The President's announcement came in response to concerns expressed by individuals and groups who had received notification that their current plan would be discontinued because it was not compliant with Affordable Care Act requirements.
After the President's announcement, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) issued a letter to state insurance commissioners detailing the "transitional policy" that the federal government is proposing. Importantly, while HHS is encouraging states to adopt this approach, insurance commissioners have discretion regarding whether they will permit issuers in their state to extend policies in the manner specified by HHS.
Issuers would be permitted, but not required, to extend individual market and small group market policies that were in effect on October 1, 2013 without amending the policies to meet all ACA standards. The transition policy cannot apply to individuals or small businesses that obtain new coverage after October 1, 2013.
The transition policy would apply to renewals of existing business occurring from January 1, 2014 until October 1, 2014. HHS indicated that it will re-evaluate this policy in 2014 and could extend it to additional renewal months.
Though the President's proposal grants discretion to insurers to allow people in individual market or small group market plans to stay on their existing plans, there is no guarantee that insurers will do so, or that the states will allow such renewals.
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One of the most interesting questions in relation to anarchy is of the manner in which it may be expected to terminate ... And it does not seem impossible that it should lead to the best form of human society, that the most penetrating philosopher is able to conceive. Nay, it has something in it that suggests the likeness, a tremendous likeness, of true liberty.


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Celebrating 70 Years of Sundaes and Stinkos
May 15, 2013 by Alhambra Preservation Group
Amid a colorful array of waitresses serving period favorites, vintage cars from the 1940s and 1950s, a Doo Wop Band – Woodie And The Long Boards and a larger than life bitter sweet hot fudge sundae, Twohey's of Alhambra celebrated 70 years in business and the re-dedication of its new Huntington Banquet Room. The birthday bash, celebrated on May 15, kicks off a year-long celebration of the landmark restaurant located at 1224 N. Atlantic Boulevard in Alhambra, CA.
Alhambra, South Pasadena, San Marino and Pasadena dignitaries, as well as Alhambra Preservation Group board members, Christine Olson, Joyce Amaro and Barbara Beckley were in attendance to commemorate the day. Other dignitaries attending included LA County Supervisor Michael Antonovich and Peter Dills, host of Dining with Dills and son of legendary food critic Elmer Dills. APG's very own Barbara Beckley is a 1967 Tournament of Roses Princess and attended with two other members of the 1967 court.
The award-winning Twohey's Restaurant is a local landmark. The restaurant, pronounced "2ee's" opened in 1943 when owner Jack Twohey began his first restaurant on Arroyo Blvd. in Pasadena. Upon its opening, the restaurant had only 37 seats but quickly became known as the premier place for the finest hamburgers, onion rings and hand-dipped fountain specialties. Little Stink-O, the clothes-pin wearing, teary-eyed logo was trademarked by Mr. Twohey in 1943 and originated when he overheard a woman patron exclaim, "Oh, Stink-O!" when a gentleman next to her was served a hamburger generously garnished with onions and pickles. The present location featured memorable drive-up carhop service from the 1950s through the mid 1970s. At the celebration today, more than a dozen vintage cars took patrons back in a time when a drive-up restaurant was a popular hangout.
Today, the 180-seat Twohey's, named 2012 Pasadena Weekly "Best of Pasadena" Winner for the "Best Family Restaurant," "Best Burger" and "Best Breakfast" boasts 300 menu items and continues to serve up sumptuous sundaes and Little Stinko onion rings to guests from throughout Southern California. "We are truly honored to have been a part of the community for so many years and are delighted to have the family of the original owners Jean and Jerry Twohey here for this milestone event," stated Jim Christos, present owner of Twohey's Alhambra. "We hope to continue making memories and continue the tradition of serving quality food for generations to come."
Photos courtesy of Alhambra Preservation Group
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on May 16, 2013 at 8:37 am | Reply bill perry
I remember Twoheys in the '50's. My best friend in the second grade Robert Bassett and his mom took me there for lunch on his 7th Birthday in 1954. We had grilled cheese sandwiches (they had a slice of pickle on the top) and milkshakes. It made me feel like a real adult to go to a restaurant in the middle of a school day! We always got a kick out of the guy with a clothespin on his nose because of the onions!

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Lego does not make a Miata set, does not appear to be planning a Miata set, and there aren't many custom Lego Miatas out there either. So I decided to make my own, and post it on ideas.lego.com so that if it reaches 10,000 supporters, Lego will consider making it an official set you can buy.
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Building the actual car took me about a week. Miatas don't have much when it comes to straight lines, which is a bit of a challenge when your medium is plastic rectangles, which made this the most difficult Lego car model I've ever tried to build. It's not surprising that people don't attempt to build these out of Lego very often, to say the least. But after a lot of experimentation, I've finally gotten it to a point where I'm happy with it.
I decided to build the NA Miata since it seems to be the most iconic one, and also because I just really wanted to build pop up headlights. The headlights are my favorite part of the whole thing... They're even hinged so they really can pop up and down and up and down and up and down and... you get the idea.
In addition to the working pop up headlights, the model features opening doors, hood, and trunk (with almost as much cargo space as a real Miata!), as well as a detailed model of the engine under the hood.
The interior also features a shifter mounted on a ball joint for all your pretend shifting needs, and three pedals in the footwell.
If you want a Lego Miata of your own, please consider supporting this project on Lego Ideas. Every supporter counts!
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Vernacular Aristotelianism in Renaissance Italy – Warburg Institute project description
The most substantial published outcome of the project is:
The Vernacular Aristotelianism in Renaissance Italy Database (VARI 2.0)
compiled by Eugenio Refini, David Lines and Bryan Brazeau
Publications in print (date of last update: 12 April 2018)
Venezia e Aristotele (ca. 1450-ca. 1600): greco, latino e italiano / Venice and Aristotle (c. 1450-c. 1600): From Greek and Latin to the Vernacular, ed. Alessio Cotugno and David A. Lines, Venice (Marcianum Press) 2016
— A short description of this volume is provided on the Marcianum Press website
Grace Allen, 'Vernacular Encounters with Aristotle's Politics in Italy, 1260-1600', Ph.D. thesis, Warburg Institute 2015
'Aristotele fatto volgare': tradizione aristotelica e cultura volgare nel Rinascimento, ed. David A. Lines and Eugenio Refini, Pisa (Edizioni ETS) 2014. This volume represents the proceedings of the colloquium '"Aristotele fatto volgare": Aristotelian Philosophy and the Vernacular in the Renaissance', held at the Scuola normale superiore di Pisa in September 2012
— A description of this volume is provided on the Edizioni ETS website


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It's been 17 months in the making but it's not long to go now before the release of GTA 5 on PC on the 14th of April. Want to know what your PC is currently preloading?
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Sarah Arnold - Co-Chair of Governors
My name is Sarah Arnold. I became a parent governor of Lythe Governing Body in September 2015. I have been recently elected as Co-Chair and look forward to fulfilling this role professionally and effectively.
I'm a full time mum of 3 young boys. We live locally and my children attend Lythe CEVC school. I have a degree in business studies and operated my own business consultancy from 2006 to 2014. During this time I supported many organisations of various types and sizes in areas such as business planning, strategy and grant support.
I am very keen and enthusiastic in my role as a governor as I feel passionately about the ongoing success of the school and am eager to support the school, staff, pupils and parents to build upon existing strengths thus providing our children with a productive and happy education.
Jo Stonehouse - Co-Chair of Governors
I have been a governor at Lythe School since 2011, first as a parent and now as a co-opted. I live locally at Runswick Bay and have four children who have now moved on to Secondary and further education. Within my role as a governor I am part of the finance and staffing committee and a member of the curriculum and standards group.
I'm an involved member of the school community, spending time as a class helper. I enjoy being part of the team that contributes to the children's welfare, happiness and development.
Wendy Norman
As a retired primary school teacher, living in Lythe and with 30 years of governor experience in other North Yorkshire schools, I was delighted to be asked to be a foundation governor representing the church. I have thoroughly enjoyed the role for the past 5 years, working alongside the other governors and staff at Lythe school. I have 6 grandchildren, so it is good to still be involved in the ever changing education system.
Farrah Jackson
My name is Farrah Jackson and I am currently in my third year of teaching at Lythe CEVC Primary School. I have a true passion for teaching and ensuring that all children are exposed to a curriculum that is creative, memorable and engaging throughout their primary school lives.
By being staff governor I am able to help bring the passion I have for a memorable learning experience into our children's learning. I take great pride in being a part of helping to make sure our children leave Lythe CEVC Primary school as happy and well rounded individuals who have a love of learning that they will carry with them.
Kerry Rowe - Vice-Chair
My name is Kerry Rowe. I became a co-opted governor in January 2017. I'm also a mother to two young sons, both of whom attend Lythe CEVC Primary School.
I have a degree in Business Management and IT. Between 2003 and 2013 I worked for a large Financial Services company in Sheffield. As an IT Project Manager my responsibilities included managing budgets, resources, risks and issues and communicating with key stakeholders.
My desire to become a school governor is due to the high regard that myself and my sons hold the school in, together with an ambition to support it in reaching its' fullest potential.
Kath Cornforth
My name is Kath Cornforth and I live locally to Lythe School. My Daughter is currently in year 3 and was elected onto the School Governing Body as a Parent Governor.
I work at Danby School and have being working within education for around 6 years. While working within this field this gave me an interest into being a Governor and seeking whats best for the school, my child and all the other pupils at Lythe School.
Sue Metcalfe
I am a Co-opted Governor at Lythe CEVC School. I have 4 grandchildren at the school and have recently volunteered my support in year 6 and year 2. I have 37 years' experience of teaching in education. I retired in 2012, however I currently provide supply teaching cover at my former school - Handale Primary, Loftus where I was Assistant Headteacher and year 6 teacher. I am currently a governor at this school and have been for the last 10 years. I feel this experience enables me to work with the other governors and staff at Lythe confidently and sensitively as I fully understand the commitment required.
Shaun Pearson
I am pleased to introduce myself as a newly co-opted governor at Lythe School since December 2017. My name is Shaun Pearson and my daughter is currently in Year 4.
My role on the governors is within the Finance & Staffing Committee, and I have a responsibility for Health and Safety in and around school.
I studied computing and mathematics at university, and have spent twenty years working in the licenced trade, before returning to my home town of Whitby to start a family.
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With its antebellum architecture and pastel palette, Charleston is a living painting. Visit historic points of interest, and explore the cobblestoned walkways hidden between lamp-lit streets lined with palmettos. While quaint, the city bursts with culture and creativity, managing to embody Old World… charm as well as a cosmopolitan sense of the present. Travel farther north to neighborhoods like Cannonborough, Elliotborough, or Wagener Terrace and you'll find a dynamic scene populated by the city's growing creative class. For the full Lowcountry experience, try to also steal some time off the peninsula to check out the swamps, creeks, and beaches.
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It's hard to beat the mild temperatures of springtime in Charleston, when the azaleas, magnolias, and jasmine are in bloom. Locals cope with the summer humidity by boating or heading to the nearby beaches. In the winter, they string the palmetto trees with Christmas lights and doll up historic homes with festive decorations.
Getting Around Charleston
The Charleston International Airport is located about 20 minutes from downtown Charleston by car. Taxis cost about $30, while shuttles—which run every fifteen minutes and don't require reservations—cost $14 per passenger. The city is also an easy road trip away from places like Atlanta, Charlotte, Columbia, and Jacksonville. Stay downtown so you can wander out your front door without worrying about transportation—sneakers or flats are recommended for the uneven sidewalks and cobblestoned streets, and bike taxis, known as "pedicabs" or "rickshaws," are good for longer trips. The city's Holy Spokes sharebike program has rental options that range from one hour ($8) to a year and allow quick trips around the peninsula. A rental car (or a cab budget) is necessary if you plan to enjoy the beaches, golf courses, plantation houses, and surrounding sights, all of which are well worth the short drive out of town.
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The best way to get to know the city? Get lost in the quieter streets downtown. Just wander the back alleys of a residential neighborhood like Ansonborough or Harleston Village. Then ramble through one of the myriad graveyards dotting the city for a taste of what makes Charleston unique.
With everything from Southern comfort classics to more adventurous cuisines, and white-tablecloth dining rooms to lunch counters, Charleston does dining right. Here, local ingredients dominate menus, as has been the tradition with Lowcountry cooking since its inception in colonial times. You'll have no trouble finding Southern fare like shrimp and grits, Frogmore stew, and pork barbecue but, in recent years, young chefs and restaurateurs have also brought new ideas and international flair to the city, drawing accolades and making Charleston a destination for the food-minded. In addition to iconic regional dishes that must be tried to taste the flavors of the city, new restaurants continue to open and keep Charleston's food scene active, challenging, and influential.
A spate of breweries and distilleries have opened up, mostly outside the boundaries of the historic area so that they can sprawl comfortably in restored warehouse and manufacturing buildings. You'll find their wares served around the city, and you can go to the source to do your tasting, too: Most operate tasting rooms.
Charleston is rich with politesse, history, and traditions. One of the city's main cultural draws is simply strolling the picturesque streets to admire the architecture, from narrow colonial buildings to grand antebellum mansions and the modern flourishes that private owners have achieved within the strict building and historic preservation codes. Several house-museums, both privately owned and ones operated by Historic Charleston, open daily for public tours and provide insight into the lives of the city's previous residents, both free and enslaved. Charleston—often referred to as the Holy City—also features a wealth of historic churches and synagogues, many of which are open to visitors. The French Quarter has a clutch of art galleries as well as the Gibbes Museum of Art. Also in the French Quarter, continue your exploration into Charleston's history and culture at the Old Slave Mart Museum and the new South Carolina Historical Society Museum.
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Blues cruise back to winning ways thanks to a one-sided first half against Stanley
Kayden Jackson, James Norwood, Alan Judge and Will Keane are on target as Ipswich Town get back to winning ways against Accrington Stanley
Ipswich Town manager Paul Lambert
IPSWICH Town eased back to winning ways with a convincing and much-needed 4-1 victory at home to Accrington Stanley.
The Blues got their promotion push firmly back on track thanks to first-half goals from Kayden Jackson, James Norwood and Alan Judge and a late fourth from birthday boy Will Keane.
It was just what the doctor ordered and, in terms of League One fixtures, comprehensively ended a barren winless run stretching back to their November 5 success at Rochdale.
Eight league games had slipped by since that victory in the North-West and Town had slithered to fifth in the table, with critical fingers being pointed at manager Paul Lambert.
However, this result could be a major turning point and the only blemish was a late penalty won and converted by Stanley's Offrande Zanzala, after a foul by James Wilson.
Lambert named the same team that drew at then-leaders Wycombe Wanderers on New Year's Day, with Will Norris in goal and a back three of Luke Chambers, Wilson and Luke Woolfenden.
Gwion Edwards and Luke Garbutt were the wing-backs, with Flynn Downes and Emyr Huws in midfield and Judge playing in a more advanced role behind strikers Jackson and Norwood.
Town were three-up and coasting after a one-sided, morale-boosting first half.
In fact, they could and should have notched double that amount, given their superiority and dominance against a poor Accrington side.
Lambert's men carved the visitors' defence open at will and their opener came in the 12th minute, after a wonderful slide-rule pass from Garbutt to the overlapping Woolfenden.
The defender, deep in the area, delivered a low cross from the left and Jackson bundled home from the close range, just getting there ahead of Jerome Opoku.
It was his eighth goal of the season but his first since the 3-1 victory at Southend United on October 26.
Town made it two just before the half-hour mark.
Norwood connected with a long clearance forward, raced through on goal and sublimely lifted the ball over advancing keeper Josef Bursik.
It was a quality finish - the striker's tenth of the season - and there was also a touch of class about Ipswich's third, on 44 minutes.
Chambers pushed forward, played a clever one-two with Norwood and then pushed the ball into Judge's path.
The Irishman made no mistake with the goal at his mercy and fired home for a convincing half-time lead.
It was only his second goal for the club and his maiden league strike, having only previously scored in the FA Cup victory at Lincoln City.
To be 3-0 up was a dream but it could have been six, given additional chances for both Norwood and Jackson.
The former sliced an early effort before screwing wide of the far post, after a right-wing cross from Jackson.
Judge then fed Jackson, giving him a one-on-one opportunity, but the striker's effort was well-saved by Bursik.
With the game won, Town lost some of their impetus in the second period.
Their best chance came after a deep corner from Garbutt was headed just wide by Norwood.
Zanzala's penalty five minutes from time trimmed the deficit.
However, Keane had the last laugh, putting the finishing gloss on a highly-satisfying afternoon, rifling a low shot inside the near post.


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On Monday I talked about why players were awesome and make the game. Today I'm here to tell you that even though you should appreciate your players, you should not do so to the cost of self-respect. Today I want to talk about that.
Hate to break this to you Mr. Proud "I am a GM and a GM only" but the GM is a player role. As the GM you are running the game, sure. However, you are also playing the game. You run all the NPCs and set up the world. You have a different role in the game - arguably a harder role - but you are still a player just like everyone else at the table.
As a player you should be having fun as well. After all, it is a game, and the game should be fun for the players right? Well, you're one of those players.
I've seen so many GMs, especially young GMs, work themselves up into a stressed out panic because they were worried about their game or something in their game. If this is you, while I applaud you for taking your game seriously it might be time to take a step back and relax. This should be something you do for fun (if you do it for money, how much and where do I sign up?) and what you do for fun shouldn't be stressing you out.
In the end, what I am trying to say, is that you want your game to be fun for everyone, but that doesn't mean giving up self respect. Be awesome. Have fun. Enjoy the game. Don't fret over it.


Tighter End wrote: It doesn't work that well... Every game is now on my calendar twice.
The 2nd one is on Roostervision.
With the exception of BT matches this season as I refuse to pay the feckers and the neighbour who provided me with it via wifi last season has also told them to go feck themselves.
I had some hassle getting this onto my Android yesterday, had to do it online then sync my various calendar apps because I couldn't do it directly on the app. It's a good job now that it's bloody working though.
Recently my Edit and Quote icons have disappeared. I know the quote facility isn't great, but it's better than none at all. The edit icon was handy when my pork sausage fingers do stupid things when using the iPhone.
Tighter End wrote: Help..... Luddites unite.
You sure you're signed in Tender? Got to be logged in to get those options.
Yep, locked and loaded and weirdly the quote icon has returned, but it's sidekick 'Edit' is still in hiding.
I've even logged out and in several times, but still nowt.
Any way of ensuring NOC doesnt appear on the background? gives me the shivers. Or is it to remind us there have been even darker times, times when p and NOC lined out together (and we thought they had potential)?
And weirdly both my quote and edit have now reappeared, even showing up on previous posts.


What is this Mangaraiders technical workshop about?
Mangaraiders Technical workshops's goal is to propose a regular drawing activity to improve drawing skills.
It can be an activity related to inking, coloring, sketching, anatomy knowledge, perspective, backgrounds...all technics whose knowledge are necessary to improve drawings quality.
What's the difference between those workshops and the usual ones?
Those new workshops will be a regular activity concerning a drawing technics such as inking, coloring, sketching etc. It will concern drawing technics only.
Those topics will be regular workshops which will propose a different activity twice a week, every wednesdays and saturdays.
All mangaraiders can take part, no matter their skills and levels. We will propose different kinds of drawing activities which will allow you to improve the drawings technics you need to work on.
Of course, you are free to take part on all workshops you want, as long as you want.
You can use pc, drawing programs, pen tablets or simply a pen and a paper.
No special rule except except the time limit recommandation. We will give a time limit recommandation for each workshop so you can improve your drawing speed.
Who can create those technical workshops?
You can suggest drawing technics which could be developped in workshops. If those suggestions are revelant, Hasith and me will include them in the technical workshops.
If you want to create your own workshop, please go to the Manga Drawing Workshop section.


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STEVENSON RANCH (CNS) – A second girl died today of injuries she suffered when a vehicle driven by her mother crashed and caught fire in the Stevenson Ranch area, authorities said.
The crash was reported about 9:30 a.m. Monday near the intersection of The Old Road and Pico Canyon Road, just west of the Golden State (5) Freeway, according to the California Highway Patrol.
The 31-year-old mother of the 2- and 6-year-old girls ran naked from the fiery wreckage and was hospitalized in stable condition, according to Officer Michael Gubelli of the CHP's Newhall office.
A representative of the Newhall office confirmed the younger girl's death. Her sister, identified by the coroner's office as Kathleen Lopez, died on Monday.
The vehicle was being driven at high speed northbound on The Old Road when it struck a curb, a sign and a traffic signal, according to the CHP.
The 2019 Subaru then traveled out of control across the intersection of Pico Canyon Road before striking a traffic signal, a tree and an electrical box and catching fire.
Gubelli said the motorist blew through a red light at the intersection.
The victims, residents of Bakersfield, were pulled from the wreckage by witnesses, the CHP reported.
Video from the scene showed workers at a nearby oil change business using extinguishers in an effort to put out the flames.
A CHP spokesperson said no charges are being pursued at this time, but that the investigation is continuing.
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Эгино IV Бородатый (, Egino cum barba; ум. , похоронен в Тенненбахе) — граф Ураха.

Биография
Точное происхождение не выяснено: вероятно, внук Эгино III, умершего в 1160 году, у которого было двое не известных по имени сыновей (возможно — Герхард и Бертольд, упоминаемые в качестве графов Ураха в документе 1180 года).

С ок. 1180 года был женат на Агнессе (ум. 1236), дочери герцога Бертольда IV фон Церингена. После смерти её бездетного брата Бертольда V (1218) вместе с Кибургами и герцогами фон Тек участвовал в разделе богатого наследства и получил (от имени жены и старшего сына) земли на восточном берегу Рейна с городом Фрайбург-ин-Брейсгау. При этом большинство имперских ленов и фогств захватил король Фридрих II Штауфен. Граф Ураха за свою часть церингенских земель обязался заплатить ему 25 тысяч марок, но эту сумму удалось снизить до 3 тысяч благодаря сыну, Конраду фон Ураху — кардиналу Порто, и она была выплачена.

С начала 1220-х годов Эгино IV, находившийся уже в преклонном возрасте, передал управление своими владениями старшему сыну — Эгино V.

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Дети:
 Эгино V (ум. 1236/37), граф Ураха, сеньор Фрайбурга. Его сын Генрих фон Фюрстенберг (ум. 1283/84) в 1254 году обменял свою половину графства Урах на половину Виттлингена.
 Рудольф (ум. до 1260), граф Ураха.
 Конрад (ум. 30.09.1227), кардинал-епископ Порто, папский легат в Германии и Франции.
 Бертольд (ум. 8 или 13 августа 1242), аббат в Лютцеле и Салеме.
 Бертольд Младший (ум. 25.11.1261), граф Ураха. После его смерти графство Урах купил Вюртемберг.
 Агнесса, жена маркграфа Генриха I Баден-Хахбергского.
 Хейлвига (Стефания), жена графа Феррета Фредерика II.
 Иоланта, жена графа Ульрика III Невшательского.
 дочь, жена Бурхарда II фон Юзенберга.

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 Egeno der Bärtige, Graf von Urach: nach den Quellen… Josef Bader. 1844

Графы Ураха

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Accelerated solvent extraction of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons from contaminated soil
John Dean
Accelerated solvent extraction (ASE) has been compared with Soxhlet, microwave-assisted extraction (MAE) and supercritical fluid extraction (SFE) for the extraction of sixteen priority PAHs in a natively contaminated soil. The results indicate that ASE could quantitatively isolate all the PAHs investigated in approximately 12 min using a 1 + 1 mixture of acetone and dichloromethane at a temperature of 100°C and pressure of 14 MPa. The total amount of PAHs recovered was in agreement with the results obtained using optimized conditions of MAE and SFE. Repeat extractions on the contaminated soil indicated that ASE had exhaustively extracted all available PAHs using a 5 min static extraction.
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Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons Engineering & Materials Science 100%
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Hollister police arrested a burglary suspect on the Fourth of July after getting tips from a resident.
On July 4, 2018, a Hollister man was charged with burglary after he broke into a residence and took several items.
On July 4, 2018, a concerned citizen reported a man had broken into a home on the 1500 block of Cushman Drive. There were also reports of a man leaving the area carrying several items. Police officers contacted the home owner and he verified the house had been broken into and several items had been taken.
As the initial responding officer was conducting his investigation, a San Benito County deputy contacted a person who fit the description of the suspect seen leaving the residence. Hollister Police officers responded to their location and were able to verify the man's identity, from previous contacts, as being Joseph Girardin (42). Girardin had several household items in his possession.
The victim was able to verify the items found with Girardin where taken from his residence. During the course of their investigation officers discovered another witness had observed Girardin in the area and knew Girardin didn't live there. The resident recorded video of Girardin carrying the stolen items and turned it over to police.
Girardin was arrested for burglary, possession of burglary tools and possession of stolen property.
The Hollister Police Department would like to thank the citizen who called in the crime as well as the citizen who took the video footage of Girardin. The police depend on its partnership with the community to ensure the safety of the public and to solve crimes. The Hollister Police department would also like to thank the San Benito County Sheriff's Department for its continued support and partnership.
Anyone with information regarding this investigation is asked to contact Officer Julio Martinez at The Hollister Police Department at 831-902-8733. Persons wishing to remain anonymous may call WeTip at (800) 78-CRIME. Information provided to WeTip may qualify for a reward.


BMW Connected Drive Driver Assistance systems in the BMW 5 Series Sedan.
The full-colour BMW Head-Up Display projects all information relevant to the journey directly into the driver's field of vision, allowing them to fully concentrate on driving. The display includes data such as the current speed and – depending on the equipment – navigation tips, Speed Limit Info incl. no-overtaking indicator, telephone and entertainment lists, along with information and warnings from the various driver assistance systems. The icons projected onto the windscreen are displayed in a particularly high resolution and in full colour. The image's projection appears as if it were approx. 2.3 m in front of the vehicle. This, in combination with optimal positioning, allows the information to be read quickly, conveniently and with minimal distraction. The brightness of the projection automatically adjusts to suit the external light conditions, with different displays for day and night, and the height of the display can also be adjusted. Furthermore, the driver can also select which information to display in addition to the current speed and warnings from the driver assistance systems.
Traffic jam assistant eases the burden on the driver during monotonous driving situations. At speeds of up to 60 km/h, the system lets the car simply "glide along" with the other cars in dense traffic situations, making traffic jams less stressful. It automatically maintains the desired distance from the vehicle ahead and regulates the car's speed down to standstill, as well as providing active steering support. The vehicle is therefore able to help the driver stay in the correct lane, as long as the driver keeps at least one hand on the wheel. Having been at a complete standstill for up to 30 seconds, the car automatically starts moving again. Another milestone on the path to achieving highly automated driving.
The iDrive Touch Controller gives you convenient control of the iDrive system with one hand. Thanks to the touchpad integrated in the Controller, you can easily enter such information as destinations for the navigation system using your own handwriting. You can also use it to access a wide range of functions and settings as well as for scrolling through lists. Operation is effortless and intuitive by means of touch – a great help for you as the driver since it barely distracts your concentration on the road. All functions operated using the Controller can be conveniently viewed in the Control Display.
BMW Night Vision with Dynamic Light Spot can detect people and larger animals at night – even at a significant distance – and illuminate them.
An infrared camera mounted on the BMW kidney grille transmits images of people and animals directly onto the Control Display.
Intelligent early warning system with a bright outlook: As soon as the infrared sensors detect pedestrians or larger animals on a potential collision course in the dark, the system directs two separately controlled Dynamic Light Spots onto them, without any unpleasant dazzling effect. This light ensures that both the driver and the person approaching are very effectively warned of a potentially hazardous situation.
The driver receives additional warnings on the full-colour BMW Head-Up Display or on the instrument cluster if the thermal imaging display has been activated. If there is an acute risk of collision with detected individuals or animals, an acoustic alarm is also sounded and the brakes are prepared for imminent action. BMW Night Vision with Dynamic Light Spot is an innovation from BMW ConnectedDrive.
With BMW Selective Beam, driving at night is more comfortable and safer. It provides excellent visibility in the dark without dazzling other drivers.
BMW Selective Beam detects other road-users and selectively excludes them from the high-beam headlight distribution. Beam ranges of 400 m ensure early detection of risks and improved directional tracking.
The Park Assistant makes it easier for you to find a suitable parking space and actively helps you park.
The fully automatic Park Assistant represents the latest generation of parking comfort in a BMW. In this generation, the system selects the forward or reverse gear, takes control of steering and automatically accelerates or brakes as necessary. Prior to the parking manoeuvre, the driver merely has to turn on the indicator and then keep the PDC button pressed during the entire parking procedure, along with monitoring the surrounding area with the help of the automatically activated Rear View camera. Once the manoeuvre has been completed, the system selects the P driving position. When travelling at speeds of up to 35 km/h and with a maximum distance of 1.5 m from the row of parked cars, the ultrasound sensors in the BMW use the Control Display to show potential gaps where it would be possible to parallel park in a roadside space.
Park Distance Control, Surround View, Rear View Camera: Enjoy a clear view in the area around your vehicle when manoeuvring into parking spaces and at road exits. Park Distance Control (PDC) at the front and rear allows you to park safely and comfortably thanks to optical and acoustic signals.
After the front safety belts are buckled, they are automatically pretensioned when the car starts moving. If a critical situation arises on the road, the front safety belts are reversibly pretensioned, if required. If there are comfort seats, the front passenger seat backrest is brought to an upright position. The side windows are closed − as is the sliding roof, if there is one. A critical situation would include an emergency stop made by the driver or if the automobile demonstrated excessive understeer or oversteer.
When the vehicle is fitted with approach control warning or approach control warning with light braking function, potential collisions with moving or stationary vehicles ahead can be recognised in advance (within the system's limits).
The Attentiveness Assistant also monitors your behaviour for signs of fatigue. Your steering responses are analysed and the system reacts to irregular driving behaviour. A notification appears in the Control Display suggesting you take a break.


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Arc System Works and Studio Trigger Counting Down to an Announcement
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June 13, 2018Written by Lucas White
What in the world could this be? We all know the best way to get people excited is to post a cryptic countdown, and here's another one that's teasing a crossover project between two companies from different mediums. So far, nobody has mined anything from the source code, so we may even end up with a legitimate surprise here. This collaboration is between anime production company Studio Trigger, and fighting game developer of legend Arc System Works.
Whatever this is, we'll find out on June 15 at 8:00 p.m. PT / 11:00 p.m. ET. Studio Trigger is a rising studio founded by ex-Gainax creators Hiroyuki Imaishi and Masahiko Ohtsuka. The company is responsible for the likes of Little Witch Academia and Kill la Kill. Arc System Works needs no introduction, as its list of games includes hot properties such as Guilty Gear, BlazBlue, and recently Dragon Ball FighterZ.
The speculation here could go either way. Guilty Gear fans in particular have been hankering for an anime adaptation since the early days, and Studio Trigger could absolutely nail it. On the other hand, some kind of Studio Trigger mashup fighting game along the lines of BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle could also make a big impact in the anime fighter fanbase.
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*There are Two Items in the List

*Two TextViews / Button are displayed in a List ( RecyclerView )

*First TextView / Button is Clicked

*Second TextView / Button needs to be Hidden ( Toggle the Visibility ) after clicking on First TextView

I am not able to achieve this functionality using Data Binding. Suggestions are welcomed

A: Your question is that much clear for me but in general:
<TextView
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Supposing that you use User class and depending on a property you can switch visibility of a view:
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If you want to achieve this with a button, you might need to update the property as OnClick action of the button.

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Once again the two Mattituck High School seniors had wrestled their way to state finals at Times Union Center in Albany. The difference this time — and what a big difference it was — was both Bokinas had their arms raised as state champions.
Fifth-seeded Luke Bokina pulled off a 2-1 triumph Saturday night over No. 2 seed Nicholas Young, a senior from Alexandra, in the Division II 132-pound final of the 56th annual NYSPHSAA Championships.
Young was no slouch himself, going 53-4 this season.
Luke Bokina had won his semifinal earlier in the day, a 4-2 decision over top-seeded Cahal Donovan, a Marcellus junior.
Luke Bokina took his first two opponents by decision on Friday, beating Ogdensburg sophomore David Coordell, 6-2, and Randolph senior Matt Evans, 5-3. Evans was seeded fourth.
Not long after Luke's victory, Jack Bokina, the No. 2 seed at 145, defeated the No. 1 seed, Central Valley Academy junior Hunter Shaul, by a 5-0 decision. That brought Jack Bokina's season record to 46-2. He is 208-43 for his career and the only four-time All-State wrestler Mattituck has ever had.
Shaul finished the season with a 54-3 record.
Jack Bokina reached the final by pinning Holland Patent senior T.J. Philpots, the No. 3 seed, at 2 minutes, 42 seconds.
Jack Bokina romped on Friday as well. He opened things up by beating unseeded Groton junior Joe Evangelista by technical fall (17-1). In the quarterfinals, Jack Bokina pinned No. 7 Ian Houck, a senior from Rondout Valley, in 2:32.
In the Division II team scoring, Mattituck finished third with 49 1/2 points, behind Central Valley Academy (74) and Norwich (67).
The Bokinas' accomplishments give Mattituck four state champions in two years. Last year James Hoeg and Tanner Zagarino became Mattituck's first state champions. But the Bokinas are the only Long Island twins to ever win state titles, according to Newsday. Twins Rocco and Phillip Mansueto of Middletown both won the same year in 1997.
CORRECTION: The Bokinas are the first Long Island twins to ever win state championships, not the first in state history.
Photo caption: Mattituck senior Jack Bokina, pictured wrestling Friday, won a state championship Saturday night, as did his twin brother Luke. (Credit: Ray Nelson).


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class CountryPresenter
  include ActionView::Helpers::NumberHelper

  def initialize country
    @country = country
    @statistic = StatisticPresenter.new(country)
    @designations_presenter = DesignationsPresenter.new(country)
  end

  def iucn_categories_chart(chart_input)
    chart_input.enum_for(:each_with_index)
      .map do |category, i|
      {
        id: i+1,
        title: category['iucn_category_name'],
        value: category['count']
      }
    end
  end

  def governance_chart(chart_input)
    chart_input.map do |item|
      {
        id: item['governance_id'],
        title: item['governance_name'],
        value: item['count']
      }
    end
  end

  def chart_point_poly
    [
      {
        percentage: total_polygons_percentage,
        theme: 'theme--primary',
        title: "#{I18n.t('stats.polygons')} #{total_polygons_percentage}%"
      },
      {
        percentage: total_points_percentage,
        theme: 'theme--primary-dark',
        title: "#{I18n.t('stats.points')} #{total_points_percentage}%"
      }
    ]
  end

  def coverage_growth_chart(exclude_oecms: false)
    {
      title: I18n.t('charts.legend.coverage_km2'),
      units: I18n.t('charts.units.km2'),
      datapoints: @country.coverage_growth(exclude_oecms).map { |el| { year: el['year'], value: el['count'] } }
    }
  end

  def designations(exclude_oecms: false)
    @designations_presenter.designations(exclude_oecms: exclude_oecms)
  end

  def documents
    [
      national_report,
      malaysia_documents
    ].compact.flatten
  end

  def build_stats(type)
    {
      national_report_version: statistic.nr_version,
      pame_km2: number_with_delimiter(statistic&.pame_statistic&.send("pame_pa_#{type}_area")&.round(0)),
      pame_percentage: statistic&.pame_statistic&.send("pame_percentage_pa_#{type}_cover")&.round(2),
      protected_km2: number_with_delimiter(statistic.send("pa_#{type}_area").round(0)),
      protected_national_report: statistic.send("percentage_nr_#{type}_cover"),
      protected_percentage: statistic.send("percentage_pa_#{type}_cover").round(2),
      total_km2: number_with_delimiter(statistic.send("#{type}_area").round(0)),
      title: I18n.t("stats.coverage_#{yml_key(type)}.title_wdpa"),
      type: yml_key(type),
      text_protected: I18n.t("stats.coverage_#{yml_key(type)}.covered"),
      text_total: I18n.t("stats.coverage_#{yml_key(type)}.total"),
      text_coverage: I18n.t("stats.coverage"), #same as marine
      text_national_report: I18n.t("stats.nr-report-title"), #same as marine
      text_pame: I18n.t("stats.pame.areas-assessed"), #same as marine
      text_pame_assessments: I18n.t("stats.pame.with-assessments"), #same as marine
    }
  end

  def build_combined_stats(type)
    build_stats(type).merge!(
      {
        protected_km2: number_with_delimiter(statistic.send("oecms_pa_#{type}_area").round(0)),
        protected_percentage: statistic.send("percentage_oecms_pa_#{type}_cover").round(2),
        title: I18n.t("stats.coverage_#{yml_key(type)}.title_wdpa_oecm")
      }
    )
  end

  def marine_page_statistics
    {
      title: country.name,
      totalMarineArea: statistic.total_marine_area.round,
      totalOverseasTerritories: country.children.count,
      overseasTerritoriesURL: overseas_territories_url,
      flag: "flags/#{flag_name}",
      nationalKm: statistic.pa_marine_area.round,
      nationalPercentage: statistic.percentage_pa_marine_cover.round(2),
      overseasKm: statistic.overseas_total_protected_marine_area.round, ##check how this is being calculated
      overseasPercentage: statistic.overseas_percentage.round(2) ##check how this is being calculated - discuss
    }
  end

  def malaysia_documents
    return unless @country && @country.iso_3 == "MYS"
    [
      {
        url: 'https://wdpa.s3.amazonaws.com/Country_informations/MYS/COMMUNICATION%20PLAN%202012-2017.pdf',
        name: 'Department of Marine Park Malaysia CP',
        type: 'pdf',
        button_text: I18n.t("global.button.pdf")
      },
      {
        url: 'https://wdpa.s3.amazonaws.com/Country_informations/MYS/TOTAL%20ECONOMIC%20VALUE%20OF%20MARINE%20BIODIVERSITY.pdf',
        name: 'Malaysia Marine Parks Biodiversity',
        type: 'pdf',
        button_text: I18n.t("global.button.pdf")
      }
    ]
  end

  def national_report
    return unless @statistic.nr_report_url.present?
    {
      url: @statistic.nr_report_url,
      name: I18n.t('stats.nr_latest'),
      type: 'link',
      button_text: I18n.t("global.button.link")
    }
  end

  def total_points_percentage
    statistic.geometry_ratio[:points]
  end

  def total_polygons_percentage
    statistic.geometry_ratio[:polygons]
  end

  private

  def yml_key(type)
    type == 'land' ? 'terrestrial' : 'marine'
  end

  def country
    @country
  end

  def statistic
    @statistic
  end

  def overseas_territories_url
    overseas_territories = country.children.map(&:iso_3).join(',')
    "search?q=#{overseas_territories}&type=country"
  end

  def flag_name
    country.name.underscore.gsub(' ', '-').gsub(/"/, '').gsub(',','').gsub(/'/,'')
  end
end


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	randomHeavyTeam: function(side) {
		var keys = [];
		var pokemonLeft = 0;
		var pokemon = [];
		for (var i in this.data.FormatsData) {
			if (this.data.FormatsData[i].viableMoves) {
				if (this.data.Pokedex[i].weightkg >= 300) {
					keys.push(i);
				}
			}
		}
		keys = keys.randomize();

		var typeCount = {};
		var typeComboCount = {};
		var uberCount = 0;
		var nuCount = 0;

		for (var i=0; i<keys.length && pokemonLeft < 6; i++) {
			var template = this.getTemplate(keys[i]);
			if (!template || !template.name || !template.types) continue;
			var tier = template.tier;
			// This tries to limit the amount of Ubers and NUs on one team to promote "fun":
			// LC Pokemon have a hard limit in place at 2; NFEs/NUs/Ubers are also limited to 2 but have a 20% chance of being added anyway.
			// LC/NFE/NU Pokemon all share a counter (so having one of each would make the counter 3), while Ubers have a counter of their own.
			if (tier === 'LC' && nuCount > 1) continue;
			if ((tier === 'NFE' || tier === 'NU') && nuCount > 1 && Math.random()*5>1) continue;
			if (tier === 'Uber' && uberCount > 1 && Math.random()*5>1) continue;

			// CAPs have 20% the normal rate
			if ((tier === 'G4CAP' || tier === 'G5CAP') && Math.random()*5>1) continue;
			// Arceus formes have 1/17 the normal rate each (so Arceus as a whole has a normal rate)
			if (keys[i].substr(0,6) === 'arceus' && Math.random()*17>1) continue;

			// Limit 2 of any type
			var types = template.types;
			var skip = false;
			for (var t=0; t<types.length; t++) {
				if (typeCount[types[t]] > 1 && Math.random()*5>1) {
					skip = true;
					break;
				}
			}
			if (skip) continue;

			var set = this.randomSet(template, i);

			// Limit 1 of any type combination
			var typeCombo = types.join();
			if (set.ability === 'Drought' || set.ability === 'Drizzle') {
				// Drought and Drizzle don't count towards the type combo limit
				typeCombo = set.ability;
			}
			if (typeCombo in typeComboCount) continue;

			// Okay, the set passes, add it to our team
			pokemon.push(set);

			pokemonLeft++;
			// Now that our Pokemon has passed all checks, we can increment the type counter:
			for (var t=0; t<types.length; t++) {
				if (types[t] in typeCount) {
					typeCount[types[t]]++;
				} else {
					typeCount[types[t]] = 1;
				}
			}
			typeComboCount[typeCombo] = 1;
			// Increment Uber/NU counter:
			if (tier === 'Uber') {
				uberCount++;
			} else if (tier === 'NU' || tier === 'NFE' || tier === 'LC') {
				nuCount++;
			}
		}
		return pokemon;
	},
};


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The Dark Ash Wood trim that I will be paying $750 for is now no charge and the formerly no charge Matte Obeche Wood trim is $750 on the Design Studio. Other changes include $200 for the accessory hitch instead of no charge and the High Amperage Charger Upgrade has gone from $1000 to $1500. Do I have any recourse with the price drop on the trim or is the price at configuration time the final price?
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Spring 2017: Alumni & Staff Books
By Staff	• 2 years ago
Colonialism and Modern Architecture in Germany
Itohan Osayimwese '01
(University of Pittsburgh Press, 2017)
As the birthplace of Bauhaus — and of many of the pioneers of modern architecture — "Germany is sacrosanct in architectural history," Itohan Osayimwese writes. In her book, the Brown University history of art and architecture professor examines the way Germany's modern architectural roots stretch to the colonies it acquired during the 19th century, when financial constraints forced architects practicing in these far-flung lands to abandon Germany's traditional, highly ornamental style and look to materials and technologies better suited to the colonial environments, such as prefabrication. Thanks to books, articles, lectures and international exhibitions — including world's fairs — these styles and structures influenced architects and designers well beyond Germany and its colonies.
Shadow Patterns: Reflections on FayJones and His Architecture
Edited by Jeff Shannon '73
(University of Arkansas Press, 2017)
There's a strong Rice undercurrent running through Jeff Shannon's collection of essays and reflections on the architect Fay Jones '51. Although Jones, like Shannon, was an Arkansas native who practiced in his home state for much of his career, both built a foundation at Rice. After all, it was in Houston, while a student at Rice, that Jones met his mentor, Frank Lloyd Wright. "Shadow Patterns" explores Jones' rich architectural legacy, which earned him the prestigious Gold Medal award from the American Institute of Architects in 1990. The essays range from observations by scholars to personal reflections by clients and friends. Arkansas writers Roy Reed and Ellen Gilchrist, who each live in homes Jones designed, describe what it's like to live in and manage the quirks of a "house built by a genius," where "light is everywhere … Everything is quiet, and everything is a surprise," as Gilchrist says. Shannon is an architecture professor and the former dean of the Fay Jones School of Architecture at the University of Arkansas.
— JENNIFER LATSON
The Boy Who Loved Too Much: A True Story of Pathological Friendliness
Jennifer Latson
(Simon & Schuster, 2017)
ELI IS A SPECIAL LITTLE BOY. He loves coloring, meeting new people and adores his mom. He's warm, affectionate and loving — perfect in so many ways, but genetically Eli is different from most people. Eli's friendliness barometer is broken. Or, rather, he simply doesn't have one. Eli is missing more than 20 genes on his seventh chromosome. The result is a sweet boy with elfin features and a heart bursting with love. The disorder leaves him earnest, caring and deeply vulnerable: In a way, everyone is his friend and, yet, no one is.
Author Jennifer Latson spent three years shadowing Eli and his mother, Gayle, as they navigated the struggles and joys of growing up with Williams' Syndrome. Latson weaves a true, poignant coming-of-age story about a boy whose friendliness has no boundaries and a mother's determination to protect him from his uncontrollable urge to trust, love and befriend everyone he encounters. "The Boy Who Loved Too Much: A True Story of Pathological Friendliness" is not only a beautiful, sympathetic rendering of life with a little-known genetic disorder, but also a gripping look at what it means to be human. Eli's compelling story sheds light on the genetics of behavior and the quirks of human nature.
Latson, a former journalist with an MFA in creative nonfiction writing, is an assistant editor and staff writer for Rice Magazine in the Office of Public Affairs. She lives in Houston with her partner, David Brooks '07.
— ARIE WILSON PASSWATERS
Alumni books art architecture Staff