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Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFJROTC) is a program sponsored by the United States Air Force to teach young people values and service. The curriculum includes leadership, service and responsibility. AFJROTC provides this in a positive environment.
(AS), Leadership Education (LE) and Wellness/Physical Training. All students will be given credit towards graduation for successful completion of the AFJROTC program per the Air Force School Agreement. Each academic course must consist of an AS component, an LE component, and a Wellness component. Two years of AFJROTC at GHS will result in the student's PE credit toward graduation.
AS acquaints students with the elements of aerospace and the aerospace environment. It introduces them to the principles of aircraft flight and navigation, the history of aviation, development of air power, contemporary aviation, human requirements of flight, cultural and global awareness, geography, the space environment, space programs, space technology, rocketry, propulsion, the aerospace industry, and survival.
LE is the portion of the AFJROTC curriculum that develops leadership skills and acquaints students with the practical application of life skills. The leadership education curriculum emphasizes discipline, responsibility, leadership, followership, citizenship, customs and courtesies, cadet corps activities, study habits, time management, communication skills, career opportunities, life skills, financial literacy, management skills, and drill and ceremonies.
Wellness is an official and integral part of the AFJROTC program. The objective of the Wellness Program is to motivate cadets to lead healthy, active lifestyles beyond program requirements and into their adult lives. Gilbert High School awards 1 PE credit for a student/cadet that takes AFJROTC for two consecutive years. 20% of available contact time will be devoted to Wellness instruction.
The fifth course is an elective course (AS-105) in AFJROTC Drill training and competition. Our drill teams are AIA approved and we compete against other Arizona JRTOC competitive drill teams at scheduled drill meets throughout the school year. Cadets can earn a GHS Varsity Letter if selected for one of our drill team components which include Color Guard, Armed Teams, Unarmed Teams, and a Junior Varsity Team.
Students enrolled in any of the four academic/leadership courses receive Vocational Education credit for graduation except for Drill Team which is an Elective credit; as mentioned, two full years of AFJROTC will result in a PE credit toward graduation.
AFJROTC classes meet throughout the school day, depending on the course being taken. The Drill Team in only open to students co-registered in one of the four academic/leadership courses and is offered during "A" hour each day.
Cadets are issued Air Force uniforms and textbooks at no charge. Uniforms are worn one day per week by all cadets.
The only course that has a prerequisite for enrollment is the fourth year (AS-104) course. Only students who have completed the first three academic/leadership courses are allowed to enroll. Normally, first year students enroll in the first year (AS-101) course. However, students can enroll in any of the first three courses in any order.
All students enrolled in AFJROTC learn leadership through hands-on experience by being in charge of cadet activities. They also test for promotion during the school year as long as they are academically eligible for promotion.


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My Theatre Award Nominee: Q&A w/ Kevin Hanchard
Before we announce the winners of the 2014 My Theatre Awards, we're proud to present our annual Nominee Interview Series.
A Toronto stage alum, Kevin Hanchard has been busy the last few years making his name in film and television. Now with a huge hit TV show under his belt (and heading into season three- keep your eyes glued for the return of Orphan Black on April 18th!), Kevin made a triumphant return to the stage in 2014 starring as Martin Luther King Jr. in the Obsidian/Shaw Festival co-production of Katori Hall's gorgeous imagining of Dr. King's last night on earth, The Mountaintop.
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I remember seeing you in Dream in High Park back in the day, and in Stratford, but it seems to be in the contemporary work that you've really started to soar. Do you have a real preference between contemporary and classical?
No, to be completely honest with you. I mean they both present different challenges and different ways of getting to the finish line. I enjoy surprising people with doing Shakespeare and doing Shaw and doing more classical work and at the same time showing others, not that there isn't a gritty or dirty side to classical work, but you know there's a little more modern flair in the contemporary stuff as well. It's like choosing which of your kids you love the best. There's wonderful unique traits about each of them that you learn to appreciate and enjoy.
You've been doing a lot of film and TV work lately, but returned to the Shaw Studio Theatre for a second Philip Akin-directed show (after Top Dog/Underdog) The Mountaintop, which is what your My Theatre Award nomination is for. What was it about that play that lured you back to the theatre?
Jeez, what can I say about it? I'm playing Martin Luther King Jr. first and foremost, that's really what it boiled down to. And it's a play that, although it is not perfect, it's still wonderfully well written, and it's such an actor's vehicle, an actor's piece that it's hard to resist the allure of that, the temptation of that. Plus working Philip and going back to the Shaw festival which I love. I love that place, you know. It proved to be too much to resist, to be completely honest. Although film and TV has treated me quite well lately, theatre is always sort of where I made my bones, and I don't think I'll ever leave it behind.
Tell us a bit about working with Philip. What were some of the key conversations you had around your version of Martin Luther King Jr.?
Well, it's interesting. Philip and I, we worked together so often, we sort of have a shorthand at this point and that's comforting and at times it's a little daunting because you know, he calls me out on stuff. He knows habits I have, both good and bad and he knows when I'm taking the easier route and forces me to take the road less travelled, often. And there's obviously more of a payoff when you do that. So it's great that way. And when we talked about this play, Philip had some really interesting insights because it's a play about a man written by a woman, and the character Camae is based on the playwright's mother. So it was definitely a very female centric sort of piece. Not that this was a negative thing at all, I think in many instances, when people don't like the play it's because of how irreverent it is and Martin Luther King did have a tendency to be portrayed in a negative light as sort of a womanizer and that sort of that thing. Philip and I we really talked about how to advocate for who this man really is, and to not to shy away from his faults but to also not shy away from his virtues. So we wanted to portray a full and whole portrait of who this man really was.
Because he is such a legendary figure and we don't know that much about who he was behind the scenes. How much of what you were doing was sort of based on imitating a legend and how much was interpretation like you would do for a fictional character?
That's always a fine line that we have to tread- how do you keep away from doing a caricature and doing an impersonation of the man. It's a trap you can easily fall into because the public record is so vast and there's so much information; we all have that picture and that sound in our ears of what Dr. King sounded like. So you take all of that, you can't deny it, but at the end of the day, if you want to do the play justice, if you want to do the character justice, you have to sort of get rid of all that. You have to just go with what's on the page and what's in your heart and just fight for what that character's fighting for and fight for the bigger things, the macro things that Dr. King was fighting for and still get down to the micro that is the text, and from that springs a character that is different from what Dr. King was in the public eye. That hopefully gives us an insight into who he was behind closed doors. And we never really will know- only those closest to him know or did know, those who've moved on to the other side. But hopefully this gives us a glimpse inside to the hardships and the joys Dr. King experienced on a private basis.
How do you feel The Mountaintop fits into that legend and the many artistic expressions of it?
I think that's a hard thing because it's art, so plays can be way off base. Who knows, right? But that's, I think, what the play sets up to do is to just force people to think about it and force people to have their own opinion in the gambit of who this man was and what his work accomplished and what it's still accomplishing today. And if you look at that whole spectrum and sort of where it sits along that scale and whether it serves to prop him up or whether it serves to bring him down or whether it serves to humanize- I certainly have my own opinions but that's what the audience has to determine, I think, more than anything else.
Do you have a favourite moment in the production?
I love the moments when the play sort of turns on a dime. Because those moments are the most difficult but, if done correctly, become the most fun as an actor because you have to find a way to turn a tickle fight into an emotional breakdown. It happens so quickly but you have to ground it in something so deep and so moving. Part of the joy of the work is found in the wonderful revelation. But I think it is moments like where they're there and you think they're flirting but then it turns into a bitter argument or they're play fighting on the bed and it leads to, a fissure, a little emotional fissure that leads to a total emotional outburst or breakdown, which is fun to play as an actor. Technically, you know these moments are coming up, and just trying to maintain that through line and integrity of the moment you're playing not telegraphing what's next is challenging but I quite enjoy that journey.
Being a part of a Shaw Festival/Obsidian Theatre Company co-production, you had the rare opportunity to do two different runs in two different places. How did the two runs compare and did the play change at all?
It's always interesting to do work at the Shaw Festival, especially contemporary work and work that's quite new to the Shaw Festival subscriber base. You never know what you're going to get. When we did Top Dog/Underdog a few years ago, that's way out of the realm of what they're used to doing at the Shaw. But it was so wonderfully well-received that it gave us the confidence to go in and do The Mountaintop without any apology. Not that there was any apology when we did Top Dog, but to go in there and do the show and say, 'you know, let this land however it lands'. And the response was remarkable. Even the fact that the Shaw Festival subscriber base, a lot of it are older people, we had a lot of people who had lived through this era and made a point to stay behind and were talking to us about the fact that this is what their lives were back in the 60s or 'my father marched with Dr. King', or 'I did this, or I did that, this is my how I related to the struggle'. And that was so deeply moving and so profound to know that we were striking a chord that resonated with certain people. That meant we were really doing something right.
In Toronto, it's always hard to cross into Toronto, but nonetheless, we had quite a strong turnout, especially in the last week, and once again, we're bringing the story to some people who don't quite know Dr. King as personally as some of the Shaw Festival subscribers. So it switches over to more history lesson. So it's a different dynamic and you can sort of feel the change of the dynamic between the Shaw Festival and Toronto. But you know, it's just being received a little differently but the fact that you can hear a pin drop means that, regardless of how they're receiving it, they're receiving it and that's what's really most important.
I have to ask you about Orphan Black. Is there anything you can tell us about what's coming up for Art this season or anything you want to say about the show in general?
Under punishment of death, I can't tell you anything about it. We premiere in a couple weeks, and they've taken the show and they've gone in a totally different direction. Not totally different direction, I shouldn't say that, it's just going to be extremely surprising the things that are happening this season. They're, no holds barred this time around. And there's some interesting things for Art as well. I really hate that I can't say anything because I'm trying my best not to get sued [laughs]. So my answer is very, very vague, but Art has some really interesting moments, and we see a little bit of a different side to him which is exciting for me as an actor. I don't think people will be disappointed. I think there's going to be a lot of sort of wide eyeballs and people going 'oh no they didn't'. Yeah, they did. And they will. And it keeps getting bigger and better. So I'm looking forward to it and I hope people enjoy it.
What else are you up to now? What's next?
I've been busy. While in the process of shooting Orphan Black, I've been working on a TV series called The Expanse for the Syfy network, based on the series of novels by James S. A. Corey. I have a wonderful little character arc on that as well as well as working on a TV series called Rogue so things have been quite busy. But it's better to be busy than not, you know.
And is there anything else you'd like to add?
No, I'm just really, really honoured to be nominated. And especially with the guys in the category, there's no slouches there, so to have my name involved in that is humbling, to say the least. I wish everybody all the best and I just want to thank you guys so much for the honour.
Published: Sunday, 2015/03/29 - 19:01
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10 Best Skyrim Mods
By Janine Hawkins | November 18, 2022 | 11:20am
Games Lists Skyrim
The winter release lull is a blessing and a curse. There are fewer new games coming out for players to sink their teeth into, but there is a moment of calm to dip into ever-deepening backlogs or return to time-tested favorites. Skyrim has been a constant presence on my hard drive since it was released just over 3 years ago, but as much as I love it I have to admit that there are only so many hours that you can spend playing before you know the map like the back of your hand. Before you have every title a character can have. Before you've filled the basements of every one of your houses with wheel after wheel of firm yellow Eidar cheese.
When everything starts to feel a little too familiar, it's time to take advantage of Skyrim's robust modding scene for a total revamp. Here are the 10 Best Skyrim mods.
10. SkyUI
While SkyUI changes a lot of things in favor of easier navigation (most notably Skyrim's ridiculously cumbersome inventory) it adds a few new features too. For example, there's a control panel in the Options menu that many recent mods plug into automatically, allowing players to fine-tune many of the more complex mod systems. If nothing else, SkyUI might be the push you need to install Skyrim Script Extender (more commonly known as SKSE), a popular (and in some cases required) mod that expands what other mods are able to do.
9. Static Mesh Improvement Mod (SMIM)
Though it's not fair to call Skyrim ugly, time is rarely kind to game graphics. Seams show when you focus too closely on mundane objects meant to hold up only at a generous distance. Round edges start looking more polygonal than you remember, and details much blurrier. If you're returning from a jaunt through Dragon Age: Inquisition or any number of other slightly more recent next/current-gen games, the rough edges might just start to grate on you. SMIM makes a lot of big changes to these smaller elements of the game, but when combined with a few texture and effect upgrades (like the free official High-Res Texture DLC, Skyrim Flora Overhaul, and Pure Waters) the overall effect is a tremendous improvement on the original.
8. ENB
ENB shaders and presets are the next step in getting Skyrim up to current visual standards. Even if you don't consider yourself a graphics snob, once you've played Skyrim with a good ENB preset it's practically impossible to go back to the game's vanilla lighting. The downside is that there are a lot of ENB configurations to choose from with varying impact on game performance. The best way to sort out which one is for you is to spend an afternoon experimenting. That said, True Vision ENB, Project ENB and RealVision ENB (pictured) are all popular choices for a reason.
7. Apocalypse – Magic of Skyrim
But honestly, the visual razzle-dazzle isn't quite enough. If you really want to roll up your sleeves and alter the guts of your game, you'll be looking for some slightly more substantial razzle, and slightly more consequential dazzle. The Apocalypse spell package adds 140 spells, from practical-yet-mundane object summoning to magical tornadoes that suck up anything in their path. Of course all of these spells are lore-friendly, meaning that they're designed to complement the established tone and history of The Elder Scrolls series… Not to mention the fact that they're tremendously fun to play with.
6. Immersive Armors, Immersive Weapons
If magic isn't really your cup of mead, Hothtrooper44's Immersive Armor and Immersive Weapons mods will add a much more tangible kind of variety to Skyrim. While there are hundreds of armor and weapon mods out there to get you out of your drab vanilla robes and plate, Hothtrooper44's are known for their quality and, of course, their lore friendliness. Better still, instead of having to select and install dozens of different individual armors and weapons, the Immersive mods each come with a variety of pieces and sets ready to be seamlessly integrated into the game.
5. Alternate Start – Live Another Life
It's hard for me to keep myself from nudging Alternate Start higher on this list, purely because it's such an important mod for my own play style. Combined with TES V Savegame Manager (a 3rd party program that lets you easily switch between multiple character saves) Alternate Start is a good way to play Skyrim from a character-driven perspective. It lets you begin the game as a tavern patron, a necromancer in a hidden lair, a simple farmer, or a number of other interesting starting points in lieu of the scene at Helgen. Once you make your character and pick your start you'll be deposited into the appropriate location with the appropriate gear. You can follow the mod's natural integration with Skyrim's story or, if you prefer, use a mod like You Are Not The Dragonborn to turn off all the perks of being Dovahkiin and venture off to live the life of a relative nobody. Some starting points, like being shipwrecked with only the rags on your back, are also ideal for players looking for a more survival-oriented Skyrim experience.
4. Realistic Needs and Diseases
Speaking of survival, survival mods have become a huge part of the Skyrim modding scene. Realistic Needs and Diseases may be the best introduction for those curious about this style of play. Among other things it makes eating, drinking and sleeping necessary for player characters, and they'll incur some very serious debuffs if they ignore those needs for too long. Given the abundance of apple barrels and fresh water this mod isn't the most severe survival mod available. When you're ready to raise the stakes you may want to branch out into Frostfall, a mod that makes travelling in the frigid extremes of Skyrim appropriately challenging. No more trekking through the snow in your sandals, to say the least.
3. Moonpath to Elsweyr; Falskaar
What about the Skyrim player who's been everywhere and seen everything that the vanilla game and its expansions have to offer? If you're desperate for a change of scenery, then both Falskaar and Moonpath to Elsweyr (pictured) are tailor-made for you. Moonpath to Elsweyr is particularly interesting because it will bring you to the unfamiliar, sandy and heretofore unseen reaches of Elsweyr, homeland of the Khajit. Both of these mods add their own quest content as well, so you won't be left twiddling your thumbs in front of a new backdrop.
2. Interesting NPCs
Interesting NPCs may be the biggest Skyrim mod you ever install purely in terms of file size, but it's also among the most substantial. One of the game's biggest shortcomings in its vanilla state is the shallowness of its characters. Unless they have a quest for you (or figure into a quest for someone else) most NPCs exist solely to bark at you about sweetrolls and add a dash of bare-bones life to the world. Interesting NPCs fills the land of Skyrim with a bevy of detailed characters, each with their own stories and, just as importantly, their own high quality voice acting. While every now and then you might find a slightly cringeworthy read, the creator's standards for the voicework involved are high and it shows.
1. T3nd0's Skyrim Redone
If you're serious (and I mean serious) about giving Skyrim a makeover, Skyrim Redone is a set of mods worth some equally serious consideration. This is not just a new coat of paint or a novel little toy box (though it does come with grappling hooks, functional disguises and other nifty tricks borrowed from the Sneak Tools mod). It's a complete overhaul of some of the most fundamental elements of the game, down to the perks, skills and stats a character can get. In some ways it brings Skyrim's core systems closer to those in Morrowind and Oblivion, and in other ways it pushes them worlds apart. Because of the rather broad and complicated nature of this mod it can have some compatibility issues, so be sure to read all the fine print if you do decide to install it (or any other mod, for that matter) into your game.
On the other hand, maybe you've been an avid modder since the day Skyrim launched. In that case, it might be time for a fresh install and a trip down vanilla memory lane.
Janine Hawkins is a games writer based in sunny Canada. You can find her written and video work on HealerArcherMage.com or follow her on Twitter @bleatingheart.
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They may not have needed Kane all that much last night but they will certainly require him against their London rivals.


If you have never been apple picking I highly recommend it. And if you live in the Tri-State area I highly recommend AppleWood Orchard in Warwick NY.
Not only do they have miles and miles of apple trees, they also have a country store, outdoor seating complete with live band and puppet show, and a pumpkin patch.
After we filled our bag with apples, and Finch got to roll around in the dirt a bit (he loved it) we sat down to enjoy the live music and apple cider.
We also wanted to get some pumpkins while we were there, you can walk to their pumpkin patch, but they also have a tractor ride, and who can resist a free ride?
The pumpkins were great and a super good deal! Finch loved getting to pick out his pumpkin!
All and all it was a great day! Fun for the whole family, I would highly recommend it! Also don't forget to try the apple cider donuts! We ate ours too fast to take a photo but they were absolutely delicious!


What do Barry Manilow and Mike Tyson have in common?
Both are playing Broadway this season.
Tyson did a few rounds with us this summer, and now, the guy "who wrote the songs" recently announced that he is coming back to Broadway for 17 sweet shows only.
So why does this duo intrigue me?
Well, #1, I'm a Fanilow. "Can't Smile Without You," "Weekend in New England," "Somewhere Down The Road?" Come on, this guy can write a tune! Heck, I even enjoyed the score to his musical Copacabana!
Barry Manilow is doing seventeen shows. Tyson was here for just six shows. Frankie Valli just sang seven shows in the middle of October. Comedian Lewis Black was here recently for a week.
But that's not all. Donny and Marie were here just a bit ago. And Kathy Griffith. And . . .
While Broadway has always had a special event performer every once in awhile, the trend is definitely increasing. And, as I blogged back in 2010, it's starting to feel a little bit more like Vegas, isn't it?
This kind of "Alternative Programming" is good overall. It fills a couple of weeks at a dark theater, and provides jobs to many that might normally be out of work.
Just as long as it doesn't get in the way of our Traditional Programming. The day a new play can't come into town because Air Supply is doing a gig at The Broadway is the day I pack it in.
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Um, Ken? Barry didn't write the songs the make the whole world sing. It was Bruce Johnston, currently keyboard player with The Beach Boys. Same with the other songs you mentioned. Think Barry was one of the writers on "Copacabana" however. Barry Manilow's brilliance, besides fantastic vocal chops, is knowing a hit song when he hears it, and then making it his own.
Barry and Frankie are certainly not special Bway events. They are just enjoyable concerts.
Special Bway event status should only be given to Liza and probably Hugh Jackman!
With that being said I am a big time Fanilow!!
If I remember my Broadway history correctly, this kind of limited engagement was a standard feature in days gone by. But for the purposes of the general health and well being of Broadway, I think that those who put together these types of shows should think strategically about them. The very short runs of a week are generally not long enough for tourists to plan to attend. What we need, are performers, like Manilow, who will do 3 or 4 weeks, which is enough of a run for an out-of-town fan to plan to attend and is also of a length that the show could invest in some production befitting a Broadway stage. I would love to see more shows like this come to town. Likewise, I believe there was once more use of theaters by performers on theater's dark nights. I think it would be wonderful to have someone doing a one-person show every Sunday night and Monday night in a theater occupied by a long-running show.
But for the record, if Air Supply did a limited engagement on Broadway, I would see that.
I would see the s#*t out of that.


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Csizmadia Ernő (Beje, 1924. február 10. – Budapest, 1984. november 14.) agrárközgazdász, egyetemi tanár, az MTA tagja (l. 1973., r. 1979).

Életpályája
1950-ben a Közgazdaságtudományi Egyetemen szerzett diplomát. 1950-től 1956-ig a Gödöllői Agrártudományi Egyetem docense, 1957-től 1963-ig az MSZMP Központi Bizottsága agitációs és propaganda osztályának munkatársa volt. 1964-től 1968-ig a Minisztertanács Titkárságának főosztályvezetője, 1968-tól 1971-ig a Marx Károly Közgazdaságtudományi Egyetem tudományos rektorhelyettese. 1971-től 1975-ig az MSZMP Központi Bizottsága gazdaságpolitikai osztályának helyettes vezetője. 1975-től haláláig a Marx Károly Közgazdaságtudományi Egyetem professzora, 1977-1979 között dékán, 1979-től haláláig az egyetem rektora.

Budapesten hunyt el 60 évesen, 1984. november 14-én.

Munkássága
Szövetkezetelméleti kutatásokkal, az agrár-ipari fejlődés törvényszerűségeinek vizsgálatával foglalkozott.

Főbb munkái
 Két út – két világ (Budapest, 1962)
 A gazdasági mechanizmus reformja és a mezőgazdaság (1967)
 Gazdasági koncepciónk és az élelmiszergazdaság (Budapest, 1970)
 Élelmiszergazdaságunk a hatékonyabb gazdálkodás útján (Budapest, 1972)
 Bevezetés az élelmiszergazdaságtanba (Budapest, 1973)
 Socialist Agriculture in Hungary (Budapest, 1977)
 A mezőgazdaság az ágazati kapcsolatok rendszerében (Vági Ferenccel, Budapest, 1977)
 Vállalati gazdálkodás és gazdaságirányítás a mezőgazdaságban (Székely Magdával, Budapest, 1978)
 Az MSZMP agrárpolitikája és a magyar mezőgazdaság (Budapest, 1984)

Jegyzetek

Források

Közgazdász. MKE lapja. 1979. 10. Egyetemünk nyolcadik rektora Dr. Csizmadia Ernő.
Közgazdász. MKKE lapja. 1979. 14. Interjú egyetemünk nyolcadik rektorával Dr. Csizmadia Ernővel.
Közgazdasági Szemle. MKKE lapja. 1980. 9. Csizmadia Ernőt az Akadémia rendes tagjává választotta.
Közgazdász. MKKE lapja. 1984. 1. Neves oktatóink. Arcképcsarnok. Fényképek: Csizmadia Ernő akadémikus, az agrár közgazdaságtan professzora.
 Közgazdász. MKKE lapja. 1984. 18. sz. Meghalt Csizmadia Ernő. (1924-1984) aki a Marx Károly Közgazdaságtudományi Egyetemen (MKKE) rektora volt 1980-84 között.
 Magyar életrajzi lexikon
 Sipos Aladár: Csizmadia Ernő (Közgazdasági Szemle, 1985. 1. szám)
 Dimény Imre: Csizmadia Ernő (Magyar Tudomány, 1985. 4. szám)
 Csizmadia Ernő - Névpont

Magyar közgazdászok
1924-ben született személyek
1984-ben elhunyt személyek
Bejeiek
MTA-tagok
Magyar egyetemi, főiskolai oktatók

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Looking south-west towards Bow Brickhill station c late 1960s. The down platform is on the right, and the up platform is on the left on the far side of the crossing. Bow Brickhill was the only one of the seven halts opened in 1905 to be provided with staggered platforms.
Bow Brickhill station looking south-west from the down platform c late 1960s. Only a short section of the original low down platform was retained; this is seen in the foreground.
Bow Brickhill up platform in May 1973. The original track-level sleeper platform complete with waiting room and electric light remain in use. The oil lamps on the raised platform have been removed. Note the 'Paytrain' poster on the end wall of the waiting room; all the stations on the line have been unstaffed since 15 July 1968.
Bow Brickhill station down platform looking east from the level crossing in May 1973.
Bow Brickhill station looking east along the up platform in May 1973. The gate keeper's cottage, which was beyond the signal box on the far side of the crossing, has been demolished.
Bow Brickhill in May 1973.
Bow Brickhill station looking east in March 1979. The BR London Midland region running-in board has been replaced with two Corporate Identity signs. The original timber waiting room has been demolished and replaced with a bus shelter.
A Pressed Steel Class 121 single-unit 'Bubble car providing the 17.40 Bedford - Bletchley service is seen at Bow Brickhill station in March 1994.
A lot has changed at this picture of the up platform at Bow Brickhill from from July 2006. The crossing gates have been replaced with lifting barriers and the signal box has been demolished. The platform lighting has also been replaced. The line operator at this time was Silverlink.
70013 'Oliver Cromwell' is seen hauling 'The Yorkshireman' steam excursion through Bow Brickhill station on 7 May 2011. This regular service runs from London Victoria to York and back and includes the Bletchley to Bedford line. 70013 is one of 55 'Britannia' class locos built at Crewe works in 1951. It is notable as one of the four steam locomotives which worked the last steam railtour on British Railways in 1968. 'Oliver Cromwell' became part of the National Railway Museum's National Collection immediately after the end of the Fifteen Guinea Special. In 2004, it was announced that the locomotive would be restored to main-line standard in preparation for the 40th anniversary of the end of steam. The loco was overhauled at the Great Central Railway with a view to hauling trains both on the Great Central and specials on the main line. On the weekend of 3–4 May 2008 the locomotive hauled its first revenue-earning passenger services.
Bow Brickhill station looking north-east at the down platform in February 2014.
Bow Brickhill station looking south-west at the up platform in February 2014. The original low platform is still in use with the current 'bus shelter' on the site of the original waiting room.
Bow Brickhill station looking north-east from the up platform February 2014. The original low platform is still in use with the current 'bus shelter' on the site of the original waiting room.


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Different from other test frameworks AVA runs tests in parallel by default. Not only by using Node asynchronous capabilities but by running every test in a separate process. This gives each test an isolated environment.
The table below shows the most significant features.
First of all, AVA configuration is done on package.json "ava" section. All client arguments can be set there.
My initial configuration looks as.
files: a glob pattern to tell which test files to run.
It's possible to write tests using ES2017 syntax with any other framework too, since you can just require babel/register or use node >= 7.0.0. But AVA is the only one that comes with a babel compiler by default, so it's quite easier and you'll find more ES2017 examples for it.
The biggest advantage in using ES2017 is to use async and await to deal with promises.
This makes tests much more clear and easier to read.
I usually add a test/bootstrap.js (or test/initialize.js) file with the common setup for the tests. These include loading env vars, initializing external services, setting common globals (as chai.expect), cleaning up databases, etc.
For AVA there is a gotcha here, since this bootstrap file is required for every test it's not much ok to add heavy tasks to it. Mine just loads env vars.
The goal of NOT adding heavy tasks to test/boostrap, like database cleanup, for example, is that smaller tests will run faster. For example, when testing a simple lib that does not require a database connection, the test will run without connecting to db.
With Mongodb/Mongoose, it's easy to have several databases, as they're created on first write to a collection and the io is fast enough. So I've created a small helper to deal with connection and cleanup.
This will create a new db for each test using test and process.pid as a suffix (e.g. mongodb://localhost:27017/database-test-999), so that each test runs in a sandboxed database.
I would recommend it for big projects where test suites can take several minutes, due to tests running in parallel and not depending on each other.


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Q: Data is not loaded into Thymeleaf template I have a problem with my Spring app. When I send form data in post request and use return (template name) in my controller, data is not being loaded and I just get pure thymeleaf template and I have to refresh page to get my data. But when I use return redirect:/deals" everything works fine. Can you explain me what am I doing wrong and and what is the difference? Have the same situation in every other method (put, delete etc.)
@Controller
@RequestMapping("/deals")

public class DealController {

private final DealService dealService;

public DealController(DealService dealService) {
    this.dealService = dealService;
}

@GetMapping
public String showDeals(Model model, @RequestParam Optional<String> surname){

    List<Deal> list = dealService.getDeals(surname);
    double totalProfit = dealService.calculateTotalProfit(list);

    model.addAttribute("deal", new Deal());
    model.addAttribute("deals", list);
    model.addAttribute("sum", totalProfit);
    model.addAttribute("num", list.size());
    return "deals";
}

@PostMapping
public String saveDeal(@ModelAttribute("deal") @Valid Deal deal,
                       BindingResult result,
                       Model model) {
    if(result.hasErrors()){
        Deal emptyDeal = new Deal();
        BeanUtils.copyProperties(deal, emptyDeal);
        return "deals";
    }
    dealService.saveDeal(deal);
    model.addAttribute("deal", new Deal());
    return "redirect:/deals";
}

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Amt Spreenhagen - Związek Gmin w Niemczech, leżący w kraju związkowym Brandenburgia, w powiecie Oder-Spree. Siedziba związku znajduje się w miejscowości Spreenhagen.

W skład związku wchodzą trzy gminy:
 Gosen-Neu Zittau
 Rauen
 Spreenhagen

Przypisy

Powiat Oder-Spree
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"It's my first child, I want to be there, I want to see that. I hope everything will work out."
Speaking with local media Tuesday afternoon on a Zoom conference call, Medunjanin discussed how he's recently put soccer on the back burner while hoping for the safety of his family and mulled over how much longer his professional career will last.
"Soccer is not important right now. Soccer can always wait," he said. "It's a little bit tough on me, because I'm at the end of my career and this thing is happening right now. I'm always positive and what happens, happens. We'll get through this and hopefully we'll be playing soon and everything will be normal as it was before."
Medunjanin made his professional debut in 2005 with the AZ Alkmaar of the Eredivisie, a professional league in the Neatherlands, less than three weeks before turning 20. He joined the MLS in 2017 and made 98 appearances for the Philadelphia Union over the last three seasons before he was picked up by FC Cincinnati in the waiver draft in December.
In the short-term, the 35-year-old still wants to compete, but admits that the novel coronavirus pandemic adds unexpected wrinkles which complicate how much longer is career will last.
"If this continues like this, it'd make no sense to continue," he said. "Maybe they say the next year is gonna be the same, I don't know. I still want to play; I feel good, I feel fit. I still think I can compete with the guys, so that's the most important thing for me. When I see that I can not participate anymore, I can not run with them anymore, then I'll be the first one to say that's enough. We will see about that. I want to see first how all of this is gonna go."
Major League Soccer announced in April that its original plan to resume league play in mid-May was 'extremely unlikely.' The league now is targeting a return in early-to-mid June with likely no spectators in attendance.
That's disappointing for Medunjanin, who knew the reputation of FC Cincinnati's loyal fan base that packs Nippert Stadium with pride. Now, he unsure if he'll ever get a chance to experience that atmosphere.
"We arrived here, we know the plans of the club and we know what kind of fans they have. It would be nice to experience that," Medunjanin said. "Hopefully, next year is gonna be much better, but we need to see if I'm gonna (spend) next year here. It's a tough moment right now.
"Everybody wanted to play games in front of the crowd, but it is what it is."
MLS permits individual workouts
Players will officially be allowed to conduct individual workouts on outdoor team training facilities starting on Wednesday. A full team training moratorium has been in place since the MLS suspended play in mid-March and will run until May 15.
Medunjanin says the situation is still unclear, as members of the team are not certain if the permitted individual sessions are mandatory or voluntary.
"We're still debating that. It's still a mystery for us," he said. "Everything is a bit of a mess right now. Nobody has a clear answer for us. We have another meeting (tomorrow) with the team, so we will know more."
With no official start date on the schedule, Medunjanin said it might be a safer option to continue individual solo workouts away from the facility.
"Until now, nobody knows the date when we're gonna start to play games," he said. "I don't even know what the point is to go train when you don't know the (start) date. You go train by yourself (and) it's the same if you're gonna stay at home and train.
"It's nice that you can go to the facility and see other guys, but I don't think they will tell us it's safe enough to do that."
More:Here's how FC Cincinnati is weathering the financial uncertainty brought on by the novel coronavirus
FC Cincinnati classics
WSTR Star64 will be re-airing FC Cincinnati's 4-0 victory over St. Louis FC from April 15, 2017.
That night, forward Djiby Fall made history in FC Cincinnati's home-opener, becoming the first player in club history to score more than two goals in a single match. Fall scored all four of FC Cincinnati's goals before a then-record home crowd of 23,144, which was also a United Soccer League record for a home-opener.
The match will be televised on Saturday, May 9 and will also be streamed on FCCincinnati.com within the Star64 viewing area.


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Rodney James Murray Eden, RNVR
Born 2 Nov 1911 London, England, U.K.
Died 19 Apr 1988 (76) Malta
29 Oct 1939 T/S.Lt.
6 Oct 1940 T/Lt.
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Warship Commands listed for Rodney James Murray Eden, RNVR
HMS Tokyo II (FY 778) T/S.Lt. MS Trawler Sep 1940 late 1941
HMS Swansea Castle (FY 1817) T/Lt. MS Trawler 11 May 1942 11 Aug 1942
HMS Swansea Castle (FY 1817) T/Lt. MS Trawler 1 Oct 1942 12 Feb 1943
HMS Ensay (T 216) T/Lt. MS Trawler 2 Jun 1943 Sep 1945
Served throughout the war in the RNVR and was still in it in the 1950s. Following his war service he worked in London and then found a position for the Bermudan Marine Board as CEO. Left there in the 1960s and found work in Malta developing the yacht marina in Ta"Xbiex Malta. Retired in the late 70's and lived at Main Street, Lija, Malta for the rest of his life. Married to 1) Joan Margaret Williams, 2) Constance Zammut and there were three children to his first marriage.
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BSU Notes: Daily Ball State University sports news
Ball State's Meghan McDougall shot 3-under 69 and was the only player in double figures in the opening round of the Cardinal Classic at The Players Club. She was competing as an individual and not part of Ball State's five-player lineup. Ball State was tied for sixth after the opening day. Former Yorktown golfers Kennedy Windlan and Tara Clark competed for Northern Kentucky, which is tied for ninth. Windlan shot 9-over 81 and Clark 13-over 85.
The Cardinals' Alex Fuelling was named Mid-American Conference West defensive player of the week.


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Education & Social Protection
Seanad Reform
Independent Politics
Independent Senator
Gerard Craughwell
I'm surprised at how much important work that effects so many peoples lives goes on in Leinster House, unnoticed by the general public. As an independent Senator, I intend to participate in the legislative process making it more effective and responsive to citizens needs.
What's New @GCraughwell Seanad Contributions
Cultural Links
Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht Website - http://www.ahg.gov.ie/en/
National Cultural Institutions
National Archives of Ireland - http://www.nationalarchives.ie/
National Concert Hall - http://www.nch.ie/Online/
National Library of Ireland - http://www.nli.ie/
National Museum of Ireland - http://www.museum.ie/en/homepage.aspx/
Chester Beatty Library - http://www.cbl.ie/
The Irish Museum of Modern Art - http://www.imma.ie/en/index.htm /
Crawford Art Gallery Cork - http://www.crawfordartgallery.ie/
The National Gallery of Ireland - http://www.nationalgallery.ie/
National Parks and Wildlife - http://www.npws.ie/
National Monuments Service - http://www.archaeology.ie/
Built Heritage and Architectural Policy - http://www.buildingsofireland.ie/
Irish Language – http://www.irishlanguage.net/
Gael Linn - http://www.gael-linn.ie/
Irish Sporting Life
Cultúr Agus Gaeilge - http://www.gaa.ie/about-the-gaa/cultur-agus-gaeilge/
Hurling - http://www.gaa.ie/about-the-gaa/our-games/hurling/
Ladies Hurling Camogie - http://www.gaa.ie/about-the-gaa/our-games/camogie/
GAA Football - http://www.gaa.ie/about-the-gaa/our-games/football/
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Handball - http://www.gaa.ie/about-the-gaa/our-games/handball/
Rounders - http://www.gaa.ie/about-the-gaa/our-games/rounders/
Irish Rugby Football Union - http://www.irishrugby.ie/home.php/
Football Association of Ireland - http://www.fai.ie/
Irish Armature Boxing Association - http://www.iaba.ie/
Tennis Ireland - http://www.tennisireland.ie/
Golfing Union of Ireland - https://www.gui.ie/
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Why is the article on Georgia named Georgia (country), and Georgia is instead a disambiguation page?
The consensus is that there is no primary topic for the term "Georgia". Supporters of that position successfully argued that since the country is not significantly more commonly searched for than the US state of the same name (and is in fact less commonly searched for), it cannot have primary topic over a state with roughly double its population. Opponents argued that internationally recognized countries should take precedence over sub-national units like the US state. Some opponents even argued that this current setup conveys a US-centric bias. Attempts to rename the articles to a natural disambiguation title like "Republic of Georgia" or "State of Georgia" have not reached any consensus (see the list of archived discussions).
Why is the Ireland article about the island, while the article on the country is named Republic of Ireland?
The naming of Ireland articles dates back to 2002. Previously, content for both the island and country appeared on the same page,[1] but it was then decided to move content and the page history about the country to its official "Republic of Ireland" description, while keeping content about the island at "Ireland". Ever since, this issue has been heavily disputed, but there has not been any consensus to change this status quo. Previous failed proposals have included making the country the primary topic of "Ireland" instead, or using parenthetical disambiguation titles like "Ireland (island)" and "Ireland (country)". According to an ArbCom ruling in 2009, any further discussions relating to the naming of these Ireland articles must now occur at Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Ireland Collaboration.
Why do articles on populated places in the United States primarily use the [[Placename, State]] "comma convention" format? Why is there an exemption for cities listed in the AP Stylebook as not requiring a state?
This is an issue where different rules of Wikipedia:Article titles can conflict with each other, thus consensus determines which ones to follow. Most of these articles were created by User:Rambot, a Wikipedia bot, back in 2002 based on US Census Bureau records. When creating these pages, Rambot used the "Placename, State" naming format, initially setting a consistent naming convention for these articles. Supporters of keeping the "Placename, State" format argue that this is generally the most common naming convention used by American reliable sources. Opponents argue that this format is neither precise nor concise, and results in short titles like Nashville redirecting to longer titles like Nashville, Tennessee. After a series of discussions since 2004, a compromise was reached in 2008 that established the Associated Press Stylebook exception rule for only those handful of cities listed in that style guide (the dominant US newswriting guide) as not requiring the state modifier. There has been since no consensus to do a massive page move on the other articles on US places (although individual requested move proposals have been initiated on different pages from time to time). This is now considered a tedious perennial proposal.
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Le Baptême du Christ (Battesimo di Cristo, en italien) est une sculpture d'art chrétien en marbre de 1634, chef-d'œuvre baroque du sculpteur italien Francesco Mochi (1580-1654) sur le thème biblique du baptême du Christ par Saint Jean le Baptiste, exposée à l'église San Giovanni Battista dei Fiorentini de Rome en Italie.

Historique
L'église San Giovanni Battista dei Fiorentini (Saint Jean baptiste des florentins, en italien) du , est dédiée à Saint Jean le Baptiste (Giovanni Battista), saint patron de Florence en Toscane. Elle est construite sur la via Giulia au bord du Tibre, qui relie le centre historique de Rome au pont Principe Amedeo menant au Vatican.

Ce chef-d'œuvre en marbre du  a été créé spécifiquement par Francesco Mochi (un des initiateurs majeurs de la sculpture baroque) pour la nef de l'église San Giovanni Battista dei Fiorentini.

Elle n'est finalement placée dans une alcôve latérale de la nef de l'église que près de 4 siècles plus tard, en 2017,après avoir été longtemps exposée séparément de part et d'autre de la porte de ville du pont Milvius, puis au palais Falconieri, puis dans l'atrium du musée de Rome du palais Braschi (où elle est remplacée depuis par une reproduction de l'œuvre, entre des copies des statues de saint Pierre et saint Paul du même artiste, créées pour la Porta del Popolo de la Piazza del Popolo et pour la basilique Saint-Paul-hors-les-Murs de Rome).

Notes et références

Voir aussi

 Iconographie chrétienne
 Représentation de Jésus-Christ dans l'art chrétien
 Représentation artistique de Jean le Baptiste

Liens externes
 Le Baptême du Christ sur www.tvsvizzera.it

Œuvre d'art à Rome
Sculpture en Italie
Sculpture en marbre
Sculpture baroque
Sculpture du XVIIe siècle
Mochi
Jésus-Christ dans la sculpture


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We are excited to welcome our friends and partners, United Social Sports (USS), to our blog today! Sports and arts might not seem all that related at first glance, but USS is all about bringing communities together–much like CHAW. Whether it's through sports, arts, or something else altogether, building relationships matters…and you can do that in a pretty spectacularly #CHAWsome way with USS next month. We'll let them take it from here!
HUNT DC, DC's largest scavenger hunt, is back for its 5th year on April 25th and we are very excited to be partnering up with CHAW!
United Social Sports has a mission of bringing people together and building communities through social sports leagues, but leagues are not all USS is about: our CEO Robert Kinsler has been working on including other projects that help build communities and that speak to our members and their friends. It's from this starting point that Hunt DC was born.
Memories of scavenger hunts as kids are often unique, cherished memories, and we wanted to bring that sense of fun and excitement back to our participants. Here at USS we don't do things small, so our scavenger hunt is nothing like you have ever done before. We take our participants all over the city, trying to decipher riddles, while showing them areas of the city that they may have never seen, or get to see in a new light thanks to our challenges.
We want to make sure that our events bring friends together, help create new friendships, and enable participants to experience DC in a whole new way!
Whether it is trying a new food you've never tried before, or seeing a side of the Lincoln Monument you have never seen, you are sure to discover something new on the hunt. To add an extra touch of fun, this year we have included an outdoor after party where attendees will get to enjoy live music, lawn games, drinks, and food trucks. Participants can be sure that this will be a day packed with fun, from sunrise to sunset!
This year we are also partnering up with various nonprofits in the area, and we want to make sure that HUNT DC serves as a platform for these organizations to reach new people, raise money for their organizations, and to engage with the local community. These groups serve such an important role in our city, and this is our way of helping ensure that our DC residents are aware of all the great non-profit organizations that so enthusiastically work day in and day out on bettering our communities.
Our title nonprofit for 2015 is Capitol Hill Arts Workshop, otherwise known as CHAW. CHAW has had a presence on Capitol Hill for more than four decades and helps bring people together through the creativity and unity brought about by the creative arts. We are proud that this year's nonprofit leaderboard prize is sponsored by CHAW and is just one more chance for participants to win!
So now that you are excited about this event, go ahead and register a team! Use the discount code CHAWBACK to get $10 off your registration AND help raise funds for more activities at CHAW!


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All I need is closure to make me feel good again.
The upset and tears would be a million miles away.
Why is closure so hard to achieve?
You would think these things would be easy to resolve.
Not knowing how to close this chapter is enough.
Why do I feel I am the only one like this?
How do they close the door?
An objective view would help.
Someone on the outside to look in and see.
Missing inside the turmoil of changing emotions.
What I want is for someone to take me away.
Look down on the madness instead of being involved.
Can someone please help me close this door?
Or is this something to be done alone?
Will anyone come and take me away from this?
Is there a cloud float away on?
This was really good stuff, I really enjoyed it. Looking forward to reading more.
Glad you liked it. I will have a go at writing something more.
Great poem! I usually don't reply, but that was really great.
OK. I will try and write some more. I write from my heart and this one was sad and hard to write but I am very glad you liked it!
Your poem really resonates with me, I so understand what it feels like to need that closure. You really did capture it perfectly.


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CSUN sunk by Irvine
Debby von Winckelmann
The Cal State Northridge women's water polo team lost to eighth-ranked UC Irvine 7-5 at the Anteater Aquatics Complex on Wednesday night.
The loss dropped the 15th-ranked Matadors to 10-13 overall and 1-6 in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation. UC Irvine improved tos 13-7 overall and 4-4 in MPSF play.
"We played them well," said head coach Molly Barnes. "We had everything we needed, did what we had to do, but just didn't put it away."
Dayna Van Gorder and Kirra Kylander each scored two goals in the game. Chelsea Curran also scored a goal in the game. Goalie Jillian Stapf made 13 saves for Northridge.
"Jill had a great game," Barnes said.
The Matadors got on the board first, with Van Gorder scoring in a man-up situation with 4:46 left in the first period. Irvine came back to tie the score with 2:02 left in the first period.
Just 46 seconds into the second period, Kylander put the Matadors up 2-1, in another man-up situation. The Anteaters answered with three straight goals, giving them a 4-2 lead at halftime.
Van Gorder quickly closed the gap for CSUN, scoring just 34 seconds into the third period. Irvine went back up by two at 5:01 in the third period, with a goal by Gianna Rossi. Kat Plummer extended that lead to 6-3 when she scored less than one minute later. The Matadors again closed in, on a goal by Curran with 3:53 left in the third period. Again, UCI answered, with Jessica Lewis scoring on a man-up play with 1:44 left in the third period.
Kylander scored the only goal of the fourth period, for a final score of 7-5.
The Matadors recently enjoyed their highest ranking ever, at 13th. Barnes said she doesn't talk about that ranking because she thinks it was a "fluke." Meanwhile, the Matadors held steady at 14th for about a month and just recently dropped to 15th. In order to climb in the national rankings, the team will have to beat someone in the MPSF and that won't be easy, said Barnes.
"What we've accomplished in terms of the national polls – we've never had this much respect," Barnes said.
The Matadors faced tough competition over the weekend when they returned home for two games. On Friday, Northridge faced second-ranked Stanford at 3 p.m. at Matador Pool.
Stanford was the NCAA champion in 2002 and has been the NCAA runnerup four times since 1997. The Cardinal comes to CSUN with a record of 18-3 overall and 6-1 in MPSF play.
Northridge played ninth-ranked San Jose State on Saturday at noon.
Debby von Winckelmann, Author
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Rescue and search operation for survivors is in progress after flood in Japan killed several people while several are missing.
A deadly flood in Japan killed at least 130 people. The flood caused by the heavy torrential rain that later resulted in the huge flood and land sliding. However, authorities are still doing a search and rescue operation to reduce the death toll as minimum as possible.
By Tuesday morning, rescue workers were looking door to door for survivors. They said that they call it a grid operation where they check each building to find the trapped survivors. They further added that they know it is a race against time and they are trying as hard as they can.
However, the situation is much worse in some areas due to flood in Japan. In the Mabi district of Kurashiki, the flood water left behind the yellow slit. In addition, it transformed the area into the moonscape.


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Georgia Historical past, Historic Websites & Factors Of Curiosity
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First meeting shall be March eight, 2017 at 6:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers at Metropolis Hall at 315 West Second Street. A fantastic recreation area in the midst of Hobart and a beautiful reminder of the city's colonial previous and of those early settlers who made Ol' Hobart Town what it has turn out to be in the present day! The museum houses artifacts documenting the Borough's historic ties to the Central Railroad of New Jersey, and its land growth firm that constructed some of the Victorian and Queen Anne homes in the Fanwood Park Historic District.
The West Penn Trail, a National Recreation Trail that's 17 miles long and goes by way of the park, gives a superb alternative for climbing and biking. In 1973, this State Historic Website was positioned on the National Register of Historic Places, an honorary designation for vital historical sites.
The Virginia Landmarks Register , additionally established in 1966 and managed by the Division of Historic Sources, is the state's official checklist of properties essential to Virginia's historical past. This era can be noteworthy for an elevated emphasis on children's recreation with the event of the youngsters's playground.
Total, the Lynchburg Museum was an attention-grabbing site to go to with plenty of historical past displayed. A few of these national forest recreation websites have been operated and maintained by concessionaires with positive outcomes several years ago. If you're uncertain whom to contact, please call or e-mail the principle workplace throughout weekdays to be directed to the right particular person or website.
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Hina Khan's scuba diving pictures with family in the Maldives are going viral. Take a look here.
Television's popular actress Komolika aka Hina Khan is definitely one of the hottest stars in the industry. The actress, who is currently in the Maldives on a family trip, has been posting hot pictures on Instagram. Her recent pictures would totally give you travel and family goals.
Hina, who is quite a social media person, has recently taken to her Instagram to post some stunning pictures from work trip in the Maldives. The actress, who has mom-dad's company in this trip, captioned one of her pictures as, "We are all set in our wetsuits to kill the fear of depths and dive into happiness.. My mother dived today, yes she did, I am so so proud of you #MommyMermaid..we did it #FamilyDive #NeverStopExploring#Padi #Happiness #Moment#WanderLust #Khans #WeAreFamily@ikhanaamir". Looks like the Khan family is enjoying each other's company and are having a helluva time there.
Hina Khan's mother stole the limelight as it was her first scuba diving. Hina shared in her Instagram stories how her mother was a water baby and couldn't wait to dive.
On the professional front, Hina Khan will work on a Vikram Bhatt film where she will be seen as the lead character. The details of this new project aren't out yet.
Stay tuned for all the updates on Hina Khan.


So while visiting the AEG booth at the Toy Fair, I was introduced to 2 upcoming Love Letter editions, Batman and Hobbit. Now when I first heard of these many many editions of Love Letter, my first reaction was "Oh no, they are just revamping the art and milking it for all its worth.....". To my surprise though, there are some changes in the rules and Todd from AEG mentioned they do check back with Seiji san (original designer of Love Letter) to seek his advice and approval which, to me, is quite cool. So just how different does The Hobbit love letter play? Lets take a look.
At its core, The Hobbit love letter plays the same. If you can kick out the rest of your opponents, you win. If the round ends, you check who has the highest number and that will be the winner. Depending on the number of players, first to win a certain number of the plastic gems, will be the overall winner. At first, I did not really notice a lot of differences except for the art. I think they took them from the movie and it looks great! After a few rounds then you will start to notice the differences. For example, there are 2 different Number Three cards. Tauriel which will cause the higher hand to be out and Legolas which plays normally. Interestingly, there were quite a few instances where a player has both the Arkenstone (8) and Tauriel (3) which means that player is out of the game instantly. While it is interesting, this change seems to make a somewhat random game feel even more random. One of my friends even wanted to rage quit after he gotten that combination twice.
The other main change was the The One Ring card which changes to a 7 if you manage to keep it all the way to the end. This is interesting though and I was wondering why it doesn't change to a 9 so as to beat the Arkenstone if you manage to hold on to it to the very end. It was not as useful though as you might expect because most of us discarded it often as soon as we got it because many of the other cards can easily beat The One Ring card.
Many thanks to AEG for this review copy!


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Cityzen Kane's Portal, shown here in black and white, is a sculptural installation in Shoreditch.
It may be named after the bands of road and building that makes up the built landscape, but street art is very often thought of as wall art, graffitied onto flat planes rather than integrated into the material structure of the landscape.
Unit 5 Gallery, which sits just off London's Hackney Road, is set to show street art that transcends two dimensions. In Depth, the space's first group show, gathers together work by over 20 street art sculptors, drawn from across the world. Their practices, which move between many mediums but all feature structural qualities, will be exhibited in the gallery's 1,600sq ft warehouse.
Among the featured artists are London's Ben Eine, famed for his lettering-based pieces, the figurative German duo Herakut, and the Devon-born Slinkachu, who customises miniature figurines before inserting them into the streetscape.
During the days leading up to the exhibition, some of the artists will engage in unsanctioned projects around London, details of which will be placed on Unit 5's Instragram page.


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Home → The Catholic Faith → Praying the Rosary
The Rosary, though clearly Marian in character, is at heart a Christocentric prayer. In the sobriety of its elements, it has all the depth of the Gospel message in its entirety, of which it can be said to be a compendium. It is an echo of the prayer of Mary, her perennial Magnificat for the work of the redemptive Incarnation which began in her virginal womb. With the Rosary, the Christian people sits at the school of Mary and is led to contemplate the beauty on the face of Christ and to experience the depths of his love. Through the Rosary the faithful receive abundant grace, as though from the very hands of the Mother of the Redeemer.
—From On the Most Holy Rosary. . . (Rosarium Virginis Mariae)
The Rosary is a Scripture-based prayer. It begins with the Apostles' Creed, which summarizes the great mysteries of the Catholic faith. The Our Father, which introduces each mystery, is from the Gospels. The first part of the Hail Mary is the angel's words announcing Christ's birth and Elizabeth's greeting to Mary. St. Pius V officially added the second part of the Hail Mary. The Mysteries of the Rosary center on the events of Christ's life. There are four sets of Mysteries: Joyful, Sorrowful, Glorious and––added by Pope John Paul II in 2002––the Luminous.
The repetition in the Rosary is meant to lead one into restful and contemplative prayer related to each Mystery. The gentle repetition of the words helps us to enter into the silence of our hearts, where Christ's spirit dwells. The Rosary can be said privately or with a group.
The Five Joyful Mysteries are traditionally prayed on the Mondays, Saturdays, and Sundays of Advent:
The Annunciation
The Visitation
The Presentation in the Temple
The Finding in the Temple
The Five Sorrowful Mysteries are traditionally prayed on the Tuesday, Friday, and Sundays of Lent:
The Agony in the Garden
The Scourging at the Pillar
The Crowning with Thorns
The Carrying of the Cross
The Crucifixion and Death
The Five Glorious Mysteries are traditionally prayed on the Wednesday and Sundays outside of Lent and Advent:
The Descent of the Holy Spirit
The Assumption
The Coronation of Mary
The Five Luminous Mysteries are traditionally prayed on Thursdays:
The Baptism of Christ in the Jordan
The Wedding Feast at Cana
Jesus' Proclamation of the Coming of the Kingdom of God
The Institution of the Eucharist
Familiarize yourself and/or your group with the prayers of the rosary.
Make the Sign of the Cross.
Holding the Crucifix, say the Apostles' Creed.
On the first bead, say anOur Father.
Say three Hail Marys on each of the next three beads.
Say the Glory Be
For each of the five decades, announce the Mystery, then say the Our Father.
While fingering each of the ten beads of the decade, next say ten Hail Marys while meditating on the Mystery. Then say a Glory Be. (After finishing each decade, some say the following prayer requested by the Blessed Virgin Mary at Fatima: "O my Jesus, forgive us our sins, save us from the fires of hell,lead all souls to Heaven, especially those who have most need of your mercy.")
After saying the five decades, say the "Hail, Holy Queen, followed by this dialogue and prayer:
V. Pray for us, O holy Mother of God.
R. That we may be made worthy of the promises of Christ.Let us pray: O God, whose Only Begotten Son,
by his life, Death, and Resurrection,
has purchased for us the rewards of eternal life,
grant, we beseech thee,
that while meditating on these mysteries
of the most holy Rosary of the Blessed Virgin Mary,
we may imitate what they contain
and obtain what they promise,
through the same Christ our Lord. Amen.


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Bacterial community composition in the water column of a lake formed by a former uranium open pit mine.
Edberg F, Andersson AF, Holmström SJ
Microb. Ecol. 64 (4) 870-880 [2012-11-00; online 2012-05-24]
Mining of pyrite minerals is a major environmental issue involving both biological and geochemical processes. Here we present a study of an artificial lake of a former uranium open pit mine with the aim to connect the chemistry and bacterial community composition (454-pyrosequencing of 16S rRNA genes) in the stratified water column. A shift in the water chemistry from oxic conditions in the epilimnion to anoxic, alkaline, and metal and sulfide-rich conditions in the hypolimnion was corresponded by a strong shift in the bacterial community, with few shared operational taxonomic units (OTU) between the water layers. The epilimnetic bacterial community of the lake (~20 years old) showed similarities to other temperate freshwater lakes, while the hypolimnetic bacterial community showed similarity to extreme chemical environments. The epilimnetic bacterial community had dominance of Actinobacteria and Betaproteobacteria. The hypolimnion displayed a higher bacterial diversity and was dominated by the phototrophic green sulphur bacterium of the genus Chlorobium (ca. 40 % of the total community). Deltaproteobacteria were only represented in the hypolimnion and the most abundant OTUs were affiliated with ferric iron and sulfate reducers of the genus Geobacter and Desulfobulbus, respectively. The chemistry is clearly controlling, especially the hypolimnetic, bacterial community but the community composition also indicates that the bacteria are involved in metal cycling in the lake.
DOI 10.1007/s00248-012-0069-z
Crossref 10.1007/s00248-012-0069-z


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Kenya's 5 top 2022 presidential candidates (photos)
Time is moving fast. The race to Statehouse in 2022 is underway and candidates are keen to realize their dreams. With the recent developments, it is very difficult to win the top seat without strong political allies. Presidential hopefuls know it and are working on strong coalitions. In the last election, the multibillion investments by Jubilee party saw them cling the victory. The National Super Alliance, other coalitions and parties want to emulate it. Check out who might take over from President Uhuru Kenyatta come 2022.
1. William Ruto
(photo/theindianexpress)
The current Deputy President is one of the top contenders for the job. He has served in that office since 2013 and once in a while the President did leave the nation under his stewardship while away. He is working on a strong political umbrella to take him to Statehouse. Since their victory in last year general elections, he has intensified his popularity campaigns. Ruto has been to all corners of this nation and hosted many politicians at his Karen office. He is relentless, determined and optimistic of winning the Presidency in 2022.
2. Gideon Moi
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He is the Baringo county senator and KANU chairman. A son to Kenya's second and longest serving President Daniel Toroitich Arap Moi. He is a calm, soft spoken and focused politician. Though he hails from a top political family, he has shown little effort towards the 2022 presidency. His 2022 presidential ambitions are usually vocalized by his close allies. All signs point to him vying for the top seat in 2022, we are waiting to see his actual game plan.
3. Kalonzo Musyoka
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He is the Wiper party leader, NASA principal and former vice president. Kalonzo did take a shot at the presidency before and 2022 might just be his comeback. In 2013 and 2017 he had to forego his presidential ambitions in favor of Raila Odinga with him being the running mate. The party and himself are restless and feel 2022 is their moment. He is on the run to establish a political capital that will see him achieve his dreams of leading Kenya.
4. Musalia Mudavadi
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Served as the seventh Vice President of Kenya in 2002 and as Deputy Prime Minister from 2008- 2012 May when he resigned officially to join the presidential race. He contested in 2013 for the presidency and lost. In 2017, he did not participate in the presidential race but rather supported his alliance co-principal Raila Odinga. The Amani National Congress party leader is a peaceful, focused and reasonable politician.
5. Raila Odinga
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The idea that Raila Amollo Agwambo Odinga will not participate in 2022 presidential race does not sound right. When Senator James Orengo declared he will, he came out to deny it but we cannot buy it. Something fishy is cooking in relation to 2022 succession politics. After a series of national reconciliations, the path to statehouse is very clear for Raila Odinga. He has come to be loved by many and thus making alliances for 2022 will be very easy. Am sure his diehard supporters are dying to hear his big announcement.
Female politicians are gradually rising to greater positions. Many have been given a chance to serve and proven both efficient and effective in their duties. …