinas 2017 crown? Well there are at least 7 crowns for this year's edition. Who knows? Both of them might end up with titles.


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BrainCheck is a diagnostic aid used by the clinician, not a stand-alone diagnostic.
In early 2018, the American Academy of Neurology (AAN) released updated guidelines for assessing mild cognitive impairment (MCI). In accordance with the guidelines, a validated assessment tool, such as BrainCheck, should be used in combination with patient and informant reports about cognitive concerns to aid with diagnosis of MCI or dementia.
The clinical benefits of BrainCheck's cognitive assessments have been published in the July-September 2018 issue of Journal of Emergencies, Trauma, and Shock (JETS). The abstract, which was submitted to the 36th Annual Emergencies in Medicine Conference, featured BrainCheck's research and was accepted by the respective scientific community for both oral and poster presentations.
A proprietary assessment developed by BrainCheck neuroscientists, the Coordination Test measures a person's static and dynamic balance. In this assessment, a ball is displayed on the screen and moves according to the tilt of the tablet. The patient holds the tablet out in front at arm's length and tilts it appropriately to keep the ball within the target circle. The test is not difficult with normal coordination abilities; however, with a deficit, it becomes measurably more difficult.
Our scoring algorithm measures the average distance from the target to the ball's position.
Digital Symbol Substitution is an established assessment for measuring processing speed and accuracy. In this test, the patient must match an arbitrary correspondence of symbols to digits; when presented with a new symbol, they must find, as quickly as possible, the corresponding digit and answer by tapping the digit. This is a continuous performance test in which the patient makes as many correct matches as possible within a fixed testing period.
Our scoring algorithm assesses the number of trials correctly completed in 60 seconds. This assessment is a measure of speed and accuracy of information processing.
This test presents the patient with a target item (in this case, a central arrow) flanked by congruent or incongruent arrows. The patient must answer which direction the middle arrow is facing as quickly and accurately as possible.
Our scoring algorithm measures the median duration of correct trials on the test. This assessment measures the time needed to respond to stimuli and impulse control.
Stroop Effect is an established assessment that measures the reaction time required to overcome cognitive interference.
When the name of a color (e.g., "blue," "green," "red," etc.) is displayed in an incongruent color (e.g., the word "blue" is printed in red), naming the color of the word takes longer and is more prone to errors than when the word and color match.
This assessment measures a patient's ability to shift cognitive tasks and provides a measure of cognitive inhibition, that is, the ability to inhibit an overlearned response. Our scoring algorithm measures the median duration of incongruent trials.
The first part requires the patient to correctly sequence 25 randomly-scattered, numbered circles as quickly as possible. Trails A provides measures of visual search speed, scanning, processing speed, mental flexibility and executive functioning.
The second part of the task requires patients to alternate between number and letters (selecting 1, then A, then B, and so on) in the same manner as the first part. Trails B consists of only 24 circles — 12 numbers and 12 letters. Trails B additionally measures the average duration of each trial and efficiency.
In the Immediate Recall assessment, 10 words are presented, one at a time, and the patient is given a few moments to memorize each word. The patient is then presented a series of 20 words, including the 10 words that were presented previously. As each word appears, they are to identify if the word appeared previously or not.
The Delayed Recall assessment takes place at the very end of the testing battery. Without seeing the original list of words again, the patient must correctly identify the 10 words presented in Immediate Recall, from a list of 20.
Our scoring algorithm measures the percent of correct responses compared to the normative population.
When the name of a color (e.g., "blue," "green," "red," etc.) is displayed in an incongruent color (e.g., the word "blue" is printed in red), naming the color of the word takes longer and is more prone to errors than when the word and color match.


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Ryan Nolan - the Irish teenager dreaming big at Inter Milan
Updated / Sunday, 8 Apr 2018 12:06
Ryan Nolan: 'I dream about playing at the San Siro'
Ryan Nolan is not a young man easily fazed.
The 19-year-old speaks three languages. He's lived in Ireland, Spain and now Italy, and is honing his craft as a defender at one of the biggest clubs on the planet: Inter Milan.
Nolan spent the first eight years of his life in Shannon, Co Clare, joining local side Park Rangers as a five-year-old and showing early promise.
His family holidayed in Murcia every summer, eventually taking the plunge and starting a new life in the town of Torre Pacheco, which lies within the Spanish region.
Given that he was so young, the transition came quite easy to Nolan. The universal language of football helped him bed in quickly.
"It took a few months to learn Spanish; once I had the language it was easy enough," Nolan tells RTÉ Sport, his Clare brogue still strong.
"I played football straight away."
He turned heads quickly too.
Nolan was selected for the provincial representative Murcia team, and got to test himself against some of the best players in his age group in the country.
Though several Segunda Division sides hovered, Villarreal looked his most likely destination. He had trials with the Yellow Submarine and was waiting on them to make their move. Then, fate intervened.
Pierluigi Casiraghi - the veteran scout who passed away aged 76 two weeks ago and brought the likes of Mario Balotelli and Philippe Coutinho to the San Siro - saw Nolan play in a tournament and acted swiftly.
Roberto Mancini was then at the helm at Inter and Casiraghi saw, in the Irish teenager, qualities that could be honed at the Italian giants' renowned academy.
Casiraghi had known Liam Brady when the Dubliner graced the San Siro during the mid-80s and was quick to remind Nolan he would be following in the footsteps of one of the Emerald Isle's great players.
Nolan jumped at the chance to make the move, agreeing to go even before he'd spoken to his parents. Aged 16, he headed for Milan.
"At the start it was difficult," he admits. "The intensity was way higher. I was fluent in Italian after about four months because it's so similar to Spanish. I picked it up very easily. I learned more just being around the lads in training than in school.
"Shannon is a small town, and in Murcia it was a bigger town but it's not a city. When I moved to Milan I had to get the metro every day. It was a big difference, but I liked it."
His day is structured and routine. School lasts until midday, after which a bus picks up the players and brings them to lunch. Another bus drops them to training with sessions lasting until about 5pm. The bus arrives again, dinner is served at 7.30pm, and then it's home to rest.
That's five days a week, the training structure being tweaked depending on what days games fall.
Sometimes the focus is on physical fitness, conditioning and strength.
Other sessions concentrate on shape, positioning, technique. It has suited Nolan well. He's strong and brave, tall and wiry - versatile too, capable of playing anywhere along the back line.
Progress has been steady. He's tasted UEFA Youth League action against Dynamo Kiev and Spartak Moscow.
He helped break Roma hearts in an extra-time U19 Supercoppa final triumph back in January and was also part of the team who lifted the highly prestigious Vareggio Cup ten days ago, defeating Fiorentina 2-1 in the decider.
"In Spain training was mostly about little possession games and rondos (typically 6 v 3 matches in tight areas where players are only allowed one or two touches of the ball).
"Here there's a lot more work without the ball, more tactical work and shape. Especially for defenders.
"In Italy they look a lot more at your body position and awareness. I get back (to Ireland) once a year, in the summer for a week or ten days.
"When I have a weekend off I usually go to Spain to see my parents and my brother. Spain is kind of home."
But Ireland will always be the motherland. He's played up to U18 level and wants more appearances in green.
Right now though the target is to make the final step up to the seniors at Inter.
Nolan knows how difficult the last leg of his journey will be.
Stefano Vecchi, head coach of the U19s, describes him as "a centre-half with good physical attributes.
"He's good in the air and his determination is certainly his main strength. He stays very switched on and he's determined and aggressive. He's made real progress because he's so keen to improve."
It's incredibly difficult for any young player to break into such an enormous club. Nolan may have to continue his progress elsewhere, on loan at a team in Serie B or C.
It's standard for the likes of Inter to farm promising talent out so they can play against men, and learn in the school of hard knocks.
"It's a big step," adds Nolan when sizing up his chances of breaking into the first team.
"But I dream at night about playing at the San Siro. And hopefully one day I can."
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It was only a matter of time before the success of the Indie horror little-engine-that-could "It Follows" would start propelling its star, Maika Monroe, to the top. And while "Echoes of War," the new Civil War film from director Kane Senes, may be a tinier drama, it may also be the first sign of big things to come for the actress.
"Echoes of War" follows a soldier, Wade, played by James Badge Dale, who returns to his quiet country home only for that peace to be uprooted by an oppressive cattle rancher harassing his family at every turn. Monroe plays Wade's niece, Abigail.
"Echoes of War" premieres at the Dallas Film Festival before coming to theaters May 15.
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Sanderson Farms Celebrates its 70th Year
On February 9, 2018, in Industry Notes
Sanderson Farms just celebrated its 70th year with record sales of $3.3 billion. Sanderson, the third-largest poultry producer in the United States, is headquartered in Laurel, Mississippi and has operations in five states across the South, employing 15,000 people. It exports chicken to over 40 countries.
"Laurel is our home. It's where the company started, that seed and feed store on Ash and Maple Street," said Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Joe Sanderson Jr., the third generation of his family to lead the company. "The founders, my grandfather and my father and my uncle, laid a very strong foundation," Sanderson said in an interview.
Sanderson Farms went public in 1987. Its stock trades on the Nasdaq exchange under the symbol SAFM. It has a market capitalization of almost $3 billion, but Sanderson said the company holds on to the core values of its founders who started it all with that Jones County farm supply store.
"We operate by those same principles today," Sanderson said. "Honesty, integrity, and hard work. Conservative in the way we manage the business financially. Serving our shareholders. Serving the communities where we operate."
"The international market is very important to us," Joe Sanderson said. "Twenty percent of our production is exported out of the United States. In particular, Mexico is a very important market for us."
Looking to the future, Sanderson said he sees new opportunity. "As the middle class evolves and develops all over the world, in the Pacific and Africa, they're going to need protein, and poultry will be part of that. And for Sanderson Farms we want to be part of that too. So we think the future is bright."
Sanderson Farms sold over 4 billion pounds of chicken in 2017.


This is funny! Must read.
Miss Beatrice, the church organist, was in her eighties and had never been married. She was admired for sweetness and kindness to all. One afternoon the pastor came to call on her and she showed him into her quaint sitting room. She invited him to have a seat while she prepared tea.
As he sat facing her old pump organ, the young minister noticed a cut-glass bowl sitting on top of it. The bowl was filled with water. In the water floated, of all things, a condom! When she returned with tea and scones, they began to chat. The pastor tried to stifle his curiosity about the bowl of water and its strange floater, but soon it got the better of him and he could no longer resist. "Miss Beatrice", he said, "I wonder if you would tell me about this?" pointing to the bowl. "Oh, yes" she replied, "isn't it wonderful?
I was walking through the park a few months ago and I found this little package on the ground. The directions said to place it on the organ, keep it wet and that it would prevent the spread of disease. Do you know I haven't had the flu all winter!" The pastor fainted.


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Scicli (NEV), 23 January 2019 – The "Lo sguardo dalle frontiere" (A Look from the Border) editorial is written by operators of Mediterranean Hope (MH), the migrant project of the Federation of Protestant Churches in Italy (FCEI). This week's "Look" comes from the House of Cultures in Scicli (Ragusa).
It was an action-packed night between Monday 21 and Tuesday 22 January for some young girls staying in one of the apartments of the House of Cultures in Scicli. While a very strong storm was blowing outside, one of them went into labour to give birth to her baby.
Sandra, a young guest from Nigeria who has been in Scicli for a year and a half, began experiencing labour pains. She was surrounded by her friends who were supporting her with a mix of panic and joy.
The centre of Scicli is currently home to 30 people, 11 of whom are children, many mothers and some families from the humanitarian corridors.
At the first light of morning, while the rain continued to beat interruptedly against the windows, they alerted the emergency medical services.
Mauro and Erica raced to the facility and at 7:45 am were in front of the House of Cultures to accompany Sandra to the hospital, but the ambulance had already arrived to take her.
They grabbed everything they needed for the birth and set off towards the hospital.
Blossom came into the world at 8:30 in the morning on Tuesday 22 January. A boy weighing 3.8 kilos, born naturally and without any complications for the mother.
A marvellous "blossom" with a plump face that fills us with joy and hope for the future.
Perhaps not by chance, immediately after Blossom's birth, the rain stopped and made room for a beautiful blue sky and splendid rainbow.


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Городо́кский район () — административная единица на северо-востоке Витебской области Белоруссии. Административный центр — город Городок.

Административное устройство
В районе 9 сельсоветов:

 Бычихинский
 Вайханский
 Вировлянский
 Долгопольский
 Езерищенский
 Межанский
 Пальминский
 Первомайский
 Стодолищенский

10 декабря 1986 года упразднён Конашинский сельсовет, 26 июня 1997 года упразднён Пролетарский сельсовет. В 2004 году были упразднены Холомерский, Прудникский, Зайковский, Веречский, Газьбинский, Марченский, Хмельникский сельсоветы, населённые пункты были переданы соседним сельсоветам. В 2013 году был упразднён Гуркинский  сельсовет. В сентябре 2018 года был упразднён Руднянский сельсовет, его населённые пункты включены в состав Межанского и Езерищенского сельсоветов.

География
Территория — 2980 км² в пределах Городокской возвышенности.

Граничит с Витебским, Шумилинским, Полоцким районами Витебской области и Невельским районом Псковской области.

Основные реки — Оболь, Овсянка, Ловать.

Крупнейшие озёра — Езерище, Лосвидо, Вымно, Кошо, Тиосто, Межа, Плав, Берново, Черново.
В водоёмах на территории района встречается водяной орех — редкий вид, охраняемый также в Российской Федерации, Литве, Латвии, Украине, Польше.

Около Городка расположен так называемый Бас-остров — неофициальное название полуострова между озёрами Луговое и Ореховое. Расположен на территории Вайханского сельсовета. В соответствии с разработанным градостроительным проектом общего планирования «Генеральный план города Городка Витебской области», данная территория предусматривается к включению в городскую черту Городка и использованию в качестве рекреационной зоны, предназначенной для организации массового отдыха.

История
После I раздела Речи Посполитой в 1772 г. образован Городокский уезд. С 1776 года входил в состав Полоцкой, с 1796 г. — Белорусской, с 1802 г. — Витебской губерний. В 1897 году уезд состоял из 21 волости.

17 июля 1924 г. образован Городокский район в составе Витебского округа. Район делился на 13 сельсоветов. В 1930 году, после упразднения округа, район перешёл в прямое республиканское подчинение. С 1938 года — в составе Витебской области.

Накануне Великой Отечественной войны в районе работали 4 лесопильных, кирпичный, гончарный, 3 смолокуренных, винодельный, заводы, 4 маслозавода и 2 льнозавода, а также 7 мельниц, 2 бондарные, 2 швейные, трикотажная и кузнечно-слесарная мастерские. Три МТС района имели 107 тракторов, 19 комбайнов и другую технику. Действовали 76 школ, 4 больницы, 8 фельдшерско-акушерских пунктов, 16 киноустановок и 36 торговых точек.

В северной части современной территории района существовал Меховский (Езерищенский) район, объединённый с Городокским в 1962 году.

В годы Великой Отечественной войны
Район был оккупирован немецко-фашистскими войсками в середине июля 1941 года.

На территории района действовали партизанские 1-я Белорусская, 2-я Белорусская имени Пономаренко, 4-я Белорусская, Богушевская, имени Ленина, имени Кутузова, имени Краснознамённого Ленинского комсомола бригады, бригада «За Советскую Белоруссию» (командир — Романов П. М.) и отдельные партизанские отряды, подпольные райкомы КП(б)Б (09.09.1942—04.11.1943) и ЛКСМБ (23.07.1942—04.11.1943). Партизанами были уничтожены гарнизоны на станции Бычиха, в деревне Смоловка. Велись активные боевые действия, действовали знаменитые Суражские ворота. На оз. Ведрица зимой садились самолёты, доставлявшие партизанам оружие, снаряжение, боеприпасы. Активная партизанская деятельность вызывала многочисленные карательные операции («Зимний лес» (декабрь 1942 — январь 1943), «Майская гроза», «Шаровая молния» (февраль — март 1943) и др.), в ходе которых было убито большое количество мирных граждан. Так, во время карательной экспедиции в марте 1943 г. фашисты уничтожили тысячи мирных жителей, ушедших в Щелбовские леса.

Район освобождён в конце декабря 1943 года войсками 11-й гвардейской армии 1-го Прибалтийского фронта в ходе Городокской наступательной операции. В 1944 г. в деревне Сурмино (у озера Белое) располагался штаб 1-го Прибалтийского фронта.

Послевоенный период
20 января 1960 года району передан Конашинский сельсовет из состава упразднённого Суражского района. 25 декабря 1962 года району были переданы весь упразднённый Езерищенский район и часть Козьяновского сельсовета Шумилинского района. 18 марта 1963 года в состав Городокского района был передан Мишневичский сельсовет Полоцкого района, который 2 августа 1966 года был передан Шумилинскому району.

Городок — местечко
В 1920-е годы в Городке проживало три тысячи евреев, в городе было 8 синагог, в том числе 2 каменные. В 20-е—30-е годы многие синагоги закрылись. Первая синагога города была закрыта в 1923 году, ещё три синагоги было закрыто в 1929 году. До 1939 года были закрыты все синагоги Городка. В 1939 году в Городке проживало 707 евреев.

Демография
Население района составляет 22 932 человека, в том числе в городских условиях живут около 12 332 человека (на 1 января 2018 года).

В 2018 году 15,1% населения района было в возрасте моложе трудоспособного, 51,4% — в трудоспособном, 33,5% — старше трудоспособного. В 2017 году коэффициент рождаемости составил 8,9 на 1000 человек (один из самых низких показателей в Витебской области), коэффициент смертности — 21,1 (средние коэффициенты рождаемости и смертности по Витебской области — 9,6 и 14,4, по Республике Беларусь — 10,8 и 12,6). В 2017 году в районе родилось 204 и умерло 485 человек. Сальдо внутренней миграции положительное (в 2017 году — +138 человек, но ранее, в частности, в 2014—2015 годах, было отрицательным).

В 2017 году в районе было заключено 134 брака (5,8 на 1000 человек) и 57 разводов (2,5 на 1000 человек); средние показатели по Витебской области — 6,4 и 3,4 на 1000 человек, по Республике Беларусь — 7 и 3,4 на 1000 человек соответственно.

Экономика
Средняя зарплата в районе составляет 80,8% от среднего уровня по Витебской области (2017 год). В 2017 году в районе было зарегистрировано 97 микроорганизаций и 7 малых организаций. В 2017 году 27,9% организаций района были убыточными (в 2016 году — 30%), что является одним из самых высоких показателей в Витебской области. В 2015—2017 годах в реальный сектор экономики района поступило 5,8 млн долларов иностранных инвестиций, более половины из которых составили прямые инвестиции.

Выручка предприятий и организаций района от реализации продукции, товаров, работ, услуг за 2017 год составила 95,7 млн рублей (около 48 млн долларов), в том числе 52,6 млн рублей пришлось на сельское, лесное и рыбное хозяйство, 18,9 млн на промышленность, 1,5 млн на строительство, 17,6 млн на торговлю и ремонт.

Промышленность
Крупнейшие предприятия района:
  «Центр утилизации авиационных средств поражения», деревня Прудок (производит промышленные взрывчатые вещества);
  «Ланатекс» (производство трикотажных изделий);
  «Предприятие котельных и тепловых сетей» (теплоснабжение, производство столярных изделий).

Действует также предприятие по производству минерально-солевых брикетов для животноводства СП «Фидбел».

Сельское хозяйство
Под зерновые культуры в 2017 году было засеяно 10,5 тыс. га пахотных площадей, под кормовые культуры — 18,3 тыс. га. Валовой сбор зерновых и зернобобовых в 2017 году составил 22 тыс. т (средняя урожайность — 22 ц/га).

На 1 января 2018 года в сельскохозяйственных организациях района (без учёта фермерских и личных хозяйств населения) содержалось 13,9 тыс. голов крупного рогатого скота (в том числе 5,9 тыс. коров), 42,2 тыс. свиней, 690,7 тыс. голов птицы. По поголовью свиней район находится на четвёртом месте в Витебской области, по поголовью птицы — на втором. За 2017 год было произведено 7415 т мяса (в убойном весе) и 29 255 т молока, а также 141 млн яиц (первое место в Витебской области).

Транспорт
По территории района проходит магистраль  — участок европейского маршрута , автодороги на Шумилино, Усвяты, Витебск, Невель.
Пассажирские перевозки по территории района обеспечиваются автобусными маршрутами от автостанции Городка и автовокзала Витебска, а также дизельными пригородными поездами от железнодорожного вокзала станции «Витебск».

Внешняя торговля
В 2017 году предприятия района экспортировали товаров на сумму 11,9 млн долларов, импортировали на 3,6 млн долларов (сальдо — 8,3 млн долларов). 86,3% экспорта приходится на Российскую Федерацию, 11,1% — на Литву, 1,53% — на Латвию, 0,58% — на Бельгию. Осуществляются экспортные поставки в Германию, Кыргызстан, Нидерланды, Францию.

В Езерище действует оптово-логистический центр для хранения, сортировки и подготовки к экспорту сельскохозяйственной продукции в Россию.

Здравоохранение
В 2017 году в учреждениях Министерства здравоохранения Республики Беларусь насчитывалось 43 практикующих врача (18,8 в пересчёте на 10 тысяч человек; средний показатель по Витебской области — 37, по Республике Беларусь — 40,5) и 206 средних медицинских работников. В лечебных учреждениях района насчитывалось 163 больничных койки (71,1 в пересчёте на 10 тысяч человек; средний показатель по Витебской области — 80,5, по Республике Беларусь — 80,2). По обеспеченности населения врачами район находится на одном из последних мест в Витебской области.

Культура и образование

Действует районный краеведческий музей в Городке с 31,3 тыс. музейных предметов основного фонда. В 2016 году музей посетили 7,2 тыс. человек.

В 2017 году в районе действовало 10 учреждений дошкольного образования (включая комплексы «детский сад — школа») с 680 детьми. В 2017/2018 учебном году действовало 10 учреждений общего среднего образования (в 2010/2011 учебном году — 20), в которых обучалось 2087 учеников. Учебный процесс в школах обеспечивали 184 учителя (в 2010/2011 учебном году — 405).

Религия
В районе зарегистрировано 14 православных общин, а также по одной общине евангельских христиан-баптистов, католиков, христиан веры евангельской (пятидесятников).

Достопримечательности
 Латышский молитвенный дом начала XX века в деревне Поташня. Рядом латышское кладбище. Захоронения XIX — начала XX века.
 Здания почтовых станций XIX века в Городке и деревне Кузьмино Бычихинского сельсовета
 Деревянный костёл в деревне Ремни
 Каменная церковь в деревне Кабище Пальминского сельсовета (1878, архитектор ).
 Руины замка в посёлке Езерище.
 Фрагменты помещичьей усадьбы и парка в посёлке Пальминка
 Языческие курганы в деревне Межа
 Городище днепро-двинской культуры и селище банцеровской культуры у деревни Казиново Вайханского сельсовета на берегу реки Усыса.
 В деревне Прудники Вайханского сельсовета растёт дуб-великан, возраст которого, по некоторым оценкам, около 650 лет.

Фотогалерея

СМИ
С марта 1919 года издаётся районная газета «Гарадоцкі веснік» ().

См. также
 Холокост в Городокском районе

Примечания

Литература

Ссылки

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 Краеведческий материал на radzima.org

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This was an overall A+ hotel, and the staff (family) were very friendly. The only "ding" I could offer, and it's understandable considering the density of the location, is it's availability of parking for larger vehicles. Other than that, the room was spacious, clean and very homely. Since we only stayed the one night, we didn't get a chance to try out the pool, but it definitely looked well-maintained and had plenty of room for the family to hang out. A unique feature was their "rec room" with a variety of family games to play. Ultimately I would definitely consider staying there again if the same type of room was available.
You go to Wildwood, NJ for the shore, boardwalk and other fun activities. You stay at Ala Moana to be sure that when you return from the day's fun, you are staying in comfort and cleanliness. We had no complaints. This was our family's 3rd summer staying at Ala Moana in 3 different rooms. They each had the same modern, clean and spacious standards. The pool is clean. The staff was nice. Our family enjoyed our stay.
My stay at the Ala Moana was unhappy, my room was smaller than it appeared online,the outdoor swimming pool was shut down at 8pm,way to early for a beach resort property! Parking was very congested! Over priced, way too much for my room not to include iron and board! We had to go to the laundry room if we needed our clothes ironed and just one iron for the entire hotel, and also the iron board was broke!!!!! I appreciated that the rooms was remodeled and was close to the Boardwalk! However, changes must take place if the prices are going to remain that high!
Stayed to Lax Tournament and was great for the weekend. Place is well kept and fairly updated. Only 2 negatives: 1. WiFi in our room was non-existent (let them know and hopefully they can correct). 2. Parking is tough especially when other guests choose to ignore rules and common curtesy (nothing they can do about that).


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