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The Left Out Track of Sophie B. Hawkins Singing "I Want You" at Bob Dylan's 30th Anniversary Concert
July 12, 2009 December 26, 2016 Digital Citizen 8 Comments
Update: There is no longer a video of this track. Some copyright freak keeps getting new ones removed that it's no longer worthwhile for me to track down new uploads. Lots of other content exist legitimately on YouTube and other video sites. Somebody's just incredibly old fashioned to still get the videos of this great performance removed.
The broadcast of the Bob Dylan 30th Anniversary tribute concert held by Columbia Record in October 1992, and broadcasted on television some time after, was when I fully discovered the genius of Bob Dylan. I had heard a song here or there of his, but never so many together. Then there were a whole bunch I had not realized that were his songs because the radio play just doesn't give that songwriter credit often enough. And there were a bunch I had never heard before. This was, for me, without a doubt, the one concert I wish I could have attended if I could have.
However, when I got the concert double CD, I was disappointed in that my favourite performance of the night, I Want You, sung by Sophie B. Hawkins, was not on it. Neither was the performance on the VHS tape then, or DVD now. I don't know why that was, but I was disappointed despite the rest of the quality tracks on it, especially Stevie Wonder's incredibly moving rendition of Blowin' in the Wind.
However, in this day and age with YouTube, I knew I could count on someone to have posted that performance. Sure enough, someone did. Have a look and listen below. Sophie just dives into the song and lets it rip, complete with what looks like a bell organ accompaniment and a small choir that included, among others, Sheryl Crow.
And for my own use, Stevie Wonder's rendition of Blowin' in the Wind, but I highly recommend a listen if you've never heard it… or a re-listen if you have! Why there isn't a version on YouTube without subtitles is beyond me but have a listen and how Stevie got the entire Madison Square Garden crowd into it. Wow!
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8 thoughts on "The Left Out Track of Sophie B. Hawkins Singing "I Want You" at Bob Dylan's 30th Anniversary Concert"
Msdylan1 says:
I saw the show the night they played it on paper view and when I first saw her do it I was like, " What the hell"? But after watching her quite a few times I LOVED it. And I was dissapointment when it wasn't on the cd, video etc. Now I'm looking for it on YouTube but it seems he "people" delete them all. 😔
Digital Citizen says:
Thanks for the notice and apologies I didn't notice it gone. I don't get notifications for when this happens. 😦
ignatzz says:
I watched it on TV and listened to it on the radio simultaneously, and taped it off the radio. The radio station went to a commercial during "I Want You," and I wound up taping that song off the TV, which, needless to say, was of far poorer quality. I always wondered if they left it off because they didn't have a good recording of it, like I didn't.
I'm guessing someone didn't like the version and style she did, or that Columbia Records was demanding about copyrights that they are always in a losing battle for decades now. The quality on TV was quite nice actually.
K. L. Kettle says:
I first saw this concert on PBS in 1993. I recorded it (VHS), but lent the tapes to a friend, and have never seen them since.
I've long been a Dylan fan, and loved almost every cover in this concert (I could have lived without June Carter's vocals). They really exhibited the range of styles that Dylan's music lends itself to.
But, of all the performances in this concert, Sophie B Hawkins' cover of I Want You is the one that has stuck with me for decades. The raw emotion rips at your soul. It has always seemed the most authentically emotional of all of them (although Stevie Wonder, Tracy Chapman, and Eddie Vedder certainly held the bar high with their work).
It has always annoyed me that her performance doesn't see the light of day … but, fortunately, you can find other live performances of I Want You from Sophie, and they're all of high calibre. She is a tremendous performer.
Totally agree! I have seen nothing of the sort from Sophie, or anything else, of this calibre for this song, though, I hope my memory of this performance will persist for many more decades, and am still disappointed they don't have this anywhere. 😦
Gjb says:
Anybody know why Sophie's "I want you" was left off the 30th anniversary concert album & video? I had a VHS version from when I taped the PBS showing of the special, but it got disappeared years ago. One of the most erotic and exciting versions of this song ever made. When she rips open her long black coat to reveal a slinky lowcut dress as she screams out "I want you!!!" in third chorus or so, was a highlight of the concert. Has to be available somewhere.
I know, eh? No idea but I suspect Columbia Records pushed hard to get it removed on whoever's behalf.

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For many car manufacturers, the complete acoustic modeling design of a car is still a dream. However, acoustic simulation methods are becoming more widely used and are becoming an important design tool to reduce development time.
Acoustic modeling is often misunderstood as a magic tool that solves all problems. In fact, so far, acoustic and vibration modeling can only provide important recommendations rather than exact answers, and must also have the concept of using them as tools for problem solving during development and prototyping.
Because it is less well believed, all acoustic problems of the vehicle are not taken into account during the design phase, thus causing acoustic problems to occur at the prototype or later. If the experimenter can get the FEM (Finite Element Method) model, the acoustic problem can be considered from the beginning; and if the designer can understand the true meaning of a measurement report, the problem is more easily solved. Therefore, acoustic modeling should be an additional tool that combines prototyping and problem-solving, and the related processes can follow the following principles.
In the design phase: 1. Obtain a simplified acoustic FEM model; 2. Under the estimated input force, use BEM or SEA method to estimate the noise level; 3. Calculate whether there will be serious problems in the design phase.
In the prototype phase: 1. Obtain experimental data and isolated noise problems from the prototype; 2. Obtain the cyclic model of each problem and check the input force amplitude; 3. Try possible solutions and simulate the expected results; 4. Test applied The solution on the prototype; 5. Use the experimental data to complete the solution.
The following is a case cited from the Vibro-Acoustics Science Inc. Application Note, which describes the application of the AUTOSEA simulation software to in-vehicle noise (see Figure 1).
In terms of interior noise, typical problems are: in-vehicle noise levels; noise sources and transmission paths; and how to reduce noise levels. In order to answer the above questions, it is necessary to introduce the vehicle's FEM model. This is a typical coarse mesh model of the "concept phase", which will probably generate 150,000 units, of course, the number of units needs to be reduced to about 50,000. Simplified models must be revised to resolve certain issues and then check to see if they still retain the original features.
It is now possible to evaluate the noise level of multiple receiving positions in the vehicle with a simplified model through a sonic method (based on the frequency range of interest). There are two methods to choose from: FEM-BEM (Finite Element and Boundary Element) method with frequency limit up to 200Hz and SEA (Statistical Energy Analysis) method of 200Hz and above. The FEM-BEM method can be applied to structural propagation and airborne path applications, but this method becomes complicated and requires too many cells when the model density rises rapidly, and SEA gives good results when the model density increases. .
To identify the source of vibration or noise and the path of the transmission, the relevant technology must be used in conjunction with the FEM-BEM method, so that noise reduction techniques may yield results. The SEA method is based on the energy transfer calculation to identify the contribution of each source and the efficiency of the acoustic transmission path (see Figure 2).
By analyzing one by one, complex problems can be solved more effectively. Here we show the use of AUTOSEA in specific situations where car roof noise (produced by pneumatic pressure) is considered.
First, we import the FEM model and store the material and beam section properties in a database, then simplify the geometry complexity by creating only the NASTRAN canopy unit and all of the SEA substructures (except for the windshield visible). We added a curved plate to the SEA model to represent the canopy.
1. Collect the canopy, windshield and internal cavity and observe the modulus of the band as the acoustic cavity increases very quickly.
2. Describe the wavenumber of the selected subsystem and observe that the coincidence frequency of the glass is much lower than that of the canopy. In the wide frequency range, the windshield is an obvious radiator.
Connecting the canopy and the windshield subsystem, the angle is close to normal, so energy can only be transmitted through the moments. Connecting the canopy and the internal subsystem, the radiation efficiency of the ceiling panel depends on the fixed boundary (such as the general baffle and the canopy lining to increase and decrease the radiation efficiency respectively). The effect of the lining of the canopy on the radiation efficiency can be obtained by analyzing the simulation by the SEA method or by introducing the data of the test into the model.
A power source is connected to the canopy subsystem to replace the wind (pneumatic) pressure source. The spectrum of the pneumatic pressure can be determined by wind tunnel testing or road test data, or as a default spectrum. The input of energy into the canopy is due to the fact that the wind noise is very large at low frequencies and is rapidly reduced by the divergence of the number of structural waves and the number of convective waves. Note that the other sources of vibration noise (see Figure 3) of the model are the engine noise transmitted by the structure (represented by the vibration measured by the vehicle's front rail) and the tire noise transmitted by the air (the diffuse sound measured by the bottom surface of the underbody) The pressure level is expressed).
If you want to solve the above-mentioned network to obtain predictable A-weighted sound pressure values in cars, trucks, vehicle bottoms, windshields and canopies, then you may have to notice that the higher measurement level of A-weighted sensors is applicable. At frequencies above 500 Hz. If you look at the energy input into the vehicle (for multi-vibration noise sources), you will find that the tire noise occupies a frequency range of 250 to 1 000 Hz, but in the higher frequency range, the windshield should be responsible for the noise inside the vehicle. It is. Therefore, we now have to understand what causes the windshield to vibrate.
The first way is to "source align" by freezing the internal sound pressure, then disconnect the wind noise source and the tire noise source and re-solve all the problems. The results show that the high frequency radiation of the windshield into the vehicle is caused by structural excitation caused by engine vibration.
The wind noise source and the tire noise source are reconnected (the input of the bottom plate mass method is 0.73 m2 and 4.5 kg), and the related problems are solved again to obtain the energy flow at 2 000 Hz. As expected, the windshield and instrument panel are the two main sources of noise in the car, but now we also know the information about the structural path transmitted through the upper and lower struts.
The tire noise transmission in the frequency range of 500 to 2 000 Hz can be reduced by adding a floor mat. But to characterize the floor mat, a 3-layer sample must be created in the database and added to the tire noise and the connector inside the car. The maximum effect (within the desired band) can be achieved by testing and adjusting the composition of this component. Double wall resonance effects may increase the in-vehicle sound pressure in certain bands, like 250 Hz. For this model, other designs can also be tested, for example: optimization of the floor mat; optimization of the internal sound absorption kit (also using the SEA method); modification of the structure of the front section of the vehicle to reduce high frequency noise caused by engine vibration .
Once the prototype or parts of the prototype become available, some preliminary investigations can be carried out, and after obtaining typical data and frequency analysis ("listening" meetings of in-vehicle noise), standard measurement procedures can be carried out to Technical understanding and physiological experience combine to judge what is going on.
"Listening" is the key point. In fact, this feature can be added to measurements made with artificial false heads or BHM (Headed Measurement Microphones from HEAD Acoustics).
By paying attention to the noise activity represented by the time-frequency, the acoustic engineer was able to focus on some of the specific noises he noticed, using HEAD Acoustic's SQ-LAB to enhance the noise or suppress other false phenomena. For example, we can perform a synchronous listening comparison between the original recording and the filtered version of the same recording; filtering means reducing the amplitude of a particular component of the sound and sensing the change in sound. This sensory analysis is particularly useful for causal establishment, single noise source identification, and possible transmission path identification for structures & media.
It is common to test both the vehicle's acceleration and rest. The first step is usually to find problems in the test runway, such as the maximum A-level in the car, the key areas of the roaring phenomenon, the noise components, the speed and speed, and the sound quality. The listening and analysis of the drive test will provide a hint to the definition of the next "test plant", which includes identified problems, priorities, and investigation steps.
First, the acoustic model must be investigated so that the validity of the survey can be verified more quickly, and experimental verification can be more confidently advanced. Perhaps artificial modifications to the acoustic model do not always give the desired results, because the simulation tools are not perfect, but in any case, some suggestions for guiding the experiment can be obtained. It is this parallel investigation of acoustic models and prototypes (bilateral exchange of information) that accelerates the exploration of possible solutions and their verification of specific noise problems.
In order to outline the guiding significance of the acoustic model to the experimental test, we will explain some representative tasks performed in the real case of a light truck.
The experimental modal analysis of the whole vehicle is not easy, and its inspection effect on the FEM model is not obvious. The problem is that the excitation of the suspension and the structure alternately show high damping for the high mode and nonlinearity for the low mode. Since the acoustic model report shows the type of problem that needs to be investigated, it is relatively more efficient to perform modal analysis on substructures (windows, canopies, doors, etc.). Try to make the excitation point close to the real situation, such as: engine or cockpit suspension, roof distribution force.
The experimental determination of the acoustic mode of the car has two purposes: one is to examine the theoretical mode to improve the acoustic model; the other is the damping measurement (the value of the experimental determination of the damping is attributed to the acoustic material, the instrument panel and the seat). The problem here is the acoustic excitation of the lumen, as some types of speakers used do not support any information that receives the excitation force, such as system input. One possibility is to use a standing wave tube, which is typically used to determine the acoustic properties of the material. One end of the standing wave tube is mounted on the window (open) and the other end is equipped with a speaker. The two microphones are mounted longitudinally. The energy flowing into the cabin from the other end of the tube can be derived by measuring the transfer function between the two microphones.
The road test is used for both noise and vibration measurements; the noise measurement is mostly concerned with the noise level inside the car, and the vibration measurement of the engine mount gives the amplitude and spectrum of the input force about the structure transmitting noise. By inserting the measured force into the acoustic model, it can be more accurately concluded that the noise calculation is based on the input vibration.
As for the airborne input force, such as the sound radiation of the engine, a different method (depending on whether the engine's FEM model is available or not) is quite necessary. In most cases, we can't know this at the design or prototype stage, so it's interesting to experiment to determine the acoustic model of the engine. This process is in fact self-resolving: the mapping of the assumed sound pressure level SPL to the hypothetical surface around the engine being tested can define the distribution of sound pressure and the relationship of phase to frequency. When the same distribution is given, an equal acoustic model of the sound source is obtained by lag least squares estimation.
An acoustic model of an engine requires 10 to 20 basic pistons with a radiated area (weighted engine geometry). This process is easy to understand, but it requires good skills in execution: first you must build a multi-channel measurement system (with enough microphones to get the phase relationship and some reference microphone positions); secondly, you must take a critical speed as static in the measurement. Conditions, and this information can only be derived from the analysis of the drive test and the "listening" meeting; in addition, this information can be inserted into the acoustic model of the vehicle as a true airborne input force, and the noise level in the car will be recalculated. .
The acoustic research of a vehicle is a team's work, not the application of personal feelings and expert opinions. There are several possible methods in the design or prototype phase, and there are many possible sources of noise in reality, but there is no single exact procedure that applies to each topic.
If you want to take full advantage of modern computing systems, you should follow some of the simplest methods to simplify complex total projects into separate problem groups. Don't get lost in thinking about the acoustics of a vehicle as a general problem, as the old saying goes, "Don't just see the forest without trees."
For example, from the beginning of the design phase, the simplification method should be introduced into the acoustic research of the vehicle, and when the prototype is available, the acoustic model must be adjusted in conjunction with the experimental data. Once the experiment identifies the noise problem, the possible solution should be run multiple times on the acoustic model adjusted with the experimental data, because the changes and verifications on the model are faster than changing and verifying on the prototype. And cheap.
From an acoustic point of view, the optimal results and rational development of the vehicle are based on the exchange of data between such experimenters and modelers.
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How do rib fractures happen, and how can they be treated?
The ribcage is a bony structure in the human chest that protects the heart and lungs. It consists of 24 curving bones in 12 pairs. Some are connected to the sternum (breastbone) by a flexible but tough type of tissue called costal cartilage; others are called "floating" ribs because they connect only to the spine.
There are many structures in the chest that can be damaged in a traumatic accident. Accident victims may feel pain from strained muscles, bruised soft tissue, or even internal organ damage. This can make it difficult to self-diagnose rib fractures after an accident. If you feel pain in your chest after an accident, see a doctor immediately.
How can rib fractures happen?
The ribs are tough bones, designed to protect some of the most vital organs in the human body. Given sufficient stress, however, even these bones can crack. Rib fractures happen most often following blunt trauma to the chest. In a car accident, this may happen when someone is slammed into a steering wheel, dashboard, or the back of a seat. In very severe accidents, the force of a body jerking against a seatbelt or a rapidly inflating airbag may be enough to cause a fracture.
Rib fractures can also occur when someone is thrown from a bicycle or motorcycle. Pedestrians are also vulnerable to rib fractures when they are struck by large, fast-moving vehicles.
In elderly adults, rib fractures are most likely to result from falls. In some cases, ribs can fracture due to repeated stress or underlying conditions like metastasizing cancer that weaken the rib bones.
Where are ribs most frequently fractured?
Ribs are most frequently fractured at the point of impact or at the posterolateral bend, where the rib is typically weakest. Ribs 4 through 9 are the most commonly fractured ribs.
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Rib fractures may also be paired with other trauma to the internal organs or other damage to bones or soft tissue. First rib fractures are particularly likely to be associated with severe damage to the spine or vascular system. Fractures of the first and second ribs can also be associated with damage to the brachial plexus of nerves, injuries to the thoracic artery, and head and facial damage. Lower rib fractures are most likely to be associated with damage to the spleen, liver, or diaphragm.
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While many fractured bones can be stabilized with a splint or cast, it is not possible to place a cast around a rib. While it was once common practice to wrap or tape the area of the injured rib, doctors now discourage this practice, since any treatment that prevents a patient from taking deep breaths can increase the risk of lung damage or infections.
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C. icks to certain traditional patterns.
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5. Which one of the poems you've read has the rhyme scheme AA BB CC … ?
8. Which line best illustrates alliteration?
9. Which one of the following lines best illustrates personification?
A. She floated raceful as a dove.
B. Spring is a dream unsung.
C. The fog comes on little cat feet.
D. A narrow wind complains all day.
11 . Which one of the following sentences is an example of a metaphor?
A. I am a rock.
B. The breeze blew the branches back and forth.
C. She eats like a bird.
D. I'm as hungry as a wolf.
12. Scan this line from Cowley's poem: "its hills bent low within my reach. " How many feet does this line contain?
A. she'll live on in his poem.
B. she's like the summer's day.
C. she's for all seasons.
D. he'll always love her.
16. Which one of the following words is an iamb?
C. both connotative and denotative.
18. Among early epic poems, friend in the land of the dead.
19. Who are the "fools" mentioned in the poem "Trees"?


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Forum Scientiae Oeconomia
2014 | 2 | nr 2 Security Management | 39--47
Selected Problems Related to Managing Terrorist Organisation
Paulina Polko
The unique aims of the terrorist organisations fail to work as a protection against problems that are typical for other types of activity and those connected with managing the ongoing activity. As in financial organisations, leaders of the terrorist groups face the challenges of recruiting properly qualified members and motivating them, they seek efficient ways to control the actions of their subordinates or try to reduce internal bureaucracy. The article aims at pointing out some of the most typical of the aforesaid problems relating to organisation management. (original abstract)
Terroryzm Praktyka zarządzania Motywacje System kontroli
Terrorism Management practice Motivation Control system
nr 2 Security Management
Academy of Business in Dąbrowa Górnicza, Poland
1. Abu-Amr, Z. (1994), Islamic fundamentalism in the West Bank and Gaza: Muslim brotherhood and Islamic Jihad. Indiana University Press, Bloomington.
2. Adamczuk, M. (2012), Rola dzieci w strategii działania islamskich organizacji terrorystycznych, Bezpieczeństwo Narodowe 2012, No. 1, pp. 103-121.
3. Baccara, M., Bar-Isaac, H. (2006), How to organize crime. Working paper. New York University, New York.
4. Bowyer Bell, J. (1990), Revolutionary dynamics: The inherent inefficiency of the underground. Terrorism and Political Violence, Vol. 2, pp. 193-211.
5. Chen, H., Chung, W., Qin, J., Reid, E., Sageman, M., Weimann, G. (2008), Uncovering the dark web: A case study of Jihad on the web. Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology, Vol. 59 No. 8, pp. 1347-1359.
6. Della Porta, D. (1995), Social movements, political violence, and the State: A comparative analysis of Italy and Germany. Cambridge University Press, New York.
7. Felter, J.H., Fishman, B. (2007), Al-Qa'ida's foreign fighters in Iraq: A first look at the Sinjar records. Combating Terrorism Center, West Point.
8. Fishman, B. (Ed.) (2008), Sinjar two: al-Qa'ida in Iraq's foreign recruiting, finances, and future. Combating Terrorism Center, West Point.
9. ICG (2003), Jemaah Islamiyah in South East Asia: Damaged but still dangerous. International Crisis Group Asia Report No. 63.
10. Kristiansen, W. (1999), Challenge and counterchallenge: Hamas's response to Oslo. Journal of Palestine Studies, Vol. 3, pp. 19-36.
11. Mishal, S. (2002), How Hamas Thinks, in: Ginat, J., Perkins, E.J., Corr, E.G (Eds.), The Middle East peace process: Vision versus reality. University of Oklahoma Press, Norman, O.K., pp. 91-103.
12. Qin, J., Xu, J.J., Hu, D., Sageman, M., Chen, H. (2005), Analyzing terrorist networks: A case study of the global Salafi Jihad network. Intelligence and Security Informatics: Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Vol. 3495, pp. 287-304.
13. Sageman, M. (2005), Leaderless Jihad: Terror networks in the twenty-first century. Intelligence and Security Informatics, Vol. 3495, pp. 287-304.
14. Sageman, M. (2004), Understanding terror network. University of Pennsylvania Press.
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23. Twomey, S. (1977), Staff report. Technical report, Irish Republican Army.


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Khalai technology, Protoss starship classes
Arkship
"At some point, we will falter. We will. It is mathematically irrefutable. We dream of the protoss empire standing for all of eternity. But we know—we know—that we cannot eliminate every hidden flaw. We have been considering how to deal with the consequences of individual disasters. We have not considered how to deal with the day when the Firstborn face extinction. Maybe it will come from us; maybe it will come from an enemy. But the day will come. The arkships. They are still the solution."
- Grand Preserver Shantira(src)
Golden Age of Expansion
Earliest sighting
Latest sighting
Yes (warp space)
The arkships (a.k.a. ark vessels) were a trio of[1] massive protoss starships[2], larger than even the zerg leviathans, that were constructed by order of the Conclave[3] long prior to the Great War,[2] during the "Lost Age" of protoss history,[4] when the Protoss Empire was at its height.[5] They were done so for the purpose of sustaining the protoss species should it near extinction.
By 2506, only one arkship remained,[1] the other two having been lost during the fall of Aiur.[6]
An arkship, with a carrier added for scale
The inspiration to create the arkships came about between the three grand preserver sisters Orlana, Rohana, and Shantira. An oversight in the operation of two motherships led both craft to be destroyed by a neutron star, killing over eight thousand protoss. The sisters wished to avoid such a tragedy happening again, and thus would make preparations to safeguard the protoss should a great disaster fall on their species. The arkships were the result of their efforts; the ships were named for large ancient protoss searfaring vessels designed to offer shelter to smaller ships from storms they could not endure alone.
The preservers advised that three arkships be built; while one would be a mighty vessel alone, if something should happen to it, the protoss would have others they could use, another system of failsafes in case of an unforeseen crisis. Construction of the first arkship was not completed until several centuries after the initial mothership disaster. The ship was christened the Spear of Adun by Judicator Mardonis and Templar Adun. Over the centuries after, two more, the Memory of Nezin and the Pride of Altaris, were constructed.
At this time, the grand preservers considered all their memories, and realized their efforts were misdirected. Eventually, inevitably, the protoss would face a disaster so great the arkships would not be enough to save their race, and the arkships would be lost attempting to fight in such circumstances. They determined the arkships should be used to help restore the protoss after such a disaster occurred, not to attempt to stop it. The three arkships were buried around Aiur in massive launch cradled in three of Aiur's cities, each with thousands of templar warriors in stasis. The grand preservers themselves also entered stasis aboard the ships, to offer their guidance to whatever protoss commander would uncover the arkships when the protoss needed their power.[7]
However, with the advent of the Great War and the fall of Aiur to the zerg, the dormant Memory of Nezin and the Pride of Altaris were destroyed by the zerg. Only the Spear of Adun beneath Khor-shakal remained intact. During the Reclamation of Aiur, Hierarch Artanis sought to reclaim the last arkship to herald their victory, but with the return of Amon and the corruption of the Khala, Artanis was forced to use the arkship to take what Khalai he liberated and escape the planet.[8] From the Spear of Adun, Artanis ran a running conflict with Amon and his forces from the arkship, eventually amassing a force large enough to reclaim Aiur and banish Amon to the Void.[9] Two years later, Artanis once again used the arkship in an assault on the Void, defeating Amon once and for all.[10]
This article or section contains information derived from Co-op Missions, and should not be considered part of the official StarCraft storyline.
During the End War, Amon took control of a number of phase-smiths, and used them to construct a fourth arkship. He used it to assault his enemies from orbit.[11]
Capabilities Edit
An arkship
The arkships were designed to be the ultimate failsafe to weather the protoss through any disaster they might face. Each was capable of storing thousands of protoss in stasis for a time when they were needed, and were large enough that entire planets of colonists could live aboard the ship if they needed to be evacuated for whatever reason. Squadrons of scouts could be manufactured every day, and each arkship could wage a prolonged war by itself. The ships are powered by the solar core, where a synthetic star is kept that generates enough energy to power the arkship for centuries, even thousands of years. Every system in the ships has several redundancies and back-ups, to ensure they will continue to function in spite of potential mechanical failures.[7]
Known Arkships Edit
Memory of Nezin
Pride of Altaris
↑ 1.0 1.1 Blizzard Entertainment. StarCraft II: Legacy of the Void. (Activision Blizzard). PC. Cinematic: Arkship. (in English). 2015.
↑ 2.0 2.1 2014-11-08, LotV: Campaign Panel Overview. Team Liquid, accessed on 2014-11-11
↑ Spear of Adun, Blizzard Entertainment. Accessed on 2015-04-18
↑ 2014-11-17, BlizzCon 2014 – Opening Ceremony Transcript. Blizzplanet, accessed on 2015-03-02
↑ Rob Zacny. 2014-11-08. How Starcraft 2: Legacy of the Void makes your Protoss fantasies come true. PC Games N. Accessed 2014-11-11.
↑ Blizzard Entertainment. StarCraft II: Legacy of the Void. (Activision Blizzard). PC. Rohana (in English). 2015.
↑ 7.0 7.1 Brooks, Robert. "It Will End in Fire." (Nov. 4, 2015). Blizzard Entertainment. Story: It Will End in Fire Accessed 2015-10-01.
↑ Blizzard Entertainment. StarCraft II: Legacy of the Void. Vivendi Games. Mission: The Spear of Adun. (in English). November 10, 2015
↑ Blizzard Entertainment. StarCraft II: Legacy of the Void. (Activision Blizzard). PC. Mission: Salvation. (in English). November 10, 2015
↑ Blizzard Entertainment. StarCraft II: Legacy of the Void. (Activision Blizzard). PC. Mission: Amon's Fall. (in English). November 10, 2015
↑ Blizzard Entertainment. StarCraft II: Legacy of the Void. (Activision Blizzard). PC. Mission: Co-op Missions Mutator, Spear of Your Doom (in English). 2016-07-04.
Protoss Starship Classifications
Atmospheric vessel
Nerazim transport
Warp prism
Titanic warp prism
Phase prism
Starfighters
Pathfinder Scout
Scout Hero
Support Ships
High Arbiter
Paganite
Star relic
Capital Ships
Fleet Carrier
Super carrier
Tal'darim
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Unlock the 8th planet by collecting 24 Cosmo Bubbles from the other 7 planets.
Beat the world 7 boss to unlock the credits in the store (500 points).
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20 Startups Selected for 12th Fit4Start Initiative
Published on Friday, 17 Dec 2021 16:09 by KH
Twelfth Fit4Start Event, 16 December 2021.; Credit: Luxinnovation/ Marie De Decker
On Thursday 16 December 2021, twenty start-ups were selected for the twelfth edition of the Luxembourg's flagship Fit4Start Acceleration Programme.
A total of 214 applications from 42 countries were evaluated. The pitching sessions were held online between 13 September and 4 October 2021. For this edition, an additional category, focused on HPC and data analytics, has been added to the three traditional verticals (ICT, HealthTech and Space), for which three start-ups have been selected, among the twenty.
The twenty start-ups selected in the four categories will benefit from the specialised coaching as well as €50,000 of funding from the Ministry of the Economy each, with the possibility of receiving an additional €100,000 if they successfully complete the programme and manage to raise some private capital. Additionally, the three start-ups selected in the new track will benefit from a special programme, including access to computing and data analytics capacities of the national supercomputer MeluXina.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) as the main represented technology and a direct access to MeluXina
As with previous editions, one third of the applications came from Luxembourg and the rest being equally divided between EU and non-EU start-ups.
This call-for-applications showed a clear trend for AI related solutions and 30% of the applications used this technology, following by Internet of Things (11%) and machine learning (11%).
"The new track attracted twenty applications, which means that there is a real interest for this kind of offer from start-ups. It links directly Fit4Start to MeluXina, which is a highly strategic initiative of the Government meant, among others, to build a competitive ecosystem for ambitious start-ups" noted Stefan Berend, Head of Start-up Acceleration at Luxinnovation.
Minister of the Economy Franz Fayot added: "The Fit4Start acceleration programme is a powerful facilitator providing entrepreneurs with attractive pre-seed funding. In addition, the new HPC and data analytics track offers a unique opportunity to benefit from the real added value that we can offer in Luxembourg in terms of technology and expertise in the field of supercomputing and I hope that this will lead to the development of innovative solutions."
The programme will kick off in early January 2022 and will last 6 months, with coaching sessions taking place both physically and online depending on the pandemic situation.
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Moon Lunar Calendar 1 January 2029 Moon Phase
Home > Free Horoscopes > Moon Phase Calendar > January 1, 2029
Monday - 1st January 2029 - Moon Phase
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec | Full/New Moons | Eclipses | VOC Moon
Monday - 1st January 2029 - Lunar calendar, Moon Phases
January 1, 2029 Waning Gibbous Cancer 21°32' (chart)
Moon in Cancer:
Your feeling of safety is now related to your home, family and related activities such as cooking and gardening. You may be prone to emotional fluctuations; you should learn to forgive and forget in order to avoid depression from thinking too much about things. Your perception of the world can be very subjective; try to create a certain distance without being bitter. Due to your rich emotional manifestation you can create a real sense of belonging in the world.
Organs influenced by Cancer Moon Sign:
Organs: Stomach, mucosa, ovary, womb, vagina, breast, pleura, peritoneum, lymph system, breastbone.
Yes - Surgical operations are recommended during the Waning Moon.
However, avoid surgeries of organs under the influence of the Moon Sign.
Lunar calendar - January 2029
Date 2029 Moon Phase
(Lunar Phase) Moon Sign
Organs influenced by the Moon Sign
Mon Jan 1 Waning Gibbous Cancer Stomach, mucosa, breast, womb, ovary Yes
Tue Jan 2 Waning Gibbous
Leo Heart, aorta, blood pressure, blood circulation Yes
Wed Jan 3 Waning Gibbous Leo Heart, aorta, blood pressure, blood circulation Yes
Thu Jan 4 Waning Gibbous
Virgo Pancreas, small intestine, digestive tract Yes
Fri Jan 5 Waning Gibbous Virgo Pancreas, small intestine, digestive tract Yes
Sat Jan 6 Waning Gibbous
Libra Kidney, ureter, urinary bladder, veins, skin Yes
Sun Jan 7 Last Quarter
Mon Jan 8 Waning Crescent
Scorpio Genitals, anus, urethra, prostate Yes
Tue Jan 9 Waning Crescent Scorpio Genitals, anus, urethra, prostate Yes
Wed Jan 10 Waning Crescent Scorpio
Genitals, anus, urethra, prostate Yes
Thu Jan 11 Waning Crescent Sagittarius Liver, hips, thighs, sacrum Yes
Fri Jan 12 Waning Crescent Sagittarius
Liver, hips, thighs, sacrum Yes
Sat Jan 13 Waning Crescent Capricorn Backbone, joints, knees, skin, hair Yes
Sun Jan 14 NEW MOON
Solar Eclipse Capricorn Backbone, joints, knees, skin, hair No
Mon Jan 15 Waxing Crescent
Aquarius Calf, ankle, shin, Achilles -
Tue Jan 16 Waxing Crescent Aquarius Calf, ankle, shin, Achilles -
Wed Jan 17 Waxing Crescent Aquarius
Calf, ankle, shin, Achilles -
Thu Jan 18 Waxing Crescent Pisces Feet, toes, pineal gland -
Fri Jan 19 Waxing Crescent Pisces Feet, toes, pineal gland -
Sat Jan 20 Waxing Crescent
Aries Head, teeth, tongue, arteries -
Sun Jan 21 Waxing Crescent Aries Head, teeth, tongue, arteries -
Mon Jan 22 First Quarter Aries
Head, teeth, tongue, arteries -
Tue Jan 23 Waxing Gibbous Taurus Neck, vocal cords, throat, thyroid gland -
Wed Jan 24 Waxing Gibbous Taurus Neck, vocal cords, throat, thyroid gland -
Thu Jan 25 Waxing Gibbous
Gemini Shoulders, arms, hands, bronchial tubes, lungs -
Fri Jan 26 Waxing Gibbous Gemini Shoulders, arms, hands, bronchial tubes, lungs -
Sat Jan 27 Waxing Gibbous
Cancer Stomach, mucosa, breast, womb, ovary -
Sun Jan 28 Waxing Gibbous Cancer Stomach, mucosa, breast, womb, ovary -
Mon Jan 29 Waxing Gibbous Cancer
Stomach, mucosa, breast, womb, ovary -
Tue Jan 30 FULL MOON
at 06:03 Leo Heart, aorta, blood pressure, blood circulation NO!
Wed Jan 31 Waning Gibbous Leo
Heart, aorta, blood pressure, blood circulation Yes
Surgical operations are generally recommended during the Waning Moon, because human body is healing better after surgery.
However, try to avoid surgeries of the organs under the influence of the zodiac sign the Moon is in on the day of the surgery. These organs are more sensitive when the Moon is passing the sign they are affiliated with and their surgery is not recommended.
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Die vorliegende Arbeit berichtet über die Möglichkeiten der Derivatisierung von Lanthanoid-Silylamidkomplexen zur Generierung von katalytisch hochaktiven Alkylderivaten für die Polymerisation von alpha-Olefinen. Dazu wurden hochreaktive Alkylaluminat-Intermediate erzeugt, welche durch sog. "Donorinduzierte Spaltung" in die Alkylkomplexe überführt werden können. Auf ähnlichem Wege sind ebenfalls Hydridderivate der Lanthanoidocen-Komplexe darstellbar.
This work reports on the possibilities of manipulating silylamide complexes of the lanthanides to generate alkyl derivatives which are known to exhibit high catalytic activity in the polymerization of alpha-olefines. Therefore, highly reactive alkylaluminate intermediates were generated, which can be transferred to the corresponding alkyl complexes by a so-called "donor-induced cleavage" . Hydride derivatives of the lanthanides are accessible by a similar reaction.


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We are mainly active in London and the south east of England where we have a wide contact base and knowledge of local markets.
Our principal investment focus is on the regulated and private rented sector. We have decades of expertise in these asset classes and the understanding that we have built up ensures that we can maximise returns.
Our acknowledged expertise in the residential investment field, and our readiness to buy management intensive property, together with our willingness to take a long-term view in relation to the realisation of our holdings, assist us in the ongoing acquisition of suitable assets.
We have a reputation for acting in a sensitive and discrete manner. We respect the fact that we are landlord to many individuals who occupy our properties as their home. Our status in this regard is such that we have been preferred purchasers of properties being sold by many tenant-aware organisations.
Our residential development activity is opportunistic, often on land adjacent to or within our existing holdings. We also acquire difficult development sites where our skills mean that we can maximise returns through being prepared to take a long term view, and by adopting a patient approach to the planning system.
The residential investment sector is renowned for its complex legislative setting. Dorrington plays a leading role in industry bodies, providing feedback on proposed legislation, in lobbying government, and in the formation of industry opinion.
Through this process we develop a unique insight into the intricacies of residential tenure. Our management is also active in the social housing arena, thus enabling us to contribute to the wider housing debate.


Workshops can be given for business events, private parties and schools (see also: "workshop for schools" in the menu).
For large events I have competent and professional colleagues who will support me!
Do you want to open or round off your company party with a collective drum event? Or maybe you want to reward your team after an exhausting day or a long conference with a musical energizer? In a dynamic, custom-tailored workshop we will allow your employees to forget about their workaday and give them fresh new energy! Of course we will provide the entire group with instruments to ensure the workshop is an unforgettable success: our percussion instruments vary from big, powerful bass drums to stick-played instruments or hand drums. You will be astonished as to the rhythmic abilities your team is capable of developing! Participation in the workshop does not require a musical background or specific musical knowledge!
Interaction and dynamics, correct timing, and group performance: these are themes which will appear within the scope of the workshop. And of course we will not forget about a very essential aspect concerning excellent team building: the fun!
The workshop will last for approximately 60 minutes, but can be adapted to the situation and needs of the participants. Up to 150 people can participate in our workshops, and all instruments will be provided.
Are you inspired? You can request a non-binding offer via e-mail or telephone!
how to teach playing as a group, how to develop the gift of listening, how to work with discipline and still keep the joy in performing music.
the countries where the rhythms are from and how they developed, on which occasions people drum and where the instruments stem from and how the instruments are built.
The students can dive into the world of rhythms in a playful way, experiencing the joy of music.
The duration of a workshop for school classes can be adjusted to the situation. Based on my experience, a workshop from min. 60 to max. 90 minutes is a good parameter.
Group lessons aim to focus on learning to play together as a team and the interaction specific to such a setting, for example as in a Brazilian Batucada or the percussion section of a Salsa band.
Rumba Guaguanco, Yambú, Colombia, Macuta, Bembe, Palo, Mozambique, Comparsa etc. In addition, we will get to know the principle of the Clave and address some of the following questions: How does performance as a group and interaction in a Salsa rhythm section work? How is Son Montuno played? What is a Danzón? Which function do the Timbales play and which patterns do I play on the Congas respectively? How does a Martillo work on the Bongos?
Based on the number of participants, one group lesson for beginners and one group lesson for advanced players will be offered.
A minimum registration of 5 students per class is required for participation in a group lesson.
An entire training course totals 10 x 2 hours including a 15 minute break. A course will be offered once a week except for on the official holidays.
Group lessons for Brazilian Percussion focus on acquiring a Samba and Samba Reggae repertoire. The intention of this workshop series is to establish a self-contained Batucada group, which (depending on the given level) will be able to perform independently.
In the group lessons for beginners we will learn how to play the basic patterns common to Samba and Samba Reggae, we will get to know the instruments used to perform these styles, their basic techniques as well as standard breaks and chamadas.
In the group lessons for advanced players we will extend our repertoire and knowledge by committing ourselves to the various styles of Samba and Samba Reggae: Olodum, Ile Aye, Timbalada, Mocidade, Mangueira, and Portela etc. Furthermore we concentrate on other rhythms such as Maracatú, Afoxé, 6/8 and modern grooves like Funk, Hip Hop etc. We will also work on micro timing to improve an overall sense for swing.
In these classes a minimum registration of 10 students is required.
An entire training course at this level totals 10 x 2 hours including a 15 minute break. A course will be offered once a week except for on the official holidays.
Please don't hesitate to contact me via mobile or e-mail by means of the Contact link concerning any questions you may have such as the start date of all new courses, holidays, future course dates, course changes, etc.
The cost per class is available on request.
These lessons are suitable for beginners as well as for advanced and professional players.
During the one-to-one lessons, an optimal response to each student's individual needs is guaranteed.
- Brazilian percussion instruments including Pandeiro, Repinique, Surdo, Caixa, Tamborim, Berimbau, Timba, Cuíca.
- Cuban percussion instruments including Congas, Timbales, Bongos, Guíro, Chekere, Cajón.
My teaching addresses instrumental technique, the grooves typically played on the instruments listed, and the development of an appropriate sound on your instrument of choice. Ideas and tips on how to play in a band situation and how to improve skills as a soloist will be given.
For information about my concept for the percussion set-up please see the section on master classes.
The duration of one individual lesson can be catered to specific individual needs. Lessons may be taught in 30, 45, 60 or 90 minute units.
A classroom for instruction, instruments and a PA system are all available. Of course you can bring your own instrument if you wish to.
I teach established Batucadas and other percussion groups looking for new ideas to upgrade their repertoire or for innovative grooves and arrangements. Or maybe you simply want to have a supervisor every now and then who can give tips and advice? For this kind of supervising I am able to give instruction on-site at your rehearsal room. Supervising is also very suitable for the instruction of different rhythm sections separately. I can address questions such as: How does the Tamborim virado movement work exactly? How do I play a Caixa em cima? Which phrases can be played by a Surdo terceira?
On request new material can be supplied.
The cost for supervising is based on the duration of the lesson and any additional related costs (travel costs etc.). Please don't hesitate to call me for further information!
For advanced and professional musicians I give master classes in Brazilian Percussion and the so-called "Percutería", the Brazilian Percussion Setup. I myself have had the honor of taking lessons in Brazil with the Pandeiro masters: Marcos Suzano, Celsinho Silva, Guello and Beta Cazes.
After playing in Europe and Brazil for many years I specialized primarily on the Pandeiro. On this small frame drum I developed a particular, polyrhythmic concept, by using foot pedals to create complex patterns.
Based on this concept, I developed my own Percussion Setup, on which I play several other percussion instruments along with the Pandeiro: Cajón, Surdo, Snare, HiHat, Tamborim, etc.
If you are you interested in buying a DVD, just click on the "Buy DVD" link on my home page and fill in the order form. You can also contact me personally by e-mail. The DVD will be delivered by post punctually.
For Pandeiro or Percussion Setup Master Classes I recommend you contact me via mail or mobile/telephone. The cost per lesson depends on the duration, number of participants, travel and hotel costs. The maximum attendance per class should not exceed 15 persons.


This easy hike is through hardwoods so we should see bright foliage at this time. of the year Lunch at the camp and return by the same route.
We will follow the Long Trail north from RT 17 to the summit of Burnt Rock Mountain then return south to the Hedgehog Brook trail and descend east via the Hedgehog Brook Trail to the parking lot in North Fayston.
We will hike to the Theron Dean Shelter from Appalachian Gap then down the Ski trail at Mad River.
Join a small group up Mt. Abraham, a pleasant hike just above 4000' with with great views.
We will traverse the Worcester Range using the Skyline Trail, crossing 4 3000 foot plus peaks, including White Rocks, Hunger and Worcester. We will spot cars at the trail heads in Middlesex and Worcester.
With a few leaves lingering on, it is up the Monroe Trail, the Dean Trail, north on the Long Trail to the summit.
Up the Battell Trail with a few lingering oak leaves on the trees, but with most crunching under foot. Of course there will be sharp blue skies with views for a hundred miles on top of Mt. Abe. Money back guarantee!
Description:We will hike up the Maple Ridge trail, then head south on the Long Trail to Taylor Lodge, a nice place to take a break. We will complete the loop by hiking down the Nebraska Notch Trail.
Distance Round Trip – 10 mi.
Under crisp clear blue skies we will hike the Butler Lodge Trail,the Wampahoofus to the Forehead and on to the Chin via the Long Trail. And then find a path down.
We will ascend the Haselton Trail, through the center of Stowe Mountain Resort, to the toll road and welcome center on Mt. Mansfield. We will then head north to the chin and descend on the Long Trail to Rt. 108. It is hunting season, and this should be a safer trail, but you should display some orange.
We will head to Camels Hump from the north, east, south or west, from whatever direction, the crowd wants to go, mild to wild.
Will we have snow? Let's find out!
This is a popular trip well worth doing throughout the year. We'll hope for snow.
Depending on the weather, we will either hike or snowshoe to the top of Camel' Hump from the Huntington side.
Mount Mansfield via Laura Cowles.
We will start at the winter parking area, and ascend Mansfield via Laura Cowles. Winter clothing and gear required, including snowshoes and microspikes. Expect to spend two hours above treeline, where conditions may be severe – we hope!


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World-renowned Environmental History Professor Gives University Talk
By patricia.hess@stir.ac.uk in · November 7, 2011 · No comments
Professor Donald Worster, described as one of the "leading environmental historians in the world", will give a free public lecture titled Facing Limits: from Abundance to Scarcity in America and the World, at the University of Stirling on 24 November from 5pm to 6pm.
Professor Worster will speak on the evening before he is presented with an Honorary Doctorate from Stirling, in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the field of Global Environmental History.
The graduation ceremony takes place on 25 November at the Albert Halls, Stirling.
Stirling's Professor of Environmental History, Richard Oram, describes Professor Worster's visit as "hugely significant".
He added: "Professor Worster is widely acknowledged as one of the founding figures of environmental history as a modern discipline.
"His acceptance of the Honorary Doctorate signals his recognition of our University as a leading research centre in the field of environmental history and helps to strengthen links between us and environmental historians in the USA."
Professor Worster supported the establishment of specialist research in environmental history at Stirling and actively promotes the subject across Europe.
He is widely regarded as one of the founding figures of the subject and in 2009 was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences – one of the nation's most prestigious honorary societies.
His latest book A Passion for Nature: The Life of John Muir won the Homecoming Award 2009 from the Saltire Society at the National Library of Scotland.
It was also awarded the Book of the Year prize in 2010 from the Scottish Arts Council. Muir was a Scottish-born American naturalist and early advocate of preservation of the environment in the United States.
Professor Oram added: "As the leading centre of environmental history research in Scotland, this is recognition of his role in developing and promoting the subject, together with his outstanding contribution to raising its profile of the subject through his award-winning biography of John Muir.
"That work directly parallels much of the landscape-based study which we have promoted through the Research Centre for Environmental History and Policy over the last decade and is reflected in the degree programmes which we offer from undergraduate modules through to PhD research."
The talk will be held on 24 November from 5pm to 6pm in Lecture Theatre A4, Cottrell Building.
Contact: Katy Whitelaw
Email: katy.whitelaw@stir.ac.uk
Website: http://www.stir.ac.uk


Above and beyond pay and benefits, people can derive a great deal of satisfaction from the feeling of belonging that they can get at work – and that can contribute in a major way to a higher level of employee morale.
Not only is the workplace a place where employees can make constructive contributions (by doing their job well). It's also a place where they have a chance to engage with others, help them out, work toward a common goal and see the positive results of their pitching in.
Of course, the challenge for any organization is how to create an atmosphere in which people can develop a sense of belonging. Much of this depends on the skills and personalities of the people involved, but it can be enhanced by fostering a sense of teamwork (by rewarding team accomplishments) and by making sure that employee contributions that foster the success of coworkers are recognized.
Both supervisors and employees can take a proactive role in acknowledging contributions of others – by offering a simple "thank you," providing a note of appreciation, giving a small gift, and/or taking advantage of internal rewards systems.


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Apple's new mobile operating system iOS11 has arrived, and with it some much needed enhancements to the HomeKit platform, and the Home App specifically. The user facing changes are small on the surface, but plug some irksome gaps in the automation capabilities up to this point. I covered the announced changes from this year's WWDC event, but the reality we have received is a little different from the expectations.
If we focus on the automation changes, we can see the mixed bag results most clearly. The additions are still welcome, but not quite as polished as I had hoped for. In fact, there is some odd behaviour that looks like things didn't really get enough QA attention.
A big gap in iOS10 was the inability for HomeKit to recognise any person other than the 'owner' of the home. This was a purely security-based limitation as getting the presence integration working between two iCloud accounts apparently needed some more work to do it right. To be fair, I haven't seen a security analysis of this implementation yet, but Apple's past performance in this area points pretty strongly to both this explanation, and that it has been done right in iOS11.
Automation options for presence now include a few new common sense options. These manifest in two different locations in the Home App; The Arrive and Leave automation types, and as a People section for any automation.
Note: To use these conditions the people concerned need to have an iPhone running iOS11 specifically, otherwise they won't be detected.
To add someone to your 'home' in HomeKit, open the Home app and tap Edit at the top of the Home screen. Then tap the arrow next to the name of the Home.
From the Home properties screen you can use the Invite... option to to send an invite email to anyone you wish. Invited users gain the ability to operate accessories, scenes and automations, as well as be selected for geofence triggers and conditions. Note that only the owner of the 'home' can edit accessories and automations in any case.
The People Arrive and People Leave automation types allow for either specifically selected people (from those that your have shared the home with), or First and Last options respectively. This means you can now trigger actions based on the first person to come home, or the last person to leave, which is most useful.
When I am not home.
While it's not person specific (other than yourself), they still add a lot of common flexibility that was missing before, and will enable better control of power use by more easily limiting activations of things when people are out.
The new time options are where things go a bit awry. The indications from WWDC were that we would be able to not only set an activation time (turn off after x minutes), but time delays (trigger scene x after y minutes). We have the former, but not the latter.
Previously we only had After Sunset and Before Sunrise, which were a bit vague. Now, for each of those options other than Any Time, we can drill by tapping the info icon and define Start and End time limits. For the day and night options those manifest as 'x minutes before' or 'x minutes after' selections for sunset and sunrise. For the Specific times options it's actual start and end time.
Note, if you have previously used a After Sunset condition, this will only work up to midnight. You need to use the new At Night option to go all the way through.
Additionally, and very helpfully, we can now specify a Turn Off duration from 1 to 60 minutes which will automatically turn off any activated accessories after than time. This option appears on the last (confirmation) screen when creating a new automation, but only if an accessory has been selected to turn on, or a Scene has been selected which turns something on.
The addition of the Turn Off feature has had an unexpected knock on effect to third party Home Kit apps. I use Eve from Elgato to do some more advanced automations, and to gather graphing data from some of my Eve accessories (air quality, temperature and so forth). I've noticed that any automation that includes a Turn Off time disappears from the Eve Rules list. I expect this is just a compatibility issue that can be rectified with an App update, but worth noting for the next section. You can see how the condition is presented in Eve vs Home below.
This is an area that is distinctly missing in action. Talks at WWDC indicated we'd get the ability to add conditions to triggers in the Home app. The presence of such is yet to make an appearance, at least on the surface. HomeKit itself has had this capability for some time, and it has been available in third party apps, such as the Eve app mentioned above. What is new is that any automations that have a condition defined do now show this as a toggle when viewing the automation properties in the Home app, but there doesn't appear to be a way to create this conditions natively.
I've created test rules in Eve with conditions, which then appear in the Home app correctly. As noted previously, the Eve app doesn't yet have the Turn Off option in it's rule settings, so that needs to be added in the Home app after the automation is created. The irony, of course, being that once a Turn Off time is added, the rule is no longer editable in the Eve app. This obviously creates a bit of a headache for managing more complex rule sets. Why the condition options have not made an appearance in Apple's own app is a mystery.
In typical Apple fashion, the built in Home app for managing HomeKit devices has been left on the simple side since it's inception. It's good to see common sense features being added, but it's slow going, especially where those features exist in Apple's underlying platform anyway. The new geofencing capabilities, and the Turn Off option are very welcome additions in their own right, and plug some obvious holes in the platform.
Thankfully third party apps are able to access and leverage these features, and provide alternative presentations of what can be a complicated maze of devices and scenes. I use the Eve app by virtue of having Elgato devices in my home, other device manufacturers have app offerings as well that can offer similar functionality, and there are numerous third party apps available as alternatives to the Home app. Just beware that some of these are priced fairly high, and offer nothing more than free options like Eve, or the Home app itself.


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Q: How to select a shape in a subscene to allow me to make transformations I currently am working on a program in javafx that asks the user for radius and height of a cylinder and once the user hits add, it creates a cylinder in the subscene. I was wondering how I can combine the setonmouseclicked event handler with the cylinder so that way I can choose that one cylinder and make edits like scaling it, rotating it, etc. and then i can go to the next shape and click on that one and then i can do stuff like scale, rotate, etc to the next one. Currently this is what happens when i ask a user and they add the cylinder.
Button addCyl=new Button("Add Cylinder");

    addCyl.setOnAction(event -> {
        String cylRadius=cylRadiusInput.getText();
        String cylHeight=cylHeightInput.getText();

        Double Radius=Double.parseDouble(cylRadius);
        Double Height=Double.parseDouble(cylHeight);

        Cylinder cylinder=new Cylinder(Radius, Height);

        shapeGroup.getChildren().add(cylinder);

    });

A: How to pick a node

"how do i differentiate between which cylinder im clicking on so i can make changes to that specific one?"

You don't, the JavaFX node picking implementation will do that for you. When you set a click handler on an object, it will be invoked when the object is clicked on, so when it is invoked, you know that the user has clicked on the object.
How to save a selection
When you create the shape, create a click handler for it, and, when the node is clicked, set a field for the selected node.
private Group shapeGroup = new Group():
private Cylinder selectedNode;

// omitted ... add shapeGroup to sub-scene

private void addNode() {
    Cylinder cylinder = new Cylinder(radius, height);
    cylinder.setOnMouseClicked(e -> {
        selectedNode = cylinder;
    });
    shapeGroup.getChildren().add(cylinder);
}

How to modify a selected item
To define what happens  you want to take an action on the selected node, say change the radius, then you can do something like below:
private Slider radius = new Slider(10, 100, 20);

// omitted ... add radius control to scene

radius.valueProperty().addListener(
    (observable, oldValue, newValue) -> {
        if (selectedNode != null) {
            selectedNode.setRadius(newValue);
        }
    }
);

How to set values from a selected node to your controls
If you wish, when a node is selected, you can set the value of your controls to the current value for the selected node, e.g.
cylinder.setOnMouseClicked(e -> {
    selectedNode = cylinder;
    radius.setValue(selectedNode.getRadius());
});

Sample node selection app
An example of the concepts discussed here is demoed in the following sample app:

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*JavaFX application demoing placing text in adjustable boxes.
Even though the demo example is in 2D, the concepts for node selection and subsequent modification of item properties by controls are no different for 2D and 3D.
How to handle multiple selections
If you wish to add multiple selection where multiple nodes may be selected at once, then it is a bit more complex.  You can use some of the concepts defined in the answers below (linked question is for 2D, but 3D isn't really different in this regards).

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*How to implement selection of Nodes in JavaFX
What to do about depth sorting and obscured nodes
Because it is 3D, the objects can have z-depth, and are subject to depth sorting.  If one object is behind another object, to allow the obscured object to be selected by mouse, you will need to have a mechanism to allow the user to move the obscuring objects out of the way (e.g. by selecting and dragging them to move them), or to rotate the scene to another viewpoint where the object the user wishes to click is no longer obscured (info on how to accomplish these kind of things is out of scope for this answer).
Getting detailed pick info
If you needed more info about the thing being picked, e.g. the point (in 3D space) on the node which was picked, or what face or texture co-ordinate of the node was picked then you can use the pickResult API.  A tutorial for this is provided:

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*https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/javafx/graphics-tutorial/picking.htm
However, for your purposes, a simple click handler for the node which does not query the pick result is all that is really needed.

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I'm back and I apologize for the late posts today just really wanted to get this one and Tuesday's up today so if you missed Tuesday's it's because I just posted it this evening.
Here's a look at Wednesday, photo on the left and then for today just one blessing that I wrote down on the right. For the photo on the back of this page well I figure it speaks for it's self and I think you'll understand when you get to it.
I had to take the recycling up to the Community Center because it was almost to the point of overflowing and well...it ended up being one of my blessings. As much as it gets in the way sometimes I am so thankful that there are companies out here who think it's important to recycle and take care of Mother Earth, this is something that even our girls have gotten in the habit of so I am very proud of that.
Plus not only that but our Community Center provides us a really nice gym, pool, and workout area so we are very fortunate to be apart of it. My husband would be considered a gym rat by many, he could live there if I'd let him, me...not so much but I do try to make it a habit (although it's harder and harder everyday to find the energy) because I think the best way to teach our girls is by example and if they see me at least trying to make exercise apart of my routine then maybe someday they'll see the benefit and make it apart of their routine as well and we could all stand to live a whole lot healthier.
As for the highlights from our day some of the things I mentioned was the fact that it was my day off so I was in charge of getting the girls up this morning and getting them ready for school and then that I didn't get a whole lot accomplished except that I did get a care package in the snail mail to my best friend, also I think I mentioned that I had Parent/Teacher conference last night with my oldest daughter's teacher and then after that while I watched a movie (because I swore I wouldn't watch the baseball game) the Royals unfortunately did not win the World Series.
As for my other photo, do you agree it kinda speaks for it's self? This was the movie I picked up from Red Box on my way home from my P/T conference. I have recently read the book, which this is based on and decided that it would be a good distraction from the 7th game since I did promise a few friends at work that I wouldn't watch it (seems that that would have been a bad thing) Anyways that's what I have for yesterday's gratitude practice, hope you're enjoying this little adventure with me and documenting it as you go along. As I've said before if you have any questions please feel free to comment on this post and I'll get back with you as soon as possible.


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'Indianapolis Star' Loses New Colts Beat Writer To ESPN
The 'Indianapolis Star' loses Mike Wells to ESPN and is without both a primary Pacers and Colts beat writer with roughly a week to go before training camp opens in Anderson, IN.
By Brad Wells Jul 18, 2013, 11:19am EDT
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Somebody toss the editors and corporate decision-makers at the Indianapolis Star a towel. They got egg on their faces.
Roughly four weeks after relegating 29-year veteran Mike Chappell to a secondary role on the Indianapolis Colts beat - a move seen by many in the industry as blatant ageism, especially considering some of the other internal reshuffling done at the Star in recent weeks - the man who the Star promoted to Chappell's old job has now bolted for ESPN.
Word hit the Twitterverse yesterday (I got my first head's up from Michael Pointer) that new Colts beat writer Mike Wells had taken a job with ESPN. It is presumed that the job he took was the open Colts beat writer position at the "World Wide Leader," but that is not confirmed.
Wells (no relation, and if you don't believe me, look at a picture of both of us) spent the last 13 years of his career covering the Indiana Pacers and the NBA for the Star, a beat he was well-known for. For reasons that still haven't been fully and completely explained, the Star took Wells off the Pacers beat and gave him Chappell's old job covering the Colts. The last time Wells covered the NFL was in 2001, and while many in local Indianapolis media consider Wells a very good reporter, some view him as a guy who "doesn't know anything about football."
The move to slap down Chappell - who is highly respected by readers and national media who cover the NFL - and to promote an NBA guy to the prime NFL beat was not well-received. "Ageism" was the word many used to describe the reasoning privately, with the Star demoting the older Chappell and promoting the younger Wells.
It was the Star's plan to replace Wells's Pacers coverage with an outside hire, but currently no new hire has been made. Instead, the Star has assigned Michael Pointer as "interim" Pacers beat writer. Meanwhile, just last week, the Star had shot and posted promo videos of Wells, columnist Bob Kravitz, and Colts punter Pat McAfee kicking goofy field goals and punting in an effort to drum up interest for a web series featuring all three of them.
Now, Wells is gone ESPN and the Star is without a primary Pacers or Colts beat writer with training camp starting in just one week.
Not good.
As for Mike Wells, the new gig at ESPN is likely more money, and they'll probably let him work from anywhere. Personally, I'm glad he got the gig, and I think he'll do a great job. The "doesn't know anything about football" stuff is overblown. A reporter doesn't need to know the game in order to do his job. It helps, but it isn't a requirement.
If I'm in Mike Chappell's shoes today, I walk into work and continue my job as "secondary" Colts beat writer. If the powers-that-be would like me to return to my old job, I'd be willing to negotiate the salary increase that would ABSOLUTELY be necessary to take on the new tasks associated with that job.
And during those negotiations, I'd have a big, fat, smarmy grin spread across my face.


Despite using substantial resources within BTBC and beyond, we did not clearly identify chains of transmission in this outbreak.
This investigation was limited by patients' unwillingness to report their contacts, possibly because of fear of disclosing immigration status (not asked by BTBC staff), illegal drug use, or involvement in other illicit activities.
BTBC recommended LTBI treatment with isoniazid daily for 9 months for all contacts with a positive TST result, after TB disease was excluded.


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