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Obama auto task force shifts to automaker owner
Posted on 15th July 2009 by gjohnson in Uncategorized
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I applaud the government intervention to save the U.S. auto industry. Compared to the money that was spent on saving Wallstreet, this effort to preserve the heart of the American industrial power and American Union jobs, is the good fight. Yet, one thing that cannot get lost in this shuffle to remake the auto industry is the progress that has been made on auto safety. Cars are safer than they were a generation ago. But just because the government is the principal shareholder in GM, meaning "we" are the principal shareholder in GM, doesn't mean that the commitment to making cars safer should be a lower priority.
If you make a product, you must make it safe. If you don't the tort law should hold you accountable for that failure. If the failure is outrageous, then you should also be punished.
I do not believe that the Federal Government being shareholders in a company means it can't be run as efficiently. But the only way to make any company truly profitable is to makes its products better, which means safer, too.
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Date: 7/15/2009 4:01 PM
KEN THOMAS,Associated Press Writers
STEPHEN MANNING,Associated Press Writers
WASHINGTON (AP) — When it brokered the restructuring of Chrysler and General Motors, President Barack Obama's auto task force repeatedly pledged that it would steer clear of running a car company.
But with both companies exiting bankruptcy with the federal government as a major shareholder, that promise will be put to the test as the task force shifts roles from negotiator to owner.
The government could face a number of pitfalls: It could be tempted to insert itself into the day-to-day operations or sway management if auto sales continue to slide and carmakers' financial woes continue. Lawmakers may try to use the government's ownership as a way to push their own interests, such as making more fuel efficient cars. And the administration will need to sell its stake as quickly as possible.
"I take them at their word that they don't want to run an auto company, the question is whether they will get dragged into it," said Martin Zimmerman, a University of Michigan business professor who studies the auto industry. "There is a significant chance that will happen."
Appointed by Obama in February, the task force includes representatives of cabinet members and economic advisers. It is officially headed by Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner and Lawrence Summers, the director of the National Economic Council. But much of the work was overseen by two senior advisers, Steven Rattner and Ron Bloom. Rattner stepped down last week, leaving Bloom as the leader.
Wielding power in public companies once thought unimaginable, the government panel's efforts laid the groundwork for quick bankruptcies that helped Chrysler and GM emerge with smaller debt loads, reduced work forces and streamlined brands and dealer networks.
In the process, roughly $65 billion in government loans and aid was sunk into the two companies. Under the restructuring plans, the government now owns about 8 percent of Chrysler and 61 percent of GM.
Rattner stressed again last week that the task force plans to take a hands-off approach, saying that it wasn't interested in "picking colors of cars." But he noted that with such a large financial interest, the government would take a role similar to a large institutional investor.
"We have fiduciary responsibilities to the taxpayers to ensure that investment is well looked after. We will interact with GM, its management and board," Rattner said.
Both companies face a brutal car market and numerous competitors seeking buyers in a depleted market. Auto companies are on pace to sell about 9.7 million vehicles in the U.S. this year compared with sales of more than 16 million vehicles in 2007. If the bleak conditions persist, it could increase pressure on the government to play a more active role.
Some supporters of the auto industry expect the task force to maintain its arms-length distance, crediting it with giving the two companies new life without inserting itself too much into the way Chrysler and GM conduct their business.
"They have the job to improve the foundations for restructuring without making decisions that require expertise about how you make a car," said Rep. Sander Levin, D-Mich. "That's the difference. How you manage is different than how you make a car."
But critics worry that the task force has wielded too much influence and may do so again.
The plight of hundreds of shuttered auto dealers offers a window into the pressures the administration could face. GM and Chrysler are closing nearly 3,000 dealerships, moves supported by the administration. Key lawmakers including House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, D-Md., oppose the action, saying it evades state franchise laws and will lead to the loss of tens of thousands of jobs.
"This whole notion is that some brainiac down at the task force came up with the idea that Toyota sells a lot of cars and they have less dealers and therefore we should make GM and Chrysler look like Toyota. It's stupid," said Rep. Steven LaTourette, R-Ohio.
The White House said Wednesday it opposed the attempts to restore the GM and Chrysler franchise agreements.
Gerald Meyers, former chairman of American Motors Corp., said the temptation to meddle with the type of cars the companies make, where factories are located, and who runs the automakers, may be too great for the Obama administration and Congress to resist.
"It isn't in the DNA of the government to stay out," he said.
For example, House Republicans have questioned GM CEO Fritz Henderson about the company's decision to maintain a parts distribution center in the district of Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., the chairman of the House Financial Services Committee. Frank had urged Henderson to keep the facility open. And the administration's firing of GM CEO Rick Wagoner also looms large.
Administration officials said they want to dispose of the government's ownership interests as soon as practicable. While the U.S. stake is much smaller in Chrysler — the company is now aligned with Italian automaker Fiat — there will be intense scrutiny on the government's share of GM.
GM is expected to conduct in initial public offering in 2010 and its shares would need to grow in value for the government to break-even or make money.
"We are not trying to be Warren Buffett here. We are not trying to squeeze every last dollar out," Rattner said before his departure. "We do want to do well for the taxpayers but the most important thing is to get the government out of the car business."
The Congressional Budget Office has provided a pessimistic outlook for a full refund, estimating last month that only about $15 billion of the initial $55 billion to GM, Chrysler, its financing arms and suppliers would be repaid. The analysis did not include the $30 billion GM received to help it navigate bankruptcy.
Also unclear is how long the task force will continue to exist. Some lawmakers, such as Rep. Gary Peters, D-Mich., want it to tackle lingering problems of other segments of the auto sector, such as extending loans to auto parts suppliers that are struggling as GM and Chrysler cut back.
Rattner said that the task force will "inevitably get smaller" as it shifts to monitoring the federal government's investment in Chrysler and GM.
Bloom was an adviser for the United Steelworkers union before coming to Washington, helping guide it through a similar restructuring of the steel industry. His former boss, union vice president Tom Conway, said he has a firm grasp of manufacturing issues. But he wondered how long Bloom would stay with the task force, especially n ow that most of the difficult negotiating is over.
"You get this thing done and signed off on, you get a new management team in there and you move on," he said of restructuring deals.
Church bus crash kills 1 in Miss.; 23 injured
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It is an old advertising slogan "so much is riding on your tires." The below story of a Mississippi fatal bus crash proves that point.
We have often blogged on this topic, but buses are not just tragic for the death that flows from them, but also the high probability of brain injury in such wrecks. No seat belts, no airbags, none of the safety engineering that has reduced the risk of brain injury so dramatically in passenger cars. We pray that those attending the injured do more than push pain killers and look for the obvious injury, but also ask probing questions of memory and cognitive function, so that any subtle brain injury is identified.
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MERIDIAN, Miss. (AP) — A bus carrying a church youth group from Louisiana to Georgia flipped Sunday on Interstate 20 in Mississippi, killing one person and injuring 23 others, a coroner said.
The bus, from First Baptist Church in Shreveport, La., rolled three times around 10:20 a.m. near Meridian and trapped at least two people underneath, Lauderdale County Coroner Clayton Cobler III said.
"It had a blowout," Cobler said.
At least two passengers were trapped underneath the bus. A group of National Guard soldiers was on the highway at the time and helped extricate the injured.
"The National Guardsmen actually picked the bus up off the two people and got them out," Cobler said.
An 18-year-old male was pronounced dead at a hospital, Cobler said. His name was not released.
Three people were airlifted to the University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson, including one with severe head injuries, while the others were being treated at three hospitals in Meridian, the coroner said.
Cobler said injuries ranged from severe pelvic, back, and chest injuries to scrapes and scratches.
An official at Regency Hospital of Meridian said six people were taken there and another official at Rush Foundation Hospital said 13 people were being treated there, but neither would release the conditions of the crash victims.
Church officials told The Shreveport Times newspaper that the bus was headed to a weeklong youth event near Atlanta called "Passport."
Phone messages left with the Mississippi Highway Patrol and Birmingham, Ala.-based Passport Inc. were not immediately returned.
The congregation learned of the accident shortly before Sunday morning worship and used the occasion to rally together in prayer.
"Our congregation is leaning on our faith and confidence in God," First Baptist senior pastor Greg Hunt said.
Researchers study 'personality traits' of cars
Posted on 6th July 2009 by gjohnson in Uncategorized
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Just a reminder, if you replace only two of the tires on your car, the new tires go on the back.
BILL KACZOR,Associated Press Writer
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — The butterfly decals on the front bumper, flowers in the dashboard vase and lime-green paint job only confirmed Dennis Slice's perception of a Volkswagen Beetle parked in a lot at Florida State University.
Slice, a shape analysis researcher, said the narrow body, wide-eyed circular headlights, tall windshield and curve of the bug's hood match the facial features of a smiling woman or child.
"This is the classic cute car — not dominant, not aggressive," said Slice, an associate professor of scientific computing at FSU. "I don't think anyone could be mean to someone else in a Volkswagen Beetle."
Slice and fellow researchers at Austria's Vienna University, where he's a guest professor, are exploring the widely held belief that cars project personalities because they look like human faces when viewed head-on.
Cartoonists, for instance, long have drawn anthropomorphic cars with toothy grills that grinned or frowned and headlights that winked or blinked. The creators of the recent animated film "Cars," though, used windshields for eyes. They were afraid headlight peepers would have given racer Lightning McQueen and other denizens of Radiator Springs a snakelike appearance.
Three cars parked near the Beetle offer examples of the opposite end of the personality spectrum. A Mitsubishi Eclipse, Ford Mustang and Dodge Charger each practically ooze testosterone.
Their low, wide stances, long hoods, gaping grills and relatively narrow headlights give each of these sporty models a look that's consistent with the facial features of an adult male, Slice said. Each projects a mature, dominant, aggressive and powerful personality.
"This is a car that's ready to take care of business," he said standing in front of the Eclipse. "You don't want to mess with this car."
Slice and his Vienna colleagues hope their work one day may help designers determine what parts of a car, such as the headlights, grill or windshield, they can change — and how — to project traits that make cars more appealing to different kinds of customers.
They're taking the emerging field of shape analysis, or morphometrics, in a new direction. Most other applications have been biological or medical. For example, researchers are trying to determine if bone shapes can be used to help identify the age, gender and race of unknown human remains and how variations in facial features affect the fit and function of respirators.
The idea of seeing faces in inanimate objects is part of a survival instinct that goes back to prehistoric times, Slice said.
Facial features offering clues about a person's sex, age, emotions and intentions helped early humans "know whether the guy that just stepped out of the bushes is going to take your head back for a trophy or invite you to lunch," Slice said.
Those identifications are so important that people also tend to see faces even where they don't exist.
"If you get it wrong and you see a face in a cloud or a stone or a mountain or some burnt toast then you might be frightened a little bit, but it's no real cost to you," Slice said. "But if you should ever miss a face and that person wants your head, then that's a serious omission."
Slice said future research may look at whether cars' personalities relate to drivers' habits and interactions.
"Possibilities are if you see an aggressive car in your rear view mirror you may be more like to pull over and yield to it," he said. "By the same token, if you see a submissive or more immature car trying to get into traffic you may be more likely to yield to it and help the innocent little car get into traffic."
Another question is whether drivers have the same personalities as their cars.
Slice got a bit of anecdotal evidence in the parking lot from Gwen Oliver, a custodial supervisor at Florida State, after telling her that her black Eclipse is dominant, aggressive, powerful and "ready to take care of business."
"I am. Everything you said, I'm like that," Oliver told him after she briskly walked over to see why he was interested in her car. "I'm aggressive, I'm straightforward and I'm outgoing and I believe in getting the job done."


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Timothy Roberts, PhD is the Vice-Chair of Research for the Department of Radiology and the Oberkircher Family Endowed Chair of Pediatric Radiology at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP). He is also a Senior Fellow at the Center for Injury Research and Prevention at CHOP and a Professor of Radiology at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania.
Dr. Roberts has spent more than three decades advancing imaging and electrophysiology methods (such as MRI, MRS, and MEG). He has supported the clinical translation into various pediatric application areas, including autism spectrum disorder (ASD). He also directs the Lurie Family Foundations MEG Imaging Center at CHOP, where he is supported by multiple federal (NIH) and foundation grants.
Dr. Roberts holds a Bachelor of Arts and a Master of Arts in Natural Sciences from Cambridge University and a PhD in MRI also from Cambridge University. He is a founding member of the Executive Steering Committee of the International Society for Advancement of Clinical MEG and is on the Executive Committees of the American Society of Functional Neuroradiology and the American Society for Neuroradiology. Dr. Roberts also belongs to the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine.
He can be reached at robertstim@email.chop.edu.
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Have you heard about Google's new development for Google fans?
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Google's G-Drive offers 1GB of free storage and enables you to upload files up to 250MB or smaller. Using G-Drive with your computer, you will be able to upload any file format to the Google Docs. The old Google Docs allow the Office applications yet that makes the features limited. But new G-Drive is capable to upload large size video files, audio files, images and zip files, not only the Office based applications.
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Membership Levels – Meet The Team, Simon/Intersolia
MEMBERSHIP UPDATES
The Chamber Welcomes Simon!
The Chamber's new Membership Director,
Simon Brierley, was unveiled at the Curry Club.
Simon was tasked with hosting the regular event, which on this occasion was held at Blackburn Rovers Football Club.
Prior to joining the East Lancashire Chamber of Commerce, Simon worked in media and manufacturing.
His most recent role saw him leading the team at local radio station 2BR, after a career in manufacturing steel, soup and wallcoverings.
Simon said he was excited to begin his new role at the Chamber.
He said: "My former role was all about helping local businesses to grow and thrive – so there's a great synergy with my new position at the Chamber."
"As a former Diamond Ambassador, I've experienced first-hand the tangible business benefits that Chamber membership brings."
"It's a pleasure to be working alongside the team I've been working with for years, and to be able to continue to work to with East Lancashire businesses."
"As a former Diamond Ambassador, I've experienced first-hand the tangible business benefits that Chamber membership brings"
To book onto one of our events visit the website www.chamberelancs.co.uk/latest-events/
For more information please contact Debbi Dawson on 01254 356439 or email d.dawson@chamberelancs.co.uk


Gracious donors bring lifesaving medical equipment, support specialty programs and enhance the well-being of our community.
Palliative care is not the same as hospice care. While hospice is only for people in the final months of life, palliative care can help at any age and at any stage of a serious illness. It can take place at the same time as other hospital treatments including those intended to cure your condition.
At SVMH, our Palliative Care team includes board-certified physicians, nurses, social workers and spiritual care providers. We work together with your doctors, pharmacists, nurses and practitioners of healing arts such as music, art, pet therapy, aromatherapy, massage and healing touch.
Expert treatment of your pain and other symptoms including shortness of breath, fatigue, constipation, nausea, loss of appetite, anxiety and problems with sleep.
Care that helps improve your ability to tolerate medical treatments.
Improved communication about your illness and understanding of your treatment choices.
Coordination of your care among all your healthcare providers.
Emotional and spiritual support for you and your family.
Referral and coordination of home care services, including hospice care when appropriate.
Insurance plans, including Medicare and Medi-Cal, cover palliative care services. This is similar to coverage for other medical care such as for heart disease, cancer or injury. SVMHS is partnered with VNA for Palliative Home Care.
With a generous grant of $86,000 from the Hospice Giving Foundation, the palliative medicine team at SVMHS will be able to greatly enhance the spiritual care services already provided for hospitalized patients and their families. Since its inception in 1997, Hospice Giving Foundation has granted almost $25 million dollars to programs in San Benito and Monterey Counties. The Hospice Giving Foundation is dedicated to strengthening and improving palliative, hospice and end of life services.
For more information about palliative medicine at SVMHS contact us at 831-676-0210. We welcome questions from both you and your family.
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A clone of the game Super Hexagon by Terry Cavanagh. Includes 3 difficulty modes and a leaderboard. No sfx or music yet, I might add some later. Hold X and DOWN in the title screen to wipe your leaderboard.
This reminded me of a new C64 game called "Micro Hexagon"
That C64 game has reminded me that I compleatly forgot that Super Hexagon uses more than 3 colours.
besides the music being gone, i love this clone to the TIC-80! extremely accurate.


"Effect of fluid and CHO status on IL-6, ADH, and Na Concentration" by Kimberly A. Hubing, Laura R. Quigg et al.
Exercise-associated hyponatremia (serum sodium < 135 mmol/L) is a rare, but serious condition that has been identified in those engaging in prolonged, physical activity conducted in the heat. PURPOSE: The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effect of hydration status and glycogen level on plasma IL-6, ADH, and sodium concentrations during and after prolonged exercise in the heat. METHODS: Ten male participants completed four trials: a glycogen depleted, euhydrated condition (DE); a glycogen depleted, dehydrated condition (DD); a glycogen loaded, euhydrated condition (LE); and a glycogen loaded, dehydrated condition (LD) consisting of cycling 90 minutes at 60% VO2 max in a 35˚C environment followed by a 3-h rehydration (RH) period. During RH, subjects received either 150% of fluid lost (DD & LD) or an additional 50% of fluid lost (DE & LE). Exercise and RH blood samples were analyzed for glucose, IL-6, ADH, and Na+. Sweat and urine samples were analyzed for [Na+]. RESULTS: Post-exercise to post-rehydration [Na+] changes for LD, DD, DE and LE were -6.85, -6.7, -1.45 and 0.10 mM, respectively. Post-exercise [IL-6] for DD, LD, DE, and LE were 5.4, 4.0, 3.7, and 3.49 pg/mL, respectively. Post-exercise [ADH] for LD, DD, DE, and LE were 21.5, 12.8, 7.6, and 1.9 pg/mL, respectively. The number of hyponatremic measurements for all RH samples was 5, 5, 20, and 10 for LD, DD, DE, and LE, respectively. CONCLUSION: Despite our glycogen and hydration manipulations, no regulatory effects of IL-6 and ADH on plasma sodium were observed. The timing of fluid intake did alter plasma sodium since euhydration during exercise combined with an additional 50% intake during RH, and a post-exercise RH volume of 150% of fluid lost both resulted in sodium concentrations below initial levels. Supported by a grant from the Gatorade Sports Science Institute.
Hubing, Kimberly A.; Quigg, Laura R.; Bassett, John T.; Phillips, Melody D.; Barbee, James J.; and Mitchell, Joel B. (2009) "Exercise-Associated Hyponatremia: The Effects of Carbohydrate and Hydration Status on IL-6, ADH, and Sodium Concentrations," International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings: Vol. 2 : Iss. 1 , Article 24.


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My local drugstore has always been my favourite place to get my hands on the latest and greatest makeup treasures. With so many new products being released each week, it's heaven on Earth for any makeup junkie. From lip balms, eyeliners, lipsticks, foundations and face products, the aisles are full of goodies for you to toss in your bags. Over the past few years, drugstores have really turned their stores into the beauty place to be. The brands are stepping up their games and competing with those at a higher price-point. Every brand seems to be launching top-notch products and leave us wanting them all. Not everyone has hours to test and review every single product that hits the market, so today I'm sharing 5 new releases that I've been obsessing over these past few weeks.
Lip toppers are going to be huge for spring. It's a fun way to glitter up your life and enhance your look. The idea behind theses toppers are that you wear them over your lipstick to transform them into something completely different. It will help achieve different lip looks, ranging from iridescent, glossy, shimmery and even glittery. Of course, you don't have to pair it with another lipstick, you can wear it over bare lips. Not everyone can afford those luxury, high-end brands, nor do we want to invest a ton of our hard-earned money on a trend that may not last more than a season or two. Quo Lip Gloss in Sheer Luck is the best of both worlds. It combines the light-reflexing, iridescent shimmer that glisten once applied to the lips, but at a price we all can afford.
Instead of running out and purchasing a new lipstick this season, to add to your ever-growing collection, the Quo Lip Gloss in Sheer Luck is a fun way to enhance your already favourite lippies, without having to purchase a new shade. If you're lipstick obsessed, and sick of alternating between your every day shades, this is a fun way to spruce up your look and make it more customizable. Its featherlight formula doesn't feel sticky or goopy on the lips, pairs beautifully over any lipstick and its high-shine, almost pearlescent finish, is a real show-stopper. Whether you decide to wear it on its own, over your fave liquid lipstick, top it with a clear gloss, it's sure to take your selfie game to the next level.
If you are looking for a new lipstick to try, that's totally unique with stunning colours, try the new NYX Super Cliquey Matte Lipsticks. These lippies instantly provide a dose of colour that's bold, electrifying and scream spring. It features an innovate teardrop-shape bullet that not only hugs your lips beautifully, allowing for total control and precision, its unique click-style push design dispenses just the right amount of product onto the soft applicator. It's incredibly lightweight, richly pigmented and creates a lovely satin-matte finish in an array of stunning shades.
Now I know what you're thinking, "not another matte lipstick", but its slightly gimmicky packaging and non-drying matte formula, is just a few of the reasons why I love this new lippie. I love that you have total control over how much lipstick you use, and in a single pass-over, I can achieve full, opaque coverage. It's lightweight, rich and creamy, applies seamlessly and wears well throughout the day. Although not the newest innovation when it comes to lipsticks, if you're sick of those over-drying, life sucking matte lipsticks, this semi-matte formula is for you. While it's not completely transfer-proof, they do stay put for a solid 5+ hours, but I'll sacrifice long-wearing for a comfortable formula. It retails for $12.
I'm a bit of a mascara snob, I tend to reach for the same one repeatedly. When I'm looking for a budget-friendly, drugstore option, I always turn to Essence. The brand offers a wide variety of affordable options that tend to compete with high-end brands, but for under $5. Essence Rock N Doll Crazy XXXL Volume and Essence Rock N Doll Volume & Eye-Opening Mascaras are both brand new this season and help coat each individual lash for an eye-opening effect. The Volume one features a slightly thicker and chunky wand to really pack on the ultra-black formula for mega volume and lift. The Crazy XXXL Volume one has the same thick and chunky wand, but it's more curved, allowing you to curl your lashes without a curler.
If you're looking for a mascara that can help with volume, while adding a curl, try the new Essence Rock N Doll Crazy XXXL Volume Mascara, but if you're wanting mega volume and length, Essence Rock N Doll Volume & Eye-Opening Mascara is where it's at. Truthfully, both seem to have the same formula, intensely black, non-goopy and stays put the entire day. I guess it just depends on what you are looking for, thicken and curl, or lengthening and volume. Both do an amazing job at coating each lash, even those hard to reach ones, with a lightweight, non-stiff and non-crunchy formula. It delivers the ultimate lift in a single coat but can be layered for a more dramatic and intense eye look for evening. Each retail for $4.99.
A strong and striking highlight isn't going away anytime soon, but let's be honest, it isn't very practical for every day use. The new Hard Candy Just Glow Highlighting Trios provide an added touch of radiance and a subtle healthy, sun-kissed glow that illuminates the skin, without being too blinding. It helps create a pop of shimmer down the bridge of your nose, inner tear duck, cheekbones and even under the browbone without being too intense. Each shade found within the palette works beautifully together if you're looking to get creative and layer your looks or achieve that trendy multi-dimensional effect. It's conveniently packaged in a compact design and even comes alongside a blending brush for easy application.
Not going to lie, I'm usually not a fan of miniature brushes that come with palettes, but the one found within the Hard Candy Just Glow Highlighting Trios is actually amazing. Its incredibly soft and fluffy dome-shape design picks up and lays down just the right amount of product. Each shade is buttery-soft and applies to the skin flawlessly without being too powdery. Its fairly pigmented, blends into the skin seamlessly, and has little to no fall-out. As it starts to wear, around the 6-hour mark, it almost melts into the skin, ensuring it doesn't look patchy. If you're looking for a natural, lite-from-within effect, try Cruisin The Coast. Wanting that trendy, holographic effect with an iridescent glow, pick up A Touch of Moonlight. For those that want a pop of colour, with a soft and radiant glow, give Rooftop Rendezvous a go. Each retail for $9.99.
Red shadows are extremely trendy, but hard to pull off. A slightly less intimidating option would be burgundy, it still makes a statement, but is a little more wearable for every day life. Maybelline 12-pan palettes have been a hit for a few seasons now, from classic nudes, to blushing nudes, smoky nudes, even 24K nudes, these palettes can do no wrong. This season the brand has played on those popular reddish-purple, wine and maroon hues with their Maybelline The Burgundy Bar Palette. It features all your favourite burgundies, golds, bronzes and nudes that allow you to create an array of stunning, unexpected smoky eyes this spring.
I know burgundy eyeshadows are unexpected when you're thinking of a smoky eye, but sometimes it's just fun to play with colour. The Maybelline The Burgundy Bar Palette contains a ton of versatile shades that pair beautifully together, in both shimmer and matte finishes. The mattes are buttery- smooth, while the shimmery shades are equally as rich and creamy with absolutely no glitter or nasty fall-out. While these burgundy shades may be less risky than reds and crimsons, it's still a trendy palette that helps break you out of the traditional nudes. It's an excellent way to express how you're feeling, while complimenting most outfits. Have fun creating accent effects on the eyes that will help enhance any neutral look you're rocking that day. It retails for $17.99.


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My solutions for basic algorithm challenges on freeCodeCamp.
These were completed on 12th-15th May 2016.

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- Reverse a String
- Factorialize a Number
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- Title Case a Sentence
- Return Largest Numbers in Arrays
- Confirm the Ending
- Repeat a string repeat a string
- Truncate a string
- Chunky Monkey
- Slasher Flick
- Mutations
- Falsy Bouncer
- Seek and Destroy
- Where do I belong
- Caesars Cipher Complete


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The Nation's Jihadi Propaganda
Feb 17th, 2011 | By admin | Category: The Nation
The Nation has long held onto the Nazariya-e-Pakistan philosophy of the Zia years, Majid Nizami even going so far as to brag in his official biography that "General Zia-ul-Haq recommended him as a nominee to the Shura". (It should be noted that Nizami incorrectly says that the Shura was the parliament, when in all actuality it was Zia's hand-picked group of advisors.) But The Nation of 16 February was like a time capsule left over from the Zia era and shows that sections of the media remain more focused on ideology than news.
In Wednesday's newspaper, The Nation's Opinion page was dominated by a piece by the late Brigadier General S.K. Malik – a favourite of Gen. Zia-ul-Haq's and the author of jihadi field manual, The Quranic Concept of War. Most Opinion articles are used to explain or analyse current events. The Brig (R) Malik piece published by The Nation, "Holy Prophet's Defence Policy" was noticeable because it does not appear to address any specific current issue. But this piece of Zia-era propaganda did not appear in a vacuum. Rather it appeared on the same page as two editorials that were over-the-top in their bald face anti-India stance.
The first editorial about Law Minister Babar Awan's statement against the arrest of Rahat Fateh Ali goes beyond what the Law Minister said and claims that the arrest shows that India is "inimically opposed to the very existence of Pakistan and to Pakistanis". Nawa-i-Waqt even takes a direct swipe at competitor media group Jang Group by saying, "those who propounded the Aman ki Asha had carried out Aman ki Nirasha". This editorial quotes from Law Minister Babar Awan's own statement to media on the subject from Monday, but it is expanded on his statement by even criticising Awan for not taking "the same position with the elements in government who are eager to engage in a dialogue with India". The Nation uses the arrest of Fatah Ali Khan to request the government to cease talks with India until Kashmir is settled, even though these are unrelated issues.
This was followed by a second editorial that again refers to "New Delhi's deadly machinations on our soil". Most irresponsibly, The Nation even goes as far as threatening 'nuclear clouds' if India does not settle the Kashmir issue 'as early as possible'.
The next page which claims the headline of 'Analysis' includes two pieces by General (Retd) Mirza Aslam Beg and S.M. Hali which are virulently anti-American and anti-British in their content by claiming that these Western countries are anti-Muslim in their policies. In the case of Gen (R) Beg's column it also takes the tone of pro-Islamist sympathies and supporting Zia-era policies of propping up a puppet Islamist regime in Kabul as a policy of 'strategic depth'.
Nevertheless, the US and its allies are allergic to Islamists coming to power. For example, Hamas won the elections in Palestine, but was not allowed to form the government, and thus the Israelis are now facing the consequences. Similarly, the mujahideen in Afghanistan, who fought the war to expel the Soviets, were not allowed to form the government and were pushed into a contrived civil war. And now, as they emerge the winner, efforts are afoot to deny them their due share in power. This obsession, in fact, has been the cause of the American defeat in Afghanistan. They have lost the war in Afghanistan, but find it difficult to rationalise the defeat without hurting their ego and pride as a superpower.
Gen (R) Beg also praises "towering personality like Imam Khomeini of Iran" and the Islamic Revolution in Iran, but he ignores the fact that the people of Iran are rising up to protest the Islamic regime. Gen (R) Beg also praises Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood for the revolution that overthrew the dictator Honsi Mubarak, even though that was a revolution of the people, not Muslim Brotherhood and protesters there told journalists that "The Brothers have been effectively sidelined".
The article by S.M. Hali criticises UK PM David Cameron for speaking against Islamic militancy even though the British PM clearly stated that it is not Islam or the Ummah which is committing acts of terrorism but only a small group of extremists. S.M. Hali admits this point, but then says that Cameron's proposal for "greater integration of Muslim minorities" into British culture. Hali accuses the PM for stirring 'a hornets nest', but is he not doing the same with a provocatively titled piece, 'Cameron targets Muslim community'? It would be pertinent to note that S.M. Hali is the same 'defence analyst' who termed the cricket scandal a RAW conspiracy. Neither did The Nation inform readers that S.M. Hali is also a military man since he is Group Captain (Retd) of Pakistan Air Force.
Any one of these pieces by itself may not be worthy of notice, but taken together as the complete package of opinions and analysis by retired military in one issue of The Nation must raise eyebrows. It is a demonstration that far from being an ideology of the past, Zia's manipulation of religious sentiments is being used again to hypnotize the masses. Obviously The Nation can take whatever position they choose on issues, but when a package of clear ideological indoctrination surfaces, it is proper to ask whether Nawa-i-Waqt is serving the cause of informing the people or promoting pro-jihadi ideologies left over from the Zia era.
Tags: Brigadier S.K. Malik, Jihad, Majid Nizami, Media Talibans, Nawa-i-Waqt, Propaganda, The Nation, Zia-ul-Haq
Aamir Mughal February 17th, 2011 9:21 pm
With Love and rare Footage: Dazed, Confused, Clueless Majid Nizami, The Nation & NawaiWaqt. http://chagataikhan.blogspot.com/2010/12/dazed-confused-clueless-majid-nizami.html
What else would you "Expect" from The Nation & NawaiWaqt.
http://chagataikhan.blogspot.com/2010/12/what-else-would-you-expect-from-nation.html
niraj February 18th, 2011 1:15 am
I'm familiar with S.M. Hali's work over the years and it's safe to say he's a total hack and tool of the establishment. He calls himself an analyst, but his analysis, of anything, is much to be desired. It's often shallow and devoid of any substance. Calling him an analyst is insulting to actual analyst.
He often plagirizes as well. I've read items from him copied wholesale from wikipedia.
Like all most ex-military men, he's virulently anti-Indian. He'll publish anything remotely criticizing India, no matter how tendentious or lame it is. He writes uncritical articles about China not even China Daily would publish. Very hawkish. He publishes articles about Pakistan's new military equipment like he was writing a letter to Playboy. It gives him goosebumps.
CP February 18th, 2011 7:26 pm
The only blog which gives me hope that all is not lost in Pakistan. I meet Pakistanis in US and UK, they come across as peace loving and level-headed as anyone. But Pakistani media in general seems hell-bent on waging a Jihad with nukes on kashmir. Sab mar jayenge to kashmir ka kya karoge bhai?


We have owned and cherished this property since 1999. We take great pride in it and we continually upgrade it.
During your stay we are available by cell phone 24 x 7 and can arrange whatever local support you might need.
*East facing! Afternoon shade! This is a must have!
*Game room w/bar, fridge, sink, LED HDTV/Blue Tooth Soundbar, pool table, foosball and dart board.
*Main deck is over the water. Dine on the lake! Expanded lower 2nd deck with fishing pier.
*Master Bedroom has beautiful views and an electric black out shade.
*Wireless high-speed internet and blue tooth sound systems.
Spread out and have fun on all three levels. Sit out on the 3rd floor deck that is connected to the master. It overlooks the lake with a bit of privacy. Take a nap in the master next to the giant picture windows and dream about the view or shut the remote controlled, automatic, black out blinds for darkness. Socialize, eat or relax in the openness of the main floor. Overflow from the main level out onto the connected deck. Party in the game room on lake level game. Have a pool, foosball or darts tournament. Sleep late in the Cave.
Yes there is something for everyone: Children will especially enjoy the water trampoline, kayaks & fishing from the pier. Enjoy water-skiing, jet-skiing, golfing, and swimming. Relax every evening counting stars on the deck.
Horseshoe Bay is a well-known resort, just 45 minutes west of Austin, (near Marble Falls), on Lake LBJ. It's only 1.25 hours from San Antonio, Sea World, and Six Flags Fiesta Texas. And it's only 45 minutes from the famous Water Park Schlitterbahn.
The resort offers boat and jet-ski rentals. It is located on a constant level lake.
Nearby, are the scenic golf courses, Legends on LBJ, and Delaware Springs.
It is a great place for family gatherings, over the holidays or just for the fun of it.
We have four energetic boys that keep us very busy.
We needed a place to call home while living overseas. We fell in love with Horseshoe Bay one summer and didn't return to Indonesia until we found our own place on the lake. We live a lot closer now and thankfully have four boys that love all the water sports. There is so much to do in our cove we never leave it: fishing, swimming, kayaking, jumping on trampoline, and all the indoor games: fusball, darts, and pool.
May-September-20' diameter Water Trampoline with aqua launch attachment right in front of property.


Life is a fascinating horror film with a brilliant new movie monster, sadly it never lives up to its lofty potential.
If you're getting prepared for Alien: Covenant coming out in May, Sony has a film that might just be up your alley. Life from director Daniel Espinosa and starring Rebecca Ferguson, Jake Gyllenhaal, and Ryan Reynolds is a sci-fi horror/thriller about six scientists who collect soil from Mars and bring aboard dormant alien DNA which the scientists bring back to life with horrifying consequences.
What works for Life is the horror element, when the alien is onscreen I was fascinated, I was engaged, and I was at scared. Unfortunately, when "Calvin" (the alien) is not onscreen the audience has to rely on the level of depth in the human characters, and this is where Life loses a lot of its momentum built up by the terrific monster. The six scientists are nothing special, the only one to get truly fleshed out is Jake Gyllenhaal's character David who is a man who prefers the silence of space to the noise of Earth. Ryan Reynolds plays Rory, the engineer of the voyage who quips all the time and it grated on me so much because not a single line was funny. Rebecca Ferguson plays Miranda North a by the books leader, and sadly she doesn't bring that charm and wit that she showed off in Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation. Even though the cast is small, only six characters overall against Calvin, it is these three that are the focus of the film.
Looking back at Life I remember several scenes that stood out to me, and this is all due to the horrifying interactions Calvin has with the scientists, and when it dishes out its first casualty, you will be left horrified and with a sudden sense of dread because no one is safe. Sadly the film as a whole doesn't capitalise on this, we never get a full explanation of what Calvin is, and in Life, it feels oddly necessary because the mystery of its origin isn't enough to grip you. If the film had found some way to give us information on this fascinating creature I think we could have had the makings of a horror legend. Instead, we're treated to a lot of lingering scenes of people staring off into space which feels out of place since they are in the fight of their lives against a creature that seems impervious to all forms of harm.
I believe the reason I'm so disappointed in the human characters is the fact that the screenplay was written by Rhett Reese and Paul Wernik, the co-writers that brought us the Deadpool film. Everyone who has seen Deadpool knows how sharp the story was and how memorable the characters were. Life has none of the charm or humanity that made the writing of Deadpool so significant.
Life is an enjoyable film filled with memorable moments and packed with genuine horror. Unfortunately, the actors are given nothing to work with due to the weak story which ultimately lets the film down. My final takeaway from Life is that I wish the film was as enjoyable as the Reddit theory that's going around about it. Be sure and check it out once you see the film.


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Where the Candidates Stand on Your Family and Education
By Ian Salisbury
College is the gateway to higher lifetime earnings. But tuition has skyrocketed, and millions struggle with student debt. How can you handle the high price of higher ed? Also crucial for families: How do you find affordable child care that helps you balance work and a career?
CLINTON'S PLANS
Clinton proposes free tuition at in-state four-year public colleges for families making up to $85,000, a ceiling that would rise to $125,000 by 2021. She has also said college should be "debt-free" for everyone, but gives no details.
She intends to help working parents by capping child-care expenses at 10% of families' income. How? Through programs such as universal prekindergarten and by doubling the child-care tax credit to $2,000 per child.
New parents, plus those caring for ill family members, would also be guaranteed up to 12 weeks of government-subsidized leave, at a minimum rate of two-thirds of their salary. The U.S. is the only developed nation without paid leave (at big companies, you are entitled to unpaid leave). "We're going to make it much more affordable" to be a working parent, Clinton adviser Shapiro says.
Read More: Everything You Need to Know about Clinton's and Trump's Plans for Your Wallet
TRUMP'S PLANS
Trump has no formal college proposal. He does have a paid family leave plan, but it would apply only to new mothers—not fathers or other caregivers. His plan grants six weeks of paid leave instead of Clinton's 12. The benefits, paid through unemployment insurance, would average $300 a week, less than half of U.S. median weekly earnings of $824.
To ease the burden once moms return to work, Trump calls for making child-care spending deductible, up to the average cost in each state, even if you don't itemize deductions. That would be available to singles earning less than $250,000 and couples making less than $500,000. He also adds a new credit of $1,200 to the existing child tax credit.
Plus, Trump seeks a new "dependent care savings account," in which parents contribute up to $2,000 a year tax-free, then spend the money on child care, private school, or after-school enrichment. Lower income families would get a $500 match on the first $1,000 they sock away.
WHAT IT MEANS FOR YOU
Students at in-state public colleges, who today pay an average of $9,400 in tuition each year, would certainly benefit under Clinton's plan. Trouble is, tuition makes up less than half the costs for undergrads living on campus, the College Board reports.
Universal pre-K would mean big savings for families with 4-year-olds. Preschool bills for these parents currently run from roughly $4,000 in Mississippi to $17,000 in Washington, D.C., the Economic Policy Institute says.
Like his tax plan, Trump's child-care proposal has drawn criticism as skewed toward the wealthy. As it's mainly a deduction, those with big tax bills would get the most back.
Could President Trump or President Clinton push his or her slate of ambitious economic plans past a recalcitrant Congress? Maybe. History shows Presidents have a knack for getting their way, at least early in their tenures.
Want to know what the candidates have said about pocketbook issues? Read:
Where the Candidates Stand on Investing and the Market
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UC San Diego senior named Churchill Scholar for extraordinary undergraduate research
...Vikram Juneja a UC San Diego senior has been named the first Churchi...Juneja a mechanical engineering major has maintained a near 4.0 GPA...Biology professor Laurie Smith the UC San Diego representative for th...Juneja is one of 14 Churchill Scholars selected this year from a pool ...
Vikram Juneja, a UC San Diego senior, has been named the first Churchill Scholar at the university and he will use the $50,000 award to complete a one-year graduate program at Cambridge University, where he will work on a master's thesis on cancer stem cell research.
Juneja, a mechanical engineering major, has maintained a near 4.0 GPA, earning A+ grades in almost half his courses. Last spring when he was about to graduate his academic interests expanded dramatically after completing one biology class. His passion lead him to stay at UC San Diego another year to complete the course work needed for graduate work in the life sciences.
Biology professor Laurie Smith, the UC San Diego representative for the Churchill Scholarship program, nominated Juneja because she was impressed with his achievements and potential. "UC San Diego has its share of truly outstanding students in the sciences and engineering," she said. "In 10 years as a faculty member at UC San Diego I have interacted with scores of extremely bright, accomplished undergraduates in my classes, in research settings and in my role as an academic advisor, but I can honestly say that I have never encountered a student like Juneja before."
Juneja is one of 14 Churchill Scholars selected this year from a pool of 99 applicants from 63 colleges and universities nationwide, the largest applicant pool since the competition began in 1963. Churchill Scholars are chosen for their exceptional academic achievements and demonstrated capacity to contribute to the advancement of knowledge in the sciences, engineering or mathematics by pursuing original, creative work at an advanced level. Eight of the 480 former Churchill Scholars have gone on to win Nobel Prizes.
Juneja said he would not have been able to win the scholarship if he hadn't attended UC San Diego, where he was given extraordinary research opportunities. During his fourth year Juneja immersed himself in research at the UC San Diego School of Medicine studying cancer stem cell biology, working 30 hours per week in the in the lab while having a full class schedule. "The work was fun, but I was able to do top notch work and get the one-on-one experience with faculty and doctors," he said.
During summer 2008, he worked full-time at the UC San Diego School of Medicine with the support of an Amylin Research Scholarship, which is funded through Amylin Pharmaceutical's support of the Chancellor's Challenge 5K Run/Walk for Scholars.
"Millions of people have been affected by cancer," Juneja said. "So it was easy to stay motivated because our research will help so many people. It was exciting to come to the lab every day and feel a part of something."
Prior to researching cancer stem cells, Juneja participated in research with the Instrument Development Group at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, focusing on the autonomous underwater glider called Spray. His past work also includes working on a project with Constantine Pozrikidis, professor in the Department of Mechanical Aerospace Engineering, on the mechanics of hexagonal lattices and the underlying structure of carbon nanotubes.
"I had a gut feeling about coming to UC San Diego," Juneja said. "I am from the Bay Area and I looked at UC Berkeley, but knew UC San Diego was a hot up-and-coming research institution. I was able to get so much hands-on experience outside of the classroom."
While an undergraduate at UC San Diego, Juneja co-authored four publications, including one first-author publication. "They are unprecedented in my experience for an undergraduate," Smith said.
Next year while studying with Fiona Watt, a cancer researcher and deputy director of the Cambridge Research Institute, Juneja will continue to research the interaction of stem cells with their environment and how their basic processes are disturbed in cancer.
Juneja is excited to study in the United Kingdom and looks forward to traveling in Europe next year. He has been applying to Ph.D. programs in bioengineering this year and plans to go straight from Cambridge into a doctoral program. He is combining his passion for engineering with a deep fascination with biology, so bioengineering will allow him to combine both disciplines.
"He appears to me an ideal candidate for the Churchill Scholarship," Smith said. "He is someone who will undoubtedly go on to have a distinguished career as a physician and scientist."
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Nundah Cemetery is a heritage-listed cemetery at 88 Hedley Avenue, Nundah, City of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. It was built from 1840s to 1963. It is also known as German Station Cemetery. It was added to the Queensland Heritage Register on 21 October 1992.

History
The cemetery was established in 1846 by a small group of German Lutheran missionaries who, in 1838, had founded Queensland's first free settlement, at Zion's Hill above Kedron Brook. At that time, the district was known as "German Station", as the earliest settlers were Lutheran missionaries, and hence the cemetery was originally known as "German Station Cemetery". The district was originally outside of the town of Brisbane and was a farming community. At that time, the road beside the cemetery was known as "Cemetery Road". Only one death had been recorded at the German Station by 1845, but several children died the following year, and the cemetery is indicated on an 1846 sketch by missionary Carl Gerler.

As the German station settlement was established in 1838, it is unclear where the earliest burials in the settlement would have occurred. Certainly the site had been established as a graveyard before James Warner first surveyed it as a cemetery reserve in 1862. None of the wooden crosses marking the earliest graves has survived, but the oldest headstone dates to March 1855.

Many of the pioneers of the Nundah district are buried in this cemetery. Although the German Station mission was wound down between 1844 and 1850, several of the missionary families remained in the area. From amongst these settlers the first trustees of the German Station Cemetery were appointed in 1866.

One of the duties of cemetery trustees was to maintain a record of the burials. However, the first recorded burial was in 1887 and it is believed the earlier records may have been lost in a flood. However, even after 1887, the records the trustees kept of burials were somewhat "sketchy" at times. The public can update the Nundah burial records by providing death certificates showing a burial at the Nundah Cemetery.

The development of the Sandgate railway line (now the Shorncliffe railway line) through the district in 1882 opened it up for residential area housing for the growing town of Brisbane. As "Cemetery Road" was regarded as an unattractive name for a residential street, it was renamed "Hedley Avenue" about 1934 after local doctor Hedley Brown.

In 1914 a small shelter pavilion was erected at the cemetery. It was designed by architect John Henry Burley, who practised in Brisbane from 1886 until 1936. The builder was J MacDonald, and the structure cost .

In the 1930s, Brisbane City Council took over the management of the cemetery from the local trustees (by this time Nundah was within the boundaries of the City of Brisbane). In 1963 the cemetery was closed as no new grave sites were available.

A sexton resided in the cemetery grounds from at least the 1890s, but since 1975 one sexton based at Lutwyche has cared for the Bald Hills, Lutwyche and Nundah cemeteries. The Nundah sexton's house has been demolished.

In 1982 the Nundah Historic Cemetery Preservation Association was formed to help tend and restore the site.

War Graves
There are 7 service personnel buried in this cemetery whose graves are registered by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, 6 from World War I and one from World War II.

Current use
Although the cemetery has no space for new gravesites, it is possible to place cremated ashes in existing family graves or in the columbarium walls. It is also possible for family members to be buried in existing graves which are not yet full. In 2011, the Brisbane City Council raised concerns about its ability to continue to provide new gravesites after another 10 or 15 years given that burial rights are perpetual in Queensland (in some other states of Australia, there is a fixed tenure). As a consequence, Brisbane City Council will now allow reuse of even full family graves in Nundah Cemetery where the last burial was over 30 years ago.

Description

The cemetery reserve is located on a small, elliptical ridge above Kedron Brook at Nundah, adjacent to Albert Bishop Park. The entrance has a westerly aspect to Hedley Avenue.

Native trees have been planted recently around the perimeter, but the cemetery itself is exposed and the land subject to erosion. Many of the pathways have been concreted to prevent further deterioration.

The cemetery is crowded, with little order to the layout of graves, and no denominational segregation.

It contains a variety of headstone and decorative memorial monument types, from high Victorian to modern stela. An ongoing restoration programme has resulted in many of these being refurbished or replaced, and a number of plaques have been erected on graves of particular historical note.

Toward the front of the reserve, and amidst the gravesites, is an hexagonal rotunda. Constructed of timber posts with arched batten infilling to each facet, the structure is capped by a steeply pitched asbestos tile roof, with terracotta ridging and centre finial. The rotunda was renovated in the 1980s.

The cemetery furnishes a unique record of the families who developed Nundah and surrounding districts from 1838. Included amongst the graves are those of many of the early German missionaries and their families, and that of Sir James Dickson (Queensland Premier from 1898 1899).

Heritage listing
Nundah Cemetery was listed on the Queensland Heritage Register on 21 October 1992 having satisfied the following criteria.

The place is important in demonstrating the evolution or pattern of Queensland's history.

Queensland's oldest surviving cemetery and the first to be associated with free settlement in the colony.

The place demonstrates rare, uncommon or endangered aspects of Queensland's cultural heritage.

A unique source of historical information.

The place is important because of its aesthetic significance.

Its aesthetic quality and contribution to the Nundah townscape

The place has a strong or special association with a particular community or cultural group for social, cultural or spiritual reasons.

An expression of aspects of the social, religious, economic and artistic life of the local community, and of its attitudes, values and tastes.

Notable people buried in Nundah Cemetery
 William Maxwell 1867–1921, former member for Queensland Parliament.  . Was elected to the Queensland Legislative Assembly as the member for Burke in 1899.  Maxwell founding member when the Federation of Australia was formed in 1901, making a monumental moment in Australia's history.  Maxwell has a large family plot in Nundah having had 6 children himself.

 George Bridges and wife Mary (née Brightman), pioneers who developed the Nundah township
 Thomas Bridges, Member of the Legislative Assembly for the electorate of Nundah
 James Dickson, Premier of Queensland and Commonwealth Minister for Defence
 John McMaster, the "Father of Brisbane", 4 times mayor of Brisbane, Member of both the Queensland Legislative Assembly and Queensland Legislative Council

See also :Category:Burials at Nundah Cemetery

See also

 List of cemeteries in Australia

References

Attribution

External links

Cemeteries in Brisbane
Queensland Heritage Register
Nundah, Queensland
Articles incorporating text from the Queensland Heritage Register
1846 establishments in Australia
Cemeteries established in the 1840s

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Liverpool FC is a top-tier football club that has won more European trophies than any other English Premier League club with the best managers. The first Liverpool managers were William Edward Barclay and John McKenna, who were appointed in 1892. Liverpool FC is the current Premier League champion and one of the most successful football teams in British history. Only Manchester United has won more League titles than Liverpool, who has won 19. The Liverpool club has many trophies and titles, as well as club, generates better revenue year by year, and domestic and international winnings, demonstrate the club's success. So, who are the greatest managers responsible for Liverpool's incredible success?
Liverpool Managers History
In terms of major rivals, Liverpool FC has 67 trophies to its name, with success at the highest level. Bob Paisley is Liverpool FC's most successful manager, having won 20 trophies in his nine years in charge.
Manager of Liverpool
No. of Honours
Germany 8 Oct 2015 Present 7
Northern Ireland 1 Jun 2012 4 Oct 2015 0
Scotland 8 Jan 2011 16 May 2012 1
England 1 Jul 2010 8 Jan 2011 0
Rafael Benitez
Spain 16 Jun 2004 3 Jun 2010 4
Roy Evans
England 16 Jul 1998 12 Nov 1998 0
Gerard Houllier France 16 Jul 1998 12 Nov 1998 0
Gerard Houllier
France 16 Jul 1998 24 May 2004 6
England 31 Jan 1994 12 Nov 1998 1
Graeme Souness
Scotland 16 Apr 1991 28 Jan 1994 1
Ronnie Moran (Caretaker manager)
England 22 Feb 1991 15 Apr 1991 0
Scotland 30 May 1985 21 Feb 1991 9
Joe Fagan
England 2 Jul 1983 29 May 1985 3
Bob Paisley
England 26 Aug 1974 1 Jul 1983 20
Scotland 1 Dec 1959 12 Jul 1974 11
England May 1956 17 Nov 1959 0
Don Welsh
England 23 Mar 1951 4 May 1956 0
George Kay
England 6 Aug 1936 Jan 1951 1
George Patterson
England 7 March 1928 6 Aug 1936 0
Matt McQueen
Scotland 13 Feb 1923 15 Feb 1928 1
David Ashworth
England 18 Dec 1919 12 Feb 1923 1
England 17 Aug 1896 6 May 1915 3
William Edward Barclay
Ireland 15 Feb 1892 16 Aug 1896 2
John McKenna Ireland 15 Feb 1892 16 Aug 1896 2
Liverpool managers list
Which Liverpool managers won the most trophies?
Bob Paisley was the most successful Liverpool FC manager, winning 20 titles in his nine-year tenure, including six Football League titles, six Charity Shields, three Football League Cups, three European Cups, one UEFA Super Cup, and one UEFA Cup. From 1974 to 1983, he was the manager of Liverpool who won the most trophies.
Liverpool FC's current manager is Jurgen Klopp, he is the first Liverpool manager to win the Premier League for Liverpool. Klopp took over as Liverpool's manager on October 17, 2015. Jurgen Klopp is the most successful Liverpool manager of the twenty-first century, having won seven trophies with the Liverpool club, including the Champions League and Premier League. Here's a list of the most successful Liverpool FC Managers list with the most trophies:
LFC Manager
Premier League Titles
Lancashire League
European Cup/UEFA Champions League
UEFA Cup
Total No. of Titles
Liverpool's manager won the most trophies
Who were the last 10 Liverpool managers?
Liverpool FC has had the world's most successful football managers in the last ten years. Here's a list of who were the last 10 Liverpool FC Managers:
Ronnie Moran (Caretaker manager) – (1991)
Graeme Souness (1991 – 1994)
Roy Evans (1994 – 1998)
Roy Evans & Gerard Houllier (1998)
Gerard Houllier (1998 – 2004)
Rafael Benitez (2004 – 2010)
Roy Hodgson (2010 – 2011)
Kenny Dalglish (2011 – 2012)
Brendan Rodgers (2012 -2015)
Jurgen Klopp (2015- Present Liverpool Manager)
1. Jurgen Klopp
He is widely regarded as one of the second-best managers in the world right now after Man City's current manager Pep Guardiola. Jurgen Klopp during his tenures at Mainz 05, Borussia Dortmund, and Liverpool, he has won a remarkable 12 trophies, including the UEFA Champions League and the English Premier League. Building trust in his players is the foundation for high performance and effective teams, and Klopp has defined his transformational leadership approach with high energy, championing accountability, communicating clearly, and demonstrating emotional intelligence. Here's a list of what trophies has Klopp won:
How many trophies has Klopp won?
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Liverpool FC 2021-22 FA Cup
Liverpool FC 2021-22 League Cup
Liverpool FC 2019-20 English Premier League
Liverpool FC 2019-20 FIFA Club World Cup
Liverpool FC 2019-20 UEFA Super Cup
Liverpool FC 2018-19 UEFA Champions League
Borussia Dortmund 2014-15 DFL Super Cup
Borussia Dortmund 2011-12 DFL Pokal Cup
Borussia Dortmund 2011-12 Bundesliga
2. Brendan Rodgers
Brendan Rodgers is a former player and manager in Northern Ireland. He currently serves as manager of Premier League club Leicester City. Brendan Rodgers left Swansea City in 2012 to sign a three-year contract with Liverpool, following the departure of Kenny Dalglish who was serving his second occasion at the club in May 2012. He was at Liverpool for three years, from 2012 to 2015, but he failed to win any trophies. Rodgers joined Liverpool in 2012 and made over 30 new signings while also selling several players before being replaced by Jurgen Klopp in 2015.
According to Liverpool reports, the incoming players' transfers cost around £291,550,000, with an average signing cost of over £8,800,000 per player, and the outgoing transfers brought in around £200,250,000 in transfer fees. During his tenure as manager, Rodgers oversaw a net spend of approximately £91,300,000 on transfer fees.
3. Kenny Dalglish
"King" Kenny Dalglish is a former Liverpool player who made 515 appearances as a forward for the Reds. Kenny Dalglish was the greatest manager of Liverpool for nearly 6 years during his two stints (1985 to 1991 & 2011 to 2012), becoming the club's third most successful manager with 10 trophies won. During Kenny Dalglish's first season as manager, he brought in 24 players at a cost of around £12,575,500 and sent out 20 players at a cost of around £6,767,000. This amounts to a net spend of approximately £5,808,500. He was Liverpool's first-team manager, and his managerial career began spectacularly, with the Reds winning the league and FA Cup.
How many trophies did Kenny Dalglish win as a manager?
Liverpool FA Cup 1985-86
Liverpool Football League First Division 1985-86
Liverpool Football League Super Cup 1986 (shared)
Liverpool Football League Super Cup 1988
Liverpool Football League Cup 2011–12
Blackburn Rovers Premier League 1994-95
Blackburn Rovers Football League Second Division play-offs 1992
Celtic Scottish League Cup 1999-2000
What did Kenny Dalglish win as a manager?
4. Bill Shankly
Bill Shankly was the second most successful Liverpool manager in club history, winning 11 trophies between 1959 and 1974. He is the 10th manager of the club, and also one of the Liverpool club's longest-serving managers. He was a very promising Liverpool manager from the 1950s to the 1970s, spending his time gaining promotions to the First Division and winning three League Championships and the UEFA Cup.
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Multi-Colored Mice: No, You're Not Hallucinating
Matt Palmquist
If you see a fluorescent green or pink mouse running around in the deserts of western Utah, don't be alarmed: Scientists are merely trying to find out which mice are mating and fighting together, in an effort to track the spread of the deadly hantavirus.
"If mice were in contact with a powdered mouse, you'd see the colored bite mark on their ear or tail, or color on their genitals," explained Denise Dearing, a professor of biology at the University of Utah, in a release announcing the findings of the study. Added Christy Clay, who managed the study for her University of Utah Ph.D. thesis under Dearing's supervision: "You knew when they got lucky."
The study, published online in the British journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B, is the first to show that the so-called "20-80" rule - which holds that about 20 percent of a population accounts for about 80 percent of disease transmission - applies even to a disease that is transmitted among a single species. The study found that bigger, older mice comprised the small element of the disease-transmitting culprits.
"The biggest individuals are most likely to be the ones with the largest foraging range because they have to get more food," Clay said. "Or they could be territorial, so they are defending a nest or their food resource. If they are bigger, they are older, so they may have more experience in defending their territory."
The researchers are not proposing that larger mice should be exterminated because they are more likely to spread hantavirus, but suggest that a population study could lead to the development of a "risk map." The map would show humans in rural areas where the biggest and oldest mice lived so people could take special care, for instance, in not breathing in while sweeping up mouse droppings.
The Centers for Disease Control report that from the first reported outbreak of hantavirus in 1993 through March 2007, the United States has seen 465 cases of the pulmonary syndrome, resulting in 35 deaths. Experts have proved that the disease spread from mice to people, often when mouse droppings were inhaled.
The Utah biologists used toothbrushes to apply colored, fluorescent powders to five mice at each of 12 sites. The five mice within each group were powdered with five different colors and released just before sunset. The next day, all mice recaptured in special traps were held under a black light so that researchers could closely examine the most likely areas of what they termed "aggressive contact": the head, ears, mouth, feel and tail. "It took hours to screen every mouse that was caught," Dearing said.
The results of the new study and previous research suggest that low turnover in a deer mouse population - usually in areas where mice grow older and bigger because of better food, cover or nesting availability - often is associated with a high rate of hantavirus spread among mice.
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Matt Palmquist has two decades of experience in journalism and has written and edited extensively for consultants, companies, public relations firms, and educational institutions.
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