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Von Tilzer, Harry -- Composer
Morton, Ed -- Vocalist -- Baritone Vocal
Sterling, Andrew B. -- Lyricist
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Von Tilzer, Harry, Ed Morton, and Andrew B Sterling. Somebody Else Is Gettin' It . 1912. Audio. https://www.loc.gov/item/jukebox-131938/.
Von Tilzer, H., Morton, E. & Sterling, A. B. (1912) Somebody Else Is Gettin' It . [Audio] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/jukebox-131938/.
Von Tilzer, Harry, Ed Morton, and Andrew B Sterling. Somebody Else Is Gettin' It . 1912. Audio. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, <www.loc.gov/item/jukebox-131938/>.
In Ireland Victor 16333. Matrix/Take: B-6998/00.
Contributor: Von Tilzer, Harry - Bryan, Vincent - Morton, Ed
That's a real moving picture from life Victor 17586. Matrix/Take: B-14635/2.
Contributor: Sterling, Andrew B. - Von Tilzer, Harry - Watkins, Billy
Noodle soup rag Victor 17451. Matrix/Take: B-13696/2.
Contributor: Morton, Ed
Sweet Babette she always did the minuet Victor 18135. Matrix/Take: B-18187/1.
Contributor: Bourdon, Rosario - Farrell, Marguerite - Sterling, Andrew B. - Von Tilzer, Harry - Moran, Eddie
A little bunch of shamrocks (I am holding in my hand) Victor 17434. Matrix/Take: B-13641/2.
Contributor: Jerome, William - Sterling, Andrew B. - Von Tilzer, Harry - Clough, Arthur C.
America he's for you Notated Music. print | 1 score (* pages) ; 32 cm | For voice and piano. Manuscript in ink. Also available in digital form on the Library of Congress Web site. (Additional...
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America he's for you! Notated Music. print | 1 score (* pages) ; 34 cm | For voice and piano. Also available in digital form on the Library of Congress Web site. (Additional Physical Form). Staff...
Just a letter for a boy over there Notated Music. print | 1 score (* pages) ; 35 cm | For voice and piano. Also available in digital form on the Library of Congress Web site. (Additional Physical Form). Staff...
The man behind the hammer and the plow / For voice and piano. Also available in digital form on the Library of Congress Web site. Staff notation.
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"Our goal for the past five years has been to design and deliver a completely personalized learning environment for each student. The changes we've implemented to meet this goal have resulted in a system that focuses on learning and growth while minimizing formal testing," said Eminence Independent Schools (EIS) Superintendent, Dr. Buddy Berry.
In 2012, the small rural district, located in northern Kentucky, was a persistently failing district — enrollment was declining as students sought more academically rigorous courses, and only 39 percent of students were meeting state benchmarks for college and career readiness. "We only had two mobile devices in the entire district, a traditional common curriculum, and no AP or honors classes," Superintendent Berry said.
The district needed to implement dramatic changes to improve outcomes for its approximately 800 students. Berry and his staff talked to each student in the district to find out what they wanted in their schools and spent time re-evaluating their approach to education. They learned that students wanted instruction to be personalized and authentic with more technology and access to higher-level courses to prepare them for college and careers after graduation. They have also focused on competency-based assessment to reduce the amount of time students are spending on tests and increase class time.
Based on the feedback they received, the district created "School on FIRE (Framework of Innovation for Reinventing Education)," a competency-based system aligned to the Kentucky's Core Standards and the district's own standards. It is a learner-centric model that focuses on differentiated instruction, personalized learning, continuous growth, and the use of formative assessments and alternative means to assess student progress (e.g., photos, videos, audio, and samples of student work).
The district identified 8 critical attributes (communicate, compete, collaborate, create, contribute, innovate, persevere, and synthesize) for all students graduating from EIS to possess and developed a set of district standards, called "Exemplars of Eminence Excellence," that students must achieve (along with 80 percent competency on core content areas) before moving up a grade level. The exemplars include mastery of hundreds of skills for next-generation learners and include, for example, meeting technology standards (e.g., coding, videoconferencing), participating in community service projects, making oral and visual presentations for the classroom and community, and achieving personal growth goals (e.g., meeting academic standards in a particular core content area, meeting health and wellness standards).
Prior to implementing the School on FIRE model, there were several district-mandated assessments (e.g., end-of-unit exams) and valuable instructional time was spent on preparing for state and district tests. Today, students participate in state-mandated assessments, but there are no district-mandated tests and students spend zero time specifically-focused on test preparation. "Our entire model is based on mastery. We want every student to master every standard. There is no need to spend time on test preparation – if students master the content, we know they'll be ready for the test," said Superintendent Berry.
The district involved teachers in every step of implementing the School on FIRE model and provided training and support on topics such as project-based learning and standards-based grading to support them in implementing the model.
In 2014, Eminence became the first district in Kentucky to reach 100 percent on the benchmarks for college and career readiness for their graduates on the state's accountability index. The district went from failing to meet state academic standards for many years to being in the top five percent of high schools in the State. Enrollment grew by 40 percent. Today, Eminence remains in the top five percent of high schools in the State – this, in a rural district where 64 percent of the students qualify for free and reduced price lunch.
Technology is central to transforming learning in the district. As part of its investment in technology for learning, the district provides each student from grades K-12 with a personalized device. In addition, Eminence recently transformed a 115-year-old building into a design lab for all district students.
To monitor students' progress in meeting state and district learning standards in real time, Eminence designed COCOA – Competency Collector Application—that will provide a dashboard with real-time information on a student's progress for the student, teachers, and his/her parents to review. "When fully implemented, COCOA will further decrease the emphasis on formal assessments, including summative assessments. We anticipate that formal testing will be reduced by 75 percent," said Assistant Superintendent Mr. Thom Coffee. The district plans on full-scale implementation of COCOA in early 2017.
High school students can now earn college credits through an early college program with Bellamine University in nearby Louisville with tuition discounted 92 percent. These students also travel to and from campus on a Wi-Fi enabled school bus so that they can use the three hours of travel time each week for learning. In the evenings, the Wi-Fi enabled bus is parked in areas of the district where students would otherwise have limited access to Wi-Fi.
The success of the early college program is obvious – 99.3 percent of students who have participated in the early college program are still currently enrolled and on-track to graduate from college with a four-year degree. One student with low ACT scores who would likely have had difficulty getting accepted into a 4-year college or university enrolled in the early college program and earned 48 hours of college credit in 2 years, with a 4.0 in his college courses.


Zhenzhong Si is a human geographer with broad research interests in sustainable food system, alternative food networks, food security, food safety and rural development initiatives. He is currently a QES postdoctoral fellow researching food security and small food vendors of Nanjing China within the Hungry Cities Partnership project. He co-authored the book Organic Food and Farming in China: Top-down and Bottom-up Ecological Initiatives. His doctoral research examined the emerging alternative food networks in China, their roles in sustainable rural development and their interactions with the state. He is also facilitating a LinkedIn Discussion Group "China's Changing Food System".
Steffanie Scott, Zhenzhong Si, Theresa Schumilas, and Aijuan Chen. 2018. Organic Food and Farming in China: Top-down and Bottom-up Ecological Initiatives. New York: Routledge.
Zhenzhong Si and Steffanie Scott. (forthcoming) "China's Changing Food System: Top-down and Bottom-up Forces in Food System Transformations." Canadian Journal of Development Studies.
Taiyang Zhong, Zhenzhong Si, Jonathan Crush, Zhiying Xu, Xianjin Huang, Steffanie Scott, Shuangshuang Tang, and Xiang Zhang. 2018. "The Impact of Proximity to Wet Markets and Supermarkets on Household Dietary Diversity in Nanjing City, China." Sustainability. Online first.
Zhenzhong Si, Steffanie Scott, and Cameron McCordic. 2018. "Wet Markets, Supermarkets and Alternative Food Sources: Consumers' Food Access in Nanjing, China." Canadian Journal of Development Studies. Online first.
Zhenzhong Si, Jenelle Regnier-Davies, and Steffanie Scott. 2017. "Food Safety in Daily Lives: Perceptions and Coping Strategies of Urban Residents in Nanjing, China." China Information, 32(3): 377-399.
Zhenzhong Si and Steffanie Scott. 2016. "The Convergence of Alternative Food Networks within 'Rural Development' Initiatives: A Case of the New Rural Reconstruction Movement in China." Local Environment, 21(9): 1082-1099.
Raymond Yu Wang, Zhenzhong Si (corresponding author), Cho Nam NG, and Steffanie Scott. 2015. "The Transformation of Trust in China's Alternative Food Networks: Disruption, Reconstruction and Development." Ecology and Society, 20(2): article19.
Zhenzhong Si, Theresa Schumilas, and Steffanie Scott. 2015. "Characterizing Alternative Food Networks in China." Agriculture and Human Values, 32(2): 299-313.
Steffanie Scott, Zhenzhong Si, Theresa Schumilas, and Aijuan Chen. 2014. "Contradictions in China's Path to Zero Food Safety Risk: State- and Civil Society-Driven Developments in the Ecological Agriculture Sector." Food Policy, 45(2): 158-166.
Jodi Koberinski, Zhenzhong Si, Steffanie Scott. (upcoming) "Food Safety and Urban Food Security in the Global South." In Jonathan Crush (ed) Elgar Handbook on Food Security in Cities of the Global South.
Geoff Luehr, Alesandros Glaros, Zhenzhong Si, Steffanie Scott. (upcoming) "Urban Agriculture in Chinese Cities: Practices, Motivations and Challenges." In Alec Thornton (ed) Urban Food Democracy and Governance in North and South. International Political Economy Series (IPE) Palgrave.
Zhenzhong Si. 2017. "Rebuilding Consumer Trust in Food: Community Supported Agriculture in China." In Jessica Duncan and Megan Bailey (eds.) Sustainable Food Futures: Multidisciplinary Solutions. Routledge, pp. 34-45.


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Optimisation of operations of a water distribution system for reduced power usage
- Bagirov, Adil, Ugon, Julien, Barton, Andrew, Briggs, Steven
http://researchonline.federation.edu.au/vital/access/HandleResolver/1959.17/44946
Bagirov, Adil; Ugon, Julien; Barton, Andrew; Briggs, Steven
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http://search.informit.com.au/documentSummary;dn=613199118940259;res=IELENG
There are many improvements to operation that can be made to a water distribution system once it has been constructed and placed in ground. Pipes and associated storages and pumps are typically designed to meet average peak daily demands, offer some capacity for growth, and also allow for some deterioration of performance over time. However, the 'as constructed' performance of the pipeline is invariably different to what was designed on paper, and this is particularly so for anything other than design flows, such as during times of water restrictions when there are significantly reduced flows. Because of this, there remain significant benefits to owners and operators for the adaptive and global optimisation of such systems. The present paper uses the Ouyen subsystem of the Northern Mallee Pipeline, in Victoria, as a case study for the development of an optimisation model. This has been done with the intent of using this model to reduce costs and provide better service to customers on this system. The Ouyen subsystem consists of 1600 km of trunk and distribution pipeline servicing an area of 456,000 Ha. The system includes 2 fixed speed pumps diverting water from the Murray River at Liparoo into two 150 ML balancing storages at Ouyen, 4 variable speed pumps feeding water from the balancing storages into the pipeline system, 2 variable speed pressure booster pumps and 5 town balancing storages. When considering all these components of the system, power consumption becomes an important part of the overall operation. The present paper considers a global optimisation model to minimise power consumption while maintaining reasonable performance of the system. The main components of the model are described including the network structure and the costs functions associated with the system. The final model presents the cost functions associated with the pump scheduling, including the penalties descriptions associated with maintaining appropriate storages levels and pressure bounds within the water distribution network.
Darwin, Northern Territory : Engineers Australia
Paper presented at 9th National Conference on Hydraulics in Water Engineering: Hydraulics 2008, Darwin, Northern Territory : 22nd-26th September 2008
Copyright Engineers Australia
0907 Environmental Engineering; 0905 Civil Engineering; Water supply systems; Northern Mallee Pipeline; Pipeline optimisation; Non-smooth functions; Pump scheduling; Pumping costs

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Why do so many aerospace and defense (A&D) companies "stay the course"?
Why do so many aerospace and defense (A&D) companies "stay the course" when faced with disruption, sticking with strategies and business models designed for a different era? New Deloitte research found that A&D companies that adapted their strategies and business models significantly outperformed those that didn't.
Why should A&D company executives who have traditionally "stayed the course" consider changing strategies and business models now? Because today's convergence of disruptive factors will fundamentally change the way the A&D industry is structured, operates, and performs. Sticking with the status quo—or just making small adjustments—won't be enough to maintain market leadership in the next era of A&D.
To outperform the industry, A&D company executives should take bold steps. In our experience, many companies hesitate to launch new strategies because they lack a systematic set of defined alternatives. This report outlines alternatives to consider, ranging from the most passive (e.g., stay the course) to the more active (e.g., restructure portfolio). Our findings suggest that companies choose a strategy that actively creates value.
The bottom line is that the inevitable march of commoditization has finally arrived on portions of the A&D market's doorstep. It's changing the fundamental basis of competition in the industry and shaking the foundation on which many companies have based their strategies. Staying the course isn't an option.
Companies that embrace the fundamental disruption in the market have an opportunity to gain market leadership. By rethinking their strategies and business models, they can improve financial performance and outperform the A&D industry over the next decade.


The Delhi Cabinet is scheduled to consider the draft Delhi Nagar Swaraj Bill 2014 on Wednesday and pave the way for introducing the proposed legislation in the Assembly to create a new tier of local governance in the city.
The base of Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's ambitious Swaraj Bill is the mohalla sabha – a decision making body representing around 1,000 families in a colony.The Bill proposes to give financial powers to the mohalla sabhas and also the power to recall councillors who at present are elected to the civic agency.
Sources in the Delhi government said Bill proposes to have a janata fund from which the mohalla sabhas would be free to spend money on roads, pavements, parks and the new proposed fund would replace the existing MLA fund.
"In each of the 272 municipal wards we will create 10 mohalla sabhas that will get powers to decide on how to spend about Rs 1-2 crore for development works at the local level," said a member of the Bill's core drafting team.According to draft of the bill while deciding on spending money on a particular project every member of the sabhas will get to vote.
"Local schools, hospitals, sewer, roads and other basic infrastructures will be governed by mohalla sabhas. They will also have the power of opening and shutting of liquor shops in their areas," said Education Minister Manish Sisodia, adding that land conversion issues will also be decided by the sabhas. Another provision of the draft Bill suggests that the sabhas will make their own rules and its functionaries will enjoy legal protection.
The police will have to register an FIR if a case is referred by a mohalla sabha. Skeptics question the logic behind introducing a legislation which would interfere with the existing system of development fund allocated to councillors and legislators. "These sabhas may turn into kangaroo courts and residents with differing opinion could end up exchanging blows with each other," said a municipal councillor.
If the Swaraj Bill gets cleared by Kejriwal's cabinet on Wednesday, the government may introduce it with the anti-graft Jan Lokpal Bill in the four-day special Assembly session starting February 13.


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Baguio City referred to as the Philippines' summer capital due to its cool climate, is also the center of business, commerce and education in Northern Luzon. Hence, many Filipinos, and foreigners love visiting or living there, not only because of the comfortable temperature, but also the myriad of activities they can do there for fun and relaxation, or occupation.
#1 - Mount Pulag: It is the highest peak in Luzon, and 3rd among Mount Apo (1st) and Mount Dulang-dulang (2nd). Standing tall at 2,922 meters above sea level, Mount Pulag is where the borders of Benguet, Ifugao and Nueva Viscaya meet. You will lose sight of the land below this majestic mountain, when you reach its highest point, because of the sea of clouds visible all around you. Not to mention, you can witness the view of the Milky Way Galaxy from there at dawn and just get awestruck by this breathtaking, out of this world, sight!
#2 - BenCab Museum: Benedicto Reyes Cabrera, also known as BenCab, is the Philippines' National Artist for Visual Arts, as proclaimed in 2006, by then Philippine President, Gloria Macapagal Arroyo. His life's timeline, from his childhood, up until he got famous world-wide for his paintings, are filled with lots of wonderful achievements such as " Larawan" exhibited at The Luz Gallery; Prints and Drawings at Galeria Norai in Mallorca, Spain; and his most enduring image, "Sabel", to name a few. Visit his museum to enjoy both art and nature, as you gaze at his award-winning masterpieces, and sip coffee with your buddy or family at their awesome café…lovely!
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Today I am linking up once again with Classy South Blog and Louella Reese. The theme for today is S P R I N G. So I paired a sleeveless floral shirt from Cato's with a pair of Aeropostale light denim capris and rainbows.
So fun! Thanks for linking up with us!


So, you brought your bike to Japan.
You plan on travelling around Japan by bike.
Unless you have plenty of time and are determined to bike to everywhere, you might want to get to the next destination quickly on a train.
How can you do that in Japan and what are the rules for bringing your bike on a train?
I'm writing this article to answer those questions.
I love cycling. I own a road bike and a mountain bike.
On my weekend trips to the country, I always bring my bike, especially in spring and autumn.
There are many good trails in rural areas of Japan with great views and clean air.
Because traffic in Japan is generally not great and driving can be a headache, I take my bike on a train to get to the destination.
It is possible to take your bike on a train if you take off the wheels (and in some cases also the handle bar and the saddle) and put it in a bag or a case. In the case of Japan Railroad (JR), which is likely the one you are taking if you are travelling using Japan Rail Pass, the sum of length, height and width is supposed to be smaller than 250cm (98inches). But they allow a little larger container if it can stand on its own in stable manner. One passenger is allowed to take maximum of two bags or containers.
I use a portable bike bag called "Rinko-bukuro" in Japanese. You can find it in most of bike shops in Japan.
This bike bag, rinko-bukuro, by Ostrich is very compact that it can fit in a small drawstring pouch, but is made with a strong material.
This is what I found at Amazon.com. If you live in the US, I recommend you get this before coming to Japan.
I also use a portable clasp to protect rear derailleur from breaking.
Once you get to the train station, take off the wheels of your bike and put everything in the bag.
Then you can carry it on your shoulder and pass the ticket gate.
You need to be careful where you get on the train so that you'll find a right spot to put the bike bag down.
If it is a local train, try boarding either at the lead vehicle or a vehicle at the tail end. You'll likely to find a space at the end of the train to put down the bag.
If it is a express (Tokkyu) train, you can put the bag on the deck in-between vehicles.
On Shinkansen bullet train, it is required that you put it in Rinko-bukuro. The best spot is behind the last row of seats in each vehicle. Or you can put it on the deck. Be careful not to block the door, though.
Once you get off the train, get past the ticket gate first. Then, after you put on the wheels and any other parts you had taken off, hop on the bike and start exploring!
You'll be able to find a trail map in tourist information center. The map may not be dedicated to bike trails, but it will give you the idea of available routes.
Note: I recommend you also use GPS. I love GPS. It has made it extremely easy to bike in the areas you are not familiar with.


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Climate of Indonesia
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Indonesia map of Köppen climate classification.
Ujung Kulon National Park, Banten
Rinca, Lesser Sunda Islands
Danau Sentarum National Park, West Kalimantan
Mount Rinjani summit
Gili Meno Beach, Lombok
Puncak Jaya region icecap, Papua
The climate of Indonesia is almost entirely tropical. The uniformly warm waters that make up 81% of Indonesia's area ensure that temperatures on land remain fairly constant, with the coastal plains averaging 28 °C, the inland and mountain areas averaging 26 °C, and the higher mountain regions, 23 °C. Temperature varies little from season to season, and Indonesia experiences relatively little change in the length of daylight hours from one season to the next; the difference between the longest day and the shortest day of the year is only forty-eight minutes. This allows crops to be grown all year round.[1]
The main variable of Indonesia's climate is not temperature or air pressure, but rainfall. The area's relative humidity ranges between 70 and 90%. Winds are moderate and generally predictable, with monsoons usually blowing in from the south and east in June through September and from the northwest in December through March. Typhoons and large-scale storms pose little hazard to mariners in Indonesia waters; the major danger comes from swift currents in channels, such as the Lombok and Sape straits.
Indonesia experiences a number of climates, mostly tropical rainforest (highest precipitation), followed by tropical monsoon and tropical savanna (lowest precipitation). However, oceanic climates and subtropical highland climates are found in a number of high-altitude regions in Indonesia, mostly between 1,500 and 3,500 metres (4,900 and 11,500 ft) above sea level. Regions that are above this level (mostly in the Papuan highlands) fall into the tundra climate category and the subpolar oceanic category.[2]
1 Monsoons
2 Prevailing winds
3 Temperature
Monsoons[edit]
The extreme variations in rainfall are linked with the monsoons. Generally speaking, there is a dry season (June to October), influenced by the Australian continental air masses, and a rainy season (November to March) that is caused by Asia and Pacific Ocean air masses. Local wind patterns, however, can greatly modify these general wind patterns, especially in the islands of central Maluku—Seram, Ambon, and Buru. This oscillating annual pattern of wind and rain is related to Indonesia's geographical location as an isthmus between two large continents. In September and May, high pressure over the Gobi desert moves winds from that continent toward the northwest. As the winds reach the equator, the Earth's rotation causes them to veer off their original course in a northeasterly direction toward the Southeast Asian mainland. During January and February, a corresponding low pressure system over Asia causes the pattern to reverse. The result is a monsoon which is augmented by humid breezes from the Indian Ocean, producing significant amounts of rain throughout many parts of the Malay Archipelago. See also monsoon trough.
Prevailing winds[edit]
Prevailing wind patterns interact with local topographic conditions to produce significant variations in rainfall throughout the archipelago. In general, western and northern parts of Indonesia experience the most precipitation, since the north- and westward-moving monsoon clouds are heavy with moisture by the time they reach these more distant regions. Western Sumatra, Java, Bali, the interiors of Kalimantan, Sulawesi, and Papua are the most predictably damp regions of Indonesia, with rainfall measuring more than 2,000 millimeters (78.7 in) per year. In part, this moisture originates on high mountain peaks that trap damp air. The city of Bogor, near Jakarta, lays claim to having the world's highest number of thunderstorm days per year—322. On the other hand, the islands closest to Australia—including Nusa Tenggara and the eastern tip of Java—tend to be dry, with some areas experiencing less than 1,000 millimeters (39.4 in) per year. To complicate the situation, some of the islands of the southern Malukus experience highly unpredictable rainfall patterns, depending on local wind currents.
Temperature[edit]
See also: Climate
Although air temperature changes little from season to season or from one region to the next, cooler temperatures prevail at higher elevations. In general, temperatures drop approximately 1°C per 90-meter increase in elevation from sea level with some high-altitude interior mountain regions experiencing night frosts. The highest mountain ranges in Papua are permanently capped with snow.
Climate change in Indonesia
Environment of Indonesia
Geography of Indonesia
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^ "Climate: Indonesia". Climate-Data.org. Retrieved 1 March 2016.
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There are some 25 million golfers in America. A significant percentage of them suffer with chronic back pain. Many golfers pop aspirin and over-the-counter anti-inflammatory drugs like candy. What about chiropractic care? Surprisingly, as of 1994 the available data suggest that less than two percent of golfers chose to visit a chiropractor.1 The same source revealed that MDs and PTs treat most golfers. This information is somewhat shocking considering that back pain is the most common problem among golfers.
Although the percentage of golfers who see chiropractors may be higher, it is safe to say that chiropractors have yet to make a significant dent in the golf market. A quick glance at Golf Magazine's website illustrates this fact. Their fitness section recommends many fitness experts with whom golfers should consult, the majority of which are physical therapists; none are chiropractors (see www.golfonline.com/fitness).
Why golf has seemingly to overlooked chiropractic is unclear. Considering that golfers suffer mainly with spinal nociceptive pain, i.e., mechanical back pain, one would think that DCs would be the caretakers of choice. This article will discuss some of the basic mechanics of the golf swing and suggest some ways that chiropractors can access the golf market.
I recently wrote an article that discussed many of the myths associated with modern golf instruction.2 One of the biggest myths involves the notion that club head speed at ball impact is dependent on maximum spinal rotation during the backswing. In this regard, the term "x-factor" has been coined to describe the difference (in degrees) between hip position and shoulder position at the top of the backswing. Many instructors advocate this theory and recommend that golfers keep their pelvis as stationary as possible while the spine is maximally rotated. These swing positions are popular because it is believed that maximal spinal rotation somehow engages the "big" muscles of the back, allowing for a sling-shot effect during the downswing, i.e., the modern golf theory of power generation.
The true source of power generation in the golf swing involves the creation of elastic energy, which is thought to be the power generator for most athletic maneuvers.2 Briefly stated, elastic energy is created by imparting a short, quick stretch on the muscles involved in performing a particular movement. In the case of the golf swing, it is generally thought that the rotator cuff, latissimus dorsi and pectoralis major muscles are the "power muscles,"2 as well as the muscles of the arm and forearm. To effectively pre-stretch these muscles, no spinal rotation is needed.
A short swing with less spinal rotation gives a golfer more control of the golf club and club head throughout the swing, which translates into better control of the golf ball.
A short backswing will help to minimize the torsional stress in the lumbar spine.
Watkins explains that golfers should keep their shoulders and pelvis parallel to each other throughout the majority of the golf swing. He calls this rigid parallelization, the loss of which can generate rotational strain in the lumbar spine.5 With this information in mind, you can imagine how stressful and injurious the golf swing can be when golfers try to achieve a large x-factor. This swing method is dangerous and should be abandoned.
As previously alluded to, an aggressive lumbar spine rehabilitation program should be instituted as both a therapeutic and preventive measure. The golf swing is inherently stressful and injurious to the lumbar spine. Thus, it is very important to make sure the lumbar spine's stabilization mechanism is well- trained. Treating golfers without taking this into consideration can lead to reinjury and dependence on passive care. Research has recently demonstrated that lumbar stabilization exercises can reduce pain and disability in patients with spinal instability caused by spondylolysis and spondylolisthesis.6 McGill has recently discussed the stabilizing exercises that impart the least amount of stress on the lumbar spine, which included the cat stretch, curl-ups, isometric horizontal side support, and the quadruped track of exercises.7 These exercises will also help golfers develop the rigid abdominal control needed to maintain pelvis and shoulder parallelization during the swing to reduce torsional strain.
Very few golfers hit the fairways armed with the modest amount of information presented in this article. Even if you do not play golf, that should not stop you from engaging the golf market, as golfers desperately need the services provided by chiropractors.
McCarroll JR, Mallon WJ. Epidemiology of golf injuries. In: Stover CN, et al. eds. Feeling up to Par: Medicine from Tee to Green. Philadelphia: FA Davis; 1994: p.9-13.
Seaman DS. Back pain in golfers: etiology and prevention. J Sports Chiro Rehab 1998; 12(2):45-54.
Macintosh JE, Bogduk N. The axial torque of the lumbar back muscles: torsion strength of the back muscles. Aust N A J Surg1993; 63(3):205-12.
Cramer GD, Darby SA. Basic and Clinical Anatomy of the Spine, Spinal Cord and ANS. St Louis: Mosby; 1995: p.73.
Watkins RG. Lumbar spine injury in the athlete. In: Liebenson C (ed.) Rehabilitation of the Spine. Baltimore: Williams & Wilkins; 1996, p.341-54.
O'Sullivan PB et al. Evaluation of specific stabilizing exercise in the treatment of chronic low back pain with radiologic evidence of spondylolysis or spondylolisthesis. Spine 1997; 22:23959-67.
McGill SM. Low back exercises: evidence for improving exercise regimens. Phys Ther 199; 78:754-65.
Seaman DR. Clinical nutrition for pain, inflammation, and tissue healing. Hendersonville, NC: NutrAnalysis, 1998.
Bucci LR. Nutrition Applied to Injury Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine. Boca Raton: CRC Press, 1995.


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#ifndef QUEUESTARTPACKET_H
#define QUEUESTARTPACKET_H

#include "config.h"
#include "Packet.h"

#define QUEUE_START_REQUEST_PRIO DEFAULT_PACKET_PRIO
#define QUEUE_START_REPLY_PRIO   DEFAULT_PACKET_PRIO

#define QUEUE_START_REQUEST_NODE_ID  0
#define QUEUE_START_REQUEST_DISTANCE 4

/**
  *   Request packet for searching backwards along a road for the
  *   starting point of a traffic queue.
  */
class QueueStartRequestPacket : public RequestPacket {
  public:
      /**
       *   Creates a new packet and sets the values to default values.
       */
      QueueStartRequestPacket();

      /**
       *   Creates a new packet and sets the values.
       *   @param firstNodeID The start node (on this map).
       *   @param distance The length of the queue.
       */
      QueueStartRequestPacket(uint32 firstNodeID,
                              uint32 distance);

      /**
       *   Return the nodeID.
       *   @return The ID of the start node on this map.
       */
      uint32 getFirstNodeID() const;

      /**
       *   Returns the (max)distance searched.
       *   @return The distance of the queue.
       */
      uint32 getDistance() const;

      /**
       *   Set the ID of the node to start the search on.
       *   @param nodeID  Start node ID.
       */
      void setFirstNodeID(uint32 nodeID);

      /**
       *   Set the distance to be searched.
       *   @param Search distance.
       */
      void setDistance(uint32 distance);

   private:
};

#define QUEUE_START_REPLY_NODE_ID      0
#define QUEUE_START_REPLY_DISTANCE     4
#define QUEUE_START_REPLY_NEXT_MAP_ID  8

/**
 *  Reply packet with the start node of a traffic queue.
 *
 *  If the nextMapID is not MAX_UINT32 the nodeID is the ID of the
 *  node to continue the search on on the next map.
 */
class QueueStartReplyPacket : public ReplyPacket {
   public:
      /**
        *   Creates an empty QueueStartReplyPacketReplyPacket.
        */
      QueueStartReplyPacket(int size = MAX_PACKET_SIZE);

      /**
        *   Creates a QueueStartReplyPacket as a reply to a given
        *   QueueStartRequestPacket.
        *   @param   p  The corresponding request packet.
        */
      QueueStartReplyPacket(const QueueStartRequestPacket* p);

      /**
       *  Set the node id of the reply. This is the final node if
       *  the search is done (nextMapID == MAX_UINT32) or the
       */
      void setNodeID(uint32 lastNodeID);

      /**
       *  Set the distance that have been covered on this map.
       *  This might be less than the requested distance if the queue
       *  leavs the map or if we have to give up.
       *  @param passedDistance Distance searched.
       */
      void setDistance(uint32 passedDistance);

      /**
       *  The ID of the next map to continue on.
       *  Set to MAX_UINT32 if we are done.
       *  @param nextMapID Id of the next map to search.
       */
      void setNextMapID(uint32 nextMapID);

      /**
       *  True if we are done (nextMapID == MAX_UINT32).
       *  @return True if we are done.
       */
      bool isDone() const;

      /**
       *  Return the nodeID of the reply. The final node or a node
       *  on the next map to resume the search on.
       *  @return The nodeID of the reply.
       */
      uint32 getNodeID() const;

      /**
       *  Return the distance covered on this map.
       *  @return The distance covered.
       */
      uint32 getDistance() const;

      /**
       *   Return the ID of the next map to search on.
       *   @return The ID of the next map.
       */
      uint32 getNextMapID() const;

   private:
};

#endif

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If I bought a lemon from a car lot and I write on the side of my car not to buy from this lot becauseI wasa LEMON, could the owner sue me for liable?
Asked on September 16, 2011 under General Practice, Texas
It depends:
1) if your state has a "lemon law," then whether or not a car is a lemon is an actual factual assertion, like saying that it is a coup vs. a sedan, or light truck vs. car; that is, if there is a statutory definition of what a lemon is in your state, it's no longer a matter of opinion, but rather of whether there has been a determination as to the car's status.
1a) this is significant because if something is an opinion, it's not defamation, no matter how negative; so if you wrote "don't buy from Joe's Car-o-Rama because his car's SUCK!" that's an opinion (there is no definition of "suck") and so non-actionable
2) Defamation is the public making--so writing on the side of a car driven in public would qualify--of an untrue factual statement which harms a person's or business's reputation. Certainly, calling a car dealer's car a lemon could harm their repuation. So then the issue, if there is a lemon law in your state and so a statutory definition of lemon, is whether or not the car meets that definition. If it does not meet that definition, you have committed defamation; and even if you feel that it has met the definition, if the dealership or manufacture has not taken the car back as a lemon, or there has not been a court determination that it's a lemon, the matter is at least subject to debate and you could potentially wind up in litigation.
Short answer: express your opinion without using the word "lemon" or any word that may have a specific factual meaning; restrict yourself to things that are obviously opinions if you feel you must express yourself (it's better to not; the best thing to do would be to take whatever legal action is appropriate to receive the compensation you are legally due--such as an action under a lemon law).


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est le sixième album studio de Little Feat, sorti en .

L'album a été certifié disque d'or par la Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) le .

Liste des titres

Personnel

Musiciens
 Paul Barrere : guitare, chant
 Sam Clayton : congas, percussions, chant
 Lowell George : chant, guitare
 Kenny Gradney : basse
 Richard Hayward : batterie, percussions, chant
 Bill Payne : claviers, synthétiseur, marimba, chant

Musiciens additionnels
 Greg Adams : trompette
 Jeff « Skunk » Baxter : Dobro (piste 9)
 Emilio Castillo : saxophone ténor
 Mic Gillette : trombone, trompette
 Stephen « Doc » Kupka : saxophone baryton
 Mike McDonald : chant (piste 6)
 Lenny Pickett : saxophone alto, saxophone ténor
 Patrick Simmons : guitare (piste 7), chant (piste 6)
 Fred Tackett : mandoloncelle et guitare (piste 2)

Notes et références

Album de Little Feat
Album musical sorti en 1977
Album publié par Warner Records
Album certifié disque d'or aux États-Unis
Album produit par Ted Templeman

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Blog | Apr 30, 2020 | Libby McDonald
The interview below is an excerpt of a two-person interview perspective published on Sloan Management Review titled Executive Viewpoint: Toward Digital Financial Inclusion with Chandra Mohan Malladi, Head of Financial Services and Digital Payment Innovations for Tata Consulting Services and D-Lab's Libby McDonald
Libby McDonald's work with economically marginalized individuals in Africa and Latin America has given her a firsthand perspective on their needs and preferences when it comes to inclusion in financial services. She and her colleagues at MIT's D-Lab have worked with waste pickers, small-scale gold miners, smallholder farmers, and others. "We are thinking constantly about how to engage them in formal systems so they have access to tools that provide opportunities for livelihood, including digital financial services," she says.
MIT SMR Connections spoke with McDonald to learn more about how these individuals currently address their financial needs, and what organizations should consider as they seek to broaden financial inclusion.
Q. How do the people you work with handle basic financial needs such as saving money?
McDonald: Almost all of the women I work with do not engage in formal financial services. Many of them organize themselves into savings groups, rotating funds among themselves. It's fascinating, and I feel strongly that we should think about mimicking these systems that are already in place. Women also hide their money — on their bodies, under a rock. Many of them are mothers, single mothers. What's really a struggle for them is to save to pay out the money needed to keep their kids in school, to buy books and uniforms, and pay school fees. They are hungry for mechanisms that allow them to save and pay out at particular moments.
Q. What other financial services do these individuals need, such as credit or insurance?
McDonald: Insurance, yes — that's interesting to them. But most of the informal-sector workers I work with are not interested in loans; it's just too scary for them. They say, "We've been burned by loans. We're not interested in microloans — we're not interested in loans, period." This applies to both informal and formal systems of lending money.
Q. What are some of the obstacles to their participation in formal systems such as banks or emerging digital financial services?
McDonald: Most of the women that I work with say they're not comfortable walking into a bank, so they don't do it. What about digital financial services? It's very conceptual. All of a sudden, you're not even seeing your money; it's all happening on a phone. While many of them have a phone, they're not comfortable using it. They find the idea of digital financial services intriguing, but it's a little bit scary for them because they're not even comfortable with that phone.
So how do you capture that client? In Latin America, some phone companies offer cash to entice people to sign on to digital financial services. For example, they may offer $5 to every farmer in a region via an app. That motivates people to download the app, and then they're off and running, and their comfort level begins to grow.
We have also learned that it matters who is staffing the kiosks that phone carriers have set up to interact with customers. I would suggest they have more women in those kiosks. These staffers must be trained to be patient and confident, to help customers use their phones to manage their money.
Q. What advice do you have for organizations that are trying to broaden access to digital financial services?
McDonald: For digital financial services in particular, the situation varies dramatically by country — a lot of it depends on regulations. You've got to create regulations that allow for innovation but also protect people.
The banking and telecommunication industries make assumptions and don't really understand what the folks living at the bottom of the pyramid want and need. I see a lot of informal and community-based banking systems. Who's to say those aren't systems? They are systems, but they are informal. If I were to go into a particular country to spread digital financial services and financial literacy, I would make it my job to understand the informal practices, and then look at how we can build those out so that they become more formal.
Libby McDonald, MIT D-Lab Lecturer and Inclusive Economies Specialist
Libby McDonald
Inclusive Economies


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Utah Legislature: Supreme Court justices fight bill on picking their chief
By Pat Reavy@DNewsCrimeTeam Feb 5, 2010, 12:00am MST
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SALT LAKE CITY — Saying they fear decisional and administrative independence could be lost, justices from the state's highest court continued to lobby Thursday in opposition to a bill that would allow the governor to appoint the chief justice of the Utah Supreme Court.
Chief Justice Christine Durham and Justice Jill N. Parrish met with the Deseret News editorial board Thursday, a day after meeting with the editorial board from the Salt Lake Tribune and a week after Parrish testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
The justices are speaking out strongly against SB109. The bill is sponsored by Senate Majority Leader Scott Jenkins, R-Plain City. Currently, the justices themselves vote on their leader.
Justices are worried about the bill for a number of reasons, including how it would affect the separation of the executive and judicial branches of government.
"It really turns the courts into another executive-branch agency," Parrish said.
By doing that, the chief justice seat could become more of a political position, she argued. Justices say they shouldn't have to worry in the back of their minds about how constituents might react when making a ruling.
"Judges have loyalty to one thing only, and that's the law," Durham said.
Both Durham and Parrish said they are "baffled" as to what sparked the bill.
"We were not expecting that. It came out of nowhere. We're still not sure where it came from," Durham said. "The sponsor offered no explanation for the bill."
From a constitutional standpoint, the bill would undermine the separation of powers, Parrish said. From a practical standpoint, it could cause dissension among justices if an outsider who knows nothing about the personalities or work habits of the current justices was brought in.
"On a practical level, it just wouldn't work," Parrish said.
Jenkins amended his bill earlier this week to extend the length of time a chief justice would be appointed from four to six or even eight years. It was reported that he made the changes after meeting with members of the judiciary.
Durham, however, said Jenkins actually met with the Utah State Bar and had yet to talk to the justices about the proposal. And the change did nothing to improve their view of the bill.
"It has the potential to completely undermine the effectiveness of our leadership," Parrish said. "The fact it is sponsored by the majority leader concerns us greatly."
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This document describes requirements and best practices for setting up a cluster to network containers using Calico Docker.

## Requirements

2 servers (bare metal or VMs) with a modern 64-bit Linux OS, and Layer-2 network (Ethernet) connectivity between them.

They must have the following software installed.
 * Docker v1.4 or greater: [Installing Docker](https://docs.docker.com/installation/)
 * etcd installed and available on each node: [etcd Documentation](https://coreos.com/etcd/docs/2.0.8/)
 * `ipset`, `iptables`, and `ip6tables` kernel modules.

## Best Practices

### CoreOS
If CoreOS is your distribution, we recommend using cloud-config to bootstrap your etcd cluster.  [CoreOS Cluster Discovery](https://coreos.com/docs/cluster-management/setup/cluster-discovery/) is a good place to start.

### Ubuntu
The Ubuntu-managed Docker package is out of date and will not work with `calicoctl`.  We recommend you follow the instructions at the [Docker Website](https://docs.docker.com/installation/) to get an up-to-date Docker install.

### Final checks

Note the hostnames and IP addresses assigned to your servers.  You will need these when you start Calico services.

Verify that your hosts can ping one another.

You should also verify each host can access etcd.  The following will return an error if etcd is not available.

    etcdctl ls /

## Docker permissions

The [example script][example-commands] assumes that your ordinary user account has permission to run Docker images without `sudo`.  If you haven't done so, you can enable this by adding your user to the `docker` group and restarting your terminal.

    sudo usermod -aG docker <your_username>

## Getting Calico Binaries

Get the calico binary onto each host. It's usually safe to just grab the latest [beta](http://projectcalico.org/latest/calicoctl).  On each host run

    wget http://projectcalico.org/latest/calicoctl
	chmod +x calicoctl

Note that projectcalico.org is not an HA repository, so using this download URL is not recommended for any automated production installation process.  Alternatively, you can download a specific [release](https://github.com/Metaswitch/calico-docker/releases/) from github.  For example, to retrieve the v0.4.8 release, on each host run

	wget https://github.com/Metaswitch/calico-docker/releases/download/v0.4.8/calicoctl
	chmod +x calicoctl

Finally, preload the Calico Docker image.  This will make the demo more responsive the first time you run it.  Select the same version of the Calico Docker image as you selected for the calico binary.  For example, to pull the latest beta

    docker pull calico/node:latest

or to pull the latest released version

    docker pull calico/node:v0.4.8

You are now ready to run the [example commands][example-commands].

[example-commands]: ./GettingStarted.md#calico-services


... thousand critics. says Gregory Alan Elliott on a sign in #Toronto.
It is funny where you find the street artist's art and poetry. I was standing in Chinatown on Spadina when I happened to look up in a tree that was right beside me. It took me awhile to figure out that it was one of Gregory's famous smiling yellow hearts.


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Sustainable, cost-effective medicine manufacturing
Credit: CMAC
The University of Strathclyde's Centre for Innovative Manufacturing in Continuous Manufacturing and Advanced Crystallisation (CMAC) and Future Manufacturing Research Hub is pioneering new ways to:
develop and make medicines
drive innovation in manufacturing.
It is backed by over £16 million of EPSRC investment.
The centre has reported a number of early successes in particular around the application of digital twin modelling.
A major hub
The centre is now operating as a major hub for British and European medicine manufacturing and has attracted £120 million in investment to Glasgow and the surrounding region.
CMAC has:
brought £150 million of investment into the area
created jobs for 130 people, including academics, post-docs, PhD students and technicians.
Professor Alastair Florence, CMAC's Director said:
In a world changed forever by COVID-19, everyone stands to win from flexible, secure, sustainable, cost-effective medicines manufacturing.
This region aims to help the UK become the place to make novel medicines in novel ways.
Without EPSRC's support and sponsorship, it simply couldn't have happened.
CMAC is closely aligned to the pharma industry, with companies such as GlaxoSmithKline, Novartis and AstraZeneca signing up as founding partners.
Jon-Paul Sherlock, AstraZeneca's Global Technology Strategy Director said:
We recognised CMAC's intention to be 'a place of useful learning' and respond to industry needs.
Appointment of an industry lead from within industry was another strong message of intent.
Our products and processes are already benefitting from CMAC.
CMAC has also received funding from Research England's UK Research Partnership Investment Fund.
Read more about Continuous Manufacturing and Advanced Crystallisation (CMAC).
Video credit: UKRI
An autogenerated transcript of the video is available on YouTube.
Last updated: 7 June 2021
https://beta.ukri.org/our-work/investing-across-the-uk/sustainable-cost-effective-medicine-manufacturing


If you are having a good idea connected to the media industry, the appropriate place for you to be is Dubai. With your conception and the help of the Tecom Group, you can have a great commercial possibility, with the latter mentoring you and offering you a gamut of support.
The event, which is branded by in5 Media, is going to be accommodated at International Media Production Zone and its result will be known "before the next summer." The candidates with the brilliant ideas will participate in the authorization process, which starts in Q1-2016.
When they have been selected, they will have up to 5 months to make their idea possible by finding their own means to make it viable. Everybody can participate, from a small or a bigger undertaking to "a student with a graduation project, who wants to take it a bit further", the official denotes.
Approximately 200 to 250 candidates and their ideas could participate to this project. All of them are going to have access to an office space, to be benefited by the industry-specific needs and they are going to have the opportunity to discuss their ideas with experts and their mentors are going to offer them the services wanted.
The financing on the working program will be Dh60 million. The necessary equipment will be given in the second quarter 2016!
Second time, already the Tecom is organizing an incubation platform like this. The previous time, the event took place at the in5 at Dubai Internet City, in 2013, which up until now it has more than 20 thousands of individuals engaged.


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Ex-Cop Daniel Holtzclaw Found Guilty on 18 of 36 Charges of Raping, Assaulting 13 Women
After deliberating for more than 45 hours over four days, an Oklahoma City jury has found ex-police officer Daniel Holtzclaw guilty on 18 of the 36 charges he faced for assaulting at least 13 black women.
For each of the 36 counts, the jurors, who were all white, were tasked with both determining the verdict and, in the case of a guilty verdict, recommending a sentence. They recommended 263 years.
Holtzclaw was found guilty of six counts of sexual battery, three counts of lewd exhibition, four counts of forcible oral sodomy, four counts of rape in the first degree, and one count of rape in the second degree.
Holtzclaw's attorney argued that his victims weren't credible, suggesting that the women (several of whom had previous drug and prostitution offenses) were less "perfect victims" and more "perfect accusers."
The prosecution, meanwhile, argued that he'd used his badge to specifically exploit vulnerable women, including those who didn't think they'd be believed because of their records.
Today is Daniel Holtzclaw's 29th birthday. His charges, via the New York Daily News, included "first-degree rape, sexual battery, indecent exposure, stalking, forcible oral sodomy and burglary. He also faced second-degree rape by instrumentation and sexual battery charges."
On the live stream from the courtroom, Holtzclaw shifted his weight back and forth nervously as the assembled waited for Judge Timothy Henderson to enter. As the verdict was read, Holtzclaw, then seated, rocked back and forth, openly sobbing. He continued to cry as he approached the bench.
All 13 women Holtzclaw was charged with assaulting testified in the trial. Their brutal, brave testimonies were reported in full on Buzzfeed. We'll update this post as more information is made available.
According to Tom George, a Fox reporter who's been covering the trial, sentencing will be January 21st.
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Charles and Valerie Aiken, owners of the only African American licensed, Medicare-certified Home Health Agency in South Carolina, are the embodiment of strong family values and dedicated service to the community. Their 20-year career in Home Health Care Services includes seven offices in South Carolina and one in Augusta, Georgia.
Charles Aiken began his career in television broadcasting at WLTX-TV where he was one of the first African American news anchors in Columbia. After moving to WIS-TV where he worked as a reporter/anchor and executive producer, he left television in 1988 to join his wife in the home health business.
The couple met while attending the University of South Carolina. Together, they have earned a number of "firsts" and personal and professional accomplishments. Among their numerous awards and recognition for community service, including Valerie's YWCA's twin award, the Girl Scouts of America's Trailblazer Award, the Madame C.J. Walker Award for Entrepreneurship and the Local Executive Director of the Year Award, the couple most cherishes the Outstanding Families of the Year nomination they received at the National Black Family Summit.
They are the proud parents of two daughters and one adopted daughter, and surrogate parents to several nieces and nephews. Valerie, the first African American to win Dreher High School's pageant, has passed this legacy on to her daughters. Kirsten Aiken, the younger daughter, is a former Miss Spelman College. Kimberly Aiken was the first African American to win Miss South Carolina in 1993, and later won the big one as she was crowned Miss America in 1994.


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TeenHelp Something for the Soul Current Events and Debates Komodo dragons kill Indonesian fisherman
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Komodo dragons kill Indonesian fisherman - March 25th 2009, 05:26 PM
http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/asiapc...gon/index.html
An Indonesian fisherman has been killed by Komodo dragons after he was attacked while trespassing on a remote island in search of fruit, officials said Tuesday.
Muhamad Anwar, 32, bled to death on his way to hospital after being mauled by the reptiles at Loh Sriaya, in eastern Indonesia's Komodo National Park, the park's general manager Fransiskus Harum told CNN.
"The fisherman was inside the park when he went looking for sugar-apples. The area was forbidden for people to enter as there are a lot of wild dragons," Harum said.
Other fisherman took Anwar to a clinic on nearby Flores Island, east of Bali, but he was declared dead on arrival, he added.
Komodo dragons, the world's heaviest lizards, can grow up to 3 meters (10 feet) in length and have a toxic bite that they use to kill prey such as buffalo, returning to feast when the animal succumbs to the poison.
Despite their ungainly appearance, the carnivorous reptiles can run as fast as a dog in short bursts, jump up on their hind legs, and kill animals with a blow of their powerful tails.
Attacks on humans are rare, but Monday's incident is the latest in a series in which the monster lizards -- which have forked tongues and fearsome claws --have killed or injured people.
Last month a park ranger survived after a Komodo dragon climbed the ladder into his hut and savaged his hand and foot. In 2007 an eight-year-old boy died after being mauled.
In June last year, a group of divers who were stranded on an island in the national park -- the dragons' only natural habitat -- had to fend off several attacks from the reptiles before they were rescued.
Park rangers also tell the cautionary tale of a Swiss tourist who vanished leaving nothing but a pair of spectacles and a camera after an encounter with the dragons several years ago.
An endangered species, Komodo are believed to number less than 4,000 in the wild. Access to their habitat is restricted, but tourists can get permits to see them in the wild within the National Park.
All visitors are accompanied by rangers, about 70 of whom are deployed across the park's 60,000 hectares of vegetation and 120,000 hectares of ocean.
Despite a threat of poachers, Komodo dragon numbers are believed to have stabilized in recent years, bolstered by successful breeding campaigns in captivity.
On Monday, a zoo in Surabaya on the Indonesian island of Java reported the arrival of 32 newborn Komodos after the babies all hatched in the past two weeks, the Jakarta Post reported.
What a Dangerous monster
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Re: Komodo dragons kill Indonesian fisherman - March 25th 2009, 05:46 PM
That's scary. Maybe people won't trespass there, anymore?
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I blame the guy. The area was forbidden to go into so the best logic would be to go into it. Komodo Dragons are one of my favourite animals, so good job Komodos on getting rid of the idiot.
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It says RESTRICTED for a reason. It's like when a moron goes on those safari tourist jeep rides & then would get out in the middle of driving by a lion pack...
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Re: Komodo dragons kill Indonesian fisherman - March 26th 2009, 01:32 AM
Originally Posted by R.K.
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These little wonders,
These twists & turns of fate
Time falls away, but these small hours,
These small hours still remain
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I do blame the guy, but I bet that would be a horrible way to die.
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Originally Posted by YourNghtmare
People should learn the basics of all living creatures so if they ever go against it they will know whether to mess with it or not.
Originally Posted by EDGE
That or just learning to read a sign saying they're not allowed to enter would be a start. Unless of course he was illiterate and didn't know from others that the area was off-bounds. If it's the second case, then, I don't think learning about Komodo Dragons would have been a successful undertaking =/
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If the guy went into a restricted area, looking for fruit, most likely knowing that the dragons live on the island in large numbers....well sucks to be stupid!
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They should of left the komodo dragon to eat him... Rules are their for a reason, though, Imagine talking in a pub 'Yeah, he got killed by a dragon' =/
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Komodo dragons are beautiful creatures...but seriously, that was an idiotic thing for the fisherman to do...
Its ashame he died and stuff, but seriously, what an idiot...
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Would you want someone that stupid to be living next door to you? I wouldn't want some clown like that as he may damage my house (then I'd have to hurt/sue him). It'd be a shame if he was thrown in there by someone else and died, but if he walked in looking for fruit, then I say, good, I'm glad a moron got weeded out.
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Pretty funny, actually. Plus Komodo dragons are awesome.
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Komodo dragons are so beautiful. The man was stupid, but at least he wasn't a poacher. Now if he was a poacher, it'd be okay that the dragons killed him.Since he wasn't, well it's sad, but he really was stupid.
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Vernonieae es una tribu de plantas con flores perteneciente a la familia Asteraceae, subfamilia Cichorioideae. Comprende cerca de 1.300 especies. Se encuentran sobre todo en las zonas tropicales y zonas cálidas templadas, tanto en el continente americano como el Viejo Mundo.

Descripción
En su mayoría son plantas herbáceas o arbustos, aunque hay al menos una especie de árbol, Vernonia arborea.

Taxonomía
Vernonieae se considera una tribu hermana de Liabeae. La tribu se originó en Sudáfrica o Madagascar, y se extendió a las Américas en al menos dos eventos diferentes.

En muchas obras alrededor del 80% de las especies de esta tribu se clasifican en el género Vernonia. Otros autores, como Harold E. Robinson, dividen la tribu en un mayor número de géneros pequeños.

Géneros

Géneros según NCBI:
 Albertinia - Baccharoides - Bothriocline - Brachythrix - Cabobanthus - Centauropsis - Centrapalus - Centratherum - Chresta - Chrysolaena - Critoniopsis - Cyanthillium - Distephanus - Eirmocephala - Elephantopus - Eremanthus - Eremosis - Ethulia - Gorceixia - Gutenbergia - Gymnanthemum - Hesperomannia - Heterocypsela - Hilliardiella - Lepidaploa - Lepidonia - Lessingianthus - Linzia - Lychnophora - Muschleria - Orbivestus - Parapolydora - Piptocarpha - Piptocoma - Sipolisia - Stokesia - Stramentopappus - Strobocalyx - Tephrothamnus - Vernonanthura - Vernonia - Vernoniastrum

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Special Session of Texas Legislature Ends One Day Early
Rob Snyder Published: August 15, 2017
In a surprise move, just before 7pm on Tuesday night, Texas House Speaker Joe Straus suddenly accepted a motion from the floor for sine die to end the proceedings of the Texas House with one complete day left in the special session.
Just over three hours after the House's surprise action, the Texas Senate also adjourned sine die, ending the First Called Session of the 85th Legislature one day early.
The House's surprise move essentially killed any chance of compromise between the two chambers on property tax reform legislation known as SB 1.
"We are not going to accept the take-it-or-leave it proposal from the House, and we are going to fight another day," said State Sen. Paul Bettencourt (R- Houston) said on the floor of the Senate. "Because Texas taxpayers deserve elected officials that fight for them another day. And if it takes years, I will be back to fight. I hope the governor calls us back (for another special session) as soon as possible, so we can provide the tax relief Texans deserve, the tax Texans need."
The chances of an immediate second special session increased dramatically on Tuesday when a San Antonio appellate court panel ruled the boundaries to two Texas congressional districts unconstitutional. The current boundaries of Congressional Districts 27 and 35 violated the Voting Rights Act according to the panel. Congressman Blake Farenthold (R- Corpus Christi) represents CD 27 and Congressman Lloyd Doggett (D- Austin) represents CD 35.
The Texas Attorney General's Office will have three business days to tell the judicial panel whether or not the Texas Legislature would take up redistricting the districts. If the legislature doesn't participate in the redistricting, it would fall to the State and the plaintiffs in the lawsuit to hammer out an agreement.
Governor Greg Abbott will discuss the end of the special session on Wednesday morning at 9:05am with Chad Hasty on News/Talk 95.1 and 790, KFYO. The show will be streamed online at KFYO.com.
Eddie Murphy Wants to Make 'Shrek 5' or a Donkey Spinoff
Want to Rent Out Rip Wheeler's Real Dutton Ranch Cabin from Yellowstone?
Which Lubbock Country Band Is Stopping Home While on Their Tour?
Lubbock Residents Be Ready To Choose Your Power Provider
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PDP to Buhari: tender your WAEC certificate at tribunal
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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has charged President Muhammadu Buhari to tender his West African Examination Certificate (WAEC) to the presidential election petitions tribunal.
The PDP said if truly the President had the WAEC as he claimed, he should tender it before the tribunal, instead of allowing his campaign spokesperson, Festus Keyamo, to insult the sensibility of Nigerians with lame attempt at diversionary tactics.
The main opposition party also called on Nigerians to note that by claiming that an aspirant does not need WAEC certificate, but the ability to speak English, to contest for the office of the President, the Buhari Presidency, through Festus Keyamo, has finally admitted that President Buhari does not have a WAEC certificate as he claimed in his INEC documentation.
In a statement Monday by the spokesman for the PDP, Kola Ologbondiyan, the party said its completely inexcusable for President Buhari to swear to an affidavit to claim an educational qualification he did not possess.
An attempt to deceive the public using a defective reading and skewed interpretation of a section of the constitution cannot exonerate President Buhari.
Moreover, Section 295 of the 1999 Constitution (as amended) is very clear on issues of interpretations and reference to questions of law.
The PDP, therefore, maintains that the onus is on President Buhari, as Mr. Integrity to tender the certificate he claims to possess before the tribunal instead of this lame diversion from Presidential aides, the party said.


I've been approved for one of the apartments so far - the one that is in a complex - but has a pool, washer/dryer room and parking.
But it's in a complex.
I highly recommend movers, too! We were actually surprised at the price; it was a lot less than we expected. So surprised, Dan gave them a really big tip. Packing and unpacking is enough work. Save yourself the aches--and the oopses. And yes, with that staircase, I recommend it even more!


Prof. Diarmuid Ferriter wrote this in The Irish Independent on 30 March last.
The so-called 'baptism barrier' to children getting a place in Catholic primary schools is "a dark stain on the national conscience that needs to be removed", according to Professor Diarmuid Ferriter.
The UCD Professor of Modern History told the INTO conference that "unbaptised children and their parents are treated as second class citizens and that has to stop".
Prof Ferriter, both of whose parents were long-standing activists in the INTO, traced key developments in Irish education since the 1916 era in the course of an hour-long address to the conference.
He spoke of the scale of "enlightenment" of the current system, such as the focus on well-being, learning communities and gender positive action. He said 100 years ago Padraig Pearse was preoccupied with the idea of the "charismatic teacher and a child-centred approach".
Prof Ferriter said while there was a shift away from religious control of schools, "nevertheless we have a denominational system".
He said parents had a constitutional right about the choice of school to which they sent their children, but then he cited legislation that allowed schools to protect their ethos and asked "in reality do the really have that right, do they really have that choice"?
The legislation to which Prof Ferriter referred is the Equal Status Acts, which prohibits discrimination across society on nine grounds, including religion, but religious-controlled schools were given a derogation which allows them to give priority children of their faith.
In practice this means that, in Catholic-run schools, which account for nine in 10 of the country's primary schools, children who have been baptised get priority enrolment over children who are not baptised, but live closer to the school.
It puts many parents who do not necessarily want their children baptised in the Catholic faith into a situation where they feel forced to do so in order to secure a place in the local school.
Prof Ferriter described it as "another dark stain on the national conscience that needs to be removed if we are to have truly republican education system".
He said the current system did not protect those of no faith, even though the Irish Republic was to have a toleration of all faiths and none.