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Q: Highcharts animation not smooth on Chrome I have issue with highcharts spline chart. The problem is that on chrome browser animation is not smooth, on other browsers animation works well.
So the question is, what can be problem that Chrome is not processing graph as it should.
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        chart: {
            renderTo: 'container',
            animation: true,
            type: 'spline',
            events: {
                load: function(){
                    //history_points_graph = this;
                    //applyFilterGraph_1(1,1);
                }
            }
        },
        title: {
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        },

        xAxis: {
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        legend: {
                enabled: false
        },
        plotOptions: {
            area: {
                marker: {
                    radius: 2
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                lineWidth: 4,
                states: {
                    hover: {
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                }
            }
        },
        series: [{
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            enableMouseTracking:false,
            animation:{
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How can I resolve this ?

A: I had issue with transition on Chrome. Simply the page where I load graph I added css code.
  *{-webkit-transition: all 0ms ease !important; transition: all 0ms ease!important;}

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Q: Удаление после второго символа в строке (DelphiXE4) В строках есть слова (день). Как используя процедуру Delete удалить все после второго слова день:
Самый лучший день сегодня день 2018.
Не правда ли какой день хороший день сегодня день.
день день Прекрасный.

Что бы получилось:
Самый лучший день сегодня день
Не правда ли какой день хороший день
день день

A: Точно так же, как и в предыдущем вашем вопросе, комбинируйте поиск и удаление:
program Project1;

{$APPTYPE CONSOLE}

{$R *.res}

uses
  System.SysUtils;

const
  s0:array[0..2] of string = ('Самый лучший день сегодня день 2018.',
      'Не правда ли какой день хороший день сегодня день.',
      'день день Прекрасный.');

var
  k,i:integer;
  s:string;

begin
  for i := 0 to High(s0) do
     begin
       s:=s0[i];
       k:=Pos('день',s);
       if k > 0 then k:=Pos('день',s,k+1)
       else Continue;
       Delete(s,k+4,Length(s)-k-3);
       Writeln(s);
     end;
  Readln;
end.


It looks like Apple's new MacBook with the glossy screen and optional black plastic case is pretty darn cool. It's got the Core Duo processor (so all Mac laptops now run Intel), an iSight camera, and a new keyboard.
Check it out (review below)!
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En el camp de l'anàlisi numèrica, hom diu que un algorisme és numèricament estable, o que té estabilitat numèrica, quan petites alteracions en les dades no provoquen gaire alteracions del resultat. En particular, això vol dir que els errors d'arrodoniment no repercuteixen en gran manera sobre el càlcul. Hom acostuma a diferenciar entre els conceptes de nombre de condició, estabilitat i consistència, que estan fortament relacionats entre si. L'estabilitat és una propietat dels algorismes, i la condició és una propietat dels problemes.

Definició
Donat un algorisme f(x), on x són les dades d'entrada i ε l'error en les dades d'entrada, es diu que l'algorisme és numèricament estable (és a dir, l'algorisme depèn de forma contínua dels paràmetres) per l'error absolut si

i numèricament estable per l'error relatiu si
.

Es diu que un algorisme és numèricament inestable per l'error absolut si

i numèricament inestable per l'error relatiu si
.

Relació entre l'estabilitat i el nombre de condició
Sigui  un problema matemàtic, depenent de l'entrada , i siguin  l'algorisme numèric i  les dades alterades. La intenció és trobar una fita per la magnitud de l'error:

Aplicant la desigualtat triangular, s'obté:

Hom acostuma a designar per  la condició del problema, i per  la seva estabilitat.

L'estabilitat també descriu la robustesa d'un algorisme numèric en relació a petites variacions en les dades d'entrada; en particular, si els errors d'arrodoniment es propaguen o no, i si comporten variacions significatives en els resultats. La quantificació d'aquesta idea pot variar en funció del problema i de la norma emprada.

Mètodes d'anàlisi de l'estabilitat numèrica

Anàlisi cap endavant
Es diu que un algorisme és estable si existeix una constant  tal que

on  és el nombre de condició relatiu del problema, i  és l'èpsilon de la màquina. El valor  quantifica l'estabilitat en el sentit de l'anàlisi cap endavant.

Anàlisi cap enrere
El segon mètode d'anàlisi dels algorismes fou desenvolupat per James H. Wilkinson. Moltes vegades, hom coneix una fita superior  per l'error relatiu  en les dades d'entrada (depenent del problema, això pot representar un error de mesura o també un error d'arrodoniment). Per estimar millor els errors produïts per l'algorisme, hom pot calcular un error equivalent en les dades del problema, mitjançant l'anàlisi cap enrere, que hom anomena error cap enrere. La definició formal de l'error cap enrere de l'algorisme  per les dades d'entrada (possiblement arrodonides)  (on ) és:

on  és el domini del problema.

Un algorisme és estable cap enrere si l'error cap enrere relatiu per tot  és menor que l'error relatiu inevitable d'entrada. Per a algunes aplicacions, hom relaxa aquesta condició i n'hi ha prou amb una constant  tal que,
per tot
De vegades només és interessant poder trobar una fita per l'error cap enrere relatiu.

Hom pot demostrar que l'estabilitat cap enrere implica l'estabilitat cap endavant.

Aplicacions

Addició
Com que es pot veure que la condició relativa de l'addició de dos nombres en cas de cancel·lació (el resultat és pròxim a 0) pot ser arbitràriament dolenta, se segueix a partir de la definició d'anàlisi cap endavant que l'addició, pensada com un algorisme numèric, és estable.

Equacions diferencials
En el cas de solucions numèriques a equacions diferencials amb condicions inicials o condicions de contorn, hom pot buscar una fita de la solució en termes de la grandària de l'entrada. En el sentit de l'anàlisi cap endavant, hom pot trobar la constant .

Equacions diferencials ordinàries
En el cas d'equacions diferencials ordinàries es pot aplicar el teorema d'equivalència de Lax, que estableix l'equivalència entre la convergència i l'estabilitat.

El domini d'estabilitat es defineix com el conjunt de nombres complexos  pels quals el mètode de resolució del test de Dahlquist

per increments  és una successió monòtona d'aproximacions a la solució.

El millor cas es dona quan el domini d'estabilitat és semiplà complex esquerre; hom diu doncs que el procediment és A-estable.

Equacions en derivades parcials
El mètode estàndard per analitzar l'estabilitat de mètodes numèrics per equacions en derivades parcials és l'anàlisi d'estabilitat de Von Neumann, el qual proporciona condicions necessàries i suficients per problemes lineals. Per problemes no lineals, en canvi, només proporciona condicions necessàries.

Referències

Bibliografia

Anàlisi numèrica

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The Power of Persuasion
The Triad Series, Book 2
Bryant Street Publishing
Narrated by: Roxelana Waters
Ex super-soldier and telepath Captain Ian McNeill isn't expecting his job as base commander to a bunch of scientists to be exciting, let alone terrifying. But after meeting Neeve, a Pavlovan female and saving her from a bunch of Etruscan extremists, he's fairly certain his life will never be the same again.
Neeve can't believe she's found a mate from Earth who has no understanding of the concept of a bonded telepathic triad. Can she convince him to return to Pavlovan, meet her exalted but complicated family and finally convince him that adding a third to their bond will be the best decision he's ever made?
Warning: This book contains erotic sexual content involving one woman and two men.
Arctic Region: 229990
Nimbus Science Station. Earth.
"So, how can I help you, Doctor?"
Neeve stood to attention in front of the new base commander who sat behind his desk, his hands folded in front of him, his rather harsh face devoid of expression. Captain McNeill was a lot younger than the last man who'd held the job, and a lot harder to please. Since his arrival three months previously, he'd set the base on its ear reviewing everything from security details to the catering and lab schedules. No one had a good word to say about him, especially the scientists who hated having their little worlds disturbed.
"I wonder if you've had a chance to review my personal file, yet, sir?"
He raised one dark eyebrow. "I can't say that I have. There have been more pressing things to deal with than delving into the personal business of my subordinates." He glanced down at his tablet. "I do note, however, that you are a Pavlovan, and that you have been here for almost three years. What else do you think it is imperative for me to know?"
Her cheeks heated at his dry tone. Part of her wanted to walk away, but she didn't have that option.
"Pavlovan culture is based around the power of the number three."
He nodded. "So I understand."
"When I arrived here, my posting was for three Earth years, which will end shortly. I was originally sent here with my Second Male, but—"
"Hold up. Explain second male."
"As I said, our culture is based on the power of three. He was my mate."
"Why not first mate?"
"Because that was the designation he received when he visited the Oracle."
He looked at her as if he expected more information, but she remained resolutely silent. She would not discuss her loss with a man who probably had the sensitivity of the freezing arctic winds that circled the base like hungry predators.
"So what does the lack of a 'second male' have to do with your scientific research here?"
She stared resolutely at a dark spot on the wall past his right shoulder. "My mate was killed by suspected enemies of our planet shortly after we arrived here."
"It was a political murder?" His voice sharpened.
"It's all on file, sir." Which, he should've read regardless of his so-called duties…
"Do you think you are in danger?"
"Possibly, but that isn't the main problem. I'm coming to the end of a three year cycle, and my Second Male is dead." She cleared her throat. "I have certain… biological needs that were triggered by finding a mate."
"What kind of needs?"
"Sexual ones."
He leaned back in his chair and regarded her steadily. "What exactly does that entail? Do you go into a breeding cycle like the Kelevans?"
Neeve relaxed slightly. For the first time since he'd taken over the base, she was grateful for his cool, detached manner.
"If I had mates, it would certainly be the time to consider breeding. But in this instance, as I'm alone, it simply means my responses are heightened, and that I would be seeking out my sexual partners."
"Do you become a sexual predator?"
"Nothing quite so dramatic, sir. Everyone on the base is quite safe because none of you are Pavlovan. For three days in each Earth month for the next three months, I will need to be off duty and possibly sedated to control those natural impulses."
"And what if there's an emergency during the time you require off?"
She finally met his gaze and noticed that his eyes were a very dark blue that looked almost as black as his uniform. He was a hard male to fathom, this new commander of theirs. As a telepath she usually found human minds easy to read, but not this man's. He'd developed shields a Pavlovan would be proud of. She had no idea why.
"If I was sedated and the base was under attack, I would have to trust you to make a decision about whether to leave me behind or try and wake me up, sir. I understand that I might be a liability."
He regarded her steadily for a long moment and then nodded. "I appreciate you telling me this, Doctor. When do you anticipate needing the time off?"
"In the next week or so, sir."
"Then we'll work around you. I've been told to accommodate the needs of our Pavlovan guests very carefully indeed."
Neeve raised her chin. "I've never asked for special treatment before, Captain McNeill."
"I wasn't suggesting that you had." He rose to his feet signaling the audience was at an end. He was tall for a human, topping her by a head. "Thank you."
She saluted and walked out, slowly shutting the door behind her, and made her way back to the lab. Heeze, that had been embarrassing, but it would've been worse if she suddenly started losing focus during a mission and tried to screw someone. For the captain's benefit, she'd tried to minimize the effect the three days would have on her as she yearned for a mate who was no longer alive. It would be extremely difficult and emotionally devastating. She missed Malke like an amputated limb, but a human male like Captain McNeill, whose species was only just starting to develop telepathic links, wouldn't understand that.
Which was why she'd kept the information to the more practical and physical aspects of her needs. What was strange, and was something she'd decided to keep to herself was that after two years her urge to mate had suddenly returned with a vengeance. With almost no available partners on Earth, she'd assumed her instincts would remain dormant until she returned to Pavlovan and sought out the Oracle to find her another mate. But perhaps she had just been in mourning?
She wished she had someone to ask, but all her family were still on Pavlovan. It was ironic that she'd spent half her life wanting to get away from her home planet and now missed it more than she would ever have believed. Losing Malke had only made things worse, but she'd been determined to finish out her three-year stint and then go back. She had some pride…
She reached her lab and collapsed into her chair. At least that was over. Now all she had to do was focus on her work until the heat took her, and she could sleep the worst of her natural instincts away.
Captain Ian McNeill put down the file he'd been reading and rubbed his eyes. With the lack of natural light within the base, it was difficult to tell what time it was, but he sensed it was late. Dr. Neeve was a very interesting female with abilities Earth scientists were just starting to observe and recognize in the ever-evolving human population. It was a shame her mate had been killed. Despite her desire to keep things away from the personal, he'd sensed her deep grief for her male. She'd reminded him of how he'd felt about losing Leah…
He pushed the darkness away and concentrated on the present. For some reason, the government was on high alert about the latest feud between the Pavlovans and the Etruscans. All base commanders had been ordered to keep a close eye on their off-world personnel.
Not that he had many personnel. He could only surmise that he'd finally pissed off someone high enough in rank to get him sent on this shit poor assignment at the end of the frigging world. His particular skill set was hardly useful in a research center, and he certainly hadn't endeared himself to the scientists. But was there more to it than that? Dr. Neeve had mentioned her mate was murdered. Did the government think she needed special protection? Was that why he was there? If so, he wasn't sure if he appreciated becoming someone's bodyguard without being informed about it.
He opened a link to the central military operations room in London, and the disgruntled face of one of his only friends left in the military flashed up.
"What the hell, Mac? It's three o'clock in the morning."
"You're awake and at work, so what's the problem?"
"I was napping."
"Good to know that the security of our planet is in such safe hands."
"Sod off. What do you want?"
"Can you switch to privacy mode?"
"Sure." Dan's face wavered and then reappeared against a blue screen. "This better? Now what's up?"
"Do you know why they assigned me to Nimbus?"
Dan blinked. "Because the commander retired."
"And what else?"
"Oh that." Dan's grin widened. "It's kind of interesting, isn't it?"
"Oh shit, haven't they told you yet? Have you checked your security filters?"
"Just tell me."
"Okay, but promise me you'll check you have them set up right because I'm fairly certain you should have had this information." His smile faded. "You've got one of the Pavlovans up there, right?"
"Yes, a Dr. Neeve."
"You're supposed to be protecting her with your Extra Special Skills."
"I thought we weren't supposed to use them anymore."
"Yeah, well, the experiment is technically over, and the unit disbanded, but they can't change what they did, so they might as well make use of us." Dan scrubbed a hand over his face. "I don't like it any more than you do, but from what I hear you might be the key to her coming out of this latest inter-planetary conflict alive."
"It's that serious?"
"I don't know why this doctor is so important, but they send the best to look after her—you–so you'd better be prepared for anything."
"Fuck." Mac thought about his Pavlovan's impending mating crisis. "This really isn't a good time."
"It never is." Dan's gaze flicked to one side. "I gotta go."
"Thanks for the intel."
Dan's face faded and Mac stared at the blank blue screen.
"Well hell," he murmured. Fingers flying over the keyboard, he called up all seven of the different messaging systems on his tablet and finally located a file in his trash that looked like something his government would send. It took another five minutes to find the necessary security codes to open the fucker, but he managed it at last.
Security priority: Neeve, Doctor of Science. Pavlovan female. A++ class security required and authorized.
Ian read the remainder of the coded message. It was pretty straightforward. He was to guard the Pavlovan with his life from an undisclosed threat. He was cleared to use his augmented powers if necessary.
Now that was unheard of. Mac sat back. Neeve must be a very important person indeed if the military were prepared to use him to protect her. He reread her personal file and that of Malke, the male who had been killed, but there was no more information to be gleaned there. How the hell was he supposed to protect her if she was knocked out for three days? Was he expected to sit by her bed and hold her hand?
Not that it would be a hardship. She was a beautiful woman with pale skin long reddish hair and deep brown eyes. She spoke quietly, but there was an air of authority about her that made others listen. Her scientific research was considered groundbreaking and offered hope to millions of humans with defective gene alignments. Was that why the government really wanted to keep her alive—to benefit their own kind? He wouldn't put it past them.
And she would soon need sex…
Mac shut down the files and detached his mind from his tablet. Whatever the situation, he had the ability to keep her safe. After all, that was what he'd been trained for, not to run a research station in the freezing cold asscrack of the universe.

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High & Inside: NL Notes
Of the teams in baseball that have a winning record, the Phillies are the only one with only one starting pitcher with an ERA of lower than 4.37. That's the disparity from Cole Hamels (2.61) to Jamie Moyer after Moyer got his ERA down to 4.37 from 4.89 with Wednesday night's six-inning shutout in Washington.
by By Mike Jensen, Inquirer Staff Writer
ERA is BAD
With that as the context, here's your latest The Ones Who Got Away or Were Sent Away update: Former Phillies starter Kyle Lohse, let go to the Cardinals, hasn't turned out to be a savior. After Lohse's hot start, his ERA is 4.71, and the Cardinals have lost five of his last seven starts.
However, any Phillies fan who had the amazing foresight to think Gavin Floyd would transform into a dynamo can still point to him as the one who got away in the Freddy Garcia trade. Scheduled to start tonight for the White Sox, Floyd has a 2.92 ERA.
Meanwhile, the Rangers are 8-2 in games started by Vicente Padilla (3.16) and 15-23 in games started by anybody else.
Not retiring yet
Realizing that comments he made this week to the New York Daily News had a lot of people thinking he may never pitch again, the Mets' Pedro Martinez backtracked, telling ESPNdeportes.com: "I feel great physically, and for the record, I haven't considered retirement. Retirement would only take place if my arm is badly hurt and if I have to face surgery or something near that nature. I have said this before and I'll say it again: I want to pitch at least for two or three more seasons."
Martinez should be excused for saying different things at different times this week. In addition to his own hamstring problems, he is in the Dominican Republic with his father, who has a form of brain cancer.
No truth to the rumor . . .
That the Braves are discussing forfeiting all road games and focusing their energy on games at Turner Field. Going into last night, the Braves were 19-5 at home and 6-16 on the road. Only the Red Sox have a better home record, and nobody in baseball has a worse road record. The Braves lost their first home series, to Pittsburgh, and haven't lost one since. They won their second road series, at Washington, and haven't won one since.
Braves manager Bobby Cox predicted that John Smoltz, on the disabled list since April 29 with a sore right shoulder, would be back "within the next 12 days . . . or close." Cox had the same timetable for two other injured pitchers, Mike Gonzalez and Rafael Soriano. . . . Brewers closer Eric Gagne, who has a 6.98 ERA and five blown saves in 15 opportunities, was shut down until further notice because of a stiff right shoulder. "It's all in the front of the shoulder," Gagne said. "It's just one of those things. You usually warm up and it goes away, but it was getting tighter and tighter."
By Mike Jensen, Inquirer Staff Writer


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BirdLife International United Kingdom (UK)
The table to the right includes counts of all research outputs for BirdLife International published between 1 November 2020 - 31 October 2021 which are tracked by the Nature Index.
Article Count and Share for BirdLife International
Life Sciences 11 0.97
Compare BirdLife International with other institutions
Top 10 domestic collaborators with BirdLife International by Share (33 total)
BirdLife International, United Kingdom (UK)
BirdLife International and University of East Anglia (UEA) (1.26)
BirdLife International0.29
University of East Anglia (UEA)0.98
BirdLife International and Durham University (0.72)
Durham University0.40
BirdLife International and Newcastle University (0.50)
Newcastle University0.20
BirdLife International and Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) (0.48)
Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB)0.22
BirdLife International and Ascension Island Department of Conservation and Fisheries (0.46)
Ascension Island Department of Conservation and Fisheries0.42
BirdLife International and University of Cambridge (0.43)
BirdLife International and University of Exeter (0.33)
University of Exeter0.29
BirdLife International and British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) (0.23)
British Trust for Ornithology (BTO)0.07
BirdLife International and The University of Edinburgh (0.18)
BirdLife International and NERC Centre for Ecology and Hydrology (CEH) (0.12)
NERC Centre for Ecology and Hydrology (CEH)0.06
Top 10 international collaborators with BirdLife International by Share (324 total)
BirdLife International and Australian National University (ANU) (1.00)
Australian National University (ANU)0.86
BirdLife International and Norwegian Institute for Nature Research (NINA) (0.57)
Norwegian Institute for Nature Research (NINA)0.36
BirdLife International and University of Debrecen (0.51)
University of Debrecen0.45
BirdLife International and Babeș-Bolyai University (UBB) (0.46)
Babeș-Bolyai University (UBB)0.40
BirdLife International and French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) (0.38)
BirdLife International and University of Helsinki (0.26)
BirdLife International and MTA-DE Lendület Behavioural Ecology Research Group (0.25)
MTA-DE Lendület Behavioural Ecology Research Group0.19
BirdLife International and University of Geneva (UNIGE) (0.22)
University of Geneva (UNIGE)0.22
BirdLife International and Center for Macroecology, Evolution and Climate (CMEC) (0.22)
Center for Macroecology, Evolution and Climate (CMEC)0.04
BirdLife International and Sovon Dutch Centre for Field Ornithology (0.21)
Sovon Dutch Centre for Field Ornithology0.04
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Ovary Cancer
Ovarian cancer population screening and mortality after long-term follow-up in the UK Collaborative Trial of Ovarian Cancer Screening (UKCTOCS): a randomised controlled trial
Elsevier, The Lancet, Volume 397, 5 June 2021
Background: Ovarian cancer continues to have a poor prognosis with the majority of women diagnosed with advanced disease. Therefore, we undertook the UK Collaborative Trial of Ovarian Cancer Screening (UKCTOCS) to determine if population screening can reduce deaths due to the disease. We report on ovarian cancer mortality after long-term follow-up in UKCTOCS. Methods: In this randomised controlled trial, postmenopausal women aged 50–74 years were recruited from 13 centres in National Health Service trusts in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland.
Gender equality and women's empowerment; Health and wellbeing; Science, Europe
Health Care Disparities and Demand for Expanding Hereditary Breast Cancer Screening Guidelines in African Americans
Elsevier, Clinical Breast Cancer, Volume 21, June 2021
Background: Genomic medicine has led to significant advancements in the prevention and treatment of cancer. The National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) guidelines recommend BRCA1/2 screening in high-risk individuals; however, the guidelines have not incorporated differences within ethnic cohorts beyond Ashkenazi Jewish ethnicity. We analyzed the prevalence of BRCA1/2 mutations in various ethnicities and identified high-risk personal characteristics and family history incorporating differences within ethnic cohorts beyond Ashkenazi Jewish ethnicity.
Diversity and inclusion; Gender equality and women's empowerment, Global
Cause-specific mortality for 240 causes in China during 1990-2013: A systematic subnational analysis for the Global Burden of Disease Study 2013
Elsevier, The Lancet, Volume 387, 16 January 2016
Background China has experienced a remarkable epidemiological and demographic transition during the past three decades. Far less is known about this transition at the subnational level. Timely and accurate assessment of the provincial burden of disease is needed for evidence-based priority setting at the local level in China. Methods Following the methods of the Global Burden of Disease Study 2013 (GBD 2013), we have systematically analysed all available demographic and epidemiological data sources for China at the provincial level.
Health and population, Asia


Built in 1830, the Peter Miller House Museum is on the National Registry of Historic Places. Peter Miller came to Avon Lake in 1819 with his father Adam Miller, the first permanent settler in what is now known as the City of Avon Lake. Tours of the house, featuring early Greek Revival architecture, are available throughout the summer and by appointment April-November. The museum also has frequent educational programs and a small meeting room for up to 20 people.
Received the Ohio Historical Marker on July 4, 2010.
Tour the Peter Miller House Museum online courtesy of the Chronicle Telegram.


And we'll take six, please. This might be the most adorable and clever up-cycling of an old horse trailer we've ever seen.
We've discovered the one thing that every horse show, equestrian event, horse-themed wedding or general barn get-together needs to make the day complete: introducing the Gin Tin, the former horse trailer-turned-mobile gin bar.
The father-daughter team of John and Anna Shanks and family friend Chloe Davies of London needed just eight weeks to literally build their new start-up: they took an old Rice Beaufort two-horse box (purchased used from an ad on Horse and Hound) and made some modifications — at their most basic a new paint job and most complex the installation of countertops and shelving. One liquor license later, the Gin Tin was ready to roll, serving up gin cocktails and other drinks at events and gatherings.
Despite the modifications, the Gin Tin is still light enough to be towed easily: "We currently use a car to tow the horse box, but one day we hope to upgrade to a large van as we have a lot of equipment and stock to carry – more than you can imagine!" states Gin Tin mastermind Anna Shanks.
We'll be ready for you when you do, Anna, John and Chloe! Until then, stay fabulous. Learn more about the Gin Tin online including a great blog, or follow on Facebook and Instagram.
Go Gin Tin! And go riding!


Knowing that the majority of global fishing areas are becoming devoid of fish (please read/re-read my previous blogs titled, "The Fish Façade") there has been prolific development of the fish farm industry.
Nearly 80% of all the fish stocks found in the world are depleted or fully exploited as reported in 2010 by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Because of this, businesses and governments have turned to other ways to produce fish (rather than simply the option of not eating fish at all…). Aquaculture, the growing of fish in a farmed area, is growing faster than all other animal food sectors. Farmed fish now involve 47% of all fish produced or caught for food. This growth in aquaculture is driving an explosive increase in global fishing. It is a bizarre, ecologically unhealthy circle, where the demand to eat fish has taxed our oceans so there has been a proliferation of controlled fish-farm production, which then places further stress on the oceans because of the need for fish-meal and oil in the production process. One third of all fish caught in oceans are used as meal for farmed fish or livestock. The Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission study recently revealed that it requires up to 60 million metric tons of "harvested wild fish" per year to feed the 3 million tons of the three major tropical tuna species that we are now harvesting annually raised in 'farms' (essentially concentrated floating pig farms). This is interesting logic—to catch, kill, and eat Blue Fin Tuna until they are critically endangered and then turn around and create near extinctions of other species of fish just to feed the tuna we are now raising on farms because we cannot get enough of what—sushi? For salmon the ratio is 3.3 tons of fishmeal to produce 1 ton of farmed fish, complete with pesticides, antibiotics, and sea lice (see "Comfortably Unaware", Chapter VII).
Much more on what we are really doing to our oceans when we choose to eat fish can be found in "Comfortably Unaware", Chapter VI-Part 2: Our oceans—what is happening below the surface?


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Some Identifying Characteristics of Nihon Jujutsu
by Dr. Stephen M. Fabian
Onegaishimasu . . . Arigato gozaimashita .
With these formal expressions of courteous request and gratitude, students of Hontai Yoshin Ryu jujutsu begin and end, respectively, their paired training in jujutsu kata. The words accompany humble bows made from the traditional seiza , a kneeling position in which one's buttocks are firmly settled onto the heels of upturned feet. This exchange is indicative of the nature of Nihon --truly Japanese-- jujutsu.
Traditional jujutsu is a koryu , or ancient style of Japanese martial art. Although there were and are many ryuha or systems of Japanese jujutsu, there are features that are characteristic of most (if not all) of them. Since there seems to be a number of relatively new martial systems identifying themselves as jujutsu these days, it is appropriate to look at those characteristics which distinguish a style as traditional Japanese jujutsu.
Heritage.
All Nihon jujutsu will have a verifiable history and ryu lineage, including a list of past ryu heads or soke . These details are often contained in the system's makimono (scrolls) or are otherwise recorded. (Unfortunately for most Americans, such information is hardly helpful since the script in which it is recorded will be unintelligible.) Other cultural indicators which can help give one a sense of the traditional character of a school include:
as mentioned above, training in Nihon jujutsu takes place within an atmosphere of courtesy and respect, a context intended to help cultivate the appropriate kokoro , or "heart";
the type of dogi or training suit worn, which is usually plain white, often with a dark hakama (the most colorful uniform might be plain black or the traditional blue of quilted keikogi ; anyway, you are not likely to see stars and stripes or camouflage uniforms);
lack of ostentatious display, with an attempt to achieve or express the sense of rustic simplicity (expressed in such concepts as sabi and wabi in Japanese) common in many of Japan's traditional arts;
the use of the traditional -den (e.g., Shoden, Chuden, Okuden, and Menkyo Kaiden levels) ranking system, perhaps as a parallel track to the more contemporary and increasingly common -kyu/-dan ranking; and
to borrow a characterization for all koryu as expressed by Wayne Muromoto, editor of Furyu , there is the lack of "tournament trophies, long-term contracts, fancy tags and emblems, rows of badges or any other superficial distractions." (Furyu , Vol. 1 No. 1, p. 23).
Technical characteristics.
Although there is some diversity in the actual look and techniques of the various traditional jujutsu systems, there are significant technical similarities:
students learn traditional jujutsu primarily by observation and imitation as patterned by the ryu's kata or prearranged forms;
most kata emphasize joint-locking techniques, that is threatening a joint's integrity by placing pressure on it in a direction contrary to its normal function, or take-down or throwing techniques, or a combination of take-downs and joint-locks;
very occasionally a strike (atemi ) targeted to some particularly vulnerable area will be used to help create kuzushi (break in balance) or otherwise set-up the opponent for a lock, take-down or throw;
force essentially never meets force directly, nor should techniques need to be strong-armed to be effective: rather, there is great emphasis placed on flow (which follows from the art's name, in which ju connotes pliability and suppleness) and technical mastery;
movements tend to emphasize circularity, and capitalize on an attacker's momentum and openings in order to place a joint in a compromised position or to break balance as preparatory for a take-down or throw;
the defender's own body is positioned so as to take optimal advantage of the attacker's weaknesses while simultaneously presenting as few openings or weaknesses of its own; and
the common inclusion in the ryu of cognate weapons training (also using kata as a primary instructional method), stemming from the historical development of jujutsu and other koryu when active battles were waged. Weapons might include, for example, the roku shaku bo (long staff), han bo (short staff), katana (long sword), kodachi (short sword), and tanto (knife), some of the main repertoire of traditional weaponry.
Philosophical dimensions.
Although jujutsu and the koryu in general often do not have the suffix -do or "way" to designate them as paths toward spiritual liberation and inner development, there are some philosophical and mental components which have significance and application in these systems at least because of their value in developing the actual combat effectiveness of the practitioner. These include:
an all-encompassing awareness, zanshin , in which the practitioner is ready for anything, at any time;
the spontaneity of mushin (literally "no mind") which allows immediate action without conscious thought; and
a state of equanimity or imperturbability known as fudoshin .
Together, these states of mind/being tremendously strengthen the koryu practitioner, allowing him/her the utmost potential for effective action. Such effectiveness and the technical competence and mental mastery on which it stands, however, is possible only after a considerable period of serious and devoted training, a veritable forging of the spirit as expressed in the concept of seishin tanren .
These various characteristics or components, taken together, largely describe the principal elements of traditional Japanese jujutsu. Alerted to them, a student will have some reasonable ability to assess the relative traditional nature and authenticity of a system of jujutsu. If most or all of these characteristics are not noticeable in a so-called jujutsu system, then the legitimacy of the system as bona fide Nihon jujutsu is highly suspect. This is not to say that the system or school in question does not offer a good training program or effective techniques. It simply suggests that such a "jujutsu" school or system may be more accurately labeled with some other term.
Copyright ©1995 & 1996 Dr. Stephen M. Fabian. All rights reserved.
This article first appeared in the Shudokan Martial Arts Association Newsletter, Winter 1995 & Spring 1996.
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Hepa scores 17, Hawaii takes down Eastern Washington 71-51
Nov 13, 2022, 8:11 AM | Updated: 10:12 pm
HONOLULU (AP) — Kamaka Hepa's 17 points helped Hawaii defeat Eastern Washington 71-51 on Sunday at the Rainbow Classic.
Hepa also contributed nine rebounds for the Rainbow Warriors (2-0). Noel Coleman scored 15 points while shooting 4-for-11 (3 for 7 from 3-point range) and 4 of 4 from the free throw line. Bernardo da Silva shot 5 of 9 from the field and 4 for 5 from the line to finish with 14 points, while adding six rebounds.
The Eagles (0-3) were led in scoring by Cedric Coward, who finished with 10 points, seven rebounds and two steals. Eastern Washington also got 10 points from Angelo Allegri. In addition, Deon Stroud had nine points and six rebounds.
Hawaii plays Tuesday against Yale at home, while Eastern Washington squares off against Mississippi Valley State on Monday.


The NCAA Hockey stars of the week did it all, shutting out opponents, scoring game-winning goals, while piling up points and victories.
Quinnipiac's Andrew Shortridge posted his first two shutouts of the year last weekend.
The Anchorage, Alaska native posted his first two shutouts of the season in a sweep of ECAC Hockey foes. On Friday, the sophomore netminder made 22 saves in a 5-0 blanking of the Brown Bears. He followed that up on Saturday with 30 saves in a 3-0 shutout of in-state rival Yale. For the season, he improved his goals-against average to 1.85 and save percentage to .925.
Providence's Erik Foley has 12 points this season.
The junior forward led the Friars to a successful weekend in Hockey East action. He had an assist in a 2-1 victory against Merrimack on Friday night and then followed that up with a four-point performance in a 6-6 tie against the Warriors on Saturday. In addition to the two goals and two assists he compiled in that game, the Mansfield, Massachusetts native had an assist on the game-tying goal with less than three minutes remaining. For the weekend, he totaled five points on two goals and three assists while also adding nine shots on goal and a +1 rating. On the season, he has 12 points on six goals and six assists.
Michigan State's Michell Lewandowski led the Spartans to a home-and-home sweep of Ferris State.
The Clarkston, Michigan native helped lead the Spartans to a home-and-home sweep of Ferris State. In East Lansing on Friday evening, he scored two goals and assisted on the game-winner in overtime in a 3-2 win. On Saturday, he scored the game-winning goal in a 3-1 win in Big Rapids. For the weekend, the freshman forward finished with four points on three goals and an assist to go along with nine shots on goal and a +2 rating. He leads the Spartans in scoring with 17 points on nine goals and eight assists.


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August 28, 2021 August 28, 2021 Cartoons, Creativity, Dreams, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Humor, Survivors 2 Comments CreativityFictionFlash Fiction
The crocodile lives in the wind-up gramophone. The gramophone lives in the top room of the house. The boy winds up the gramophone with a long brass handle, round and round, till the spring is tight. A tight spring frightens the crocodile and he sits quietly in his cage. But as the record goes round and the spring loosens up, the crocodile roars and demands to be freed. He's the Jack that wants to jump out of the box. His long-term dream is to eat up the witch who looks out of the window and watches the boy as he plays in the yard.
Last week the boy decided to dig. He picked up a spade and dug a deep hole that went all the way down to his cousin in Australia. The little dog laughed and joined in the fun, scraping with his front paws and throwing earth out between his back legs like happy dogs do. The witch in the window cackled with laughter and the rooks in the rookery rose up in a cloud and cawed in reply. Only the boy is able to see the witch and he only sees her when she sits in the window. But he knows she wanders through the house, and the air goes cold when she enters and exits the rooms, especially when she brushes past the boy and sweeps his skin with her long, black gown.
When the boy got tired of digging, he drove the spade into the ground and left it standing by the hole. When his father came home it was well after dark. He didn't see the hole but he saw the spade. So he didn't fall in to the shaft of the coal-mine that went down to Australia. No free trip to the Antipodes for that unlucky dad. He beat the boy for that, for digging that hole. Then he beat him again for lying because the hole didn't go to Australia. Australia was too far away and the angle was wrong. The boy laughed when he saw that his dad didn't know where Australia was.
"Ha-ha," he laughed. And his dad beat him again, this time for laughing.
Sometimes at night the boy can hear rats running through his bedroom walls. They scuttle and scuffle as they hunt through the guttering. The crocodile growls from time to time in that upstairs room. The witch cackles with laughter. The boy puts his head under the blankets and cries himself to sleep. Sometimes he wishes the crocodile would come and eat up his dad. But he loves his dad like the dog loves his dad even though his dad beats both the boy and the dog. Sudden beatings, they are, that arrive without warning: hail and thunder from a sunny summer sky.
"Well, you're not laughing now," his father announces as he beats him one more time. "A beating a day keeps disobedience away. There will be no disobedience in this house." When the father beats the boy, the dog cowers beneath a chair. The boy hears the crocodile growl and smiles through the tears as he wipes salt water from his eyes.
"Are you laughing at me? I'll make you laugh on the other side of your face," the father taunts the son and beats him again.
The crocodile growls. The old witch cackles. The rooks in the rookery rise up in the air and the father's hair stands up on end like it does when lightning lights up the sky, and thunder rolls its drums, and the sky's wheels rattle like an old warrior's chariot whose wheels have not been greased. The veins stand out in his father's cheeks as the old man once more raises his hand to the boy.
The old man tells the same old jokes again and again. The boy must always remember to laugh at them as if he had never heard them before. If he doesn't laugh, his father gets angry. Some of the jokes are good, and the boy likes the one about the Catholic with the pet crocodile who goes into a bar in Belfast and asks the barkeep if they serve Protestants. 'Of course we do,' says the barkeep. 'Good,' says the man. 'I'll have a pint of bitter for myself and a Protestant for the crocodile.' Or is it the one in which the Protestant goes into the bar and ask the barkeep if they serve Catholics … anyway … whatever … one night, the boy dreams and it happens like this. The crocodile escapes from the gramophone. The witch hands the boy a leash and a collar and between them they restrain the crocodile.
"Walkies?" says the boy.
The crocodile nods his head and crocodile and boy walk down the street to the Kiddy's Soda Fountain on the corner. When the boy walks in with the crocodile, the waitress raises her eyebrows and opens her mouth.
"Do you serve grown ups in here?" the little boy asks her.
"Of course we do," says the waitress.
"Good. I'll have a glass of Dandelion & Burdock for myself and a grown-up for the crocodile. Please."
The witch says grace, the boy sips his Dandelion & Burdock, and they all shed crocodile tears as the boy's pet crocodile chomps on the fast-disappearing body of the boy's dad.
Next morning, the boy wakes up. The witch and the crocodile are sitting on his bed.
"I had a funny dream last night," says the boy.
The witch cackles. The crocodile burps, then sheds crocodile tears. The boy starts to laugh. He laughs until he cries and then the witch sheds crocodile tears too.
2 thoughts on "Crocodile Tears"
tiffanyarpdaleo , August 29, 2021 at 2:57 pm
Thanks, Tiffany. A fantastic fantasy. I really enjoyed writing this one. Memories of childhood in an old haunted house with a windup gramophone that made creaky, roar-y crocodile noises when the spring started running down.


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Roddy Ricch confirmed headliner for Brookfest 2020
Alexander Bakirdan February 26, 2020 February 28, 2020
The official cover for Roddy Ricch's album, "Please excuse me for being antisocial." Ricch is the headliner for Stony Brook's spring Brookfest concert. PUBLIC DOMAIN
Roddy Ricch is officially the headliner for this year's Spring 2020 Brookfest concert that will be held on April 2.
Undergraduate Student Government (USG) announced the headliner at the Commuter Student Association's Chill Factor event on Feb. 26. The announcement poster featured Roddy Ricch and IDK, but the rest of the concert's performers are yet to be revealed.
"We're starting off strong with Roddy Ricch," USG's Vice President of Student Life, Hadi Mohammed, said. "He's the number one artist in the country right now."
Roddy Ricch's best-known song, "The Box," is currently the number one song in the country, but that isn't all. "Ballin'" by Mustard and Roddy Ricch is currently charting at number 17 and "High Fashion" is sitting at 26.
While the other artists performing at Brookfest remain a mystery, it doesn't sound like the wait will be longer. Mohammed said students should expect to find out "probably within the next two weeks."
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POLLEX-online: The Polynesian lexicon project online
Simon Greenhill, Ross Clark
The Polynesian lexicon project, POLLEX, was initiated in 1965 by Bruce Biggs in order to provide a large-scale comparative dictionary of Polynesian languages. Since then, POLLEX has grown to include over 55,000 reflexes of more than 4,700 reconstructed forms in 68 languages. These data have enabled many fundamental advances in Polynesian linguistics and prehistory. At almost half a century old, POLLEX is one of the longest-standing databases of linguistic information, and has moved through various incarnations, from typewriter and edge-punched cards, through microfiche to mainframe computer. In the last few years, online databases of linguistic information have become increasingly more prevalent, representing a major shift in the way linguistics is conducted. Online databases provide many advantages over the older forms of data distribution, including high availability, more robust data storage, and easy data manipulation and searching, and they also facilitate the replication of previous studies. This paper announces the latest reincarnation of the POLLEX database as an online resource, POLLEX-Online (http://pollex.org.nz), and describes the technical implementation details.
Oceanic Linguistics
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Two of my giftwrap designs, part of my greeting card collection designed for Paperchase. They were designed using drawings inspired by China Town in London that I had done in my sketchbook, then scanned into Photoshop. I really enjoyed this project and will post up my cards, tags and gift bags when they come off display! Let me know what you think.
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Q: Drupal 7 global javascript variables In my Drupal 7 installation, I have 2 separate JavaScript files that are loaded by my sub-themes (base and admin sub-theme) - I don't know if this is useful information or not, but:
What if I want to define a JavaScript variable in the first js file that is loaded and use it in the second one? How should I define it?
Basically, the question could be: How to define global JavaScript variables in a Drupal environment?
I am using jQuery.
Thanks in advance!
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First js file:
var myOwnVar;

(function ($) {
    $(document).ready(function() {
        myOwnVar = 1;
    });
}(jQuery));

Second js file:
(function ($) {
    $(document).ready(function() {
        console.log(myOwnVar);
    });
}(jQuery));

A: You want to use Drupal.settings.
The values can be globally accessed across the JavaScript functions.
You can pass variables from your PHP to JS...
drupal_add_js(array('YOURMODULE' => array('SOMEVARIABLE' => 'woohoo')), 'setting');

Then access the variable in your JS function...
(function ($) {
  Drupal.behaviors.YOURMODULE = {
    attach: function (context, settings) {

      // You can access the variable by using Drupal.settings.SOMEVARIABLE
      alert(Drupal.settings.YOURMODULE.SOMEVARIABLE);

    }
  };
})(jQuery);

Please refer to http://drupal.org/node/172169#variablesandarrays
"Variables should not be defined in the global scope; try to define them in a local function scope at all costs. All variables should be declared at the beginning of a function."
Alternatively, the following outside of any closures will work but should be avoided.
var SOMEVARIABLE = SOMEVALUE;

(function ($) {
  Drupal.behaviors.YOURMODULE = {


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The Simpson Storm women's basketball team reached the dance for the 7th straight year but fell short in making it to the Sweet Sixteen after falling to UW-Stevens Point 82-75 in the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
The Storm won the first round of the NCAA Division III Women's Basketball Championship after beating Concordia-Moorhead 59-56.
In the first round game, junior Stacey Schutjer led the team with 16 points and 20 rebounds. Schutjer collected her 1,000th point as well as her 508th rebound, turning into the 5th player in program history to reach her 1,000th point and 500th rebound.
"I honestly had no idea I was even close to reaching those numbers, but there is no way I could have gotten there without the help of my teammates," said Schutjer. "Our 3-point shooters draw a lot of attention outside, which opens it up for me in the lane and our guards do a great job of penetrating and dishing it."
The Storm went on to the second round to play UW-Stevens Point for the second time this season. Earlier this year, in the Buena Vista Classic in Storm Lake, UW-Stevens Point topped the Storm with a score of 78-60.
The Storm had their work cut out for them with UW-Stevens Point having a record of 25-2, ranked 3rd in the nation and having home court advantage. After battling through the first half and stellar 3-point shooting, the Storm went into halftime down by 3.
The next 20 minutes went back and forth at a quick tempo but the Pointers proved to be too much for the Storm to handle, as UW-Stevens Point took home the victory, 82-75.
"I'm really proud of our team. We fought to the end and never gave up," Schutjer said.
Schutjer lead all scorers with 22 points. Junior, Ali Sokol, added her first double-double to her resume with 13 points and 10 rebounds.
Even though the Storm hopes of making it further in the tournament were cut short, Head Coach Brian Niemuth feels as though there is nothing to be disappointed about.
"I was thrilled with how we went up there to compete," Niemuth said. "We went up there to win. That was the hardest we have played all year. They really stepped up."
The Storm won a share of the conference title for the 4th straight year and reached the NCAA tournament for the 7th straight year.
This was not the only loss for the Storm, as they will also lose seniors Darrina Bledsoe, Amy Hamilton, Jeni Hegstrom and Mindy Hutchcroft to graduation. Niemuth knows they will be missed but is still looking forward to next season.
"The seniors were an important part of this team but we have players who will step into their shoes," said Niemuth. "There are underclassmen ready to step in and assume the leadership we'll need as well."
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But, in the middle of it all comes Halloween. Ah yes, the delight of every pint-sized super-hero-wanna-be, every white-haired flawless Elsa, and the "too-old-to-trick-or-treat" teenager. Beggars night, the culmination of a day that usually includes the school Halloween party. A day complete with kids amped up from the over indulgence of sugary sweets and one that quickly turns the most precious princess into a very cranky Cruella deVille.
Soon, my thoughts of creativity and pending invitation to appear on Cupcake Wars went by the wayside as panic set in. How will I make tofu ghostly and scary? How will I ever be an amazing homeroom parent?
Somewhere between "welcome to Kindergarten" and "but Daphne, no other mom can do it," I was dubbed homeroom mom. Not just one year, but for seven consecutive years. Rewarding, right? The opportunity to show off my zeal and Pinsperation-mastered treats, my insane creative ability, and no doubt, earning the title of the cool mom who brought the best treats. Ever! And, I would become an amazing homeroom parent.
The first rule of homeroom-mom-assigned-treat responsibility was to learn the word "restricted." As in, little Timmy is restricted from eating peanut butter blossoms because he has a peanut allergy. Same goes to classmate Willow, whose parents have her on an all organic vegan meal plan, and Bella, who is gluten sensitive.
Soon, my thoughts of creativity and pending invitation to appear on Cupcake Wars went by the wayside as panic set in. How will I make tofu ghostly and scary? Will soy butter taste exactly like peanut butter? What if I used gluten free oats in the homemade vegan-not-chocolate-cookie bars and what if they don't hold up right?
Happily, the online world is full of suggestions and solutions. Who wouldn't like meticulously decorated marshmallows that by adding a few pretzel sticks, become gluten-free ghosts? Or the "5 easy ingredient" vegan vampires?
As a stay-at-home mom trapped in a 40-hour working mother body, I found a few simple treat tricks that made my homeroom mom job a whole lot less stressful while also pleasing the pickiest of school-age palates.
Sure, we'd all like to be hear "WOW" from the other moms huddled in the hallway waiting for the ok to converge into each classroom. But the key here is simplicity.
Ingredients: A few bunches of bananas. Plastic wrap. Candy eyes.
Ingredients: One package of long pretzel rods, one bag of chocolate morsels (vegan or non), holiday colored sprinkles.
Assemble: Melt chocolate. Dip 3/4 of the pretzel rod into the chocolate. Generously shake sprinkles over chocolate.
Ingredients: Bottled water, holiday color yarn, single-serving beverage powder add-in (will need to add a hole punch to the top of each).
Assemble: Cut yarn into 18″ pieces, attach to hole punched beverage mix, affix to the neck of the water bottle.
As you can see, it is easy to be an amazing homeroom parent. I found that my kids didn't really remember what treat I made, but that I was the homeroom parent (ahem, amazing homeroom parent). Becoming involved, even for that little bit of time, is well worth the memory and one that your kids and other kids, will remember for years.
Do you have a homeroom parent tip that you'd like to share? We would love to hear from you and possibly feature your story in an upcoming blog.


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This series of letterpress prints was created using hand set Hebrew lead type in custom-made wooden matrices and photopolymer plates. The images were inspired by biological graphs, studies and drawings. A majority of the Hebrew type came from a retired printing press in Israel that is now a part of my personal type collection. The additional type was borrowed from the Minnesota Center for Book Arts type collection.


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Franz-Peter Hermann (* 22. März 1952 in Kleinmaischeid) ist ein ehemaliger deutscher Fußballtrainer und -spieler. Er wirkte vor allem beim Bundesligisten Bayer 04 Leverkusen, für den er von 1976 bis 2021 mit Unterbrechungen als Spieler, Interimstrainer der ersten, Cheftrainer der zweiten Mannschaft und Scout arbeitete. In der Hauptsache war er über 21 Jahre als Co-Trainer für die erste Mannschaft tätig.

Spielerkarriere

Peter Hermann bestritt zwischen 1973 und 1984 insgesamt 120 Bundesligaspiele, davon zwei für den Hamburger SV und 118 für Bayer 04 Leverkusen, in denen er zwölf Treffer erzielte. In der Saison 1984/85 ließ er seine aktive Karriere beim rheinländischen Verbandsligisten VfL Hamm/Sieg ausklingen.

Mit 20 Jahren wechselte Hermann zur Saison 1972/73 vom FV Engers aus der Amateurliga Rheinland zu TuS Neuendorf in die damals zweitklassige Fußball-Regionalliga Südwest. Der vorherige Amateurfußballer gehörte mit 29 Einsätzen und vier Toren sofort der Stammelf von Neuendorf an, welche am Rundenende den 11. Rang belegte. Der Hamburger SV verpflichtete den jungen Spieler nach nur einem Jahr Regionalligafußball für die Saison 1973/74 in die Bundesliga. Unter Trainer Kuno Klötzer wurde er im August und September 1973 in zwei Bundesligaspielen gegen den Wuppertaler SV (0:3) und Hannover 96 (1:4) eingewechselt. Bereits am 6. Oktober 1973 stürmte Hermann aber wieder für TuS Neuendorf in der Regionalliga Südwest; beim 2:1-Erfolg gegen Landau stürmte er auf Rechtsaußen. Bis Rundenende kamen weitere 22 Ligaeinsätze (1 Tor) im letzten Jahr der alten zweitklassigen Regionalliga hinzu.

Zum Start der 2. Fußball-Bundesliga war der leichtfüßige und technisch gute Mittelfeldspieler zwei Jahre (1974 bis 1976) bei Alemannia Aachen aktiv. Nach 69 Zweitligaspielen mit sieben Toren unterschrieb er zur Saison 1976/77 bei Bayer 04 Leverkusen einen neuen Vertrag und schloss sich der Werkself unter Trainer Willibert Kremer an. Im dritten Jahr, 1978/79, gewann er mit Leverkusen die Meisterschaft in der 2. Bundesliga Nord und erreichte damit den Bundesligaeinzug. Von 1976 bis 1979 hatte Hermann für Leverkusen 98 Spiele mit 20 Toren in der 2. Bundesliga bestritten. Sein Bundesligadebüt für Leverkusen absolvierte er am fünften Spieltag der Saison 1979/80, den 8. September 1979, bei einer 0:3-Niederlage bei Eintracht Frankfurt, wo er in der 2. Halbzeit für Hans-Jürgen Scheinert eingewechselt wurde. Sein letztes Bundesligaspiel bestritt er unter Trainer Dettmar Cramer in der Saison 1983/84. Hermann bildete dabei mit Ulrich Bittorf, Thomas Hörster und Jürgen Röber bei einer 0:2-Niederlage beim 1. FC Köln das Mittelfeld von Bayer 04 Leverkusen.

Trainerlaufbahn
Nachdem Hermann seine Spielerkarriere beendet hatte, wurde er 1989 Trainerassistent von Jürgen Gelsdorf bei Bayer 04 Leverkusen. Nach dessen Entlassung am 31. Mai 1991 übernahm Hermann für einen Monat die Position des Cheftrainers. Anschließend assistierte er Dragoslav Stepanović und Erich Ribbeck, ehe er vom 28. April bis 30. Juni 1996 nochmals zum Interimstrainer wurde. Danach rückte er wieder ins zweite Glied und war unter anderem als Assistent von Christoph Daum, Berti Vogts, Klaus Toppmöller, Klaus Augenthaler und Michael Skibbe tätig. Als zur Saison 2008/09 Bruno Labbadia als neuer Cheftrainer verpflichtet wurde, brachte dieser seinen Co-Trainer Eddy Sözer aus Fürth mit, woraufhin Hermann als Talentscout arbeiten sollte.

Aufgrund dessen verließ er Leverkusen nach über 19-jähriger Tätigkeit und ging zum 1. FC Nürnberg, bei dem er Michael Oenning assistierte. Am 6. Juni 2009 gab Bayer 04 Leverkusen bekannt, dass Hermann als Assistent des neuen Cheftrainers Jupp Heynckes zurückkehren solle. Da Hermanns Vertrag in Nürnberg noch bis zum 30. Juni 2010 lief und er eine auf den 31. Mai 2009 datierte Ausstiegsklausel nicht genutzt hatte, wehrte sich der 1. FC Nürnberg zunächst gegen den Wechsel. Nach Verhandlungen zwischen beiden Vereinen kam Hermanns Rückkehr dennoch zustande. Als Heynckes nach zwei Jahren Leverkusen verließ, um zur Saison 2011/12 Cheftrainer beim FC Bayern München zu werden, folgte ihm Hermann als Co-Trainer. Mit diesem wurde er in der Saison 2012/13 Deutscher Meister, Champions-League-Sieger und gewann den DFB-Pokal.

Zur Saison 2013/14 verpflichtete der FC Schalke 04 Hermann als neuen Co-Trainer. Sein Vertrag datierte bis zum Jahr 2015. Nach einem schwachen Start in die Spielzeit 2014/15 wurde er am 7. Oktober 2014 zusammen mit Cheftrainer Jens Keller und Torwarttrainer Holger Gehrke beurlaubt.

Nachdem der Hamburger SV schon in der Winterpause Interesse an einer Verpflichtung Hermanns als Co-Trainer für Josef Zinnbauer gehabt hatte, dieser aber wegen einer Oberschenkelverletzung pausieren musste, übernahm Hermann am 27. März 2015 den Posten des Co-Trainers des kurz zuvor installierten Interimstrainers Peter Knäbel bis zu dessen Ablösung am 15. April durch Bruno Labbadia.

Am 19. Mai 2015 unterschrieb Hermann einen Vertrag als Co-Trainer bei Fortuna Düsseldorf unter Frank Kramer. Nach der Beurlaubung von Kramer am 23. November 2015 übernahm Hermann interimsweise den Trainerposten in Düsseldorf. Bei seinem Debüt als Cheftrainer der Fortuna konnte Hermann einen 2:1-Sieg beim FSV Frankfurt feiern, der erste Auswärtssieg der Düsseldorfer in der Saison. Nach der Verpflichtung von Marco Kurz als Cheftrainer mit Wirkung zum 1. Januar 2016 nahm Hermann wieder seine Aufgaben als Co-Trainer unter diesem wahr. Von März 2016 bis zum 9. Oktober 2017 war er Assistent von Friedhelm Funkel. Sein Vertrag lief ursprünglich bis Juni 2018, wurde aber aufgrund seines Wechsels zurück zum FC Bayern München aufgelöst.

Nachdem der FC Bayern bei der Suche nach einem neuen Trainer Jupp Heynckes aus dem Ruhestand zurückgeholt hatte, wurde Hermann auf Heynckes' Wunsch aus dem Vertrag mit Fortuna Düsseldorf herausgekauft und war seit dem 9. Oktober 2017 für die Saison 2017/18 wieder Co-Trainer beim FC Bayern München. Fortuna Düsseldorf erhielt dafür knapp 2 Millionen Euro als Ablösesumme, was für den Posten eines Co-Trainers als Weltrekord gilt. Am 27. Mai 2018 gab Hermann bekannt, dass er nach der Saison seine Karriere beendet und in den Ruhestand geht. Zuvor wollte der FC Bayern ihn als Co-Trainer für Niko Kovač halten.

Am 2. Juli 2018 gab Niko Kovač auf einer Pressekonferenz bekannt, dass Peter Hermann ab dem 1. September 2018 sein Trainerteam verstärken werde. Zuvor sollte er jedoch aus privaten Gründen noch eine Pause von zwei Monaten bekommen. Hermann stieg jedoch bereits am 19. Juli wieder in das Training an der Säbener Straße ein, um Kovač während der USA-Reise vom 23. bis zum 30. Juli 2018 in München zu vertreten. In dieser Zeit stiegen u. a. die Nationalspieler nach ihrem WM-Urlaub wieder ins Training ein. Danach setzte Hermann seine Pause bis zum 1. September 2018 weiter fort, ehe er seitdem wieder vollständig am Trainingsalltag teilnahm.

Einen Tag nach dem gewonnenen Finale des DFB-Pokals 2018/19 gab Hermann im Mai 2019 seinen erneuten Abschied aus München bekannt.

Im Anschluss fand Hermann eine Anstellung beim DFB als Assistent von Christian Wörns bei der deutschen U18-Nationalmannschaft. Er betreute diesen Jahrgang auch in den beiden Saisons darauf als Co-Trainer der U19-Nationalmannschaft und der U20-Nationalmannschaft unter Wörns.

Am 23. März 2021 kehrte Hermann ein weiteres Mal als Co-Trainer nach Leverkusen zurück. Dort assistiert er Hannes Wolf, wobei beide diese Aufgabe interimistisch bis zum Saisonende 2020/21 ausführten. Beide kehrten anschließend mit ihren weiterhin gültigen Verträgen zum DFB zurück. Dort wurde er wieder Co-Trainer von Wörns, jedoch nun bei der U20-Nationalmannschaft.

Ende März 2022 übernahm er bis zum Saisonende die Aufgabe des Co-Trainers unter dem Interimstrainer Mike Büskens beim FC Schalke 04. Gemeinsam schafften sie am Ende der Saison 2021/22 den Aufstieg in die Bundesliga.

Zur Saison 2022/23 verließ Hermann den DFB endgültig, wechselte zu Schalkes Erzrivalen Borussia Dortmund und wurde Assistent des neuen Cheftrainers Edin Terzić. Am 7. Dezember 2022 verließ Hermann Borussia Dortmund aus gesundheitlichen Gründen und beendete seine Karriere als Fußballtrainer.

Tätigkeit als Berater
Seit 20. November 2019 ist Hermann sportlicher Berater beim Regionalligisten Alemannia Aachen, für den er als Spieler in den 1970er Jahren aktiv gewesen war.

Weblinks

 Peter Hermann: Bayerns Co-Trainer im Porträt. spox.com (7. Juli 2011). Abgerufen am 17. Juli 2011.

Einzelnachweise

Fußballspieler (FV Engers 07)
Fußballspieler (TuS Koblenz)
Fußballspieler (Hamburger SV)
Fußballspieler (Alemannia Aachen)
Fußballspieler (Bayer 04 Leverkusen)
Fußballspieler (VfL Hamm/Sieg)
Fußballtrainer (Bayer 04 Leverkusen)
Fußballtrainer (1. FC Nürnberg)
Fußballtrainer (FC Bayern München)
Fußballtrainer (FC Schalke 04)
Fußballtrainer (Hamburger SV)
Fußballtrainer (Fortuna Düsseldorf)
Fußballtrainer (Borussia Dortmund)
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The offense of assault can be either a state crime or a federal offense, depending upon the type of assault you are accused of committing.
If you are charged with a federal assault crime, you should be aware that the charges are often very serious and the penalties could include imprisonment in a federal prison.
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Assault Laws in 18 U.S. Code Chapter 7
Federal assault laws are found within 18 U.S. Code Chapter 7. There are nine different sections within this chapter of the U.S. Code that address different types of criminal conduct that can result in federal assault charges.
You could be charged under 18 U.S. Code Chapter 7 for violating any of the following federal laws related to assault:
18 U.S. Code section 111: This statute defines the crime of assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers or certain employees. You can be charged if you forcibly assault designated individuals who are engaged in carrying out official duties. You can also be charged if you forcibly assault someone who formerly was designated to carry out official duties, provided the assault occurs because of the official duties performed during a term of service. The penalty for the offense could include up to eight years of imprisonment. There is also an enhanced penalty if a deadly weapon is used in the assault or if serious bodily injury is inflicted.
18 U.S. Code section 112: This statute provides protection to foreign officials, official guests, or any internationally protected persons. Making an attack upon such a person could result in up to three years of imprisonment, or up to 10 years imprisonment if serious bodily injury results or if a weapon is used. This statute also imposes a penalty of up to six months imprisonment for willfully coercing, threatening, or harassing foreign officials or official guests who are performing their duties; or who coerces, threatens, or harasses foreign officials or official guests within 100 feet of buildings or premises used for official business.
18 U.S. Code section 113: This statute addresses assaults that occur within the maritime or territorial jurisdiction of the United States. Assault with intent to commit murder in such jurisdictions can result in up to 20 years of imprisonment. Assault with attempt to commit any felony except murder or other specific crimes can result in up to 10 years imprisonment. Assault with a dangerous weapon could result in up to 10 years imprisonment as well, as could assault resulting in substantial bodily injury, while assault by striking, beating, or wounding could lead to up to a year of imprisonment. Simple assault, however, carries a maximum of one year imprisonment.
18 U.S. Code section 114: This statute prohibits the crime of maiming within the maritime or territorial jurisdiction of the United States. Maiming within these locations can result in up to 20 years imprisonment and a fine. Maiming is defined to include disfiguring, maiming, bruising, cutting, or slitting the ears, nose, throats or lips. Cutting out someone's tongue; destroying an eye; and attacking with caustic substances such as scalding water or corrosive acid are also considered maiming.
18 U.S. Code section 115: Influencing, impeding, or retaliating against federal officials by threatening family members is prohibited within this section of the U.S. code. Assault, kidnapping, or murdering immediate family members of U.S. officials, or threatening to do so, can result in punishment under this statute. Penalties vary depending upon the nature of the assault. If there is physical contact with the victim, the penalty is up to 10 years of imprisonment if no injury resulted. If bodily injury resulted, the penalty is a maximum of 20 years imprisonment. If serious bodily injury occurred, the penalty is a maximum of 30 years imprisonment. Simply making a threat with no bodily contact could result in a sentence of six years imprisonment.
18 U.S. Code section 116: This statute prohibits female genital mutilation and imposes a penalty of up to five years imprisonment if the victim is under the age of 18. Transporting a young woman from the U.S. for purposes of female genital mutilation can also result in up to five years imprisonment.
18 U.S. Code section 117: Domestic assault by a habitual offender can result in charges under this statute. The penalty can include up to a maximum of five years imprisonment to 10 years imprisonment for committing a domestic assault within the special maritime and territorial jurisdiction of the United States if the defendant has past convictions. The maximum prison term will depend upon the nature of the assault.
18 U.S. Code section 118: Interference with certain protective functions can result in being charged under this statute. The maximum penalty is a year imprisonment.
18 U.S. Code section 119: You can be charged under this statute for making restricted personal information about protected persons available with the intent to intimidate or with the knowledge that the information will be used so a crime may be committed against the protected person. The maximum penalty is up to five years of imprisonment.
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You need to take federal criminal charges very seriously. Contact LV Criminal Defense today if you need help defending against federal assault charges and you live in Arizona, Utah, Nevada, California or surrounding areas.