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Alick Slater Beadsworth
Name Alick Slater Beadsworth
Corps Leicester Regiment, 2nd Battalion, D Coy., formerly 3rd regiment 9907
Date/Place of entry Leicester
Date of death 15 May 1915 Killed in Action
Memorial/Grave Le Touret Memorial, Panel 11
Alick (he was registered as Alick but some records give Alec/Aleck) Slater Beadsworth (also Beedsworth/Beesworth) was born in the spring of 1891 in Aylestone, where his parents William and Elizabeth Beedsworth lived in Saffron Lane. William was first cousin to the nine children of Antony Beedsworth of Cottingham.
Since 1873 William, a shoe finisher, had been legally married to another woman, Mary Makepeace. She was a textiles worker who was then living with her parents in Leicester St Margaret's as she had been since 1881 and would continue to do in the next century. In 1876 William and Mary had had a son, Arthur Beadsworth, who lived with her in her parents' house. At some point they evidently split up and William left Leicester. William's life and antecedents before 1891 are discussed in the entry for Arthur.
His whereabouts in the years after he and his wife separated have thus far proved impossible to identify beyond doubt. It does seem as if he may have deliberately 'disappeared.' There is no sign of him in the 1881 census indices under any known variation of the name Beedsworth, then in 1891 he reappears in Aylestone as 'Alexander Bosworth', a boot and shoemaker born in London. In subsequent census he reverts to his real name. It remains possible that the anomalies are the result of an enumerator's mistake and/or indexing errors, but the 1891 entry plainly says 'Alexander Bosworth'.
He is listed with his wife Elisabeth (born 1851 in Northampton), and their daughters Sophia (registered at birth as Elisabeth Sophia Beedsworth) and Kate (registered at birth as Kate Slater Beedsworth). There is no marriage registered to an 'Alexander Bosworth' and indeed no other reference to him anywhere in government records, so it's 99% likely to be an alias.
Three year old Kate Slater Beedsworth's birth was registered in Leicester in 1888 so in 1891 they had evidently been living there for some time. Elizabeth Sophia's birth however was registered in 1883 in Colchester district. What were they doing there? The town had a substantial barracks where the 50th Regiment of Foot was stationed in the 1880s but there is no military record whatsoever for William. Colchester was essentially a market town serving the surrounding rural area and the demands of the garrison. Engineering was the principal growth industry of the late nineteenth century but boot and shoemaking also gets a mention in the town's history.
There are more mysteries concerning the identity of Alick's mother Elisabeth. She consistently gave Northampton as her place of birth in each census, and it's reasonable to think that Slater was her birth surname, given that two of her children were given it as a middle name. However, there is no civil registration record in Northampton for an Elisabeth Slater born around 1851 and no entry in the 1861 census index for the town. There might be several legitimate reasons for this discrepancy; Elizabeth was not her first name, the age at and place of birth are incorrect though given in good faith, Slater was not her surname, etc etc. Anomalies and errors in census entries are commonplace, and index entries not always correct. There was an Elisabeth Slater registered in the Northampton district in 1850 but she died in 1870.
There was an Eliza Slater born in 1851 and living in Leicester St Margaret's between then and 1871. She was one of several children born to William and Mary Slater nee Lenton. William was a cabinet maker from Preston near Uppingham, and Mary who was several years older than her husband was from Seaton. They appear to have separated before 1871. Eliza was with her mother and younger sister in 1871 and they had a lodger, carpenter Lewis Eagle born in Cottingham. There is no trace of Eliza in Leicester after 1871, or of a marriage there. Maybe Eliza was Alick's mother?
There remains another possibility, that Elizabeth was born with a different surname and married a Slater before she met William Beedsworth. It was investigating this hypothesis that brought forth a significant clue. The1881 census for Sneinton, Nottingham, listed a couple named William and Elizabeth Slater and their two Leicester-born children. William Slater was a shoe finisher of the same age as William Beedsworth; he and Elizabeth gave their place of birth as Northampton. The Slater children were Rose Elisabeth M. A. born in late1872, and Claude William E. born 1874, both births registered in Leicester. What ties this couple to the Beedsworth family is the marriage of Rose to another William Beadsworth in 1894 in Blaby. This second William Beadsworth grew up in the house of Sophia Beedsworth, William senior's mother.
Was William Slater Elisabeth's first husband? Or was it an alias for William Beedsworth?
I have failed to find Rose and Claude anywhere in the 1891 census, but Claude was living in Aylestone in 1892. He joined the 3rd Battalion of the Leicestershire Regiment in November 1892 giving his age as seventeen years and eleven months, his address as14 Long Street, Wigston, his occupation, shoe finisher, his birthplace Leicester St Margaret's, and his next of kin sister Rose and mother Elizabeth. His was not to be a glorious army career. He overstayed his pass / was absent without leave three times in his first year, then deserted in October 1894 when ordered to proceed with the draft to the West Indies. The army documents dealing with his desertion seem particularly angry about his disappearing with all his army kit. He applied for and was granted a pardon in 1910 under a general amnesty.
I still can't find him in any UK census after 1881. The occupants of 14 Long Street are a different family in 1891.
(Obtaining the relevant birth/marriage certificates would help solve the mystery but would cost money and is outside the scope of this website. Should anyone who knows the family history happen to read this, I would be delighted to hear from them.)
The 1911 census asked the questions, how long have you been married, and how many children have you had, whether living or dead? The entry for William and Elizabeth Beedsworth states they'd been married forty years and had had six children of whom four were dead. Three of their children are known: Elisabeth Sophia, Kate Slater, and Alick Slater. Kate died in 1900. Who were the other three deceased children?
In 1911 the Beedsworth household at Sheridan Street, Leicester, comprised William and Elizabeth, William's unmarried brother Isaac, and an eight year old girl whose name is illegible. She is listed as their daughter, but given Elizabeth's age it's more likely she is a granddaughter. William had swapped shoe finishing for being a grocer.
Where was Alick in 1911? He was in the family home in 1901, and enlisted with 3rd (Reserve) Leicestershire Regiment in February 1908 alleging that he was eighteen years and nine months. He was in fact a couple of years younger. His attestation record says he was five foot three inches tall and weighed 106 pounds. The start of his army career was inauspicious but hardly unusual; in April he was given seven days for being drunk, using obscene language and creating a disturbance in Blaby, and in July overstayed his pass. In 1909 he completed a course in musketry as did Cottingham-born Albert Oliver who joined the 3rd that year.
His whereabouts in 1911 are unknown – true to family tradition - but he was active in the 3rd Regiment for the full term of six years, being discharged in February 1914. He had attained the rank of sergeant in 1912 and his conduct was described as 'very good' on his discharge document. This also says he had a brother, William, living in Wigston. Was this brother Claude William Slater?
The following year, 1912, he was definitely around Leicester as he got married there in April to Mabel Allen. By the outbreak of war they had two daughters, Elisabeth born in 1913, and baby Mabel born earlier that year. His address upon re-enlistment was 119 Wordsworth Road, Knighton. The exact date he re-enlisted is unknown but he embarked for France on 5 October 1914.
At the time of his death in 1915 he was a private in the 2nd Battalion, Leicestershire regiment. The Battalion had been stationed in India and arrived in France a week after Alick, on 12 October so he may have transferred into it; there is no record surviving so the date is unknown. The Battalion formed part of the Gharwal Brigade of the Meerut Division. Other soldiers who served in the 2nd included Francis Omar Tilley, Edward and Arthur Towndrow, William James Tansley, Sidney Tilley, Thomas Crane and Harry Fisher.
In March 1915 the 2nd Leicestershire's fought at Neuve Chapelle where they suffered heavy losses; Edward Towndrow and William James Tansley were killed during the battle. Alick was serving in 'D' company on 15 May when the battalion went into action on the opening day of the Battle of Festubert. By 9.30pm that night British troops had managed to get eleven bridges into position alongside the existing ones over the stream bordering No Man's Land, despite sporadic enemy fire. The bridges were needed as the stream had been widened by holes left by enemy shelling.
At 11.30pm the first platoons crossed into No Man's Land, impeded by the tree stumps and other debris created by earlier bombardment. They met with very heavy fire from German machine guns and rifles, and had to contend with enemy grenades whose fire on impact illuminated their position. Only a handful of men got near the enemy lines and the remaining troops, crowding onto the bridges, could not advance far enough to provide effective support. Many were cut down and the remaining troops were ordered to withdraw at midnight.
Alick died during the attack but his body was never recovered. His name is listed on Le Touret Memorial in the Pas de Calais. The Memorial lies at the east end of Le Touret Military Cemetery on the Bethune-Armentieres road. It commemorates over thirteen thousand, four hundred British soldiers who were killed in this sector of the Western Front from the beginning of October 1914 to the eve of the Battle of Loos in late September 1915 and who have no known grave. Almost all of them were killed in actions that took place along a section of the front line that stretched from Estaires to Grenay.
Including Alick there are only six men named Beadsworth listed on the Commonwealth War Graves Commission website for the First World War. All but one of them were descended from William and Alice Beesworth of Drayton and Bringhurst, and were therefore second cousins of the Cottingham branch. They are his half- brother Arthur, Harry, Charles Edward and William Joseph Beadsworth. The remaining soldier listed on the website, Thomas Storey Beadsworth, was descended from a Beadsworth family of Uppingham and so highly likely to be a distant relative.
The name of Alick's next of kin on the Commonwealth War Graves Commission record is not that of his wife Mabel but his smother Elisabeth. The address is 119 Wordsworth Road, Knighton as stated on his re-enlistment papers which suggests Mabel and their two very young children were living with the in laws. She gave birth to their third daughter, Amy, early in 1916.
In that same January – March quarter of 1916, William and Elizabeth's daughter Elizabeth Sophia died. If their 1911 census statement is correct, they had now lost all six of their children. In the following year, William's son Arthur from his first marriage also died following a gas attack while serving on the Western Front.
In the last quarter of that year, William Beadsworth's legal wife Mary nee Makepeace died, and he married Elisabeth Slater. William died in 1922, but Elizabeth lived on through the 2nd World War, dying in 1946 at the age of ninety three. If she was indeed the mother of Rose Elizabeth Slater, she outlived her too; Rose died in 1936.


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Q: Skype texting on iPhone no longer makes any sounds at all No idea what's going on here, but sometime within the last week or so Skype on my iPhone SE has stopped making any text-related sounds.  Phone calls are fine including ringing and speaking/listening, but notifications will not make a sound.  iOS notifications for Skype are enabled, Notifications within Skype itself are enabled, and I am in "online" mode (not Do Not Disturb).  I have rebooted my phone, quit & relaunched Skype, etc.  Still no joy.
iPhone SE on iOS 10.3.1 (not willing to update to iOS11 so please don't even suggest it)
Skype 8.3.0.51670 (and no way am I updating Skype.  I made that mistake recently on another device and it was a disaster, plus it was working fine until very recently).
EDIT:  And just like that, 20 minutes later... Skype started making noise again.  I have absolutely NO idea why... I didn't do a thing.
EDIT 2:  For whatever it's worth, Skype stopped making sounds again a couple days later.  Then started again.  It seems to basically just be random... sometimes it will make sounds, sometimes it won't.  No rhyme or reason!

A: Please check if you are in do not disturb mode as it affects it. Look for the moon symbol in the notification area.

A: It's because you have an older version of Skype on an older version of iOS.
While I understand why you would refrain from updating Skype or iOS, do keep in mind that they have likely fixed this issue with the updated version, hence why they update.
If this issue is a serious one for you, then I recommend the inevitable.

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Sputtering of Oxides from LaNi5 Surface
Viktor O. Litvinov V.N. Karazin Kharkiv National University, Kharkiv, Ukraine https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2311-2817
Ivan I. Okseniuk V.N. Karazin Kharkiv National University, Kharkiv, Ukraine https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8139-961X
Dmitriy I. Shevchenko V.N. Karazin Kharkiv National University, Kharkiv, Ukraine https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4556-039X
Valentin V. Bobkov V.N. Karazin Kharkiv National University, Kharkiv, Ukraine https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6772-624X
Keywords: SIMS, LaNi5 intermetallic alloy, oxygen, surface, oxides
The changes in chemical composition of the intermetallic alloy LaNi5 surface monolayers were studied using secondary ion mass spectrometry (SIMS) in the process of the alloy interaction with oxygen. The investigated samples were pellets made by pressing the fine-grained LaNi5 alloy. Ar+ ions having energies of 10-18 keV were used as primary ions. The primary beam current density was 9-17 μA·cm-2, which corresponds to the dynamic SIMS mode. The emission intensities of secondary ions were measured within the dynamic range of at least 6 orders of magnitude. Before the measurements, the samples were annealed in residual vacuum at a temperature of ~ 1000 K. After the annealing, the sample surface was cleaned using the primary ion beam until the mass-spectrum composition and secondary ion emission intensity stabilized completely. The gas phase composition was monitored using a gas mass spectrometer. The conducted studies showed that a complex chemical structure including oxygen, lanthanum, and nickel is formed on the surface and in the near-surface region of LaNi5 as a result of its exposure to oxygen. Oxygen forms strong chemical bonds in such a structure with both components of the alloy. This is evidenced by the presence of a large set of oxygen containing emissions of positive and negative secondary ions with lanthanum, with nickel, and oxygen containing lanthanum-nickel cluster secondary ions in mass spectra. The resulting oxide compounds have a bulk structure and occupy dozens of monolayers. In such a bulk oxide structure, the outer monolayers are characterized by the highest ratio of oxygen atom number to the number of matrix atoms. This ratio decreases along the transition from the surface to the underlying monolayers. This process occurs uniformly, without any phase transformation. The observed secondary ions are not a product of association between sputtered surface fragments and oxygen in the gas phase at the fly-off stage after sputter-ejection, but they are products of the oxide compounds being sputtered, hence they characterize the composition of surface and near-surface region.
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Kellianne Alexander named HHMI Gilliam Graduate Fellow
GSBS student studying neurobiology in Michael Francis lab
By Samantha Cruz, Megan Bard and Bryan Goodchild
The Women in Science video series on UMassMedNow highlights the many areas of research conducted by women at UMass Medical School.
Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences student Kellianne Alexander has been awarded a Howard Hughes Medical Institute Gilliam Graduate Fellowship.
Alexander, a PhD candidate in the lab of Michael Francis, PhD, associate professor of neurobiology, studies synaptic remodeling of the C. elegans motor circuit and the molecular mechanisms that regulate synaptic refinement.
"This fellowship will ultimately help me to one day establish an independent laboratory and become a leader in fostering more involvement of underrepresented groups in science," Alexander said.
"Although relatively junior in terms of her training, Kellie carries herself with the poise and maturity of a senior student or even postdoc, and I'm certain that the training and support offered by the Gilliam Fellowship will be pivotal in advancing these qualities further," said Dr. Francis.
Chosen as one of 44 award recipients of 218 applicants, Alexander "will be a leader in science committed to advancing diversity and inclusion," according to the HHMI announcement.
The three-year, $150,000 grant includes a stipend for professional development that allow Alexander to meet with other fellows and advisors at two annual conferences held at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute in Chevy Chase, Maryland, and the Janelia Research Institute in Ashburn, Virginia.
With support of the HHMI grant, Alexander will investigate molecular mechanisms controlling synaptic remodeling using the C. elegans model system.
"Prior work studying this process has focused on the remodeling of presynaptic components. My preliminary work provides some of the first analysis of postsynaptic remodeling in dorsal D-class neurons and suggests that many of the genes controlling presynaptic remodeling are not important for postsynaptic remodeling," said Alexander.
To date, she has isolated five mutants in which there is a failure to eliminate juvenile connections that are normally removed during remodeling.
"My proposed work will advance our understanding of the molecular mechanisms controlling synaptic remodeling and potentially provide insight into new therapeutic targets for neurological diseases," she said.
In addition to supporting her work in the lab, the HHMI Fellowship allocates funding for Alexander and Francis to use toward fostering diversity and inclusion in science.
"Diversity, in general, is very important in science because when you open the doors to everyone you get some really great science, some diverse ideas and new angles to combat the same problem," she said. "Building a strong network of diverse colleagues is essential for my development as a scientist."
As a GSBS student, Alexander has been a participant in several key UMMS training programs.
"In addition to being a bright young scientist, Kellianne has been a great ambassador for UMMS," said Brian Lewis, PhD, associate professor of molecular, cell, & cancer biology, assistant vice provost for outreach and recruitment, and associate dean for diversity and prematriculation programs in GSBS. He said Alexander has served as a peer mentor to students enrolled in the Postbaccalaureate Research Education Program.
As an undergraduate at UMass Boston, Alexander, participated in an NIH-funded Summer Research Program in 2014. She matriculated into the UMMS Pathway to Graduate Study Program in 2015 before successfully transitioning into the GSBS PhD training program in 2016.


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Amazon Synod Goes Dancing With Wolves
Maureen Mullarkey August 9, 2019
Before heading full tilt into the neo-pagan mirages of the Amazon Synod, a brief personal word is due. It will only take a second:
"There is love and there is life. Yet we have but one heart." That was the way Edgar Degas explained his failure to marry. If I were to borrow a variant of it to explain why this weblog has been silent recently, it would go something like this: "There is the studio and there is the writing desk. I have heart for each—but only one at a time." Time is already splintered just to keep life in order. Dividing time yet again means dividing attention even more. So instead of taking a vacation, I vacated the laptop.
Then something came along to jar the frequencies and ignite transmission. That catalyst was the upcoming Amazon Synod and its working document, "Amazonia: New Paths for the Church and for an Integral Ecology." You can read the preparatory document, in English here. Printed out at 35 pages, it is a tutorial in eco-spirituality that uses aboriginal peoples as mascots. There is an English language precís on Vatican News but lofty boilerplate obscures the nature of the thing. It must be read in its entirety.
It is an alarming document and an ugly one. I fear for my Church. And fear, like anger, is a strong motivator.
Pope Francis in Peru, 2018, where he called for "a Church with an Amazonian face."
More Than a Rainforest Dispensation
Much Catholic attention so far has been on the synod's expected tilt toward ordaining married men, those viri probati considered necessary pinch hitters for a shortfall in priests. There is concern among thoughtful Catholics that a rain forest dispensation is a camouflaged stalking horse for a wider relaxation of the discipline of celibacy (and of procedures leading to ordination?). Also, possibly, a step toward ordination of women. But these are things more ably discussed by others. What engages me here is the medicine song the synodal fathers warble to themselves. It is the tune they will officially hum to civilization and all its malcontents come October.
The medieval Wild Man seems to be getting the better of Civil Society in his armor (15th C).
At stake is the nature of the Church. In jeopardy is its bedrock grounding in a biblical understanding of the abyss between the creator of all things visible and invisible and a New Age-ish, Teilhardian-tinged worship of creation as God's own body.
What follows are scattered notes on this grotesquerie coming to us under cover of environmental concern and social justice for indigenous peoples. Liberation theology, once condemned by the Vatican, now has a seat of honor at high table. And it is wearing Green.
Listen to Their Stories; Share Their Spirituality
Incandescent with Romantic primitivism, the Instrumentum advances an extravagant sentimentality that is impervious to it own anthropological distortions:
The original Amazonian peoples have much to teach us. For thousands of years they have taken care of their land, water and forest, and have managed to preserve them to this day so that humanity can benefit of the free gifts of God's creation. New paths of evangelization must be built in dialogue with ancestral wisdom in which the seeds of the Word are manifested.
Ancestral wisdom. Buried in that phrase are nuggets of such Stone Age sagacity as the pragmatic discarding of aged and infirm members—useless eaters who cannot hunt or keep up with the migrations of nomadic or semi-nomadic tribes. Aboriginal animism, a factor in ancestral insight, corrects the constricted biblical view of a God Who exists separate from His creation. With its celebration of "intercultural spiritualities," the synod seeks to safeguard—to use a mot from Leonardo Boff—"the element of truth in polytheism."
Sacrificing to Heathen Deities, 1882. Private Collection.
Lambs in Eden
Amazonia has a lyrical, feminine ring to it, much like Gaia. The name bypasses any suggestion of suffocating realities in a steamy jungle: scorpion stings, lice, hookworm, infections, pragmatic infanticide, and wars over the means of production—which, in Stone Age terms, means possession of women. Amazonia conjures up a graceful quasi-mystical entity that has less to do with geography, ethnography, or tropical privations than neo-animist rhapsodies. The synod croons a post-modern serenade to "environmental and cultural biodiversity."
Its manifesto distances itself from what it views as the Church's long-standing error: adherence to Judeo-Christian rejection of ancient man's tendency to divinize nature. Once again—but this time in Christian terminology—nature is swollen into an object of adoration. Nature knows best. The Amazon Basin is declared a locus theologicus, a site of revelation, a hallowed biome in which the planet speaks. Listen carefully to the "cries of the Pan-Amazonia." It is the voice of Mother Earth.
The essential thrust of the Instrumentum laboris is grotesque—morally ugly in its denial of humanity to indigenous peoples. They are less living human beings than useful abstractions by which to measure the sins of modern progress. While an obligatory glut of pious phrases intone the "dignity and nobility" of all peoples, these lambs in Eden are not like you and me. They are endowed with faculties and powers—"diverse ancestral world views"—that lend them a cosmic dimension [references to the cosmos pepper the document] unearned by suffering peoples elsewhere.
The Church is called to accompany and share the pain of the Amazonian people, and to collaborate in healing their wounds. . . . today the cry of the Amazonia to the Creator is similar to the cry of God's People in Egypt. It is a cry of slavery and abandonment, which clamors for freedom and God's care.
The lament continues:
At the same time, the blood of so many men and women that has been shed – bathing the Amazonian lands for the good of its inhabitants and of the territory – is joined to the Blood of Christ, which was poured out for all and for all creation.
[And for all creation. Linger awhile with the import of that. In Luke 12:24 we hear Jesus assert man's greater worth than that of other living things: "Consider the ravens . . . and how much more are you worth than the fowls." Jesus' hierarchical thinking demands correction. That was old school. Now we learn that the Blood of Christ flowed down a timber for the tapir as well, and for the ant, the manioc plant, the pebbles in the stream, everything you can name. The very stuff of the cosmos—from the gases of Saturn to the chemical composition of stars— has a claim on that bloody rood.]
Theology or Eco-Porn?
The utility of Amazon natives as a weapon against the developed world makes them more interesting to the Bergoglian mind than, e.g., the poor of East Timor, Nigerian Christians persecuted by Muslim Fulani, Christian prisoners of conscience on death row in Pakistan, or forsaken children of imprisoned Uyghurs left to freeze on the streets of Xinjiang. What of the hundreds of thousands fleeing inter-tribal murder and havoc in the Congo? What of their wounds? Was the blood of Christ not poured out for them, or for the pygmies of Burundi ? Did it not spill for the people of Venezuela, hapless beneficiaries of liberation theology?
Vatican grandstanding in the Amazon is, at base, political. A cascade of religious references covers ideological antagonism toward industrial economies which the synod, following Francis' lead, derides as "institutional violence." Indigenous peoples of the Amazon basin serve as ammunition in this pontificate's assault on the West, its standard of living, and its means of development. Our high priests of ecology have seized on the Amazon as the nerve center for influencing "the life of the universe and of all creation." They cloak their own ambitions as global game-changers with sacral patter—unctuous invocations of the Triune God, the "cosmic love" of the Eucharist, and the like.
St. Augustine had a term for it: libido dominandi, the lust to dominate. With its crude resentments disguised in the language of salvation history and traditional piety, the Instrumentum heralds Vatican descent into eco-porn.
Manuscript illustration of a wild man for "Tristan de Nanteil," a 14th C. chanson de geste.
NOTE: Dances With Wolves was a 1990 blockbuster. Kevin Costner played a white soldier who joins the Lakota Sioux, entranced by their simple life style, finer sensibilities, etc., etc.
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2016 was a bright year for solar energy in Minnesota
Source: By Elizabeth Dunbar, Minnesota Public Radio • Posted: Wednesday, January 11, 2017
About 15,000 solar panels line four acres of Ed Eichten's farm in Center City, Minn. Evan Frost | MPR News 2016
Minnesota's solar energy capacity is skyrocketing after a breakthrough year. It took about 10 years to go from virtually nothing to 35 megawatts of capacity in 2015, but last year that jumped to 250 megawatts.
State officials don't expect the pace to slow. Within the next two years, they expect solar panels scattered throughout the state will be capable of producing as much electricity as a coal-fired power plant.
The biggest chunk of last year's jump in capacity occurred in the solar capital of Minnesota — Chisago County, just northeast of the Twin Cities. It has more solar capacity than any other Minnesota county.
It's there you'll find Minnesota's largest solar energy facility — the newly constructed North Star project. Xcel Energy is buying the power the panels produce — up to 100 megawatts. That's enough to power 20,000 homes.
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"I do think that we will see this inspire others to see how they can push the limits a little bit, maybe get up to 200 or 250 megawatts," said Chris Clark, Xcel Minnesota's president.
While the North Star project is a pioneer among the giant, utility scale solar projects in the state, solar energy is nothing new in Chisago County.
Farmer Ed Eichten has been using the sun to make cheese commercially for years. Eichten built a small solar array in 2012.
"It took me just under four years to pay it off, so now it's already making me money every day," he said
His openness to building solar panels on his land led to a much bigger project last year — a 4 megawatt array where businesses, nonprofits, and even the local school district have subscribed as part of a community solar garden to get credit on their utility bills for the power the panels produce over the next 20 years.
"The sun is up every day and if the sun is up, the panels are working, so it's working every day of the year, so it really makes a lot of sense," Eichten said
Ed Eichten, who raises bison for meat and makes cheese, photographed in 2014 at his Hidden Acres farm near Center City, Minn. Jennifer Simonson | MPR News file
Another place where it can make sense to add solar panels is on or next to buildings that use a lot of electricity.
A Metropolitan Council wastewater treatment plant in Shakopee and the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport are just two examples of solar projects that have come online in the past year or so.
Rooftop solar on commercial buildings also helped drive the big year for solar. It was about a year ago when solar developer Ralph Jacobson was showing off new projects along the light rail line on University Avenue in St. Paul.
"We're in an era now where unlike 10 years ago when Minnesotans were skeptical about solar," he said. "Now there's sort of a forward-thinking like — 'Oh, you don't have solar yet? Why not?'"
But even as solar panels have become ubiquitous, the truth is that they only produce a tiny fraction of Minnesota's electricity needs — less than 1 percent.
That's going to change quickly, said state Commerce Commissioner Mike Rothman.
"We're looking at a tremendous amount of growth for solar," Rothman said.
He said a combination of state renewable energy policies and the changing economics of solar energy is driving the growth. For example, he says, the cost of residential solar has dropped by 50 to 60 percent.
"As the costs and the technology are driving it to be more cost effective and affordable and demand increases, we will see that in 10 years from now our goal is to be at 10 percent of our electricity for solar," he Said
The Commerce Department expects that by 2018, Minnesota could have nearly four times the solar capacity it has today.


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NERF Ball
By Allie Townsend
In 1970, Parker Brothers introduced the world's first indoor ball with its original "non-expanding recreational foam" material, or NERF. The NERF ball was an instant success, with 4 million sold by the end of the year, meaning kids across the country were able to break their parents' most sacred rule: "No playing ball in the house." After the quick success, Parker Brothers quickly released the NERF Super Ball and the Nerfoop (an indoor basketball hoop) in 1972. But it was the NERF football that would go on to outperform its real counterpart, becoming one of the best-selling toys of the 1970s.
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Q: Can I remove and re-add a replicated folder (DFS) without it replicating the files all over again? My question (should be) fairly easy to answer.
If I have server1 replicating data to server2, folder A.. and I remove the replicated folder in DFS management, then re-add this folder (perhaps in a new replication group) and link it to the same folder A.. Will it simply check for the existence of files and, if so, skip these?

A: Yes, basically what you'd be doing is what microsoft calls 'Pre-seeding' http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn495044.aspx
It does a quick checksum and should keep files that are the same. However I've seen this go awry, in that case make sure your PreExisting and ConflictedAndDeleted folder sizes are set fairly large as DFS will move files it doesn't know how to deal with here.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc754229.aspx
recovering those files is pretty easy, and microsoft even provided a tool - http://blogs.technet.com/b/askds/archive/2010/10/15/restoredfsr-vbs-version-3-now-available.aspx
It's fairly safe especially with the cache it builds into the conflicted and deleted files.


Charlotte Watson Sherman was born and raised in Seattle. She is the author of a children's book, "Eli and the Swamp Man," as well as two novels, "One Dark Body" and "touch."
"I'm really not supposed to do this," the social worker began hesitantly. "But I know you've got those two girls."
For years, we had heard about the overwhelming number of African-American children awaiting adoption. We didn't plan to have any more biological children, but my husband wanted an infusion of testosterone into our female-dominated household. His father had adopted him, so we were happy to be able to handpick a son. And, as an African-American family, we felt a sense of responsibility, and an obligation even, to adopt a black child.
However, by the end of my conversation with the California social worker who had worked with the boy for years, I knew there would be no adoption. As much as we wanted to provide a loving, nurturing home to this child in need of a family, we could not and would not take the risk of exposing our daughters to the possibility of sexual molestation — a tragic remnant of Marvin's hidden history that his social worker felt, in good conscience, she had to reveal to us.
As we realized how close we had come to potentially sacrificing the well-being of the daughters we already had, the more hesitant we became about jumping back into the adoption process. As the years passed, we stopped considering it altogether.
Fourteen years later, I entered the home of a co-worker and was greeted at the front door by a cherub-cheeked, toothy, 2-year-old boy with skin the color of dried pineapple rings. I also met her pecan-colored, 4-going-on-25-year-old daughter with cornrows as long as my shoulder-length dreadlocks. Since my co-worker and her husband are white, I tried not to show my surprise. She had never mentioned that her children are black when she talked about them at work, so I had no forewarning.
Many African-American social workers and others are against interracial adoption as they believe these unions will lead to identity crises for the children. They say white people do not have the tools to prepare their African-American children for the harshness they will face as they navigate their way to adulthood and beyond, easily identifiable inside their brown skin.
As a result of these beliefs, over the years, it became more difficult for whites to adopt black children and now, too many black children continue to languish in foster care rather than get a chance to grow up in a loving, nurturing home.
I thought about what white people can and can't do for black children as I sat across the table from my co-worker, drinking lemonade in her kitchen the size of an enlarged broom closet, as she explained how they had been living in their one-bedroom house, all four of them sleeping in that one bedroom, while her husband built their new house by himself on the property next door.
"I can't wait until we have more room," she said.
"He's building a house by himself?" I asked, incredulous.
"Yes," she replied, almost apologetically. "We don't have a lot of money, and he works, too, so that doesn't leave him a whole lot of time to work on it, but he does the best he can. Plus, he watches the kids while I'm working. We thought we'd have it done by December, but it doesn't look like we're going to make it."
I thought about white people "can't" as I listened and rubbed her son's closely cropped head when he placed it in my lap. I remembered Marvin and all of the other black children's faces I had made invisible in the section of our local newspaper that highlighted children awaiting adoption. I thought about white people "can't" as I looked out of the corner of my eye into that one spare bedroom right next to the kitchen.
I didn't ask her how long this had been their living arrangement or what occurrence in her personal relationships with African Americans had made her willing to accept living with the stigma of a stigmatized group.
How would she explain the curious history of whites and blacks in this country to this boy and girl who look nothing like her? Even if she doesn't see them as black children and only views them with a mother's eyes of love as her children, once they leave the cocoon of their home the world will see their brown skin first. Their teachers will see a black boy; future employers will notice an African-American woman who may or may not be qualified for the job; as her son grows into adulthood, police will take note of a possible criminal suspect or gangbanger.
But as I left the house after her sweet son blew me a kiss, I thought about that one bedroom and glanced at the house her husband was building next door by himself for his interracial family. Like it or not, there will be no getting around the issue of race for this family, but I believe that somehow the foundation of love they are building within their household will prepare their children for the questions and answers that lie ahead.


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List of steam powered ships of the line

Austria
  - launched 1858, 5811 tons

Britain
See List of ships of the line of the Royal Navy#List of unarmoured steam ships-of-the-line of the Royal Navy (1847-61)

18 built, 41 converted

Denmark
 Dannebrog. Launched 1850. Converted to screw ironclad 1875.
 Skjold. Launched 1834. Converted to screw 1858-1860. Served in the Second Schleswig War in 1864.

France
10 built, 28 converted
 Napoléon class
 Napoléon
 Duquesne

 Algésiras class (5 ships)

Converted
Océan class

 Souverain: laid down in Toulon in 1813, launched in 1819. Converted to sail/steam and entered service in 1857. Used as gunnery training vessel from 1860. Stricken in 1867. Hulk scrapped in 1905.
 Ville-de-Paris: laid down in 1806 at Rochefort as Marengo; renamed to Ville-de-Vienne in 1807, Comte-d'Artois in 1814, and Ville-de-Paris in 1830. Launched in 1850. Entered Service in 1851, Converted to a dual sail/steam ship in 1858, engine removed and converted to transport in 1870. Stricken in 1882; hulk used as floating barracks until scrapped in 1898.
 Louis-XIV: laid down as Le Tonnant in 1811 at Rochefort; renamed to Louis-XIV in 1828, launched in 1854. Entered service in 1854. Converted to a dual sail/steam ship in 1857. Transferred to the gunnery training school in 1861. Out of service 1873, stricken in 1880, scrapped in 1882.

Hercule class
 Prince Jérôme

Naples
 Re Galantuomo. Launched 1850 as Monarca. Converted in 1858, renamed in 1860. Broken up in 1875.

Russia

Oryol 84 (1854) (completed as screw) - Decommissioned in 1863
Retvisan 84 (1855) (completed as screw) - Converted to sail 1863, to target vessel 1874, decommissioned 1880
Imperator Nikolai I 111/109 (1860) (screw) - Decommissioned 1874
Tsesarevitch 135/115 (1857) - Transferred to the Baltic Fleet 1858-1859, converted to screw 1860, decommissioned 1874
Sinop (ex-Bosfor - renamed on slip) 130 (1858) - Transferred to the Baltic Fleet 1858-1859, converted to screw 1860, decommissioned 1874

Converted

Leipzig-class (1 of 2 units)

Gangut 84 (1825) - Converted to screw 1854, training ship 1862, decommissioned 1871

Imperatritsa Aleksandra-class (1 of 8 units)

Vola 84/92 (1837) - Converted to screw 1856, later become training ship, BU 1889

Fershampenuaz-class (2 of 3 units)

Konstantin 74/82 (1837) - Converted to screw 1854, decommissioned 1864
Vyborg 74/82 (1841) - Converted to screw 1854, decommissioned 1863

Sweden
 Karl XIV Johan, launched 1824. Converted 1854. Scrapped 1867.
 Stockholm, launched 1856, converted on stocks. Later training and accommodation ship. Scrapped 1923.

Turkey
 Peyk-i Zafer, 86 cannons. Launched 1842, converted 1851, decommissioned 1878.

References

Ships of the line

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I'm thinking somebody needs to be trying to hook Sean Payton back up with his ex-wife.
Post divorce the man is like an untied balloon you let go ahead - flying uncontrollably all over the place belching out hot air.
And exactly how many teams have you coached to a single win in the NFL? Or exactly who was the first player you signed to an NFL contract?
Is Payton above criticism because nobody on here is a pro coach?
Rugby Saint II and SaintsBro like this.
"This organization really believed in me during free agency," Spiller told Anderson. "They gave me another opportunity when my contract was up in Buffalo. I have nothing but good relationships that I have built here. It's a first class organization that gives the players everything they need to be successful. So, I definitely don't have any hard feelings.
"When you get into one of these groups, there's only a couple of ways you can get out. One, is death; the other, is mental institutions."
Oops, thats gonna leave a mark!!!
But, his past says he's better than both, but that was based on what we saw when he was with Buffalo. Its obvious since he was a scratch for week one that something was wrong that we didn't know about.
The Buffalo Spiller is better than Murphy or Lasco as a 3rd down back, no question. And I think thats what we all thought we were finally getting. But something was obviously wrong. Was it attitude, health? My guess is a combination of several things and since Murphy and Lasco excel at special teams, he was the most expendable.
It might still be true that Spiller >>> Murphy and Lasco as a starting RB in 2016, but not so much in overall team value when you throw in future potential and special teams.
So, did I successfully crawfish outta that one???
lol, I am sure I have done it too.
Saints paid Spiller 1.7M base salary and a 1.55M roster bonus, then cut him.
I have never claimed to know it all. I just point out the fact that nobody else does either to those that think they do. None of us know crap.
Dude why you attacking me? Exactly how many NFL teams have you coached? Players signed? Etc?
I'm as rose-colored glasses as most around here but I can see the self-inflicted wounds. This team is in self-destruct mode and looks like they are in total disarray. They look desperate.
How many YEARS now have we heard that there's just a little tweaking or a few adjustments to be made and this defense is STILL at the bottom of the NFL.
Don't you think 34 points should be enough to win a NFL game??? Last year we had a game where 49 points was not enough to win!


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Lord Chief Justice admits: "We are breaking the law"
PFC Press Release | 05 September 2016
Families bereaved in the conflict are today witnessing the most senior judge in this jurisdiction publicly admitting his office is breaking the law. This is the only possible conclusion arising from a speech by the Lord Chief Justice, Sir Declan Morgan, given at the opening of the new legal year.
Anniversary of murder of Donegal teenager Henry Cunningham
Inish Times | 10 August 2016
August 1973-2016. Collusion issues to be raised in court in the coming weeks. UDR weapon used in motorway ambush.
UFF assassination: Truth still sought 25 years after Eddie Fullerton murder
Derry Journal | 27 May 2016
Representatives from across the political spectrum attended a wreath laying ceremony marking the 25th anniversary of the assassination of Inishowen Sinn Fein Councillor Eddie Fullerton in Buncrana in 1991 on Wednesday evening.
Website of the Batang Kali families
PFC | 15 December 2016
Britains secret wars - Oman
Ian Cobain, The Guardian | 08 September 2016
For more than 100 years, Britain has been perpetually at war. Some conflicts, such as the Falklands, have become central to our national narrative, but others, including the brutal suppression of rebels in Oman, have been deliberately hidden
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Q: Uploading Documents in SharePoint - When to use list attachments and when to use document library? A common question I get is when I should create a list and when I should create a library...The conundrum though is when they always ask should they store documents within a list as attachments or should documents be stored in a library ?
Can you help me with some tips...

A: This link contains a good list of answers on when to use a list and when to use a library.

A: In the world of knowledge management (where I live), the rule of thumb is you never attach a document to an article but rather store it in a shared library & provide a link to it in the article. The reason behind this is that if you have that document attached to multiple articles (list items), you now have to remember & manage it in all of those locations. If you have it stored in a single shared location, you only have to manage/update it in one location & because it's linked, it will always be up-to-date in the articles/list items that reference it.
So for your situation, instead of having the Attachments option active, add a 'reference files' type field (rich text) that stores links to the relevant files in the library.
I hope this helps!

A: It just depends on the type of information you're working with. Is the document important or is the information about that document is required? So for example, if you need to keep track of registrations for an event; it would be more efficient to have them in a Custom List as you can create views to see how many people have accepted or declined, all their contact details, dietary preferences, bringing partners, etc.
But if you were working with contracts and you have multiple people working on the clauses, a Document Library would be more efficient with a few columns to quickly categories what type of contract it is, who owns it, what version it's on, check out check in functionality, etc.
If you want to bulk upload documents, document library has open with explorer option where you can easily drag and drop documents, which is not available in list.
For more information:
http://veroniquepalmer.com/2013/02/24/the-difference-between-sharepoint-2010-lists-libraries-and-pages/


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Amid Economic Fallout from Pandemic, U.S. Senator Tina Smith Backs $75 Billion Housing Assistance Fund
Federal Funds Would Help Prevent Potential Avalanche of Foreclosures in Communities Hit Hardest
WASHINGTON, D.C. [04/09/20]—In an effort to prevent the coronavirus pandemic from sparking a full-blown housing, eviction, and foreclosure crisis, U.S. Senator Tina Smith (D-Minn.)—a member of the Senate Housing and Banking Committee—is backing legislation led by U.S. Senators Jack Reed (D-R.I.) and Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) that would provide a new $75 billion Housing Assistance Fund to help households struggling to make ends meet.
"Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, I traveled across our big, diverse state, and saw that virtually every community in Minnesota is experiencing a serious housing shortage. In some communities, it was already a crisis," said Sen. Smith. "And now, given the economic fallout of this pandemic, the problem is only getting worse. I am deeply concerned and thinking about the Minnesotans who are scrambling to make ends meet and keep their housing right now. This assistance will help Minnesotans who are impacted by the economic fallout of COVID-19 keep their homes, stay safe and healthy."
The Housing Assistance Fund would provide a flexible source of federal aid to all state-level Housing Finance Agencies (HFAs) to keep people in their homes. HFAs could use federal funding to help struggling households remain in their homes while they search for new employment or wait to get back to work. Financial assistance could go toward mortgage payment assistance; utility payments; and other support to prevent eviction, mortgage delinquency, default, or foreclosure, or loss of utility services.
The bill would provide assistance to communities nationwide and includes a small state minimum, ensuring each state would receive no less than $250 million.
The bill is being cosponsored by all Democratic members of the Senate Banking Committee, including Senators Jack Reed (D-R.I.), Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio), Jon Tester (D-Mont.), Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii), Doug Jones (D-Ala.), Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.), Mark Warner (D-Va.), Bob Menendez (D-N.J.), Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.), and Catherine Cortez Masto (D-Nev.).
The COVID-19 pandemic is already slowing down and disrupting the U.S. housing market. And in spite of interest rates being historically low, the volume of mortgage applications for loans used to purchase homes was down 24 percent compared with a year ago for the week ending March 27, according to data from the Mortgage Bankers Association.
U.S. Senator Tina Smith's Statement on Storming of U.S. Capitol
U.S. Senator Tina Smith Outlines Plan with Biden-Harris Administration to Protect Americans From COVID-19 Testing Charges
U.S. Senator Tina Smith Presses VA for Answers After Hearing From Minnesota Veterans to be Hit by Bills for Medical Expenses Incurred During Pandemic Billing Moratorium
U.S. Senator Tina Smith's Bipartisan Bills to Help Tribes Combat Homelessness & Help More Native Families Become Homeowners to be Signed Into Law
U.S. Senator Tina Smith: COVID-19 Relief Will Bring Support to Minnesotans, But More Must be Done


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A high-powered, efficient wireless charger.
The other day, I cleaned off my bedside table. While this might not seem like a big deal to some, it is to me because it's one of those places I take for granted in my house. I just use it to charge my phone and watch at night and it ends up being a cluttered mess if I don't look after it. Well, this 'clean up' session was definitely one of those decluttering experiences. After I had gotten rid of the excess stuff that was strewn about, I realized that the charging dock I've been using for a long time to charge my watch and phone is sort of outdated. I'm still plugging a cable into my iPhone XS even though I've been longing for a wireless charging capable phone for eons. Now that I finally have one, I am lacking a nice wireless charger to use at night. That being said, I was delighted to find that Just Mobile has a wireless charger that is part of their AluBase line of products — the AluBase Wireless.
The AluBase wireless is a high-speed, aluminum charger that sits flat on a surface and doesn't leave much of a footprint on a desk or table top. The charger fully supports Apple 7.5W and Samsung 10W charging protocols and a 18W wall adapter is even included with the wireless charging base. The AluBase Wireless is Qi certified and case-friendly (up to 5mm). The charger is designed to charge up to 30% faster than standard 5W wireless chargers do. It features an anti-scratch silicone ring, a high-performance wireless charging coil, an intelligent fast-charge module, a heat-dissipation unibody aluminum, and non-slip silicone pads on its feet.
Just Mobile strives to provide safe, effective accessories to its customers and as such, the AluBase Wireless offers multi-point protection circuitry which includes 5X protection against over current, over voltage, short circuit, and overheating.
The packaging for the AluBase Wireless is fairly typical for Just Mobile products. It's clean, has lots of details included on the box and a full-color image of the device inside. Right from the beginning, I was impressed with this simple wireless charger. I felt like Just Mobile thought of everything that others had blissfully forgotten when it came to finalizing the product. One of the simplest features of this charger is also the most important in my opinion — the AC adapter. I'm continually amazed these days because so many chargers and power stations are not packaged with an AC adapter for the wall. They boast high-speed charging but don't include the required accessories to make that spec a reality. Just Mobile provides an 18W AC adapter to use with the charger so that you achieve the maximum power delivery available.
When I did my tests for how well the AluBase Wireless was charging, I found that I was getting a charging rate of about 0.74% per minute. This was quite a bit faster than other wireless charging pads I've tested in the past. I didn't notice any excessive heat collection on the charging pad or the phone.
I've been a fan of the wireless charging stands at work so that I can see the phone accurately while it's charging. But for overnight charging, I really like this simple, elegant style of charger. Just Mobile has created a very efficient, high-powered wireless charger that is really hard to beat.
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Admissions to Postgraduate Programme
The School of Technology and Computer Science (STCS) at the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai, welcomes applications for its post graduate programme. STCS is renowned globally for its research in theoretical computer science, communications and emerging areas of mathematical sciences. It has a world class Ph.D. programme that prepares motivated and bright students for research careers in academia as well as for industrial R&D. For students who would like to explore research opportunities without committing to a Ph.D., the program also has an exit option in two years with a Master's degree.
Faculty at STCS work in a variety of areas, including Algorithms and Complexity, Communications, Financial Mathematics, Formal Verification Methods, Game Theory, Information Theory, Machine Learning, Optimization, Probability and Applications, and Quantum Computing. The Ph.D. programme at STCS is a unique offering in India that combines foundational course work and research in quantitative and conceptual aspects of computer science and electrical engineering. Students at STCS avail of excellent infrastructure and facilities for research, including opportunities to present their research at national and international fora. We have a vibrant visitors programme and our students get the opportunity to routinely interact with leading experts and young researchers from around the world.
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Mackenzie Allen Philips' youngest daughter, Missy, has been abducted during a family vacation and evidence that she may have been brutally murdered is found in an abandoned shack deep in the Oregon wilderness. Four years later in the midst of his great sadness, Mack receives a suspicious note, apparently from God, inviting him back to that shack for a weekend. Against his better judgement he arrives at the shack on a wintry afternoon and walks back into his darkest nightmare. What he finds there will change Mack's world forever.
I was really unsure about this one, and I still am to a certain degree. It's an incredibly religious text. I believe my reservations in that area may have something to do with me not fully enjoying the book, and they will certainly be a burden to me when attempting to review it. It really felt that rather than telling the reader a story here, the reader is to be taught a lesson about God, and about why he allows such pains and sufferings to take place in our world.
The protagonist was a man who had turned his back on God after his youngest daughter had been abducted and killed. God then writes a note inviting our protagonist to the shack where the ordeal happened, in order to have a wee chat. Believable?
The theological explanations which are given here are written in an extreme, poetic, Hallmark card fashion. There were times when my eyes began to glaze over due to an influx of biblical buzz words and motivational sentences.
However, God is certainly presented as someone to think about. Young challenges our preconceived notions of God, and questions our judgements upon Him, and judgements upon our peers.
Young is not a terribly good writer. Many times I noticed words which seemed to have been placed into a sentence by extreme use of a thesaurus. There were far too many adjectives, and a disturbing amount of similes. He is, however, a man who has gone through some ordeals in his life, spent a great deal of time evaluating these and trying to find God. I respect that.
This book would be a better read for practising Christians, or indeed people with an interest in religion. It has certainly changed some of my perceptions of God, but it has absolutely not given me any sort of incentive to convert to Christianity, as the blurb and various reviews I read suggested it would.
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We will stop at the center of the village for the WC, coffee, and see Sete Cidades Church, with time to relax for a moment. When everyone is ready, then drive to the bridge that divides the two lakes. We will start driving up the Crater from the other side, stop first at Sao Tiago Lake viewpoint, and then stop at "Cerrado das Freiras" viewpoint (view from a different perspective of the Twin Lakes), and then drive until we reach the Vista do Rei viewpoint the most popular view to see Sete Cidades Crater Lake (blue and green lake). Then we will go to "Pico do Carvão" from that view you can see the South and the North coast at the same time (the most flat and thinner area of the island). After that we will stop at the Pineapple Plantation, and finish back to the ship.


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By Dan Patterson in Innovation on June 7, 2016, 1:36 PM PST
Last week the wingsuit pilot strapped on a set of wings, jumped out of an airplane, and landed on the Great Wall of China. Here's how tech helped him train for and survive the harrowing flight.
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Last week stuntman Jeb Corliss strapped on a set of wings and jumped out of an airplane. Corliss zipped across the sky, through the clouds, over the jungle, and landed safely on the Great Wall of China. To accomplish this mission, the world-famous, death-defying wingsuit pilot trained for the Great Wall landing using a virtual reality visor to calculate altitude, velocity, flight accuracy, and other key metrics.
Corliss is the quintessential gadget geek and uses a number of technologies to plan for and execute dangerous stunts. "The Great Wall project had tech unlike anything we have ever used before," he explained in an interview deep from the Chinese jungle. After his flight, Corliss spoke with TechRepublic about how sport cameras, Internet of Things (IoT), and virtual reality assist his daring dives.
What technology do you rely on when performing wingsuit flights?
One of the most important parts of training is seeing what you are actually doing. I learned how useful filming and reviewing footage was when I took high diving lessons early in life. I would do a dive, and it would be filmed with a delay. I would swim to the side of the pool and my dive would be played back to me so I could instantly see what I was doing. When I started doing projects in BASE jumping I would use this same technique in order to learn faster.
I wear five GoPro cameras all facing different directions. This allows me to see what my wings are doing during different parts of the flight and helps me work on accuracy and efficiency.
I also use a special GPS system called a FlySight. It is specially designed for wingsuit flying and gives real time audio feedback with either glide ratio or forward speed.
After you land, you then place the information on your computer. [Data] mixed with footage can track exactly what you are doing and how your performance is, based on what you do with your wings.
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The Great Wall project had tech unlike anything we have ever used before. GoPro has something they call HeroCast. I was blown away at its size and how it worked. Of all the live shows I have done to this point, the only live cameras were on the ground using long lenses, or attached to helicopters. We would usually land, and the SD cards would be gathered, and the footage would be used as replay a good five minutes after the jumps were over.
This was the first time we had six live cameras. One in the chopper, two on me, one on my head, one on my belly, and a camera man following me with a live camera on his head. The cameras were tiny, and weighed only as much as two GoPro Hero Black [cameras]. They had a range of 13,000 feet. I have never seen technology like this before, and to say I was impressed is a true understatement.
We also had the latest in VR technology. This was rad because the audience that just watched the live show then got an opportunity to experience the stunt.
I was able to use [VR] to scout locations from a height I couldn't get to in person. I got very sick the second day in China, right when we were scouting. I needed to check angles to see if the flight was safe. I was too sick to make the hike to location, so Rapid VR took a GoPro VR Omni rig and put it on a six meter light stand, then shot a VR film right over the stunt site. They then rendered it, and put it in VR goggles so I could float over the location and see it from every possible angle. It was amazing because I could tell instantly the location was safe and doable.
While training, what smartwatch and other IoT fitness gear do you use?
I don't use a smartwatch for training in the air, but I do use it for training when I work out. I use Apple Watch for biking, stairs, and running. I use it to track my fitness and reach goals that I set for myself.
In the air I use something called an AltiTrack. This is what lets me know my altitude and gives me decent rates that I can check against my GPS. It's a way to double check numbers, to be sure they are accurate.
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In flight, do you use a heads-up display (HUD)?
I use to, but found it distracting when proximity flying. The audio works better and doesn't distract while doing difficult flying. I have used augmented reality during training for both the Flying Dagger project and the Great Wall. [AR] worked a bit better for the Flying Dagger project than it did for the Great Wall, unfortunately. During the training for the Great Wall, the AR goggles malfunctioned and we couldn't get them to work properly. But when they worked for Flying Dagger they were pretty amazing. Being able to skydive and having virtual terrain under you is something special. I can see how it will be used in the future, once they work all the bugs out of the system.
The wingsuits use RAM-air technology, the same technology modern day square elliptical parachutes use to create and maintain a wing-shape that generates lift.
What does the future of wingsuit technology look like?
The Human Arrow project is designed to create technology that will allow wingsuit pilots to become more accurate, but in a safer environment. Instead of flying through smaller and smaller holes in cliffs, which will end in death, we designed a target made of paper and fishing line that can be suspended between steel poles as far apart as the pilots would like. This will allow pilots to hit a bullseye four inches in diameter with a GoPro, in a relatively safe environment.
We built and tested the targets in a way that when winds go beyond ten miles per hour, the maximum safety limit, they blow apart. This adds a level of safety. If the pilot is on final approach to target, and the winds begin to gust at unsafe speeds, the target will disappear. This tells the pilot to abort and fly away. The goal is to add human archery to the World Wingsuit League later this year, where the greatest wingsuit pilots in the world can compete to see who the most accurate really is.
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visiting Barcelona, we opted to rent cars and visit Collioure, France the day of the general strike. We weren't sure how the city was going to react to the strike and who all would be participating, so we decided to take off out of town and spend the day in France. Sounds lovely, doesn't it? Well, it was. It was a highlight of the trip.
Collioure is a neat little town on the Mediterranean Coast and is also a popular cruise stop as well. The beach is rocky, the skies were blue and the smell of crepes was in the air (which we later proceeded to eat several of).
One little attraction in Collioure is the Le Petit Train. It's a little train (on wheels) that drives you up the hill to see the castle and offers excellent views of Collioure, the Mediterranean and the quaint little village towns surrounded by grape vines and cork trees.
The tour is offered in both English and French, depending on where you sit and it makes what would be a rather long hike, a nice little educational drive up a somewhat treacherous road. You only have a few minutes at the top of the hill, but it's well worth the trip.
I believe that the photos I took best explain what you will see on this trip and if you ever find yourself in this quaint little French town, you should certainly take this little trip. The train leaves from a parking lot near the beach and all of the main shops. You can't miss it.
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Family Bucket for Single-parent Women in Bali: Phase 4
In February, IDEP continued to distribute Family Bucket to single-parent women in Bali. They are the ones who have school-age children. In this phase 4, there are 17 families received the bucket. The families spread over three districts, including Gianyar, Bangli, Buleleng, and Denpasar city. Prior to this phase, there are 23 families who received the buckets.
Prior to the pandemic, most of them have already carried out a heavy burden to survive as they work in the informal sector with daily-basis income. However, as the pandemic shut down Bali's tourism industry since March, they are one of the most vulnerable groups. The support for single-parent women is part of IDEP collaboration with Bali Startup, Small Medium Enterprise One Stop Shop. Besides, IDEP is also supported by medico international.
Family Bucket beneficiary in Denpasar City (Photo: Made Sukadana)
Up to 28 February 2021, the buckets distributed in four phases have been received by 58 families. They spread over five districts and one city in Bali. With continued support from donors, the distribution will be carried on to reach out to more widows in the upcoming weeks.
Family Bucket beneficiary in Buleleng district (Photo: Made Sukadana)
The Family Bucket consists of daily basic needs, including main food and drink ingredients (rice, vegetables, eggs, cooking oil, spices, and milk), sanitary equipment (antiseptic soap and hand sanitizer), medicine and vitamin, growing kit (6 types of local-organic seeds, dolomite limestone, and bamboo polybag), school kit, and educational media related to COVID-19 and clean-healthy behavior. It is estimated for 2-4 weeks. To ensure safety, both for the team and beneficiaries, the distribution was carried out under the COVID-19 protocols.
Family Bucket beneficiary in Bangli district (Photo: Made Sukadana)
Other than distribution, the IDEP team also shared educational information about COVID-19 and how to prevent it through clean and healthy behavior. The information is also featured on the educational media packaged in the bucket.
Thanks to all the donors for supporting this effort. Visit IDEP on Facebook Page for more stories and photos. (Ed)


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Stephanie Izard Teaming With Southwest Airlines; Taking a Crew to New York
by Ari Bendersky Mar 28, 2011, 5:30am CDT
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If you ever wanted to know what it was like to live through a Top Chef quickfire challenge, you may just get to find out. Stephanie Izard is holding a contest where eight lucky winners (each with a guest) will get to join Izard on a day trip to New York.
The contest, which actually launches on Monday April 4, is to promote a new direct flight on Southwest Airlines between Chicago (Midway) and Newark, N.J. People will be able to enter at the Girl & The Goat website, but can follow Izard's twitter feed this week for more information and for the official launch announcement next week.
So where does that quickfire challenge come in? Izard will prepare a snack on the flight en route to Newark where she'll have to utilize Southwest's packaged peanuts. She's going to make a peanut nuoc cham (a Vietnamese dipping sauce) with spicy peppers, shallots and malt vinegar; she'll also make beef and veggie rolls for the passengers to dip. And everyone on the flight gets the snack; not just the contest winners. "I was jealous I never got to do one on an airplane so I thought I'd hop on a Southwest flight and make people a snack," Izard said. "I'm creating my own quickfire."
While in New York, Southwest will provide lunch for Izard and the contest winners in Bryant Park, but after that, the day is wide open. "Hopefully it'll be a fun group and we can do a daytime party in New York, maybe do some bar hopping and see some fun stuff," she said.
UPDATE: Due to Southwest Airlines' recent mechanical and safety issues with some of its planes, the planned contest with Izard has been canceled. (Update on 4/5/11)
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Autism spectrum disorders (ASD) are characterized by deficits in three areas of functioning: communication, socialization, and restricted interests/repetitive behavior. With the rise in diagnoses of ASD in recent years, these disorders have received increasing recognition by researchers and clinicians. These efforts have largely been with young children. However, the study of ASD and comorbid disorders in adults with intellectual disability (ID) has been almost nonexistent. While there are measures available to assess comorbid disorders in people with only ID, the differences in adults with ASD and ID and adults with ID alone may also be a good deal different than in children, and therefore warrants a specialized scale to measure symptoms of ASD in this population. Through research, it is recognized that persons with ASD and ID often evince concomitant psychopathology; yet, the topic has not been systematically studied. The Autism Spectrum Disorders-Comorbidity for Adults (ASD-CA) was designed to screen symptoms of psychopathology that occur more commonly with ASD/ID in adults. The objective of this study was to assess the reliability of the ASD-CA in a first attempt to establish the test's psychometric properties. Three forms of reliability (inter-rater, test-retest, and internal consistency), item analysis, and a factor analysis were conducted.
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Lawrence Johnson Obituary – Nov. 19, 1942 – Jan. 13, 2021
Lawrence Hill Johnson, 78, passed away Wednesday, Jan. 13, at his home in Henderson.
Funeral services were 2 p.m. Monday, Jan. 18, at Shackelford Funeral Directors – Crook Avenue with Shane Connor officiating.
Burial was in Chester County Memory Gardens.
The family received friends at Crook Ave Chapel on Monday from 11 a.m.-2 p.m.
He was born in Henderson on Nov. 19, 1942, seventh child of the late William Everette and Margie Mae Hill Johnson. He attended Harmony School in the Harmony community, and as a young man, he learned to work hard on his family farm.
He began his career at Brown Shoe Company in Selmer. In 1972, he started his long term employment with Midwest Farms, as a route salesperson, which was later acquired by Dean Foods and then becoming Turner Dairy where he eventually retired.
In 1965, he was united in marriage to Carolyn Jane Carpenter.
Later in life, he had his second marriage to Marcia Ross. He was a faithful member of Sanford Hill Baptist Church.
His interests included watching NASCAR races, auto detailing and gathering with family and friends to laugh and share stories. He was a good father and loving grandfather and great-grandfather. He was a strong, proud and courteous man. A good friend to all, he was a man who would give his shirt for a friend. He is loved and will be missed by many.
He is survived by his children, Gregory (Lisa) Johnson of Chapin, S.C., and Sonya Mewborn of Henderson; grandchildren, Payton and Grayson Johnson of Chapin, S.C., and Tyler Mewborn and Devin Black of Henderson; great-grandchildren, Rylynn and Lorelai Black of Henderson; sisters, Ann Hysmith and Carolyn Henry of Henderson; brother, James Johnson of Henderson; and beloved nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents; two wives, Carolyn Jane Johnson and Marcia Johnson; a granddaughter Kayla Lynn Johnson; one brother, JR Johnson; and two sisters, Willie Mae Ross and Nell Vires.
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Originally from metro Detroit, Brett made his way to East Lansing, earning a degree in journalism from Michigan State University. Go Green! He then spent two years reporting for the NBC affiliate in Traverse City before heading south to the Circle City.
Brett has a passion for broadcast news and loves to tell heartwarming stories that make an impression on the lives of others. His first experience with local news was in 2005, when a Detroit station ran a story on his younger sister battling brain cancer. Brett had started a bracelet fundraiser in her honor. Soon after the story aired, orders for the bracelets came pouring in. Because of that story, the Jenna Kast Believe in Miracles foundation (believeinmiracles.org) was born. The foundation has grown tremendously in the past decade, granting wishes to Michigan children facing life threatening illnesses. This experience encouraged Brett to pursue broadcast news.
Outside of work, Brett is an avid sports fan. He's a fan of all Detroit teams, but nothing tops his passion for Michigan State athletics. Now living in Indianapolis, he's looking forward to seeing his Spartans make a return trip to Lucas Oil Stadium for the Big Ten Championship.
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Dell Children's Medical Center unveils new mental health unit, citing increasing need for children's psychiatric care – By Emma Whalen for Community Impact Newspaper
Dell Children's Medical Center of Central Texas celebrated the opening Thursday morning of its new mental health unit focused on addressing rising concerns around children's mental health.
Dr. Sonia Krishna, a child and adolescent psychiatrist at the unit, said it was built to address a need for more comprehensive mental health services that is felt throughout the Central Texas and the U.S.
"A recently published study shows that emergency department visits and hospitalizations for suicidal thoughts and attempts have more than doubled in the past decade at U.S. children's hospitals," Krishna said. "Today signals the change that Central Texas families have been waiting for."
The facility—called the Grace Grego Maxwell Mental Health Unit and named after a longtime volunteer—at Dell Children's houses 24 inpatient beds, intensive outpatient programs and a partial hospitalization program for children aged 6 to 17 who are facing a mental health crisis due to conditions such as depression or bipolar disorder.
By having mental and physical health care provided on the same medical campus, Dell Children's President Christopher Born said patients and families will find mental health treatment more accessible.
"The unit will provide increased access to care, reducing the stigma that families often deal with when it comes to mental illness," Born said.
Previous to opening the Grace Grego Maxwell Mental Health Unit at Dell Children's patients were referred to a psychiatric facility housed at Seton Shoal Creek Hospital, about 4 miles away. Seton Shoal Creek Hospital's psychiatric facility provides services for both children and adults. Children currently receiving services there will be relocated to the new children's unit.
"It gives them a comfort level that when they're here, they're in an environment that is specifically built for children and adolescents," Born said. "You don't have an intermix with adults. It's designed for children in a very safe and secure environment."
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