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The results of the study show, that the impact of the Tibetan Mantra and the acoustic version of NTI PLR (Polarization-Laser-Radiowave) Spectra of medicinal plants (helichrysum, Gotu-Kola, Ging-Ti, St. John's wort, Ginger, motherwort, milk thistle, etc.) and minerals (B-quartz, Golden citrine, Sunstone, Topaz), has a positive effect on the pulse and electro-punctur Diagnostics. There is increased functional activity of all acupuncture channels, which is the basis for the development of the braking technology of aging in humans.
The human body, Since the level of cellular structures (proteins, DNA, RNA, the cytoskeleton, the chromosome, Ribosomes, mitochondria) to cell-tissue-organ levels, have the ability to self-organization and gomeostazu. This capacity is being implemented at all levels of the organism, Since the quantum and molecular and Biochemistry and physiology until the higher nervous activity. These processes are manageable. One of the main vectors of this Office-quantum biokomp′ûting the chromosome apparatus, implemented as endogenous holographic, radio waves and other functions [2,7,10]. Such views have emerged as a new direction in computing;, When the DNA molecule was used as a parallel to calculate "structures, and it was called "DNA computing" [12]. Using such a "computing" was created by the algorithm for solving the so-called. "the traveling salesman problem», When, for example, It is necessary to sink single-shortest route to visit each of the seven (or more) cities. This task required the entire week, While traditional digital computers would be required several years. It used the basic phenomenon, typical molecules of DNA-the ability of its solitary chains to fast complementary vzaimouznavaniâm. This phenomenon is, that any fragments of each of the two chains of DNA in solution (or in the chromosomes of a living cell) only their own, in a sense mirror, halves and form a normal dual spiral. This phenomenon is a manifestation of the common properties of highly organized biostructures and biopolymers to samosborke. Both in vitro and in vivo to self-assemble Ribosomes, membrane, the chromosome, viruses and phages. Similarly DNA odnonitevye associate at by DNA double. The success and speed of spontaneous DNA halves each other searches, as an act of self-organization (self-Assembly), and provided high speed through billions of options within the "traveling salesman problem». Causes and mechanisms of quick and accurate vzaimouznavanij halves of DNA, as well as vzaimouznavaniâ codon and protein synthesis in the antikodona or vzaimouznavaniâ of Antigen and antibody in the immune processes, enzymes and their substrates, etc.. so far have not been explored. Especially difficult are strategic mechanisms vzaimouznavanij for long distances in the living cell (hundreds and thousands of Angstrom), greater than equal recognition (from one to three Angstrom), typical ion, Van der vaal′sovym and hydrophobic interactions. Moreover, mistakenly thought of as associating complementary single strand DNA as biokomp′ûtinga. The point, the Combinatorics of options the Assembly of DNA fragments and results in "traveling salesman problem», i.e.. actually computing, are people. DNA gives billions of possible solutions, but chooses the right solution people [13]. Real DNA computing in vivo-in vitro occurs differently, namely, using the principles of holography, solitoniki, Quantum non-locality and other patterns [14]. This approach led to the establishment of a pilot model of quantum biokomp′ûtera (KB), who is able to control the physiological and metabolic processes in biological systems using Photonic wave as a sign of the polarized radiation (PCR-spectra) [7,1415].
Investigated indices of pulse diagnosis (DD) and electro-punctur Diagnostics (EDR) patients-participants, owning a technique of psycho-physiological self-regulation "key" [8]. Self-regulation is the key to YOURSELF is the key to the system of self-organization, self-development and self-improvement. It is in its simplest way to achieve inner harmony.[1,3]. The workshop used the program with the acoustic impact of Tibetan mantras and PCR-spectra of medicinal plants and minerals, recorded with the KB.
In accordance with the view of acupuncture channels (AK) as functional systems, participating in the psychosomatic interactions, It is reasonable to expect, the acoustic version of the PCR-spectra, which saves the information of the original wave radiation, in this case, the plants and minerals, should be reflected in the indicators of functional activity of AK. The most informative method of assessing the State of AK, and through it-and the State of internal organs, is POA [4] and EDR [6]. This assumption is confirmed by EDR of healers and indicators of PD and EDR seminar "teaching self-regulation key»», which, after appropriate psychological customization, were able to walk on broken glass and glowing coals without injury [8].
In this paper, we will attempt to analyze the changes in the dynamics of some indicators of HOW the participants, due to the influence of the subjects of an acoustic version of the PCR-spectra, selected as a factor in normalizing the functions of internal organs and inhibition of aging.
The main means of assessing results was pulse and electro-puncture diagnostics have seminarians with the normalization of the function of internal organs for inhibition of aging processes under the influence of Tibetan mantras, and an acoustic version of the PCR-spectra of medicinal plants and minerals.
Research conducted during the 5-day workshop "an in-depth method of self-regulation". The seminar was attended by 36 man, who own method of self-regulation key; 9(25%) men and 27(75%) women. The average age of the patients is the core group 51.9 ± 2.7 years. The POA and the EPD conducted prior to the seminar, through 1 day and 10 days after the procedure of self-regulation.
For biologically active PCR-spectra in acoustic version created Quantum Biocomputers (KB) generation of coherent laser He-NE laser (power of 2MW, wavelength 632 .8nm) with two, orthogonally related to intensity, optic mods, that can interact among themselves in such a way, the sum of the intensities remains constant. [2,5,7]. At least one interaction of laser radiation with fashion scanned object (Donor) reads the quantum information with Donor due to redistribution of the optical intensity mod on change law of polarization, the new State after the laser beam interaction with dynamic mikropolârizatorami scanned donors — abiogennyh substances, plant material or living cells. One of the modes of laser radiation, If a certain mode of generation, capable of working with a donor cause radiation KB biologically active modulated broadband radiation (MBER, PCR-spectrum) in the range of 2 up to 0 [5,7]. The mŠÈI correlated with modulations in optical probing of the laser radiation modes and thus mŠÈI retains quantum bio-information, the optical reading it with a donor. The modulation depends on the rotational oscillations of microstructural components of scanned objects (for example, liquid crystal domains of DNA in the chromosomes of plants), i.e.. bioznakovoj optical activity of Donor. MBER (PCR-spectrum) as the radio frequency signal in a range 640 KHz after detecting a radio is served on a personal computer with a special program processing. The output is the Fourier spectrum of dynamic radio, describing the bioznakovye parameters of the donor to be scanned. Physics of these processes is described in detail [5]. Thus, that is triggered by the radio wave laser radiation KB is the result read a previously unknown biologically active wave (quantum) information from any suitable substances, minerals, plant extracts, living cells and tissues, cellular biostructures, DNA, RNA, etc.. Such information is not invasive, non-invasively and safely enter a strategic regulatory body, animals, plants and microorganisms [11]. You can take the spectrum, BANKROLLED the acoustic spectrum and burn to a CD (CD) in mp3 format, i.e.. the sound of the usual range of audibility, which saves the information of the original bio-active Photonic radio frequency radiation [2,10]. The CD spectra of the samples provided courtesy of:, ACAD.. RAMTN and NATURAL SCIENCES P. Garâevym.
Study of the biological effects of records of Spectra, BANKROLLED in acoustic version conducted according to the previously developed technique [6,8]. Every single diagnostic examination was held consecutively the procedures of PD and EDR. To compare the analyzed indices of the functional State of AK-point scale used estimates [6,8] medicinal plants and minerals.
The improvement of the functional State of the AK was observed on day 10 after holding a seminar on self-regulation by the sound of Tibetan mantras and PCR-acoustic spectrum of medicinal plants and minerals. EDR data results (Watch) have shown, day after the end of the seminar there was disparity AK-"redundancy" leg AK LR, ST and "failure" hand AK PC, TE. This shows that, sound effects changed the functional State of AK, that garmonizirovalos ′ through 10 days. The disparity of the functional State of AK is completely gone, but still functional activity of AK. It should be noted, that the EDR records the percentage of health status dynamic survey. The overall improvement in health has the of 17% up to of 36% 29 seminarians. THE 7 participants of the seminar there were changes on the 5%-9 of %, as originally, prior to the seminar their performance has been 80%-89 of % (contingent interest) health. The rest of the seminarians with the EPD to hold the seminar showed the of 46% up to of 68% health.
It should be noted, EPD values for AK, electrical resistivity increases above normal corresponds to a negative value for PD. For simplicity, visual perception of two y-axis Diagnostics (com) on (Fig. 2. Watch) presented from top to bottom. Of rice. 2. You can see, that there is a convergence of orientation deviation parameters PD and EDR and shows whether there is a match between the results, with the exception of the channel T.
Changes of PD are represented on (Fig. 2. Watch) As with EDR, There is a tendency to reduce the spread of the values of the POA after holding a seminar on self-regulation. Options DD aspire to "normal", i.e. to the mark 0.
Analysis of interaction of AK on the results of the PoA and EPD conducted by calculating nonparametric correlation coefficients Kendall. Data calculations on EDR in Table 1.
In the table 2. Kendall correlation coefficient values are calculated for PD measurements before and after the seminar on self-regulation. The values of the coefficients of correlation of Kendall, with the significance level <0.05 are highlighted in bold, the central diagonal dividing values before holding a seminar are allocated light-gray. Results of the conducted research confirm a basic possibility of use of methods of reflex diagnosis at participants of a seminar of psychophysiological self-control "Key" with influence of the Tibetan Mantras and PLR-akustichesky ranges of curative plants and minerals. The characteristic changes of indicators of PD and EPD testimonial of normalization of a functional condition of system of joint stock company with their activation of internals are found. What role in this research of the quantum biocomputer? It is used for a design of programs of wave management of fiziologo-metabolic functions of people. At the same time it carries out the following functions: 1. reading of information from bioactive substrates 2. its transformation to a form of the photons modulated on polarization (spin) 3. transformations of such photons to the modulated broadband electromagnetic radiation (Modulated Broadband Electromagnetic laser Radiation) with saving initial bioinformation 4. the Modulated Broadband Electromagnetic laser Radiation transformation to the acoustic field (AF) with saving primary information 5. adjustable noninvasive and safe management of fiziologo-metabolic processes of people.
The results of the study show, that the impact of the Tibetan Mantra and PCR-acoustic spectra of medicinal plants (helichrysum, Gotu-Kola, Ginngo-Ti, St. John's wort, Ginger, motherwort, milk thistle, etc.) and minerals (B-quartz, Golden citrine, Sunstone, Topaz) has a positive effect on the performance of the PoA and EDR. After holding a seminar on self-regulation is the functional activation of all of AK. This is reflected most clearly in the EDR. Comparative analysis of parameters of PD and EDR matched directivity deviations AK and shows a concordance between the results, with the exception of the channel T. The PoA and EDR are informative, simple, non-invasive methods of diagnosis with the normalization of the function of internal organs, which is the basis for the development of the braking technology of aging in humans.
In general the work confirms and expands upon earlier results [16] the possibility of using biokomp′ûtinga to control quantum critical biological functions.Literature
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SOUND AS CARRIER OF BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE INFORMATION FROM POLARIZATION-LASER-RADIO WAVE SPECTRA
Usupbekova B.Sh., Mansurova R.A., Gariaev P.r.
Results of carried out research have shown, that influence of the Tibetan Mantras and acoustic variant Polarization-Laser-Radio wave (PLR) spectra of curative plants and minerals has a positive effect by results of pulse and electro puncture diagnostics. The raised functional activity of all acupuncture the channels as a basis for development of braking technologies of ageing processes at the person is observed.
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Dangerous Foods for Consumption but we like to taste delicious. Gourmet suggestions are something for which we are willing to give a small sum in an expensive restaurant. But before you take a romantic dinner to someone you love, it's a good idea to find out which foods the food experts will never taste.
The list was made by lawyer and specialist Bill Marller, who over the last two decades has earned over $ 600 million for his clients who have been the victims of food poisoning. He dearly shares what those foods that neither nutrition experts nor he, nor you need to try.
Raw oysters are considered aphrodisiac and delicacy. But this was so before Global Warming and the change it causes to ecosystems. The warming waters of the world's ocean are an excellent environment for the development of a growing microbial population that is postponed … just like in oysters, mussels and all other shellfish delicacies.
Service commitments and a short lunch break make more and more people reach for the pre-washed and cut fruits and vegetables that are available in outdoor trolleys, parks, supermarkets, and more. But by buying such fruits and vegetables, you do not serve health, but you put it at risk, and it is not so small.
The number of people who have been affected by your food is unknown, and the chance that one of them will have some unpleasant bacteria – enormous.
Modern salad with sprouts has already found a place on your table, but are you aware of the risks they can bear. Statistics show that germ infestations have become more and more common in the past 2 decades. Bacterial outbreaks found in otherwise delicious and useful sprouts are usually e-car or salmonella type, so we recommend that you next bet on a classic Shopa salad.
Different culinary formats often show how people are happy to eat meat, which is literally sealed only at the edges, and in the middle is harsh. Unfortunately, however, for those who prefer the stack back, if you keep your health, you should not try anything harder than a well-prepared stack or medium-well.
Nutritional experts are certain that at less than 71 degrees Celsius bacteria that cause salmonella or e-coli infections do not die and this poses a serious health risk. Raw eggs. Here, it is important to note that the risk of Salmonella contamination is now a few times lower than years ago when consumption of raw eggs has been the basis of several salmonella epidemics but still exists. So do not compromise your health by eating raw eggs.
Even if you are a supporter of raw food, you think that pasteurization kills its nutritional value, do not impose its philosophy on others, listen to the scientific arguments in the opposite thesis. It is important to note that the pasteurization process not only does not reduce the nutritional value of milk or juices, but also destroys harmful bacteria that could harm the health of consumers. And while pasteurization is not dangerous, raw drinks can be very dangerous to your health because they are at risk of getting parasites, different viruses or bacterial infections.


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Last week I spent three days doing woodlands arts workshops in two schools in Wordsley, Stourbridge, West Midlands. The schools had approached me to put on some woodland inspired workshops for children aged 7 - 8 and 8 - 9 as part of their Irresistible Learning education program.
Four classes of 25 at Belle Vue Primary spent an hour each learning a different weaving technique with natural materials and willow, making an individual item to take home. Their term had started with a letter from Lord Locksley asking for a band of men to join him. My half-term activity was to help them make something nice to give to Maid Marion, made from natural materials. Each class made different items so the teachers could swap techniques later on.
At Blandford Mere Primary School we had two consecutive days to work on a project. I was asked if the children could make things to put in their new school corridor, so I suggested making bug sculptures - insects, flies, bees.
After an introductory talk and questions at assembly, three classes of 30 pupils spent an hour on both days with me creating woodland insect sculptures using fresh willow and other natural materials including natural dyed sheep wool, leaves, sticks etc..
They learned how to strip the leaves off the willow and bend it to the shapes they needed to make wings and body shapes, decorating these on the second day. It was a learning curve for both me and the children, as they got to grips with the nature of the materials - and I raced about helping their sculptures take shape.
Most of the children were very excited about the activity and I think it was quite a challenge for them on many levels. I hope they got a lot out of it. It was great to be able to use my artistic and practical woodland knowledge with so many young people.
If you are interested in having a school workshop. I am happy to devise a suitable activity for your class. Please contact me to discuss details and costs. I am currently working across the Midlands. I'm hoping for pictures of the school displays to arrive for this blog post soon.


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Backpacking merit badge requires prior counselor and/or parent approval for requirement(s) #11b.
Backpacking merit badge is an option for the National Outdoor Badge for Hiking.
Discuss the prevention of and treatment for the health concerns that could occur while backpacking, including hypothermia, heat reactions, frostbite, dehydration, insect stings, tick bites, snakebite, and blisters.
a. List 10 items that are essential to be carried on any backpacking trek and explain why each item is necessary.
b. Describe 10 ways you can limit the weight and bulk to be carried in your pack without jeopardizing your health or safety.
a. Define limits on the number of backpackers appropriate for a trek crew.
b. Describe how a trek crew should be organized.
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d. Explain the purpose of an emergency response plan.
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b. Describe proper methods of handling human and other wastes while on a backpacking trek. Describe the importance of and means to assure personal cleanliness while on a backpacking trek.
c. Tell what factors are important in choosing a campsite.
a. Demonstrate two ways to treat water and tell why water treatment is essential.
b. Explain to your counselor the importance of staying well hydrated during a trek.
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c. Prepare at least three meals using a stove and fuel you can carry in a backpack.
d. Demonstrate that you know how to keep cooking and eating gear clean and sanitary and that you practice proper methods for food storage while on a backpacking trek.
a. Write a plan that includes a schedule for a patrol/crew backpacking hike of at least 2 miles.
b. Conduct a prehike inspection of the patrol and its equipment.
c. Show that you know how to properly pack your personal gear and your share of the crew's gear and food.
d. Show you can properly shoulder your pack and adjust it for proper wear.
e. While using the plan you developed for requirement 9a, carry your fully loaded pack to complete a hike of at least 2 miles.
Using Leave No Trace principles, participate in at least three backpacking treks of at least three days each and at least 15 miles each, and using at least two different campsites on each trek. Carry everything you will need throughout the trek.
a. Write a plan for a backpacking trek of at least five days using at least three different campsites and covering at least 30 miles. Your plan must include a description of and route to the trek area, a schedule (including a daily schedule), a list of food and equipment needs, a safety and emergency plan, and a budget.
b. Using Leave No Trace principles, take the trek planned and, while on the trek, complete at least one service project approved by your merit badge counselor.
c. Keep a daily journal during the trek that includes a day-by-day description of your activities, including notes about what worked well and thoughts about improvements that could be made for the next trek.
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Your handbook is your primary reference. See First-aid skills for step-by-step instructions and lesson video links.
2a. Here are the Outdoor Checklists including the 10 Essentials.
4b. Hygiene - Food Handling have a number of resources and videos.
4c. Campsite resources and videos.
6c. Lost includes many resources and videos including how to stay found.
8. Backpacking Stoves resources and videos.
9a. The Backpacking planning form is in the Backpacking Worksheet.
9b. Packing a Backpack resources and videos for one night to a week+.
9c. Shouldering a Pack including all major adjustment - resources and videos.
9d. See the Outdoor Checklists and Shouldering a Pack for adjustments.
The forms are in the Backpacking Worksheet.
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11c. The forms are in the Backpacking Worksheet.
An Introduction to Merit Badges – how to get started, who chooses the counselor, etc.
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Merit Badges Requiring Prior Approval – Certain requirements need prior approval. Most do not. Here is the list.
See Submitting New Merit Badge Ideas for guidance on how to submit suggestions for new merit badges to BSA.


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About the project: Envisioning Good Governance through improved transparency and accountability in public institutions, better delivery of public services, and strengthened law and order, the Government of Bihar (GoB), in 2006, initiated a portfolio of reforms. These reforms formed the basis of the Bihar Governance and Administrative Reforms Programme (BGARP), launched in 2008 with financial and technical assistance provided by the UK Government, to provide fillip and added momentum to the Bihar State Government's agenda.
The project required assessment of all the policy reforms introduced during the aforementioned period. Envecologic brought represented the energy and environmental expertise to the table to review policies and submitted the assement report to the steering committee, which included leaders from the Government (primary stakeholder), DFiD-UK Aid (project funding agency) and Deloitte (project implementation partner).


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The Sacrosanctity of the Holocaust and its Influence on Judaism and the State of Israel
Nesfield, VL (2015) The Sacrosanctity of the Holocaust and its Influence on Judaism and the State of Israel. International Journal of Public Theology, 9 (2). 228 - 247. ISSN 1872-5171
The Holocaust maintains a status of inviolability in the Christian religious public sphere and also the mainstream media. The scale, gravity and sheer atrocity of the Holocaust still commands a response. The article argues that questions demanded by the Holocaust of the Christian church and the free world's passivity in the face of genocide, led to a Christian support for the State of Israel driven by guilt and a sense of moral obligation which side-lined the impact of the State on the Palestinian people. With the Israel-Palestine conflict in its seventh decade, the imperative to overcome the hegemony of Holocaust memory is more urgent than ever. Seventy years after the Holocaust, its legacy in public and theological memory dominates questions of Judaism within the polity and the State of Israel. Two legal cases, which attracted media attention, illustrate how Holocaust memory is evoked in response to questions of Jewish practice in the European polity. Two further examples demonstrate how the pernicious influence of Holocaust memory and rhetoric colour responses to criticism of the State of Israel.
Nesfield, VL
© 2015, Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden. This is an author produced version of a paper published in International Journal of Public Theology. Uploaded in accordance with the publisher's self-archiving policy.
Holocaust; Israel; anti-Semitism; Judaism; media
Published: 9 June 2015
Accepted: 1 March 2015
The University of Leeds > Faculty of Education, Social Sciences and Law (Leeds) > School of Education (Leeds)
http://dx.doi.org/10.1163/15697320-12341394
Brill Academic Publishers
https://doi.org/10.1163/15697320-12341394
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The increasing demand for low-noise gearboxes has pointed out the importance to calculate the variation of the mesh stiffness which is the main source of excitation. The running noise, in fact, is the result of transmission errors, which are caused by the varying stiffness. For this reason, in the years a lot of research was carried out by the different Standards Technical Committees to provide adequate calculation methods. Improvement of the gear quality helps to reduce noises, but even with a gear set of highest quality a transmission error exists. In the standards the impact of the geometrical and dimensional tolerances of the other mechanical components such as shafts, housing etc., which can have a huge impact on the gear meshing stiffness variability, is neglected. A FEM based analysis of the influence of different geometrical errors on the static transmission error was carried out. From the study it was possible to extrapolate which tolerances have a more significant impact on the noise emission and which are less stringent. The aim was both to improve the acoustic behavior of the gearbox and to avoid expensive mechanical finishes where not needed.


We spoke to former National Youth Choir of Wales member - Elin Manahan Thomas - on what it was like to perform at Prince Harry and Meghan Marckle's wedding and how we played a part in her development.
I was absolutely thrilled to be asked to sing at the Royal Wedding. I think that singing at any wedding is a huge honour, and it's just so lovely being a part of a couple's special day. But obviously this one was going to have the eyes of the world watching - and listening! Above all I was delighted with the choice of music, and I thought it was a wonderful way for the bride to make her entrance. I'm known as a fan of Early Music, and as far as I'm concerned, you can't go wrong with Handel. My love of baroque music began back in Swansea, with the Swansea Bach Choir and John Hugh Thomas and then with Côr Cenedlaethol Ieuenctid Cymru, NYC Wales. During my many NYCW courses, with both John Hugh and then Simon Halsey conducting, I found music that suited my voice, and spoke to my soul. We learnt pieces from the Renaissance, up to the present day, and travelled in musical style and nationalities from Wales, to Russia, America, Africa and beyond. The foundation of my understanding of, and passion for, singing came from my choral courses, and on top of that, I made lifelong friends. I would never dreamed, in Cyncoed in 1993, that I would have ended up one day singing in St George's Chapel, Windsor on a historic day, but I'll always be grateful to NYCW for being the start of my musical journey.
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Decoda is a New York City- based chamber ensemble comprised of virtuoso musicians, entrepreneurs, and passionate advocates of the arts. Decoda's innovative performances and engaging projects with partners around the world, are designed to engage with society, educate the next generation,and inspire a new entrepreneurial model for today's artists.
The artists of Decoda first collaborated with one another in the renowned Ensemble ACJW fellowship program, created by Carnegie Hall, The Juilliard School and Carnegie Hall's Weill Music Institute, and they now extend that relationship as an Affiliate Ensemble of Carnegie Hall. Since its inception in 2011, Decoda's projects have reached audiences in schools, hospitals and prisons as well as in prominent concert halls across the globe.
Recent travels have taken Decoda to Abu Dhabi, Iceland, Japan, Mexico, Germany, Hong Kong, and Switzerland, the United Kingdom and Denmark, and in the 2014-15 season, Decoda will present projects with partners in the U.S., Mexico, Asia and the United Kingdom.
Decoda's engagements have included performances at the Mainly Mozart Festival (San Diego), Bay Chamber Concerts (Maine), in the UK at the Southbank Centre and the Barbican (London), Festspiele Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (Germany), Chelsea Music Festival (NYC), Carnegie Kids @ Suntory Hall (Tokyo), Abu Dhabi Music & Arts Festival (UAE), Við Djúpið Festival (Iceland), Programa de Educación Musical Fomento Cultural Banamex & Carnegie Hall (Mexico), and the Performing Arts Center at SUNY Purchase. Since 2011, Decoda has participated in Carnegie Hall's Musical Connections Program, undertaking creative projects at Sing Sing Correctional Facility, Beth Abraham Hospital, Clinton High School in Bronx, NY and Valley Lodge Shelter. Decoda is also the resident ensemble at Greenwich House Music School in NYC's West Village.
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How a family-owned executive search firm successfully surpassed the 50-year milestone
Manhattan Beach, Calif. (June 2019) – Bristol Associates, Inc. is a boutique executive search firm that has successfully placed industry-specific candidates nationwide since 1967. Despite how recruiting has changed over the last 52 years, Bristol believes that people are still at the core of their business and continue to emphasize the importance of providing excellent quality and effective service to their long-term clients and candidates. Bristol takes pride in the tenure of its employees, acknowledging their Sr. Vice President Kelly Nelson of 24 years and President Ben Farber's 15 years.
Ben shares, "It is with enormous pride that I represent the third generation of family leadership. We owe our success to our loyal network. Without them, we would not be here today. We are also grateful for each other. Our team is an extended family, many of whom have held their post with us for more than 20 years. As we reflect on the memories and traditions that shaped such a rich history, we are excited to sustain real relationships in an era powered by automated customer service."
In the spring of 1967, Jim Sr. and Sandie Bright, founders of Bristol Associates, started up the Los Angeles Franchise of Roth Young Personnel Services. Jim and Sandie believed that honesty was the foundation of the recruiting company and incorporated this virtue throughout their work.
When Jim Sr. passed away in 1982, their son, Jim Bright Jr., and his wife, Lucy Farber, bought into the business as the President and Vice President. In 1990, the company separated from Roth Young and became Bristol Associates, which was inspired by the street the company's building resided, Bristol Parkway. Under Jim Jr. and Lucy's leadership, they professionally fostered their employees, their motivation and built long-term relationships with their clients and candidates.
In 1997, Sandie retired after 30 years of service, and it wasn't long before Jim and Lucy's nephew, Ben Farber, joined the team straight out of college. Nora Bright, Jim and Lucy's daughter, began working full time at Bristol in 2013. The following year, Jim and Lucy retired and sold their business to Nora and Ben, who took ownership as the third generation. In 2017, Nora discovered her passion for marketing and decided to go back to school to pursue this interest.
Bristol held a banquet in June of 2017 to celebrate its 50th Anniversary with all present and past employees. Since its 50th year, the business relocated to a new office and launched a company rebrand while maintaining focus on the values that have always been at its core. Currently, Ben represents the third generation of family leadership as the Owner and President of the company. The previous owners of Bristol also reflected on the company during its 50th year anniversary.
"I can't begin to tell you how wonderful it has been to have everyone in the business. [Jim Sr. and I] enjoyed doing it and the family was all for it. It was really a family thing and that was very special. I'm so pleased that everything worked out well and I'm very proud of all of [the past and present Bristol employees]." – Sandie Bright, First Generation Owner, Founder
"It's pretty amazing for a small, family-owned company to be here for 50 years. I think that it's something Lucy and I are proud of. We're thrilled that the company is still supporting its employees and helping them provide a living for them and their families. Something we're especially proud of is [Bristol's] employees." – Jim Bright Jr., Second Generation Owner, Former President
"It was a very rewarding experience running the company. One of the things that separated us [from other small businesses] was the longevity of our employees, which was always important to us because they were family. I hope to see the continued commitment to employees and providing great service to clients and candidates. The same [values] that made us strong, I want
to see continue." – Lucy Farber, Second Generation Owner, Former Vice President
"I'm thrilled to see Bristol reach its 50th year! Not only has Bristol been an indispensable resource to its client companies and candidates for five decades, it has also served as a wonderful workplace where its employees can thrive and build life-long friendships." – Nora Bright, Third Generation Owner, Former Vice President
About Bristol Associates, Inc.
Bristol Associates, Inc. is an executive search firm with over 50 years of excellence in recruiting nationwide. Bristol specializes in recruiting jobs for companies in the casino gaming, food manufacturing, hospital & healthcare, hotels & resorts, travel, tourism & attractions, facilities & concessions, nonprofit, and restaurant businesses.
To learn more about Bristol Associates Inc. and for tips and qualities looked for when it comes to job searching, visit www.bristolassoc.com.
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Q: Stuck splash screen after update expo SDK to 45 Since I updated expo sdk to 45 I can no longer access the apk
I'm sure it's a version story of one of the modules that is not up to date
If you can help me I would be happy !
in Local it works perfectly well but on the APK the screen stops in the splash screen
I will share you my package.json
{
  "dependencies": {
    "@expo/cli": "^0.3.2",
    "@react-native-async-storage/async-storage": "~1.17.3",
    "@react-native-community/datetimepicker": "6.1.2",
    "@react-native-community/slider": "4.2.1",
    "@react-native-masked-view/masked-view": "0.2.6",
    "@react-navigation/drawer": "^6.1.4",
    "@react-navigation/native": "^6.0.4",
    "@react-navigation/stack": "^6.0.9",
    "@unimodules/core": "^7.1.2",
    "@unimodules/react-native-adapter": "^6.3.9",
    "babel-core": "7.0.0-bridge.0",
    "babel-preset-expo": "~9.1.0",
    "expo": "^45.0.0",
    "expo-camera": "~12.2.0",
    "expo-cli": "5.4.3",
    "expo-constants": "~13.1.1",
    "expo-device": "~4.2.0",
    "expo-image-manipulator": "~10.3.1",
    "expo-media-library": "~14.1.0",
    "expo-notifications": "~0.15.4",
    "expo-screen-orientation": "~4.2.0",
    "expo-splash-screen": "~0.15.1",
    "expo-sqlite": "~10.2.0",
    "expo-updates": "~0.13.4",
    "expo-web-browser": "~10.2.1",
    "formik": "^2.2.9",
    "moment": "^2.29.1",
    "qs": "^6.10.2",
    "react": "17.0.2",
    "react-native": "0.68.2",
    "react-native-calendars": "^1.1254.0",
    "react-native-gesture-handler": "~2.2.1",
    "react-native-maps": "0.30.2",
    "react-native-mask-text": "^0.2.2",
    "react-native-modal-datetime-picker": "^10.0.0",
    "react-native-modal-selector": "^2.0.3",
    "react-native-reanimated": "~2.8.0",
    "react-native-roll-picker": "^1.0.6",
    "react-native-safe-area-context": "4.2.4",
    "react-native-screens": "~3.11.1",
    "react-native-version-check-expo": "^3.4.2",
    "rn-pdf-reader-js": "^0.3.0",
    "sentry-expo": "^4.2.0",
    "yup": "^0.32.11"
  },
  "resolutions": {
    "@expo/config-plugins": "^4.1.0",
    "@expo/prebuild-config": "^4.0.0",
    "expo-modules-autolinking": "~0.8.1"
  },
  "devDependencies": {
    "enzyme": "^3.10.0",
    "enzyme-adapter-react-16": "^1.14.0",
    "jest-expo": "^45.0.0",
    "metro-react-native-babel-preset": "^0.73.3",
    "react-dom": "17.0.2",
    "react-test-renderer": "^16.8.6"
  },
  "jest": {
    "preset": "jest-expo",
    "collectCoverage": true,
    "moduleDirectories": [
      "node_modules"
    ],
    "setupFiles": [
      "./__tests__/setup.js"
    ],
    "transformIgnorePatterns": [
      "node_modules/(?!((jest-)?react-native|react-clone-referenced-element|expo(nent)?|@expo(nent)?/.*|react-navigation|@react-navigation/.*|sentry-expo|native-base))"
    ],
    "coveragePathIgnorePatterns": [
      "/node_modules/",
      "/__tests__",
      "/assets"
    ]
  }
}

cmd expo doctor :
Found invalid:
@unimodules/core@7.1.2
(for more info, run: npm why @unimodules/core)
Expected to not find any copies of @unimodules/react-native-adapter
Found invalid:
@unimodules/react-native-adapter@6.3.9
(for more info, run: npm why @unimodules/react-native-adapter)
But I have to use these modules otherwise locally it does not work
EXPO 45
In my root file I used like this the SplashScreen.hideAsync() in the useEffect:
SplashScreen.preventAutoHideAsync();

export default function App() {

  useEffect(() => {
    setTimeout(async () => {
        console.log('useEffect Splash ?');
        await SplashScreen.hideAsync();
    }, 3000);
}, []);

  return (
    <AuthProvider>
      <RootNavigator />
    </AuthProvider>
  );
}

Locally it works perfectly after 3 seconds and if I put 10 in the setTimeOut after 10 seconds the splashScreen hides
But in the APK the splashScreen does not hide
If anyone of you has encountered this problem or has an idea of how to solve it, I'm all ears!
I thank you in advance

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ADMA Biologics Inc. [ADMA] Is Currently 0.60 below its 200 Period Moving Avg: What Does This Mean?
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ADMA Biologics Inc. [NASDAQ: ADMA] price surged by 0.60 percent to reach at $0.02. The company report on November 9, 2022 that ADMA Biologics Announces Third Quarter 2022 Financial Results and Provides Business Update.
3Q2022 Total Revenues Were $41.1 Million, a 99% Y-o-Y Increase.
Grew 3Q2022 Gross Profit to $9.7 Million, a $9.3 Million Y-o-Y Increase.
A sum of 6230093 shares traded at recent session while its average daily volume was at 3.03M shares. ADMA Biologics Inc. shares reached a high of $3.415 and dropped to a low of $3.2128 until finishing in the latest session at $3.34.
The one-year ADMA stock forecast points to a potential upside of 33.2. The average equity rating for ADMA stock is currently 1.70, trading closer to a bullish pattern in the stock market.
Guru's Opinion on ADMA Biologics Inc. [ADMA]:
Based on careful and fact-backed analyses by Wall Street experts, the current consensus on the target price for ADMA shares is $5.00 per share. Analysis on target price and performance of stocks is usually carefully studied by market experts, and the current Wall Street consensus on ADMA stock is a recommendation set at 1.70. This rating represents a strong Buy recommendation, on the scale from 1 to 5, where 5 would mean strong sell, 4 represents Sell, 3 is Hold, and 2 indicates Buy.
Mizuho have made an estimate for ADMA Biologics Inc. shares, keeping their opinion on the stock as Buy, with their previous recommendation back on October 13, 2022. The new note on the price target was released on November 11, 2021, representing the official price target for ADMA Biologics Inc. stock. Previously, the target price had yet another raise to $4.50, while Cantor Fitzgerald analysts kept a Overweight rating on ADMA stock.
The Average True Range (ATR) for ADMA Biologics Inc. is set at 0.16, with the Price to Sales ratio for ADMA stock in the period of the last 12 months amounting to 5.15. The Price to Book ratio for the last quarter was 6.55, with the Price to Cash per share for the same quarter was set at 0.17.
ADMA Stock Performance Analysis:
ADMA Biologics Inc. [ADMA] gain into the green zone at the end of the last week, gaining into a positive trend and gaining by 3.41. With this latest performance, ADMA shares gained by 18.44% in over the last four-week period, additionally plugging by 63.73% over the last 6 months – not to mention a rise of 142.03% in the past year of trading.
Overbought and oversold stocks can be easily traced with the Relative Strength Index (RSI), where an RSI result of over 70 would be overbought, and any rate below 30 would indicate oversold conditions. An RSI rate of 50 would represent a neutral market momentum. The current RSI for ADMA stock in for the last two-week period is set at 66.02, with the RSI for the last a single of trading hit 69.12, and the three-weeks RSI is set at 63.71 for ADMA Biologics Inc. [ADMA]. The present Moving Average for the last 50 days of trading for this stock 2.77, while it was recorded at 3.26 for the last single week of trading, and 2.24 for the last 200 days.
Insight into ADMA Biologics Inc. Fundamentals:
Operating Margin for any stock indicates how profitable investing would be, and ADMA Biologics Inc. [ADMA] shares currently have an operating margin of -72.41 and a Gross Margin at +0.57. ADMA Biologics Inc.'s Net Margin is presently recorded at -88.52.
Return on Equity for this stock declined to -62.46, with Return on Assets sitting at -29.61.
ADMA Biologics Inc.'s liquidity data is similarly interesting compelling, with a Quick Ratio of 1.40 and a Current Ratio set at 5.00.
ADMA Biologics Inc. [ADMA] Insider Position Details
There are presently around $433 million, or 80.00% of ADMA stock, in the hands of institutional investors. The top three institutional holders of ADMA stocks are: BLACKROCK INC. with ownership of 12,975,594, which is approximately 3.057% of the company's market cap and around 1.60% of the total institutional ownership; PERCEPTIVE ADVISORS LLC, holding 10,933,387 shares of the stock with an approximate value of $36.52 million in ADMA stocks shares; and STATE STREET CORP, currently with $31.47 million in ADMA stock with ownership of nearly 217.905% of the company's market capitalization.
Positions in ADMA Biologics Inc. stocks held by institutional investors increased at the end of November and at the time of the November reporting period, where 72 institutional holders increased their position in ADMA Biologics Inc. [NASDAQ:ADMA] by around 26,976,497 shares. Additionally, 48 investors decreased positions by around 16,619,703 shares, while 25 investors held positions by with 86,188,797 shares. The mentioned changes placed institutional holdings at 129,784,997 shares, according to the latest SEC report filing. ADMA stock had 29 new institutional investments in for a total of 5,693,158 shares, while 15 institutional investors sold positions of 1,483,789 shares during the same period.
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Being a small business owner can be as gratifying as it is challenging and the hurdles that small business owners face are reflected by the success rate of new businesses. Within five years, half of all businesses will fail and only 30 percent of businesses will survive for ten years.
In a recent survey of 1,000 small business owners, Valpak reveals the three hurdles small business owners report facing more than others: Money, knowledge and fear of failure.
Business Funding is the Most Common Challenge. Whether you start a business to gain financial independence, because you want to be your own boss, or you have a passion for a specific field, even the most grassroots business needs an amount of financing to become established and maintain growth. A quarter of respondents say that money is their biggest challenge and Generation Xers between the ages of 45 and 54 felt the strongest. In order to secure money for a new business, many entrepreneurs turn to friends and family with the 2012 Global Entrepreneurship Monitor Report saying they're the source for 82 percent of funding for new businesses.
Luckily, there are alternative sources for funding. Crowdfunding can be a powerful tool for new business owners to take advantage of. There are also a number of resources available from government sources such as small business grants offered to qualifying startups.
Many small businesses are not founded by people coming from business backgrounds but rather by people turning their passion into their career. This background can cause founders not to feel confident that they have the knowledge to successfully run their own business. This is felt more by women, with 54 percent of women and 45 percent of men stating it was their greatest challenge.
Fortunately, there are resources to turn to for help. There are many small business associations that connect entrepreneurs who want to share ideas and knowledge. Finding a mentor who can guide you and pass on the lessons that they have learned through experience can be invaluable.
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As a business owner, use the fear of failure to improve your business. Reframe your goals to keep growing and keep your business on track. Reflect on what is working and what needs to be changed in order to build a better business. If you're a small business owner or in management, these challenges may already be on your radar. By networking with local community business groups, finding resources on the internet, or even crowdsourcing solutions to the challenges you face, you will be better equipped to overcome the everyday business challenges.


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Wight Noise!
The infamous 1970 Isle of Wight festival is remembered for exposing the gulf between rock 'n' roll's fans—more than half a million of whom attended—and its increasingly wealthy stars. Photographer Michel Arnaud spent three days shooting on both sides of the divide. As this year's Isle of Wight festival gets under way, he shares his photographs and memories from 40 years ago.
Photography by Michel Arnaud
"Ian Anderson from Jethro Tull. This is like the power of madness."
"Joan Baez was just a great moment. She was one of the biggest names there."
"This is a far back, straight on view of the stage on Saturday. The weather was fabulous. We never had a problem with rain."
"This was taken on Friday up on Desolation Hill, where all the people who didn't pay could have a view of the festival for free. People would just camp, listen to the music, get stoned."
"It's just complete mayhem. Everyone is excited, doing their thing. The music was going on, but everybody was doing their thing."
"I had a bit of a crush on Melanie, so I took a huge amount of photos of her! She came on after The Who, who performed during the night for, I think, four or five hours. She started and everybody was so tired and asleep it was a very difficult start for her. The sun was rising. Eventually she got their attention and the show was great."
"Donovan was a really warm and friendly show. Everybody really behaved and was great. A little more low-key than people like The Who. It was really nice."
"This was taken on Sunday night. It was a great show. I think it lasted for four hours or something, I'm not sure. At the time, the acts were playing much longer than they do nowadays. I was really privileged to have been on stage with Jimi."
"A lot of people slept in tents, or built something. But this was really fun, to see the Morrison Hotel. I was documenting what people were sleeping in and how people were surviving."
"Joni Mitchell was really upset. She was upset with the crowd and she was upset with the echo up onstage. But she warmed up and did a terrific show. It took a long time to warm up. All the acts, because of the size of the place—there was a lot of tension."
"A lot of people came with babies and bottles and carriages. It was more than just going to a show, because people came with the family. But the parents were pretty close, getting food or something. They didn't abandon the kid."
"With 600,000 people, there were people actually performing Mass, while others were getting stoned next door."
"This is at the beach, not very far from the festival grounds, where people came down and they were all naked and swimming and dancing and being stoned. It was a big happening area. I spent some time over there, but never had time to play in the water, unfortunately, because I was taking photos."
"This shot was taken backstage. I love that the policeman and the guy sitting on the left are the same age and they represent a different attitude of the English society."
"Here is John Sebastian reunited with his old bandmate Zal Yanovsky from the Lovin' Spoonful during Sebastian's set. This was just a spontaneous happening. You can see in this shot how much they enjoy each other and playing together."
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Oh, the larks to be had in your own backyard!
A sense of place has long been part of our nature writing tradition. This goes back more than two centuries to the Hampshire vicar Gilbert White, whose Natural History Of Selborne is one of the bestselling books of all time.
Today, it finds its expression in the works of, among others, Richard Mabey and Mark Cocker. These authors have one thing in common: they have often deliberately chosen to write about one particular place, in order to convey broader truths about the natural world.
This kind of nature writing is not as easy as it might first appear but fortunately Dominic Couzens has a forensic eye for the creatures he sees, a lifetime's experience of watching wildlife, and a clear, unfussy style that makes the reader feel as if they are alongside him as he takes his daily walk.
Couzens has deliberately turned his back on the culture of twitching - the birding equivalent of trainspotting - whose followers chase up and down the country in pursuit of rare birds. For him, as for many others, this is a pointless occupation; he far prefers to explore the area close to his home.
Subtitled 'A year of birdwatching in one place', A Patch Made In Heaven takes us on a month-by-month tour around a single square kilometre in Dorset. Couzens' patch is, superficially, an unremarkable site: a lake and gravel quarry surrounded by some scrubby fields and a couple of small woods.
Yet in the skilled hands of the author, this little patch of semi-rural England is transformed into an arena for some of the most surprising and bizarre encounters with birds. In one of the first entries, during the cold snap of January 2010, Couzens witnesses an 'escape movement' of thousands of birds flying over his patch as they flee the freezing weather from the near continent. Skylarks and fieldfares, lapwings and golden plovers, stream relentlessly overhead against the cold, grey sky.
As he fights to stay warm in below-zero temperatures and biting winds, he realises that if thousands of birds are flying over his little patch, then hundreds of thousands - perhaps millions - must be crossing southern England at the same time.
While many people would be content with simply witnessing this spectacle, Couzens also spares a thought for the birds as individuals, desperately 'escaping' to almost certain death on our unexpectedly snowbound island.
Even the lazy days of midsummer, traditionally a quiet time for the patch-watching birder, are full of excitement.
He turns his attention to his other great passion, moths, and reveals that even the most nondescript garden will play host to about 200 different kinds every year.
But this book is far more than just a nature diary. Couzens' constant curiosity drives him to uncover the 'secret lives' of our most familiar birds. So we learn that gadwalls always hang around with coots because they steal the waterweed on which the smaller birds feed. That a sand martin braving the chill winds of March has taken the - probably fatal - gamble of returning early from equatorial Africa in order to claim a territory before his rivals.
And that male and female robins 'get engaged' before Christmas, yet spend the next few months living apart, before finally pairing up to breed in March.
He is also refreshingly honest about his own failings, notably his inability to get up and about early in the mornings; by temperament he is clearly an owl, not a lark.
Throughout, Couzens muses on what drives him - and many other dedicated 'patch-watchers' - to visit places such as this day after day, week after week, when he rarely sees anything either new or particularly exciting.
Rather like the faithful supporter of a lower-league football team, he is willing to endure days of mind-numbing boredom - the ornithological equivalent of a succession of dull goalless draws - in return for the occasional last-minute winner in a cup tie, such as the osprey that unexpectedly flies over one September day.
Like White's Natural History Of Selborne, A Patch Made In Heaven proves that you don't have to travel to exotic, faraway places to appreciate the joys and wonders of watching wildlife.
Indeed, as he shows, wherever you live on this crowded little island, you only need to venture a mile or two from home to find somewhere truly magical.
Stephen Moss's latest book, Wild Hares And Hummingbirds: The Natural History Of An English Village, is published by Square Peg, £14.99.


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Cave painting at Lascaux.
Lascaux is the name given to a cave in the Vézère Valley of southwestern France. The Lascaux cave is famous for its cave paintings.
There are a number of caves near the village of Montignac, in the Dordogne département. One of these caves contains some of the best-known Upper Paleolithic art. Most of the paintings are realistic images of large animals. Many of these animals are known from fossil evidence to have lived in the area at the time. The site of Lascaux was added to the UNESCO World Heritage Sites list in 1979, under the name of the Vézère Valley.
Montignac is about 40 kilometres (25 mi) from Périgueux, and about 25 kilometres (16 mi) from Sarlat-la-Canéda
Dating[change | change source]
Unfortunately, none of the colors used in Lascaux is based on coal. Therefore, a direct dating of the paintings is not possible. Despite this, Lascaux was one of the first sites, where radiocarbon dating was used. That way, the coal in the fireplaces was dated to about 17,000 years ago. H.Breuil himself thought that the site was older, about 31.000 to 22.000 years old.[1]
Norbert Anjoulat looked at the style and the theme of the paintings, and found these were close to Solutréen, rather than Magdalénien.[2]
There are some disagreements about dating the site. The paintings seem to date from 17,000 to 15,000 years ago. Artifacts were also found in the cave, which seem to be older. The original dating was to about 26,000 years ago.
Most archaeologists believe that the age of about 17,000 years is accurate, for the following reasons:
All the paintings seem to have approximately the same age
No object has been found that would allow to date the paintings to 22,000 years or older
The tools that were found in the cave correspond to those used 17,000 to 15,000 years ago
All radiocarbon datings show an age of about 17,000 years ago, which corresponds to the findings above..
Discovery and problems[change | change source]
The caves were discovered in 1940. By 1955, about 2000 people visited them every day. In 1968, the original cave was closed to the public, and a system of air conditioning was installed. The cave paintings were restored and replicas of several paintings were created in other caves nearby, known as Lascaux II and Lascaux III. Today, the original cave is no longer accessible to the public.
In 2000, another problem emerged: Certain kinds of fungi started to grow in the original cave. These are extremely resistant to the usual fungicides used, even to formaldehyde. The fungus lives in symbiosis with a bacterium which is capable of destroying the fungicide. Therefore, the fungicide needs to be combined with an antibiotic to kill the bacterium as well.
As of 2006, the situation is more or less under control. The original caves are now sprayed with the fungicide/antibiotic every fortnight. Special workers need to clear the cave walls by hand, removing the mycelium which grows despite the treatment.[3][4][5]
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Lascaux.
↑ Breuil, H., (1954), « Les datations par C14 de Lascaux (Dordogne) et Philip Cave (S.W. Africa) », Bulletin de la Société Préhistorique Française, t. LI, 11-12, pp. 554-559.
↑ N. Aujoulat, (2004), Lascaux - Le geste, l'espace et le temps, Seuil.
↑ J. Graff, « Saving Beauty », Time, 2006, vol. 167, N° 20, p. 36-42
↑ Lascaux toujours victime du Fusarium solani, article de Hominidés.com
↑ M.-A. Sire, « Lascaux : la rechute »
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Dorm life during disease
Students, staff share thoughts on COVID-19 restrictions
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Students Trayton Pike and Issac Johnson hanging out in Arnett while abiding by the school's COVID mask policy. (Devin Murray)
Since winter quarter began for Seattle Pacific University, COVID-19 cases have been climbing across campus. With students returning back to their dorms, many unknowingly brought the virus back with them. As of Jan. 31, 263 total cases have been detected.
With a new series of cases, decisions to determine how to slow down the extremely contagious new omicron COVID-19 variant were necessary, leading to changes in health policies.
This decision was made by the SPU COVID-19 Decision Group, who have been tasked with finding ways to keep infections at a minimum. One notable example of new COVID-19 protection measures was the decision to postpone opening in-person classes one week at the beginning of the quarter.
According to SPU's COVID-19 Health and Safety Expectations website, many of the rules that previously existed remain active, such as face covering expectations. Since last quarter, in order to keep others safe, students have been expected to wear their masks in almost all indoor areas.
These rules still apply, with the website stating that "SPU reserves the right to require face coverings of all people regardless of vaccination status in certain situations (e.g., SPU may require face coverings in connection with crowded outdoor events or activities with fewer than 500 attendees.)"
However, one new set of rules to keep infections at a minimum are the updated student isolation and quarantine protocols. These rules state that students who test positive for COVID-19, have symptoms or come into contact with someone who tests positive are expected to isolate themselves for one week.
With these new rules, and with the rules that have already been in place, students have a lot of opinions regarding SPU's measures to defeat omicron and COVID-19 as a whole.
Third-year nursing major Matthew Messenger shared his thoughts on the restrictions that have gone back since fall quarter, as well as how he feels when it comes to enforcing them.
"I do think that they should be in place, but if we're all vaccinated, I don't think they should have to be so strict," Messenger said. "I'm glad that we can all be in person, and I understand the rules, but I feel like they can be really hard to enforce."
First-year apparel design major Issac Johnson described his feelings regarding the expectations of students during the COVID-19 pandemic.
"I'd say that they're pretty fair right now. We're not being asked to do anything crazy," Johnson said. "We can still hang out and have normal floor hours and get together inside and out. Classes are in person, so we still get to be together, even if we have to wear masks."
SPU's Director of Residence Life, Gabriel Jacobsen, described the rules that have both been created recently in response to the high amount of infections on campus, as well as the rules that have existed all school year.
"We haven't created any new mask rules, but we did step into some conversation with students who were not being warned about the mandates. We did coordinate with the facilities to make M95s available at all front desks in all the residence halls, " Jacobsen said.
Students Erin Carty, Delina Filli and Ellie Leonard working on homework in the Emerson lobby, all while complying with the dorm halls protocol of wearing masks in public spaces. (Aubrey Rhoadarmer)
Jacobsen went on to talk about all of the hard work and effort that goes on behind the scenes to keep students safe among the recent COVID spike, giving credit to health services and other departments working hard through these difficult times.
"I don't think people see it, but there's a lot of work that goes on within the isolation and quarantine space to make sure students are moved, places are cleaned, meals are provided, and academic support is given," Jacobsen said. "There's a much larger picture than just Residence Life. Everyone's working to make sure if students are positive or have symptoms, then they're separated and have some time to get better."
With the surge in COVID-19 due to the omicron variant, some believe that the pandemic may soon come to an end. When asked if SPU had an expected time when we could start getting back to normal, Jacobsen said this.
"I think it's very likely we're going to have a very 'play it by ear' approach. We really can't say if or when there's going to be another variant or if anything else is going to come funneling through."
Jacobsen shared how these rules must be followed despite possible frustrations.
"We know that people are sick of it and that it's not fun to be approached about not wearing a mask, and it's every RA's least favorite part of the job to do it, but it's still state requirement and campus policy, and it's our expectation that we have to follow through in our spaces."
With winter quarter now in full swing, and almost every student back on campus getting readjusted to the expectations, many students and staff members are hopeful that the end of the pandemic, and a return to normalcy, may not be far away.
"We're trying to take a middle road to avoid shutting everything down," Jacobsen said. "We're putting as many measures in place to keep everyone in good shape, and to provide as many resources to protect students as possible."
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