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History Matters: Compromising How We Teach Slavery
Posted on November 2015 by Stephanie Seawell
If you checked your Facebook feed early in October, there is a good chance you saw a news story about a textbook controversy in Texas. In case you missed it, here is what happened. A ninth grader opened his World Geography textbook from McGraw-Hill. He found a map labeled "Patterns of Immigration." Next to the map was a text box reading, "The Atlantic Slave Trade between the 1500s and the 1800s brought millions of workers from Africa to the southern United States to work on agricultural plantations."
The student contacted his mother about the page, who then spoke out about it publicly. The story quickly went viral on Facebook and other social media.
Characterizing the forced enslavement of millions of Africans under the category of "immigration" erases the violence and murder wrought by the slave trade. Describing enslaved people as "workers" likewise erases the involuntary nature of their forced toil and the daily violence that structured plantation enslavement.
Due to the outcry, McGraw Hill apologized for the wording, promised to change the online version of the textbook and also to send stickers with alternative wording to cover over the poorly chosen text box.
And maybe those stickers will help solve the problem of the language on that one textbook page. And anyway, why should residents of Illinois care about one textbook page down in Texas?
The History According to Texas
This textbook story is part of an alarming trend that won't be so easily stickered over. In 2010 the Texas Board of Education approved new guidelines for history textbooks. The vote was bitterly partisan, with nine Republicans voting for the new standards and five Democrats standing against them. The board's new standards sought to reverse what they termed a "liberal bias" in education. The standards deemphasized the roll of slavery in the Civil War. Instead the curriculum was to characterize the War as a matter of "States' Rights," in which slavery was a side issue. The textbooks were also to downplay mentions of Jim Crow laws or the Ku Klux Klan.
The only required primary sources for the Civil War included in the Texas high school curriculum are the inaugural addresses of President Abraham Lincoln and Confederate leader Jefferson Davis. Neither of those sources mention slavery in relationship to the war. Many, many other documents do however focus on slavery as the cause of the war.
This includes Texas' own declaration of secession, which cites protecting the institution of slavery as the main reason for leaving the Union. One paragraph from Texas's announcement on leaving the United States read, "We hold as undeniable truths that the governments of the various States, and of the confederacy itself, were established exclusively by the white race, for themselves and their posterity; that the African race had no agency in their establishment; that they were rightfully held and regarded as an inferior and dependent race, and in that condition only could their existence in this country be rendered beneficial or tolerable." Later the document reads, "By the secession of six of the slave-holding States, and the certainty that others will speedily do likewise, Texas has no alternative but to remain in an isolated connection with the North, or unite her destinies with the South." This is just one of multiple primary sources that clearly lists slavery as the primary cause of the Civil War.
Many educators, both in Texas and beyond, protested these new standards, forcing the textbook companies to dial back some of the changes. In 2011, Texas passed a law that teachers could choose books not on the state approved list. However, the vast majority of schools still purchase their books from the School Board's list.
There are five million students in Texas. The state has the second largest school population, behind California. A total of 48 million textbooks across subject matters are purchased in Texas each year. That market share means that Texas influences curriculum on a national scale, as textbook writers want their volumes to sell.
But this attempt by conservatives to change how history is taught has not stopped in Texas. In 2014, the College Board released new national guidelines for the Advanced Placement exam in US History. AP courses allow high school students to prepare and take a test for college level credit. The new framework, amongst other things, places more emphasis on the histories of American women and minorities. It also has more of an international framework for teaching US history.
Conservative backlash quickly flared. The Republican National Committee adopted a resolution in August 2014 calling the changes "a radically revisionist view of American history that emphasizes negative aspects of our nation's history while omitting or minimizing positive aspects." In September 2014, students and teachers at four Jefferson County high schools west of Denver staged walkouts to protest local school board demands for a more "patriotic" teaching of American history.
In February of this year, the committee on education in the Oklahoma House of Representatives voted along partisan lines to pass House Bill 1380. It would ban the use of state funds for teaching AP history. The backers of the bill were angry that the new AP standards undermined what they called "American Exceptionalism." Protests from teachers, parents and students who did not want the legislature deciding what is taught in their classrooms helped stop that bill. Similar protests have emerged in South Carolina and Texas.
What is at stake in all of these protests and counter protests is more than just a couple of pages in a history textbook, or a few questions on a test for college credit.
The subject of history, and particularly the history of race and slavery in America, has always been contentious ground. In the early twentieth century, the historical scholarship on the subject mostly treated the institution of slavery as relatively benign and promoted the racist idea of the inferiority of the African race. Many historians since then have worked to correct this record.
W.E.B. Du Bois's Black Reconstruction
In 1935, the great scholar, W.E.B. Du Bois wrote his groundbreaking work Black Reconstruction in America as a powerful corrective to accounts that sought to denigrate the contributions of black Americans during the post-Civil War period.
Toward the end of his book, Du Bois attempted to explain why earlier histories failed to accurately wrestle with the histories of African Americans. He wrote, "We fell under the leadership of those who would compromise with truth in the past in order to make peace in the present and guide policy in the future."
Today we are faced with another push to "compromise with truth in the past:" To smooth over the tough questions in our national history. To tell our children easier stories about ourselves.
But we all must resist such urges. History matters. Because how can we hope to promote justice and equality in the present if we are not willing first to look unflinchingly at our past?
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The English Theatre of Hamburg ist ein englischsprachiges Theater in Hamburg. Das privat geführte Haus wurde 1976 von zwei Amerikanern gegründet und ist das älteste englischsprachige Theater in Deutschland.

Geschichte und Programm
Die Bühne wurde 1976 von den Amerikanern Robert Rumpf und Clifford Dean gegründet. Gemeinsam leiten sie das Theater, planen das künstlerische Programm und führen auch bei vielen Produktionen Regie.

Das English Theatre wird von der Hamburger Kulturbehörde subventioniert, ist eine gemeinnützige Organisation und Mitglied des Deutschen Bühnenvereins.

Das Programm läuft von September bis Juni und präsentiert Stücke im englischen Original. Eine Spielzeit am englischen Theater beinhaltet meist ein amerikanisches oder britisches Drama der klassischen Art oder der Moderne, eine Komödie, einen Thriller und ein zeitgenössisches Stück. Es gibt einhundertsechzig Sitzplätze. Außerdem bietet das Theater den Schulen in Hamburg und Umgebung kostenloses Lehrmaterial für jedes einzelne Stück an; bei Nachfrage werden Diskussionen mit dem Regisseur und den Schauspielern nach einer Vorstellung angeboten.

Gebäude und Theaterausstattung
Seit 1981 hat das Theater seinen Sitz im Lerchenfeld 14 an der Mundsburg. Das Gebäude beherbergte früher das Hammonia-Bad, eine Badeanstalt, und steht seit 1977 unter Denkmalschutz.

Siehe auch
 Liste englischsprachiger Theater in Ländern anderer Sprache

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This call has come from no greater a Barbadian authority, based on a combination of medical knowledge and experience, than Dr Ermine Belle who for 16 years served as Senior Consultant Psychiatrist at the Psychiatric Hospital in Black Rock, and for a number of years chaired the National Mental Health Commission.
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She said information on medical marijuana being successfully used to treat epilepsy is widespread, and pointed to "the many people who have moved to Colorado to use marijuana because of the fact that their children are epileptic and they need to do an intervention to help them improve".
Additionally, Dr Belle said, "the treatment of chronic pain and various disorders" is also fairly well documented and moderately well established.
"As a physician and a psychiatrist, I'm sure that everyone would presume that my stance on medical marijuana would be a resounding 'no'," she mused, indicating her support for marijuana being applied as a medicine was because the evidence is becoming overwhelming.
Dr Belle cited a survey of 1 500 American doctors by the Internet-based medical organization, WebMD, that found them agreeing on a need for patients' access to medical marijuana, with 69 per cent saying marijuana can help with certain ailments and the management of certain conditions; 67 per cent stating that marijuana should be a medical option for patients; and 56 per cent supporting legalization.
"Doctors voting highest in this survey were the oncologists and hematologists, and those treating epilepsy. They have had probably the most experience in managing medical marijuana to date," she observed.
Dr Belle's position comes against a backdrop where marijuana possession or use, even for medical purposes, remains totally illegal in Barbados.
"So how do we psychiatrists and other concerned physicians proceed?" she asked. Without answering the question of legalization of the drug, Dr Belle suggested a two-pronged approach.
"We must still continue treatment of those who succumb to the ravages of substance abuse, and specific to this discussion, the fight against marijuana abuse.
She called for more information on the drug and its proper use to be made easily available.
In spite of her enthusiasm for legal application of medical marijuana, Dr Belle made it clear that many questions remain to be addressed.
The good doctor threw out more questions to the Barbados medical fraternity that may be rooting for access to medical marijuana for patients.
"How do we stop the behavior of some to cause damage to others, the drug pushers?
"How do we address going forward the myriad of 1:41:42 psycho-social factors?
"We must continue to work in this regard but we must also embrace new medical treatment advances," she said.
"Like other drugs used for treatment, these regulations and controls will be absolutely necessary.
You go Dr Ermine Belle…a warrior.
Wunna gine grow it and ensure no added chemicals are added to the Mari?
Good luck legalize the stuff but when this backfires who is going to take the responsibility, lots of losers ,talkers and shakers we will see..
Mr./Madam Editor, it appears my veiled correction of the above mis-statement did not meet with your approval. Please be assured that the intention was to correct and not ridicule.
It is ironic that alot of the what we call ground breaking research would have been done in Caribbean on the medicinal value of marijuana, but we had to wait for validation from others to move forward….I would like this to come to an end….We need to believe in ourselves to be at the forefront not at the end of the game…now we need to get all of that ground breaking research and build on it and present something even more stunning to the world.


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Irish Face Alaska Fairbanks In Final Regular-Season Series With Home Ice In The Upcoming CCHA Playoffs On The Line
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• The Series: Notre Dame (12-16-4/10-12-4) vs. Alaska Fairbanks (14-13-5/10-12-4)
• Date/Site/Times: Fri.-Sat., Feb. 24-25, 2006 – 7:35 p.m./7:05 p.m. – Joyce Center (2,713)
• Broadcast Information: Radio: Notre Dame hockey can be heard live on ESPN Radio 1580, South Bend's SportsCenter. Mike Lockert, "the voice of Irish hockey" and Chris Duve will bring you all the play-by-play action. Television: Friday night's game will be televised live by Comcast Local with Ben Holden and Lyle Phair calling the shots and providing the color commentary.
• Internet Broadcast: At the Notre Dame website – www.und.com.
IRISH AND NANOOKS BATTLE FOR HOME ICE: Notre Dame and Alaska Fairbanks close out the regular-season schedule on Fri.-Sat., Feb. 24-25 at the Joyce Center with home ice in the first round of the CCHA playoffs on the line. Friday's game will be televised live by Comcast Local and can be seen in South Bend on Comcast Channel 3. Check local listings for your local area. The two teams come into the weekend tied, along with Ferris State, for the eighth and final playoff spot with 24 points in the standings. The Irish and Nanooks are 10-12-4 in conference play while Ferris State is 9-11-6 on the year. The Bulldogs close the season with a home-and-home series versus Michigan. Notre Dame comes into the final weekend with a four-game unbeaten streak (3-0-1) and a 12-16-4 overall record. Alaska Fairbanks is 14-13-5 on the season. The two teams are also one point behind seventh place Ohio State (25 pts.) and two behind fifth-place Northern Michigan (26 pts.) and Lake Superior (26 pts.) going into the final weekend of the season. The CCHA playoffs start on March 3-5 at campus sites. The first four teams get a bye with No. 5 hosting No. 12, No. 6 vs. No. 11, No. 7 against No. 10 and No. 8 getting the final home spot versus No. 9 in a best-of-three series. The four bye teams then host the four winners in a best-of-three series from March 10-12. The four winners advance to Joe Louis Arena.
REMAINING GAMES: Here's the remaining schedules for the 12 CCHA teams (current points in parentheses - all teams have four games left):**Miami (38): at BG, BG@ Michigan St. (32): at LSSU, vs. LSSU (at JLA)Michigan (30): at FSU, FSUNebraska-Omaha (29): at WMU (2)Lake Superior (26): MSU, vs. MSU (at JLA)No. Michigan (26): OSU (2)Ohio State (25): at NMU (2)Notre Dame (24): UAF (2)Alaska Fairbanks: (24): at ND (2)Ferris State (24): UM, at UMBowling Green (18): MIA, at MIAWestern Michigan (16): UNO (2)** Miami clinched regular-season title@ Michigan State clinches first-round bye
CCHA TIE BREAKERS:The CCHA has a five-step tie-breaking procedure: 1. Most league wins; 2. Head-to-head record; 3. Goal differential in head-to-head games; 4. Record versus other teams beginning with first place team. 5. Coin toss.
IRISH VERSUS NANOOKS: Notre Dame and Alaska Fairbanks have met 35 times in the all-time series with the Nanooks holding a 17-15-3 edge. At the Joyce Center, Notre Dame is 8-5-1 versus Alaska Fairbanks. The two teams met twice last season in Fairbanks with the Irish winning the first game, 3-2, and dropping the second contest by an identical 3-2 score. The Irish are 1-0-1 in the last two meetings with Alaska Fairbanks at the Joyce Center. During the 2003-04 season, Notre Dame took a 3-2 decision before finishing with a 2-2 tie the following night. The Nanooks last win at the Joyce Center came on Feb. 2, 2002, the second game of a series sweep for Alaska Fairbanks.
STREAKING IRISH: The win and the tie last weekend versus Bowling Green gives Notre Dame its' second four-game unbeaten streak (3-0-1) of the season. The Irish were 2-0-2 from Dec. 18 through Jan. 13 earlier this season. The last time the Irish went four games without a loss was from Feb. 13-28, 2004 when they swept Ferris State and Michigan in back-to-back weekend series. The last time Notre Dame went five games without a loss was Nov. 8-29, 2003 when the Irish were 3-0-2 with a tie at Michigan State, a win and a tie at home with Lake Superior and two wins at home versus Northern Michigan
ON A ROLL: Since starting the season with a 1-5-0 record, the Irish are 11-11-4 over the last 26 games. Since Dec. 3, Notre Dame is 9-7-3. On the road, the Irish opened the year going 0-5-1. Since Dec. 6, Notre Dame is 6-3-2 away from the Joyce Center.
CCHA OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Junior center Josh Sciba (Westland, Mich.) was named the CCHA offensive player of the week for the week ending Feb. 19. In the two games versus Bowling Green, Sciba had three goals and an assist and was +1 with nine shots on goal. In Friday's 7-4 win, Sciba scored two goals, one on the power play and added an assist for his three-point game. In Saturday's 1-1 tie, Sciba scored the game-tying goal at 11:43 of the third period to give the Irish the tie. His power-play goal on Friday was his CCHA -leading 10th of the season.
SENIOR NIGHT: The University of Notre Dame will honor its graduating class of 2006 immediately following the game with Alaska Fairbanks on Saturday night. The seven seniors – Matt Amado (Surrey, B.C.), Tony Gill (Rochester, Minn.), Chris Trick (Troy, Mich.), Tim Wallace (Anchorage, Alaska), Mike Walsh (Northville, Mich.), Rory Walsh (Milton, Mass.) and senior manager Dave Preston (Ft. Collins, Colo.) and their parents will be honored at center ice as they play their final regular-season home games at the Joyce Center.
BOWLING GREEN RECAP: Notre Dame took a 7-4 decision on Friday night versus Bowling Green and followed with a 1-1 overtime tie in Saturday's game. After missing Friday's game due to the flu, goaltender David Brown returned to action, stopping 34 of 35 shots in the 1-1 tie. The lone goal that he surrendered came on a first-period, power play by Alex Foster. Notre Dame tied the game at 11:43 of the third period when Josh Sciba notched his third goal of the weekend, putting the rebound of a Matt Amado shot past Falcon goaltender Jimmy Spratt for his team-best 17th goal of the year. Bowling Green out shot Notre Dame by a 35-32 margin. The Irish were 0-for-5 on the power play while Bowling Green was 1-for-4. On Friday night, sophomore center Mark Van Guilder (Roseville, Minn.) picked up the first hat trick of his career and added an assist for his first four-point game to lead Notre Dame to a 7-4 win. Josh Sciba scored two goals with an assist and Erik Condra (Fr., Livonia, Mich.) added four assists in the win. Matt Amado and Wes O'Neill (Jr., Essex, Ont.) each had a goal and an assist in the victory. Freshman goaltender Jordan Pearce (Anchorage, Alaska), making his first start since Dec. 2, made a career-high 34 saves in picking up his fourth win of the season. Bowling Green got goals from James Unger, Mike Nesdill, Jeremy Bronson and Alex Foster as the Falcons battled back from 2-0 and 3-2 deficits before the Irish scored three goals in a 3:17 span midway through the second period to snap a 3-3 tie. On the night, Notre Dame capitalized on 3-of-7 power-play chances while Bowling Green was 1-for-7. Bowling Green out shot the Irish, 38-33 in the game.
CCHA GOALTENDER OF THE WEEK: Junior goaltender David Brown was named the RBK/CCHA goaltender of the week for the week ending Feb. 13. Brown stopped 55-of-58 shots (.948) in leading the Irish to a home-and-home sweep of Ferris State. In Friday's 4-1 win, Brown made 26 saves. On Saturday, at Ferris State, Brown stopped 29-of-31 shots on the way to a 3-2 win. All three goals against on the weekend came on the power play.
THE PUCK STOPS HERE: Goaltender David Brown continued his strong second half on Feb. 18 in the 1-1 tie with Bowling Green. The junior stopped 34 of 35 shots he faced, giving up just one power-play goal. In his last seven games, Brown is now 3-3-1 with a 1.42 save percentage and a .953 save percentage. In those seven games, he has given up just 10 goals while the Irish have scored 12 in those same seven games. Brown saw his streak of 23 consecutive games snapped on Feb. 17 when he was held out of the first Bowling Green game due to the flu. In those 23 games, Brown was 8-10-3 with a 2.32 goals-against average and a .921 save percentage. On the season, he is now 8-13-4 with a 2.58 goals-against average and a .912 save percentage.
PEARCE TO THE RESCUE: Freshman goaltender Jordan Pearce made his first start since Dec. 2 in the 7-4 win over Bowling Green. It was just his second appearance since that Dec. 2 start as junior David Brown started 22 straight until coming down with the flu last week. Pearce stopped a career-high 34 shots in the victory over the Falcons. On Jan. 21, at Northern Michigan, he came off the bench with the Irish trailing, 3-1, making 14 saves over the final 33:13 to pick up the 4-3 win. In his two appearances since Dec. 2, Pearce is 2-0-0 with a 3.86 goals-against average and a .923 save percentage.
A MARK FOR VAN GUILDER: Sophomore center Mark Van Guilder picked up the first hat trick of his career in the 7-4 win over Bowling Green on Feb. 17. Van Guilder scored twice on the power play and once at even strength . His four-point game, coupled with Erik Condra's four-assist night were the first four-point games by a Notre Dame player since Aaron Gill `04 (3g, 1a) and Rob Globke `04 (1g, 3a) had four points on March 18, 2004 in the CCHA Super Six in a 6-5 overtime loss to Ohio State. He now has five multiple-point games on the season and is third on the Irish roster in scoring with career highs in goals (8), assists (17), points (25), power-play goals (6), short-handed goals (1) and game winners (1).
ROOKIE SUCCESS: Freshman right wing Erik Condra picked up a career-high four assists in the 7-4 win versus Bowling Green on Feb. 17. The four-assist game was the first by a Notre Dame player since Nov. 2, 2001 when Connor Dunlop `03 had four in a 5-4 win at Northern Michigan. The four-point night extended his scoring streak to a Notre Dame season-high six games (2-8-10) with the streak ending the following night in the 1-1 tie. With six goals and 27 assists for 33 points, freshman Erik Condra (Livonia, Mich.) leads the Irish in scoring. His 33 points are the most by a Notre Dame freshman since Jamie Ling `96 recorded 40 in his rookie year. Ling is also the last Notre Dame freshman to lead the team in scoring when he had those 40 points in the 1992-93 season.
NEW KID ON THE BLOCK: Freshman right wing Erik Condra not only leads Notre Dame in scoring, but also leads all CCHA rookies in scoring with six goals and 27 assists for 33 points on the year. He goes into the final weekend of the regular season four points ahead of Michigan defenseman Jack Johnson (8-21-29) in rookie scoring. Nationally, Condra is sixth among rookies with 33 points (1.03 ppg). He now has eight games this season with two or more points and owns Notre Dame's longest point streak of the season – six games (2-8-10). Condra is tied for 10th in the CCHA in scoring and is fourth in assists.
TOP CITIZEN: Notre Dame senior defenseman Chris Trick (Troy, Mich.) is one of seven finalists for college hockey's Humanitarian Award that is awarded each year to college hockey's top citizen. An assistant captain with the Irish, Trick oversees the team's community service projects. He has been a two-year member of Notre Dame's Student-Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC) and has been the team's organizer for various community service projects the last two seasons. Away from Notre Dame, Trick has worked with the Michigan Amateur Hockey Association's (MAHA) Great Lakes Sled Dogs, a sled hockey program in Fraser, Mich, playing for the team, coaching and helping in fund-raising efforts. The Hockey Humanitarian Award is awarded every year at the NCAA Frozen Four in April.
IRON MEN: Senior right wing Tim Wallace has played in all 149 games during his four-year Notre Dame career. He is Notre Dame's all-time "Iron Man," for not having missed a game in his career. He comes into the weekend series with Alaska Fairbanks tied for eighth on the all-time games played list with Greg Meredith `80. The school record for total games played is 158 and held by Dan Carlson `01. Other Irish consecutive game streaks of 35 games or more include:
Mark Van Guilder – 70 games
Mike Walsh – 65 games
Van Guilder joins Wallace as the only two players with two or more years experience on the Irish roster who have not missed a game during their careers.
POWER-PLAY LEADER: Junior center Josh Sciba collected three goals and added an assist for four points in two games at Bowling Green. Sciba is second on the Irish in scoring with 17 goals and 13 assists of 30 points, all career highs. He also leads the Irish and the CCHA with 10 power-play goals, the most by a Notre Dame player since Ben Simon `00 had 10 in the 1999-2000 season. That ties Sciba for 10th on the single-season power-play list with Simon and Dave Poulin `82, who did it twice in 1978-79 and 1981-82. Of Sciba's 30 career goals, 15 have come on the power play.
Single-Season Power-Play Goals     Name (Year)                   PPG1.   Greg Meredith (1979-80)        232.   Brian Walsh (1976-77)          183.   Eddie Bumbacco (1972-73)       164.   Tim Harberts (1994-95)         135.   Aniket Dhadphale (1997-98)     12     Mike McNeill (1987-88)         12     Alex Pirus (1975-76)           12     Ian Williams (1971-72)         129.   Lou Zadra (1991-92)            1110.  Josh Sciba (2005-06)           10     Ben Simon (1999-00)            10     Dave Poulin (1981-82)          10     Dave Poulin (1978-79)          10
PACKING THE HOUSE: Notre Dame played in front of its third consecutive sellout crowd (2,763) at the Joyce Center in the Feb. 10, 4-1, win over Ferris State. The standing room only crowd was the fourth of the year for the Irish. Capacity crowds have watched the Irish on Jan. 14 (vs. Miami), Feb. 3 (vs. Michigan State) and last night. The first sellout came on Nov. 4 (vs. Michigan). The last time Notre Dame played in front of three consecutive sellouts was Feb. 14-28, 2004 when the Irish had a sellout crowd for Ferris State and two versus Michigan.
A WALSH FIRST: Senior Mike Walsh collected the first two-goal game of his career on Feb. 10 in the 4-1 win over Ferris State. His first goal of the game proved to be the game winner, his team-best fourth of the season. For his career, the game winner moved him into a tie for ninth on the all-time game winning goal list with Dan Carlson `01 and Kirt Bjork `83. Three of his game winners have been the lone goals in 1-0 Irish wins. Nine of Walsh's 25 career goals have been game winners.
Career Game-Winning Goals
Name                        GWG1.   Rob Globke (2000-04)         13     Brian Urick (1995-99)        13     Dave Poulin (1978-82)        134.   David Bankoske (1988-93)     125.   Paul Regan (1969-73)         116.   Tim Kuehl (1986-90)          10     Tom Mooney (1984-88)         10     Greg Meredith (1976-80)      109.   Mike Walsh (2002-Present)     9     Dan Carlson (1997-01)         9     Kirt Bjork (1979-83)          9
POWER-PLAY POWER: After struggling early in the season on the power play, Notre Dame has now scored at least one power-play goal in 12 of its last 15 games, including six with two or more. In those 15 games, the Irish are 20-for-87 on the power play for a 23.0% success rate. For the year, Notre Dame has 38 power-play goals in 204 chances (18.6%) in 32 games. Last season, the Irish had 23 power-play goals in 238 chances (9.8%) in 38 games. The Irish power play currently ranks third in the CCHA.
POWER-PLAY POINT GETTERS: Here are Notre Dame's top five scorers on the power play this season:
Name               Goals   Assists   PointsJosh Sciba          10       10        20Erik Condra          3       16        19Mark Van Guilder     6       12        18Wes O'Neill          4       13        17Noah Babin           3        6         9
POWER-PLAY PRODUCER: Wes O'Neill leads Notre Dame's defense in scoring with six goals and 17 assists for 23 points, giving him career highs in assists and points after his 20-point (6g, 14a) season a year ago. Four of his six goals have come on the power play. His two-point games (1g, 1a) at Bowling Green on Feb. 17 gives him six games this season with two or more points and 11 for his career. The 2004 New York Islander draft choice has seen 17 of his points (4g, 13a) come on the power play. In his two-plus seasons with the Irish, O'Neill now has 14 goals and 41 assists for 55 points with 34 of those coming via the power play (10g, 24a).
WALLY'S WORLD: Senior right wing Tim Wallace (Anchorage, Alaska) is having a career-year for the Irish in 2005-06. His assist on Wes O'Neill's goal in the 4-1 win over Ferris State gives him career highs in goals (10), assists (11), points (21) and power-play goals (4). Wallace recorded his fifth multiple-point game of the year on Jan. 20 with a goal and an assist at Northern Michigan. The senior right wing has four two-point games on the year and one game with three points (2g, 1a) – a career high. He has a pair of two-goal games to his credit – Oct. 28 vs. Princeton and Dec. 18 vs. Lake Superior – giving him three for his career. Wallace continues to add to his "Iron Man" streak as he has now played in 149 consecutive games for the Irish.
ROAD WARRIORS: With the win and tie at Bowling Green, Notre Dame is now 6-3-2 on the road in its last 11 road contests since a Dec. 6 win at Minnesota State. The Irish played six of their eight games in January on the road and finished the month with a 3-3-2 record. In the six road games, Notre Dame was 3-2-1. The Irish are 2-1-1 on the road in February.
OPENING NIGHT TURNAROUND: In each of their last two CCHA series, the Irish have won the opening game to improve to 4-7-2 in the opening game of a CCHA series this season. In game two of the weekend, the Irish are 6-5-2.
PLAYING WITH THE LEAD: Notre Dame scored the first goal of the game in the Feb. 17 game at Bowling Green, giving the Irish three straight games of scoring first. They have scored the first goal 16 times this season and are 11-2-3. When the Irish lead after one period, they are 6-0-0. When they lead after two, Notre Dame is 11-0-3.
FOUR IN THE NHL: At times during the 2005-06 season, Notre Dame has had four former players in the NHL at the same time. The four are: Ben Simon `00 (Columbus), Rob Globke `04 (Florida), Brett Lebda `04 (Detroit) and Mark Eaton (Nashville). Simon and Globke are currently back in the American Hockey League during the Olympic break. Only one other time, have the Irish had more players in the NHL in one season. That came during the 1982-83 campaign when the Irish had five players see time in the NHL. That group included: Jim Brown `82 (three games with Los Angeles), Jack Brownschidle `77 (72 games with St. Louis), Jeff Brownschidle `81 (four games with Hartford), Don Jackson `78 (71 games with Edmonton) and Dave Poulin `82 (two games with Philadelphia).
AHEAD OF PACE: With 83 goals in the first 32 games of the season, the Irish have already surpassed last season's mark of 60 goals that was recorded in 38 games. The 60 goals (1.58 per game) were the fewest ever scored by the Irish in a single season. Notre Dame is averaging 2.50 goals per game this season.
NOTRE DAME'S RECORD WHEN....When Notre Dame scores first ................. 11-2-3When opponents score first ...................  1-14-1When Notre Dame leads after one period .......  6-0-0When Notre Dame trails after one period ......  0-8-1When score is tied after one period ..........  6-8-3When Notre Dame leads after two periods ...... 11-0-3When Notre Dame trails after two periods .....  1-15-1When score is tied after two periods .........  0-1-0When Notre Dame outshoots opponent ...........  3-4-0When opponent outshoots Notre Dame ...........  9-10-4When shots are even ..........................  0-2-0In Game 1 of CCHA weekend series .............  4-7-2In Game 2 of CCHA weekend series .............  6-5-2In one-goal games ............................  5-6-0In two-goal games ............................  2-4-0Notre Dame at home ...........................  6-8-1Notre Dame on the road .......................  6-8-3Notre Dame on neutral ice ....................  0-0-0Notre Dame in overtime .......................  0-0-4Notre Dame in October ........................  1-3-0Notre Dame in November .......................  2-5-1Notre Dame in December .......................  3-3-0Notre Dame in January ........................  3-3-2Notre Dame in February .......................  3-2-1
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as the world wakes up and comes alive again.
hang in there... I'll send some of our spring your way!!
Hopefully it will soon warm up for you as well.
to attend a class on houseplant propagation.
It was held on campus and was great fun!
them to grow into plants.
Hopefully in a month or so, I will have a few new successful plants to show you.
and cleaning up the pig and sheep yard.
In her typical fashion, MaryAnn marches right over to me and lies down.
Oh, how she loves to be the center of attention... any attention!
We have no plans to replace Ethel.


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Pont-sur-Yonne és un municipi francès, situat al departament del Yonne i a la regió de Borgonya - Franc Comtat. L'any 2007 tenia 3.125 habitants.

Demografia

Població
El 2007 la població de fet de Pont-sur-Yonne era de 3.125 persones. Hi havia 1.325 famílies, de les quals 456 eren unipersonals (164 homes vivint sols i 292 dones vivint soles), 401 parelles sense fills, 320 parelles amb fills i 148 famílies monoparentals amb fills.

La població ha evolucionat segons el següent gràfic:

Habitants censats

Habitatges
El 2007 hi havia 1.668 habitatges, 1.366 eren l'habitatge principal de la família, 168 eren segones residències i 134 estaven desocupats. 1.245 eren cases i 405 eren apartaments. Dels 1.366 habitatges principals, 827 estaven ocupats pels seus propietaris, 501 estaven llogats i ocupats pels llogaters i 38 estaven cedits a títol gratuït; 35 tenien una cambra, 176 en tenien dues, 338 en tenien tres, 359 en tenien quatre i 458 en tenien cinc o més. 921 habitatges disposaven pel capbaix d'una plaça de pàrquing. A 689 habitatges hi havia un automòbil i a 414 n'hi havia dos o més.

Piràmide de població
La piràmide de població per edats i sexe el 2009 era:

Economia
El 2007 la població en edat de treballar era de 1.891 persones, 1.348 eren actives i 543 eren inactives. De les 1.348 persones actives 1.201 estaven ocupades (629 homes i 572 dones) i 147 estaven aturades (56 homes i 91 dones). De les 543 persones inactives 238 estaven jubilades, 134 estaven estudiant i 171 estaven classificades com a «altres inactius».

Ingressos
El 2009 a Pont-sur-Yonne hi havia 1.374 unitats fiscals que integraven 3.067 persones, la mediana anual d'ingressos fiscals per persona era de 17.457 €.

Activitats econòmiques
Dels 177 establiments que hi havia el 2007, 3 eren d'empreses extractives, 6 d'empreses alimentàries, 1 d'una empresa de fabricació de material elèctric, 13 d'empreses de fabricació d'altres productes industrials, 21 d'empreses de construcció, 41 d'empreses de comerç i reparació d'automòbils, 10 d'empreses de transport, 16 d'empreses d'hostatgeria i restauració, 2 d'empreses d'informació i comunicació, 9 d'empreses financeres, 7 d'empreses immobiliàries, 10 d'empreses de serveis, 28 d'entitats de l'administració pública i 10 d'empreses classificades com a «altres activitats de serveis».

Dels 61 establiments de servei als particulars que hi havia el 2009, 1 era una oficina d'administració d'Hisenda pública, 1 gendarmeria, 1 oficina de correu, 5 oficines bancàries, 1 funerària, 6 tallers de reparació d'automòbils i de material agrícola, 1 taller d'inspecció tècnica de vehicles, 2 autoescoles, 2 paletes, 4 guixaires pintors, 3 fusteries, 2 lampisteries, 4 electricistes, 5 empreses de construcció, 3 perruqueries, 1 veterinari, 9 restaurants, 5 agències immobiliàries, 2 tintoreries i 3 salons de bellesa.

Dels 14 establiments comercials que hi havia el 2009, 2 eren supermercats, 1 una botiga de més de 120 m², 5 fleques, 1 una fleca, 1 una llibreria, 1 una botiga d'equipament de la llar, 1 una sabateria i 2 floristeries.

L'any 2000 a Pont-sur-Yonne hi havia 8 explotacions agrícoles.

Equipaments sanitaris i escolars
El 2009 hi havia 2 farmàcies i 1 ambulància.

El 2009 hi havia 1 escola maternal i 1 escola elemental. Pont-sur-Yonne disposava d'un col·legi d'educació secundària amb 691 alumnes.

Poblacions més properes
El següent diagrama mostra les poblacions més properes.

Referències

 Résumé statistique Fitxa resum de dades estadístiques de Pont-sur-Yonne a l'INSEE.
 Évolution et structure de la population Fitxa amb el detall de dades de Pont-sur-Yonne a l'INSEE
 France par commune Dades detallades de tots els municipis de França accessibles a partir del mapa.

Municipis del Yonne


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Guy-Claude Burger (* 4. September 1934) ist ein Schweizer Cellist, Sachbuchautor und Erfinder der Instinctotherapie. Ursprünglich Musiker und Physiker, begründete er später eine besondere Form der Rohkosternährung, die er Instinctotherapie nannte. Er wurde zweimal wegen sexuellen Missbrauchs von Kindern verurteilt, zuletzt 2001 zu 15 Jahren Gefängnis.

Leben
Guy-Claude Burger wurde 1934 als Musikerkind in der Schweiz geboren und durchlief bis in den Anfang der 1960er Jahre eine Doppelkarriere: Als Musiker war er Solo-Cellist beim Zürcher Kammerorchester (Bregenzer Festspiele 1963) und beim Ensemble vocal et instrumental de Lausanne, hatte Gastauftritte unter anderem mit Yehudi Menuhin. Als Physiker war er Assistent für theoretische und experimentelle Physik an der Universität Lausanne.

Ein Krebsleiden beendete diese Laufbahnen, und er begann sein bisheriges Leben an vielen Stellen in Frage zu stellen. Auf dem Gebiet der Ernährung gelangte er dabei auf die Frage nach der genetischen Anpassung des Menschen an die heutige Ernährung und glaubte dabei, einen beim Menschen verlorengegangenen "Ernährungsinstinkt" wiederentdeckt zu haben. Aufgrund seines drohenden Krebstodes verfolgte er diese Ernährungsform zunächst im Selbstversuch unter kritisch-unterstützender Teilnahme seiner Familie. Burger nannte diese Art der Ernährung nach dem Instinkt "Instinctotherapie" (später als Anopsologie bezeichnet) aufgrund Beobachtung von Fällen kompletter Remission verschiedenster Krankheiten. Er ergänzte seinen Theorieansatz später um die von ihm so genannte Metapsychoanalyse.

1978 wurde Burger in der Schweiz wegen sexuellen Missbrauches seines Sohnes zu vier Jahren Gefängnis verurteilt. 1997 wurde er in der Schweiz verhaftet, nachdem der ehemalige Anhänger Jean Kicin von sexuellen Übergriffen gegenüber Zehnjährigen während einer Instincto-Veranstaltung im Chateau de Montramé (Chateau de Montramé) berichtet hatte. 2001 wurde Burger dann – nach bereits vier Jahren Untersuchungshaft – in Frankreich zu insgesamt 15 Jahren Gefängnishaft wegen schweren sexuellen Missbrauchs verurteilt.

Instinctotherapie
Im Unterschied zu anderen Rohkost-Ernährungsweisen orientiert man sich gemäß der Instinctotherapie bei Auswahl und Menge der zu verzehrenden Lebensmittel ausschließlich an den Anziehungs- und Abstoßungssignalen, die individuell sehr verschieden als Geruch und Speichelflussreflex (bei der Auswahl) und Geschmack (beim Verzehr) erscheinen.

Burger und seine Mitarbeiter unternehmen erklärtermaßen seit über vierzig Jahren einen (nicht als wissenschaftlich konzipiert anerkannten) Langzeitversuch, dessen Ausgangspunkt die Frage nach der genetischen Angepasstheit unseres Organismus an die heute übliche (noch relativ junge) Ernährungsweise ist. Aus der Erfahrung heraus wurde von Burger das "Gesetz des Ernährungsinstinkts" folgendermaßen formuliert:
Jedes ursprüngliche Nahrungsmittel, das auf den Geruchs- und Geschmackssinn anziehend wirkt, nützt dem Organismus. Dasselbe gilt umgekehrt: Schädliche oder unnütze Nahrungsmittel wirken auf den Geruchs- und/oder Geschmackssinn im Allgemeinen abstoßend.

Aus der Evolutionstheorie glaubt Burger ableiten zu können, dass ein Tier, welches durch seinen Instinkt dazu veranlasst würde, zum Beispiel giftige Pflanzen zu fressen, oder sich unausgeglichen zu ernähren, schnell unterlegen wäre und der natürlichen Auslese zum Opfer fallen würde. Der Ernährungsinstinkt musste sich also im Laufe der Zeit im gleichen Maß wie jede andere Funktion des Organismus anpassen. Burger teilt Kunstgriffe, mit deren Hilfe der Mensch die ursprünglichen Nahrungsmittel verändert, in fünf Gruppen ein:

Denaturierung durch Wärme: Verschiedene Arten des Garens, Trocknen durch Hitze, Einfrieren, Tieffrieren, Bestrahlen
Mechanische Denaturierung: Mischen, Würzen, Übereinanderlegen, Gewinnen von Extrakten, Schroten, Pressen, Mixen
Gebrauch von Tiermilch und ihren Produkten
Anwendung von Chemie: Dünger, Pestizide, künstliche Zusätze, Syntheseprodukte, Medikamente usw.
Künstliche Auslese und bestimmte Anbau- und Aufzuchttechniken

Die Auswirkungen des Wegfalls von nicht ursprünglichen Nahrungsmitteln auf das Nervensystem und die daran gekoppelten psychischen Prozesse hat Burger gesondert untersucht. Ein weiteres Buch zum Thema Ernährung und Psyche unter den Bedingungen der Anopsologie ist in Vorbereitung.

Burger weitete seine Lehre auf die Sphäre des Geschlechtlichen aus. Sexuelle Handlungen von Erwachsenen mit Kindern und Jugendlichen seien zu billigen, da sie die Intuitionsfähigkeit Minderjähriger in den Bereich übersinnlicher Ahnungen, Erlebnisse und Erkenntnisse hinein erweitern könnten. Das entsprechende Programm nennt er Metapsychoanalyse.

Kritik
Von Ernährungsexperten wie Udo Pollmer werden Burgers Hypothesen als "teilweise gefährlicher Unfug" bezeichnet.

Burgers Begriff "Metapsychoanalyse" für die Ausweitung seiner Theorien auf die menschliche Sexualität wird von Kritikern als der Versuch gewertet, dem Pädosexualismus eine wissenschaftliche Grundlage zu bieten.

Werke
 Les enfants du crime ou la fonction délinquance, Orkos Edition, Longueville 1990, ISBN 2-906-72202-2
 Die Rohkosttherapie. Natur, Genuß, Gesundheit; das Geheimnis der Instinctotherapie, Heyne, München 1999, ISBN 3-453-14465-1

Einzelnachweise

Person der Pädophilenbewegung
Cellist
Sachbuchautor (Essen und Trinken)
Verurteilte Person (Sexueller Missbrauch)
Schweizer
Geboren 1934
Mann


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    typedef T                           item_type;
    typedef item_type                   value_type;
    typedef uint32_t                    size_type;
    typedef SequenceType                sequence_type;
    typedef uint32_t                    index_type;
    typedef SequenceBase<SequenceType>  Sequence;
    typedef T *                         pointer;
    typedef const T *                   const_pointer;
    typedef T &                         reference;
    typedef const T &                   const_reference;

public:
    static const bool       kIsAllocOnHeap  = true;
    static const size_type  kCapacity       = (size_type)JIMI_MAX(JIMI_ROUND_TO_POW2(Capacity), 2);
    static const index_type kMask           = (index_type)(kCapacity - 1);

public:
    SingleRingQueue();
    ~SingleRingQueue();

public:
    index_type mask() const      { return kMask;     };
    size_type capacity() const   { return kCapacity; };
    size_type length() const     { return sizes();   };
    size_type sizes() const;

    void init();

    int push(T const & entry);
    int pop(T & entry);

protected:
    Sequence        headSequence;
    Sequence        tailSequence;
    item_type *     entries;
};

template <typename T, typename SequenceType, uint32_t Capacity>
SingleRingQueue<T, SequenceType, Capacity>::SingleRingQueue()
: headSequence(0)
, tailSequence(0)
, entries(NULL)
{
    init();
}

template <typename T, typename SequenceType, uint32_t Capacity>
SingleRingQueue<T, SequenceType, Capacity>::~SingleRingQueue()
{
    Jimi_WriteCompilerBarrier();

    // If the queue is allocated on system heap, release them.
    if (SingleRingQueue<T, SequenceType, Capacity>::kIsAllocOnHeap) {
        if (this->entries != NULL) {
            delete [] this->entries;
            this->entries = NULL;
        }
    }
}

template <typename T, typename SequenceType, uint32_t Capacity>
inline
void SingleRingQueue<T, SequenceType, Capacity>::init()
{
    value_type * newData = new T[kCapacity];
    if (newData != NULL) {
        memset((void *)newData, 0, sizeof(value_type) * kCapacity);
        this->entries = newData;
    }
}

template <typename T, typename SequenceType, uint32_t Capacity>
inline
typename SingleRingQueue<T, SequenceType, Capacity>::size_type
SingleRingQueue<T, SequenceType, Capacity>::sizes() const
{
    sequence_type head, tail;

    Jimi_ReadCompilerBarrier();

    head = this->headSequence.get();
    tail = this->tailSequence.get();

    return (size_type)((head - tail) <= kMask) ? (head - tail) : (size_type)(-1);
}

template <typename T, typename SequenceType, uint32_t Capacity>
inline
int SingleRingQueue<T, SequenceType, Capacity>::push(T const & entry)
{
    sequence_type head, tail, next;

    head = this->headSequence.getOrder();
    tail = this->tailSequence.getOrder();
    if ((head - tail) > kMask) {
        return -1;
    }

    Jimi_CompilerBarrier();
#if 0
    this->entries[((index_type)head) & kMask] = entry;
#else
    this->entries[head & (sequence_type)kMask] = entry;
#endif

    next = head + 1;

    //Jimi_WriteMemoryBarrier();
    Jimi_WriteCompilerBarrier();
    this->headSequence.setOrder(next);

    return 0;
}

template <typename T, typename SequenceType, uint32_t Capacity>
inline
int SingleRingQueue<T, SequenceType, Capacity>::pop(T & entry)
{
    sequence_type head, tail, next;

    head = this->headSequence.getOrder();
    tail = this->tailSequence.getOrder();
    if ((tail == head) || (tail > head && (head - tail) > kMask)) {
        return -1;
    }

    Jimi_ReadCompilerBarrier();
#if 0
    entry = this->entries[((index_type)tail) & kMask];
#else
    entry = this->entries[tail & (sequence_type)kMask];
#endif

    next = tail + 1;

    //Jimi_MemoryBarrier();
    Jimi_CompilerBarrier();
    this->tailSequence.setOrder(next);

    return 0;
}

}  /* namespace jimi */

#endif  /* _JIMI_UTIL_SINGLERINGQUEUE_H_ */

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text:
from PyQt4.QtGui import *
from PyQt4.QtCore import *

class GenericResItem(QTreeWidgetItem):
	def __init__(self, li):
		QTreeWidgetItem.__init__(self, li)
	def column_val(self, col):
		return str(self.data(col, Qt.DisplayRole).toString())
	def line_val(self):
		return (int(self.column_val(1)))

class GenericRes(QTreeWidget):
	def __init__(self, parent=None):
		QTreeWidget.__init__(self)

		self.setColumnCount(1)
		self.setHeaderLabels(['Result'])

		#self.setMinimumHeight(200)
		self.setMinimumWidth(50)

		self.setFont(QFont("San Serif", 8))

		self.setIndentation(-2)

		self.setAllColumnsShowFocus(True)

	def add_result(self, res):
		for line in res:
			item = GenericResItem([line])
			self.addTopLevelItem(item)

class GenericFileCmdPage(QWidget):
	sig_goto_line = pyqtSignal(int)

	def __init__(self, parent=None):
		QWidget.__init__(self)
		self.ct = GenericRes(self)
		vlay = QVBoxLayout()
		#self.lbl = QLabel()
		#vlay.addWidget(self.lbl)
		vlay.addWidget(self.ct)
		self.setLayout(vlay)

		self.ct.itemActivated.connect(self.ct_itemActivated)

	def ct_itemActivated(self, item):
		try:
			line = int(str(item.data(1, Qt.DisplayRole).toString()))
		except:
			return
		self.sig_goto_line.emit(line)

	@staticmethod
	def run_plugin(cmd, filename, parent):
		if '%f' in cmd:
			args = cmd.replace('%f', filename)
			args = args.strip().split()
		else:
			args = cmd.strip().split()
			args.append(filename)
		import subprocess
		try:
			proc = subprocess.Popen(args, stdout=subprocess.PIPE)
			(res, err_data) = proc.communicate()
		except Exception as e:
			res = '%s\n%s' % (' '.join(args), str(e))
		import re
		res = [ x.strip() for x in re.split('\r?\n', res.strip()) ]

		page = GenericFileCmdPage(parent)
		page.cmd = cmd
		#page.lbl.setText(' '.join(args))
		page.ct.add_result(res)
		parent.add_page(page, cmd)

def cmd_name():
	cmd_list = [
		#'stat',
		#'ls %f',
		#'ls %f %f'
	]
	import os
	cmd = os.getenv('SEASCOPE_FC_CUSTOM_CMD')
	if cmd:
		cmd_list += [ x.strip() for x in cmd.split(';') ]
	return list(set(cmd_list))

def run(filename, parent, cmd=None):
	if cmd:
		cmd_list = [ cmd ]
	else:
		cmd_list = cmd_name()
	for cmd in cmd_list:
		GenericFileCmdPage.run_plugin(cmd, filename, parent)


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Q: printing to a file in a windows forms application---Visual Basic So I'm coding a program in Visual Basic that gets the user to input book details (ISBN Number, Author ........) and then prints the details to a file. I have the following code which displays the form and all the input boxes however I'm clueless on where I need to place the code to print to a file.
The code to print to the file is as follows
FileOpen(1, "C:\test\testbook.txt", OpenMode.Append)
PrintLine(1, ISBN & " " & Author & " " & Title & " " & PageCount)
FileClose()

I tried placing it in the sub for the form but that didn't work. My question is where do I have to put this code in order for it to print to a file
Full code:
Public Class createBookform
    Public ISBN, Author, Title As String
    Public PageCount As Integer

    Private Sub Form2_Load(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
        FileOpen(1, "C:\test\testbook.txt", OpenMode.Append)
        PrintLine(1, ISBN & " " & Author & " " & Title & " " & PageCount)
        FileClose()
    End Sub

    Private Sub TextBox1_TextChanged(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles TextBox1.TextChanged
        ISBN = TextBox1.Text
    End Sub

    Private Sub TextBox3_TextChanged(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles TextBox3.TextChanged
        Author = TextBox3.Text
    End Sub

    Private Sub TextBox4_TextChanged(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles TextBox4.TextChanged
        Title = TextBox4.Text
    End Sub

    Private Sub TextBox2_TextChanged(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles TextBox2.TextChanged
        PageCount = TextBox2.Text
    End Sub

    Private Sub OKbUTTON_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles OKbUTTON.Click
        MessageBox.Show("New book entered successfully", "Book confirmation")
        Close()
    End Sub
End Class

windows form that opens when code is executed

A: Unless if I'm missing something, do you just mean to do:
Public Class createBookform
    Public ISBN, Author, Title As String
    Public PageCount As Integer

    Private Sub TextBox1_TextChanged(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles TextBox1.TextChanged
         ISBN = TextBox1.Text
    End Sub

    Private Sub TextBox3_TextChanged(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles TextBox3.TextChanged
        Author = TextBox3.Text
    End Sub

    Private Sub TextBox4_TextChanged(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles TextBox4.TextChanged
        Title = TextBox4.Text
    End Sub

    Private Sub TextBox2_TextChanged(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles TextBox2.TextChanged
        PageCount = TextBox2.Text
    End Sub

    Private Sub OKbUTTON_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles OKbUTTON.Click
        FileOpen(1, "C:\test\testbook.txt", OpenMode.Append)
        PrintLine(1, ISBN & " " & Author & " " & Title & " " & PageCount)
        FileClose()
        MessageBox.Show("New book entered successfully", "Book confirmation")
        Close()
    End Sub
End Class

?
Typically, you wouldn't bother with the variables or the TextChanged events at all, and you would just use this:
Public Class createBookform
    Private Sub OKbUTTON_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles OKbUTTON.Click
        FileOpen(1, "C:\test\testbook.txt", OpenMode.Append)
        PrintLine(1, TextBox1.Text & " " & TextBox3.Text & " " & TextBox4.Text & " " & TextBox2.Text)
        FileClose()
        MessageBox.Show("New book entered successfully", "Book confirmation")
        Close()
    End Sub
End Class

And to make it clearer, you would rename your text boxes something that makes sense (e.g., txbISBN for the ISBN text box).


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Mercury: Information for Health Professionals
Mercury spills are serious and should be addressed immediately. Small spills may be cleaned up by individuals; however, cleaning up large spills (more than 2 tablespoons or 1 fluid ounce) requires expert help from contractors. Local health departments can get help from the Department of Health Services (608-266-1120) or from the Department of Natural Resources Spill Response (800-943-0003).
If anyone came into contact with mercury, call the Wisconsin Poison Control Center at 800-222-1222
Exposure levels
Units of measure are very important in evaluating mercury spills. Airborne levels are reported in weight per cubic meter of air (m3). Weight can be expressed as milligrams (mg), micrograms (µg) or nanograms (ng).
Reference concentrations for airborne mercury exposure
Exposure value (micrograms per cubic meter)
National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) 10,000 µg/m3 Immediately dangerous to life or health (IDLH) value allowable for a maximum of 30 minutes in emergency situations only
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) 100 µg/m3 Enforceable workplace standard, assuming 8 hours a day, 40 hours a week
NIOSH 50 µg/m3 Workplace recommendation
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) 10 µg/m3 Level at which residents are advised to not occupy the affected area. Also a screening level for bagged clothes
ATSDR 3 µg/m3 Target cleanup level for commercial environments
ATSDR 1 µg/m3 Target cleanup level for residential environments
ATSDR 0.200 µg/m3 Chronic level of exposure at which adverse effects would not be expected. Assumes exposure time of 24 hours of day for 30 years
N/A 0.01 µg/m3 Typical background level
Last Revised: January 15, 2019
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Judicial oversight boards, and BAR Overseer's Boards are simply in-house protection rackets which serve to protect union members from being prosecuted for malfeasance, misfeasance and other breaches of duty and law. Having monopolized the entire judicial system both state and federal, the law means nothing. Having granted themselves immunity from prosecution except in the most egregious of cases, 99% of all BAR complaints are summarily dismissed by Judicial Oversight Boards, and BAR Board of Overseer's.
Its a rigged system and God help the attorney that actually tries to defend their client using the law.


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Hugh Kenner (1923 - 2003), North American literary scholar, critic, & professor.
Kenner was born in Peterborough, Ontario on January 7th 1923; his father taught classics. Kenner attributed his interest in literature to his poor hearing, caused by a bout of influenza during his childhood.
Attending the University of Toronto, Kenner studied under Marshall McLuhan, who wrote the introduction to Kenner's first book Paradox in Chesterton. Kenner's second book, The Poetry of Ezra Pound (1951) was dedicated to McLuhan, who had introduced Kenner to Pound on June 4th 1948, during Pound's incarceration at St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Washington, D.C., whither Kenner & McLuhan had driven as a detour from their trip from Toronto to New Haven. (Pound, who became a friend of Kenner's, had suggested the book be titled The Rose in the Steel Dust.) Kenner recently said of McLuhan, "I had the advantage of being exposed to Marshall when he was at his most creative, and then of getting to the far end of the continent shortly afterward, when he couldn't get me on the phone all the time. He could be awfully controlling."
In 1950, Kenner earned a Ph.D. from Yale University, with a dissertation on James Joyce, James Joyce: Critique in Progress, for Cleanth Brooks. This became Dublin's Joyce in 1956.
His first teaching post was at the University of California, Santa Barbara; he then taught at Johns Hopkins University (from 1973 to 1990) and the University of Georgia (from 1990 to 1999).
Kenner was married twice: his first wife, Mary Waite, died in 1964; the couple had three daughters and two sons. His second wife, whom he married in 1965, was Mary-Anne Bittner; they had a son and a daughter. Hugh Kenner died on November 24th 2003.
Paradox in Chesterton (1947)
The Poetry of Ezra Pound (New Directions, 1951)
Wyndham Lewis: A Critical Guidebook (1954)
Dublin's Joyce (Indiana University Press, 1956; rpt., Columbia University Press, 1987)
Gnomon: Essays in Contemporary Literature (1959)
The Art of Poetry (1959)
The Invisible Poet: T.S. Eliot (1959; rev. ed, 1969)
Samuel Beckett: A Critical Study (Grove Press, 1961; rev. ed., 1968)
T.S. Eliot: A Collection of Critical Essays (editor) (Prentice-Hall, 1962)
The Stoic Comedians: Flaubert, Joyce, and Beckett (1962) (illustrated by Guy Davenport)
Seventeenth Century Poetry: The Schools of Donne & Jonson (editor) (1964)
Studies in Change: A Book of the Short Story (editor) (1965)
The Counterfeiters: An Historical Comedy (Indiana University Press, 1968; The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1985) (illustrated by Guy Davenport)
The Pound Era (University of California Press, 1971)
Bucky: A Guided Tour of Buckminster Fuller (William Morrow, 1973)
A Reader's Guide to Samuel Beckett (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1973)
A Homemade World: The American Modernist Writers (Alfred A. Knopf, 1975)
Geodesic Math and How to Use It (1976)
Joyce's Voices (University of California Press, 1978)
Ulysses (George Allen & Unwin, 1980; rev. ed., The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1987)
The Mechanic Muse (Oxford University Press, 1987)
A Colder Eye: The Modern Irish Writers (Alfred A. Knopf, 1983)
A Sinking Island: The Modern English Writers
Mazes: Essays (North Point Press, 1989)
Historical Fictions: Essays (University of Georgia Press, 1995)
Chuck Jones: A Flurry of Drawings (1994)
The Elsewhere Community (2000)
National Post article (http://www.nationalpost.com/home/story.html?id=6206C589-A168-4E2E-A6A7-B4247CFC0B7D)
Washington Post obituary (http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A14830-2003Nov25.html)
Retrieved from "http://footwww.academickids.com/encyclopedia/index.php/Hugh_Kenner"
Categories: 1923 births | 2003 deaths | Canadian writers | Literary critics


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Stocks Rally on Strong Earnings
Morgan Stanley, FedEx
Give Market a Boost;
But the Fed Looms
By Scott PattersonThe Wall Street Journal Online
June 22, 2006 12:17 am ET
One day doesn't make a trend -- but battered investors will take what they can get.
Stocks rallied Wednesday, fueled by strong earnings from FedEx FDX -1.45% and Morgan Stanley, MS -1.61% giving Wall Street hope that the painful slide that struck the market in early May is nearing an end. Bargain-hunting investors bid up stocks that have suffered the most in the recent downturn, including shares of technology and small-cap companies.
But gun-shy investors remain cautious ahead of next week's Federal Reserve meeting. The market also finished weakly, as it did Tuesday, as benchmark indexes slid from their highs in the final hour of trading.
Jay Suskind, director of trading at Ryan Beck, said a single day doesn't change the overall picture for stocks, which will remain cloudy as long as the Fed keeps boosting short-term rates. "We still have the Fed to deal with," he said. "I don't get a sense that this is the beginning of a trend."
The Dow Jones Industrial Average, up as much as 156.46 points, finished up by 104.62 points, or 0.95%, to 11079.46. The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index gained 12.08, or 0.97%, to 1252.20 and the Nasdaq Composite Index added 34.14 or 1.6%, to 2141.20.
The gains by FedEx led a 2.9% surge by the Dow Jones Transportation Average. Small-cap stocks rallied sharply. The Russell 2000 Index, a measure of small companies, jumped 13.17 points, or 1.9%, to 690.67.
Unlike a number of other spasmodic, short-lived jumps in recent weeks, often triggered when economic reports or Fed officials' speeches briefly raised hopes about interest rates, Wednesday's rally was set off by something more fundamental to stocks: earnings.
Morgan Stanley and FedEx, two industry bellwethers, posted strong results and helped revive optimism that earnings will remain solid despite the Fed's campaign to raise rates. Morgan Stanley gained 4.3% after it posted net income of $1.85 a share, topping forecasts for a gain of $1.44. FedEx rose 5.1% after it posted fiscal fourth-quarter net income of $1.82 a share, beating expectations for a $1.77 gain.
The chief executive of FedEx, the world's largest transportation company, gave an upbeat assessment of the global economy, helping ease concerns that rising interest rates in the U.S. and elsewhere would trigger a world-wide slowdown. Frederick Smith, founder and CEO of FedEX, said the company is "optimistic about the global economic environment for fiscal 2007."
Despite the jump, analysts said the market will face an uphill climb until the Fed issues its decision on interest rates next week. Kenneth Tower, chief market strategist of CyberTrader, cautioned that investors should remain wary of stocks until there is more decisive evidence the downturn is over.
The recent market consolidation, however, could give investors room for hope after weeks of heavy losses, said Marc Pado, U.S. market strategist at Cantor Fitzgerald. In a note to clients, the analyst wrote that "the market has found a new level of equilibrium" ahead of the Fed meeting. The recent consolidation is "classic," he wrote, involving a more neutral level of advancing and declining stocks and light volume.
That means stocks could edge higher in the following days, but the gains are likely to be tempered by caution ahead of the Fed's meeting on June 28-29.
Crude-oil prices added 99 cents to $70.33 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange after the Energy Information Administration said that, while crude-oil inventories rose more than expected last week, gasoline stocks gained less than forecast.
In major market action:
Stocks rose. On the New York Stock Exchange, where 2.4 billion shares traded, 2,449 stocks advanced and 838 declined.
Bonds slipped. The 10-year Treasury note fell 2/32, or 63 cents per $1,000 invested, to yield 5.159% Wednesday. The 30-year bond slid 4/32 to yield 5.197%.
The dollar fell. The euro was at $1.2662 from $1.2583 late Tuesday. The dollar was at 114.80 yen, up from 114.93 yen.
Write to Scott Patterson at scott.patterson@wsj.com


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(63) Ph.D. 1986, Wisconsin. User interfaces; distributed collaboration; software engineering environments; mobile computing; access control.
Prasun Dewan is a Professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Before joining UNC-Chapel Hill, he was on the faculty of Purdue University. He received a B.Tech. degree in Electrical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology of New Delhi and a Ph.D. in Computer Science from University of Wisconsin at Madison.
His research interests are in frameworks for implementing single-user and multi-user applications, collaborative software engineering, distributed/migratory and replicated objects, mobile computing, and interoperability. He has been an associate editor of ACM Transactions on Computer Human Interaction, ACM Transactions on Information Systems, and Journal of Computer Supported Cooperative Work.


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package play;

import com.typesafe.config.Config;
import org.slf4j.ILoggerFactory;
import play.api.Configuration;
import play.api.LoggerConfigurator$;
import play.libs.Scala;
import scala.Option;
import scala.compat.java8.OptionConverters;

import java.io.File;
import java.net.URL;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Optional;

/** Runs through underlying logger configuration. */
public interface LoggerConfigurator extends play.api.LoggerConfigurator {

  /**
   * Initialize the Logger when there's no application ClassLoader available.
   *
   * @param rootPath the root path
   * @param mode the ode
   */
  void init(File rootPath, Mode mode);

  @Override
  default void init(File rootPath, play.api.Mode mode) {
    init(rootPath, mode.asJava());
  }

  /**
   * This is a convenience method that adds no extra properties.
   *
   * @param env the environment.
   */
  void configure(Environment env);

  @Override
  default void configure(play.api.Environment env) {
    configure(env.asJava());
  }

  /**
   * Configures the logger with the environment and the application configuration.
   *
   *
This is what full applications will run, and the place to put extra properties, either
   * through optionalProperties or by setting configuration properties and having
   * "play.logger.includeConfigProperties=true" in the config.
   *
   * @param env the application environment
   * @param configuration the application's configuration
   */
  default void configure(Environment env, Config configuration) {
    configure(env, configuration, Collections.emptyMap());
  }

  /**
   * Configures the logger with the environment, the application configuration and additional
   * properties.
   *
   *
This is what full applications will run, and the place to put extra properties, either
   * through optionalProperties or by setting configuration properties and having
   * "play.logger.includeConfigProperties=true" in the config.
   *
   * @param env the application environment
   * @param configuration the application's configuration
   * @param optionalProperties any optional properties (you can use an empty Map otherwise)
   */
  void configure(Environment env, Config configuration, Map<String, String> optionalProperties);

  @Override
  default void configure(
      play.api.Environment env,
      Configuration configuration,
      scala.collection.immutable.Map<String, String> optionalProperties) {
    configure(env.asJava(), configuration.underlying(), Scala.asJava(optionalProperties));
  }

  /**
   * Configures the logger with a list of properties and an optional URL.
   *
   *
This is the engine's entrypoint method that has all the properties pre-assembled.
   *
   * @param properties the properties
   * @param config the configuration URL
   */
  void configure(Map<String, String> properties, Optional<URL> config);

  @Override
  default void configure(
      scala.collection.immutable.Map<String, String> properties, Option<URL> config) {
    configure(Scala.asJava(properties), OptionConverters.toJava(config));
  }

  /**
   * Returns the logger factory for the configurator. Only safe to call after configuration.
   *
   * @return an instance of ILoggerFactory
   */
  ILoggerFactory loggerFactory();

  /** Shutdown the logger infrastructure. */
  void shutdown();

  static Optional<LoggerConfigurator> apply(ClassLoader classLoader) {
    return OptionConverters.toJava(LoggerConfigurator$.MODULE$.apply(classLoader))
        .map(
            loggerConfigurator -> {
              if (loggerConfigurator instanceof LoggerConfigurator) {
                return (LoggerConfigurator) loggerConfigurator;
              } else {
                // Avoid failing if using a Scala logger configurator
                return new DelegateLoggerConfigurator(loggerConfigurator);
              }
            });
  }

  static Map<String, String> generateProperties(
      Environment env, Config config, Map<String, String> optionalProperties) {
    scala.collection.immutable.Map<String, String> generateProperties =
        LoggerConfigurator$.MODULE$.generateProperties(
            env.asScala(), new Configuration(config), Scala.asScala(optionalProperties));
    return Scala.asJava(generateProperties);
  }
}


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Пруде́нсио Нора́лес (; род. 20 апреля 1956) — гондурасский футболист, нападающий. Участник чемпионата мира 1982 года.

Карьера

Клубная
В 1980-е годы выступал за клуб «Олимпия» в футбольной лиге Гондураса.

В сборной
В составе сборной участвовал в отборочных играх к чемпионату мира 1982 года в Испании против Коста-Рики, Сальвадора, Гватемалы и Панамы. На самом чемпионате провёл 2 матча: против хозяев турнира испанцев, а также против сборной Северной Ирландии. Обе игры закончились вничью – 1:1.

Примечания

Ссылки

 Профиль на сайте Football Database

Футболисты Гондураса
Игроки сборной Гондураса по футболу
Игроки ФК «Олимпия» Тегусигальпа


Greenland is a vast island and, as such, weather patterns do change from one side to the other. The best time to visit Greenland is during summer when temperatures are above freezing and the island is not encased in thick snow.
Whilst summer is the peak tourist season, the winter period sees the beautiful northern lights. Although not as popular as summer, the northern lights still brings tourists from all over the world.
Like many Arctic climates, the sun dictates much of the tourism in Greenland. During winter the days are long and dark, whilst high summer sees the famous midnight sun appear. This is also when wildlife is most accessible and cruises can visit.
Below we have provided a season guide on the best time to visit Greenland. Like most places, there is no perfect time to visit. It really comes down to what you want to see and do here.
June through to September is the peak tourist season. This is when temperatures frequently reach 10°C and much of the coast is snow free (especially in the North).
In the south, wildlife such as reindeer, Arctic hare and muskox can be seen grazing and hunting on the thawed tundra. The north of Greenland experiences the Midnight Sun during this period, giving active people plenty of opportunities to hike, cruise the fjords, and visit local communities.
Because of the low humidity, you can often get away with just wearing a t-shirt on sunny days. Towards September the Northern lights can often be seen in the south and whales begin coming close to shore.
June 21st is the longest day of the year and consequently Greenland's National Day. If you visit on this date you'll see large gatherings, festivities, and speeches. Make sure to bring some bug spray as plenty of mosquitoes arrive in summer.
During Autumn the Northern Light displays continue to get brighter and more frequent. This is also the peak season to see whales of the coast. Greenland is blessed with many species including narwhal, beluga, blue, pilot, sperm, fin, minke, and humpback whales.
The temperature drops quickly during these months and many fjords freeze over with ice making Greenland cruises impossible. This period receives some lovely golden sunsets which photographers will love.
Although Greenland is locked within ice and snow during Winter, the country still gets plenty of visitors thanks to the glorious Northern Light displays. Greenland is a great dark zone and an ideal place to witness the Aurora Borealis in all its glory.
The blanket of white snow actually makes the landscape far brighter than you would expect during the long, dark hours. Temperatures remain far below zero during winter and wildlife is not easily spotted. However, because of the thick snow, this is a great time to go dog sledding.
You'll also avoid the nasty mosquitoes and packed out tourist trails - just remember to pack warm clothing. Early January marks the return of the sun in the North of Greenland and locals gather together to watch the first sunrise of the year.
Spring happens quickly in Greenland. The snow melts as fast as the temperature rises and green shoots begins to appear, bringing the flora and fauna back to life.
Terrain is still good for activities like dog sledding and ice fishing, and the northern Lights continue to surprise and delight. This is a magical period which sees beautiful sunrises and sunsets.
Hopefully this short, drone footage film of Greenland is enough to inspire you to visit this beautiful and unique land!
If you have any queries or questions regarding the best time to visit Greenland, please feel free to contact us or leave a comment below.