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Die römisch-katholische Pfarrkirche Palting steht in der Gemeinde Palting im Bezirk Braunau am Inn in Oberösterreich. Die auf den hl. Simon und hl. Judas geweihte Kirche gehört zum Dekanat Mattighofen in der Diözese Linz. Der Kirchenbau und der Friedhof stehen unter .

Geschichte
Die Kirche wurde 1325 erstmals urkundlich genannt. Die gotische Kirche wurde barockisiert.

Architektur
An das einschiffige dreijochige Langhaus schließt ein gleich breiter einjochiger Chor mit einem Dreiachtelschluss an. An den gotischen Gewölben wurden die Rippen entfernt und mit reichem Stuck von Johann Michael Vierthaler versehen (1740). Die Deckenbilder entstanden gleichzeitig. Der gotische Westturm trägt einen achtseitigen Spitzhelm, das Läuthaus hat ein gotisches Sternrippengewölbe. Der Südportal ist gotisch. Die Anbauten der Sakristei, der Marienkapelle, der Dreifaltigkeitskapelle bzw. Pestkapelle und die Vorhalle beim Südportal entstanden 1715/1717. In der Marienkapelle ist eine Flachdecke mit Stuck aus 1717 mit zeitgleichen Fresken mit der Darstellung der Vertreibung der Pest. Die Südportalvorhalle hat eine stuckierte Decke.

Ausstattung
Der Hochaltar entstand um 1822/1830 mit dem zeitgleichen Gemälde von Franz Zebhauser aus Salzburg, die Figuren sind aus dem 17. Jahrhundert. Der linke Seitenaltar hl. Sebastian ist aus 1690, der rechte Seitenaltar hl. Maria ist aus 1669, beide wurden später verändert. Die Kanzel entstand um 1750, das Oratorium aus 1750 hat gute Statuen der Kirchenväter. In einer Langhausnische ist eine Statue Christus an der Geißelsäule aus dem ersten Drittel des 18. Jahrhunderts. Zwei Prozessionsstangen entstanden um 1700. Das Kirchengestühl um 1725. In der Marienkapelle steht ein sehr guter Altar mit der Muttergottes von Altötting aus der Werkstatt des Meinrad Guggenbichler von 1717. Es gibt gute Holzstatuen hl. Sebastian und hl. Rochus. Das schmiedeeiserne Abschlussgitter der Marienkapelle entstand um 1717.

Literatur
 Palting, Pfarrkirche hl. Simon und hl. Judas. S. 226. In: Die Kunstdenkmäler Österreichs. Dehio Oberösterreich. Von Erwin Hainisch, Neubearbeitet von Kurt Woisetschläger, Vorworte zur 3. Auflage (1958) und 4. Auflage (1960) von Walter Frodl, Sechste Auflage, Verlag Anton Schroll & Co., Wien 1977.

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Home>Sports >Paula Badosa clinches Indian Wells title, set for huge ranking leap
Paula Badosa clinches Indian Wells title, set for huge ranking leap
By IANS Updated: Oct 18, 2021 11:29 pm
Paula Badosa, of Spain, walks off the court after defeating Victoria Azarenka, of Belarus, in the singles final at the BNP Paribas Open tennis tournament on Sunday. (PTI)
Indian Wells, Oct. 18 (IANS): Spain's No.21 seed Paula Badosa overcame No.27 Victoria Azarenka of Belarus 7-6(5), 2-6, 7-6(2) to win the BNP Paribas Open championship in Indian Wells, the final WTA 1000 event of the season on Mionday (IST).
In the first meeting between the two players, Badosa denied the former world No.1 Azarenka in what would have been her third BNP Paribas Open title, the most by any player. Instead, it was the Spaniard who won the second WTA singles title of her season and her career.
The three-hour, four-minute match is this year's longest WTA singles final. It caps off a career-best week for Badosa, who defeated four top 20 players in a row en route to the championship match, where she beat Azarenka to improve to 2-0 in WTA singles finals.
Badosa is now 6-0 in Indian Wells main-draw matches, storming to the title in her main-draw debut. She follows in the footsteps of the previous BNP Paribas Open champion, Bianca Andreescu of Canada, who also won the title in her tournament debut in 2019.
Surprisingly, Badosa is also the first Spaniard to take home the Indian Wells title. Former world No.2 Conchita Martinez came closest, with her runner-up showings in 1992 where she lost to Monica Seles, and 1996 when Steffi Graf beat her. Former world No.1 players Arantxa Sanchez Vicario and Garbine Muguruza have never made the final here.
With the victory, Badosa halves her career-high ranking. She is currently one spot off her highest placement of world No.26, but later on Monday, she is projected to rise to a new high of world No.13 in the newest rankings.
Badosa is also in contention for a spot at the WTA Finals in Guadalajara with the 1,000 points she earned.
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Cobre Valley Regional Medical Center (CVRMC) will host its annual Health Fair on the campus of the hospital, located at 5880 S. Hospital Dr., from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., on Oct. 13.
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The CVRMC Health Fair will kick off with the "Get Fit Run." The run is set to begin at 7:30 a.m. and will go behind the hospital, to the east side of Miami Gardens, connecting with Ragus Road, up to Charles A. Bejarano school, around Lee Kornegay Intermediate school, and back to the hospital. Have your run timed for $5. Create a team, take a run on your own, or walk with your family.
A Craft Fair and Car Show and so much more will be at the fair. If you are interested in having a booth in our Craft Fair, please contact Lisa Remos at 480-980-3202. Spots are $10 for a 10' spot or $20 for a 20' spot. If you are interested in participating in the "6th Annual CVRMC Car Show," please contact Dan Macias at 928-425-3261×1026 or 928-701-2078.
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Breakthru: Extended Journal – Entry 1
Today, I've begun working on the extended version of my first Game Maker platformer game, Breakthru. The extended version of the game is developed as a means of making the game more complete, as development was pretty rushed (it was a one week project for school originally.)
I fell for the project in a way over time, which has now motivated me to further expand upon it in all directions.
What I've done today is I've begun working on the platforming system base for the game, making a sort of template platforming engine that I'll then use to make the game itself. The platform engine for Breakthru: Extended is based upon the refined version used in Breakthru 2, which has better collision and a few overall improvement tweaks.
Extended will be a lot more similar to the original sequel in terms of gameplay, featuring and expanding upon the running and attacking features that were not present in the original Breakthru.
So far, I've only just cleaned the source file for Breakthru 2 up to serve as a simple template file, through which I'll test new features and tweaks before working on the game itself. Hopefully, the engine will be complete in just a few weeks, it all depends on school work and how much time it'll take up. Already I've found a solution for the 'pixel stepping' that used to occur as the player made contact with a solid surface, hopefully it's a fix that works for collision with both horizontal and vertical solid surfaces. Time, and testing, will tell!
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"Mind Games" is the title of John Lennon's fourth studio album, as well as the name of the song that is the title track. It was released in the fall of 1973. The expression, "mind games" is usually defined as a psychological tactic used to manipulate and/or intimidate someone, however, John Lennon's lyrics for the title song are about playing mind games in a positive sense, to change the world a little bit at a time. The "Mind Games" song and album were recorded during a time when John Lennon was being harassed by the United States government (at the direction of Richard Nixon). The album contained several politically oriented songs and, of course, had a considerable influence on my teenaged view of the world. I have traveled far and wide, intellectually and literally, since I bought "Mind Games" upon its release in 1973, but the song speaks to me now in exactly the same way as it did then. The song is full of positive messages, such as "Love is a flower…you gotta' let it grow" and "Yes is the answer" and it has always been intriguing to me that John Lennon was able to maintain such a positive view of the world at exactly the time things were at their most negative in his life. I have always tried to live my life with a positive mantra; in fact, my license plate says "MND GAME" and it is an open invitation to everyone who sees it to shout out "Yay! John Lennon"; "Yay! The Beatles"; or some other happy greeting. There are all kinds of mind games and I prefer those with a message of peace, love, and happiness.
Because Melissa is a psychologist, it has been fun over the years to watch people's reaction to learning this. The question, "Are you psychoanalyzing me?" has been a frequent one. Perhaps as a mind game, and depending who is asking, she often says "Yes." Truth is, at some level, she can't help it. But the reality is that chance encounters do not lend themselves to full analyses, so the mind game is being played by the one asking the question, not by her. The MND GAME license plate is a mind game in itself and, while most people get it, surprisingly many don't. We've had a few people really get stumped on it. I guess everyone plays mind games sometimes. In our work, the mind games include those of our clients, and their opponents, who are sometimes trying to "psych out" each other. We get calls like, "The other side just did this; what do you think they are trying to accomplish?" But, there are two bad mind games we have observed in our work. The first is the mind game some attorneys have played in trying to convince a client that the attorney knew more than he or she really did. Whether due to being unprepared, or some other reason, there are times when attorneys have tried to "BS" their way through a discussion with a client using an air of superiority that is more transparent than they realize. The other mind game is similar, using that same air of superiority with mock jurors, or trial jurors, feigning familiarity, or putting on a show that is, again, transparent and obvious, as a show, to those jurors. Being oneself is better than playing these type of mind games.
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NJROTC achieves a second place finish in CyberPatriot competition
Ethan Weiss, Staff Writer|February 10, 2022
Juniors Tyler Lusczek and E.J. Faal work hard to help Captains place in their highest position ever. Photo by Ethan Weiss.
The Captains NJROTC CyberPatriot teams competed in the National youth cyber defense competition last November and December. The NJROTC began competing in this event during the 2017-2018 school year. "At that time, none of us had any idea what we were doing and our first competition was an absolute disaster," Master Chief Foust said.
The team and staff have improved since then to the point that one of their teams was able to finish second in the state of Virginia. "This is our first year having a team do this," said Foust. The team will receive a plaque for their efforts in the tournament in the upcoming weeks.
The competition consists of teams having to fix vulnerabilities within the simulating operating system they're given, called an "image." Teams are rewarded points for solving these vulnerabilities. Depending on how many points your teams earn compared to other teams, you'll be placed in either the silver, gold, or platinum bracket. The County teams almost all of the teams made the platinum bracket.
"The CyberPatriot teams had an impressive competition and continue to improve," said Foust.
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FAU HAS GOLD MINE IN BUSINESS DEAN
JACK NEASE, Staff ColumnistSUN-SENTINEL
Stanley Hille has been dean of Florida Atlantic University's College of Business for almost a year now and, like anybody else involved in improving education in South Florida, he sees a lot of Interstate 95.
A genial, low-key man who thinks a business school dean should be able to run a business, Hille was in Fort Lauderdale the other day, putting finishing touches on some old projects and beginning a few new ones.
OFFICIAL POLISHES UP PROJECTS
-- Starting a new Executive Master's of Business Administration program for people who need to keep working while they earn an MBA. Classes will be offered on Friday and on Saturday, every other week, at the University Tower in downtown Fort Lauderdale.
-- Figuring out when to transfer the college's Broward County undergraduate courses from FAU's Commercial Boulevard campus to the new FAU campus in Davie.
-- Consolidating Broward County FAU graduate level business courses within the University Tower, which means moving graduate-level accounting courses from FAU's campus on Commercial Boulevard.
-- Shuffling people and papers around to help create the new College of Urban and Public Affairs in downtown Fort Lauderdale, much of which will be spun off from the College of Business.
As Hille would be the first to concede, there may be less to some of this than meets the eye. Most graduate-level business courses in Broward are already offered at University Tower, the planned move to Davie won't add any extra courses initially, and the new College of Urban and Public Affairs has been in the works for some time.
It is the new Executive MBA that is the most exciting of the bunch. Already there are 70 applicants, and if only 35 students begin classes this fall, Hille and his colleagues will consider it a success.
The course requires significant employer commitment and contribution. Employers will be expected to give students Friday off every other week to attend classes and pay the $15,000, two-year cost.
PROGRAM UNLIKE ONE AT UM
Hille said he deliberately chose not to copy the University of Miami program, which has similar MBA classes every Saturday but only on Saturday. "I wanted a commitment from the firms," Hille said.
Hille has visited many of Broward's largest employers -- American Express, Motorola, Sensormatic and the like -- getting to know top executives and finding out what they expect of a South Florida business school. In the process, he's found wide support for the Executive MBA program.
Hille, 52, came to FAU last July from the University of Missouri, where he was dean of that university's business college for seven years. Before that he was at Kent State, the University of Alabama and the University of Maryland. He's a native of Minnesota, where he earned his doctorate.
It is a varied background that fits neatly into South Florida, where almost everybody is from somewhere else.
More important, Hille brings a business view to academic decisions. For example, he said that FAU's Commercial Boulevard campus doesn't work because it is too close to Boca Raton: "If we had been planning it like a McDonald's, it wouldn't be there."
Further, he doesn't recoil from treating university courses as services that need to be marketed. And he's not averse to suggestions that market research would help match course offerings with community needs.
Time is the measure of such things, of course, but so far it seems that South Florida business has gained a first-class asset in Dean Hille.


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Comedian, solo performer, coach, and director Alicia Dattner currently studies Laban Movement Analysis with director Tom Bentley-Fischer. She was trained in Progressive Method Acting for four years with Rob Reece, a lifetime member of The Actor's Studio in Los Angeles. At Hampshire College, she studied filmmaking with Abraham Ravett, writing for theatre with Len Berkman, and began her standup comedy career with Eugene Mirman as her mentor. Alicia started doing standup at age 18 and took her first solo performance workshop at The Marsh alongside comedian W. Kamau Bell. She later spent a few years writing comedy under the tutelage of Kamau, and eventually taught elements of acting in a few of his early classes at the Solo Performance Workshop. She's shared the stage with Maria Bamford, Ali Wong, Arj Barker, and many other great comedians.
Alicia has written and performed four feature-length solo shows (including a recent 3-month run at The Marsh and a 3-week run Off-Broadway with The Oy of Sex, and a West-Coast tour of her new show), written a book (a funny one called Getting Shit Done), two screenplays, and one TV pilot. She has performed internationally in London, Bombay, Honolulu, New York, and Bali. Alicia was voted "Best Comedian" in the both the SF Weekly and SF Guardian Best of the Bay, and "Best Storyteller" at the NY United Solo Festival. Her show Eat, Pray, Laugh! was also one of this year's top 5 Best Solo Shows in the Theatre Bay Area Awards. She's recently filmed a 1-hour standup comedy special pitch for her show One Life Stand.
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Icosavax Launches with $51 Million Series A Financing to Advance Computationally Designed VLP Vaccines
SEATTLE–(–)–Icosavax, Inc. today announced the launch of the company with a $51 million Series A financing, led by Qiming Venture Partners USA and joined by Adams Street Partners, Sanofi Ventures and NanoDimension, with continuing support from its seed investors. The company was founded on computationally designed self-assembling virus-like particle (VLP) technology developed at the Institute for Protein Design (IPD) at University of Washington School of Medicine (Cell 2019, Preview). The proceeds of the financing will be used to advance the company's first vaccine candidate, IVX-121, for respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) for older adults through Phase 1b clinical studies. Icosavax also announced today its leadership team, board of directors and key scientific advisors.
"Working closely with the Institute for Protein Design, we started Icosavax with seed funding from its philanthropic supporters," said Adam Simpson, Chief Executive Officer of Icosavax. "This support allowed us to assemble a world-class team and to help translate the scientific insights from IPD into IVX-121, our lead candidate for RSV. We are thrilled with the quality of the investor syndicate we have built who provide both significant expertise and financial support to enable advancement of IVX-121 into the clinic and the application of our VLP technology to a whole class of vaccine targets with significant unmet medical needs."
VLPs enable high-density, multivalent display of antigens in a manner that closely resembles viruses, with an important difference. VLPs contain no genetic material, so they are non-infectious and can provide a safer alternative to live-attenuated or inactivated vaccines. Naturally occurring VLPs have delivered successful vaccines, including Gardasil® and Cervarix® against human papillomavirus (HPV) and Engerix-B® and Recombivax HB® against Hepatitis B. However, VLPs have been difficult to use for the display of complex heterologous antigens, like in the case of RSV.
Mark McDade, who is managing partner of Qiming Venture Partners USA and was previously a founder, COO and director of Corixa Corporation (sold to GSK), said, "We were extremely impressed with this novel approach using computational protein design to create VLP-based vaccines that have improved efficacy and are simple to manufacture. Our investment in Icosavax supports the value of science and technology to improve public health and our belief that preventing infection is preferable to treating illness."
"Icosavax's vaccine technology solves the problem of constructing and manufacturing VLPs displaying complex antigens by utilizing computationally designed proteins that separate the folding of individual protein subunits from the assembly of the final macromolecular structure. The individual proteins are expressed and purified using traditional recombinant technologies, and then self-assemble into VLPs when mixed together," said Icosavax co-founder Neil King, Ph.D. VLPs are known to induce superior immunological responses compared to traditional soluble antigens, eliciting protective immune responses while reducing the need for strong adjuvants, which in some instances have been associated with side effects.
The company's RSV vaccine candidate, IVX-121, incorporates a stabilized prefusion F antigen licensed from NIAID/NIH (DS-Cav1; Science 2019). Extensive preclinical studies conducted at IPD and Icosavax suggest that IVX-121 could increase the protective immunogenicity of RSV F compared to the DS-Cav1 antigen alone.
Tadataka (Tachi) Yamada, M.D., chair of Icosavax's board of directors, explained, "RSV can cause a life-threatening respiratory infection with consequences as severe as those associated with influenza in older adults. An effective RSV vaccine could have an impact on the lives of millions of people around the world."
Tachi previously served as chief medical and scientific officer of Takeda Pharmaceuticals, where he was responsible for the acquisitions of Inviragen (dengue vaccine) and LigoCyte (norovirus vaccine). The board of directors also includes Terry Gould, a partner and head of Growth Equity Investments, Adams Street Partners; Jason Hafler, the U.S. Head of Investments at Sanofi Ventures; Eric Moessinger, a partner of NanoDimension; Mark McDade; and Adam Simpson.
Simpson added, "We are pleased to announce our leadership team who has extensive experience in successful vaccine development and our board of directors and key advisors, which include leaders in computational protein design and global vaccine programs, experts in successfully advancing novel technologies to vaccine products, and entrepreneurs who have helped companies develop and create commercially valuable medical products that benefit human health."
The founding leadership team of Icosavax:
Adam Simpson is the chief executive officer (CEO). He is also the CEO of PvP Biologics, another spinout from IPD. Previously he served as president and chief operating officer (COO) of Cypher Genomics (sold to Human Longevity), and chief business officer, Meritage Pharma (sold to Shire).
Doug Holtzman, Ph.D., MPH is the chief scientific officer. Previously, he served as vice president, Discovery, Takeda, and deputy director, Childhood Pneumonia, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Prior to his work in global health he worked in a number of innovative early-stage biotechnology companies, including Millennium Pharmaceuticals (sold to Takeda) and Ironwood.
Niranjan Kanesa-thasan, M.D., MTMH, FIDSA, FASTMH is the chief medical officer and has contributed to the development of seven licensed vaccines. Previously, he served as the clinical franchise head, GSK Vaccines; chief medical officer, Americas, Novartis Vaccines; and vice president, Medical Affairs and Pharmacovigilance, Acambis (sold to Sanofi Pasteur).
Charles Richardson, Ph.D. is the senior vice president, Technical Operations. Previously, he served as global head, CMC, Takeda Vaccines; senior vice president, R&D, LigoCyte (sold to Takeda); vice president, Manufacturing, Corixa (sold to GSK); and vice president, Pharma Discovery, RibiImmunoChem (sold to Corixa).
Icosavax's founding scientists, scientific advisory board (SAB) members, and key advisors are:
Neil King, Ph.D., is a co-founder of Icosavax, inventor of the computationally designed VLP technology, and chair of the SAB. He is a researcher at the Institute for Protein Design and an assistant professor of biochemistry at the UW School of Medicine.
David Baker, Ph.D., is a co-founder of Icosavax. He is the director of the Institute for Protein Design, an endowed professor of biochemistry at the University of Washington School of Medicine, and a Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) investigator.
Ralf Clemens, M.D., is a development advisor and SAB member and a leading expert in vaccinology with more than 30 years of experience in global vaccine development at Takeda, Novartis, and GSK. Ralf developed and brought to licensure more than 25 different vaccines and has published extensively on vaccines and public health.
Christian Mandl, M.D., Ph.D., is a SAB member and has an accomplished academic career in molecular and clinical virology. Previously, he served as global head of Research, Early and Exploratory Clinical Development at Novartis Vaccines, leading more than 300 discovery and clinical researchers in the development of a broad range of viral and bacterial vaccines, adjuvants, and delivery platforms.
Jean-Paul Prieels, Ph.D., is a SAB member and his career spans from basic research to process and product development. He previously served as a senior vice president of Research and Development at GlaxoSmithKline Biologicals (now GSK Vaccines). He was instrumental in developing several commercially available vaccines, such as rotavirus, human papilloma virus (HPV), pneumococcal conjugates, and others.
Barney S. Graham, M.D., Ph.D., is a SAB member, and inventor of DS-Cav1, the clinically validated RSV F antigen incorporated into IVX-121. He is an immunologist, virologist, and clinical trials physician. He was one of the founding investigators for the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) Vaccine Research Center (VRC) at the National Institutes of Health (NIH), where he is now the deputy director and chief of the Viral Pathogenesis Laboratory and oversees the advanced development of VRC candidate vaccine products.
Icosavax's in-licensed computationally designed VLP technology is a product of the IPD's Translational Investigator Program, which enables entrepreneurial researchers to turn their first working versions of designed proteins into commercially viable assets. The license to this technology was negotiated with CoMotion at the University of Washington, UW's collaborative innovation hub.
About Icosavax
Icosavax is focused on developing safe and effective vaccines against infectious diseases that address important unmet medical needs and reduce healthcare costs. The company was founded on breakthrough computationally designed virus-like particle technology, exclusively licensed for a variety of infectious disease indications from the Institute for Protein Design at the University of Washington. Icosavax is located in Seattle. For more information, please visit www.icosavax.com.


With Valve having recently released the full version of their new 'Steam Trading Cards' feature, after a surprisingly short beta period, there has been much discussion around the Internet about the purpose and usefulness of the system. Some have praised the system as another way for allowing users to get more involved in the Steam Community, and rewarding dedicated Steam users; others, however, have criticized the system as being gimmicky and even exploitative, and nothing more than a money-making scheme on Valve's part.
A quick run-down for those of you who are unfamiliar with the system: Steam Trading Cards allows users to receive random trading cards for playing various games, which they can then craft into 'badges' in order to increase their 'Steam level,' a new, RPG-like feature added to Steam. Higher Steam levels grant users additional Steam features, such as the ability to customize their Steam profiles further, or have larger friends lists. Trading cards can obviously be traded with other users, and can also be sold for money. At first glance, the system seems like a fantastic idea: it rewards you for playing games you like, which you can then use to unlock additional features; meanwhile, people not interested can simply ignore the system altogether. Thus, everybody is happy. The truth is not that simple, however.
This is an editorial piece written by Jon "Tyk-Tok", one of our new writers and editors (you might remember hearing him in many episodes of the recently hiatus'd Podcast 17). It focuses on last year's Steam Holiday Sale, which just came to a close earlier this month; and the criticisms aimed squarely towards it, by some of the Steam userbase.
With tongue firmly in cheek (and wallet trapped in a state of existential chaos), Tyk-Tok looks at the 2012 Holiday Sale, and offers some of his thoughts.
I remember my first handful of Steam Holiday Sales, and just how magical the whole experience felt. Right on down the line of your friends, acquaintances, and who-is-this-persons, you would see their green-highlighted avatars playing the new daily deal, which they had been craving all-year round. I remember taking my holiday bonus and just going on a virtual rampage of five and ten dollar steals. But that was a good few years ago.
Looking at the experience nowadays, I might see something very different.


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How to Talk to the Powerball Truther in Your Life
Powerball Truthers are out there. Here's how to talk to them.
By Peter Rugg
Filed Under Prison, Anonymous & Design
Two dollars will buy you a dream, for a few hours, anyway. As you probably have read, the odds are long for you to win the Powerball — just don't blame the machine. No matter what 50 Cent says, the game is probably not rigged. Here's some background if you get caught in conversation with a Powerball Truther waiting for tonight's drawing.
The numbers that hopefully wind up generating a $1.5 billion winning combination are going to be selected by the Halogen 2, which is the Cadillac of random number generators. Take it from this anonymous lottery worker who gave a Reddit AMA in 2012:
"I've only seen the inside of a draw game machine once. But the process by which the numbers are drawn gave me a bit of a nerdgasm. Without going into too much detail (again, trying to avoid a lawsuit), the design of the machine is nothing short of brilliant. It's a sophisticated combination of toggling hardware, RNGs, and algorithms all working in an elaborate sequence to kick out a random data set. The science behind it is crazy."
Not to mention:
"Change control internally is extreme, to say the least. Everything is logged, documented, signed off on, etc. We're subjected to rigorous external audits on everything we and our vendors do software-wise annually."
According to that source, most of the scams were attempted by retailers:
"You'd be shocked at how often retailers steal tickets from players by telling them that their ticket isn't a winner. A few states have even gone so far as to set up an undercover team that specializes in catching these people. What they do is present retailers who players have complained about with "marked" tickets and then have them arrested when the retailer comes in to claim the prize. It's a big program in California. They've caught a lot of people.
"I've also seen several cases where a retailer is mass producing draw game wagers and re-selling them overseas on the Internet for huge mark-up - sometimes as much as 1000% of face value. That's a quick path to prison, too.
"And then, of course, we get idiots who do everything they can to make losing tickets look like winners hoping to get an idiot convenience store clerk to "sight validate" the ticket instead of scanning it in the system to see if it's a win. We discourage the hell out of that behavior. Clerks should never pay out based on a ticket they THINK is a winner. I will never understand why they don't just scan the damn things."
Lotteries have been hacked, most notably by computerized drawings, but the last, best numbers scam was run back in 1980, when a Pennsylvania television lottery host named Nick Perry conspired to rig the game. He had a great scheme, weighing down all balls except for the 4 and the 6, making it impossible for any other number to get vacuumed into the selector. That meant there were only eight possible winning combinations, with the drawing resulting in 6-6-6. But betting was so skewed that the lottery police picked up on the con almost immediately, and Perry was sentenced to seven years in prison. Then the story was turned into a lesser John Travolta movie. So, punishment achieved, society.


Boston-based quartet Darlingside burst onto the indie scene in 2010 with their debut EP and have won critical acclaim from the likes of Rolling Stone and the New Yorker. Now they're back with their third album, Extralife, the follow-up to 2015's Birds Say.
The album opens with the haunting title track, which feels unsettling and mesmerising at the same time – I could quite easily see this soundtracking an incredibly hip film. Then the band's vocals come in and you see why they're so renowned for their harmonies, which add an almost choral feel to the song. It's a delicate, gentle piece of music and oddly reminiscent of the Beach Boys, setting the tone for what's to come.
Throughout the album Darlingside draw on a wide range of influences. Tracks like the guitar-driven, Mumford & Sons-esque Singularity and the bouncy rhythm and anthemic chorus of Futures sit alongside the more introspective Hold Your Head Up High, the foreboding, atmospheric Orion and the lullaby-like feel of Old Friend. That said, they're not afraid to embrace more futuristic sounds alongside traditional ones, such as on the playful Eschaton where the electronic melody put me in mind of Owl City.
However, what ties the whole album together is the band's utterly gorgeous vocals. With no lead singer, their voices blend together wonderfully to create a lush wall of sound. It makes the album really immersive too, placing more emphasis on the imagery of the lyrics in songs such as The Rabbit And The Pointed Gun and Indian Orchard Road.
For me the standout track on the album is Lindisfarne. The band's smooth and clear vocals glide effortlessly over the stripped-back melody, allowing them to really stand out, before a lush string section comes in halfway through. It's a song that leaves you wanting more and a shining example of how a great song doesn't need too much production to still have an impact.
The album closes with Best Of The Best Of Times. It's got a slightly more poppier vibe than the other songs, with the sunny melody contrasting its slightly downbeat lyrics, and feels like a slightly odd way to end the record. That said, the changes in tempo and distorted guitars midway through seem typical of the band's desire to keep things different and constantly surprise the listener.
Overall Darlingside have made an eclectic album which draws on a wide variety of musical styles but still manages to maintain a modern feel. Although it can feel a little samey in places, their solid harmonies and strong sense of how to tell a story mean this is a record worth listening to. It won't be everyone's cup of tea, but it's certainly an intriguing spin on the folk genre.


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You Need To Handle Serious Traffic Violations
On behalf of Law Offices of Daniel R. Perlman posted in Drunk Driving Charges,DUI on Thursday, February 15, 2018
Traffic violations happen every day. As a driving society, we all deal with minor and/ or serious traffic violations at some point during the course of our lives. When those traffic violations occur, you will need to know how to legally protect yourself from the repercussions.
The term "traffic violation" is an umbrella term for a wide variety of incidents. Traffic violations are so closely regulated by law enforcement as a way to educate bad drivers, while also preventing unsafe driving habits. Years of research has proven that most drivers want to be compliant with these rules so that they avoid being caught. Here are some examples of traffic violations:
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DNA and Criminality: Two Sides of a Coin
On behalf of Law Offices of Daniel R. Perlman posted in on Thursday, February 8, 2018
Unique to an individual, except in very limited situations, DNA is unchanging throughout one's life. DNA is a reliable identifier, and, most conveniently for forensic purposes, it is found in all the body's cells. Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) is an essential molecule that is found in every part of our bodies. DNA testing on biological samples such as skin, saliva, semen, blood or hair is increasingly used to help convict or exonerate people suspected of crimes and with great accuracy. As crucial courtroom evidence, it must be properly collected, preserved and kept from contamination. When the whole procedure is expertly undertaken and correctly completed, DNA testing has become the modern, almost foolproof version of fingerprinting.
For suspects undergoing investigation for a crime and those already incarcerated, DNA testing can almost feel like the flip of a coin. For a suspect, if the coin comes up heads and results in a perfect DNA match to a sample found on the victim's clothing, he or she is on their way to a jail cell. For those already behind the bars of a prison cell, when tails indicates a crime scene DNA mismatch, it could mean the end of years of unwarranted incarceration. But, as we all know too well, no one can be 100% certain of a coin toss.
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Juveniles Get Chance With New Laws
On behalf of Law Offices of Daniel R. Perlman posted in Criminal Defense on Thursday, February 1, 2018
How juveniles are treated in the justice system has long been a topic of debate. In the latest development, California will be joining 19 other states in ending life sentences for children and teens.
New Laws Give Juveniles a Chance
Juveniles that face sentencing early on in their young lives often find themselves rotating through the revolving door that is the criminal justice system. But now that might be changing. New state laws will give juveniles more opportunities and fewer punishments, in hopes that juveniles will be rehabbed instead of institutionalized.
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Sexual Battery Investigation Against Singer Seal
On behalf of Law Offices of Daniel R. Perlman posted in Celebrity Crime,Criminal Defense on Thursday, January 25, 2018
Singer Seal is under investigation for an alleged incident of sexual battery that took place in 2016. The allegations come just a few days after the singer offered his support for the #MeToo movement.
Seal Being Investigated for Sexual Battery
Seal has been accused by actress Tracey Birdsall. Birdsall was a neighbor of the singer's in 2016 and alleges that at that time the singer lunged at her, groped her, attempted to kiss her, and also belittled her for wearing a tank top and shorts. The singer had come over to her house to return a salad spinner she had loaned him.
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Rodman Arrested on DUI Suspicion
On behalf of Law Offices of Daniel R. Perlman posted in Celebrity Crime,Drunk Driving Charges,DUI on Thursday, January 18, 2018
Former NBA star Dennis Rodman has checked into an alcohol rehabilitation center after being arrested for a DUI over the weekend.
Dennis Rodman Arrested on Suspicion of DUI
Darren Prince, the basketball player's agent, has announced the former player has admitted himself into rehab for the second time. This past weekend he was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence when he was pulled over for a traffic violation.
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False Sexual Misconduct Allegations Against Paul Haggis?
Paul Haggis is firing back at his sexual misconduct accusers, claiming that the charges he's facing are backlash from the Church of Scientology. The writer left the church in 2009 and has since become one of its greatest critics.
Paul Haggis False Sexual Misconduct Allegations?
Could the allegations against Paul Haggis just be a means for the Church of Scientology to get back at him for his harsh criticisms?
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Holiday DUIs Presents Handed Out by CHP
On behalf of Law Offices of Daniel R. Perlman posted in Criminal Defense,DUI on Thursday, January 4, 2018
Over Thanksgiving weekend, the California Highway Patrol arrested 1,057 for DUIs, compared to 902 in 2016 and that uptick in numbers continued into and through the holiday season.
The CHP Handed Out DUIs for the Holidays
During the 2017 holiday season, CHP arrests for driving under the influence spiked dramatically compared to 2016.
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New Insight into Los Angeles Traffic Violations
On behalf of Law Offices of Daniel R. Perlman posted in Criminal Defense,Traffic Violations on Thursday, December 28, 2017
Los Angeles Controller Ron Galperin has given LA residents a new look into traffic and parking ticket metrics.
Los Angeles Traffic Violations – A New Insight
Los Angelenos are now able to check out stats on parking tickets thanks to the open data portal called Street Talk: Parking Tickets in LA. Residents using the portal are able to access information and suggestions for avoiding parking violations. According to that portal, the most frequently issued tickets in Los Angeles are given for street cleaning (26 percent), expired meters (23 percent), and expired car registration tabs (10 percent). While residents might feel the most picked on, it appears that delivery companies like UPS and FedEx receive the most tickets per year. Together, the companies received more than 45,000 tickets in one year alone.
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Thousands Accused as Juveniles Can Now Challenge Punishment
On behalf of Law Offices of Daniel R. Perlman posted in Criminal Defense,Juvenile Crimes,Supreme Court on Thursday, December 21, 2017
According to a Supreme Court ruling that was just handed down, more than a thousand inmates across the nation who were sentenced to life without possibility of parole when they were juveniles will now be able to challenge the punishments.
In January, 2016, the U.S. Supreme Court's decision extended a previous 2012 ruling that had invalidated future life-without-parole sentences for juveniles to all similar offenders that had been received life sentences in the past.
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California's Pot Laws in 2018
On behalf of Law Offices of Daniel R. Perlman posted in Criminal Defense,Drug Charges,Drug Manufacturing & Cultivation,Drug Trafficking,Federal Drug Charges on Thursday, December 14, 2017
If you are a fan of marijuana you might be looking forward to 2018 for another reason – the sale of pot will be legal on Jan. 1, 2018.
2018 Pot Laws in California
When Proposition 64 passed the state legislature January 1, 2018 was designated it the official opening of the adult-use marijuana market in California.
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DEIR EZ-ZOR/IDLIB, Syria (AA): U.S.-led coalition warplanes struck a building used as a prison by the Daesh terrorist group, killing scores of people, including dozens of civilians, local sources told Anadolu Agency on Thursday.
The coalition has continued to target the Hejjin district and surrounding towns and villages in Syria's eastern Deir ez-Zor province, much of which still remains under Daesh control.
According to local sources in Deir ez-Zor, coalition fighter jets early Wednesday targeted a building near the town of Siife in which Daesh terrorists had been holding a number of prisoners.
The airstrikes reportedly killed dozens of people, most of whom were civilians being forcefully held by the terrorist group.
The coalition was cobbled together in 2014 after Daesh overran vast swathes of territory in both Iraq and Syria.
The U.S.-backed YPG/PKK terrorist group, meanwhile, continues to occupy the eastern and western outskirts of Deir ez-Zor, which is located east of the Euphrates River.
Despite the fact that the group receives active support from the U.S. and France, it appears unable to clear the province of Daesh terrorists.
Following an assault in which an estimated 6,000 of its members participated, the YPG/PKK terror group recently succeeded in capturing the town of Suse, but was forced to withdraw shortly afterward.
The U.S.-led coalition has continued to target Deir ez-zor's towns of Hejjin, Siife and Suse, along with the villages of Bu Hassan and Bu Hatr, all of which remain under Daesh control.
Syrian Government forces, meanwhile, remain deployed in the province's western regions.
While the YPG/PKK terrorists currently occupy some 28 percent of Syrian territory, Daesh is estimated to hold only three percent.
In a related development, a civilian was killed — and another three injured — in attacks by Syrian forces and allied militias in Syria's northern Idlib province, the White Helmets civil defense agency said Saturday.
Government forces and militias attacked residential buildings in the towns of Jarjanazin and Al-Tah in the province's eastern countryside, according to an Anadolu Agency correspondent based in the area.
During the attacks, a civilian was reportedly killed and three others injured by Government artillery barrages.
At least 35 civilians in Idlib are estimated to have been killed — and scores more injured — in similar attacks by the Syrian forces and its allies since mid-September.
Following a Sept. 17 meeting in Sochi between Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, the two sides agreed to set up a demilitarized zone — in which acts of aggression are expressly prohibited — in Idlib.
Under the terms of the deal, opposition groups in Idlib will remain in areas in which they are already present, while Russia and Turkey will carry out joint patrols in the area to prevent any resumption of fighting.
According to the UN, hundreds of thousands of people have been killed in the conflict.


New York, N.Y. – June 5, 2018 – iHeartMedia announced today the iconic lineup for the 2018 iHeartRadio Music Festival, the legendary concert event which creates radio history year after year through powerful and unforgettable performances. The event will take place on September 21 and 22 at Las Vegas' hottest entertainment venue, T-Mobile Arena. This year, the epic two-day lineup will feature performances by Justin Timberlake, Jack White, Carrie Underwood, Mariah Carey, Imagine Dragons, Jason Aldean, Sam Smith, Luke Bryan, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Panic! At The Disco, Kelly Clarkson, Shawn Mendes, Kygo, Rae Sremmurd, Logic and more. The iHeartRadio Music Festival will also include a performance from this year's Macy's iHeartRadio Rising Star winner, to be announced on July 6.


The author of Your Short Game Solution presents his Tour-proven putting-improvement system that can work with any stroke. In a follow-up to the industry-acclaimed Your Short Game Solution (2015), James Sieckmann presents a no-nonsense plan to making more putts. Most putting manuals focus on hard-set mechanics that even the top putters on Tour fail to achieve. According to Sieckmann, you can score even if your mechanics are flawed as long as you master four essential skills: 1) choosing the correct line; 2) starting your ball on that line; 3) matching the line with appropriate speed; and 4) believing completely in yourself and in your training. Borrowing from the same playbook he uses with his Tour clients, Sieckmann outlines a step-by-step process for perfecting these skills, which automatically boost performance.


Everybody's talking about Pinterest, the next evolution of social bookmarking tools like Digg, Del.ico.us, StumbleUpon, etc. Instead of sharing a bookmark in text form, you share it visually, on an attractive "pinboard." You can follow others' boards and repin (AKA reblog, retweet) their posts.
Pinterest has given me a forum to collect and share recipes, book recommendations, things that make me laugh, and even a small (but growing) portfolio of stuff I'm particularly proud to have written for various blogs.
But the fun doesn't end there: there are practical applications for your nonprofit as well. AARP and the National Wildlife Federation have found good ways to target niche audiences on Pinterest, and one of our friends at the RAD Campaign recently posted a bodacious brainstorm of 42 creative uses for Pinterest targeted at specific kinds of nonprofits. And if those aren't enough, here are 17 more fascinating ideas for organizations.
Add "pin it" buttons to your blog or web site so your visitors and supporters can create their own pin boards that highlight your cause.
Has your organization tried Pinterest yet? Tell us your story in the comments.


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Ever wonder how much work goes into designing patterns so sewers everywhere can enjoy sewing to their heart's content without spending enormous amounts of time and effort figuring out all the math and physics that goes into pattern design?
Check out an abundance of sewing groups on FaceBook and you will be amazed at the hours of work and careful attention that goes into every good sewing circle! Join some fabulous pattern groups as well while you're at it. They all have the most helpful and inspiring members, such as Ellie Inspired Pattern Group, where a great number of new smockers were inspired to learn how to smock from scratch and also finish a complete outfit in record time! Pretty amazing feat to accomplish! Sew Classic for Children is an all-time favorite if you have questions or want to learn fine sewing techniques used with Children's Corner Patterns and Tie Dye Diva Sewing Patterns has just announced the release of a new set of adorable summer designs. All of them offer matching doll patterns. Sew Exciting!!
For Heirloom sewers and smockers, be sure to check out the Heirloom Sewing and Smocking group created by Laurie Anderson of Southern Stitches and Brer Rabbit Designs. You will find in that group the very best tutoring and inspiration available from the most exceptionally gifted and talented instructors on earth! Seriously! Another reason you'd love to get to know these unique designers is that their contributions to sewing is always from the heart; and what an enormous gift that is to all humans around the world!
While many of us have recently mourned the loss of three amazing heirloom sewing and smocking magazines (Creative Needle, Australian Smocking and Embroidery, and Sew Beautiful Magazine), we are still very fortunate that the Smocking Arts Guild of America is planning a most amazing "Sewcation" this year and continues to promote smocking and fine needlework through programs such as their Artisan and Wee Care programs!
So we are definitely going through a very exciting yet challenging time in this new sewing and pattern era. Many seamstresses still love paper printed patterns, neatly folded in pretty envelopes and filed away in a drawer or pretty basket. I have a number of them tucked away in an old dresser.
The up-and-coming generation is more likely to love convenient and instant-downloadable PDF patters where one can print what's needed and reduce paper filing to a minimum. I am part of the "sandwich generation" so I like both old and new. My pattern library is filled with many favorite patterns from amazing pattern designers so my filing is kept under tight control, lol. I keep most of my sewing instructions in 3-ring binders, like these from Gail Doane and Michie Mooney.
Slowly, but surely, I am also adapting to the new PDF world!


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Road databases may be used as input data to guidance and road network analysis software, i.e. for drawing up road maps. They supply driving instructions indicating itineraries and accessibility, adapt the journey in real time to take closed roads into account, indicate changes in direction, journey time, distance, the cost of the trip and centres of interest along the way, etc.
Geomarketing means integrating the spatial reality of economic activities for marketing purposes. This mainly depends on the geographic implantation location. The location of a shop, the geographic prospecting sector of a sales representative, the situation and capillarity of a remote distribution cable network, all these have a major impact on economic activity.
Geomarketing is based mainly on geographic information systems (GIS), used to process databases by connecting information commonly used in marketing - such as the age and gender of individuals, the number of children and type of residence for households, dependent workforce, the sector of activity and turnover of the company market - with information specific to geomarketing: geographic positioning.
Depending on the context and the purpose of the study, geomarketing is concerned with analysing the spatial distribution of information, services or goods consumption and exchange points. Therefore the scope of geomarketing is extensive, from the diversity of sectors of activity which use it to the variety of problems dealt with.
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Geomarketing uses the wealth of geographical maps to accurately analyse sales and the distribution network.


The plates are a new addition to "hyakushiki" series, a product line of free spirited Urushi-glassware, which redefines conventional perception of lacquer by adorning sumptuous elegance of Kiso lacquer on refreshingly transparent glass wares. The artisans use brush strokes to paint the glassware, forming a unique texture of lacquer and glass for a rare experience. Patterns of water ripples are used as its motif.


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Double The Pleasure
Zhang Jiewen and Yang Wei celebrate their gold win.
China failed to equal its three-medal sweep in Sydney, but the Chinese did win gold and silver in women's doubles. And despite losing in the final, Gao Ling was the big winner, picking up her third Olympic medal.
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U.S. badminton duo falls to bottom half of draw
America's hopes for its first badminton medal, the unseeded team of Kevin Han and Howard Bach, wound up in the bottom half of the draw Sunday.
Clement: Stamina needed
How tough could badminton be? Players can cover almost 4 miles in a match that's not anything like what you play in your back yard.
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Athens Insider: No kidding
Brian Church, our Athens Insider, offers a little slice of what life's like in the host city. And he swears all of it is true.
Ratto: Greece is for ...
With the Games barely weeks away, the Greek Olympic Committee must market this puppy as never before.
Redefining Athens identity
In 1896, Athens had just about 100,000 people. Today, greater Athens is a concrete carpet of more than 4 million people.
The uneasy guarantee
Officials promise there will be safe Games in Athens this summer.
Swifter. Higher. Scarier.
The threat of terrorism has some athletes concerned for their safety, while others still look forward to competing in Athens.
Afghani athletes first since '96 at Olympic Games
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Q: Typescript array.from(iterator) incorrect type and cannot be cast? In converting flow code to typescript an error happens when using iterators. The iterator is missing something
const iter: Iterator<RouteData> = contentMap.routes();
const contentArray: Array<RouteData> = Array.from(iter);

It gives the following error, notice that this points to the second line, so iter is of correct type/the return of contentMap.routes() is an iterator:
Error:(109, 55) TS2769: No overload matches this call.
  Overload 1 of 4, '(iterable: Iterable<RouteData> | ArrayLike<RouteData>): RouteData[]', gave the following error.
    Argument of type 'Iterator<RouteData, any, undefined>' is not assignable to parameter of type 'Iterable<RouteData> | ArrayLike<RouteData>'.
      Property 'length' is missing in type 'Iterator<RouteData, any, undefined>' but required in type 'ArrayLike<RouteData>'.
  Overload 2 of 4, '(arrayLike: ArrayLike<RouteData>): RouteData[]', gave the following error.
    Argument of type 'Iterator<RouteData, any, undefined>' is not assignable to parameter of type 'ArrayLike<RouteData>'.

Why does this happen, and how do I fix it?
The iterator is created somewhere like:
routes():Iterator<RouteData> {
    return this._routes.values();
}

The compile target for typescript is "es6", so maps should be fully supported? Or is it just impossible to create an array from an iterator and have I been doing it all wrong (and was babel just that forgiving)?

A: As you probably know, an iterator is an object with a next method used for iterating through an iterable (an object with a [Symbol.iterator] method for getting an iterator from it).
Array.from accepts an iterable (or an array-like), but in that code it thinks it's just getting an iterator.
Most iterators, including all of the ones you get from standard JavaScript methods, are also iterable because they implement [Symbol.iterator]() { return this; }, directly or indirectly through the iterator prototype —but not all do. So it's not safe to assume that all iterators are iterable.
You probably want to update routes to show that it returns something that's both an iterator and iterable:
routes(): Iterator<T> & Iterable<T> {
    return this._routes.values();
}

Then:
const iter = contentMap.routes();
const contentArray = Array.from(iter);

(There's no need for the explicit types on those, TypeScript will infer them.)
Here's a version on the playground demonstrating the problem using Iterator.
Here's that same code using Iterator<T> & Iterable<T> as above.

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Olympics Track and Field
Who won the olympic 2008 100 meter?
Q: Who won the olympic 2008 100 meter?
Who won the butterfly in oylimpics swimming in 2008?
Michael Phelps won both the 100-meter and 200-meter Butterfly at the 2008 Summer Games, setting a world record in the 200, and an Olympic record in the 100.
Who won the 100 meter and what time?
In the 2012 Olympics Usain Bolt won the 100 Meter with a time of 9.6, a new Olympic record.
Who won the women's 100 meter freestyle in the 2008 Olympics?
Britta Steffen of Germany in a time of 53.12 seconds, an Olympic record.
How many medals has Rebecca soni won in the Olympics?
Rebecca has won three Olympic medals ... a gold in 200 meter breaststroke and silver in 100 meter breaststroke and 4x100 meter medley relay. She won all three at the 2008 Games in Beijing.
Who one the 100 meters in 2008?
It was Usain Bolt who won the 100 metres in the 2008 Olympic games.
How many Olympic Games has Shelly Ann Fraser competed in?
One, the 2008 Summer Games in Beijing. She won gold in women's 100 meter dash at the 2008 Games.
How many medals has bolt won in 2012 Olympic games?
01 in 100 meter
What was Michael Phelps time in the 100 fly at the 2008 Beijing Olympics?
Michael Phelps won gold in the 100 meter butterfly at the 2008 Games in Beijing in a time of 50.58 seconds, a new Olympic record.
Who won the 100 meter dash in the 2008 Olympics?
Who was the outstanding dutch athlete who won 4 gold metals in the 1948 olympic games?
Fanny Blankers-Koen.Blankers-Koen won gold in women's 100 meter dash, 200 meter dash, 80 meter hurdles, and 4x100 meter relay at the 1948 Games in London. She tied the Olympic record in the 100 meter dash and set Olympic records in the 200 meter dash and 80 meter hurdles.
Who won the 2004 Olympic Gold Medal for the men's 100-meter dash?
Justin Gatlin
How many Olympic medals have Australian men won in the 100 meter sprint?
Through the 2008 Games in Beijing, Australian men have won two medals in the 100 meter sprint: 1) 1900 - Stanley Rowley, bronze 2) 1956 - Hector Hogan, bronze
Who was the 1968 men's 100 meter Olympic champion?
Jim Hines of the United States won gold in the 100 meter dash at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City with a time of 9.95 seconds.
Which British sprinters have won olympic 100 meter sprints?
As of the 2008 Games, there have been two British gold medalists in the 100 meter dash, Harold Abrahams in 1924 and Linford Christie in 1992. No British woman has won gold in the 100 meters. Allan Wells 1980 makes 3
How many medals has Linford Cristie won?
Linford Christie won 3 Olympic medals. He won gold in 100 meter dash at the 1992 Games in Barcelona and won silver in 100 meter dash and silver in 4x100 meter relay at the 1988 Games in Seoul.
Who holds the most olympic gold medals in indivudual events all time?
Through the 2008 Games in Beijing, that is swimmer Michael Phelps of the United States who has won gold in 9 individual Olympic events: 2004 - 100 meter butterfly, 200 meter butterfly, 200 meter individual medley, 400 meter individual medley 2008 - 200 meter freestyle, 100 meter butterfly, 200 meter butterfly, 200 meter individual medley, 400 meter individual medley
Who won the men 10 meter platform doiving competition in the 2008 Olympic games?
Who won the 2008 summer Olympic games?
China won the 2008 Olympic games.
Who won the most medals in one summer Olympic game?
As of the 2008 Games that would be swimmer Mark Spitz of the United States who won seven gold medals at the 1972 Summer Olympic Games in Munich. 1) 100 meter butterfly 2) 200 meter butterfly 3) 100 meter freestyle 4) 200 meter freestyle 5) 4x100 meter freestyle relay 6) 4z200 meter freestyle relay 7) 4x100 meter medley relay
Who were the 1992 Olympic champions in the 100 meter butterfly?
I believe Pablo Morales (USA) won the 100 fly, but I'm not sure who won it on the women's side.
Who won bronze Olympic 1996 women 100 meter hurdles?
Patricia Girard-Léno of France.
Who won the mens olympic 100 meters gold medal in 2008?
Who won the 100 meters race in the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games?
Usain Bolt.
Where did Linford Christie run his first Olympic race?
That was 1988 in Seoul. He won silver in the 100 meter dash and the 4x100 meter relay.
How many medals does Milo Cavic win?
Milo has won 1 Olympic medal ... a silver in men's 100 meter butterfly swimming at the 2008 Summer Games in Beijing.


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DAWGS DROP ICE FLYERS IN OT, 3-2
Henry Dill stops 44 in overtime win
PENSACOLA, Fla. – Henry Dill made 44 saves and Brant Sherwood buried the game-winning goal in overtime as the Rail Yard Dawgs took out the Pensacola Ice Flyers, 3-2, Saturday night at the Pensacola Bay Center.
It took less than a minute of overtime for the Rail Yard Dawgs to end it. Jeff Jones took a stretch pass in the neutral zone and turned on the jets. He got an edge on the Pensacola defenseman and steered a shot toward the net that was blocked but Sherwood crashed the crease for the rebound. He knocked it home for the game-winning goal as the Dawgs dropped the Ice Flyers, 3-2.
The Ice Flyers struck first late in the first period. Meirs Moore took a shot at the blue line that was blocked but the rebound caromed back to him. He slid a pass to Michael Ederer who snapped a shot past Dill to make it 1-0.
Roanoke answered in the second period as Marcus Ortiz gained the zone with Brandon Wahlin who sprinted toward the net. Ortiz fed the puck past the Pensacola defense and Wahlin lifted a wrist shot top shelf to tie the game at one.
Early in the third, Lincoln Griffin grabbed the puck behind the net in the attacking end. He wrapped around the goal and stuffed a backhander past Jake Kupsky to the far post to give the Dawgs a 2-1 lead.
Pensacola ramped up the pressure throughout the third and fired 22 shots on Dill in the final frame. Garrett Milan finally broke through with four and a half minutes to play as a slap shot from the high slot tied the game.
Sherwood's goal broke a nine-game point drought, Dill made 44 saves and Ortiz picked up his first point as a Rail Yard Dawg. Roanoke improved to 10-16-5 while Pensacola moved to 18-5-7 with the overtime loss. The Rail Yard Dawgs will return to action on Thursday night on the road in Huntsville. Puck drop at the Von Braun Center is scheduled for 8:00 PM.
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Q: How to add and retrive additional data to serialize() in jquery ajax? I'm trying to work on how to append some more values to the serialize method in JQuery.
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      var dataString = $("#myform").serialize();
        dataString.push({name:"type", value: "myvalue"});
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On passing the values to ajax call page
I am using this additional data for my conditional check as
if ( $_POST['type'] == 'myvalue')
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  // on success code
  }
else
{
   //On fail Code
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But the condition is always going to else but now in if condition, Please assist If I am missing something and taking it wrong.
**NOTE the code is working fine if I am passing this name and value as hidden field form form ...

A: Use .serializeArray()
var dataString = $("#myform").serializeArray();
dataString.push({
    name: "type",
    value: "myvalue"
});


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Experts expect global warming to have a negative impact on crop yields, but shortages of water for irrigation could make for double the trouble, according to a study published yesterday.
As described in ScienceDaily, "given the present trajectory of greenhouse gas emissions, agricultural models estimate that climate change will directly reduce food production from maize, soybeans, wheat and rice by as much as 43 percent by the end of the 21st century. But hydrological models looking at the effect of warming climate on freshwater supplies project further agricultural losses, due to the reversion of 20 to 60 million hectares of currently irrigated fields back to rain-fed crops."
The study's lead author, Joshua Elliot, said the analysis is the first of its kind to feature an in-depth comparison of agricultural and hydrological models, which resulted in dramatically different results from other research.
"It's a huge effect, and an effect that's basically on the same order of magnitude as the direct effect of climate change," Elliott, a research scientist with the Computation Institute's Center for Robust Decision Making on Climate and Energy Policy (RDCEP), Argonne National Laboratory, is quoted as saying. "So the effect of limited irrigation availability in some regions could end up doubling the effect of climate change."
The "good" news, if any, is that some areas will most likely see more precipitation, which could mitigate some of the effects of shortages, the study says.
The study, entitled "Constraints and potentials of future irrigation water availability on agricultural production under climate change" and conducted under the auspices of the Agricultural Model Intercomparison and Improvement Project, as part of the Inter-Sectoral Impacts Model Intercomparison Project, was published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Amandla Stenberg stars in Twentieth Century Fox's THE HATE U GIVE. Photo Credit: Erika Doss.
Blu-Ray News DVD News
'The Hate U Give' Headlined By Amandla Stenberg Hits Blu-Ray In January
November 30, 2018 November 30, 2018 Greg Srisavasdi 67 Views 0 Comments Amandla Stenberg, Anthony Mackie, Common, Craig Hayes, Issa Rae, KJ Apa, Men of Honor, Regina Hall, Sabrina Carpenter, Soul Food, The Hate U Give
The Hate U Give, a feature based on the New York Times bestseller by Angie Thomas, hits Blu-ray, DVD, and 4K Ultra HD on January 22. It also comes out on Movies Anywhere on January 8. The extras on the disc are abundant, so read below!
The Hate U Give centers on Starr Carter (Amandla Stenberg) who attends a predominantly white and well to do prep school. Growing up in a low income neighborhood places her in the middle of two worlds, and it all comes to a head after the tragic shooting of her best friend Khalil (Algee Smith) by a cop. Finding her voice and standing up for what she believes in is of utmost importance to Starr, even as she faces pressure from all sides. The ensemble includes Regina Hall, Issa Rae, KJ Apa, Sabrina Carpenter, Common, and Anthony Mackie.
Extras on the disc include:
Extended Scenes – ("Maverick and Seven Protecting Their Home," "Uprising," and "Seven's Graduation")
Featurettes – ("Starting a Conversation," "The Talk," "Code Switching," "The Heart of Georgia," "Thank U Georgia). "Starr; Shine Your Light" is available on Blu-ray and 4K Ultra HD
Commentary – Audio from director George Tillman, Jr., Amandla Stenberg, Russell Hornsby, Angie Thomas, and Craig Hayes.
Amandla Stenberg and Algee Smith in Twentieth Century Fox's THE HATE U GIVE. Photo Credit: Erika Doss.
***I've thoroughly enjoyed what I've seen from George Tillman Jr. (specifically Soul Food and Men of Honor), and maybe this film will even exceed his previous work. As of this posting, The Hate U Give has a tomatometer rating of 97%, and it's one of the films that I'm really excited to check out. If you've seen the flick, I'd love to hear your thoughts on the project!
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Gathering information directly from the patient and family is vital, and requires compassion, humility, and patience.
Resource Assessments should use a strengths-based, patient-centered approach which focuses on successes without minimizing challenges.
Avoid Yes/No questions. Questions which require short answers or explanations yield more information and foster trust.
Reason for visit or referral While you may already have the reason why the family was referred, ask the patient or family member why they believe they are there.
Social connections Identify friends, extended family, others who provide emotional or other support. What other agencies or organizations are involved?
Financial resources This includes income from work, organizations, friends and family, disability, etc. Does the family have a bank account? What money do they have set aside in case of an emergency?
Physical/health resources What is the overall health of other family members, not merely the patient? How do they access a medical home and to appropriate care?
What is the housing situation? How stable is it?
How often does everyone have enough to eat?
How do they get to the store? How did they get to your appointment?
Educational resources What is the highest grade completed by the patient? The caregivers? Are there older siblings or other family members as well?
What's important to the family? The reason for your meeting may not necessarily be the reason for the presenting problem or something important to the family. Take time to learn what's important to them.
The Care Plan is developed in collaboration with the patient and the family. It is guided by information from the Resource Assessment and by conversations with the patient, the family, and others.
Once everyone has agreed on the Plan, be sure the patient or the family gets a copy of the Plan as well.
Contact the family on the dates agreed upon in the Plan to ask for an update. Provide your own update to them.
The family may have met the goal, may have made progress, or may not have made any progress at all.
Discuss the progress, including barriers which may have arisen, and how they want to proceed.
If necessary, set the next follow-up date before the meeting is over.


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The Irish Hobby is an extinct breed of horse developed in Ireland prior to the 13th century. The breed provided foundation bloodlines for several modern horse breeds, including breeds as diverse as the Connemara pony and the Irish Draught.  Palfreys were known as haubini in France, which eventually became hobbeye.  These animals eventually found their way to Ireland where the Irish Hobby developed.

The breed was mentioned in 1375 by the poet John Barbour, who called them hobynis in his poem, The Bruce. He also mentioned them in his work Reliquiae Antiquae, noting their speed.
And one amang, an Iyrysch man,Uppone his hoby swyftly ran...

Mares of Irish Hobby breeding may have been among the native horse breeds of Ireland that provided foundation stock for the Thoroughbred. There is a great deal of evidence that the Irish Hobby was imported to England and Scotland for various activities, including racing, "...they be so light and swift." Horses were traded in Ireland at the Cahirmee Horse Fair near the town of Buttevant, reputed to be one of the oldest horse fairs, since medieval times.

This quick and agile horse was also popular for skirmishing, and was often ridden by light cavalry known as Hobelars. Hobbies were used successfully by both sides during the Wars of Scottish Independence, with Edward I of England trying to gain advantage by preventing Irish exports of the horses to Scotland. Robert Bruce employed the hobby for his guerrilla warfare and mounted raids, covering  a day.

The breed is the origin of the term hobby horse. A common Irish phrase associated with the term is "go get on your hobby horse", which is an idiom to complain about a subject, topic, or issue in which one is excessively interested.

References

See also
 A bit too far: Ireland's Transylvanian link in the Later Iron Age (article concerning an Irish-Dacian horsebit c. 1st/2nd-century AD), Barry Raftery, in ''Seanchas:Studies in Early and Medieval Irish Archaeology, History and Literature in Honour of Francis John Byrne, ed. Alfred P. Smyth, pp. 1 –11. Four Courts Press, Dublin, 2000.

Extinct horse breeds
Horse breeds originating in Ireland
Horse breeds


Following the mandatory offer, 29.50% of Sulzer shares were tendered to Renova.
This brings Renova's total holdings to 62.86% of all Sulzer shares.
The payments to Sulzer shareholders who accepted the mandatory offer will be made on 4 December 2015.


From M4 Exit at Junction 16. You will follow 3 sets of dual carriageways with roundabouts. Keep following the signs to Swindon Centre. The dual carriageways will finish and the road will narrow and take you under a railway bridge. After the railway bridge turn left at the next mini-roundabout. You will pass by some terraced houses and at the top of this road you will see a park ahead. Turn right and proceed through 2 sets of traffic lights with a pedestrian crossing between the two. At the second set of lights (with a Bridal shop on your right and a turreted building on your left) turn right into Farnsby St. You will now be on a one way system which leads into Commercial Road. Follow the road to the left and you will find a car park if you turn left at the TSB. When you have parked, walk back to the point in Commercial Road where you turned into the car park. Turn left here and walk for approx 100 yards until you see Temple Street on your left. Chambers is on the first floor of the red-brick modern building on your right.
Leave the station and walk directly ahead and cross over at the lights. Carry on walking ahead (past the Queens Tap public house), down Wellington St. Cross over at the lights, still walking ahead. This will take you to a pedestrianised area with offices on either side and a café in the middle. Carry on across and continue under the underpass. This will take you to another pedestrian shopping area (The Parade). Carry on across and bear left (Hairdressing salon on left and Etam on right). Continue ahead and turn left at the clock into Regent Street. Walking up Regent Street, you will pass WH Smith. Just past the Savoy pub cross over and turn right into Temple Street. Pump Court Chambers is the last red-brick building on the left hand side. We are on the first floor.


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Aspero family collection of World War II ephemera
Ms. Coll. 1347
Aspero, Umberto Salvatore, 1899-1979
0.2 linear foot (1 box)
The Aspero family collection of World War II ephemera documents the living conditions and the deprivations endured by the Asperos and other American families during the world conflict. The collection includes rationing books and stamps, informational materials, and greeting cards from two members of the family, who served in the military during the war.
Aspero family collection of World War II ephemera, circa 1941-1945, MS. Coll. 1347, Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts, University of Pennsylvania
http://hdl.library.upenn.edu/1017/d/ead/upenn_rbml_PUSpMsColl1347
Born in Italy around 1870, Francesco Aspero immigrated to Worcester, Massachusetts, in 1900, where he was employed in a shoe factory. Four years later, his wife Maria Elvira Silvestri (circa 1879-1966) joined him in the United States. The couple had numerous children, including Umberto Salvatore (born in Naples on July 21 1899, died October 1979 in Andover, Sussex County, New Jersey), Anthony Arthur (1908-1989), Margaret (born circa 1912), Eleanor (born circa 1913) Joseph Anthony (born circa 1916), Louise (1917-2014), Anna (born circa 1921), and Paul (1922-1993).
In 1929, Umberto Aspero married Rose Cerreta (1908-2003) whose family had also immigrated to the United States. They lived in Newton, New Jersey and were the parents of Gloria T. Moore (1932-1967), Elvira Growdon (1939-2009), Benedict V. (born 1940), and Stephen (born 1947, donor of this collection). Because of his relatively advanced age, Umberto himself was not enlisted during the war; however, throughout World War II, Umberto Salvatore Aspero saved ephemera such as rationing books and stamps and informational materials, as well as greeting cards that his relatives in the service sent from Europe and the U.S.
The Aspero family collection of World War II ephemera comprises materials relating to many members of the family, including Umberto's wife Rose and three of their children: Gloria T. Moore, Elvira Growdon, and Benedict V. Aspero; his father-in-law, Michele Canio Cerreta (1874-1921); his brother-in-law, Canio Cerreta (1920-2001); and his brothers, Joseph Anthony Aspero and Anthony Arthur Aspero. After WWII, Canio Cerreta (also known as Tony Jordan) worked as Associate Producer for the Ed Sullivan Show, but the collection does not include documents relating to his television career.
As a whole, the Aspero family collection of World War II ephemera offers a glimpse into the living conditions and the deprivations endured by the Asperos and other American families during the world conflict.
This collection documents rationing, civilian participation in the war effort, and to a very minor extent, two men serving in the United States military. There are 14 war ration books from the first four series issued between 1942 and 1943 by the Office of Price Administration. Although a few of the ration books are empty of stamps, there are a number that still contain stamps. These books were issued to Michele Cerreta, Umberto and Rose Aspero, and their children, Gloria, Elvira, and Benedict. The collection also contains information regarding the shortages in fuels, and includes gas rationing books, stamps, transfer certificates, and informational materials.
Civilian's participation in the war effort is documented in the collection through forms and informational materials. Researchers will find several brochures relating to war saving bonds, many of which are highly patriotic and suggest that saving bonds were a way for the citizen to "help win the war." There are also brochures and leaflets on a variety of topics, including identifying men in the Armed Forces via insignia, encouraging Americans to safeguard military information, requesting support for the United Service Organization (USO), and methods for saving waste fats issued by the Conservation Department of the War Production Board (WPB). An issue of Army Talks from January 6, 1945, focusing on the Army in Europe, is also included.
To a very limited degree, the collection documents two family members who served in the military. Folder 5 contains five official election war ballot mailing envelopes (absentee voting) from 1944 for the state of Massachusetts. It is possible that these were issued to Anthony Aspero, a Massachusetts' resident who served in the Army during World War II. Finally, the collection includes two greeting cards sent from service men to Aspero family members. One card was sent in 1942 from Private Canio Cerreta, who was serving in Company C, of the 59th Medical Infantry Battalion, Fourth Platoon at Camp Barkeley, Texas. A 1944 Christmas card was sent from "Tony" (probably Anthony Aspero (1908-1989)) who was serving in Europe in the IX Engineer Command to his brother Joseph Anthony Aspero (1915-1987), an attorney in Worcester, Massachusetts. Neither card contains any written content.
University of Pennsylvania: Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts, 2018 March 15
Finding aid prepared by Siel Agugliaro
This collection is open for research use.
Immediate Source of Acquisition note
Gift of Stephen M. and Eva Jaworski Aspero, February 6, 2018. Both are graduates from the University of Pennsylvania (respectively Wharton, MBA, 1974, and SAMP, 1973).
Corporate Name(s)
United States. Office of Price Administration.
Aspero family.
Printed ephemera
World War, 1939-1945--Food supply--United States
World War, 1939-1945--Fuel supplies
World War, 1939-1945--Propaganda
World War, 1939-1945--United States
War ration books, 1942-1943.
Gasoline rationing books, stamps, and transfer certificates, 1942-1945.
Gasoline rationing, instructions and informational materials, 1942.
Saving bonds, forms and informational material, 1941-1944, undated.
Election war ballot envelopes, circa 1944.
Brochures and informational materials, 1942-1945, undated.
Army Talks, Vol. III no. 1, 1945 January 6.
Greeting cards, 1942, 1944.