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Men's XC Takes Third at Nationals
The concept is pretty simple: the team that runs the fastest wins. If the NCAC and Mid–East Regional Championships are tallied, then the Allegheny Men's Cross Country team was fast. Really fast.
The Gators took this speed to the highest level and placed third at the NCAA Division III Championship meet last Saturday, finishing ahead of 31 other teams and behind North–Central (Ill.) and Williams Colleges.
Jeramie Parker, '11, placed 11th overall and Chris Marker, '11, took 14th. Jake Zimmerman, '10, Tony Dipre, '10, and Zac Ross, '11, were the other three scorers for the Gators, finishing 60th, 66th, and 109th, respectively.
Parker and Marker's efforts earned them All–American recognition, which is an honor reserved for the elite top 35 runners at nationals. A quick number crunch reveals that the duo were in the top 15 percent of those competing last Saturday, while rough estimation of the number of Division III runners in the country reveals that the two were in the top .01 percent (There are 449 schools in Division III and each team races five runners).
"It's a testament to their work ethic and desire to get better," said Head Coach Bill Ross. "They weren't decorated athletes coming out of high school."
Parker and Marker were thrilled to achieve All–American status, but were more excited about the team's outstanding race.
"I was happy with the finish. We did what we had to do for the team, we really came together and felt a sense of pride," said Marker.
The Gators' will was tested by the muddy and mostly uphill eight kilometers (including an entirely uphill final mile) at Highland Park Golf Course, the home course of Baldwin-Wallace College.
"I've never tried so hard and gone so slow," Marker said.
"Everyone was suffering at the end," added Parker.
In addition to the brutal course, Allegheny had to race against 269 other runners, making the battle for position more intense than any other meet. Both Marker and Parker remembered having to be careful not to fall, and have the spike marks to prove it.
Though Ross expected Marker and Parker to place high, he pointed out the performance of Zimmerman as an essential part of the third place finish.
"Zimmerman had the race of a lifetime," Ross said, pointing out that Zimmerman beat Dipre and Ross, whom he had been finishing behind throughout the season.
The Gators look to build upon this year's success and hope for another top four performance next season, with a national championship being a real possibility. The team is only losing two seniors, and will still have the speedy duo of Marker and Parker.
Ross will look to Matt Lacombe, '11, and Pat McLaughlin, '12, to fill the void left by Dipre and Zimmerman.
"We have the talent, as long as we stay focused, to do some damage," Parker said. "The summer is going to be very important."
From a coaching standpoint, Ross looks to maintain the same attitude that drove the team towards its success this year. He looks to maintain a businesslike atmosphere and rely on the team's experience to guide them back to nationals.
This outlook will allow them to keep it simple and focus on what really matters: running fast. And if the Gators can build on this season's success, then next year could very easily be a blur.
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Malta's healthy domestic economy has been credited for an appreciable increase in revenue registered by leading companies in the logistics and shipping sector in 2018. The rise in the demand for goods and services, as a result of booming industries and greater spending power, has intensified the need for imports and exports, according to industry stakeholders, who expressed optimism these trends would be maintained in the year ahead.
Matthew Sullivan, the Director of Strategy, Development and Finance at Sullivan Shipping Agencies Ltd, underlined the concrete results experienced by the industry as a whole. "2018 was, overall, a positive year. The increase in cargo was specifically due to the booming building industry, which required the shipment of materials such as bathrooms, tiles, furniture and fittings." Furthermore, the importation of food and general household consumables was driven by the increase in population in recent years and the rise in the export of waste material.
"There was also an increased interest in the outsourcing of logistics services including warehousing, distribution and forwarding, commonly known as 3PL services," he said. While the container market saw a general rise of "approximately 10 per cent from that of the previous year (compared to an average annual increase of 3 per cent over the past five years)," there was an equivalent decrease in the number of trailers imported and exported to the island, Mr Sullivan noted. "This shift from trailer to container cargo was mainly attributed to new and faster container services from Southern Europe and an increase in cargo from regions not directly connected by RORO services," he said.
This buoyancy resulted in larger profit margins for many firms, Jimmy Cutajar, Managing Director of Global Freight Solutions (GFS) noted, saying that the firm experienced a "considerable increase in queries which landed more clients in our portfolio" in 2018. Indeed, the company's preliminary figures for the past 12 months, according to the Managing Director, show an approximate rise of 60 per cent compared to 2017 figures.
"The healthy economy Malta is experiencing means that more people have access to a better lifestyle, thus increasing the demand for goods and services. Malta, being a country with no natural resources, has to import the majority of its goods from overseas, hence the rise in demand for logistical services," Mr Cutajar explained.
Moreover, the increased efficiency of the logistics industry – with reduced transit times and the consolidation of a reliable service – has also led to peace of mind for many importers, according to Mr Mifsud, who explained that this has led to suppliers being able to purchase in smaller quantities and still meet their targets. As a result, groupage – a cheaper and faster form of freight which sees cargo for different consignees grouped in one container or truck – has gained traction against more traditional modes of shipment, the Managing Director said.
While the outlook for 2019 is highly positive, with individual firms shoring up operations, and the development of more commercial centres and retail outlets expected to push figures up even further, this year will not be without its challenges, the company leaders warned. The increase in property prices is a particular cause for concern.
Indeed, property, Sullivan Shipping's Mr Sullivan noted, "has risen to such an extent that, at current market prices, it would be difficult to get adequate returns from the investment in land for warehousing services." Higher property prices push rates up across the board, meaning that "although there is an increase in the demand for freight or warehousing services, we are not always able to meet our customers' requirements with feasible solutions. This increase in costs is also further reducing our competitiveness in offering international logistics solutions," Mr Sullivan stressed.
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Oscars 2022: 'Dune' Already Wins Big, Fans Are Not Happy
People on Twitter are upset that the Academy has handed out eight of the awards during off-air parts of the show, including four that go to the epic sci-fi film.
AceShowbiz - This year's Academy Awards started earlier than usual, but many were not able to catch it. While the official ceremony didn't kick off yet until 5 P.M. PT/8 P.M. ET on Sunday, March 27, some of the awards were already handed out during off-air parts of the show, including four that went to "Dune".
Nominated in a total of 10 categories, Denis Villeneuve's epic sci-fi film won Best Film Editing, Best Original Score, Best Sound and Best Production Design. It's still up for the awards in other five categories, including Best Picture, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Visual Effects and Best Cinematography and Best Costume Design.
Meanwhile, "Dune" lost the Best Makeup and Hairstyling prize to "The Eyes of Tammy Faye", which was also announced before the live telecast. Other early winners included "The Windshield Wiper" for Best Short (Animated), "The Long Goodbye" for Best Short Film (Live Action) and "The Queen of Basketball" for Best Documentary (Short Subject).
Knowing that some of the winners were announced off-air, some fans were not happy. They took to Twitter to express their outrage over the change of the show's format, with one writing, "hadn't quite occurred to me the insanity of the academy giving out awards while guests are entering the room!?!??! like the disrespect on so many levels."
Another upset viewer tweeted, "i can't believe those sickos at ABC found a way to make me so mad about *not* getting to see DUNE win 900." A third criticized the Academy, "lmao that DUNE, a movie that made $400 million worldwide, is absolutely sweeping the awards no one will see bc abc wanted the show to be more 'populist.' " Someone else remarked, " 'Dune' has won 4 #Oscarsand the official ceremony hasn't even begun yet…"
As reported before, the Oscars changed their format as they deal with the pressure to get higher ratings. This approach is deemed more TV friendly since it'll "allow more time for comedy, film clips, and musical numbers."
The Academy president Dave Rubin previously explained, "[These awards] will not be presented in the pre-show nor on the red carpet, as some have speculated. Instead, the in-person ceremony at the Dolby Theatre will begin one hour earlier to present eight awards categories before the live telecast starts. Those presentations will then be edited by our creative and production teams and will be folded seamlessly into the live televised show."
"To be clear, all the nominees in ALL awards categories will be identified on air and ALL winners' acceptance speeches will be featured on the live broadcast," he assured. "Every awarded filmmaker and artist in every category will still have the celebratory 'Oscar moment' they deserve on the stage of the Dolby, facing an enrapt audience. For the audience at home, the show's flow does not change, though it will become tighter and more electric with this new cadence, and the live broadcast should end - yes, with the Best Picture category - at the three-hour mark."
The Academy has not responded to fans' criticism.
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After receiving the over-the-air update to the Galaxy Tab 10.1's TouchWiz software, the tablet's home screens are outfitted with Live Panels, offering at-a-glance views of e-mail, weather, news, and more. These panels can be customized or deleted, and many can be resized.
Samsung has also customized Android 3.1 with a tray of Mini Apps, which can be accessed by swiping upward from the bottom of the screen regardless of the currently running app. These Mini Apps run as a window that can float over whatever you're working on. The installed Mini Apps include a task manager, calendar, world clock, memo pad, calculator, and music player.
The Tab's app tray now offers more preinstalled software, including a photo editor, Music Hub store, Social Hub, Photo Editor and more. In this view, Samsung's in-house apps do add some confusion next to their Google counterparts. You have Google Books next to Samsung eBook, Email next to Gmail, and Google Music next to Samsung Music Hub and Music Player. On the second page you also have Samsung's video player next to Google's video store.
The new Photo Editor included with the TouchWiz update makes it easy to crop and adjust your photos.
Of the multiple keyboard options included on the Tab 10.1, users can now choose a tablet-optimized Swype keyboard that allows users to input text by dragging their finger across groups of letters.
Samsung's Music Hub storefront (powered by 7digital) offers an iTunes-like catalog of 12 million DRM-free MP3s. The Music Hub app also makes it easy to create playlists of your favorite downloads.


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While HP's name has been coming up in all the media concerning GOP presidential hopeful, Carly Fiorina, former HP CEO, the famed Silicon Valley tech company has come out swinging in a bold attack on Apple's professional Mac market—directly targeting the controversial Mac Pro introduced in 2013.
Architosh broke a story earlier in the month mentioning that Apple's Mac Pro was apparently the missing child left out of the Mac family portrait on Apple's August-timed update to its key Mac product page. Meanwhile, key rumor sites have been pondering when exactly Apple would update the new Mac Pro itself, with conjectures of a WWDC 2015 time-frame that flew past.
At Apple's recent September Event, with Apple's announcement of the new iPad Pro—a product also aimed at professional creatives as well as Apple's enterprise aspirations—the Mac Pro failed to see any update.
Hewlette-Packard isn't kidding around with this hard hitting marketing effort. (see image 02) The company is going after Apple's Mac Pro audience—even it's entire Mac creative audience—with a new "Mac to Z" marketing push. The campaign says "Make the move to Z" as in HP's Z-line workstations, which include all-in-one designs very competitive to Apple's popular iMacs.
02 – "The pros are moving from Mac to Z" reads HP's hard hitting marketing campaign.
The new HP Z workstations web page immediately states in bold letters "The pros are moving from Mac to Z." The web page features customer stories from notables in Hollywood visual effects to broadcast TV and film editing. The latter market was once firmly in Apple's grasp.
While Apple's Mac creatives are hardly screaming at the company just yet, the potential for an outcry by Apple's longest and most loyal base of customers is a real threat. And if Apple doesn't answer to such brazen direct confrontations and bold claims about its own customers, it may be interpreted by the market that is is actually true.
Worse, such a reality can serve as perfect fodder for Apple's rivals in enterprise, where Apple is intent on making a concerted push. The enterprise market has long distrusted Apple as it is. If Apple has the balls to walk away from its most stalwart customer base—creative professionals on the Mac—why should enterprise customers believe it won't do the same to them once Apple finds a new direction more worthy of pursuing down the road?
If Apple strikes it big with automotive in the 2020's, will Apple still care about iOS in Enterprise? That's the 64,000 dollar question many CIO's will be asking when Apple and its enterprise partners coming knocking on their door. History is the best indicator of the future and so looking at Apple's loyalties is likely the way to an answer.
Apple needs to start showing its loyalty chops right now. Not later but right now! And it can do so by asserting that it has every intention of supporting its most loyal customers—its Mac creatives!
It may be worth noting that Apple seems to have made it nearly impossible to discover and find its pro apps, Final Cut Pro X and Logic Pro X, on its actual website.
This has been my concern – Apple is turning away from the Pro user. An inflexible all-in-one machine just doesn't offer the features a Pro user is likely to need. Not to mention that Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro have been diluted with the "X" versions.
Clearly, the money is in mobile devices and all-in-ones (either desktop or laptop). But ignoring the Pro market will have repercussions.


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With so many pass roads to choose from when leaving Sterzing (Vipeteno), the selection is difficult - pleasantly difficult. Why not cycle to a place, that has just as many choices as Sterzing ? In that case the route would go over Jaufenpass, a road reaching above two thousand meters, that has a fairly high cult status with cyclists - and at the destination the choice of routes is at least as hard as at the departure point, because there are just so darn many attrative routes to choose from. Jaufenpass connects the Jaufental (val Giovo) from Sterzing, with the Passaiertal leading to Sank Leonard and Meran. Meran and Vipeteno are veritable hubs on spoked bicycle wheels, with the passes playing the role of the spokes.
05.(36.7km,716m) START-END WEST: Sankt Leonhard, jct: via Passo Giovo - Mooserstr.
From East. If approaching Sterzing from downvalley Brixen, one can take a bike path all the way to Sterzing. This bike road has many more ups and downs and requires considerably more effort than the regular road. But it has much better views too when approaching Sterzing. A traffic circle south of Sterzing points the way to several passes. One of them is Jaufenpass. The bike path soon ends at another traffic circle, where two valleys branch off. The road starts climbing with switchbacks that are numbered and labeled with altitude. The distance between switchbacks is quite long, so that every turn gets the cyclist one or serveal hundred meters higher. The view is up the Ridnautal. The highest peak there is the Wetterspitze at 2709. The view on the valley keeps improving if the clouds play along, until the road turns south away from the valley and enters a deep forest. About 250m below the summit the road suddenly rises above treeline and traverses along a breadloaf shaped mountain. It passes a Jaufenpass Hotel, still several hundred feet below the summit, and then climbs the pass with several switchbacks. The top has a small restaurant, which is relatively uncommercialized for a pass in the alps. A short walk from the pass, south direction Jaufenspitze improves the view considerably.
From West. (described downwards) The topographical drop down into the Passaiertal is much steeper than from the east side, even though the road is about equally steep. It just requires a more adventurous road construction. In order to negotiate the dropoff, the road heads north along the treeless slope, bordered by a low stone wall, and supported by a much higher wall at the drop off. It then switches back in a long traverse direction Jaufenspitze. It enters forest, then switches back again. Even after thousands of feet of descent the church tower down in the Passaiertal hardly seems to have come much closer. The highest settlements above Sankt Leonard appear glued to the hillside, long before the road enters the deep slit, where the village itself lies. As these houses disappear from the upper field of view, obscured by the sheer slope of the mountain, the bike rolls into Sankt Leonard. The inner town core spans itself at least a hundred feet of elevation. The tourist info center is in the lower part, and the few economical penisons are in the upper part of town, so it may be wise to spare a little energy till the end. The elevation profile continues further to Meran.
Jaufenpass: Kiens (some kms west of Bruneck) > cyling path/route to Sterzing > Jaufenpass > Sankt Leonard: 57 miles with 6050ft of climbing in 6 hours (VDO MC1.0 m4:9.6.29).
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9 Best Beach Towns to Live in Connecticut
January 13, 2023 By // by Patricia Kelsey
Connecticut has 96 miles (618 miles according to the NOAA) of idyllic New England shoreline, complete with small islands, lighthouses, and top East Coast beach towns. While the Nutmeg State may not be known first and foremost as a beach destination, vacationers and house hunters will be delighted to see the selection it has by the water.
When you're ready to explore its sandy shores, from the state parks to private town beaches, venture to Connecticut for a trip to remember. Some of the favored seaside communities deserve a closer look.
Here's a rundown of the top beach towns in Connecticut to live and visit, in no particular order:
Shoreline view, Madison, CT. Photo by: slack12
Residents and tourists alike will attest to Madison's lovely atmosphere. This town on the Connecticut coast is a popular place to visit because it is close to four public beaches and has a historic downtown.
Founded in 1826, the town of Madison was named after President James Madison. The city was known as East Guilford during the 1700s and is currently renowned as a pleasant area to live in or spend a few days on vacation.
You can splurge on a stay at the Madison Beach Hotel, pitch a tent at Hammonasset, and then dine on fresh clams and French bistro food at Bar Bouchée. Inside the state park is the Meigs Point Nature Center, which is another place of interest in the area.
Madison, Connecticut had a population of 17,691 people according to the 2020 census, but the city's shoreline attracts an estimated one million tourists each year. Hammonasset Beach State Park, Surf Club Beach, East Wharf, and West Wharf are all public beaches in the area, while the neighboring private golf club owns the Madison Beach Club.
Despite being just two miles long, Hammonasset is one of Connecticut's most extensive and picturesque beaches. Swimming, walking on the sand, kayaking, or building a sand castle are just a few activities available at these beaches.
West Haven, CT
Ocean Avenue in West Haven, CT. Photo by: Marcc16
West Haven enjoys having Connecticut's longest beachfront open to the general public. Thanks to its proximity to urban conveniences, everyone can find what they're looking for in this relaxed seaside town.
When it was first settled in 1648, West Haven was a component of the original New Haven Colony. Both sides used the town as a major starting point for raiding trips during the American Revolution.
Many of the town's 55,584 (as of the 2020 Census) residents who have made it their permanent home take advantage of its beautiful coastline, delicious food, and charming downtown. Sandy Point is a great place to fish and a haven for both migratory and permanent wild birds.
There is always a beach to spread your towel on in West Haven since it is home to one-fourth of Connecticut's accessible coastline. Tired vacationers may find solace at one of West Haven's more famous coastlines, Seabluff Beach, or at neighboring Oak Street Beach or South Street Beach.
Bradley Point Park has a tiny sandy beach and a 1.7-mile waterfront trail leading to Sandy Point Beach and the Bird Sanctuary, both of which are popular destinations. Look out for breeding shorebirds like piping plovers if you visit the latter.
Long Island Sound full moon night, Fairfield, CT. Photo by: Alexander Rabb
Fairfield, located between Bridgeport and Stamford, packs a lot of punch into its five miles of coastline. The coastal city will not disappoint if you're searching for a long weekend spent on the beach or house hunting near the surf.
Fairfield, founded in 1639, has a rich history extending back to the Revolutionary and First World Wars. The town has 61,512 people (2020 Census), yet retains a modest vibe, with different neighborhoods, each with its own personality and flare, leading schools, and several dynamic civic groups.
If you're in Fairfield over the weekend from June to October, be sure to swing by the Fairfield Farmers Market and browse the freshest products and homemade crafts. Throughout the summer, the beach also offers several family movie nights.
There are five sandy municipal beaches along this strip. Jennings Beach is the biggest and most popular, followed by Sasco, Penfield, South Pine Creek, and Southport. Non-residents must pay to park throughout the summer, but from October 1st to March 31st, beach admission is free, and pets and horses are welcome.
Mago Point Marina in Waterford, CT; Niantic River. Photo by: John Franzis
Waterford, located two hours from New York City and Boston, is 33 square miles of land in southeastern Connecticut surrounded by water on three sides and connected by two major interstate roads. While visitors come to admire the beaches and stunning scenery, this tranquil coastal town is better suited for seniors and families searching for a new home.
The English first arrived here in the 17th century and were part of the New London district until it broke off into its own town. Waterford earned its name from its location between two rivers, and locals lived in wigwams until they dug out plots for buildings. Today, the city has a population of about 19,571 (census 2020) and is known for its excellent schools, parks, coffee shops, and restaurants.
Waterford Beach Park has an approximately 1/4 mile-long sandy beach and a large tidal marsh. Guests are offered the unique chance to enjoy Long Island Sound from a natural beach that has not been altered in any way. Nothing beats a day at this picturesque Connecticut beach, whether wading in the cool waves or reclining on a beach chair.
The second popular beach is at Harkness Memorial State Park. Although there is no swimming there, it's still a terrific place to stroll the beach, fish, sail kites, picnic, explore the gardens, or relax while admiring the sound.
Old Saybrook, CT
The esplanade at Saybrook Point, Old Saybrook, CT. Photo by: slack12
Old Saybrook is one of Connecticut's oldest waterfront towns, located at the confluence of the long Connecticut River and Long Island Sound. The town has a lot of natural beauty and maritime charm in its culture and on its often overlooked gorgeous beaches.
Old Saybrook, which was founded in the 18th century, is a wealthy but pleasant town where people live. You can visit like a local or move there and make it your home. According to the 2020 Census, around 10,481 people were residing there.
Main Street has all the quaint cafés, gorgeous restaurants you'd expect to find in any New England town, and interesting antique stores where you can pick up some unique souvenirs. You can spend your time in town playing mini-golf, hitting the sandy beaches, or even seeing a performance at the Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center, often known as "The Kate."
Those in quest of breathtaking ocean vistas will be satisfied at Old Saybrook. Harvey's Beach is one of the most beautiful local beaches and has superb facilities and quiet, shallow waters that are ideal for wading in. Despite its tiny size, the beach features changing rooms, a playground, restrooms, and a snack shop. If you go on a Friday night, you can catch a free outdoor musical performance.
Overlooking the Thames River and Downtown New London from Fort Griswold, CT. Photo by: Pi.1415926535
New London, which is around 6 square miles in size, is a heritage whaling port that has remade itself as a delightful beach village. Not only is it a popular weekend destination, but anyone wishing to migrate to a coastal town may have their eyes set on this town.
The town was founded in 1651 and is situated on the Thames River. Because it was near several colonial trade ports, the city has been home to many wealthy people throughout its history. However, the 2020 Census shows that the town now has about 27,367 permanent residents.
Views of the river, fishing, and strolling along the boardwalk are all available at Fort Trumbull State Park. Take advantage of the park's summer Monday night Cruise Nights event to see historic vehicles cruise along the shore while a DJ plays old favorites.
Ocean Beach Park is an iconic white sand beach located at the southern end of town. This beach has an arcade, an Olympic-sized swimming pool, waterslides, mini golf, and other amenities. When you're done on the sand, go shopping at the local stores or get a bite to eat at a delicious restaurant.
New London is an excellent base for exploring the surrounding area. It also serves as the ferry terminal to nearby Block Island, where you may enjoy the island's beautiful beaches if the whim strikes you.
Westport, CT beach. Photo by: Tyson Luneau
Westport is a lovely coastal hamlet overlooking the Saugatuck River, which is ideal for a relaxing holiday or pleasant everyday living. This coastal Connecticut community is an excellent choice for anyone who wants to visit a beach town because it has three beautiful public beaches and an attractive state park.
Westport is also surprisingly natural for being about an hour's commute from New York's Grand Central Station. Sherwood Island State Park has 235 acres of wetlands, woodland pathways, and unusual tri-colored sand with black, brown, and red shades.
Alternatively, you may stroll down the town's classic Main Street. There are several boutiques and fine-dining restaurants in this area, such as the world-famous Bar Taco, located on the river's edge, and eat while watching the ships pass by.
Long Island Sound has many miles of shoreline, and Compo, Burying Hill, and Old Mill are the three town beaches. Lifeguards are on duty at Compo and Burying Hill Beaches from Memorial Day to Labor Day.
Those two beach areas are along the Saugatuck River and have a boardwalk and other sporting facilities. Old Mill, a little crescent-shaped beach only a short walk from Compo Beach, is the third beach, and if you wish to park here in the summer, you must get a parking permit.
Milford, CT city center and harbor. Photo by: makemake
Milford is the sixth oldest town in Connecticut and is situated in New Haven County. According to the 2020 census, this beautiful, beach town had a population of roughly 50,558 people and is renowned for its picturesque seaside towns.
Milford's boosters say that the city has everything: a strong economy, nice waterfront neighborhoods, a busy harbor, and terrific public transportation. There are no entertainment options such as a casino, theme park, sports team, or major music hall, but that's also why it's such a beautiful place to live and a fantastic location to spend a peaceful Saturday.
Even if it's not your permanent residence, a place where you can go for long walks on the beach, learn about the local culture and history, indulge in delicious cuisine, and chat with friendly regulars at the local watering hole may quickly seem like home.
There are a handful of beaches to pick from, including Anchor Beach, Walnut Beach, Gulf Beach, and Woodmont Beach. Another enjoyable activity is a trip to Charles Island. The island is 14 acres in size and is located near Milford. The good news is that you may stroll; the only caveat is that the tide must be low. It's just 0.5 miles from the Milford shore.
East Lyme, CT
Rocky Neck State Park jetty in Niantic, East Lyme, CT. Photo by: Morrowlong
About 20 minutes south of Mystic is the town of East Lyme, which has cute shops, a historic colonial farm, great restaurants, great fishing, and beautiful beaches. According to the 2020 census, it had around 18,693 people and is the ideal balance of tourist and tranquil living.
Historians visiting East Lymes will enjoy the Thomas Lee Home, which was built about 1660 and is Connecticut's oldest house surviving in its original condition. The town is split into two villages, called Flanders and Niantic, based on what the area offers.
The summertime influx of beachgoers causes Niantic's population to skyrocket; the Flanders side of town, home to the town's high school, apple orchards, and forest, is considerably less crowded. One of the perks of living in this town is the easy access to beaches around Long Island Sound, where the sea is just as welcoming as the locals.
East Lyme has numerous beautiful beaches worth visiting. Spend several hours on one of McCook Point Park's two beaches before hiking up the surrounding bluff for a picnic lunch or along the nearby boardwalk.
Make time to rest on the white sands at Hole-in-the-Wall Beach, which can be reached through a short tunnel under train lines. In addition to its sandy shores, Rocky Neck State Park has hiking paths and a stone pavilion with panoramic vistas.
If you find yourself in picturesque Connecticut, stop by one of these wonderful beach communities for a relaxing getaway or a new place to call home.
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Currently living in Arizona, Patti was born in Singapore, grew up in Taiwan, and has visited 25 different countries. This has been the fuel for her love of travel writing and sharing those experiences with others.
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I am a sophomore at George Washington Carver High School of Engineering and Science in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Advancing my strength in mathematics and statistics has greatly impacted my passion for leading other young students to similar career paths. I'm also involved in mentoring youths, learning digital editing techniques and participating in the sophomore council.


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How Russell Westbrook Is Helping Make Jordan Brand's New Classics
Photo by Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE via Getty Images
by Mikelle Street
There's no one playing basketball right now who can carry on the legacy of Michael Jordan with Jordan Brand. No one, that is, with the exception Russell Westbrook if you ask Shea Serrano, best-selling author of Basketball (And Other Things). "You need someone who is going to dunk on someone and then pose for pictures over them—and then after the game post something on Instagram about it," Serrano said of the type of player who could fill that void. "You need someone rebellious. Russell is the most rebellious player in the NBA right now."
The comments were a part of a panel to open a recent Jordan Brand event in Los Angeles. There, they debuted an expanded women's offering for spring, a slate of releases set to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the first "Spike and Mike" commercials and upcoming collaborations with Virgil Abloh's Off-White and Drake's OVO. In addition, there was a section devoted to Westbrook.
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"We've done signature shoes before with Carmelo Anthony and Chris Paul, but I think we've taken that to another level with Russell," said Jordan Brand president Larry Miller. And while he admitted that the retro product (the original Air Jordans we have come to know and love) are certainly what drive the business, it is the hope that Westbrook's contributions will become the new classics.
While Westbrook's Why Not Zer0.1 launched its first iteration earlier this year, expect at least 12 versions over the coming with a variety of releases. All will feature the same smooth vamp design, and the styles riff on not only Westbrook's own creative inspirations but what he has in his closet, his history and how he personalized his own shoes.
For my city! The #WhyNot Zer0.1 City of Flight & 2-Way are available right now KIDS SIZES TOO!!! @jumpman23 ??♂ pic.twitter.com/D2xWsbEUV5
— Russell Westbrook (@russwest44) February 15, 2018
One style, done in all white will come replete with two different markers. They will allow fans to customize the $125 sneakers, inspired by the fact that Westbrook myself writes on his sneakers before playing according to Darron Trobetsky, a head of footwear product at Jordan. Another style features reflective leopard print inspired by Westbrook's connection to fashion while another boasts a map of Los Angeles. The result is a lineup that's bold, and sometimes brash, similar to Westbrook on and off the court as he has racked up a name for his personal style, most recently wearing a ripped sweatshirt with a bit of male underboob?
"He's invested, " Brian O'Connor, vice president of global Jordan Brand marketing, said, explaining how Westbrook is not only involved in most aspects of design, but also of marketing and making sure the shoes are accessible. "He's really invested in every aspect."
Maybe invested enough to help the company bag its next billion dollars.


Last year we had the first ever Teenpreneur Conference in Jacksonville, FL for two days in June. There were just over 100 attendees and we learned about establishing a business model, building a brand, creating video, how to start a podcast, finding a mentor, and all sorts of other sessions that helped us learn how to start a business or grow one we already have.
We've made a few changes and improvements to this years conference based on the surveys our attendees filled out. Every single survey we got asked to lengthen the conference at least another day. So we did! This years conference will be from June 8 – 10 and I can barely wait for it to get here. If you are as excited as I am, don't need any other info, and are ready to sign up click below!
REGISTER NOW FOR THE 2017 TEENPRENEUR CONFERENCE!
Before I go on I would like to tell you a little bit about how all this got started.
For the last three years I have been able to attend FinCon which is a conference for personal finance bloggers. Attending this conference has changed my life. It has allowed me to network with some of the most innovative and interesting people in the personal finance space and I have made lifelong friends.
It has also brought many business opportunities my way because the people of FinCon help each other. Even though everyone is technically a competitor no one acts like it. Everyone seems to understand that if we all help each other we all do better and grow our businesses simultaneously. Phillip Taylor, the founder of FinCon has facilitated this atmosphere purposefully and I really can't explain exactly how much I love going to this conference.
Over the last year or two I have wanted to have some sort of conference for teens that would bring everyone together in a way that would allow us to support each other and build a community of friends much like FinCon. At first I thought I would put on a personal finance conference for teens. You know. Everyone could get together and learn how to budget their money and how to save and think about their retirement.
What if teens who have their own business or want to start their own business got together every year?
What if we helped each other understand how to build a business plan and how to market our product or service and all of the other things that makes a business successful?
Instead of being isolated away in our rooms or basements working away on our own projects we could all get together for a few days and learn the practical skills we need to help our businesses reach their full potential.
I'm so EXCITED to let you know it's gonna happen for a second year! The conference is in Jacksonville, FL on June 8th – 10th. Take a look over at theteenpreneur.com and you can read all about it and find out all the details about the conference. If you click on the image below it will take you directly to the registration page.
If you are a teen entrepreneur join us in June! We have a venue, sponsors and confirmed speakers. It's also a LOT of fun! As we hammer out those details I will be letting you know the latest. The best way to stay up to date is to sign up to get emails over on The Teenpreneur site. I promise I'm not going to email you all the time, just every week or two to keep you up to date on our progress!
If you have a moment check it out and let me know what you think about the new site or if you have any questions. Hope to see you in June!
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The Broadcast Engineering and IT Conference at NAB Show provides our industry with the ability to predict the future - by creating it ourselves. This conference, which runs from Saturday, April 7 through Thursday, April 12, 2018, exposes attendees to cutting-edge research, emerging trends in engineering, as well as case studies and best practices from our peers.
Predicting the Future is the first in a two-part strand of webcasts entitled Selections From The BEITC, intended to provide insight into key developments and trends in technology, broadcast engineering, and innovation.
This webcast will be archived for on-demand viewing within 24 hours of airing.


Along with 1,800 of our newest friends, on Sept. 21, United Way raised money for kids' education and celebrated our community at the 2018 Night Out for Caring at Safeco Field. And it was a blast.
Stormtroopers, Darth Vader and others from the Galactic Empire joined forces for selfies. Tons of kids' books were purchased for kids in our Parent-Child Home Program. This goodness and more made Night Out for Caring a Seattle party to remember.
" Partygoers explored the dugouts, batting cages, visitors' clubhouse and other Safeco hot spots like they owned the place. Plus they got to run the bases and pose at 2nd base with a giant-size Live United sign.
During the hilarious Celebrity Sprint for Kids relay, KOMO 4's Mary Nam, former Seahawk Jordan Babineaux, Ethan Stowell of Ethan Stowell Restaurants and others raced around the outfield. They donned a crayon costume and stuffed school supplies into backpacks to represent the theme of the evening: supporting early learning programs for low-income kids.
Karaoke in Macklemore's Cadillac won the evening for most popular spot, especially when former Sounder Roger Levesque sang a duet with MOViN 92.5's Brooke Fox.
Check out former Seahawk Jordan Babineaux's epic dive into home plate, plus Geekwire's Jonathan Sposato singing karaoke with wife and Seattle producer Heather Lowenthal.
Every child deserves a chance to succeed in school, and every person at this party with a purpose stood up for that. All ticket and event proceeds support the Parent-Child Home Program. Read more about this great early learning program.
To everyone who attended, thank you for your support and energy. We can't wait to do it again next year!
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Bigg Boss 15: Tejasswi Prakash Gets Called Out by Gauahar Khan During the Task in Weekend Ka Vaar Episode
January 15, 2022 by Mary Dehart
In the upcoming 'Weekend Ka Vaar' episode of 'Bigg Boss 15', model and actress Gauahar Khan will enter the house as a celebrity guest. She will give a task to the contestants to name the person who they believe won't make it to the top three. During the task, only Tejasswi gets called out by Gauahar. Bigg Boss 15: Tejasswi Prakash and Shamita Shetty to Fight for House Captaincy.
The celebrity guest asks Tejasswi to come on the dais along with Nishant Bhat and Rashami Desai. Now, Tejasswi has to choose the one among the two who she feels does not deserve to be in the competition. Tejasswi says Nishant does not have any identity in the show, to which Nishant gives her a befitting reply by saying: "She keeps complaining and plays the victim card like a kid." Bigg Boss 15: Tejasswi Prakash Sheds Tears After a Verbal Tiff With Nishant Bhat Over Food (Watch Video).
Gauahar intervenes and in the meanwhile Tejasswi ends up saying: "Nishant she is asking you to shut up." Gauahar immediately retorts and says: "Don't put your words in my mouth", to which Tejasswi adds: "I said that." But Gauahar then again snaps back by saying: "I don't appreciate it."
Nishant and Tejasswi's friendship went haywire after the latter got defeated by Pratik in a recent task. Nishant, who is a good friend of Pratik, stuck by his side which later on disappointed Tejasswi.
(The above story first appeared on The Madison Leader Gazette on Jan 15, 2022 06:08 PM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website wmleader.com).
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Bob's day isn't starting well. A big customer just sent him an angry email with an impossible demand. "Don't they know that this is just not possible?" He wonders. "How can they be so unreasonable?" Two minutes later, another email pings in. It's a colleague responding to the seemingly never-ending email thread of what should be a very simple issue. Once again, she appears to be totally missing the point.
He sits back and ponders how to answer each of them. But just as he leans forward to begin typing in his first response, an idea occurs to him. He picks up the telephone and calls his customer. Three minutes later, everything is resolved. It turns out that the customer wasn't unreasonable or angry at all – there was just a misunderstanding on the tone and message of the email. Buoyed by his success, Bob picks up the phone again and calls his colleague. Sure enough, it turns out that she did indeed get the point, everything was sorted out in moments, and the two had a good laugh about it.
Sound familiar? Sure it does. We've all experienced this at least once in our careers.
Email long ago overtook the telephone as the medium of choice in business, and has proven to be a wonderful information sharing tool. Unfortunately, however, email proves time and again to be a less than stellar communication tool. It's great for connecting to others. It's useless for connecting with others.
Want to be more effective and efficient in your communications and your work relationships? Try picking up the phone. You'll be surprised at the difference it will make.


Drone regulations and links for people flying drones in Zambia.
According to Zambia's national aviation authority, the Zambia Civil Aviation Authority (ZCAA), flying a drone is legal in Zambia, but we recommend being aware of and compliant with the drone regulations listed below before doing so.
Why fly a drone in Zambia? To get great aerial shots like these!
Based on our research and interpretation of the laws, here are the most important rules to know for flying a drone in Zambia.
Drones may fly up to a maximum of 120 meters (394 feet).
Drones must be kept within the visual line of sight, and the maximum horizontal distance from the pilot cannot exceed 500 meters (1,640 feet).
Drone insurance is required for drone operations in Zambia.
Drones cannot be flown 10 kilometers (6.2 miles) or less from an airport.
Drones cannot be flown near sensitive areas, including nuclear power plants, prisons, police stations, crime scenes or major national facilities.
Drones cannot be launched or landed on public roads.
Drones cannot be operated night.
Drones in Zambia must carry a license plate indicating nationality and registration number. A drone cannot be used for private use when it weighs more than 1.5 kilograms (3.3 pounds).
For more information on Zambia's drone laws, see this document created by the ZCAA.
Know something we don't about drone laws in Zambia? Send us an email at support[at]uavcoach[dot]com. We are not international aviation attorneys and do our best to keep this page up-to-date for drone pilots, but the reality is that given the pace of the small unmanned aerial system (sUAS) industry and how governments are responding, drone regulations in Zambia can change throughout the year, and those changes can be hard to track. If we missed something, please reach out to let us know.
Commercial drone pilots operating in Zambia must hold a Remote Pilot License (RPL) issued by the ZCAA.
Have sufficient English language proficiency and pass the required exams offered by the ZCAA.
Learn more about how to obtain a license for commercial drone operations in Zambia starting on page 15 of this document issued by the ZCAA.


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SADA Systems Helps Business Deploy Google Apps
Tony Safoian, president and CEO of SADA Systems, Inc. announced today that SADA Systems has extended its participation in the Google Enterprise Professional™ program to include deployment of Google Apps™ Premier Edition, Google's hosted productivity and collaboration solution. The Google Enterprise Professional program brings developers, consultants, and independent software vendors together to provide value added services for Google enterprise products. "Google is excited to have SADA Systems as a partner in the Google Enterprise Professional program. We're looking forward to SADA extending Google Apps by providing deployment and support to customers," said Kevin Smith, Head of Enterprise Partnerships at Google.
Google Apps™ brings simple, powerful communication and collaboration tools to organizations using their own domain name. With Google Apps, users can use tools like Gmail™, Google Calendar™, Google Talk™, and Google Docs & Spreadsheets™ on their own domain to stay connected and work together more effectively. Best of all, it's all hosted by Google, so there's no hardware or software to download, install or maintain. SADA Systems deploys Google Apps as part of the Google Enterprise Professional program. "The Google Enterprise Professional program will help us enhance the value of Google Apps to our small and medium business customers," said Safoian. "Google Apps Premiere Edition offers a broad set of powerful APIs that enable us to develop customer solutions that meet the needs of our clients."
Businesses of any size can leverage the knowledge and experience of SADA engineers and developers to deploy this advanced collaboration tool. The information technology professionals of SADA Systems can deploy, customize, and support Google Apps on any existing network environment, with little to no impact on productivity during the migration process. Businesses that wish to try Google Apps for only one set of their employees may choose a QuickStart deployment from SADA Systems, in which a group of users within the organization is selected to use the application prior to a full roll-out.


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The Army of the Potomac: A Stillness at Appomattox (Volume III)
By: Catton, Bruce
Page faintly toned. Half-inch by half-inch chip along jacket spine-head obscuring author name, jacket edges lightly rubbed, jacket faintly toned. 1953 Hard Cover. We have more books available by this author!. x, 438 pp. This is the story of the last desperate, heartbreaking, cruel year of the Civil War. In the winter of 1864, the Army of the Potomac stood at the crossroads. The old army, fired with the spirit of men who had joined out of love of country and who had long since become disillusioned, was gone. The new army, made up of mercenaries, bounty-jumpers and a hard core of seasoned and embittered veterans, had lost sight of its original goal of radiant victory and had become a ruthless machine of war. Its leader was General Ulysses S. Grant, a seedy little man who instilled no enthusiasm in his followers and little respect in his enemies. Opposing Grant and the Army of the Potomac was Robert E. Lee, the last great knight of battle. He was a god to his men and scourge to his antagonists. The stage was set. Somehow everyone knew that from now on there would be little glory in victory, little pity in defeat. With unmatched brilliance Bruce Catton takes the reader through the battles of the Wilderness, the Bloody Angle, Cold Harbor, the Crater, and on through the horrible months to the truce at Appomattox. He makes Grant, Meade, Sheridan, and McClellan come alive in all their failings and triumphs and humanness. This is the third and final volume of his saga of the Army of the Potomac and follows the distinguished Mr Lincoln's Army and Glory Road. Pulitzer Prize Winner; National Book Award.
Title: The Army of the Potomac: A Stillness at Appomattox (Volume III)
Author: Catton, Bruce
Categories: Pulitzer Prize Winners, 19th Century, American Civil War, American Presidents,
Publisher: Doubleday & Company, Inc.: 1953
Binding: Hard Cover
Jacket Condition: Good
Keywords: MILITARY CIVIL WAR AMERICAN HISTORY APPOMATTOX THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC ULYSSES S GRANT ROBERT E LEE BRUCE CATTON AMERICAN PRESIDENTS BIOGRAPHY,
The Army of the Potomac: Mr. Lincoln's Army (Volume I)
Mr Lincoln's Army
History of the Forty-Fifth Regiment, Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer Infantry, 1861-1865
By: The Comrades; Albert, Allen D.


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Samuil Ossipowitsch Schatunowski, , englische Transkription Samuil Osipovich Shatunovsky, (* 25. März 1859 in Welyka Snamjanka () bei Kamjanka-Dniprowska, Gouvernement Taurien, heute Ukraine; † 27. März 1929 in Odessa) war ein ukrainischer Mathematiker, der sich unter anderem mit Axiomatik von Algebra und Geometrie befasste.

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Schatunowski war das neunte Kind einer armen jüdischen Familie und besuchte die Schule in Cherson. Er studierte in Rostow und Sankt Petersburg vor allem Ingenieursfächer, aber auch Mathematik bei Pafnuti Tschebyschow, konnte aber aus finanziellen Gründen das Studium nicht beenden. Aus gleichem Grund scheiterte ein Versuch, den er unternahm um in der Schweiz einen Abschluss zu erhalten. Er bestritt seinen Unterhalt danach in verschiedenen kleineren russischen Städten als Privatlehrer, veröffentlichte aber auch über Mathematik, worauf er finanzielle Unterstützung für einen Abschluss an der Universität Odessa erhielt. 1905 wurde er an der Universität fest angestellt und 1917 wurde er Professor.

Schatunowski war ein früher Vertreter konstruktiver Mathematik im Sinn des 1912 von L. E. J. Brouwer begründeten Intuitionismus. Er wurde 1917 an der Universität Odessa promoviert (Algebra als Vergleichs-Doktrin auf Funktionalen Moduln). In seiner Dissertation bemühte er sich um eine Begründung der Algebra und speziell der Galois-Theorie mit Cauchy-Modulen ohne Anwendung des Satzes vom ausgeschlossenen Dritten auf unendliche Mengen, den er für problematisch hielt.

Seine Mathematik-Vorlesungen in Odessa fanden auch über die Studenten der Mathematik hinaus breiten Zulauf.

Er arbeitete auch über Grundlagen der Geometrie zur selben Zeit (um 1897/98) wie David Hilbert und entwickelte unabhängig von diesem eine axiomatische Theorie von Flächeninhalten. Er gab eine Volumendefinition für Polyeder als Invariante ohne Verwendung von Grenzprozessen.

1910 gründete er mit Weniamin Fjodorowitsch Kagan den Verlag für Mathematik Matesis in Odessa, der Übersetzungen ausländischer Literatur (wie Richard Dedekinds Buch Stetigkeit und irrationale Zahlen) und Werke russischer Autoren veröffentlichte und sich mit populärwissenschaftlichen Büchern auch an ein größeres Publikum wandte.

Zu seinen Doktoranden gehörten Gregor Michailowitsch Fichtenholz und Sofia Janowskaja. Auch Moses Schönfinkel und Arnold Ross waren seine Schüler.

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 Einführung in die Analysis, Odessa: Matesis 1923

Literatur
 Harry Dym, Israel Gohberg, Naftaly Kravitsky: Biography of M. S. Livsic, in: Gohberg, Livsic: Topics in operator theory and interpolation : essays dedicated to M.S. Livsic on the occasion of his 70th birthday, Operator Theory, Advances and Applications, 29, 1988, 6–15 (wieder abgedruckt in Harm Bart u. a. Israel Gohberg and his friends: on the occasion of his 80th birthday). Mit kurzer Biografie von Shatunovsky.
 Christopher Hollings: Investigating a claim for Russian priority in the abstract definition of a ring, in: BSHM bulletin, 29 (2014),2, S. [111] – 119.

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Mathematiker (19. Jahrhundert)
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Gestorben 1929
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Q: Not able to _.debounce and change the state in react.js I'm trying to use lodash's debounce method to to toggle a boolean located in the state 500ms after the scroll occured.
I've look for responses on SO but none of these helped me to fix this. This seems fairly simple so there's probably something that I didn't get.
The state is:
constructor(props) {
    super(props);
    this.state = {
       isScrolling: false
    }
 }

The componentDidMount part is:
   componentDidMount(){
    window.addEventListener('scroll', this.handleScroll, true);
    window.addEventListener('scroll', _.debounce(() => {
      this.setState({
        isScrolling: false
      })
    }, 500))
 }

The scroll function is:
    handleScroll = (event) => {
      this.setState({
        isScrolling: true
      })
    };

In my rect chrome dev. tools, I see that isScrolling is toggling to true when I start scrolling but the debounce method does not toggle it back to false again. What am I doing wrong?

A: EDIT - My code was correct but this bit of css code was preventing the correct behavior to happen:
html, body {
  height:100%;
}


Import a Midi File with a 3/4 time signature, still 4/4.
Import one with 6/4, everything all over the place.
Drum Midi Files are missing Notes, quavers turn into breves and other major flaws.
The Audio Part of Auria is really brilliant, but Midi is (for my needs) completely unusable.
Is there any Chance that this is getting fixed in the near future?
Sorry to hear that. I am aware of a few minor bugs which are on my list, but not related to imports or missing notes like you describe. I have a bunch of test MIDI files that import just fine here. Can you send me your file so I can test it here to see what might be going on? Which DAW created the file, by the way?
I import midi files all the time, and it works very well. Are you sure the file is being exported correctly?
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Q: Error animating a 3d parametric plot of a sum I am trying to animate a sum together with a circle (specifically the vector field $(r \sin \theta , r \cos \theta, u(r,t))$ using Animate and ParametricPlot3D in the following code.
Clear["Global`*"]
f[r_] := 1 - r^4
a = 1;
c = 1;

x0m[m_] := N[BesselJZero[0, m]]
omega0[m_] := c/a*x0m[m]
d[m_] := (Integrate[
    r*BesselJ[0, (x0m[m]*r)/(a*c)]*f[r], {r, 0, a}])/(Integrate[
    r*(BesselJ[0, (x0m[m]*r)/(a*c)])^2, {r, 0, a}])
u[r_, t_, mmax_] :=
 Sum[d[m]*BesselJ[0, (x0m[m]*r)/(a*c)]*Cos[omega0[m]*t], {m, 1, mmax}]

Animate[ParametricPlot3D[{r*Cos[theta], r*Sin[theta], u[r, t, 5]}, {r,
    0, 1}, {theta, 0, 2*π}, PlotRange -> {-1.2, 1.2},
  BoundaryStyle -> Directive[Red, Thick],
  ColorFunction -> "SolarColors", Mesh -> True], {t, 0, 10, 0.0001}]

However Animate does nothing, although Mathematica computes the sum. I think the problem is the ParametricPlot3D inside Animate but I don't understand what is wrong with it. Can you help?

A: The following will create a .gif file with the animation in the same path where you have saved your notebook. Note that I changed the animation step, but you can change it back.
f[r_] := 1 - r^4
a = 1;
c = 1;
x0m[m_] := N[BesselJZero[0, m]]
omega0[m_] := c/a*x0m[m]
d[m_] := (Integrate[
    r*BesselJ[0, (x0m[m]*r)/(a*c)]*f[r], {r, 0, a}])/(Integrate[
    r*(BesselJ[0, (x0m[m]*r)/(a*c)])^2, {r, 0, a}])
u[r_, t_, mmax_] :=
 Sum[d[m]*BesselJ[0, (x0m[m]*r)/(a*c)]*Cos[omega0[m]*t], {m, 1, mmax}]

dat = Animate[
  ParametricPlot3D[
   Evaluate@{r*Cos[theta], r*Sin[theta], u[r, t, 5]}, {r, 0,
    1}, {theta, 0, 2*π}, PlotRange -> {-1.2, 1.2},
   BoundaryStyle -> Directive[Red, Thick],
   ColorFunction -> "SolarColors", Mesh -> True], {t, 0, 10, 1},
  AnimationDirection -> ForwardBackward]

SetDirectory@NotebookDirectory[]
Export["gif.gif", dat]

A: Use the same Evaluate setting as the answer by @bmf or define g[r_, t_, theta_] outside to the Animate.
And we replace := by = and replace Integrate by NIntegrate in order to faster the calculate.(also maybe use PerformanceGoal -> "Speed" )
Clear["Global`*"];
f[r_] = 1 - r^4;
a = 1;
c = 1;
x0m[m_] = N@BesselJZero[0, m];
omega0[m_] = c/a*x0m[m];
d[m_] := (NIntegrate[
     r*BesselJ[0, (x0m[m]*r)/(a*c)]*f[r], {r, 0, a}])/(NIntegrate[
     r*(BesselJ[0, (x0m[m]*r)/(a*c)])^2, {r, 0, a}]);
u[r_, t_, mmax_] :=
  Sum[d[m]*BesselJ[0, (x0m[m]*r)/(a*c)]*Cos[omega0[m]*t], {m, 1,
    mmax}];
g[r_, t_, theta_] = {r*Cos[theta], r*Sin[theta], u[r, t, 5]};
Animate[ParametricPlot3D[
  g[r, t, theta], {r, 0, 1}, {theta, 0, 2*π},
  PlotRange -> {-1.2, 1.2}, BoundaryStyle -> Directive[Red, Thick],
  ColorFunction -> "SolarColors", Mesh -> True,
  PerformanceGoal -> "Quality"], {t, 0, 10, 0.0001},
 AnimationRate -> .1, ControlPlacement -> Bottom]


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References

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Charles C. Johnson
Once upon a time a candidate emerged who said what no one dared to say about the greatest threat facing his countrymen: immigration. He was incendiary, shocking, and hated by the ruling class for what he had to say. He made his point in a style that was uniquely his own. Despite his past he became a working-class hero"€"he rose in the polls and in public esteem"€"and though he never ascended to his nation's commanding heights, he forced others to follow his lead. He won the argument even if he didn"€™t necessarily win the politics.
I"€™m referring to the great British MP Enoch Powell"€"UKIP before there was a UKIP"€"but I could just as easily be talking about Donald Trump, who has become the immigration restrictionist's indispensable man. (The movement's indispensable woman"€"the Lady Ann Coulter"€"continues her reign.)
Trump wasted no time in his announcement speech. "€œThey are bringing drugs. They are bringing crime. They"€™re rapists,"€ Mr. Trump said about Mexican immigrants, adding, "€œSome, I assume, are good people."€ Enoch Powell had his famous "€œRivers of Blood"€ speech; Trump has his "€œWho is doing the raping?"€ questioning. And just like that he got the government of Mexico and its allies (the American media) to freak out. It's gotten so bad that The New York Times (owned by Mexican monopolist and world's richest man Carlos Slim) says it might change U.S."€"Latin American relations. ¡Ay, caramba!
"€œWho cares about being president when you can decide the day's news? Trump understands intuitively that he who controls the news cycle controls the politics."€
But for all the tut-tutting about Donald Trump, he gets results. Mr. Trump has often used his "€œbig Twitter"€ to force the conversation in ways he wants it to go. He endeared himself to this writer when he forced Barack Obama to release his Photoshopped certificate of live birth the very same week that SEAL Team Six reportedly killed Osama bin Laden"€"an obvious example of misdirection. Why didn"€™t Obama release his certificate of live birth before bin Laden was dumped into the sea? Surely he had it before that little raid in Abottabad?
If you"€™re foolish enough to believe that Barack Obama is the son of a Kenyan, you"€™re in diminishing company these days. Not even Obama's own alleged half brother Malik believes they are related. The probable father is Frank Marshall Davis, who boasted that he had impregnated three different women (including his wife) and who, despite being prominently mentioned throughout the 1995 version of Dreams From My Father, was excised from the 2004 audio version. To ask Obama who-is-your-daddy questions is to be branded a birther, a term tailor-made for dismissal. And yet Trump refused to be unpersoned. He didn"€™t go away. Mr. Trump didn"€™t have to pick that fight but he did, and he never apologized for it. Of course, I would have asked why Obama has never done a genetic test with his friend (and pop celebrity geneticist) Henry Louis Gates Jr., but I"€™m a nerd, not a billionaire (yet). Having Obama's DNA would answer the question definitely, which is precisely why no one has asked for it. Maybe we"€™ll find out in his post-presidency.
Here is the beauty: Trump can"€™t really be boycotted because he can"€™t really be publicly shamed. He can violate whatever taboo the cognoscenti have decided upon last week because he can"€™t really be made to pay. Sure, he might lose a deal here or there, but it's nothing compared with the publicity he's getting. No one would dare call Trump a tired old man, even though he is two years older than Hillary. He seems alive. Chris Christie's slogan is "€œTelling It Like It Is,"€ but that space is already occupied. Trump calls out his competitors as the "€œlosers"€ they are.
Trump can"€™t be censored like yours truly from Twitter. Indeed he may well be the only man in the presidential field who is free to say what he fancies to his 3 million Twitter followers and countless millions more. And yes, he's"€"to borrow a phrase from another great troll, Charlie Sheen"€"winning. Whether it's drawing attention to his many successes in business or the beauties he parades about or the hotel he's coincidentally building on Pennsylvania Avenue, Trump is playing by his own set of rules. The very same reality-distortion field that made Jobs rich makes Trump impervious to pain.
Who cares about being president when you can decide the day's news? Trump understands intuitively that he who controls the news cycle controls the politics. So go ahead and condemn him. All you do in the tweeting world is elevate him. Power perceived is power achieved. And, in our page-views click-baiting Ryan Holiday culture, power is the ability to command attention. It's the ability to affect the issues we talk about. To trend on Twitter is to set the agenda.
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