The advertising production company is under threat. A number of factors are involved, most of which are known widely enough by anyone reading this that they don't need re-stating. The most obvious is the rise of in-house agency production departments.
Being threatened does not mean the worst prognosis will come to pass, but it does demand a response.
The Chinese word for crisis translates as 'dangerous opportunity'. This is not a moment of crisis, yet, but it is foreseeable that it could soon be. Production companies certainly have a dangerous opportunity. That is the opportunity to define themselves and what they offer in strong rather than weak terms. To be bold, and confident, rather than defensive. To face challenges head on rather than wish them away.
When the water outside is inexorably rising, there are broadly three options. One is to stand around bemoaning the unfairness of it all and questioning the morality of floods. Another is to build higher and higher walls of sandbags, trying to plug the gaps as they appear. A third is to build yourself a boat.
The first of these is clearly disastrous, and when the flood in question is technologically driven, as this one partly is, two doesn't have a great record either. Notable examples of industries that took this approach are music publishing and book publishing, both of whom are still recovering 20 years on from that strategic mistake, trying to belatedly fashion their boats while the remnants of their gilded houses float around them.
Production companies were once the only people who had the proper relationships and expertise to get a film of any kind made. They are not anymore, and that time is not coming back.
It is now cliché to say that 'anyone can make a film these days', but the often unspoken obverse of this is that not anyone can make a good film. In fact this is very hard, and it's what production companies do brilliantly.
The straightforward question put by this series may seem almost facile, but quickly provokes a surprising range of answers, some conflicting. Answered correctly, it can help to define production companies for the next 30 to 40 years, rather than trying in vain to turn the clock back to the last 40. Are they to be merely gatekeepers to good directors, hoping to stem the flow of talent outwards to agents and independent reps, or are they to offer a genuinely irreplaceable service?
The APA believes this service already exists, and it's called producing. It is rarely if ever properly defined, and as a consequence is woefully undervalued by many agencies and clients, which is how they have come to think they can do it themselves with no great loss of quality.
This is an error, and they will come to realise it, but there's no reason this has to happen before they've killed off the industry and skill base they're underestimating. As Britain has found out to our cost in other sectors, recovering a skill base after it has been dismantled is virtually impossible. British agencies and clients have a clear vested interest in British advertising continuing to be among, if not the, best in the world, and if they only protect production companies for selfish reasons, this will at least be a display of intelligence. It is not an excuse that looking to expand by land-grabbing revenue from every possible supplier is what agencies do. They will need to stop doing it in this case if our business is not to become one big Scorpion and Frog parable.
With this series of essays, we hope to open a big, frank and provocative conversation about what producing is, how to do it well, and why production companies are still the best possible repository of the most vital skill in the making of the moving image.
It is a conversation we need to have, and for it to be productive, it will also have to be unflinchingly honest about what production companies do badly, or may in future not do at all. In that spirit, we welcome critical opinion from inside and outside the production world, so long as it recognises the above as a fair assessment of our shared interests. We are happy for contributors to remain anonymous if it helps them to say what usually goes unsaid.
Some of you may not want to have this conversation, but the water is rising.
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Ciulli, Nicola and Garcia Espin, Joan Antoni and Figuerola, Sergi and Escalona, Eduard and Willner, Alexander (2009). NSP Interfaces to G2MPLS.
Cristea, Mihai Lucian and Strijkers, Rudolf and García Espín, Joan Antoni and Demchenko, Yuri and de Laat, Cees and Haleplidis, Evangelos and Willner, Alexander and Riera, Jordi Ferrer (2009). Supporting Communities in Programmable Grid Networks: gTBN. Poster on the Terena Networking Conference. Terena Networking Conference.
Escalona, Eduard and García Espin, Joan Antoni and de Leenheer, Marc and Riera, Jordi Ferrer and Willner, Alexander (2009). Report on Harmony system enhancements and testing.
García Espin, Joan Antoni and Riera, Jordi Ferrer and Willner, Alexander (2009). Interoperability with GÉANT2 JRA3 and other related projects.
Tenschert, Axel and Kübert, Roland and Battré, Dominic and Wäldrich, Oliver and Willner, Alexander (2009). Architektur des SLA-Frameworks und Integration.
García Espín, Joan Antoni and Riera, Jordi Ferrer and de Waal, Christian and Willner, Alexander (2008). NSP Enhancements.
Demchenko, Yuri and Willner, Alexander (2008). GAAA toolkit pluggable components and XACML policy profile for ONRP.
Figuerola, Sergi and Garcia, Joan A. and Sanchez, Angel and de Waal, Christian and Willner, Alexander (2008). The network service plane: An approach for inter-domain network reservations. 10th Anniversary International Conference on Transparent Optical Networks (ICTON). IEEE, 13–15.
Andree, Bert and García Espin, Joan Antoni and Figuerola, Sergi and Sánchez, Angel and de Waal, Christian and Willner, Alexander (2008). Planning and report on functional tests, and protoype for NRPS, Grid GMPLS control plane and Middlewate interoperability.
Pilz, Markus and Barz, Christoph and Bornhauser, Uli and Martini, Peter and de Waal, Christian and Willner, Alexander (2008). ARGON: Reservation in Grid-enabled Networks. 1. DFN-Forum on Communication Technologies. Gesellschaft für Informatik (GI), 75––84.
Andree, Bert and García Espín, Joan Antoni and Figuerola, Sergi and Sánchez, Angel and Prins, Antoon and de Waal, Christian and Willner, Alexander (2008). Definition and development of the Service Layer within the Middleware.
Demchenko, Yuri and Willner, Alexander (2008). AAA scenarios and test-bed experiences.
Cristea, Mihai Lucian and Demchenko, Yuri and Gommans, Leon and Willner, Alexander (2007). AAA Architectures for multi-domain optical networking scenario's.
Garcia Espin, Joan Antoni and Figuerola, Sergi and Hommes, Ferdinand and Savoie, Michel and Sánchez, Angel and de Waal, Christian and Willner, Alexander (2007). NRPS southbound interfaces for standard GMPLS control plane.
García Espín, Joan Antoni and Figuerola, Sergi and Prins, Antoon and Savoie, Michel and de Waal, Christian and Willner, Alexander (2007). Definition and development of the Network servie Plane and northbound interfaces development.


Participants will be introduced to a brief history of mango in the Caribbean. The properties of mango and its diversity beyond its use as a food will be discussed. Participants will be engaged in the production of a skin care product based on mango extract.


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For the occasion of their 110th anniversary in 2019, Tillamook Creamery, located in Oregon, declared National Cheddar Day, to celebrate their birthday and to share their passion for cheddar cheese. At the creamery during the inaugural celebration, free samples of their new birthday cake ice cream were given out, as were cheddar cheeses. For the second year, they teamed up with chefs and produced videos of dishes using Tillamook cheddar cheese being made. They also gave away "Ultimate Cheddar Kits" in a number of cities across the country, which were filled with various types of their cheddar cheeses—sliced, shredded, and chunked. At the creamery, they gave away 100 pounds of cheddar and served their Tilly Cheesesteak sandwiches.
Cheddar cheese got its start in the twelfth century in the village of Cheddar in Somerset, England. In the early years, England was the only country that produced cheddar cheese. Today, it is made in many countries and is eaten more than any other cheese in the world. It accounts for more than half of the cheese sold in the United Kingdom, and over a third of that sold in the United States. The best cheddars being made today come from England, Canada, Vermont, New York, and Wisconsin.
Cheddar is made from cow's milk and is usually pressed into cylinders that are 12 or 15 inches in diameter, which are then wrapped in thin muslin and coated with wax. The coloration of the cheese ranges from white to pale yellow. Although, colorings are often added to it to give it more of an orange or yellow hue. Cheddar is a hard cheese that is somewhat crumbly. It is aged for a minimum of 3–6 months and becomes sharper and more intense in taste the longer it ages. Many cheddars are aged 9–24 months. Not only is the cheese eaten plain, but it is used in numerous dishes and entrées. For example, it's a favorite for grilled cheese sandwiches and to top cheeseburgers, and is also commonly used in macaroni and cheese and fondue.
How to Observe National Cheddar Day
Some ways to spend the day include:
Eat cheddar cheese. Eat it plain or with crackers; use it to make grilled cheese sandwiches, macaroni and cheese, or fondue; top a cheeseburger with it, or use it to make one of many other recipes. You could even pick out a recipe from Tillamook to prepare. Share whatever you are eating or making on social media with the hashtag #NationalCheddarDay.
Make your own cheddar cheese.
Host a National Cheddar Day party. Have guests bring a cheddar cheese dish to pass, or have a macaroni and cheese, grilled cheese, or fondue cook-off.
Visit the Tillamook Creamery, where official events may be being held today. You could also visit a creamery that is closer to home.
Use Tillamaps to find Tillamook cheese in restaurants and stores near you.
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In the tutorial part Dataset basics and concepts we have discovered a magic ingredient of datasets: a Mapper. Mappers are probably the most powerful concept in PyMVPA, and there is little one would do without them.
In general, a mapper is an algorithm that transforms data. This transformation can be as simple as selecting a subset of data, or as complex as a multi-stage preprocessing pipeline. Some transformations are reversible, others are not. Some are simple one-step computations, others are iterative algorithms that have to be trained on data before they can be used. In PyMVPA, all these transformations are mappers.
If you are an MDP-user you probably have realized the similarity of MDP's nodes and PyMVPA's mappers.
Let's create a dummy dataset (5 samples, 12 features). This time we will use a new method to create the dataset, the dataset_wizard. Here it is, fully equivalent to a regular constructor call (i.e. Dataset), but we will shortly see some nice convenience aspects.
We see that the resulting dataset looks identical to the one above, but this time it got created from a 3D samples array (i.e. five samples, where each is a 4x3 matrix). Somehow this 3D array got transformed into a 2D samples array in the dataset. This magic behavior is unveiled by observing that the dataset's mapper is a FlattenMapper.
The purpose of this mapper is precisely what we have just observed: reshaping data arrays into 2D. It does it by preserving the first axis (in PyMVPA datasets this is the axis that separates the samples) and concatenates all other axis into the second one.
Now the situation has changed: two new mappers appeared in the dataset – a ChainMapper and a StaticFeatureSelection. The latter describes (and actually performs) the slicing operation we just made, while the former encapsulates the two mappers into a processing pipeline. We can see that the mapper chain represents the processing history of the dataset like a breadcrumb track.
As it has been mentioned, mappers not only can transform a single dataset, but can be fed with other data (as long as it is compatible with the mapper).
Although subds has less features than our input data, forward mapping applies the same transformation that had been done to the dataset itself also to our test 4x3 array. The procedure yields a feature vector of the same shape as the one in subds. By looking at the forward-mapped data, we can verify that the correct features have been chosen.
We have pretty much all the pieces to start a first analysis. We know how to load fMRI data from time series images, we know how to add and access attributes in a dataset, we know how to slice datasets, and we know that we can manipulate datasets with mappers.
A pattern of activation for each stimulus category in each half of the data (split by odd vs. even runs; i.e. 16 samples), including the associated sample attributes that are necessary to perform a cross-validated classification analysis of the data.
We have already seen how fMRI data can be loaded from NIfTI images, but this time we need more than just the EPI images. For a classification analysis we also need to associate each sample with a corresponding experimental condition, i.e. a class label, also sometimes called target value. Moreover, for a cross-validation procedure we also need to partition the full dataset into, presumably, independent chunks. Independence is critical to achieve an unbiased estimate of the generalization performance of a classifier, i.e. its accuracy in predicting the correct class label for new data, unseen during training. So, where do we get this information from?
Both, target values and chunks are defined by the design of the experiment. In the simplest case the target value for an fMRI volume sample is the experiment condition that has been present/active while the volume has been acquired. However, there are more complicated scenarios which we will look at later on. Chunks of independent data correspond to what fMRI volumes are assumed to be independent. The properties of the MRI acquisition process cause subsequently acquired volumes to be very similar, hence they cannot be considered independent. Ideally, the experiment is split into several acquisition sessions, where the sessions define the corresponding data chunks.
There are many ways to import this information into PyMVPA. The most simple one is to create a two-column text file that has the target value in the first column, and the chunk identifier in the second, with one line per volume in the NIfTI image.
SampleAttributes allows us to load this type of file, and access its content. We got 121 labels and chunk values, one for each volume. Moreover, we see that there are nine different conditions and all samples are associated with the same chunk. The attributes file for a different scan/run would increment the chunk value.
We got the dataset that we already know from the last part, but this time is also has information about chunks and targets.
Although one could craft individual attribute files for each fMRI scan, doing so would be suboptimal. Typically, stimulation is not synchronous with fMRI volume sampling rate, hence timing information would be lost. Moreover, information on stimulation, or experiment design in general, is most likely available already in different form or shape.
To ease working with a broad range of datasets, PyMVPA comes with dedicated support for datasets following the specifications used by the openfmri.org data-sharing platform. These are simple guidelines for file name conventions and design specification that can be easily adopted for your own data.
The tutorial data you are working with is following the openfmri.org scheme. Open the dataset folder and inspect the structure and content of the files with meta data. Notice, that it is possible to run a standard analysis using, for example, FSL's FEAT directly on this data in unmodified form.
Accessing such a dataset is done via a handler that simply needs to know where the dataset is stored on disk. This handler offers convenient access to basic information, such as the number of subjects, task descriptions, and other properties.
As you can see, the stimulus design information is available in a list of standard Python dictionaries for each event. This includes onset and duration of the stimulation, as well as literal condition labels, and task descriptions.
With a utility function it is straightforward to convert such an event list into a sample attribute array like the one we have loaded from a file before. events2sample_attr() uses the sample acquisition time information stored in the dataset's time_coords sample attribute to match stimulation events to data samples.
Note, that the conversion of stimulation events to attribute arrays is a rather crude way of labeling fMRI data that only works well with block-design-like experiments. We will see other approaches later in this tutorial.
The method get_bold_run_dataset() works the same way as fmri_dataset(), which we have seen before, and also supports the same arguments. However, instead of giving a custom filename, BOLD data is identified by subject, task, and acquisition run IDs.
Many fMRI experiments involve multiple runs. Loading such data is best done in a loop. The following code snippet loads all available runs for the object viewing task from our example subject in the dataset.
In Working with OpenFMRI.org data you can take a look at an example on how the kind of data preparation described above can be perform in an even more compact way.
The next step is to extract the patterns of activation from the dataset that we are interested in. But wait! We know that fMRI data is typically contaminated with a lot of noise, or actually information that we are not interested in. For example, there are temporal drifts in the data (the signal tends to increase when the scanner is warming up). We also know that the signal is not fully homogeneous throughout the brain.
All these artifacts carry a lot of variance that is (hopefully) unrelated to the experiment design, and we should try to remove it to present the classifier with the cleanest signal possible. There are countless ways to pre-process the data to try to achieve this goal. Some keywords are: high/low/band-pass filtering, de-spiking, motion-correcting, intensity normalization, and so on. In this tutorial, we keep it simple. The data we have just loaded is already motion corrected. For every experiment that is longer than a few minutes, as in this case, temporal trend removal, or detrending, is crucial.
PyMVPA provides functionality to remove polynomial trends from the data (other methods are available too), meaning that polynomials are fitted to the time series and only what is not explained by them remains in the dataset. In the case of linear detrending, this means fitting a straight line to the time series of each voxel via linear regression and taking the residuals as the new feature values. Detrending can be seen as a type of data transformation, hence in PyMVPA it is implemented as a mapper.
What we have just created is a mapper that will perform chunk-wise linear (1st-order polynomial) detrending. Chunk-wise detrending is desirable, since our data stems from 12 different runs, and the assumption of a continuous linear trend across all runs is not appropriate. The mapper is going to use the chunks attribute to identify the chunks in the dataset.
detrended_fds is easily identifiable as a dataset that has been flattened, sliced, and linearly detrended.
Note that detrending doesn't always have to be an explicit step. For example, if you plan on modelling your data with haemodynamic response functions in a general linear model (like it is shown in Working with OpenFMRI.org data with NiPy), polynomial detrending can be done simultaneously as part of the modeling.
While this will hopefully have solved the problem of temporal drifts in the data, we still have inhomogeneous voxel intensities that can be a problem for some machine learning algorithms. For this tutorial, we are again following a simple approach to address this issue, and perform a feature-wise, chunk-wise Z-scoring of the data. This has many advantages. First, it is going to scale all features into approximately the same range, and also remove their mean. The latter is quite important, since some classifiers are impaired when working with data having large offsets. However, we are not going to perform a very simple Z-scoring removing the global mean, but use the rest condition samples of the dataset to estimate mean and standard deviation. Scaling dataset features using these parameters yields a score corresponding to the per time-point voxel intensity difference from the rest average.
This mapper configuration implements a chunk-wise (the default) Z-scoring, while estimating mean and standard deviation from samples targets with 'rest' in the respective chunk of data.
Look at the Simple Data-Exploration example. Using the techniques from this example, explore the dataset we have just created and look at the effect of detrending and Z-scoring.
The last preprocessing step is to compute the actual patterns of activation. In the original study, Haxby and colleagues performed a GLM-analysis of odd vs. even runs of the data respectively and used the corresponding contrast statistics (stimulus category vs. rest) as classifier input. In this tutorial, we will use a much simpler shortcut and just compute mean samples per condition for both odd and even run independently.
Here we go! We now have a fully-preprocessed dataset: masked, detrended, normalized, with one sample per stimulus condition that is an average for odd and even runs respectively. Now we could do some serious classification, and this will be shown in Classifiers – All Alike, Yet Different, but there is still an important aspect of mappers we have to look at first.
Let's take a look back at the simple datasets from the start of the tutorial part.
A very important feature of mappers is that they allow to reverse a transformation, if that is possible. In case of the simple dataset we can ask the mapper to undo the flattening and to put our samples back into the original 3D shape.
Reverse mapping of a single sample (one-dimensional feature vector) through the mapper chain created a 4x3 array that corresponds to the dimensions of a sample in our original data space. Moreover, we see that each feature value is precisely placed into the position that corresponds to the features selected in the previous dataset slicing operation.
What happens is exactly what we expect: The initial one-dimensional vector is passed backwards through the mapper chain. Reverting a group-based averaging doesn't make much sense for a single vector, hence it is ignored. Same happens for Z-Scoring and temporal detrending. However, for all remaining mappers the transformations are reverse. First unmasked, and then reshaped into the original dimensionality – the brain volume.
In case you are wondering: The ChainMapper behaves like a regular Python list. We have just selected the first two mappers in the list as another ChainMapper and used that one for reverse-mapping.
One last interesting aspect in the context of reverse mapping: Whenever it is necessary to export data from PyMVPA, such as results, dataset mappers also play a critical role. For example we can easily export the revtest vector into a NIfTI brain volume image. This is possible because the mapper can put it back into 3D space, and because the dataset also stores information about the original source NIfTI image.
This image can now be stored as a file (e.g. nimg.to_filename('mytest.nii.gz')). In this format it is now compatible with the vast majority of neuroimaging software.
Save the NIfTI image to some file, and use an MRI viewer to overlay it on top of the anatomical image in the demo dataset. Does it match our original mask image of ventral temporal cortex?
There are many more mappers in PyMVPA than we could cover in the tutorial part. Some more will be used in other parts, but even more can be found the mappers module. Even though they all implement different transformations, they can all be used in the same way, and can all be combined into a chain.


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A knight in tarnished armor is still a knight.
When you're a defense attorney in Washington, DC, you see firsthand how hard life can be, and that sometimes the only way to survive is to be harder. I, Jake Becker, have a reputation for being cold, callous, and intimidating—and that suits me just fine. In fact, it's necessary when I'm breaking down a witness on the stand.
Complications don't work for me—I'm a "need-to-know" type of man. If you're my client, tell me the basic facts. If you're my date, stick to what will turn you on. I'm not a therapist or Prince Charming—and I don't pretend to be.
Then Chelsea McQuaid and her six orphaned nieces and nephews came along and complicated the ever-loving hell out of my life. Now I'm going to Mommy and Me classes, One Direction concerts, the emergency room, and arguing cases in the principal's office.
Chelsea's too sweet, too innocent, and too gorgeous for her own good. She tries to be tough, but she's not. She needs someone to help her, defend her…and the kids.
And that—that, I know how to do.
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Community Navigators Inc., a non-profit organization that advocates for people with intellectual or developmental disabilities, is collecting data on the experiences of women with I/DD who have breast cancer as part of an initiative to determine how best to provide support.
* 1. Do you have an intellectual or developmental disability, or are you a family member or guardian of someone with I/DD?
* 2. Do you have, or do you know someone who has, both I/DD and breast cancer?
* 3. If yes to the question above, has the person been referred to an advocate or someone to help her navigate the medical system?
* 4. During doctors' visits, does the doctor speak directly to the patient or to the parent/guardian?
* 5. Do you think it would it be helpful to have a list of trained breast cancer advocates for people with I/DD?
* 6. Do you think medical personnel would benefit from training in how to treat patients with I/DD?
* 7. Do you think people with I/DD would benefit from more support regarding preventative health care?
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As the Christmas and new year holidays draw to a close for most people now, it is time to start thinking about the year ahead.
Luckily I am not quite back to reality yet, with a week or so still to go until back into it. I am currently sitting in the passenger seat as we drive from Canberra to Bendigo so why not post a blog?
I have decided to start a series of posts from our little journey this week in Victoria along a theme of customer service experiences and potential missed business opportunities observed as I become the holiday consumer.
Each day I will post some examples of the good the not so good, if they occur. I am still undecided if I will name the not so good, probably not, but will definitely mention those whom have done a great job.
So let's see where this journey takes me and hopefully it is all positive and full of awesomely run businesses! It would be a shame if, given all the talk of hardship for business in the economy that the basic fundamentals are being neglected! This makes it hard to simply blame economic reasons for downturn, but I am getting ahead of myself, lets see what I see!
I do already have a story to tell on some accommodation in Melbourne, but that's another story for my next stint of iPhone playing!
Great idea Tony. Enjoy the holiday.


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Friend says Rand Paul does not know what prompted attack
By ADAM BEAM and BRUCE SCHREINER of The Associated Press
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — U.S. Sen. Rand Paul does not know why a longtime neighbor tackled him in his yard and broke five of his ribs, sidelining him from the Senate, a close friend of the lawmaker said Tuesday.
Rob Porter, who says he has known Paul for 20 years, visited the Senator on Saturday just one day after the attack. He said Paul was mowing his yard and had stopped to remove a limb when 59-year-old Rene Boucher, Paul's neighbor for 17 years, tackled him from behind, slamming him to the ground. Porter said Paul was wearing ear protection and did not hear Boucher coming.
For days, mystery has swirled around what led to the assault, from Washington, D.C., to the high-end gated community where both men live. Rumors spread in the community that the attack was stemmed from a festering neighborhood dispute about lawn debris. But Porter said in all the years he has known Paul, he has never heard him mention Boucher or any type of yard issue with his neighbor.
"Rand doesn't really have any interaction with the guy. If there was a dispute, I do believe Rand wasn't aware of it," Porter said. "I have been to their house socially and for a variety of reasons for going on 20 years, I've never heard (Paul) mention (Boucher), good or bad."
The FBI is investigating the assault to see if it was politically motivated. Boucher's attorney, Matt Baker, said the attack had "absolutely nothing to do" with politics but was "a very regrettable dispute" that was "trivial." He would not elaborate, saying he needs to "do my due diligence" before offering specifics about the case.
Paul's representatives have declined to comment about what might have prompted the attack. Doug Stafford, Paul's senior adviser, called the case a "serious criminal matter involving state and federal authorities."
Baker said Boucher was uninjured. The attack broke five of Paul's ribs, preventing him from returning to the Senate this week. A senior adviser said it's unclear how long Paul will be out of work, noting his injuries could cause life-threatening complications if not treated properly.
Boucher was released Saturday from the Warren County Jail on a $7,500 bond. A judge ordered Boucher to stay away from Paul and his family, a decision Baker said was routine in such cases. With Paul still recovering at his home, U.S. Capital Police have met with Baker to discuss security.
"They were just needing to satisfy themselves that going forward that there would not be any security issues," Baker said.
Police charged Boucher, 59, with misdemeanor fourth-degree assault with a minor injury. He has not returned multiple calls seeking comment and did not answer the door when a reporter knocked on Monday.
Paul is an ophthalmologist and Boucher is an anesthesiologist. Baker called them "both prominent members of the medical community" who "worked together when they were both practicing physicians."
Porter said Paul was "in pretty good spirits to be in as much pain as he was."
"It's hard to move around, you can't sneeze," he said. "Rand is a really tough guy. You've seen that in his (politics) and that's the way he is personally. He is just, you know, he's just going to make it through this."
Beam reported from Frankfort, Kentucky. Beam can be reached at https://twitter.com/adambeam.


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Als Unerlaubte Entfernung, Eigenmächtige Abwesenheit (kurz: EA) oder Unerlaubte Abwesenheit bezeichnet man im Militärwesen die ungerechtfertigte bzw. befehlswidrige Entfernung von der Truppe mit der Absicht, sich dem Wehr- oder Kriegsdienst zeitweilig zu entziehen. Sie ist nicht gleichbedeutend mit der Fahnenflucht (Desertion), bei welcher die Absicht vorliegt, sich dauerhaft zu entfernen. Trotzdem wurde dieses Dienstvergehen historisch in der Regel ebenso schwer wie die Desertion bestraft und dieser damit de facto gleichgestellt.

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Drittes Reich

In der Wehrmacht wurde durch die NS-Militärjustiz unerlaubte Entfernung mit bis zu zehn Jahren Freiheitsstrafe bestraft (§ 64 Militärstrafgesetzbuch). Dagegen wurde Fahnenflucht oft mit dem Tode bestraft.

Bundeswehr

Auch in der Bundeswehr ist die Eigenmächtige Abwesenheit von der Truppe ein Dienstvergehen (bei weniger als drei Tagen) bzw. eine Straftat bei mehr als 72 (zusammenhängenden) Stunden ( Wehrstrafgesetz).

In der Regel wird bei Bekanntwerden einer eigenmächtigen Abwesenheit durch den Disziplinarvorgesetzten des Soldaten die zuständige Kommandobehörde (Wehrbereichskommando) informiert, welche spätestens nach Ablauf einer Frist von drei vollen Kalendertagen das für den Wohnort des Soldaten zuständige Feldjägerdienstkommando mit der Suche nach dem Soldaten beauftragt. Bei der Suche nach dem Soldaten arbeiten die Feldjäger mit den zuständigen Polizeidienststellen zusammen. Nach Ergreifung des eigenmächtig abwesenden Soldaten wird dieser wieder seiner Truppe zugeführt.

Zu beachten ist hierbei, dass eigenmächtige Abwesenheit im Wiederholungsfall (in der Regel ab dem fünften Mal) unter Umständen den Tatbestand der Fahnenflucht erfüllen kann. Die Vermutung liegt dann nahe, dass der eigenmächtig abwesende Soldat durch seine wiederholte Abwesenheit versucht, sich dauerhaft dem Wehrdienst zu entziehen.

Österreich
In Österreich wird nach  Militärstrafgesetz von Unerlaubter Abwesenheit gesprochen, wenn ein Soldat auch nur fahrlässig der Truppe länger als 24 Stunden fernbleibt, und sich dadurch dem Dienst entzieht.

Schweiz

In der Schweiz gilt Unerlaubte Entfernung als Militärdienstversäumnis nach Art. 82 bzw. 83 Militärstrafgesetz.

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 Art. 82 des Schweizerischen Militärstrafgesetzbuches
 Art. 83 des Schweizerischen Militärstrafgesetzbuches

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The Return Of Gennady Golovkin
Boxing is a sport that has many stories throughout its history. These stories can at times revolve around the dominance of a fighter throughout their career. The history of the sport is full of stories of such fighters. Among them is the story of Gennady Golovkin, a fighter known simply by his initials GGG.
Golovkin reigned supreme over the 160lb. Middleweight division for several years becoming a unified world champion and establishing a reputation as a feared "Knockout Artist." As has been the case for fighters who earn that reputation/label came a problem in securing fights against fighters that are thought of as stars in the sport. The dominance Golovkin was able to establish eventually paid off as he faced Saul "Canelo" Alvarez in September 2017.
A highly competitive fight that many including this observer felt Golovkin did enough to win, ended in a disputed draw. The highly anticipated rematch in September of last year produced similar feelings. Unlike the first encounter however, the rematch saw Alvarez declared the winner in a disputed decision.
In chronicling Golovkin's career, readers became accustomed to yours truly referencing the Middleweight championship reigns of Marvelous Marvin Hagler and Bernard Hopkins. Two legends that each had lengthy reigns atop the division and in the case of Hopkins, set the all-time record for consecutive Middleweight world championship defenses with twenty defenses. If Golovkin were successful in his rematch with Alvarez, he would have tied Hopkins' record. In an ironic way, Alvarez victory over Golovkin controversial as it might be depending on one's perspective made another parallel between Golovkin, Hagler, and Hopkins.
All three Hagler, Hopkins' and Golovkin each saw their respective reigns as Middleweight world champion come to an end by way of coming out on the short end of a disputed decision. While Hagler's loss to Sugar Ray Leonard in April 1987 signaled the end of his career, Hopkins attempted to avenge his July 2005 loss to Jermain Taylor in December of that year, but again came up short in another close and disputed decision loss.
While a third encounter between Alvarez and Golovkin remains on the horizon for the future, Golovkin will make his return to the ring on June 8th against relative unknown, but undefeated contender Steve Rolls at Madison Square Garden in New York City, NY. The bout, which will be televised in the United States and several international countries around the world by digital sports streaming network DAZN, will be fought in the 168lb. Super-Middleweight division in what will be Golovkin's first fight at 168lbs.
This fight features a couple of interesting storylines. Firstly Golovkin's return to the ring after a near year lay-off in the first of a multi-fight agreement between the former Middleweight world champion and DAZN after fighting most of the last several years under the now inactive HBO Boxing banner. A surprising twist emerged shortly after Golovkin's signing with DAZN was announced and that was his split with longtime trainer Abel Sanchez.
At thirty-six years old, Golovkin will now have a new voice in his corner in the form of former IBO world Cruiserweight champion, longtime Heavyweight contender, and trainer Johnathon Banks. Banks, as some may recall, emerged as a respected trainer in the sport when following the passing of Hall of Fame trainer Emanuel Steward in 2012, he took over as the trainer of then unified Heavyweight world champion Wladimir Klitschko.
The main question that faces any fighter who splits from a longtime trainer and particularly a trainer who led said fighter to great success is what can the new trainer bring to the table that could benefit the fighter. In thinking of this question and the scenario Golovkin now finds himself in, thoughts began to come to mind regarding potential tactical and technical adjustments that Banks may be able to implement into Golovkin's arsenal.
It is important to remember the credentials Banks has. Not only did he take over for Emanuel Steward as a trainer for Klitschko shortly before Steward's death, but more importantly he also fought under Steward's tutelage. Emanuel Steward was and will always remain one of the best trainers the sport of Boxing has ever known. A man who knew how to combat many styles of Boxing and had an emphasis on technique that he taught his stable of fighters. Such a Boxing education has benefited Banks as a trainer and despite loss of Steward, Wladimir Klitschko was able to enjoy continued success for several more years with Banks in his corner.
One aspect that did work against Golovkin in his rematch with Saul Alvarez was he did not go to the body enough throughout that fight. Despite the opinions of many including yours truly that Golovkin won that fight as well as the first encounter, by his not focusing a portion of his offense on Alvarez' body one might argue that it allowed some rounds that were thought to be close to be scored in Alvarez' favor. If Banks can add to what was already a dangerous offensive arsenal and improve Golovkin's skill set perhaps a third encounter with Alvarez might go his way in terms of winning rounds that are deemed close by the official judges.
Before Golovkin can set his sights on the third fight that not only he, but most of the Boxing world wants to see between himself and Alvarez, he must contend with Steve Rolls. Rolls, a relative unknown outside of his native Canada, but is a fighter that will enter this fight with an unbeaten record of 19-0, with 10 Knockouts.
Despite being under the radar of most Boxing fans, Rolls has won both the United States Boxing Association (USBA) Middleweight and North American Boxing Federation (NABF) Jr. Middleweight championships in his career and fighters who are able to win titles on a regional level are usually about to step up against world level opposition. There is no disputing however, that this is a significant step up in caliber of opposition for Rolls and it will be interesting to see how he responds to not only fighting someone of Golovkin's reputation and stature in the sport, but also fighting in Madison Square Garden for the first time and in a main event.
How can Rolls find success in this fight? It is crucial in this observer's view that Rolls get the respect of Golovkin early in this fight. Rolls has shown that he has the ability to get an opponent out of there if the opportunity presents itself, but he is a boxer/puncher and must establish himself as an elusive target and theoretically also establish the tempo of the combat in the process.
At his core, Gennady Golovkin is a devastating puncher with either hand, and has shown the ability to be systematic in his approach throughout his career. Logic suggests that Golovkin will look to take a similar approach in this fight by looking to cut the ring off from Rolls and break him down as the bout progresses.
There is no dispute that the fight that has been on the collective minds of both the public as well as those inside the sport has been what is viewed as the eventual third encounter between Golovkin and Alvarez. While there is no doubt that there remains unfinished business between the two and that Golovkin's bout against Steve Rolls is likely seen as a "Safe" way for Golovkin to test the waters of the 168lb. Super-Middleweight division before returning to the 160lb. Middleweight division to resume his rivalry with Alvarez, it is worth reminding the public/reader that nothing is a sure thing in the sport of Boxing. You need not look further than last weekend's upset in Madison Square Garden, the same venue where this fight will take place, where top contender Andy Ruiz, who was virtually dismissed as a challenger to undefeated unified Heavyweight world champion Anthony Joshua in what was thought to be a showcase for the champion in his much anticipated U.S. debut, scored four knockdowns of the champion to ultimately win the Heavyweight crown. Ruiz showed the public, who at times do not understand the sport and who did not regard him highly, despite his impressive record and status as a former world title challenger entering that fight that you can never dismiss an opponent, especially when that opponent has nothing to lose and everything to gain. Andy Ruiz now sits as one of two fighters in the Heavyweight division that hold claim to the World Heavyweight championship having seized the opportunity that was placed before him in defeating Anthony Joshua by stoppage.
While the circumstances of Ruiz' getting the opportunity to fight Joshua is completely different than the Golovkin-Rolls bout, and even though there is no world championship on the line in this fight, if Rolls can seize the opportunity before him in the biggest fight of his career against a star in the sport, the opportunities that would be ahead for him could be significant. Golovkin, who attended the Joshua-Ruiz fight has one objective. He must focus on the task at hand and face the fighter in front of him on Saturday night. If for whatever reason he is focused on a third encounter with Saul Alvarez and is not focused on Steve Rolls, what may be seen as an eventual showdown between himself and Alvarez may have a monkey wrench thrown into the equation.
As we saw with Joshua-Ruiz, sometimes all a fighter needs is an opportunity. An opportunity to face a fighter held in a higher regard and if said fighter can take advantage, an opportunity to turn a division upside down and generate significant buzz within the Boxing world. One upset has already occurred. We will see if Steve Rolls can create another memorable moment in "The Mecca of Boxing" Madison Square Garden.
Golovkin vs. Rolls takes place Saturday, June 8th at Madison Square Garden in New York City, NY. The fight as well as it's full undercard can be seen in the United States and several international countries on digital sports streaming network DAZN beginning at 7PM ET/4PM PT (U.S. Time) For more information about DAZN, schedules, list of available streaming devices, availability around the world, and to subscribe, please visit: www.DAZN.com.
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Rebecca Storm - Visceral and shinyWords by Mireia Pascual
Rebecca Storm
Visceral and shiny
She was born with an undeniable creative nature, but it wasn't until she became a grown up girl living in a filthy apartment – place worthy of a BBC documentary – that she started experimenting with photography in order to control her stress. Rebecca Storm is a young creative soul from Canada that highlights unconventional details that are usually hidden. Through kinky 90s still lifes, portraits and ASMR videos she explores her sensual self-indulgence, and describes her work as a dark or sad hedonism – in her own words: "My work is like opening a pomegranate to find that it's rotten". We had a conversation about photography, Internet censorship and Fleurcups.
Do you remember the concept behind your first series of photographs? Were they still lifes or portraits?
I would mostly document my friends until the first real series I shot, which was still life, documenting the filth in my life. Our apartment at the time was literally held together with duct tape, which we later found out was because it was infested with bedbugs and the landlord didn't want to spend money to fix the problem so he tried to remedy it with tape. We were broken into three times that year and he also wouldn't fix the door, so it had like thirteen locks on it. I think struggling financially and mentally was a big catalyst for me to start documenting things that caused me stress in an attempt to control them.
We know you are a good painter and writer, but you chose to go further in photography. What does photography allow you to do that no other type of art does?
I actually really miss painting. I think I pursued photos though because I felt as though I could no longer access painting in a way that was fulfilling for me. It was a bad time, and photos allowed me to document it in a satisfying way, and let me exercise control over stressful situations.
Do you feel related to or inspired by a photographic, artistic or historical stylistic trend?
Not really overtly, although I'm sure I'm inspired by some trends inadvertently, and by things happening around me all the time. It would be impossible for me or anyobody to be 100% authentic – I think everything is recycled or inspired by something from the past. I do think I'm pretty influenced (whether I like it or not) by having grown up in the 90s, just in terms of color and an inherent 'whacky-ness' that I find a bit embarrassing but can't seem to avoid.
Are you obsessed with something?
I love photographing textures, molds and visceral substances, any colors that interest me, and shiny things.
Is the way you feel when shooting people the same when shooting objects?
No. I avoided shooting people for projects or any series for a long time. I still have this feeling of awkwardness about invading somebody's space or taking a piece of them for my own work. It's always seemed weird to me, even when the model is there voluntarily or being paid! But it's something I'm getting used to, and I'm learning to not feel guilty about treating the human form as more sculptural than bodily. For that reason I've always preferred shooting objects, and I think objects often provide a more compelling narrative about people than a portrait does.
"I think objects often provide a more compelling narrative about people than a portrait does."
What is the value and the meaning of each detail in your photographs?
Every photograph is different, but I do like to highlight awkward or unconventional details that are usually otherwise hidden. Chipped nail polish functions as a nice, honest detail.
Could you explain how you work? How do you compose the different scenes?
For still life I often end up shooting things I'm about to throw in the garbage – sometimes I'll take things out of the garbage to complete an arrangement. I think this is also a way of remedying the anxiety I have about the waste and garbage we generate as humans, although it doesn't do much besides quell my guilt as I frantically try and extend the utility of garbage by taking one last photo. Clients don't usually like garbage, so for that type of arrangement I like balancing objects with organic materials. Anything too unnatural or clinical is repulsive in its artifice, and ultimately uninteresting to me.
How do you find the characters you're shooting? Are you used to working with famous models or do you prefer street style people?
If I'm not documenting my friends, I prefer street casting, but I'm shy when approaching people. Also I feel it's unfair to put someone on the spot in their day-to-day when they have no idea who I am or about my work. For this reason I'm a real Instagram lurker. If I find someone on Instagram who I've seen around, it's the best method of casting for me. When I'm busy though I often have to go through agencies, which is alright but I find they're a bit lacking in diversity.
What do you want to explain in your still life images?
I feel like still life arrangements are a bit lonely, or I guess the way I photograph them makes them seem lonely. They exist only for the purpose of being photographed, or if it's a found still life arrangement it's usually in a public space and bound to change at any moment. In those instances I feel lucky. I think my work is hedonistic in the sense that it explores sensual self indulgence, but I prefer to regard it as dark or sad hedonism, like opening up a pomegranate to find that it's rotten.
We've seen some of your ASMR videos, can you explain what ASMR is and why it is related to the rest of your work?
ASMR (Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response) is a tingling feeling that incites relaxation, triggered by sounds, visuals, touches, etc. I feel like it's the epitome of sensuality in a way, not in reference to the sexy ASMR youtube channels, but the acute emphasis on the senses. I used to ask my mum to buy green onions so that I could listen to her slice them up. ASMR repulses me in an exciting way, which is a phenomenon that I try to recreate in my photos.
There are a lot of opinions around the massive selfie trend and what it means to be a feminist nowadays. What do you think about projects and collectives like The Ardorous and the new concept of feminism known as 'digi-feminism'?
Feminism means equality to me. Ultimately anybody actively working in favor of feminism is positive. I think that digi-feminism, though positive in some respects, sometimes seems to collapse on itself by adopting hierarchies which very similarly echo the patriarchy in the sense that it becomes exclusive, classist, racist, etc. This idea of being 'enough' to be feminist, the elevated rhetoric with which feminists are policed by others within the movement, white feminism – these things are problematic. Feminism is important but it still isn't working for everyone it should be working for, and this type of feminism largely neglects PoC and the LGBQT community. I can't speak for all 'feminist art collectives' but the first thing that stands out to me about a lot of them is that they lack diversity. And if you're harnessing a socio-political movement as the foundation for your art collective, you have an obligation to showcase a diverse selection of artists. Feminism shouldn't just be for white, cis women.
"Now more than ever, we need to support one another and work to be more inclusive."
You have participated in some artistic projects empowered by women, like Girlfriends, curated by the photographer Dafy Hagai. What do you think about the current situation of women? What attitude should an artist take in order to change and improve this situation?
I feel like a marginalized person making art and getting recognized is considered radical, so it's taboo if they aren't also political about it. There's also a lot more pressure on these artists to be more articulate conceptually, like this need for the artist to prove theirself. That being said, I do think that if you're creating art, you're contributing to a greater dialogue in some way, and the question of politics always comes into play. Sooner or later you're going to have to address that question or step back from the conversation. There is a certain level of responsibility that comes with having an audience, and I think it's important to harness that in a thoughtful way.
You created a controversy on Internet with a picture of a Fleurcup. What do you think about Internet, censorship and feminism nowadays?
(Laughs) I didn't know that I caused a controversy! I think that censorship has its purpose in a small handful of situations, but the way it's implemented to control us, (specifically minorities and their bodies) is fucked up – censoring the human body only functions to further sexualize it. That's a type of censorship I do not agree with. As much as I can critique feminism and digi-feminism though, I think ultimately, and now more than ever, we need to support one another, and work to be more inclusive.
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HOPR Launching Micro-mobility Services in Rochester and Surrounding Areas
HOPR is excited to announce a partnership with RTS and the City of Rochester to bring micro-mobility services to the city and surrounding areas.
Starting Friday, June 4, HOPR will begin to deploy a fleet of 500 shared vehicles including 200 pedal bikes, 200 electric assist bikes and 100 electric scooters throughout the City of Rochester and surrounding areas: Brighton, Brockport, Irondequoit, Pittsford, and Fairport-Perinton.
This program is partially funded through a Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ) grant to implement bike sharing. Following a public bid process, RTS selected and contracted with HOPR to deploy and operate a regional system.
"A growing number of people in our region want more mobility solutions to choose from to reach the important destinations in their lives," RTS CEO Bill Carpenter said. "RTS is happy to work with HOPR and the City of Rochester to bring a new micro-mobility program to our area and I thank them for their partnership. Between the launch of this program and the launch of Reimagine RTS on May 17, our customers will have access to a transit system that is safe, frequent, reliable, connected, and integrated with new mobility options."
The City of Rochester is joining the regional program and also contributing CMAQ funding, pending City Council approval, that it had previously obtained. The City has granted HOPR exclusive access to the city public spaces after a competitive bidding process.
"I am proud to partner with RTS and HOPR on this exciting expansion of Rochester's bike- and scooter- share network," said Mayor Lovely A. Warren. "This addition to our transportation system improves access to employment centers in and beyond the city and helps our merchants attract new customers. This project supports the goals of our Equity and Recovery Agenda and is an important part of our larger efforts to create more jobs, safer and more vibrant neighborhoods and better educational opportunities."
Our shared vision and mission is to build a regional program that is integrated with public transit, is convenient to use, affordable and safe. This program is about connecting the last mile with public transportation, it's about encouraging the use of non-polluting vehicles and it's about healthy active lifestyles.
"HOPR is excited about launching and operating the program and is thankful for the support from RTS, the City of Rochester and all the other towns and universities participating in the program." says Josh Squire, CEO of HOPR.
Bikes and scooters will be placed at transit hubs, parks, commercial centers, campuses and other places that serve as key destinations.
To access and ride users can download the HOPR Transit app, the app is available on iOS and Android. To keep streets and sidewalks safe for all, riders are encouraged to park at the designated parking areas. A complete map of locations is available on the HOPR Transit app. To learn how to ride safely visit https://gohopr.com/ride/.
Rental prices start at $1 to unlock and $0.15 per minute for pedal bikes and $1.25 to unlock and $0.27 per minute for electric bikes and scooters. If you are a regular rider you can save money by purchasing a monthly membership starting at $10 per month. This includes 60 minutes of riding time per day with the pedal bikes, for electric rides add $0.27 per minute.
The program will operate in the spring, summer, fall and close down for the winter season.
About HOPR
HOPR, a Florida-based company, is one of the bike share pioneer companies operating in the shared mobility space since 2011. To date HOPR deployed 10,000 shared vehicles serving more than 5 million trips. HOPR's shared bikes and electric scooters are connected to the HOPR Transit platform. Learn more at gohopr.com.
About the City of Rochester, New York
Located in western New York on the Genesee River and the southern shore of Lake Ontario, the City of Rochester, with a population of about 208,000 residents, is the seat of Monroe County and the third most populous city in New York State. The metropolitan area has a population of more than 1 million people. Rochester combines small-town accessibility with big-city services and amenities. Amidst some of the most beautiful scenery in the United States, residents enjoy a housing market known for great bargains, short commute times, world-class cultural and entertainment offerings and a fast-growing innovation economy poised to thrive in the 21st century. A host of colleges and universities produce an educated workforce that drives the city's innovation and technology sectors. The city's rich history as a center for civil rights and social justice remains an important element of Rochester's legacy. Mayor Lovely A. Warren is the city's 69th Mayor and the first female to hold this position. She is committed to creating more jobs, safer and more vibrant neighborhoods and better educational opportunities for all residents.
About RTS
Regional Transit Service (RTS) is a regional transit authority established by New York State with more than 900 employees who proudly serve customers and business partners in Monroe, Genesee, Livingston, Ontario, Orleans, Seneca, Wayne, and Wyoming counties. Recognized as one of the best-run transit systems in the nation, RTS partners with the community it serves to provide safe and sustainable mobility, offering better access, frequency, and reliability to more than 15 million people each year. We carry out our mission by connecting our customers to jobs, school, healthcare, shopping, and recreational activities every day. For more information, visit www.myRTS.com.
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15 Most Devastating facts about World War 2 that will shock you!
World war 2 is one of the most devastating chapters in the history of mankind. It changed the world with technology advancements, nuclear power and a lot more. However, not all facts about world war 2 are known to everyone. Check out this list below and get to know all the unknown facts about world war 2.
1. Around 3% of the 1939 world population was killed in World War 2.
The era of World War 2 has reported a total death of over 60 million people which was more than 3% of the estimated world population in 1939(i.e. 2 billion). In the history of mankind, these many people have not died in a military conflict before. If deaths from war-related disease and famine are to be considered, then the count goes to 80 million.
2. 80% of the males born in Soviet in 1923 died during World War 2.
3. All venomous animals of London Zoo were killed.
4. German "Operation Barbarossa" led to mass killing of 5.5 million Soviet prisoners by the Nazi's in 1941-42.
5. 3700 "Tsunami bombs" tested in waters of New Caledonia.
6. Moscow was planned to be turned into a lake by Hitler.
7. China was bombed with fleas infected with bubonic plague by Japan.
8. 2 million German women aged 13-70 were raped by the Red Army.
9. October 1941 witnessed the "Odessa massacre"- killing of 50,000 Jews by Romanian troops.
10. Chinese deaths due to Japan's military attacks are more as compared to the number of Jews killed in the Holocaust by Germans.
11. Metal shortage during World War 2 led to Oscar's statuettes being made of painted plaster.
12. Around 1.1 million Jewish children were killed in the Holocaust.
13. After the war, Hitler planned to build " Museum of an Extinct Race" showcasing Jewish artifacts.
14. Japan and Russia have still not signed the treaty for the end of World War 2.
15. On an average 15 bombs used in World war 2 are discovered daily in Germany which amounts to around 5,500 bombs in a year.
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Erode is een district van de Indiase staat Tamil Nadu. In 2001 telde het district 2.574.067 inwoners op een oppervlakte van 8209 km². Het zuidelijke gedeelte splitste zich in 2009 echter af en behoort sindsdien tot het district Tirupur.

Erode is sinds 1979 een zelfstandig district; voordien maakte het deel uit van Coimbatore. De hoofdplaats is de gelijknamige stad Erode.

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The Phelchey Toenkhyim (Folk Heritage Museum of Bhutan) founded and established under the patronage of Her Majesty the Queen Mother Ashi Dorji Wangmo Wangchuck, was opened to visitors in July 2001, symbolizing yet another endeavor to safeguard and strengthen the intangible cultural heritage and skills of this society. It has dedicated itself to connecting people to the Bhutanese rural past.
Phelchey Toenkhyim attempts to preserve traditional artifacts, skills, and culture of Bhutan in efforts to make the daily lives of the Bhutanese people more widely known. These efforts were also made to reinforce the knowledge of their traditional lifestyle and culture before they disappear from everyday life and lose their practical value.
While progress cannot be stopped or everything of the past be protected, examples of all that could be found are preserved, lest such traditions get buried beneath the sands of time. Most importantly, skills that are an intrinsic part of the past are preserved, which may in turn become a necessary part of our future. The museum building which dates to the mid-nineteenth century, is a testimony of how important traditional skills are, which have stood the test of time. Such buildings are rarely seen in urban areas nowadays.
A visit to the Phelchey Toenkhyim is a unique experience because the activities offered by the museum follows a seasonal dynamic in the same pattern as to how the management of a rural household is influenced by seasonal rhythm.
To present a more typical Bhutanese rural setting and flavor, paddy, wheat and millet fields, traditional watermill (with mill stones that date back more than 150 years), traditional kitchen gardens with vegetables that were grown and consumed for hundreds of years and the famous traditional hot stone bath all complement the museum building and the exhibitions within.
The exhibits are structured according to the way space is typically used in rural households of Bhutan. The first floor is used as a pen for livestock and houses a collection of items ranging from farming tools to equestrian equipment for riding, travel, and transport. Among other purposes, the second floor is used as a family's granary. Grains are stored in containers of various types and sizes. The top floor is where the family lives and houses religious artifacts as well as cooking ware.
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On August 10-17, 2014 U.S. Embassy Manila hosted two State Department Sports Envoys to engage youth and the underserved while promoting American culture and value through the universal language of sports. The visiting delegation included Allison Feaster, former player in the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA), and Derrick Alston, former player in the National Basketball Association (NBA).
The State Department's Bureau of Educational & Cultural Affairs organized an active week during which the duo led four basketball clinics for underprivileged groups, aided typhoon recovery efforts, and connected with athletes, fans, and local government leaders. In partnership with the Alaska Aces of the Filipino professional basketball league and the Philippines Sports Commission, the Sports Envoys focused their efforts on vulnerable children and disabled players through clinics led by Feaster and Alston that exposed these young athletes to their nation's favorite sport.
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Are "at which", "to which", and "after which" all synonymous?
I thought about it and it seems they can often be substituted for one another? Is this the case? When would you use each of them?
He glared back at his brother, to which his brother told him to go out of the house with him.
He glared back at his brother, after which his brother told him to go out of the house with him.
He glared back at his brother, at which his brother told him to go out of the house with him.
Are these sentences interchangeable?
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I mean, how come you concluded if these are synonyms? – Kentaro Dec 29 '18 at 19:36
It changes the meaning, but not by much. – JJJJ Dec 29 '18 at 19:56
Your second sentence is interchangeable with "He glared back at his brother. His brother ( redundant ) told him to go out of the house with him ( redundant ) after ( what ). Does it make sense? – Kentaro Dec 29 '18 at 20:10
I had answered the question about this on the ELU site. I am taking the liberty of reposting my answer here:
The trick to knowing how to use; of which, at which, in which, to which, from which (etc.) is to analyse the prepositional phrases, phrasal verbs, verbs and prepositions in a sentence and then see how it can be transformed:
He /spoke of/ war and peace and many other topics that day. The topic /of which he spoke/ was complex. The verb here that means to speak about a topic is /to speak/ of a topic/: to mention
The party /at which/ he spoke/ was noisy. Phrase: A party is held /at a place/. It is implied.
The situation /in which/ we found ourselves was dire. Phrase: /to find oneself /in a situation.
The bonds /from which/ we broke free were tight. phrase: to /break free/ from bonds.
The town /to which/we were driving was 50 ks away. phrase: to /drive/ to a place.
Summary (and not a complete answer but a general one): The preposition depends on the verb that takes a preposition, a phrasal verb that includes a preposition, or it depends on the prepositional phrase used. Also, there are many other prepositions that can be paired with which: under, during, about, over, etc.
I would regard all of these sentences as being ones that were not written in English by a native English speaker. The phrase "glared back to his brother" is awkward and unnatural, as is "told him to go out of the house with him."
That said, the highlighted prepositions are not interchangeable. The first one implies that the brother responded to being glared at; the second merely that the brother "told him" after the glaring had occurred (the brother may not have even seen the glare). The third is another awkward preposition here; it sounds like the brother is responding to the glare, but it is not the way a native English speaker would put it. I suppose there is an implication that the brother is not only responding to it, but that his response is somehow directed at the person's glaring.
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I don't think not the way a native English speaker would put it is the right way to describe at in this context. It's a well-established (if somewhat "literary") usage. For example, Stretching out her hand, she very gently laid it on his chest, at which he stirred and sighed. In that exact context, neither to nor after would be acceptable to a native speaker. – FumbleFingers Reinstate Monica Dec 29 '18 at 18:11
Why not? Could you explain? – JJJJ Dec 29 '18 at 19:26
Agree with rcook 100%. Plus, repeating "his brother" is redundant. +1 – Kentaro Dec 29 '18 at 19:39
@FumbleFingers, let's explore that a little. Your example sounds like one could replace "at" with "in response to" -- "...she laid her hand on his chest, in response to which he stirred and sighed." So we could try: "He glared at his brother, at which his brother told him to leave.", and then: "He glared at his brother, in response to which he told him to leave." I suppose that can work. It took several readings to realize that the brother must have been staring at him already, so "back" had a context I hadn't realized before. The double use of "at" is a bit jarring, but not incorrect. – rcook Dec 29 '18 at 19:43
Well, "at" obviously does work in my cited example. Also in I raised my hands in a gesture of conciliation, at which they stepped back and the spears the men carried were lifted. But in neither of those does it seem natural to replace "at" with "to", even though "in response to" seems like reasonable paraphrasing for both. I think maybe "at" implies "impromptu, reflexive" response, but I don't really know. I just know that in some contexts it's the only preposition that really works well. – FumbleFingers Reinstate Monica Dec 30 '18 at 13:25
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No. 3 Clemson opens defense of its ACC title on Saturday as the Tigers start conference play with a matchup at tricky Georgia Tech and the Yellow Jackets' option offense. The Tigers are "only" 17-point favorites on the NCAA Football Week 4 Odds.
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Where: Bobby Dodd Stadium, Atlanta
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In 2017, Clemson beat visiting Georgia Tech 24-10. Kelly Bryant threw for 207 yards and two scores. The Yellow Jackets entered leading the ACC in rushing yardage but left with only 198 yards on the ground — 175 fewer than they were averaging. The Tigers had 11 tackles for loss. TaQuon Marshall, the ACC's leading rusher with a 117-yard average, managed just 23 yards that included his 22-yard TD run in the fourth quarter. Georgia Tech had fewest punts in the ACC entering the game at 21 through six games. The Yellow Jackets punted nine times at Clemson.
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The Tigers had a glorified scrimmage last week in beating Georgia Southern 38-7 to improve to 3-0. Offensively, Clemson was sparked by Travis Etienne, who ran for 162 yards on 16 carries with two touchdowns, and Trevor Lawrence, who was 12-19 for 194 yards and a score. Justyn Ross also topped the 100-yard mark, totaling 103 yards and adding a touchdown on three catches. Defensively, the Tigers held Georgia Southern scoreless through three quarters, limiting the Eagle offense to just 30 yards in the entire first half. Tre Lamar led the team with 11 total tackles, Clelin Ferrell contributed a team-high 2.5 tackles for loss and two sacks, and Austin Bryant matched Ferrell's two sacks. Clemson has now won 46 of its last 50 games and is 3-0 for the four straight years and for the seventh time in the last eight years. Clemson extended its winning streak in non-conference regular season play to 18 games. Clemson won its 10th consecutive game at Memorial Stadium, dating back to a 56-7 win against South Carolina on Nov. 25, 2016. The team's current home winning streak is Clemson's third double-digit home winning streak in Dabo Swinney's tenure as head coach. The Tigers have won 19 straight Saturday games, the longest of any Power Five school in the country. It is the second-longest Saturday winning streak in school history, trailing a 21-game Saturday streak across the 2014-16 campaigns. Clemson won its 16th consecutive game in the month of September, dating back to 2014. Clemson led 24-0 after three quarters and is now 76-2 since 2011 when leading after three quarters. Clemson recorded a 27-3 advantage in total first downs and is now 76-2 record when recording more first downs than its opponent since 2011. The Tigers have won 58 straight games when holding teams under 23 points (dating back to 2010).
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The Jackets (1-2) opened ACC play with a 24-19 loss at Pittsburgh last week. The Panthers (2-1, 1-0 ACC) built a 21-point advantage off three unanswered touchdowns in the first half, two of which came from running back Qadree Ollison. Georgia Tech was held scoreless in the opening half of a game for the first time since it didn't score in the first half of a 26-7 loss to Clemson on Sept. 22, 2016. A week after rolling up 602 yards in a loss to South Florida, the Yellow Jackets managed just 386 against the Panthers, 99 of it coming on a last-gasp drive in the final minutes. The Yellow Jackets did little in the first half when six of their seven drives lasted five plays or less. TaQuon Marshall scored on a pair of short touchdown runs in the second half and finished with a team-high 103 yards rushing. He struggled through the air, completing just one pass until Georgia Tech's final drive. Marshall ended up 6 of 15 for 66 yards and an interception. Georgia Tech finished with 386 yards of offense with 320 rushing yards. Georgia Tech dropped its seventh-straight game away from Bobby Dodd Stadium and its sixth-straight true road game. The Yellow Jackets have not won away from Bobby Dodd Stadium since a 33-18 win over Kentucky in the 2016 TaxSlayer Bowl (Dec. 31, 2016) and have not won a true road game since a 28-27 win at Georgia (Nov. 26, 2016). Georgia Tech leads the all-time series with Clemson, 50-30-2, including a 44-14-2 advantage in games played in Atlanta. The Yellow Jackets' dominance over the Tigers at home includes wins in five of the last six matchups played at Bobby Dodd Stadium. Clemson is the highest-ranked opponent to visit Bobby Dodd Stadium since Sept. 9, 2000, when No. 2 Florida State escaped with a 26-21 victory over the Jackets.
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