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Иван Витальевич Люфт (30 июля 1998 г., с. Первомайский) — казахстанский лыжник, чемпион Всемирной зимней универсиады 2017 в спринте.

Биография
После окончания 10 класса в КГУ «Первомайская школа-детский сад имени Карбышева» учился в Республиканской школе-интернате для одаренных в спорте детей г. Риддер. Многократный чемпион Республики Казахстан, победитель республиканских и международных соревнований. Участник юниорского чемпионата мира в Италии (Валь ди Фиемме, 2014 г.), юниорского чемпионата мира в Казахстане (Алматы, 2015 г.), юниорского чемпионата мира в Румынии (Раснов, 2016 г.)

Страница со статистикой участия в официальных стартах на сайте Международной федерации лыжного спорта (FIS).

Универсиада
На Универсиаде 2017 в Алматы, стал чемпионом в индивидуальном спринте.

Через два года, на Универсиаде  2019 в Красноярске, в составе эстафетной команды (Дюсенов Асет, Гридин Никита, Климин Олжас)  завоевал серебряную медаль.

Примечания

Лыжники Казахстана

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But He Hasn't Got Anything On!
But he hasn't got anything on!" This is the cry of the child at the end of Hans Christian Anderson's little tale The Emperor's New Clothes. The vain emperor believed he was wearing the finest garments ever created, garments woven of the finest silk and the purest gold thread. He believed he was wearing clothing so beautiful that only the best and brightest in the land could see it. These garments could distinguish the great and mighty from the ignorant and troublesome, for only worst of the hoi polloi would be unable to marvel at their magnificence. The emperor had been bamboozled, but he would not admit his ignorance, he could not admit it, and instead forced himself to believe he was wearing clothes; his noblemen did the same, for to state the plain truth would be to admit unworthiness. The emperor paraded through the city, showing off his finery before the adoring masses until finally a child cried out, "But he hasn't got anything on!"
"Did you ever hear such innocent prattle?" said its father. And one person whispered to another what the child had said, "He hasn't anything on. A child says he hasn't anything on."
"But he hasn't got anything on!" the whole town cried out at last.
The Emperor shivered, for he suspected they were right. But he thought, "This procession has got to go on." So he walked more proudly than ever, as his noblemen held high the train that wasn't there at all.
I have been thinking about this old tale and seeing how in many ways it is applicable to living as a Christian in this world. This is a world of naked emperors and their adoring, deluded fans.
It took a child to call it all a ruse. It took a child because only he had nothing to gain from playing along with the fiction that the emperor was wearing the finest clothing ever woven and the greater fiction that the emperor was wearing anything at all. Where his parents and the noblemen had so much to gain from playing along and so much to lose from speaking the truth, the child did not. He could speak freely and declare the truth without guile.
The Bible is that child. The Bible describes things as they really are, free from fear, free from sin. As the emperor marches, the Bible evaluates him, discerns him, describes him, and tells the truth about him. Christians are the crowd. We are easily beguiled so that as the crowds swarm and cheer, we begin to see the form of clothes, the color, the patterns. But then we look to the Bible. The Bible is like a pair of glasses that allow the Christian to see the world from God's perspective. We look at the world through the Bible, and are forced to cry out with it, "But he hasn't got anything on!"
Naturalism finds the origins of this universe, of all that exists, in natural phenomena. It blatantly denies the existence of a Creator. It proclaims that at one point there was nothing, and then there was something, and after a long, slow march of time there was all we see around us. But never was there a God. And the Christian says, "But where there is something, there must be someone. Where there is design, there must be a designer. Where there is creation there must be a Creator." The Christian asks, "But where did that first and primordial matter come from? How did something come from nothing?" But the emperor proudly marches on and the people continue to admire his beautiful robe.
Advocates of a woman's right to choose insist that a child is not a human being until he is born, or until shortly after. They insist that a fetus is simply a blob of tissue, they say it can feel no pain, they demand the woman's right to choose whether she will allow it to be born or to be destroyed. And the Christian says, "Simply look! Look and see that this is a child." The Christian asks, "Why will you marvel at new surgical procedures that allow you to operate on that child in the womb when the parents have decided they want to keep him, and yet also say that it is nothing but a blob of tissue if the parents have decided they do not want to keep him?" The emperor carries on in his parade and the people continue to rejoice in his finery.
A high school votes for a transgender prom queen and news anchors describe her bravery, her confidence, her beauty. They draw this distinction between sex and gender, between how she was born and how she defines herself. And the Christian, looking through the lens of the Bible, says, "But gender is not something we can choose; it's how we were created, how we were lovingly, deliberately formed by our Creator." The Christian knows, "Even if he puts on makeup and changes his name and decides to mimic a woman in every possible way, that does not change the fact that every cell in his body declares he is a man and always will be." The naked emperor walks more proudly than ever and his noblemen hold high his imaginary train.
And on and on it goes.
The nobles, those who are living for this world, those who will not or cannot look to existence beyond this short life, play along, sometimes deliberately deluding themselves, and sometimes actually seeing something where there is nothing. They march, they parade, they celebrate, for their eyes have been blinded and their hearts hardened.
The Christian does not live for this world, but for a world to come. He does not need to concern himself with self-preservation, he feels no need to be thought well of in this world, he puts no hope in being great and mighty here and now. He, with Bible in hand, is willing to cry out, "But he hasn't got anything on!"
A Sober Warning from the Earliest Christians
(How Not) To Train Up a Child
7 Councils: The Second Council of Constantinople

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Q: Unable to retrieve from Django database in deployed Heroku App Hi guys I'm really stuck on something developing my website with Django/Heroku. (And also using mptt)
I get the error: (again2 is the name of a table)
  DoesNotExist: again2 matching query does not exist.

I get no errors when I run locally, but I get a 500 error when I deploy to Heroku. So something has gone wrong in terms of communication between Heroku and my Django database. But I have no idea what to do to fix this?
A list of things I have done (looking at other people's questions):

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*python manage.py makemigrations followed by git commit, pushing to heroku and heroku run manage.py migrate

*i have imported ''django.contrib.sites' into my installed apps, i have my herokuapp url saved as a site object

*i have an updated requirements.txt

*heroku appears to have 'data' and tables in the database it created for the app (heroku postgres)

Below is what I would have in my views:
 def topic_detail(request, x):
     text1 = str(again2.objects.get(pk='Top').get_children())
    return render(request, 'things/topic_detail.html', {
        'text1': text1,
   })

In local this would work, on deployment it would give the error, if i replaced  text1 to just be again2.objects.all() it would show the contents on local but nothing on deployment to heroku (with no errors) Essentially what I'm trying to do is (for now) show the children of Top which is a member of again2.
I can't really move forward until I figure this out, your help would be much appreciated, if there is anything else you need let me know please, thank you in advance

A: This has nothing to do with migrations, requirements files or virtualenvs. DoesNotExist only means one thing. The object does not exist in your database. When you are using .get in this manner you sould always wrap it in try expect or use get_object_or_404 instead
def topic_detail(request, x):
    try:
        text1 = str(again2.objects.get(pk='Top').get_children())
        return render(request, 'things/topic_detail.html', {
           'text1': text1,
       })
    except again2.DoesNotExist
        raise Http404

or more concisely
   text = get_object_or_404(again2, pk='Top')

You can confirm that your database does not have this record by using the cli
Now for some unsolicited advice. Please get into the habit of starting class names with an upper case letter.
Update: migrations
Django migrations are a painless way of managing the schema. A simple way to make changes to the models and have them reflected on the database. Applying migrations do not result in data from one server being moved to another. For that you need
./manage.py dumpdata > dumpfile.json
./manage.py loaddata dumpfile.json

Or you can use the posgresql COPY FROM/TO which is more efficient.

A: This will solve your issue:

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*First, run this from the terminal in your project root:
python3 manage.py dumpdata > dumpfile.json

*Then deploy it to Heroku. ( I assume you know this)

*After deploy, run this from the terminal in your project root:
heroku run bash
This will start the heroku bash in which you can see your hosted files by typing ls. Here you can now see the dumpfile.json
run python3 manage.py loaddata dumpfile.json and this will transfer all your objects to the Heroku database.
Also to view the same in your Django admin, you need to create superuser in the Heroku bash again and set up the credentials.
python3 manage.py createsuperuser
Then set the username, email and password.
Now you can go to your Django admin and verify the database objects transfer successfully.
Hope it helped!

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Home Entertainment Behind The Scenes of 'Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse'
Behind The Scenes of 'Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse'
Written by: Megan Maher
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is now an Academy Award winner! The feature is now available on Digital and on 4K Ultra HD Combo Pack, Blu-ray Combo Pack and will be available on DVD on March 19th.
Over the years, there have been several adaptations to the iconic comic series, Spider-Man, but Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is unlike any of its predecessors. One of the universal appeals of Spider-Man is the concept that Peter Parker could have been anyone, but Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse truly narrows in on that theme that, anyone can wear the mask. After getting a more in-depth look behind the scenes of Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse it became perfectly clear how all these beautiful elements came together to create a fresh and rich take on the iconic story of Spider-Man.
In one of the Bonus Materials included in the digital release, Phil Lord, writer, and producer shares that "it's a powerful idea that in order to be a hero you can still bring your spin to it, your personality, that uniqueness is what makes you great." This rings so true in regards to Miles Morales and the other Spider-Men that we fell in love with!
Phil Lord and Chris Miller (producer) kept that same energy when encouraging the Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse team to push the medium of animation to a place it has never gone before. I had the ultimate Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse experience when I got the opportunity to go to Sony Pictures Animation and get an accelerated master class for the making of the film from Story Artist – Denise Koyama, VFX Supervisor – Danny Dimian, and Head of Character Animation – Joshua Beveridge.
Denise Koyama – Story Artist
She shared with us that the storyboard artist is the first part of how a film gets made. Essentially, they are visualizing the written script for the director. Through their work, they are giving ideas to the director on how a sequence should run, the locations, and the characters acting.
The storyboard process goes as follows; project preparation, sequence launch, preparation for the sequence, draw it, pitch it to directors, and If it gets approved to send it over to editorials. Denise explained to us how much fun the preparation was with reading comics, watching films, etc. Her most challenging part of the process with any project is reading the script (she shared that as an artist she doesn't actually read a lot), but Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse was such a great script because she was able to visualize every scene as she read.
She shared the art of studying characters, particularly Miles. Not just how to draw characters, but understanding their personalities. For example, if you look at even a still image of Miles he is flowing, always in motion, even when he is standing still.
After reading the script and researching, the director chooses an artist to create a sequence launch. The artist is given about 3 pages of a script or sometimes just an outline. Considering a 120 plus page script, the task of storyboarding can seem overwhelming, but a Denise shared with us that she always starts with stick figures and post it notes. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse started with the process of visualizing a script with stick figures and post it, and then the final product became a fresh and rich academy award winning animation.
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VFX Supervisor – Danny Dimian
Danny shared with us that in his 25 years of his professional career, he has never had the freedom to do, what he had on Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. Early on in their process, the team decided that they wanted to maintain the spirit of the comic books. That meant three things when designing. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse needed to be their version of a printed comic book that could be moving, show the hand of the artist, and above all else, art over accuracy.
The aesthetics began to cultivate with the art department painting illustrations. Then the team was able to lock in a look and really hone in on the art over the realism. By choosing this path, the team was able to draw things for ultimate feeling, that may not at all be real. For example, in the scene when Miles as Spider-Man leaps off the building, New York City is framed around him for the ultimate impact of emotions. Design choices like these mixed in with the lights and shadows are what make the film more artistic rather than literal.
Danny shared that with the freedom to create and ability to "just go for it" the team still needed to create some rules so that everything felt consistent. One of the rules they established, which was also homage to the comic book was the importance and level of detail of the line work. The rule that I found to be the most intriguing was the teams choice to avoid things that are soft and smooth. For me, this is what most makes the film feel more like a moving comic than anything else. Most films use the lens to blur things out and focus on characters or objects to tell you where to look, but in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse they tried not to use the blur images. Instead, the RGB colors are actually misprinted and not aligned properly. This creates a smear rather than a blur effect. You will especially notice these smears if you freeze the film on any of the fast camera movement scenes.
Head of Character Animation – Joshua Beveridge
Joshua shared that one of the main reasons the team took these distinct risks was because they were trying to create a new look. They didn't want to call it a cartoon and they were not recreating reality, so they created a world which lived in-between the two. The team picked and chose their favorite things from both of those worlds. Then, they deconstructed the images from the art departments paintings and went to work!
Joshua also went into great detail about what makes Miles feel so fresh and new. The character animation department did a great job of not creating nostalgia within the character. Miles is a hero that shows skepticism. Once he is established as an artist and he begins to question his world it comes from a more thoughtful place. He is established as more of an introvert, a lot of his real problem solving happens in his own internal space. This is what exaggerates the difference between Miles and Peter in a sincere and honest way. However, what makes them both Spider-man is their low center of gravity, having the arch in their spine, and stretched out limbs.
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse created a new look and there are a plethora of things that make this animated universe stand out, from the line work to the smears, etc. However, I believe what ultimately makes this film's animation stand out is the freedom that the artist was able to take. They were able to create a visual language that put the hand of the artist at the forefront and allowed for the color, action, and emotion of the film to shine through!
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In a small pot, gently heat 2 cups of coconut milk with 1 teaspoon of golden paste.
Use a whisk to fully mix the paste into the milk.
Add vanilla, honey [or stevia], and cinnamon to taste.
Add water, turmeric, and black pepper in a small pot over medium to low heat and stir constantly for approximately 10 minutes. It should thicken into a paste.
Remove from heat and whisk in the virgin coconut oil thoroughly.
Let cool then scoop into a glass container with a lid and refrigerate for up to two weeks.
Once you've made your golden paste, you're ready to make golden milk.
P.S. I hope you sleep tight and don't let the bed bugs bite.


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Captain Bryan Roccucci (aka "Big Daddy") likes to split his time between Lake Almanor and Eagle Lake, and is known as one of the most highly regarded lake fishing guides in California.
This year's Indian Summer has been hanging on for an unusual length of time here in the foothills. At higher elevations, particularly on the east side of the mountains, it may be dry but the air temps act like winter is close at hand. It would be so convenient if really good trout fishing coincided with the warm weather months, but that is not the case.
Some of the best trout fishing of the year is now at Eagle Lake, a half hour north of Susanville and about four plus hours from home. Colin and I spent two days on Eagle Lake at the beginning of this week and we had the most productive trout fishing trip since Pyramid Lake in 2016.
This trip has been in the works for more than a month. We fished with two of the most experienced guides on Eagle Lake, Val Aubrey and Bryan Roccucci. At one point I had considered Lake Almanor and we booked accommodations at Quail Lodge near the dam on Almanor. The owner John Crotty is a guide and he has been taking his guests to Eagle Lake because the bite is so good.
The knock on Eagle Lake in November is the cold air trapped in the lake's basin. The first morning was 18 degrees and the second was 12 degrees just before day break.
There must be some unwritten rule to guiding that requires being on the water to catch the dawn regardless of air temps. Needless to say the dock was covered with frost and the boat windshield was iced over.
With air temps well below freezing and the lake water at 51 degrees, there was a fog rising from the lake in the still air. The only sounds were the water fowl diving and splashing as they chased the baitfish close to shore and the mutter of boat motors coming out of the mist.
Both mornings we headed up the east side of the lake where the shoreline drops rapidly into the lake and there is deep water close to the bank. The steep ridge also kept this part of the lake in the shade well in to the morning.
Eagle Lake is famous for trolling with flies in the fall season when the trout are feeding on minnows near the surface. The tell tale indicator of where the bait schools are, is the water fowl. Where you see the birds, the minnows are near by and so are the trout.
Val Aubrey spoke of a day in the last few weeks where every bird on the lake was working just one acre of water. She estimated that there were thousands of birds.
Below the surface the concentrations of trout were similar to what was happening on the surface. These rare occasions are epic with non stop action. This trip we only encountered scattered birds but our best results were always close to diving birds.
The bone chilling cold of dawn gave away to pleasant temps as the fog lifted and the sunshine poured into the boat. Eagle Lake is in the high desert and known for the winds that can put three foot waves on the water in a few short minutes. Were were fortunate to be there on two mild days with just a light breeze that rippled the surface in late morning.
This was a catch and release trip, not taking fish, just playing with them. With a couple exceptions all of the fish were released without removing them from the water. What makes Eagle Lake trout so famous is the weight they achieve in the course of just a few seasons.
A three pound trout which is common at Eagle is a rare trophy in most other lakes. These fish are well fed and strong swimmers. When an Eagle Lake strain rainbow is hooked, they pull hard. If a hard fighting fish in freshwater is your goal, Eagle Lake needs to be on your list.
Fall fishing at Eagle Lake is synonymous with trolling flies. The man responsible for popularizing this fishing style is Jay Fair who passed away a couple of years ago. In the 1980s he developed a style of fly that imitates bait fish. To this day the majority of fall anglers are fishing his flies. They are trolled at the surface with light tackle and no weight, an exciting way to fight a strong fish.
Eagle Lake will continue to fish well until it closes Dec. 31. Between now and then the weather will not get any warmer.
Be sure to dress well before you head out, it is worth the effort to go.


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John Spain c1781 - c1850
A labourer, John Spain, the 3 times great-grandfather of Nigel Horne, was born in Kent, England c. 17811 and was married twice, to Anne Sutton (on 30 Jun 1817 in Stourmouth, Kent) and Susanna Newport (in 1806 also in Stourmouth)3. He had 10 children: Jane, Susannah, Eliza, James, Ann, Henry, William, Charles, Stephen and Sarah. In 1841, he was living in Stourmouth, Kent1.
He died c. 1850 in Stourmouth, Kent2 (according to LDS there were two burials in 1850 in Stourmouth for men called John Spain. One on 6th Feb one on 5th Dec, it is likely one of them is this John Spain since Stourmouth is a small village.).
Jane was born c. 1818
Susannah was born in 1820
Eliza was born in 1825
James was born in 1827
Ann was born c. 16 Feb 1823
Henry was born on 23 Feb 1807
William was born on 30 Aug 1808
Charles was born on 8 Dec 1810
Stephen was born in 1813
Sarah was born c. 1814
1841 England Census Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2006.Original data - Census Returns of England and Wales, 1841. Kew, Surrey, England: The National Archives of the UK (TNA): Public Record Office (PRO), 1841. Data imaged from the National
England & Wales, FreeBMD Death Index: 1837-1915 Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2006.Original data - General Register Office. England and Wales Civil Registration Indexes. London, England: General Register Office. © Crown copyright. Published by permission of the Cont
Public Member Trees Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2006.Original data - Family trees submitted by Ancestry members.Original data: Family trees submitted by Ancestry members.
Listed in the residence for 1841, but spouse Anne Sutton is not


In another disgusting comment, a BJP MLA Brij Bhushan Rajput has uploaded a video on Facebook in which he openly said that he will stop Muslims from going to perform Haj in Mecca if the Ram temple in Ayodhya is not built.
In a fiery speech, he further added that after independence, Muslims were given Pakistan and moreover, India is the country of Hindus only.
According to him, Government should end reservation and Hajj subsidies granted to Muslims. BJP MLA called upon all Hindus to take a vow to construct Ram Mandir in Ayodhya.
He also spoke about the Amarnath Yatra terror attack saying the culprits should be killed.
He further questioned the judiciary system of India for not taking any actions against people like Owaisi.


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What's More Contagious Than Ebola in the US?
Posted 8:33 am, October 15, 2014, by CNN, Updated at 03:40PM, October 15, 2014
DALLAS, Texas — Kisha Bell walks into the Neighborhood Medical Center in Dallas complaining of abdominal pain. But she has a much more pressing concern weighing on her mind.
"Ebola — can you tell me, I guess, as far as like the symptoms?" she asks the doctor.
Ebola isn't spreading across the United States, but anxiety about the virus certainly is.
The epicenter is Dallas, where the country's first diagnosis and the first transmissions of Ebola were made.
Before this month, Dr. Martin McElya said he's never been asked about Ebola. Now he's fielding a wave of questions.
"I say, 'You're not going to get it from someone who sneezes across the room, or because you're sharing an airspace," McElya said. "It's going to require more of an intimate contact, and people seem relieved by that fact."
False alarms galore
But in the sky and on the ground, the fear persists.
And with the news Wednesday that a second health care worker tested positive for the virus at the Dallas hospital while tending to the now-deceased Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan, those fears are magnifying.
Five people with flu-like symptoms on a flight from Dubai to Boston were examined by workers in hazmat gear upon landing. It turns out none had the criteria for Ebola or had visited West Africa.
At Los Angeles International Airport, 40 firefighters responded to a plane from New York when a passenger had flu-like symptoms.
"It has turned out that there was some miscommunication," Los Angeles Fire Department Capt. Jaime Moore said. "This patient had been to the continent of Africa, but not near West Africa. As a matter of fact, it was South Africa."
And a hoaxer wearing a mask in Los Angeles exited a city bus saying, "Don't mess with me, I have Ebola."
The bus driver was rushed to a hospital. And police began a manhunt.
Spreading misinformation
On top of the false alarms, high-profile voices have spread misinformation about the disease.
Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal told the Marietta Daily Journal that the state's public health commission told him that "water kills the Ebola virus" and that her advice was to "wash your hands."
In fact, water alone does not kill Ebola. Chlorine and bleach do.
And singer Chris Brown suggested to his 13.7 million Twitter followers that the Ebola outbreak is intentional.
"I don't know … But I think this Ebola epidemic is a form of population control," he tweeted. "(Expletive) is getting crazy bruh."
According to a Washington Post/ABC News poll, 65% of Americans are somewhat or very concerned about the possibility of a widespread Ebola epidemic in the United States.
Eleven beds for the entire country
But some worry is understandable.
Of the thousands of hospitals in the United States, only four have biocontainment units and years of preparation in handling highly infectious disease like Ebola.
But between those four hospitals, there are only about 19 beds in the specialized areas: 10 at Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha; three at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta; three at Rocky Mountain Laboratories in Montana; and an estimated three at National Institutes of Health in Maryland.
Even the count of 19 beds may be deceiving, CNN's Drew Griffin said.
"The center director in Omaha says his staff could only realistically handle no more than two Ebola patients at a time," Griffin said. "That's because of the danger, the staffing and the waste removal necessary when you're treating any Ebola patient."
So that essentially means 11 beds for the entire country.
That, coupled with a slew of complaints from a nursing union, may seem troubling.
After nurse Nina Pham contracted Ebola while treating an Ebola patient, National Nurses United said there was no protocol in place on how to take care of such patients at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas.
On Wednesday, Texas state health officials said a second health care worker at the same hospital has tested positive for Ebola.
Reasons to calm down
But in the end, it's extremely difficult to get Ebola in the United States.
Unlike a cold or the flu, Ebola can't be spread until an infected person shows symptoms. And transmission requires direct contact with that person's bodily fluids.
Louisiana Attorney General Buddy Caldwell sought a temporary restraining order to block the disposal of incinerated waste from an Ebola patient's personal items at a Louisiana landfill.
But it's impossible to spread Ebola through anything that has been burned, infectious waste expert Dr. Gavin Macgregor-Skinner said.
"Incineration is going to kill the virus," he said. "That virus is dead. Now it is not infectious, it has no risk — zero risk — to the environment, to people, to anyone."
The United States is far better off than the three countries grappling the most with Ebola — Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea — where thousands of people have died from the virus this year.
Despite fledgling protocols on Ebola at American hospitals, medical facilities are better in the U.S.
Remember the anthrax scare?
Yet this kind of anxiety isn't new to the United States. Just take the anthrax scare from a decade ago.
"For a little while, people were freaking out about white powder, and that was costly," risk communications expert Peter Sandman said.
"People don't freak out about white powder anymore. They're used to that risk, and they take it in stride. People will take this one in stride, too but it takes a while."
A run on supplies
Back in Dallas, some medical supply stores have seen a spike in sales.
Jennifer Wilson of One Source Medical Solutions say the big sellers are the three Gs: goggles, gloves and isolation gown.
"Typically, we only have purchases from clinicians," she said. "We have everyday people coming in, saying, 'I just want to have them just in case.'"
At the Neighborhood Medical Center, McElya examines Bell.
"So, tell me. What makes the pain worse?"
"I think when I have something spicy," she replies.
It turns out Bell doesn't have Ebola. She'll be getting tested for a possible gallbladder condition.
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And I'm sure the two nurses had 'close personal "intimate" contact' with the infected patient. I'm not buying this this junk at all. Highly more contagious then they are saying.
iamjoespinkyfinger
Better go get some plastic and duct tape quick
Mary Isenhower
With the news that a second health care worker who treated the Ebola victim has now been diagnosed with the disease after a flight from Cleveland to Dallas possibly exposing 132 others, I am wondering why the medical workers on the case were not isolated for 21 days as a matter of protocol. Isn't that the rule that should be applied? Think people!
Seal the Texas borders, and let Texas handle the problem itself, tell Perry to put on a mask and gown and get ready to empty bedpans.
Oh wait, he's already made sure he's safe.
Comparing Ebola and the flu is stupid.
It obviously isn't nearly as hard to catch as they think it is since two nurses, you know, people trained to handle medical emergencies, caught it. They were taking strict precautions and still ended up with it.
And, even if you say that the flu is more contagious, and it kills more people…..in the US, we should still stop Ebola from being brought into the US!! We already have the flu, we don't need another deadly virus. And, the flu generally only kills those who are already weakened. Sounds like Ebola just kills, even young, healthy people.
You must not have read the other stories where they noted the deviation from those strict protocols and placed the blame on those deviations. But you're right, we need to stop allowing all foreigners into the country and all foreign made goods as well.
Time to seal the Texas borders.
Lori H.
The virus is airborne & has been for quite some time.
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2014/10/14/CIDRAP-Confirms-Ebola-Transmittable-by-Air
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96k on the clock. battling the hard cold starts. thinking it was the fuel pump, however, before dropping ~$1500 digging a little deeper.
the symptom is hard cold start by excessive cranking before eventual start. the excessive cranking takes a few seconds. seems to happen after sitting over night. does not seem to be an issue after sitting for a couple of hours or immediate restart.
after engine shut off, the pressure will drop to the "after sitting" numbers above within about 5 minutes. i have not checked the pressure in the morning. however, i don't think it can drop much more. -11 kpa is -1.5 psi, i assume this is relative pressure. i'm at 6000 ft and absolute atmospheric pressure is approximately 12 psi, so at the rail, i'm pretty close to atmospheric pressure at my elevation.
1. does anybody have fuel pressure numbers documented for comparison to mine?
2. has anybody had an issue with pins on the cem?
3. how do you remove the cem in this model?
basically a 3 kpa rise. i attribute this to the car being parked on an inclined driveway with the front down. 3 kpa is 1' of h2o, that is close given the density of gas to water.
the car started right up this morning, no excessive cranking. making me question the issue of a check valve in a fuel pump.
can somebody with a p3 and no starting issues check your fuel pressures? this would be great to compare. thanks.
for those of you that may be battling this issue, stepping on the brake will cycle the fuel pump. you can hear the pump run and you can hear the relay cycle under the glove box. seems to be a bandaid.
perhaps old news, thought i would share.
If you hear the fuel pump running when you first step on the brake. It means the fuel is being sucked back into the tank when the car is turned off. It is only an inconvenience. The cure is a new fuel pump.


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The reverse side is maker marked 'Fec W E Peekhaus Berlin FLL'. Has a wide horizontal pin back. Awarded for 30 days close combat.
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MIT engineers create glove that mitigates hand tremors from Parkinson's
By Jessica Hall on January 19, 2016 at 9:11 am
Quality of life is supremely important for people who have diseases like Parkinson's, which is a fatal genetic disorder that currently has no cure. During med school, Faii Ong met a 103-year-old Parkinson's patient covered in soup, and asked why the nurses weren't helping her. They responded, "there's nothing we can do." The medications for Parkinson's don't work forever, the nurses explained, and beyond a certain point they don't help much at all, leaving little the nurses could help with.
Galvanized into action, Ong went to work. Within two years, he and a "crack team of engineers, designers and medics" have gone on to win the first inaugural £10,000 F-factor prize and produce the GyroGlove: a wearable device designed to mitigate the hand tremors suffered by Parkinson's patients.
Diagram of the GyroGlove's innards. Credit: GyroGear
The GyroGlove is a cordless thin-and-light wearable hand stabilizer. It's powered by a battery, with a tiny integrated controller that drives a precession hinge and turntable, and a responsive gyroscope . The gyroscope isn't a detector — it's an effector. And it has to move "silently and reliably at thousands of RPM." With a motion disorder like Parkinson's, the impedance of a person's normal movements is a major detractor from quality of life. That's why the device has to be so light, and why the gyroscope has to rotate so fast: It must be responsive in real time to the wearer's moving hands, without encumbering their movements and making the solution more onerous than the problem.
The way it works isn't rooted in technological bells and whistles, but instead in straight-up rotational kinematics: a new application of a well-established principle. "Mechanical gyroscopes are like spinning tops: they always try to stay upright by conserving angular momentum," Ong explains. "My idea was to use gyroscopes to instantaneously and proportionally resist a person's hand movement, thereby dampening any tremors in the wearer's hand." Testers report that using the device is like plunging a hand into thick syrup: motion is free, and slower. Benchtop research showed that the GyroGlove was capable of reducing hand tremors by 90%.
The GyroGlove uses a gyroscope not unlike the control moment gyroscope used on the International Space Station, the one that allows it to pivot in space without using fuel. It's simple, easy to manufacture, and it can be made very small. This low-overhead application is why the GyroGlove's power pack can be so thin and light: it doesn't require a big battery to do what it does.
While there are still some bugs to be worked out concerning weight and noise, Ong's team is now in the process of getting the device manufactured; they expect the device will cost about $700 US when it's released, hopefully by the end of this year.
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Socks are the very bane of my life. The Boy's socks more than anyone else's.
The Tween, in secondary school, is trussed daily into 40 denier black tights regardless of the weather. The TeenTwins, having left school, barely get out of their onesies long enough to trouble the sock drawer, but The Boy wears socks every day. He needs socks and I need them to be in pairs. And they are never in pairs.
I don't know whether the washing machine eats them or The Boy eats them, but his collection of socks has grown ever singular. At the last count, there was 17 solo socks in his sock drawer. Seventeen. Seven. Teen.
It was then I had a brainwave.
My thought processes ran thus: If I buy lots of socks of the same pattern, there will always be a pair of matching socks. So I did. I bought lots of black socks and then I bought some patterned socks, three packs of the same patterned socks and proceeded to feel quite smug.
I'll tell what can go wrong. There may always a pair of socks to hand of a morning, but because there are many, many pairs of the same socks it's hard to tell if the socks The Boy has on one day are different socks from the socks he had on the day before.
But it was only, while excavating a small mountain of Lego and penguins, I discovered the full horror of my sock strategy. I unearthed a small hoard of socks, all matching and in pairs admittedly, but far too clean to have gone through the daily rigours of The Boy's life.
I looked at The Boy's grubby sock clad feet, I looked at the hoard of perfectly clean, unworn, unsullied socks. I looked at The Boy's feet again. I looked at The Boy.
Five days he'd gone in the same pair of socks. FIVE DAYS. He was even proud about it.
Tomorrow I'm buying more socks, in many, many colours.
Oh, that deserves an award. Go The Boy.


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Letter from the Caribbean #1
Jonathan Ray gets a taste for rum but knows when it's time to stop.
Excitement in the Caribbean concerning Prince Harry's impending visit to the region is definitely rising. Flags and bunting are being hung left, right and centre and as I left Antigua airport this morning, en route to St. Kitts and Nevis, there was an honour guard of soldiers being put through their paces on the tarmac. Taking the proffered salute was a stout gentleman on a rather modest dais looking far from regal with his high-vis yellow jacket and clipboard. I think it's fair to say that everyone still needs a bit more practice.
But who cares? Prince Harry – here to represent the Queen on a tour that coincides with three Caribbean countries celebrating milestone independence anniversaries – will be given the warmest of welcomes to this glorious part of the world. And he has a tough schedule ahead of him. He starts off in Antigua and Barbuda on 20th November before heading to St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Grenada, Barbados and Guyana. I just hope he's brought his drinking boots. He'll need them.
After all, the Caribbean is synonymous with rum. You can't think of one without the other and locals get through formidable amounts of the stuff. Visitors are expected to pull their weight too. I've been in the Caribbean for a week now, island hopping here and there, and have drunk more rum in the last seven days than I have in the last seven years. And I always prided myself for drinking a fair bit of it at home.
Rum is any spirit made from sugar cane and its derivatives using either a pot still or a column still (Mount Gay famously uses both) and it is produced all along the equator wherever sugar cane is grown. The rum made in and around the Caribbean, though, is the best and most prized. Rum made on 'French' islands – known as rhum agricole – is distilled from sugar cane juice; rum made on 'British' islands (what we call rum and the French sometimes call rhum industriel) is distilled from molasses, a by-product of sugar production.
Nobody is sure where the name 'rum' originated from. Lisette Davis, owner of Grenada's Rumboat Retreat and all-round rum expert reckons it comes either from saccharum officinarum, the Latin term for the genus of tall-growing grass of which sugar cane is a member or from the old English term 'rumbullion' meaning great.
During my few days in Barbados I visited the oldest rum distillery in the world (the mighty Mount Gay, founded in 1703) and the beautiful St. Nicholas Abbey whose tiny production is much sought after. And in Grenada I visited both the extraordinary River Antoine (pron: ann-twine), still using its original 250 year-old equipment including its vast water wheel (the oldest in the Caribbean), and Clarke's Court, the island's leading distillery, in operation for a mere 80 years but producer of very tasty rums indeed including one of my favourites – Old Grog.
During my travels through Grenada, Barbados and St. Kitts and Nevis, I discover that almost all the rum drunk locally is white rum, most of which has come straight off the still and been bottled and hasn't been aged in oak barrels picking up colour as it does so. There are some very fine aged white rums, it's true, but most are simple fare, ideal for mixing in cocktails or drinking with Coca Cola or neat with chasers.
Some white rum is sold in plastic flagons in rum shops and the supermarkets where a gallon of rum is considerably cheaper than a bottle of crap imported wine such as Blossom Hill or Turning Leaf.
Most rum is around 40% ABV (alcohol by volume) although River Antoine's rum is famously powerful at 75% ABV (the label laconically terms it 'Slightly Overproof Rum') so potent, in fact, that it is deemed too combustible to be carried on aeroplanes. They therefore sell another version which is simply the same rum watered down to a permissible 69% ABV. More than enough to make anyone's hair curl.
Although visitors to the Caribbean tend to drink their rum in cocktails or punches, of which I've had more than my fair share this week, locals drink it neat in the many rum shops or shacks that dot the islands. The custom is to buy it by the bottle (not necessarily 75cl, smaller sizes are permissible) and you will be served a bowl of ice alongside it and a couple of glasses and are expected to knock the rum back neat, followed by a shot of water or Coke, Sprite or even beer.
I've tried rum every which way the last few days and can proudly boast of having survived not only River Antoine's Slightly Overproof Rum but also the formidable Killer Bee cocktail as served at Sunshine's on the beach at Nevis. They say that one Killer Bee is never enough and that two are too many and it doesn't take a genius to work out that there is one massive sting in this cocktail's tail.
In Barbados I had a fine evening 'liming' with some locals (that's to say chatting late into the night and drinking far, far too much Mount Gay Black Barrel). I decided to call it a night only when my even more inebriated host offered to drive me back to my hotel. The trouble is that, notoriously, in this land of heavy rum drinkers there are no laws at all against drink driving and I was just sober enough to realise that I was far better off walking than cadging a lift. I made my excuses and left.
Next time, I'll tell you more about my very favourite rums and will give you some excellent cocktail recipes to make at home. Till then.
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The Bible offers real hope for our lives now—and forever! But we face formidable foes along the way. Here are five enemies and strategies for combating them.
Without God, there is no hope. But with Him we have a solid hope that can serve as "an anchor of the soul, both sure and steadfast" (Hebrews 6:19).
The Bible gives us some practical advice about how to protect our hope and grow in hope. Let's consider five dangers to hope that Christians can face and how, with God's help, we can defeat them.
1. Focusing on the negative.
Many scriptures warn about the dangers of grumbling and complaining (1 Corinthians 10:10; Jude 1:16). Complaining and focusing on the negative can become a downward spiral, causing us to forget the blessings in our lives and attract more negativism from those around us. Those who are affected by our negativity might choose to avoid us, undermining our support structure. And those who are willing to hang around us might be people who are also complainers and pessimists. Instead of building each other up, we can get into a cycle of tearing each other down.
Then in verse 8 Paul tells us to focus on positive and praiseworthy things. When we meditate on things that are true, lovely and of good report, we are training our minds to think like God thinks.
A few verses later, Paul also gives additional countermeasures to protect us from negativity: "I have learned in whatever state I am, to be content: I know how to be abased, and I know how to abound. Everywhere and in all things I have learned both to be full and to be hungry, both to abound and to suffer need. I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me" (verses 11-13).
Following Paul's instructions and example will help us reverse a negative mind-set and grow in hope.
If we look to political leaders, business leaders, educational leaders—even friends and family—as the ones we pin our hopes on, we will be disappointed.
God gives us a powerful contrast in Jeremiah 17. "Thus says the LORD: 'Cursed is the man who trusts in man and makes flesh his strength, whose heart departs from the LORD'" (verse 5). The next verse explains that those who trust in man are like plants trying to grow in parched desert lands.
God knows the human heart, and it is deceitful and "desperately wicked" (verse 9). We humans are not able to solve our own problems.
On the other hand, "blessed is the man who trusts in the LORD, and whose hope is the LORD. For he shall be like a tree planted by the waters, which spreads out its roots by the river, and will not fear when heat comes; but its leaf will be green, and will not be anxious in the year of drought, nor will cease from yielding fruit" (verses 7-8).
So we must not give top priority to or get caught up in any human-devised solution to our problems. These will disappoint and sap our hope. We must trust in the God who can truly fix things instead.
3. Slipping away from God.
God warns that we can "drift away" and "neglect" the hope of the great salvation God offers (Hebrews 2:1, 3). This drift and neglect can start with the cares of this life, the constant distractions that steal time away from our regular contact with God. What comes up that cuts into our time for prayer and Bible study?
Then there is the danger of a general weariness with doing good, as we can sometimes feel burned-out and unappreciated. These and other excuses can cause us to weaken our attachment to the true vine.
Jesus gave us a powerful warning and a solution to prevent slipping away from God in John 15: "I am the vine, you are the branches. He who abides in Me, and I in him, bears much fruit; for without Me you can do nothing" (verse 5). The following verse describes the terrible results of not being connected to God.
We must stay attached to the vine. We must stay in constant contact with God.
4. Allowing guilt to cut us off from the Source of our hope—our Father and our Savior.
Repentance is not just a one-time thing. We must continue to strive to avoid sin, but also to recognize when we do sin, and then to humbly repent.
This last enemy we will look at is a big one. When we go through challenges and difficulties, they can sap our strength, our resilience and our hope. We can feel that God is not hearing or answering our prayers.
The book of Job clearly portrays a man going through severe trials and wondering why God will not answer His prayers.
In his anguish Job cried out, "He breaks me down on every side, and I am gone; my hope He has uprooted like a tree" (Job 19:10).
In the end, Job realized that God does hear and He does care. He will do the most important thing for us: redeem us from the death penalty we have earned for our own sins! He always has our eternal best interests in mind.
God does hear us. And He answers.
There are different answers. Sometimes we may discover (by Bible study or by wise counsel) that our prayer was asked amiss—not according to God's will.
No, but I have something better in store for you.
Seemingly unanswered prayers are not proof we lack faith. Instead, they are faith-building exercises—part of the tough basic training we must go through now to prepare us to be eternal, powerful kings helping in the Kingdom of God. It is preparation to be transformed into the complete image and likeness of God—to be children of God!
"And we know that all things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are the called according to His purpose" (Romans 8:18, 23-25, 28).
We encourage you to read all of Romans 8 to more fully understand how God's Spirit helps us see beyond the present troubles into the glorious future God has lovingly prepared for us.
And we must consider this: If God immediately granted all that we asked, we would not experience the trials that produce the beautiful, golden character of God in us.
The apostle Peter wrote about this in 1 Peter 1:6-9. "In this you greatly rejoice, though now for a little while, if need be, you have been grieved by various trials, that the genuineness of your faith, being much more precious than gold that perishes, though it is tested by fire, may be found to praise, honor, and glory at the revelation [second coming] of Jesus Christ, whom having not seen you love.
Even our darkest moments are just a launching pad for the wonderful potential God has for us.
What a wonderful God we serve! He loves us and gives us a sure hope. This hope does not disappoint. This hope can be an anchor for our souls. This hope can motivate and inspire us.
May God give you the help and hope you need—and may the fulfillment of that hope come soon!


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A team of 70+ offering plumber services, grab hire, and full turn-key excavation and reinstatement services in the Scarborough area.
After significant expansion in the past 2-3 years Murphy Utilities Ltd now provides mechanical and civil services across the Yorkshire region. We engage upwards of 70 people, with a wide breadth of experience, supported by a fleet of 50 vehicles. Offering a full turn-key excavation and reinstatement service to our clients predominantly based in the electric sector, our growing size is enabling us to provide consistent service delivery to all our commercial partners. We have also recently expanded our capacity to offer domestic and commercial plumbing and heating services.
ISO9001 Certified
Scarborough and Humberside sites
Seventy staff and fifty vehicles
The people behind Murphy Utilities
Steve Murphy - Managing Director
Steve started the company in 2011 and is still at the forefront of everything we do today. In his role as MD, he now performs a strategic role for the company, overseeing the performance of our contracts and mapping the route forward. A qualified plumber by trade, Steve has acquired a large amount of experience at a young age in guiding Murphy Utilities from small beginnings to being a market leader in our locality. 10 years in, his passion for the company remains evident day to day. Away from the business, Steve is a keen golfer when he can eke out any spare time in between work and his young family.
Louis Turner - General Manager
Louis joined Murphy Utilities in 2020 a matter of days before the first lockdown; not so much a baptism of fire as a baptism of bedroom-based working. Initially starting as HR Manager, his role has evolved significantly in the last 18 months. Working closely with Steve, Louis oversees every aspect of the company, from HR, health and safety through to business development and marketing. Formally qualified in both HR and health and safety, his background is in HR consultancy providing him with a wide breadth of experience in different industries. In his spare time, he is a keen football fan and adjudicator in tussles between his young son and ginger cat, Tiger.
Jamie Sanderson - Contract Delivery Manager
Jamie's career with us began in 2018 inauspiciously. At a career crossroads after spending several years as a master technician mechanic, Steve invited Jamie to 'help out' for a short period and three years later he is still here, a pivotal member of the team. His core role is to ensure performance and continuity of works on our various contracts, liaising with the end client and driving productivity. Jamie's influence is felt at every level of the company and his eye for detail is an attribute that displays its value daily. Currently in the midst of home improvements, his weekends are mostly spent up a ladder or with paint brush in hand.
Kate Johnson - Financial Controller
A recent addition to the team, Kate has already had a positive and significant influence on the finance team. Kate came to Murphy Utilities with an interesting and diverse CV encompassing everything from running her own successful business to working in senior finance roles within large companies. She is now bringing all this experience to bear with us, providing a strategic finance guide whilst also focusing on efficiencies within the business. We are excited to see where this work will take us. Outside of work Kate juggles her time between children at university, school governorship and maintaining a busy social calendar.
James Gibson - Murphy Plant Hire Manager
James is our go-to man for anything hire based and is here to help from 6am every morning until 4pm. James comes from a construction background, plying his trade in the concrete industry prior to joining us at Murphy Utilities. He looks after all our internal fleet and plant whilst also heading up our hire service. Always ready to help and with a can-do attitude, let us know your requirement today and James will be in touch ASAP. Away from work, James likes anything with an engine, particularly the two wheeled variety. This in between spending time with young family, a busy man!
We are proud Scarborians and are always keen to reinvest and support the local community.
Head count
Northern Powergrid via J.Murphy & Sons, Yorkshire Water
The company began in 2011 with Steve Murphy, his Dad and one other employee. Predominantly working on water contracts on behalf of Yorkshire Water, Steve was 'on the tools' putting in long days and weeks to kick start the business whilst working weekends to ensure the wheels kept turning in these early stages. The emphasis had very much been on building a secure and long-term business with steady growth throughout the 2010s until an opportunity presented itself in 2018 to take a propulsive step forward which also brought with it major risk.
The company agreed to take on the electrical faults contract on behalf of Northern Powergrid and J.Murphy & Sons Limited, both in the huge North Yorkshire and Wolds Area and Humberside. This was a reactive contract, meaning a Murphy Utilities team would carry out an excavation if there was an electrical fault in the ground, allowing NPG engineers to repair the fault prior to a separate MU team reinstating the excavation. It was a step into the unknown, but equally was a one-time opportunity to take the business to the next level.
The practicalities meant hugely increasing the number of staff in both Scarborough and a new area in Hull, a massive investment in vehicles and equipment whilst negotiating the impact this would have on the existing business. New premises in the Humberside region would have to be secured also. This was all achieved at the age of 28.
In the recent past, Murphy Utilities, like all businesses, have negotiated the challenges of Covid-19, and it has come out the other side a stronger business. When the pandemic commenced in March 2019, Murphy Utilities staff were designated as keyworkers, playing an important role in maintaining the critical national infrastructure. This role was quite simply playing our part to ensure the water kept flowing and electricity stayed connected. Ensuring the business continued to operate at pre pandemic levels was the major challenge in the face of supplier shortages and significant staff isolation periods.
Not only did the company achieve this, but as we tentatively look to the future Murphy Utilities has 50% more staff now than when the pandemic commenced. This was achieved through navigating the challenges of the last 18 months whilst having the foresight that the world has changed and so should the business to maintain its position and solidify it.
This is not to say that Murphy Utilities has been inwards looking throughout this period. We are proud Scarborians and are always keen to reinvest and support the local community. The pandemic has not deterred this. In recent times Murphy Utilities has bought a significant amount of equipment for a local football club and support charities with time and donations.
One of the proudest moments for the company was partnering with Askew/Brook, Anglo American and other local businesses to provide free meals to children in late 2020 during half-term. It was fantastic to join like-minded people and support the local community which we care deeply about.
Fast forward to autumn 2021 and Murphy Utilities continues to strengthen its position, engaging 70 staff on a full-time basis and looking forward to a bright future post-COVID.


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Moby Dick: class summary
We began our discussion thinking about Queequeg. We talked briefly about Geoffrey Sanborn's "Melville's Furious Life." We discussed Queequeg's greatness and the potential optimism it suggests, and we considered an alternative reading of Moby Dick that revolves around Queequeg and not the usual suspects. This led us to question the "centrality" of his character: is he marginal? We then suggested that there was something lacking in Sanborn's reading and concluded that it could have been more complete if it had compared Queequeg to the other marginal characters in the novel (Tashtego, Dagoo and, especially, Fedallah—whose portrait we then examined). We wondered what made these other characters less eminent than Queequeg, and suggested that perhaps Melville was not in favour of 19th century Chinese mercantilism, basing this claim on Melville's bleak portrayal of Fedallah.
Afterwards we considered the "distributive possibilities" of the whale, and decided that each character has a different view of its stakes. Ishmael has a more visceral, tactile, democratic (and perhaps humane view) of what the whale has to offer—a conclusion we arrived to after carefully discussing the "squeeze, squeeze" passage. We suggested that the whale's whiteness was Ahab's stake, but also intimated the possibility that for Ahab the whale could not be broken-up—a direct consequence of his all-or-nothing way of seeing the world. This led us to a more profound discussion of Ahab's monomania, which we concluded was an inefficient yet all-encompassing engine that absorbs everything and relents nothing.
Intermittently we discussed the coupling of characters in the novel. This led us to an extensive comparison between Pip and Ahab. We argued that if Ahab has a totalizing view of the world, Pip's view is totally unaccounted for in the world. The latter lacks the subjectivity that the former has in excess ("who's seen Pip the coward?"). We also briefly discussed the pre-historical ambitions of the novel, as well as the symbolic importance of the circle and the line


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The "Egidio Feruglio" Paleontology Museum turns 25 years old
Today, the Mef celebrates 25 years since it was first open, at an old building in downtown Trelew, Patagonia. From that moment, this Institution has grown beyond its exhibitions, becoming an internationally recognized center of scientific activities considered unique of its type in South America.
Patagonia is a land worldwide known for its fossil fields, so vast and rich, that have been of interest for generations of paleontologists. And it is here, in Trelew city, where the MEF has taken, for the last 25 years, the commitment of protecting, investigating and sharing Patagonia´s paleontological richness.
The Museum´s History
The story begins in 1988, when the authorities from the City Hall in Trelew create the "Egidio Feruglio" Museum of Natural Sciences, giving it an institutional support together with the National Research Council Scientific and Technical (CONICET in Spanish). In September 1990, the "Egidio Feruglio" Foundation is created, with the aim of supporting and promoting science through the Museum´s work, and towards the consolidation of Patagonia´s paleontology as a whole. Thus, with great effort from these Institutions, the first Museum headquarters were inaugurated in December 28th the same year, at an old building in downtown Trelew (today, home to the City Cultural Center).
Since that moment, the Museum kept growing and gaining experience; hence, it came the time to foresee a whole renewal of the Institution, which got crystallized in 1999 whit the inauguration of its current headquarters, equipped with laboratories, offices, a library, a modern Auditorium and a wide exhibition area.
The year after that, the Mef signs an agreement with the Secretary of Culture from Chubut Province which provides the regulations for paleontological collecting and research, and by middle 2004, the Mef is recognized as an Associated Unit with the National Research Council Scientific and Technical (CONICET). These facts reinforce the Institutional support for the Museum´s work, placing it as a mentor in paleontological research from Patagonia.
MEF inauguration. December 28 of 1990
Mef: reference for scientific development and dissemination.
Researchers, scholars and students dedicate to investigation in different disciplines, teaming up with specialized Technicians and the international scientific community. Due to this interaction, and the numerous field trips developed, the scientific knowledge of Patagonia keeps growing. An example to this, and also one of the most important discoveries made in the last 20 years, are the fossils from the largest dinosaur known in the world until the present, recently found in Chubut Province.
The Mef Collection currently holds 27000 fossil pieces collected during a bit more than 2 decades, being one of the Collections with the fastest growing rate in the country, and a faithful exponent of the Museum´s continuous work.
Its permanent exhibition, designed under a modern conception, has become a touristic attraction which congregates hundreds of visitors from different parts of the country and the world, enhancing the dissemination of the Mef scientific achievements.
These past 25 years have developed through hundreds of field trips made in Patagonia and other parts of the world, the organization of conferences, lectures and scientific meetings, travelling exhibitions, educational activities for schools and entertaining ones for the family, special visits and countless scientific and institutional achievements. Assembling public resources with a self-governing model, and attracting support from different organizations and corporations, the "Egidio Feruglio" Paleontology Museum is today a reference for scientific development and dissemination, having set the basis to project itself towards the future.
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Gordon Breaks, Morgan Takes Pro Cup Motor Mile Win
Two past champions of the CARS X-1R Pro Cup Series, Benny Gordon and J.P. Morgan, know that racing involves a lot of skill but often times a lot of good luck as well to be successful. With both cars strong at Motor Mile Speedway Saturday night, it took a late, freak suspension failure on Gordon's machine to hand the victory to J.P. Morgan. Morgan, the 2012 Pro Cup champion, earned his first victory of 2014 as well as his first career victory at the high-banked oval in Radford, Virginia.
"Any time you finally get in victory lane at any track is awesome," said an excited Morgan as he climbed out of his car, "but Motor Mile is such an awesome facility. I love this track; it's one of those tracks you want to win at. We've worked hard here, and we've come so close. It's just unbelievable."
Benny Gordon was strong at Motor Mile. (Speed51.com photo)
The story for much of the evening looked as though it would be Benny Gordon, the 2008 Pro Cup champion, who is making his return to the tour this summer after taking the last three seasons off. After Caleb Holman led the first few laps from the pole position Saturday night, Gordon went into the lead at lap 30 and looked as though he would not be seriously challenged again.
Morgan came to second late in the first half of the race, making a serious run at Gordon coming to the halfway break but never finding his way in front. Then, the halfway redraw favored Gordon. He drew the 1st pill while Morgan found himself restarting 5th. Slowly pulling away from new second place man Dalton Hopkins on the restart, Gordon was well in command with a dozen laps to go when Morgan freed himself of both Hopkins and Holman and went to work running down Gordon. While it did appear as though Morgan was going to make it a honest race for Gordon, it simply didn't appear as though he would get there.
That changed drastically with about five laps to go, when Gordon's car started to wobble through the corners, ultimately letting Morgan come by as they took the two to go signal. Gordon stopped in the next corner with a tie rod failure, a very rare issue to see in racing, usually the result of a bolt not being properly tightened before the race.
Gordon's stopped car brought out a yellow, but Holman was unable to mount a serious challenge on Morgan on the green-white-checkered, giving Morgan his 14th career Pro Cup triumph.
"About fifty to go, I started to feel the car vibrate a little in the right front," Gordon told 51 after the race as his team looked at the car on jackstands. "But it didn't seem to affect the handling that much. The car was money, it was right on all night long. But then the next to last lap the outer tie rod worked its way out of the spindle and fell out."
Despite being understandably dejected, Gordon says he is happy to be back with the Pro Cup circuit. He returned for their last race at Memphis, but never really contended in the race before settling for fifth. His team took notice at just how tough the Pro Cup circuit, despite struggling in the car count department, is with the quality of the teams that race week in and week out.
"There's ten cars here that are really quality cars and it definitely isn't a cakewalk," commented Gordon, "We came here and we tested hard to make sure we could run well here tonight."
Despite acknowledging the victory came down to a failure on Gordon's car, Morgan believed his car measured up to Gordon's all night long.
"In the first run, I just felt him [Gordon] out a little bit. And his car did the same thing [pushing bad late in a run]. I knew that if I just waited my time and waited my time, I could get him. I raced Caleb there a really long time and it was a lot of fun, but I thought we might have missed our chance. But when I got there [to second] and I saw the intervals shrinking, I knew we had a chance."
Runner-up Holman added after the race "there was nothing else I could do [on that last restart]. My only prayer was to get him in that first corner there. We kicked it into fourth gear and my car [the tires] spun a little. It's hard, but it'll feel a whole let better in the morning finishing second."
Holman wanted to win the Motor Mile race especially badly as it is the home track for his Henderson Motorsports team as well as a track they've never had much luck at. The runner-up finish only marks his second top-ten finish there.
The X-1R Pro Cup Series rolls to Myrtle Beach Speedway for their next race on June 28th. The series will be giving away scores of free tickets to the race which you will be able to pick up at multiple Myrtle Beach locations soon. Check out CARSProCup.com for more information this upcoming week for more information.
— By Tim Quievryn // Speed51.com Correspondent // @thethirdturn
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That time of year where we gather around the table with our families (most of which we don't like) and give thanks for the blessings we have been bestowed in our lives. We stuff ourselves silly with all the turkey, stuffing and pie we can handle, and then, just as fast, many will make their ways to the stores and some of the worst portrayals of humanity will be on full display as Black Thursday/ Friday shopping ensues.
As hockey fans, especially here in Pittsburgh, we have much to be thankful for. Admittedly we have become a little spoiled and, at times, can forget just how different things could have been had fortune not favoured the bold....and the lucky.
So let's give some thanks shall we?
Give thanks to the city of Pittsburgh. You showed the NHL that the city could support a professional hockey team and have been rewarded handsomely.
Give thanks to the past, those teams that struggled to keep the team relevant.
Give thanks to the likes of Eddie Johnston and "Badger" Bob Johnson for their tireless efforts to make the club better.
Give thanks for Mario Lemieux. For his career, his vision, and for keeping the team right where it belongs. Give thanks for Jaromir Jagr and his epic flow, and his charismatic goal scoring.
Give thanks for the characters, that bring life to a team. For Phil Bourque, Chris Kunitz, Matt Cullen and Asst. Coach Mark Recchi. For Marc Andre Fleury and his pranks, Hal Gill for his chirps, and Matt Cooke with his... colorful nature.
Give thanks for Pascal Dupuis, who showed us that sometimes being brave means giving up something you love and that family comes before anything.
Be thankful for charity, and all the good the organization does for others. The smiles they bring to children, both healthy and less so. For the warm clothing and meals they provide to those in need, and the respect they give to our many veterans.
Be thankful for postseasons, some teams will never see them. Be thankful for June, and game sixes on the road.
Be thankful for 1991, 1992, 2009, 2016 and 2017 and even the years in between. Out of the darkness comes light, and the Pens are one of the brightest beacons of the NHL.
Be thankful for Wilkes and for Wheeling. Without them, there are no call ups. Without them, there may not have been back to back Cup championships.
Be thankful for the old as well as the new. For bygone eras and the outlook of the future.
Finally, be thankful for yourselves, the fans. Be thankful that you have this team. Be thankful that you aren't Flyers fans. Be thankful for all that the Penguins have been, for all that they are, and for all that they will be.


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Time administration is all about coordinating your motion to succeed in a aim. The target of this exercise can be to utilize your time (and power) for the utmost accomplished; time path is utilized to optimize your effectivity. It would not specify the aim of your job, nonetheless.
The measures of a technique to attain a goal depends upon the intention, not the basics of group. The technique is geared in the direction of making a change, in the direction of shifting from the place you might be to the place you wish to be. A step of this system is judged not solely by the productiveness of the motion however from the outcomes of the exercise; does the exercise transfer me in the direction of my aim or not?
Purpose preparation could be accomplished a lot of distinct methods. You'll be able to work backwards, starting with the intention and figuring out what must be accomplished with a view to accomplish that aim, then figuring out what precisely are accomplished to perform these conditions, and so forth. It is potential to separate and conquer, during which you select the intention, cut up it into sections, and apply each considered one of these parts. You need to use trial and error, during which you take a look at your current scenario, find one thing that you are able to do, and see whether or not you progress in the direction of your goal. You'll be able to use totally different methods too. The key is that irrespective of your technique, your actions are part of an even bigger effort, to get to the intention.
Time administration begins with the current assortment of actions and produces a plan of actions to execute these duties. It's potential to method your actions as a document of actions, or as actions to position to a every day program, and even because the needs to be fulfilled via every week's program. The bottom line is each motion is checked out independently, and likewise the only real larger goal you consider is the overall use of your personal time. Whereas aim preparation is clearly focused on the potential (attaining the goal), path is clearly targeted on the present and future (how do I be environment friendly with these jobs).
Time administration is not intrinsically priceless. Merely organizing your motion, managing your actions, would not embrace any worth to the actions and actions. The administration of time is geared in the direction of making you a way more priceless and useful particular person, however perhaps not the actions themselves.
The actions that you just take to attain a goal have their very own worth, no matter whether or not the intention is attained. Each step in the direction of a intention is a step forward. You turn into extra treasured not by getting extra profitable and efficient however by turning into a greater particular person. The value of the actions of a technique to attain a intention relies on the worth of their goal, not from the worth of your personal productiveness.
So time path and the technique to succeed in a goal aren't comparable. However, time administration is a potent instrument that can help you accomplish the actions essential to succeed in a goal. Using excellent time management can transfer you radically in the direction of your goal.


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Guy Burgess is the most important, complex and interesting of The Cambridge Spies – immortalised in plays such as Alan Bennett's An Englishman Abroad and Julian Mitchell's Another Country – yet there has never been a proper biography of him – until now.
In Stalin's Englishman, Andrew Lownie presents a completely new picture of Guy Burgess. Drawing on thirty years of research in archives around the world, close connections with the Intelligence Community in Britain and the US, hitherto secret files and interviews with over a hundred people who knew Burgess, most of whom have never spoken before.
It charts his life from naval cadet and Eton schoolboy to brilliant Cambridge undergraduate, from BBC producer, diplomat and agent working for both MI5 and MI6 to his lonely tragic-comic exile in Russia and reveals how he was recruited and who he, in turn, recruited as well as the secrets he passed to the Russians from before WW2 up to his flight into exile behind the Iron Curtain in 1951.


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