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British Grand Prix: Race Advance
Blimey! Haas F1 Team Fifth in Constructors' Standings
KANNAPOLIS, North Carolina (July 2, 2018) – A rolling stone gathers no moss, and coming into Silverstone Circuit for Sunday's British Grand Prix, Haas F1 Team is rolling.
In only its third year competing in the FIA Formula One World Championship, Haas F1 Team is an impressive fifth in the constructors' standings nine races into the 21-race calendar. Its tally of 49 points so far this season surpasses its total from all of last year, where it finished eighth in points.
Drivers Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen delivered Haas F1 Team's best collective result last Sunday in the Austrian Grand Prix when Grosjean finished fourth and Magnussen came home fifth. The haul of 22 points allowed Haas F1 Team to leapfrog Force India and McLaren in the constructors' ranks and sit within striking distance of the factory Renault effort, which occupies a best-of-the-rest fourth-place standing behind the powerhouse trio of Scuderia Ferrari, Mercedes and Red Bull. Thirteen points separates Haas F1 Team from Renault, while the American squad has a five-point margin over sixth-place McLaren, a seven-point gap to seventh-place Force India and a 30-point advantage over eighth-place Toro Rosso.
Twelve races still remain in 2018, meaning the advantages and deficits to other teams can still ebb and flow before the curtain drops on Formula One's 72nd season. That means there's no let-off for the Haas Automation-sponsored team, which is appropriate considering they're coming into a venue where drivers rarely let off the throttle.
Silverstone is considered one of Formula One's power circuits. The 5.891-kilometer (3.660-mile), 18-turn track that is roughly a two-hour drive from London is one of the series' fastest venues, with an average speed of around 230 kph (143 mph). It is the third longest track on the Formula One schedule, behind only Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps (7.004 kilometers, 4.352 miles) and Baku City Circuit (6.003 kilometers, 3.730 miles). The majority of its layout is comprised of medium- and high-speed corners, allowing drivers to run at full-throttle for 70 percent of their lap. Teams run medium to high levels of downforce in their racecars to better assist with the impressive cornering speeds achieved on the track's sweeping corners. The circuit has relatively few long straights, making these downforce levels achievable.
Achievement is always at the top of Haas F1 Team's to-do list. After back-to-back eighth-place finishes in the constructors' standings in its first two years of existence, Haas F1 Team seeks a higher standing among Formula One's hierarchy. Founder and chairman Gene Haas proved this point by laying down an edict at the beginning of the season when he said, "We need to be within a half-second of the Ferraris in order for us to be competitive. We weren't last year. I would say we were a second to a second-and-a-half slower than the Ferraris. Overall, we were maybe two seconds off the pole qualifiers, so we need to knock a second off that if we really want to be competitive."
As the series nears its halfway mark, call it message delivered. The pace Haas F1 Team first displayed during the chill of preseason testing in late February and early March at Circuit de Barcelona – Catalunya has carried into the sweltering heat of summer. Haas F1 Team's fortunes have risen in concert with the mercury, and with the calendar turning to July, there's no let-off in sight.
Haas F1 Team has enjoyed its best results this year at power circuits – fourth last Sunday in Austria, fifth in Bahrain and a pair of sixth-place results in Spain and France. Do those performances heighten your expectations for how the team will perform at Silverstone?
"Our car seems to be best at high-speed circuits, and with Silverstone being one of them, for sure we're hoping to have a good result there, as well."
What is it that makes the Haas VF-18 so good at power circuits compared to shorter, more compact tracks?
"I think it's just the aero characteristics. Some cars like slow circuits, some like fast corners, and ours seems to like the fast corners a lot better than the slow ones."
Silverstone is a fast track where drivers are able to run full throttle for long periods of time. How do you help them find that edge to determine when they can be flat out and when they can't?
"They find that edge themselves. If the engineering team gives them a good, stable car, they are not afraid to go flat-out. But they need to be confident that the car will do what they want the car to do, and that is down to the engineering team."
Weather tends to be a large variable at Silverstone, with hot weather interspersed with cool, blustery and even raw conditions. How do you prepare for temperature swings and weather changes, be it at Silverstone or anywhere else?
"Other than having data together for the tires and how they work in the different temperatures, it's honestly hard to prepare. The best we can do is keep our eye on it and go with what the weather gives us."
With Haas F1 Team's European base being in Banbury, England – about 30 minutes away from Silverstone – how helpful is this location for personnel and for logistics as we near the end of this unprecedented stretch of three straight races?
"Most of the guys are based near the circuit or their home is near Banbury, so it's actually quite nice for them as most can go sleep in their own bed. Nevertheless, they need to get up early to get into Silverstone and they come back late. With three events in a row, it's quite good that it's the last one, for at least they're near to home."
Silverstone is one of the fastest tracks in Formula One, but it's not necessarily from long straights but rather from long, flowing corners. Can you describe the feeling of speed you experience at this power circuit?
"It's a really cool track, especially the fast part through Maggotts, Becketts and Chapel corners. When you have the grip in the car there, you really get the sensation of the g-forces. Everything's pushing down. You really want to get the first part of the flowing corners right. If you don't, you just lose a lot of time. When the car is very stable and has good balance, you can go flat-out and really push it to the limit."
With speed playing such a role at Silverstone, how difficult is it to overtake? And if the opportunity presents itself, where can you overtake?
"There are a few spots. On the straights and through the high-speed corners, you have an opportunity if your car is much better balanced than the car in front of you. After turn three or turn four, there's the long section after the slow-speed corners, and that's a good opportunity, as well. But the thing about Silverstone is really the difference between a well-balanced car and an unbalanced car –that's where the opportunity lies."
What do you need at Silverstone to have the proper balance in your racecar?
"Silverstone is not an easy track. You've got all the high-speed sections, where you really want to carry some speed and get fast. Then you've got the twisty turns three and four, then the whole last corner, which is tricky on the throttle application. Generally, you need a good rear-end, and if you get that, you can then put some front-flap on and go faster."
Is Silverstone the track where you're able to run at full throttle for the longest periods of time?
"I think probably Baku is where we're flat-out for longer periods of time, but Silverstone is a power track, as well. You need good power to get a good lap time there. There are a few straight lines and a few overtaking opportunities but, mainly, Silverstone is about the grip of the car through the high-speed corners."
How do you find that edge to determine when you can be flat-out and when you can't?
"Well, you find out quickly when you're wrong, but you have to try. It's as simple as that. You go step-by-step, but definitely the last step is going flat-out."
At most circuits, pole position is critical. But for some reason, not as much at Silverstone, where the pole winner has only gone on to win six times in the last 20 years. Is this happenstance or is there something about the track's layout that provides more opportunity for those a little deeper on the starting grid?
"Silverstone is in the UK, and the UK weather is known to be sometimes rainy, sometimes dry. That plays a part. It can change a lot between qualifying and the race, and then even in the race itself. You can also have a good car in qualifying, but if it's not quite perfectly balanced for the race, you'll pay the price. That's where success lies, and probably why most of the winners didn't start from pole position."
Do you have any milestones or moments from your junior career that you enjoyed at Silverstone?
"I've had some good races there. I remember GP2 in 2009 – I scored the pole position by a big margin, and that was pretty good fun. In F1, back in 2012, I had a first-lap incident where I had to change the front wing and from there I just pushed all the way. I remember overtaking (Jenson) Button and (Lewis) Hamilton through Maggots, Becketts – the high-speed corners. I came back to sixth from being last on the first lap, which was pretty good."
What is your favorite part of Silverstone?
"The high-speed corners at Maggotts, Becketts and Chapel."
Explain a lap around Silverstone, especially now after having competed there with the faster, current-generation car.
"Silverstone is a very high-speed circuit. The new cars make it very different, especially through all the high-speed corners – it's very sexy. Turn nine, the old turn one, is flat out. It's pretty amazing when you think about it. That's really the biggest difference, although sector one hasn't changed that much, but going into turn nine, and then 10, 11 and 12, and Stowe corner is very fast."
"Silverstone is definitely one of the good circuits. It's really fast and you've got some big sections with fast changes of directions. I really enjoy driving the circuit."
Knowing how fast these current-generation cars are, how does the car feel at Silverstone, particularly through the Maggots, Becketts and Chapel corners – an area of the track where you really feel the g-forces being exerted on your body?
"Silverstone is probably one of the best circuits for these new cars. It's a real downforce circuit with lots of high-speed corners. We all know that high-speed corners are the most impressive in a Formula One car, and Silverstone is all about that."
"I haven't seen how the DRS zones are this year, whether they've changed them or not. If they haven't changed them, then Silverstone is actually a challenging circuit to overtake . It's all so high speed, so it is quite difficult to follow other cars. You do have some good straights, so if you're a good chunk faster, then you will be able to overtake, but it's not going to be easy."
Your teammate mentioned that the difference at Silverstone comes down to the opportunity between having a well-balanced car and an unbalanced car. What do you need at Silverstone to have the proper balance in your racecar?
"You need good high-speed balance as most of the corners are high speed."
"I think it's just by chance."
"I won at Silverstone in F3 and World Series by Renault – all the categories I raced there. I can't really say which one was the best one, but I remember they were all good."
"Maggots and Becketts because they're the high-speed turns."
"Silverstone is mega-fast, a flowing and exciting circuit."
Total number of race laps: 52
Complete race distance: 306.198 kilometers (190.263 miles)
Pit lane speed limit: 80 kph (50 mph)
This 5.891-kilometer (3.660-mile), 18-turn circuit has hosted Formula One since 1950, with last year's British Grand Prix serving as the venue's 51st grand prix.
Lewis Hamilton holds the race lap record at Silverstone (1:30.621), set last year with Mercedes.
Lewis Hamilton holds the qualifying lap record at Silverstone (1:26.600), set last year with Mercedes during Q3.
With an average speed of around 230 kph (143 mph), Silverstone is considered a power circuit and one of Formula One's fastest tracks. The majority of its layout is comprised of medium- and high-speed corners, allowing drivers to run at full-throttle for 70 percent of their lap. Teams run medium to high levels of downforce to better assist with the impressive cornering speeds. These downforce levels are achievable because the circuit has relatively few long straights. Its sweeping corners provide overtaking opportunities, albeit tricky ones due to the speeds drivers can achieve.
DYK, Part I? The iconic gold trophy awarded to the winner of the British Grand Prix is the RAC Cup, and it is the oldest prize awarded in Formula One. Unlike other trophies, the winner doesn't get to keep it. It's returned soon after the podium celebration.
DYK, Part II? There are 18 turns at Silverstone, and each has its own name and backstory.
Abbey (turn one): This flat-out first turn was named after the ancient Luffield Abbey, the remains of which were found near the corner. The abbey was founded prior to 1133 and suppressed by King Henry VI in 1493.
Farm (turn two): This is a lazy left hander and the point where cars enter back onto the track from the pits. The origins of its name are simple – the straight used to pass close to a nearby farm.
Village (turn three): One of the new corners introduced in 2010 following Silverstone's redevelopment, this right hander is named after Silverstone Village, which lies to the north of the circuit.
The Loop (turn four): This is the only corner at Silverstone named for its shape, and drivers navigate it at 95 kph (60 mph), making it the slowest corner on this high-speed track.
Aintree (turn five): Famous for hosting the Grand National horse race, Aintree also staged the British Grand Prix in the 1950s and early 1960s and, in tribute, the left hander leading onto the Wellington Straight now bears the venue's name.
Wellington Straight: Formally known as the National Straight, the run down to Brooklands was renamed in 2010 when it became part of Silverstone's new grand prix layout. The Wellington Straight takes its name from the Wellington bombers that were based at the Northamptonshire circuit during World War II. Fittingly, the straight is formed from one of the old runways.
Brooklands (turn six): In the days of pre-war motor racing, Brooklands was Britain's No. 1 venue. It makes sense that one of the corners at the modern-day home of British motorsport is named in the old track's honor.
Luffield (turn seven): Like Abbey, the long right hander was named after Luffield Chapel. Introduced to Silverstone's grand prix layout ahead of the 1991 race, Luffield was originally two distinct corners, known as Luffield 1 and Luffield 2.
Woodcote (turn eight): The Royal Automobile Club (RAC) was responsible for organizing the first major races at Silverstone. As such, the group had major influence in naming many of the track's original corners. Woodcote, the sweeping right hander which used to end the lap, is named after Woodcote Park, an RAC-owned club in Surrey.
Copse (turn nine): Silverstone is surrounded by luscious green fields and small pockets of dense woodland, knowns as copses. The quick Copse corner, which was the circuit's first turn for nearly 60 years, passes especially close to Chapel Copse and Cheese Copse, hence its name.
Maggotts, Becketts and Chapel (turns 10-14): Approached at around 300 kph (186 mph), Silverstone's fastest and most iconic sequence of corners was three distinct bends until 1991. Today, they are interlinked. The opening section, Maggotts, was named for nearby Maggot Moor. Becketts and Chapel Curve, meanwhile, take their names from the medieval chapel of St. Thomas à Beckett, which was built in memory of the murdered Archbishop of Canterbury and once stood near the corners. The chapel buildings were demolished in 1943 to make way for Silverstone airfield.
Hangar Straight: Silverstone's use as a Royal Air Force base meant that it was once home to several large hangars. Two of the largest stood next to what became the circuit's backstraight, which today is tackled at more than 325 kph (202 mph).
Stowe (turn 15): Situated at the end of Hangar Straight, the rapid right hander has always been a challenge for drivers despite several changes over the years. Like so many other corners at Silverstone, it takes its name from a nearby landmark, Stowe School, which lies just south of the circuit.
Vale (turn 16): Built on an airfield, Silverstone is more or less flat, which is why the most undulating piece of track, found between Stowe and Club, was named Vale, which is another word for valley. However, some say the name is simply a reflection of the fact this portion of the track sits within the district of Aylesbury Vale.
Club (turns 17-18): Club is the track's final corner. Like Woodcote, Club was named in honor of the RAC's famous clubhouse in Pall Mall, London.
During the course of this weekend's British Grand Prix, lows will range from 13-14 degrees Celsius (56-57 degrees Fahrenheit) to highs of 27-29 degrees Celsius (81-84 degrees Fahrenheit). Relative humidity ranges from 52 percent (mildly humid) to 95 percent (very humid), with a dew point varying from 9 degrees Celsius/49 degrees Fahrenheit (dry) to 15 degrees Celsius/59 degrees Fahrenheit (comfortable). The dew point is rarely below 7 degrees Celsius/45 degrees Fahrenheit (dry) or above 17 degrees Celsius/63 degrees Fahrenheit (mildly humid). Typical wind speeds vary from 2-21 kph/1-13 mph (light air to moderate breeze), rarely exceeding 27 kph/17 mph (moderate breeze).
Pirelli is bringing the following three tire compounds to Silverstone:
P Zero Ice Blue hard – less grip, less wear (used for long-race stints)
This is the second hardest tire in Pirelli's lineup and it's designed for circuits that put the highest energy loadings through the tires via fast corners, abrasive surfaces or high ambient temperatures. The compound takes longer to warm up but offers maximum durability and low degradation, which means it frequently plays a key role in race strategy.
P Zero White medium – more grip, medium wear (used for shorter-race stints and for initial portion of qualifying)
This is a versatile compound, but it sits in the harder part of the spectrum. The White medium often comes into its own on circuits that tend toward high speeds, temperatures and energy loadings. It has an ample working range and is adaptable to a wide variety of circuits.
P Zero Yellow soft – highest amount of grip, highest amount of wear (used for qualifying and select race situations)
This is one of the most frequently used tires in Pirelli's range, as it strikes a balance between performance and durability, with the accent on performance. It is a very adaptable tire that can be used as the softest compound at a high-severity track as well as the hardest compound at a low-severity track or street circuit.
The British Grand Prix is the first time these three compounds have been packaged together, as it marks the debut of the Ice Blue hard tire.
The Yellow soft tire was used in the season's first five races, and after a two-race hiatus, it returned to action for successive grands prix in Round No. 8 in France and Round No. 9 in Austria. This is only the fourth race for the White medium tire, with it previously seeing action in Round No. 2 in Bahrain, Round No. 3 in China and Round No. 5 in Spain.
Two of the three available compounds must be used during the race. Teams are able to decide when they want to run which compound, adding an element of strategy to the race. A driver can also use all three sets of Pirelli tires in the race, if they so desire. (If there are wet track conditions, the Cinturato Blue full wet tire and the Cinturato Green intermediate tire will be made available.)
Pirelli provides each driver 13 sets of dry tires for the race weekend. Of those 13 sets, drivers and their teams can choose the specifications of 10 of those sets from the three compounds Pirelli selected. The remaining three sets are defined by Pirelli – two mandatory tire specifications for the race (one set of Ice Blue hards and one set of White mediums) and one mandatory specification for Q3 (one set of Yellow softs). Haas F1 Team's drivers have selected the following amounts:
Grosjean: one set of Ice Blue hards, three sets of White mediums and nine sets of Yellow softs
Magnussen: one set of Ice Blue hards, three sets of White mediums and nine sets of Yellow softs
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Q: Given an array of values corresponding to the location of a leaf node, how would I access said node? Note: I am unfamiliar with terminology regarding tree structures. Please forgive any oversights that may be a result of my ignorance!
Practical Example
Given an array as such:
Array
(
    [0] => 0
    [1] => 2
    [2] => 8
    [3] => 9
)

The tree node with the key "9" would be found at $tree[2][8][9] (with 0 being the root). Given the above array, how would I construct a statement in PHP that would access the leaf node?
Target Code
/*
    Let's say I am given a $leafNodeID of 9, and I'd like to save some
    data ($dataToSave) into said leaf node
*/
$leafNodeID = 9;
$dataToSave = array("name" => "foobar");
$tree_path = $this->findPathToRootNode($tree, $leafNodeID);    // This returns the array found above.
${?????} = $dataToSave;     // <-- Here be dragons

Thanks in advance!
Edit: For those wondering, my findPathToRootNode function just recursively finds the parent node, and saves it in the array format found above. If there's a better way to represent said data (especially if it solves my problem), that would be even better.
Edit: On a read through, it seems this question is less about trees, but rather how to access an array given its structure in a separate array. Tagging as such.

A: Make a self-targeting function. This should do the trick (untested)
function getLeaf($tree, $targetleaf, $depth = 0){
    if (isset($targetleaf[$depth+1])
        return getLeaf($tree[$targetleaf[$depth]], $targetleaf, $depth + 1)
    else
        return $tree[$depth];
}

With $tree being the data, $tree the path to the array, and $depth speaks for itself.
Call the function with
$leaf = getLeaf($tree,$targetleaf);

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One year when I was on the basketball team, the coaches told us to tell our parents to pick us up after our game or practice 30 minutes before the actual end time. We were all black on the team and the coaches, also black, knew many of our parents would not get there on time. In the US there's Black people time (BPT). By the way, to my friends don't laugh but yes this fine girl was once on the basketball team. Let me channel my athletic Serena Williams side in peace. Different sport but you get the point.
Back to the topic at hand. I went to a different school a year after and that school had BPT and Spanish people time (SPT). It was like a competition of who could arrive later. In university I discovered the term, Color People Time. Yes, this was used, you know to be inclusive and all we can't go and ignore the other colored people with lateness tendencies. It appears that different cultures have their own way of relating to time.
When I was in Colombia (yes the country), I experienced not only Colombian time but also German time. For example, if my group of friends (my mini United Nations) were meeting up, someone would ask whether the meeting time was Colombian Time or German Time (GT). Yes, this was truly our reality. If it was Colombian time then we would arrive at our set time about an hour after but if it was GT we would arrive exactly at the set time.
Now let me get to the matter of Nigerian Time (NT). I am frustratingly sitting here waiting for my mother so that we can start going home. We've been at this place for a while now and still she keeps telling me that she'll be ready to go in 5 minutes. That 5 minutes was an hour ago. We've all been there. Either at church, shopping center or a family friend's house we've waited for our parents to finish what they're doing so we could go home.
Nigerian Time is getting to a meeting or event hours after it is designated to start because if you get there at the actual start time that would be considered early. Nigerian Time is going to a concert and waiting hours for the show to start. There are other examples of Nigerian Time. It's just the way we do things. It has its ups and downs.
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God commands us by His prophet not to esteem any new God to be God, and not to worship any strange God13231323 Cf. Ps. lxxxi. 9; Ex. xxxiv. 14.. Now it is clear that that is called new which is not from everlasting, and on the contrary, that is called everlasting which is not new. He, then, who does not believe that the Only-begotten God is from everlasting of the Father does not deny that He is new, for that which is not everlasting is confessedly new; and that which is new is not God, according to the saying of Scripture, "there shall not be in thee any new God13241324 Cf. Ps. lxxxi. 9; Ex. xxxiv. 14.." Therefore he who says that the Son "once was not13251325 Reading with Oehler, ὁ λέγων ὅτι ποτε οὐκ ἦν ὁ υἱ& 232·ς; not as the Paris editions, ὁ λέγων ὅτι ποτε οὐκ ἦν, οὗτος.," denies His Godhead. Again, He Who says "thou shalt never worship a strange God13261326 Cf. Ex. xx. 3" forbids us to worship another God; and the strange God is so called in contradistinction to our own God. Who, then, is our own God? Clearly, the true God. And who is the strange God? Surely, he who is alien from the nature of the true God. If, therefore, our own God is the true God, and if, as the heretics say, the Only-begotten God is not of the nature of the true God, He is a strange God, and not our God. But the Gospel says, the sheep "will not follow a stranger13271327 S. John x. 5." He that says He is created will make Him alien from the nature of the true God. What then will they do, who say that He is created? Do they worship that same created being as God13281328 Adding to the text of the Paris edit. θεὸν, with Oehler., or do they not? For if they do not worship Him, they follow the Jews in denying the worship of Christ: and if they do worship Him, they are idolaters, for they worship one alien from the true God. But surely it is equally impious not to worship the Son, and to worship the strange God. We must then say that the Son is the true Son of the true Father, that we may both worship Him, and avoid condemnation as worshipping a strange God. But to those who quote from the Proverbs the passage, "the Lord created me13291329 Prov. viii. 28.," and think that they hereby produce a strong argument that the Creator and Maker of all things was created, we must answer that the Only-begotten God was made for us many things. For He was the Word, and was made flesh; and He was God, and was made man; and He was without body, and was made a body; and besides, He was made "sin," and "a curse," and "a stone," and "an axe," and "bread," and "a lamb," and "a way," and "a door," and "a rock," and many such things; not being by nature any of these, but being made these things for our sakes, by way of dispensation. As, therefore, being the Word, He was for our sakes made flesh, and as, being God, He was made man, so also, being the Creator, He was made for our sakes a creature; for the flesh is created. As, then, He said by the prophet, "Thus saith the Lord, He that formed me from the womb to be His servant13301330 Is. xlix. 5.;" so He said also by Solomon, "The Lord created me as the beginning of His ways, for His works13311331 Prov. viii. 28.." For all creation, as the Apostle says, is in servitude13321332 Cf. Rom. viii. 21. This clause is omitted in the Paris editions.. Therefore both He Who was formed in the Virgin's womb, according to the word of the prophet, is the servant, and not the Lord (that is to say, the man according to the flesh, in whom God was manifested), and also, in the other passage, He Who was created as the beginning of His ways is not God, but the man in whom God was manifested to us for the renewing again of the ruined way of man's salvation. So that, since we recognize two things in Christ, one Divine, the other human (the Divine by nature, but the human in the Incarnation), we accordingly claim for the Godhead that which is eternal, and that which is created we ascribe to His human nature. For as, according to the prophet, He was formed in the womb as a servant, so also, according to Solomon, He was manifested in 338the flesh by means of this servile creation. But when they say, "if He was, He was not begotten, and if He was begotten He was not," let them learn that it is not fitting to ascribe to His Divine nature the attributes which belong to His fleshly origin13331333 Reading γενεσέως with Oehler. The Paris editions read γεννησέως: but Oehler's reading seems to give a better sense.. For bodies which do not exist, are generated, and God makes those things to be which are not, but does not Himself come into being from that which is not. And for this reason also Paul calls Him "the brightness of glory13341334 Heb. i. 3.," that we may learn that as the light from the lamp is of the nature of that which sheds the brightness, and is united with it (for as soon as the lamp appears the light that comes from it shines out simultaneously), so in this place the Apostle would have us consider both that the Son is of the Father, and that the Father is never without the Son; for it is impossible that glory should be without radiance, as it is impossible that the lamp should be without brightness. But it is clear that as His being brightness is a testimony to His being in relation with the glory (for if the glory did not exist, the brightness shed from it would not exist), so, to say that the brightness "once was not13351335 Reading with Oehler ποτὲ for the τὲ of the Paris Edit." is a declaration that the glory also was not, when the brightness was not; for it is impossible that the glory should be without the brightness. As therefore it is not possible to say in the case of the brightness, "If it was, it did not come into being, and if it came into being it was not," so it is in vain to say this of the Son, seeing that the Son is the brightness. Let those also who speak of "less" and "greater," in the case of the Father and the Son, learn from Paul not to measure things immeasurable. For the Apostle says that the Son is the express image of the Person of the Father13361336 Heb. i. 3.. It is clear then that however great the Person of the Father is, so great also is the express image of that Person; for it is not possible that the express image should be less than the Person contemplated in it. And this the great John also teaches when he says, "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God13371337 S. John i. 1." For in saying that he was "in the beginning" and not "after the beginning," he showed that the beginning was never without the Word; and in declaring that "the Word was with God," he signified the absence of defect in the Son in relation to the Father; for the Word is contemplated as a whole together with the whole being of God. For if the Word were deficient in His own greatness so as not to be capable of relation with the whole being of God, we are compelled to suppose that that part of God which extends beyond the Word is without the Word. But in fact the whole magnitude of the Word is contemplated together with the whole magnitude of God: and consequently in statements concerning the Divine nature, it is not admissible to speak of "greater" and "less."
As for those who say that the begotten is in its nature unlike the unbegotten, let them learn from the example of Adam and Abel not to talk nonsense. For Adam himself was not begotten according to the natural generation of men; but Abel was begotten of Adam. Now, surely, he who was never begotten is called unbegotten, and he who came into being by generation is called begotten13381338 Inserting with Oehler the clause, καὶ ὁ γεννηθὲις γεννητός, which is not in the text of the Paris Editt, though a corresponding clause appears in the Latin translation.; yet the fact that he was not begotten did not hinder Adam from being a man, nor did the generation of Abel make him at all different from man's nature, but both the one and the other were men, although the one existed by being begotten, and the other without generation. So in the case of our statements as to the Divine nature, the fact of not being begotten, and that of being begotten, produce no diversity of nature, but, just as in the case of Adam and Abel the manhood is one, so is the Godhead one in the case of the Father and the Son.
Now touching the Holy Spirit also the blasphemers make the same statement as they do concerning the Lord, saying that He too is created. But the Church believes, as concerning the Son, so equally concerning the Holy Spirit, that He is uncreated, and that the whole creation becomes good by participation in the good which is above it, while the Holy Spirit needs not any to make Him good (seeing that He is good by virtue of His nature, as the Scripture testifies)13391339 The reference may be to Ps. cxliii. 10.; that the creation is guided by the Spirit, while the Spirit gives guidance; that the creation is governed, while the Spirit governs; that the creation is comforted, while the Spirit comforts; that the creation is in bondage, while the Spirit gives freedom; that the creation is made wise, while the Spirit gives the grace of wisdom; that the creation partakes of the gifts, while the Spirit bestows them at His pleasure: "For all these worketh that one and the self-same Spirit, dividing to every man severally as He will13401340 1 Cor. xii. 11.." And one may find multitudes of other proofs from the Scriptures that all the supreme and Divine attributes which are applied by the Scriptures to the Father and the Son are also to be contemplated in the Holy Spirit:—immortality, blessedness, goodness, wisdom, power, justice, holiness—339every excellent attribute is predicated of the Holy Spirit just as it is predicated of the Father and of the Son, with the exception of those by which the Persons are clearly and distinctly divided from each other; I mean, that the Holy Spirit is not called the Father, or the Son; but all other names by which the Father and the Son are named are applied by Scripture to the Holy Spirit also. By this, then, we apprehend that the Holy Spirit is above creation. Thus, where the Father and the Son are understood to be, there the Holy Spirit also is understood to be; for the Father and the Son are above creation, and this attribute the drift of our argument claims for the Holy Spirit. So it follows, that one who places the Holy Spirit above the creation has received the right and sound doctrine: for he will confess that uncreated nature which we behold in the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit to be one.
But since they bring forward as a proof, according to their ideas, of the created nature of the Holy Spirit, that utterance of the prophet, which says, "He that stablisheth the thunder and createth the spirit, and declareth unto man His Christ,13411341 Cf. Amos iv. 13 (LXX.)." we must consider this, that the prophet speaks of the creation of another Spirit, in the stablishing of the thunder, and not of the Holy Spirit. For the name of "thunder" is given in mystical language to the Gospel. Those, then, in whom arises firm and unshaken faith in the Gospel, pass from being flesh to become spirit, as the Lord says, "That which is born of the flesh is flesh, and that which is born of the Spirit is spirit13421342 S. John iii. 6." It is God, then, Who by stablishing the voice of the Gospel makes the believer spirit: and he who is born of the Spirit and made spirit by such thunder, "declares" Christ; as the Apostle says, "No man can say that Jesus Christ is Lord but by the Holy Spirit13431343 1 Cor. xii. 3.."
1323 Cf. Ps. lxxxi. 9; Ex. xxxiv. 14.
1325 Reading with Oehler, ὁ λέγων ὅτι ποτε οὐκ ἦν ὁ υἱ& 232·ς; not as the Paris editions, ὁ λέγων ὅτι ποτε οὐκ ἦν, οὗτος.
1326 Cf. Ex. xx. 3
1327 S. John x. 5
1328 Adding to the text of the Paris edit. θεὸν, with Oehler.
1329 Prov. viii. 28.
1330 Is. xlix. 5.
1332 Cf. Rom. viii. 21. This clause is omitted in the Paris editions.
1333 Reading γενεσέως with Oehler. The Paris editions read γεννησέως: but Oehler's reading seems to give a better sense.
1334 Heb. i. 3.
1335 Reading with Oehler ποτὲ for the τὲ of the Paris Edit.
1337 S. John i. 1
1338 Inserting with Oehler the clause, καὶ ὁ γεννηθὲις γεννητός, which is not in the text of the Paris Editt, though a corresponding clause appears in the Latin translation.
1339 The reference may be to Ps. cxliii. 10.
1340 1 Cor. xii. 11.
1341 Cf. Amos iv. 13 (LXX.).
1342 S. John iii. 6
1343 1 Cor. xii. 3.

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'Marry your rapist' law to be debated by Turkish MPs
A new law is set to be put to the Turkish parliament that would allow men accused of abusing girls under 18 to avoid punishment if they marry their victims.
The so-called 'marry your rapist' bill is set to be introduced to parliament for MPs in Turkey to debate at the end of the month.
Critics say the proposed law legitimises statutory rape, child marriage and allows child abuse and sexual exploitation to become rife.
Members of Turkish parliament (seen in a file image) will discuss a proposed bill that would see men accused of abusing underage girls avoid punishment
The has warned the law legitimises child rape and would lead to abusers acting with impunity, leaving victims even more vulnerable.
Opposition MPs also condemned the bill, warning such a law would lead to girls being forced into marriages against their will as well as encouraging abuse.
The Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) is urging the government to drop the proposal.
A similar bill was put before the Turkish parliament in 2016 but it was withdrawn after it sparked worldwide outrage.
The controversial proposal would have applied to statutory rape cases without use of 'force, threat, or any other restriction on consent' involving girls aged 15 or younger.
But Turkey's ruling AK Party is shelved the proposed bill on underage marriage for further consultations.
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Open Road Media announces the publication of Rachel Carson's Under the Sea Wind, The Sea Around Us, and The Sense of Wonder as ebooks in time for Earth Day 2011.
Award-winning author Rachel Carson (1907–1964) was one of the greatest American natural history writers of the twentieth century. Her books include Under the Sea Wind, The Sense of Wonder, and The Sea Around Us. Decades after Carson published her first book and brought environmentalism and conservation to the forefront of the cultural conversation, readers can access three of her seminal works in the environmentally friendly e-format for the first time.
Today, the Green Blog Network has the privilege of sharing with readers some of Carson's own words. Rachel Carson wrote this preface fifty years ago for the rerelease of The Sea Around Us, which combines detailed fieldwork and inspiring prose to reveal a deep understanding of the earth's most precious, mysterious resource—the ocean.
…And yet the actual transport of radioactive elements by the sea itself is only part of the problem. The concentration and distribution of radioisotopes by marine life may possibly have even greater importance from the standpoint of human hazard. It is known that plants and animals of the sea pick up and concentrate radiochemicals, but only vague information now exists as to details of the process. The minute life of the sea depends for its existence on the minerals in the water. If the normal supply of these is low, the organisms will utilize instead the radioisotope of the needed element if it is present, sometimes concentrating it as much as a million times beyond its abundance in sea water. What happens then to the careful calculation of a "maximum permissible level"? For the tiny organisms are eaten by larger ones and so on up the food chain to man. By such a process tuna over an area of a million square miles surrounding the Bikini bomb test developed a degree of radioactivity enormously higher than that of the sea water.
By their movements and migrations, marine creatures further upset the convenient theory that radioactive wastes remain in the area where they are deposited. The smaller organisms regularly make extensive vertical movements upward toward the surface of the sea at night, downward to great depths by day. And with them goes whatever radioactivity may be adhering to them or may have become incorporated into their bodies. The larger fauna, like fishes, seals, and whales, may migrate over enormous distances, again aiding in spreading and distributing the radioactive elements deposited at sea.
The problem, then, is far more complex and far more hazardous than has been admitted. Even in the comparatively short time since disposal began, research has shown that some of the assumptions on which it was based were dangerously inaccurate. The truth is that disposal has proceeded far more rapidly than our knowledge justifies. To dispose first and investigate later is an invitation to disaster, for once radioactive elements have been deposited at sea they are irretrievable. The mistakes that are made now are made for all time.
It is a curious situation that the sea, from which life first arose, should now be threatened by the activities of one form of that life. But the sea, though changed in a sinister way, will continue to exist; the threat is rather to life itself.
Read the rest of The Sea Around Us, and learn more about Rachel Carson.


Today I've dedicated the whole day to making Healing Hearts.
These are blocks that quilters and sewers send out to others in the community who are going through a trying time or difficulty; it's our way of sending a hug. Although small, it's such a comforting gesture to receive a heart that's been sent with love (and via the post too!) when you're feeling down.
I don't know about you, but I've just realized that I don't get much 'heartfelt' mail these days. Somehow email and Facebook messages have taken over. But you know, there are times in life when only a posted item will do.
The last time I handled healing hearts was when my mum unexpectedly died. That was two years ago. Honestly, I'm still somewhat in shock over the whole thing. I haven't even thought of hearts since then, it's all been too painful. In fact I still have all the healing hearts that were sent to me in a special box. When I'm ready, I'll sew them up in a special memory project.
Last week I realized I was out of my own hearts to send out to others. I added it to my list of things to do and waited until the right moment. You see, I like to make Healing Hearts when I'm in a good mood, I really think it makes a difference to stitch them up when you're feeling grateful, inspired and hopeful.
So it's me, my hearts, a big mug of coffee and some beautiful music as I prepare my own stash of stitched up 'hugs'. It's cold down my way and it's the perfect day to cosy up and create.
So, I've been indulging in some fabric treats recently. I have 6 new designs all drawn up and I'm bursting at the seams to start making them up. Or at least prioritize a list to start making them up. So really, this IS a WIP.. it's just a WIP before the work begins.
It's cold, dark because it's so early and gloomy down my way, that's why this image is so yellow from my indoor lights. I know it's not the best quality pic, but I just wanted to share my happiness with you. I love it when a new fabric parcel arrives, it gets my creative inspiration flowing..
Falling In Love With 'Oma's Blues' .. Again!
With so many new blog readers suddenly joining me this year (hello and welcome), it's really no surprise that many of my patterns are enjoying a revival. I have to tell you, I'm over the moon about it. I'm so busy that it doesn't even take a year for a pattern to become 'back catalog', so seeing my designs get some love seems only fair! I could work slower.. but it's not in my nature. I feel like I have so many designs to release, I simply can't stop now. So, these 'revivals' and spikes in popularity are really music to my ears.
Oma's Blues is one of my quilts getting some love and attention just lately and honestly, I'm not surprised. I mean, who doesn't love a blue and white quilt?
Oma's Blues is the only blue and white quilt I have. I knew when I designed it that it would have to be special because when it comes to two colour quilts, red and white has stolen my heart. Still, I knew my design collection would not be complete without a loving ode to Delft Tableware.
I designed Oma's Blues with Delft in mind. My childhood is hemmed in with memories of being seated at a table full of Delft and of cabinets laden with the beautiful heirloom pieces. It's been a sadness to me that I didn't inherit any of those childhood pieces. Thinking back, I really have no idea what happened to them. They live on in my memory now.. and of course in Oma's Blues.
and the borders add a touch of piecing to balance out all the applique.
Together, the pieced blocks represent stacked dishware and I love the overall look.
Like most of my quilts, I need better pictures, but you can see here that this is a quilt ready for hanging. My own Oma is currently rolled up, but it belongs on a wall and when I next change over my dining room, that's where it will take pride of place. I'm even selecting dinnerware to match. Because, why not?
Oma's Blues is perfect for Groups and Sewing Bees.
You can purchase the pattern on a monthly basis - this means you get your download link delivered to your email at the same time each month. As you're making the blocks, you can check through my Oma's Blues Archive listed at the top of this blog. It lists ALL my Oma's Blues related posts so you can 'stitch along' with me, back when I was creating my own blocks.
There's also an Oma's Blues Facebook Group where you can meet up (or arrange to meet up) with others at a regular time to share pics, ideas and friendship. Or you can share you progress in my main Facebook BOM Group. Whatever suits you best.
The date of your monthly delivery will depend on the date you first paid. For example, if you join on the 11th of the month, you will receive your next installment on the 11th of the following month, and so on. Your subscription starts at Part 1. Individual parts cannot be purchased out of turn.
You may buy the complete pattern outright. This is not a BOM and you will receive the complete pattern via instant digital download, allowing you to make the pattern at once.
WOW: Cabbages, Orchids or Roses?!
This past Sunday we celebrated Mother's Day and my DDs brought me this gorgeous cabbage. Isn't it picture perfect? (ignore my messy bench!) The week before I had been moaning about taking care of three potted indoor orchids we have. They always worry me. I either over or under water them and them wait around anxiously for them to die. It's awful because I really do love plants but sometimes I think a cabbage would be more useful. Well, I must have said this out loud during my orchid watering spree because they reminded me of it on Sunday when they gifted me this vegetable. I know it seems unlikely, but I was over the moon about it. I haven't been able to find any nice one green enough at the grocer's and it's the perfect weather for some cabbage rolls. As of today, I haven't made any so that will be today's task, in the slow cooker.
I got some cut roses too, but honestly I think this cabbage head is the real beauty!
As for me, I've been stretching and seeing a bone setter to get me back on track. I can sit in the car now but I still can't walk down stairs. Walking up them is fine, but going down is too hard. Still, I am improving every day and happy about that. I've been catching up on some blog work, patterns and emails too, so it's been nice to start getting on top of my never ending list of things to do.
But for the rest of today, I'll be cooking for the week ahead. It's cold my way and perfect some some slow cooked soups.
Hazel & Little Hazel are (finally) Launched!
Who loves piecing?! These blocks are stunning as they show off your favourite fabric; flowing in and out of each block beautifully. It's a strong visual design waiting for your own mix of gorgeous fabrics to make it shine.
Hazel and it's simplified version Little Hazel is a pieced quilt made up of blocks that challenge and inspire. Overall, the design is harmonious, especially when restricted to 4 or less fabrics. But, on closer inspection, there is much activity.
The design moves the eye around a central compass that expands out into interconnecting pathways that course and then return back into the centre. This is how I imaged the design when I sketched it and when coloured in just three of four tones, you can really see this connectivity between the blocks. In my example, you see the blue fabric streaming through as a theme.
I've always considered Hazel to be a quilt of travel and journey, so perhaps the blue is a fitting tribute to water or sky or both, depending on what fabrics you personally opt for.
Back in 2016, I released Hazel & Little Hazel as my free yearly BOM. Both BOMs finished in 2016, however the pattern is for both sizes is now finally available for sale. When you purchase either Hazel or Little Hazel, you get access to both patterns (so there's no need to buy both if you are undecided!).
I've been offline for the last 3 days because of NBN cable work on our street (again!) and it feels like a lifetime. Times like these, I wonder if the internet has taken over my life! Anyhow, I didn't waste a single minute. I finished my Rails blocks and, as you can see, got myself all nicely organised with the different fabric arrangements.
Eventually I had to stash them in sets so I wouldn't confuse myself when it comes to stitching them down. They're gorgeous, I love each one in it's own way. And I'm really happy I went with the Crystal Valley fabric range because in previous BOMs, I have suffered fabric regret. But not this time, I really love how all the blocks are looking.
It took me the whole week to get them done because I can't sit in my sewing chair for more than 15 minutes at a time. It's super frustrating. When the pain gets too much, I have to stop. In those downtime hours I've been catching up with reading my magazine subscriptions. I am getting better, and the pain is definitely less that it was a month ago, but I still can't get in my car or walk any stairs. I'm hoping that will improve this week as I work towards stretching and moving more.
Still, progress IS progress, isn't it!
For those of you taking part in the 'One Block Wonder' Stitch Along, I am republishing the 'Tickled Pink' pattern post (below) for your info. Don't forget to view the step by step guide to making the Tickled Pink block, it's perfect for beginners and is the ideal balance of pieced and applique.
Yes, this quilt really is a one block wonder, it's drop stitch gorgeous, isn't it?
and you only need 16 x to make a stunning quilt.
Tickled Pink is a one block beauty - you simply decide what size block you want to make and then make it, sixteen times. Voila! Isn't it striking? I love the satisfaction of a perfectly pieced block and a touch of applique for the stems and leaves adds a nice finishing touch too. The finished quilt size is either 68 x 68 inches, or 84 x 84 inches, depending on whether you want to make 16 x 16 inch blocks or 20 x 20 inch blocks.
Tickled Pink is available as a digital pattern, in PDF format for easy home printing in A4. Once payment through Paypal has processed, your download is instantly sent to your email in-box.
Today I'm still sewing up my Rails blocks for my Morning Glory quilt. Although I have plans to make ALL my BOM 2018 quilts, Morning Glory is the quilt top I have made the most progress on.
These blocks above are my Morning Glory set aside blocks. I think they are absolutely gorgeous. I know this quilt is going to be a real beauty. Even as I make the rails blocks, I just love how everything looks and interlocks together.
I have stopped and started several times with my Love Always quilt because there's so much cutting out to do (and I'm making 3 x at once). So I thought I could use some help by way of buying a Brother Scan N Cut machine which looks like it could be a great help for me. Buuuut I have been ummming and ahhh-ing over this potential purchase for 2 months now. I just feel like $699 AUD is a lot of money to pay for such a device. I mean, seriously, will it do the housework too? I feel like I really need it.. but then again, do I? So I'm still on the fence..
As for me, I'm feeling much better and much more 'human' after a few weeks of terrible pain. I have to thank you all for thinking of me and sending me good thoughts. I know it makes a real difference as I have definitely had moments in an otherwise painful day when I felt suddenly stronger and better and I know it's because you were thinking of me, so thank you so much. I've finally turned that corner. I'm still a bit achy but getting better each day.


Half Past the Moonfall is now available on Smashwords and Gumroad, as well as on Amazon! More listings are coming soon!
Created during #NaNoWriMo 2018 with daily prompts from the @FreewriteHouse on Steemit, Half Past the Moonfall is a casual/fun romantic adventure meant to make you smile! Don't take it too seriously and allow yourself to be transported into another world.
Vengeance – Book ONE of the Aethya's End series, will be available for Beta Reading end of May 2019. This is a work that B.M.Matthews has been slaving over for near a decade; soon it will grace the world!
B.M. Matthews is a woman of basic education and fewer qualifications, yet attempts to write intriguing Fantasy despite the impossible odds that face indie authors. She enjoys tormenting readers by using the British Dictionary, writing with obscure words that require said dictionary, and the Oxford comma.


Welcome to our BBQ21 Restaurant! The name BBQ21 our placement in what we believe is the center of the world, both physically and figuratively. Located in the heart of Fairfax City in Virginia, a city that represents the intersection of the finest cuisines and eclectic cultures, BBQ21 seeks to gather people of all backgrounds to share in a traditional Korean dining experience. We hope that the authenticity of the food and the enjoyment of the dining experience will invite patrons for generations to come. Thank you for allowing us to invite and serve you in our own culinary center.


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Innovative Musical Event a Huge Success
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CALUMET PARK, IL (January 7, 2006) – The Christmas musical was unlike any other that Community Covenant Church had produced before. A 16-year-old high school student wrote the drama, music included local musical groups as well as the Dartmouth College Gospel Choir.
"It was just an unbelievable experience," says pastor M. Randolph Thompson. "We actually had to turn people away." The sanctuary seats 425.
The congregation normally does separate events for Christmas and New Year's Day, but because both fell on a Sunday, the church decided to try a one-evening event, which was held December 28.
The Dartmouth choir made the trip from Hanover, New Hampshire, to Calumet City, south of Chicago, because the congregation's music director is an adjunct faculty member at the school. In addition to directing the church choir, he has connections with the Chicago-based musical group "One Accord," which also performed.
The Dartmouth choir practiced for several weeks on its own and then joined the rest of the group a week before the event, Thompson says.
Most of the drama was written by Alton Hughes, who attends the local high school. "He did an amazing job," says Thompson. "Amazing."
Thompson said he was especially proud that the event at the predominantly African American church was not only ethnically diverse, but also spanned generations as well. "We had classic drama and music as well as modern drama and music, including rap."
The event lasted three hours, which Thompson joked was a "brief" event for African American churches. He added that the success of the evening probably will lead the congregation to make it an annual event.
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Longwood Gardens Selects First Fellows for Prestigious Leadership Program
Longwood Gardens
New, 13-month, residential program chooses five talented professionals for its inaugural class
KENNETT SQUARE, Pennsylvania, March 7, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Longwood Gardens today announced the five talented professionals selected for its prestigious Longwood Gardens Fellows Program, continuing a legacy of developing global leaders in horticulture that began in 1967. After a rigorous selection process, the Fellows chosen are Andrew Bell (Washington, DC); Kaslin Daniels (New York); Neil Gerlowski (Mexico); Patrick MacRae (New York) and Julia Thome (Washington, DC). For complete information on the Fellows, visit www.longwoodgardens.org/longwood-fellows.
"We are excited to welcome our cohort to the Longwood Gardens Fellows Program," said Paul B. Redman, President and CEO of Longwood Gardens. "The impressive qualifications of these talented professionals coupled with their passion for advancing public horticulture and a desire to lead, perfectly positions them to tackle the challenging and enriching opportunities awaiting them in the Fellows Program," said Redman.
The Program received more than 200 online applications; 10 were chosen for interviews. Final selections were made by a distinguished panel of seven jurors representing prominent public gardens from the US and the UK.
During the 13-month, fully funded, cohort-based residency at Longwood, Fellows delve into topical issues relevant to public horticulture today such as leadership, board relations and governance, communication skills, change management, innovation, and HR/talent management. A two-month international field placement provides a deeper understanding of these issues, equipping Fellows to lead organizations into a vibrant and sustainable future. Alumni of the Fellows Program join the prestigious Society of Fellows, a global network of public garden professionals.
Since 1967, thousands of students from across the globe have participated in Longwood's intensive education programs, ranging from internships to the two-year Professional Gardener Program to the Longwood Graduate Program. Graduates have gone on to leadership roles in many of the world's top horticultural institutions. Nominations and applications for the 2018 cohort will open September 1, 2017. Learn more at www.longwoodgardens.org/longwood-fellows.
About Longwood Gardens
Longwood Gardens is one of the world's great gardens, encompassing 1,077 acres of gardens, woodlands, meadows, fountains, a 10,010-pipe Aeolian organ and a 4-acre conservatory. Longwood continues the mission set forth by founder Pierre du Pont to inspire people through excellence in garden design, horticulture, education and the arts.
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Big Weekend For Injuries In The NFL
Professional football often seems like a modern day gladiator sport, providing fans the opportunity to be entertained by large men colliding with one another at high speeds for three hours.
This past weekend was a demonstration of the risks facing NFL athletes, as a number of prominent players suffered injuries.
With no further ado, we bring you this week's NFL injury roundup:
Patriots quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo suffered an injury to his throwing shoulder, leaving him doubtful for this Thursday's game against the Houston Texans.
Vikings running back Adrian Peterson, 2015's leading rusher, suffered a torn meniscus that could keep him out for a number of weeks or the remainder of the season.
Broncos linebacker Demarcus Ware broke his forearm on Sunday and is expected to miss over a month
Chargers running back Danny Woodhead tore his ACL and will miss the remainder of the season
Browns quarterback Josh McCown – in the lineup to replace injured quarterback Robert Griffin III – went down with a shoulder injury that could keep him out for the team's upcoming game against the Dolphins
Your Weekends Don't Have To Result In Injuries
We may not be gladiators, but weekend warriors like us are still susceptible to injuries. Whether you're out and about running errands, enjoying a game of touch football or -ugh- working on the weekend, do what you can to stay safe.
If you do find yourself injured, you can turn to the proven injury lawyers of Block O'Toole & Murphy for all your New York City personal injury needs.


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Tengda Construction Group Co Ltd (600512.SS)
600512.SS on Shanghai Stock Exchange
2.85CNY
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Yang Ye
68 Chairman of the Board
Li Ye
56 1998 Vice Chairman of the Board, Deputy General Manager
Xiao Ye
Defeng Chen
48 2011 Chief Accounting Officer
Shijin Wang
39 2018 Deputy General Manager, Secretary of the Board
Weilei Yan
48 2011 Deputy General Manager
Jiangmin Fan
51 2011 Chief Engineer
Huawei Hu
Weibin Zhang
Mr. Ye Lichun has been Vice Chairman of the Board and Deputy General Manager in Tengda Construction Group Co., Ltd. since 1998. He is also serving as General Manager and Executive Director in an investment management company, Executive Director and Manager in a Taizhou-based company, as well as Director in a Shanghai-based city construction company. He used to serve as General Manager in the Company.
Mr. Ye Xiaogen has been Vice Chairman of the Board and Deputy General Manager in Tengda Construction Group Co., Ltd. since 1995. He is also serving as Executive Director and Director in three other companies respectively.
Mr. Chen Defeng has been serving as Chief Accounting Officer in TENGDA CONSTRUCTION GROUP CO., LTD. since April 2011. He used to de Deputy Chief Financial Officer in the Company, as well as Director, Deputy General Manager, Chairman of the Board and Chief Financial Officer in other companies.
Mr. Yan Weilei has been serving as Deputy General Manager in TENGDA CONSTRUCTION GROUP CO., LTD since April 4, 2011. He used to serve as Assistant General Manager in the Company.
Mr. Fan Jiangmin has been serving as Chief Engineer in TENGDA CONSTRUCTION GROUP CO., LTD. since April 4, 2011. He used to be Deputy Chief Engineer in the Company.
Mr. Chen Huacai is Director in Tengda Construction Group Co., Ltd. He is also General Manager in a real estate company.
Mr. Hu Huawei has been Independent Director in Tengda Construction Group Co., Ltd. since October 16, 2007. He obtains a Master degree in Law from Edinburgh University, the United Kingdom and a Bachelor degree in Law from Zhejiang University. He also serves as Independent Director in Baiyin Copper Comercial Building Group Co Ltd.
Mr. Zhang Jun has been Independent Director in Tengda Construction Group Co., Ltd. since October 16, 2007. He holds a Ph.d. He is also Professor of Economics in Fudan University, China. He is also Independent Director in Deluxe Family Co Ltd and China Shipping Development Co Ltd.
Ms. Zhang Weibin has been Independent Director in Tengda Construction Group Co., Ltd. since October 16, 2007.She is now also serving as Independent Director in four other companies, including Shanghai Yimin Commercial Co., Ltd, Deluxe Family Co Ltd and Jiangsu Xinniang Moden Logistics Co Ltd . She is Professor. She is a Certified Public Accountant of China.


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Goodea atripinnis, the blackfin goodea, is a species of killifish from the family Goodeidae. This species was described by David Starr Jordan in 1880 with the type locality given as Leon, Guanajuato in Mexico. This species occurs as a native in  nine Mexican federal states and has been introduced to Durango and to the Distrito Federal. It has the largest distribution range of any species within the family Goodeidae, its range extending from Hidalgo in the east to Nayarit in the west and from Michoacán in the south to Zacatecas in the north.

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