The traditional college student has quite a bit of momentum by the time they finish high school and go on to college. Usually that momentum is enough to push them through college and into their future careers.
For some students, however, that momentum is lost, and they must later go back to school to finish a task that has been left behind years ago.
For BethAnn Decker, a senior majoring in forensic anthology, her goal has been in sight since she was 16 years old, but she has worked through some setbacks along the way.
Decker said she was supported largely by her husband, but after 14 years of marriage, Decker and her then-husband separated.
Decker said her choice of program was not readily accepted by her family.
"I transferred to ETSU because, after being out of education for nearly 20 years, I needed some 'hand holding' and reassuring. I found that at Northeast State. Once I graduated, I knew I had to come to ETSU. Dad passed away in the summer of 2013, leaving mom alone, and I just couldn't move away. Even though there are a few more schools with forensic anthropology programs, I'm so thankful ETSU offers such a top-notch program," Decker said.
Taking care of her father, who was ailing with Lewy-Body Dementia, was not all Decker had on her plate.
"I may not be on the Dean's List, and I may not have a 4.0, but I'm doing what I want and need to do and doing it in my time," she said.
She is also preparing to get married next year and will gain two step-sons — one of whom just got married last year.
Decker's inspiring story is one that she continues to live out in order to encourage others.


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Q: Loss of semantics in CSS class names with media queries I'm wondering if there are best practices or solutions for the following issue:
I'm using the CSS framework Semantic UI, and it has some classes, as Bootstrap does, to define column width such as: "one wide column", "two wide column", "three wide column", and so on. But as the screen size gets smaller, sometimes I want the width of those columns to change, and if I don't change the classes and change the sizes, the classes lose their meaning.
I know I can switch classes using JavaScript and detecting screen size, but are there any other, potentially better, ways to keep the meaning yet change the sizes? Should I just avoid classes like these entirely?

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Act Four
What the rape scene on last night's 'Game of Thrones' means for the show
Lena Headey as Cersei Lannister in HBO's "Game of Thrones" (Neil Davidson/HBO)
By Alyssa Rosenberg
Alyssa Rosenberg
Opinion writer covering culture
The people who actually made the episode of "Game of Thrones" that aired on Sunday evening appear to have rather dramatically different interpretations of what happened in the hour's most pivotal scene: Jaime Lannister's rape of his sister Cersei in the sept where their dead son's body lay in state. Director Alex Graves told Alan Sepinwall of Hitfix that "Well, it becomes consensual by the end, because anything for them ultimately results in a turn-on, especially a power struggle." By contrast, critic Sean Collins was listening through the episode commentary and flagged David Benioff, who is one of the "Game of Thrones" show-runners and who co-wrote the episode, describing the events rather differently. "It becomes a really kind of horrifying scene, because you see, obviously, Joffrey's body right there, and you see that Cersei is resisting this. She's saying no, and he's forcing himself on her," Benioff said. "So it was a really uncomfortable scene, and a tricky scene to shoot."
I tend not to care very much about what showrunners, writers, or directors think they are doing in a given scene once an episode is out of the gate. Stories are like Dany's dragons: Once hatched, they are beautiful and terrible spectacles that soar out of control of their progenitors. But if we are trying to divine how "Game of Thrones" will proceed from this dramatic alteration to its source material, it is a relief to see that the actual showrunner for the series shares the understanding that what happened on Sunday was horrifying, that he knows that Cersei's repeated "no" means no. As much as I dislike this parsing of creators' motivations and understandings of what they have let loose on all of us, this disparity between Graves and Benioff is revealing not just as tea leaves for the future of the show, but as a reflection of a debate that surfaced among viewers immediately on the episode's conclusion. (This debate is intensified by the fact that the scene is a dramatic change from the novel.) The idea that the scene was a "power struggle," but a consensual one showed up in my Twitter mentions shortly after I posted last night's review, and similar alternative readings show up in the comments to it. The readings range from arguments that Cersei consented to everything that followed because she kissed Jaime, to suggestions that it is inappropriate to read events in quasi-medieval settings through contemporary morals, to "Given it was Cersei, who cares? Would have been better if he had impaled her on the sword from Joffrey's stone cold hands." Plenty of commentators, including Wired's Laura Hudson, have identified this reaction as part of an ongoing and hugely unsettling inability to settle on a common definition of rape. The scene has reopened the ongoing debates about whether "Game of Thrones" is more or less misogynist than George R.R. Martin's novels, and whether turning a consensual sex scene into a rape is a further evidence of what some critics see as the show's contempt for women. I suppose we could turn these opposing into a "Bad Fan" debate, enlisting Graves' remarks on one side and Benioff's on another to try to figure out who is reading the scene wrong, and for what reasons. But rather than try to parse these after-the-fact debates, I want to return to the scene itself, and its place in the series.
The truth is this and it is awful: Just because Jaime Lannister tried to give Cersei solace when her husband raped her, and just because he went back for Brienne of Tarth does not mean he is incapable of committing rape himself. It may be that Jaime does not understand himself as raping his sister. But fortunately for us, as people protected by a modern legal regime, and as consumers of fiction, the question of whether or not Jaime committed rape does not lie with him. George R.R. Martin's novels are frequently praised for their critique of high fantasy, in particularly his gleeful devotion to tearing up chivalric tropes. But even as he takes Valyrian steel to the idea that knights are good and endings are happy, Martin does have some soft spots. The Samwell Tarly of his novels would never pack Gilly off to a Molestown brothel because of his worry, deeply inflected by jealousy, that she might be in danger from his brothers on the Wall. After chucking Bran Stark out a window, the Jaime of Martin's creation follows a fairly straightforward trajectory towards at least wanting to become the sort of ideal of knighthood that Sandor Clegane so despises. As a show, "Game of Thrones" frequently denies us the relief of those small decencies, those hopeful attempts at goodness. And while I do not think we are meant to engage in moral relativism while watching the show, excusing Jaime of rape because he is operating in a radically different context than our own, I doubt the show will be kind enough to give us some sort of justice in recompense.
If this is the case, I would not fault anyone who finds "Game of Thrones" unendurable, and chooses not to continue. Given the reaction to this sequence, I can imagine a number of other events from the novels that might be similar flash points in the episodes yet to come. We can certainly argue over whether or not there might have been another way to disrupt Jaime's redemption without having him cause grievous harm to another significant character, and specifically, about whether "Game of Thrones" could have used some other sort of transgression to effect that shift in the story. Certainly, this will inflect both Cersei and Jaime's arcs in the show, bending them away from Martin's original meanings, and I can see ways that change could be good or extremely ill.
But for me, there was something striking about the juxtaposition of this scene with Joffrey's death in the episode before. That was a grim and nasty murder, but one that felt easy to revel in because of Joff's persistent nastiness, particularly his strong streak of sexual sadism. Jaime's rape of Cersei suggests that Joff's propensity for sexual violence may be as much the legacy of his biological father as his acknowledged one. Just as the manner of Joffrey's death made us complicit in his love of violence, Jaime's rape of Cersei revealed just how much we'd all bought into the redemption narrative of a man we met when he tried to kill a child, telling Cersei that it was an example of "the things I do for love." Joffrey may have died by poisoning, but the scene between his parents after his death reminds us that Joffrey, Jaime and almost every other man on "Game of Thrones" has been drinking a non-lethal dose of the same venom for generations.
Alyssa Rosenberg Alyssa Rosenberg writes about the intersection of culture and politics for The Washington Post's Opinions section. Before coming to The Post in 2014, Alyssa was the culture editor at ThinkProgress, the television columnist at Women and Hollywood, a columnist for the XX Factor at Slate and a correspondent for The Atlantic.com. Follow

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Firstly I will tell you some of Anne's characteristics. She is an orphan, a chatterbox; she is slightly naughty and has a good imagination. She is adopted out and goes to live in Green Gables but the woman (Mirella) who was adopting her thought she was adopting a boy and tells Anne to get out. Mirella's brother insists that she stay. Some things happen ... some are good and some are bad.
Rated: 5/5 - "really 100/5 - I loved it!"
The book is about a boy, Joseph, whose best friend Blink goes missing. Joseph decides to search for him. His parents are overseas and don't know that Joseph has runaway. He has a map which leads to a house and a strange man that wears a big coat. He finds out that the strange man is his uncle. (Blink is only mentioned at the start of the book and is never mentioned again).
The story is about a boy called Jimmy Brown and the circus that comes to his town. His dad gets a job at the circus because he is a handyman. He meets a girl called Lotta who rides horses and does tricks. He makes lots of new friends and likes to meet up with them. Jimmy is really good with animals and when an elephant runs away because of a storm he is able to bring him back. Mr Galliano rewards him by giving him a job at the circus.
Rated: 5/5 - "Really interesting!"
There is a dog competition coming up and the famous winner (who has won the competition for the last 4 years) has her puppies stolen while she is in hospital. She is recovering from a car accident. A girl at Alice-Miranda's school finds one of the puppies and keeps it for herself. She hides it in a building but accidentally sets it on fire. Alice-Miranda puts out the fire and saves the puppy. In the end Alice-Miranda finds out who stole the puppies because they are acting suspiciously and the woman's son finds all of the puppies (that is the woman who was the winner of the dog competition).
Rated: 4/5 - "I like all the detail and stuff."
This is about a girl named Cassie who is on the run from an alien invasion. It comes in waves and when it first hits all the lights go out. The second wave are earthquakes and tsunamis. The third wave is the red death which is a plague where people bleed from the eyes and mouth before they die. The fourth wave is the 'silencers' which is where the aliens who are more of a 'conscience' than a being, load themselves into humans and bind themselves to their human host. When the person turns 13 the conscience wakes up and kills other humans. The Silencers are there to wipe out the human race. Cassie calls them the Silencers because everything about them is designed to 'silence' (kill) everybody.
Cassie survives but has a Silencer tracking her and he has numerous opportunities to kill her but doesn't. Cassie wants to stop her brother from being the 5th wave which are children being trained to kill without the Silencers. The Silencer who is following her shoots her in the leg and then runs away. Cassie passes out and the Silencer saves her because he has fallen in love with her. Apparently there were two groups of Silencers one group wanted to kill all humans and others wanted to co-exist. I think Cassie's Silencer is from the group that wanted to co-exist. Basically the rest of the story follows Cassie and the Silencer.
"I'm giving it 5/5 because it is amazing! A complex story - it's great!"
Harriet starts Year 6 and wants to make lots of new friends. She knows lots of things such as facts so she is a bit of a geek and isn't very popular at school. When she is scouted by a modelling agency and becomes a model suddenly everyone wants to be her friend. Everything seems great. She has a party which everyone wants to go to but then she also has a fight with her good friend.
Dani's best friend Ella moves away and she feels lonely. At school the seat that Ella used to sit in is always empty. Dani visits Ella at her new house and they play together. Dani forgets to give Ella her goodbye present - it's a card that says she misses her friend. Teacher makes Dani sit between two girls who don't like her and pinch her. Dani is angry and tries to squirt them with tomato sauce but ends up hitting the teacher instead. She gets into trouble and runs away. Her dad finds her and tells her that Ella will be coming back to her school.
According to Tiana I'm reading the kids version of this book! It's about a hobbit who is half the average man's height named Bilbo. Hobbits do not go on adventures. But Bilbo's mother was a Took whose ancestors married a fairy - and fairies do go on adventures. His father's side of the family are well-respected because they are rich and non-adventurous. When Bilbo meets Gandolf he decides to join him on an adventure and with twelve dwarves they go in search of treasure.
Rated: 7/10 (or 3/5) - "the plot is old and you can kind of guess what will happen. But the story is still good."


The phrase, "I'm not a joiner" is one that I've heard a number of times, spoken by folks who are claiming not to be into joining groups.
What is implied, I think, is that they are free thinking individuals and that joining is conforming. And I think they also suggest that conforming is a problem. So when I spoke, for example, about the mandate and effectiveness of Amnesty International all they said was "I'm not a joiner". It's a little insulting.
And it overlooks the ways in which we are members of many groups by default. And unless they think all is right with the way we've formed our societies, then they might want to reconsider what role joining has in making changes. "I'm not a joiner" ought to be the slogan of the Ayn Rand Libertarian's club.
This comment you left here was lost on me the first time I read it. I didn't get the connection you were seeing. But now I do. And it makes sense to me know. It kinda makes me wish that we had written transcripts for all of our conversations so I could review them later for greater insight.


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Introducing the New and Improved BrightLocal Help Center
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Vicky heads up BrightLocal's Customer Success Team, improving all of our systems and processes, ensuring we are able to fully...
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At BrightLocal, we firmly believe that our tools should be as intuitive and easy to use as possible, that our Customer Success team should always be on hand to help, and that the information you need to get the most from our products and services is at your fingertips when it's needed.
While we've been making incredible strides in the first two areas (we now have Customer Success representatives online for 23 hours of the day, 5 days a week, across 4 countries!) I have to be honest and admit that we've been lagging in that last area.
That's why I'm so excited to announce the launch of the new and vastly improved BrightLocal Help Center, which you can always find at help.brightlocal.com, even if you don't have a BrightLocal account or login!
Why not check it out now?
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Let us know what you'd like to see added to BrightLocal with our new Feature Request function
We're still committed to being as available and responsive as always, but this massive new resource allows us to help our customers at a greater scale while putting the power in their hands.
A Truly Collaborative Project
As you can tell by the feature list above, this was a gargantuan project. Not only did we need to create and rewrite the content but processes were required to make sure the creation of Help Center resources remains a key stage in product planning and execution.
To achieve something this big required a truly collaborative approach, and relied on the expertise of members of every team in the business, from Customer Success and Marketing to Product and Business Development.
The UK Customer Success team (and honorary member Sookie)
We all have slightly different perspectives on the tools and our customers' needs, so to take the time to define a unified approach to solving our customers' problems together not only benefited this project but the business as a whole.
It took us a total of 645 hours and a lot of coffee to get to where we are now, and I couldn't be more proud of the outcome. We really hope you enjoy using the new Help Center!
The Help Center will be updated regularly with new FAQs as the questions come in, as well as detailed guides on feature upgrades, new features and new products as we release them.
But that's not all! Having this comprehensive resource in place means that we can now work on ways to surface the answers to your questions at the points you find yourself asking them, including better links from tools to user guides, in-tool videos, and much more.
I sincerely hope you find the new Help Center enjoyable and easy to use, and, well, helpful! Feel free to add your own suggestions and recommendations for further improvements in the comments below.
In the meantime, what are you waiting for? Go take a look!
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Announcing New Improvements to Your Customer Experience
Hi, I'm Vicky, BrightLocal's new Head of Customer Success. I just wanted to introduce myself and let you know about some fantastic improvements we're making to the way we handle your support queries, that you may notice over the coming weeks and months. Take a look at the below video for an overview. Your success… Read More
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The launch of our ViaSat-2 satellite in 2017 marked another milestone for Viasat's presence in space.
At home in space: Viasat celebrates International Space Day
By Alex Miller|2019-05-03T08:27:18+00:00May 3, 2019|Space-Satellites, STEM/STEAM|
May 3 is International Space Day, and it's an important date for Viasat because it represents where a big part of our core business happens: space. National Space Day was created in 1997 by Lockheed Martin as a way to encourage STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) education and knowledge of the space industry. It was expanded to International Space Day in 2001 by former astronaut and Senator John Glenn.
Space has fascinated people for hundreds of years — as far back as 1609, when Galileo made his first telescope observations. When satellites entered the scene with Sputnik-1 in 1957, it kicked off a space race that culminated in the U.S. landing the first people on the moon in 1969, and an ever-growing interest in space-based technologies.
Compared with land-based communication technologies constrained by the curvature of the earth, satellites can cover a great deal more circumference. In the geostationary orbit where Viasat's satellites operate, one satellite will be able to "see" up to a third of the planet. And at 22,236 miles up, the satellite orbits at the same rate as the earth's rotation, meaning it can essentially "hover" in place to serve the same area on the ground at all times.
This type of orbit was first postulated by science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke, and today this high orbit is referred to as the "Clarke Belt." Compared to lower orbits that have thousands of satellites in them, the Clarke Belt only has a few hundred. That's because, at a tenth of the way to the moon, it's much more challenging and expensive to place a satellite there.
A harsh environment
"Space" semi-officially begins at the "Karman line" 62 miles (100 km) above sea level. While there isn't a universally agreed-upon start to space, this imaginary line is right around the altitude where the atmosphere would be too thin for an aircraft to maintain aerodynamic lift. To be completely above the earth's atmosphere, you'd need to get about 600 miles up.
For a satellite communications company like Viasat, space is where much of our operations take place. With five of our own satellites and leased space on several others, we're able to deliver an internet signal in many parts of the world. When we complete our ViaSat-3 constellation over the next few years, we'll have a great deal more capacity as well as coverage of the entire earth. This will allow us to deliver internet from space to some of the hardest-to-reach locations in the world.
As we celebrate International Space Day, we often highlight the many advantages of space-based communications, but it's also important to spotlight the inventiveness and creativity that goes into developing technologies that can exist in the severe, tricky environment of space.
For Viasat, our satellites in geostationary orbit are too high to service or fix, so they've got to be as near-to-perfect as possible before being attached to a rocket and launched into space. Our teams are dedicated to ensuring our spacecraft and systems are optimized for ongoing longevity in harsh space conditions.
Dave Ryan, Viasat's president of Space and Commercial Networks, put the challenge this way:
"You're taking all of those millions of electronics and mechanical parts on the satellite and putting them in really extreme environments. First, we have to put this fine-tuned machine onto space by attaching it atop 230 feet of explosives and lighting the fuse. It has to be designed to withstand the rigors of this acceleration and vibration environment. When it's inside the rocket fairing, the acoustic noise is like being right behind an airplane jet engine at takeoff — and it has to be as lightweight as possible. Then the satellite has to last at least 15 years without anyone touching it while keeping the delicate electronics in a nice, comfortable thermal environment inside the spacecraft while outside it's close to absolute zero on the shade and 300-400 degrees in the sun."
Today's International Space Day is a time to remember the hard work, commitment and the ingenuity our global teams bring to the space industry because as Dave added, "For us, we only get one shot at it."
Viasat in space
See a map of our current and planned fleet of satellites
About the Author: Alex Miller
Alex Miller is the editor of the Viasat corporate blog. A veteran newspaper reporter and editor, Alex has been with Viasat since 2012, working out of the company's Denver office.


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CBMR open through October, awaiting bike trail approval
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Expansion would include 15 more miles of bike trails
By Katherine Nettles
Crested Butte Mountain Resort (CBMR) and the Evolution Bike Park will close for the winter season on October 7, and in the meantime will be open daily through September 3, and then Friday to Sunday only from September 7 to September 30. The last weekend is October 6 and October 7.
CBMR is scheduled to reopen for the winter season on Wednesday, November 21.
"Overall, it was a fantastic summer, and we are happy with the way things are looking," said CBMR public relations and communications manager Erica Mueller.
Mueller said no new trails were added this summer and there are no plans yet for changes or improvements to the resort in the works for the winter season, especially with the upcoming sale to Vail Resorts. One thing to look forward to, however, might be the potential for more biking trails in 2019. "We are still in the National Environmental Policy Act [NEPA] process, but we have 15 more miles of bike trails to add to our expansion program," said Mueller.
The final draft of the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) is expected out this fall, said Mueller. "It will give the final say of yes or no, but we feel pretty confident that it will be a yes." Clearing the trails would then begin in the spring.
"But we can't build those until that happens, so mostly what we've been doing this summer is maintaining," said Mueller. Work on existing trails has included improvements and updates to Avery, an advanced downhill bike trail; the lower section of Luge, an intermediate downhill bike trail; and various trails and features of the bike park.
"Just recently, our trail crew finished their work on the lower section of Luge including new berms, jumps and some incredible flow. Luge may have just leap-frogged Teaser as the new locals' favorite trail at the Evolution Bike Park," said CBMR spokesperson Zach Pickett.
The trail crew worked on Avery to improve some of the older sections. Some of the bike park's cross country trails have seen upgrades with work being done on Columbine, Prospector, and a new wooden bridge on Lower Meander.
The trail crew focused on carpentry work in the bike park as well, updating and improving wood features. Throughout the remainder of the season, plans to continue moving around the bike park to improve trails will focus on the bottom terminus of the bike park trails as they exit in between the Silver Queen and Red Lady Lifts, said Pickett.
"We'd like to extend a big shout out to all of our employees who have helped make this a successful summer season. It takes a tremendous effort to operate the resort and we're proud of our team for all the work that they've put in. Also, thank you to everyone who has visited the resort and Bike Park this summer," said Pickett.
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There are a lot of students who enter college as lousy writers — and who graduate without seeming to make much, if any, improvement. It is true in the arts as well as the sciences, anecdotally evidenced by some of the blog post submissions I get from a wide range of people whose jobs would suggest they can communicate well in writing but, as it turns out, not so much.
How can someone get out of college — any college — without being a decent writer? And what can we do about it? Those are the subjects of this post, by John G. Maguire, who has taught writing for decades at a half dozen New England colleges, including Boston University. He developed his first-year Readable Writing course while at the Berklee College of Music, and he blogs on the subject of writing pedagogy at readablewriting.com.
Those who were paying closer attention than Gates have known for some while that many colleges are terrible at teaching writing. Millions of young men and women sit in freshman composition classrooms each fall semester, but if the Arum report is right, nearly half will write just as badly in their junior years as when they started college. There are "legions of college graduates who cannot write a clear, grammatical sentence," says Natalie Wexler of The Writing Revolution, an educational nonprofit group focused on the reformation of writing pedagogy.
Why aren't they learning? There are multiple causes. One is that schools admit students who can't write and then pack them into comp courses taught by adjuncts. But the main problem, I think, is that the colleges are not really trying to teach students to write clear sentences. Not anymore. First-semester writing courses now cover rhetorical strategies, research, awareness of audience, youth civic activism — everything except the production of clear sentences.
We could wring our hands and ask how we got to this pass, but it makes more sense to decide what to do going forward.
I propose that we redesign our college writing courses from the ground up, and fast. We have to stop kidding ourselves that students can write sentences when they enter college — because many cannot — and start teaching them how to do it. We need to revise writing courses and directly teach style — the readable style.
Professional writers and editors, such as those at The Post, know readability can be learned. They have learned how to be vivid and interesting, what to do when a sentence is screwed up by a bad verb, and why one controls sentence length. Why not teach these skills to college freshmen?
The composition profession evades the teaching of writing, I think, because the job seems impossible these days, especially in 14 weeks. How can you get them to write well when half the students in your classroom can't find the subject and verb in a sentence? Much easier just to talk about rhetorical strategies.
But redesign the courses so they focus only on readability of style and we might get somewhere, even in one semester. First we figure out what makes a readable style, working from Flesch and Strunk & White, and then we reward students for doing it.
Myself, I'd consult with Kesuke Miyagi, the karate master played by Pat Morita in "The Karate Kid" (1984).
Everyone, even today's students, remembers how Mr. Miyagi insists, "Wax on, wax off," to the kid, who is sure he is being enslaved and abused — but then later discovers that the waxing and fence-painting motions are foundation skills for karate, and he's grateful. I'm a teacher, and I know what Mr. Miyagi did — he tricked the kid into learning. He got him to do important behaviors first, and didn't reveal where they fit into the overall skill until later.
Colleges should teach the important writing behaviors first, one at a time, in sequence. They should offer new writing courses that assume students know nothing about sentences and train new sentence behaviors from the ground up. Be repetitive and tricky — fool the kids into doing the right thing. Create muscle memory. Think "wax on, wax off." The kid's goal was to win the karate contest. The student writer's goal should be mastery of the readable style. Period.


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It is hard to overstate the success Ohio-bred rock duo Twenty One Pilots have achieved over the last few years. From humble beginnings are alternative favorites, the pairing of Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun have become internationally-acclaimed musicians whose audience is always ready to support whatever the group chooses to release.
Recently, Twenty One Pilots decided to say thanks to longtime supporters by announcing a string of intimate performances in the hometown venues they played back when the band was just starting out. The three shows, dubbed 'Tour de Columbus,' finds the band playing venues with capacities as low as 300 people, which is a stark change from their recent stadium tour.
We're committed to getting more tickets into the hands of fans. Through partnerships between artists and Ticketmaster, we're here to help ensure that real fans get to see the artists they love – and that scalpers and bots are kept away – giving you priority access to great tickets.
This registration does not guarantee tickets. Instead it places fans wishing to attend the show in a lottery for the opportunity to buy tickets to the group's Tour de Columbus shows. The selected winners will receive a text message with an access code that allows them to buy a limited quantity of tickets to the performance(s). Once purchased, the selected fans will also have to present proper identification at the venue the night of the show in order to gain access to the concert.
The real question here, is whether or not fans will be comfortable giving Ticketmaster a bit more personal information in order to ensure they have more access to tickets. If so, and this program catches on, we could be looking at the beginning of the end for mass ticket scalping.
For more details on Twenty One Pilots' upcoming shows, as well as access to their 'verified fan' registry, click here.
James Shotwell is the Marketing Coordinator for Haulix. He is also the Managing Editor for Substream Magazine and the host of our Inside Music podcast. For more info on James and his latest projects, follow him on Twitter.


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MacDermid Enthone Appoints Steve Kenney to VP of Americas
June 20, 2017 | MacDermid Enthone Electronics Solutions
MacDermid Enthone Electronics Solutions, a MacDermid Performance Solutions business, announced the appointment of Mr. Steve Kenney to Vice President, Americas.
Steve Kenney has 27 years of direct experience in the printed circuit board and graphics arts industries, having started at a prominent circuit board manufacturer in 1990. Joining MacDermid, Steve serviced large PCB shops, and gradually expanded his range of product responsibility. Steve widened his region to the Northeast USA, representing MacDermid's full line of electronics chemicals and materials. In 2003, Steve took a challenging assignment at MacDermid's Graphic Arts division in Atlanta Georgia, where he had great success. In 2013, Steve accepted another challenge, reinvigorating the MacDermid's electronics business in the Americas as Business Manager. Following the integration of MacDermid, Enthone, and product lines from OM Group, MacDermid Enthone needed an industry expert to manage the increased investment in the Americas. Steve assumes the new role of Vice President, Americas in order to coordinate MacDermid Enthone's increased focus on customer support and supply-chain collaboration.
Joe D'Ambrisi, Senior VP of MacDermid Enthone Electronics said, "Steve's strong industry knowledge, depth of experience, and very effective leadership skills provide a natural succession to his promotion as Vice President. His dedication to providing our customers and the marketplace the best solutions in the industry is a critical asset in delivering value throughout the entire supply chain. Steve's intimate knowledge of our customers, added to his boundless energy, will provide a significant resource for our customers and industry partners."
About MacDermid Enthone Electronics Solutions
MacDermid Enthone Electronics Solutions researches, formulates and delivers specialty chemistries used in the world's leading electronics. Our products and technical support provide solutions for the most complicated, micro scale circuitry challenges. From wireless devices to automotive and military electronics – in everything you see, and in many things you don't – MacDermid Enthone is there. For more information, click here.
I-Connect007 Editor's Choice: Five Must-Reads for the Week
01/07/2022 | Nolan Johnson, I-Connect007
No matter how you look at it, we're already off to a roaring start in 2022. Here on the West Coast of the U.S., heavy and persistent rains are doing what they can to fix years of drought through the southwest United States. The eastern seaboard is seeing plenty of rainy weather as well. As they say on the salt containers: When it rains, it pours. That adage is rather true in the news of the industry this week. Therefore, my must-reads include a celebration of longevity in business, the launch of our next space telescope, and the sale of equipment for the printing of electronics. On a more circumspect note, we also bring you the IPC's report on rising material and labor costs, and an article on cybersecurity.
Jackie Mattox Keynotes Women in Electronics Reception
12/22/2021 | Alicia Balonek, IPC
Named one of the Top 21 female influencers in 2021, Jackie Mattox started her career in the electronics industry during her college years at a small rep firm in Southern California, where she worked her way into the roles of sales and distribution manager and took a passionate interest in strategic key account management. Jackie graduated from California State UniversityNorthridge with a Bachelor of Arts degree in communication/journalism. Jackie has always had a heart for people and especially for women's issues, along with a dedication to personal and professional leadership development.
12/17/2021 | Andy Shaughnessy, Design007
I'm starting to get more and more out-of-office replies. Are you reading this on your phone while standing in line at Best Buy? But if you're reading this, here's to you! It's been a pretty good year—much better than last year, though that's a fairly low bar to clear. It's a mixed bag this week, with news about trade shows, along with articles and interviews focusing on everything from education to methods for dealing with supply chain issues by staying flexible and taking action earlier in the process.


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Rwanda's genocide killers learn new life back home
'In the classrooms where the men learn their lessons, the mood is serious. ' - By: AFP JACQUES NKINZINGABO
Dozens of ex-militia killers stroll around an open camp beneath mist-shrouded volcanoes in Rwanda. They are learning to reintegrate into the country whose government they have spent years trying to overthrow.
These are men who helped carry out Rwanda's horrific 1994 genocide, and then formed a rebel army that has been fighting ever since.
After the carnage of the Rwanda genocide, which began 25 years ago this April, the men who carried out the massacre of at least 800,000 mostly Tutsi people fled west to neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo.
Some of them are former members of Rwanda's army. Others had joined the militia known as the "Interahamwe", club and machete-wielding Hutu gangs that carried out the killings targeting the Tutsi minority.
Chased out of Rwanda, they formed a notorious rebel army, the Hutu fighters of The Democratic Liberation Forces of Rwanda, known by its French acronym, FDLR.
But after a quarter of a century haunting Congo's forests, many of these veterans were exhausted and wanted to give up the fight.
So a stream of rebels have returned home. Rwanda houses them at Mutobo, a camp some 100 kilometres (60 miles) northwest of the capital Kigali and beneath the Virunga mountains, seeking to reintegrate them into society.
- 'Rwanda is my country' -
Joseph Kabalindwi, a 50-year old former rebel major, said he laid down his arms in 2014 "to promote peace."
Kabalindwi was one of 1,563 former FDLR fighters who returned to Rwanda in November 2018, after Congo refused to keep them on their soil any longer.
But he says he is happy to be back.
"Even though I left the country a long time ago, I remained Rwandan," said this ex-major with conviction. "Rwanda is my country, and I wanted to go home."
There is no fence around the camp, but Rwanda keeps a close eye on the former rebels.
The government's Rwanda demobilisation and reintegration commission, which runs the Mutobo camp, has handled 11,000 fighters from rebel forces since 1997.
Each batch spends three months in the camp, before they can return to the families and homes they left decades before.
They are then also issued with identity papers and a one-off payment of 60,000 Rwandan francs (66 dollars, 58 euros) to start their new life.
- 'Miracle from God' -
In Mutobo, the former FDLR receive civic education classes aimed at combating the bloody ideology that led to the genocide.
The former guerrillas also learn how to participate in the reconstruction and development of the nation, and, for men who have spent years in military fatigues, training to reacquaint them with civilian life.
In November, Kabalindwi's brothers came to visit. They had last met in 1994.
"They were very happy to see me," he said with a smile. "Some of us died in the forests of Congo, so for me it is a miracle from God to find someone who is still alive."
When he and his comrades returned to Rwanda, many believed that they would be killed immediately. Instead, they have been surprised by their reception.
"Since we have been here, fear is gradually diminishing," Kabalindwi admitted.
For many FDLR fighters, mistrust of Kigali is the main obstacle to their return - as well as the fear of facing justice for the crimes they committed.
In the classrooms where the men learn their lessons, the mood is serious.
Focus Twiringiyimana, a 47-year old ex-FDLR fighter, takes detailed notes at a sewing machine, while the teacher at the blackboard offers instructions.
Twiringiyimana passed through the camp a year ago, but has returned for training to become a tailor.
For his old FDLR comrades still fighting in the bush, he offers a simple message.
"They should come back to the country, to work for their own development," Twiringiyimana said. "They are only wasting time and it will do them no good".
- Out of Belgian jail -
Not everyone in the camp joined the FDLR.
One newcomer is Bernard Ntuyahaga, a former army major, who arrived in December 2018 from Belgium after serving 20 years in prison.
He was convicted over his role in the death of 10 Belgian soldiers with the UN peacekeeping force, who were slaughtered in 1994 as they protected the then Rwandan Prime Minister Agathe Uwilingiyimana. She was also murdered.
Ntuyahaga, now in his late 60s, returned to Rwanda in December against his will, after exhausting all legal efforts to remain in Belgium. Now he is taking classes in civic education.
"Within just the few months I have spent here, I already feel comfortable," he said. There is, at times, an echo of official rhetoric. It is unclear if he believes it, or if he is wary of criticising the government policies.
"I am hopeful for the years that I have left to live," he added.
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On Friday, April 6, the Dairy Center for the Arts will host an evening of art, movies, music and food. "mmmmmBoulder" will feature "everything local," including short films by Boulder County filmmakers and live music from Boulder's own Rebecca Folsom, Ash Ganley and Lisa Bell.
Art from Pamela Olson, Kelly Shanafelt, Linda Parks and Carlentini Jewelry will be featured in the lobby, as will an array of Boulder's natural products. Local food by Top of the Hill Grill West and Shamane's Bake Shoppe will be for sale.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m. for food and art, and the show begins at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $15 at the Dairy box office.
TWISTED PINE GOES MEDIEVAL
Twisted Pine Brewing Company will debut the West Bound Braggot, the fourth beer in its Artisan Ale Project, on Saturday, April 7.
The West Bound Braggot is Twisted Pine's "take on a medieval classic," says the brewery. Braggot was traditionally a mix of mead and ale popular in Europe throughout the Middle Ages. Twisted Pine's attempt to revive the drink includes malted barley, orange blossom honey, Citra hops, Tasmanian pepper berries and "Buddha's hand," and is fermented with Belgian saison yeast.
Like the rest of the Artisan Ales, the West Bound Braggot's label features a painting by a local artist. Lael Har's artwork will be displayed in the Twisted Pine ale house until May 5.
AVERY HITS THE HISTORY BOOKS
Avery Brewing Company will also release a new brew on April 7. The second in Avery's Annual Barrel Series, Uncle Jacob's Stout was aged for six months in Bourbon barrels and boasts a 17.4 percent alcohol by volume (ABV).
The name of the stout refers to Adam Avery's sixth Great Grand Uncle Jacob. According to the company, while doing a genealogy project, Avery discovered that this grand uncle had established a distillery in Bourbon County, Ky., in 1790, and was the first distiller to call his whiskey "bourbon." The brew has flavors of toffee, caramel, vanilla, hints of coconut and dried currants and cherries, Avery says.
Sales of Uncle Jacob's Stout will begin at 5 p.m. on Saturday in the Avery Tap Room, and each 12-ounce bottle will cost $10.
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THE HERO'S JOURNEY: Revisited and Recovered, a course by Mark Napack
Tuesday, April 02, 2019, 7:30 PM 9:30 PM (EDT)
Jung Society Library, Palisades Community Church, 5200 Cathedral Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20016
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Nonmembers – $150.00
Senior/Student Members – $100.00
Members who are Seniors over 65 and Full-Time Students
SOLD OUT. Please join our waitlist or register for THE GRAIL AND MERLIN: Exile and Return, An Evening with Mark Napack
The hero's journey is one of the inevitable callings of life. Accepted or rejected, it is there in life's different stages and challenges. C.G. Jung believed the hero's journey to be a necessary part of becoming fully human, which he referred to as individuation.
In this course, we shall explore the hero's journey in its continuing and changing relevance for our lives, personal and social – with all its complexes and traumas and potential for finding a treasure hard to find. To assist us in our shared journey, we shall revisit Joseph Campbell's The Hero with a Thousand Faces, invoke heroic tales of old and enlist some key insights of C.G. Jung. In this way and through the hero/heroine motifs and images that arise, we shall orient ourselves within whatever may be the heroic challenge of our moment.
Class format will be presentation with invited discussion and reading (optional, e.g., The Hero with a Thousand Faces).
Mark Napack, M.A., S.T.L., M.S, first studied the hero's journey as a student of comparative literature at Columbia University, after which he applied Joseph Campbell's The Hero with a Thousand Faces to the redemption motif in medieval theology for his thesis at Fordham University. He further studied Jung, psychology and the history of religion at Loyola and Catholic Universities. A long-time graduate and college lecturer, Mark has a special concern for areas of psychology and spirituality and an ongoing involvement with the Collected Works of Jung and Jungian classics. He has presented at international conferences and published in scholarly publications. Mark Napack, LCPC is also a Jungian informed psychotherapist in North Bethesda, MD.


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It didn't take long for the Harwood Grill to complete its transformation of the former home of 60 Degrees Mastercrafted. After a month-long process that saw the addition of an outdoor bar, new paint and a reconfigured dining room, River Oaks's newest restaurant opened to the public last week.
The makeover makes the space feel a little warmer than its previous incarnation. Tablecloths and a ranch-scene mural on the wall add a little ambiance, but the space didn't need much work. A large patio that runs along Westheimer remains an inviting place to spend time before the summer's arrival.
"We're not trying to be the fanciest place in town. We just want good, straightforward food that's approachable."
When owner Raymnod Gibson needed a chef to execute the concept he describes as a "family-friendly, neighborhood restaurant that still produces quality products," he turned to executive chef Craig Bianco. The chef brings his extensive resume that includes stints in Las Vegas, New York and with San Antonio-based catering company the RK Group. Gibson and Bianco first met in San Antonio, when Gibson was working for food distributor Ben E. Keith.
"Raymond and I get along and can get from A to Z really quickly," Bianco tells CultureMap. "A lot of the menu items were brainstormed really quickly."
That menu serves up classic dishes like crab cakes, burgers and steaks. "We want to try to fit in the neighborhood and please some people with good food and service," Bianco explains. "We're not trying to be the fanciest place in town. We just want good, straightforward food that's approachable."
Part of that approachability extends to the restaurant's extensive use of akaushi beef. Burgers and braised short ribs over pappardelle pasta give diners other ways than steaks to consume the high-quality, Texas-raised beef. Of course, that doesn't mean the steaks have been neglected. Where 60 Degrees sold steaks that were priced by the ounce and cut to order, Harwood Grill has fixed portions that are less expensive than its predecessor. In addition, the restaurant is searing all its beef on cast iron at high heat to give it a texture that the meat at 60 Degrees lacked.
The restaurant is preparing items like stocks, sauces and French fries in house — even the mozzarella in the pancetta salad is hand-pulled. About the only things Bianco isn't making are the hamburger buns and dried pasta.
Bianco says that so far things are running smoothly. Once he has a sense of demand, he'll grow the menu with additional items. Diners are also taking advantage of the restaurant's butcher case to take steaks home. Prices are competitive with similar high-end offerings at places like Whole Foods and Central Market.
Ultimately, Gibson and Bianco plan for this location to be the first of many Harwood Grills. How that plays out remains to be seen, of course, but betting on Texans' love for beef seems like a sure thing.


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Ready Set Indie Games Live Streams: Indie Game Showcase 2021: Rainbow Laser Disco Room Demo (PC)
The following game use flashing lights and can be an issue for those who have Photosensitivity issues (Although I was able to turn this effect off), Even if you've never had them before. If at any time during watching this gameplay video you feel:
Temporary confusion
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The Following game Rainbow Laser Disco Room was provided to me for free by the developers/publishers of the game. I would like to thank the developers/publishers for providing a free copy of the game to play on my stream.
In This New Years' Eve Live Stream, Ready Set Indie Games plays Rainbow Laser Disco Room Demo on PC.
Rainbow Laser Disco Room is a twin-stick shooter in which you play a dancer who must advance from room to room, to find a key and avoid obstacles standing in their way. Be it robots, walls, or enemies. Each thing goes to the rhythm of the songs. The Demo features five different songs to play in the one-level demo, but the game is a lot of fun.
I also like the fact that you could adjust the flashing lights, and would have played more of it if it wasn't due to time constraints. The game may seem easier, but I realized that the game does have a difficulty curve to it, but still loved it nonetheless.
If you would like to play Rainbow Laser Disco Room for yourself, you can do so on the following platform(s):
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SEOUL, Sept. 10 (Korea Bizwire) — Dutch electronics giant Philips has expressed interest in taking over a stake in Coway, South Korea's top water purification maker which has been put on the selling block, industry sources said Thursday.
Last month, Seoul-based private equity fund MBK Partners picked Goldman Sachs as a lead manager of the sale of its stake in Coway, estimated at 3 trillion won (US$ 2.52 billion).
MBK Partners acquired a 30.9 percent stake in Woongjin Coway in 2013 from the then cash-strapped Woongjin Group for about 1.2 trillion won. The company was later renamed Coway.
"Recently, Philips asked for detailed information on the planned stake sale and they were sent as requested," an industry source close to the matter told the English division of Yonhap News Agency on condition of anonymity.
Philips is the latest in a slew of potential investors that have expressed interest in the Coway stake amid rumors that dozens of companies at home and abroad are reviewing their possible participation in the takeover bid.
So far, some local companies, including Hankook Tire and SK Networks, have been cited as possible bidders but experts say that there would be few Korean companies that have enough cash to take over the stake.
Hankook Tire officially denied reports recently that it is interested in buying the stake up for sale.
Reportedly, some Chinese private equity funds are keenly interested in the stake. They are cited as plausible candidates as they want to secure a foothold in the fast-growing water purification business in China by acquiring Coway.
The water purification market in China is mostly dominated by foreign brands, including Philips, which supplies Coway products there in an original equipment manufacturing (OEM) manner. The partnership comes after Coway tried in vain to enter the Chinese market in 2008.
During the first half of this year, Coway posted 160.1 billion won in net profit, with operating profit and sales reaching 210.6 billion won and 1.03 trillion won, respectively, up 12.4 percent and 1.5 percent from a year earlier.


The United States presidential primaries are the arena in which the Democratic and Republican parties field their candidates in order to choose who will be battling for the White House. Fruit of a centenary tradition, the primaries have changed structure many times over the years, and continue to evolve to this day. The country's fifty states plus its overseas territories each organise their own, and each does so differently. This makes for a complex but exciting rollercoaster ride that shuttles the candidates from what is known as primary season, to the party conventions over the summer, the national elections in November and finally the much-coveted presidency beginning January next year.
The candidates for the presidency are officially announced at the Democratic and Republican party conventions over the summer. It is delegates coming from each state or territory who vote for the candidates at the conventions. The delegates are meant to vote based on the preferences expressed by the electorate in their state's primary. There are two systems to select delegates and therefore candidates for the presidential nomination: caucuses and primaries. Some states use one or the other, and some a mixture of the two. Though the parties' candidates will be nominated officially during the summer, it is likely that their identity will be known before the primaries are over in the beginning of June. Winning earlier primaries and caucuses means gaining traction for future successes, and a candidate may be assigned enough delegates to win the nomination before primary season ends. Barack Obama, for example, won the Iowan caucus in 2008 and never relinquished this lead to his rival Hillary Clinton, even though at the outset he was considered an outsider candidate. States that vote earlier also influence those coming afterwards because candidates who don't receive many votes may choose to abandon the race. For example, following this year's Iowa caucus on the 1st of February, the first primary event, Democrat Martin O'Malley and Republican Mike Huckabee announced they would suspend their campaigns. Not performing well means losing support from voters and donors, and being seen by the party to be hurting stronger candidates by dispersing votes.
Caucus State-level party chapters are responsible for organising caucuses. These were the original method for selecting candidates, but the parties have increasingly adopted the primary system. The word caucus is a Native American term meaning, "to gather together and make a noise". In fact, caucuses are meetings that take place at different tiers of the party structure, from smaller divisions such as wards all the way to the state level. Depending on the state, caucuses can be open or closed: anyone can participate in the former, but only people affiliated to the party can do so in the latter. Typically delegates are voted for at different party levels and the final decision is made at a state party convention. Caucuses are often criticised for not being particularly representative of the general electorate. Because participating in the hours-long meetings requires a certain amount of dedication, it is only the most politically active – and potentially most radical – party members, including party bosses, who get to vote.
Primary State governments organise primaries. These, like national elections, take place via secret ballot, and emerged from an early 20th century reform movement that pushed to give citizens more of a voice in the selection of candidates. There are different types of primaries. In closed ones a person can vote only in the primary of the party they are affiliated to. In open primaries a citizen can express their preference even if they're not affiliated to the party, though they're not allowed to participate in both parties' voting sessions. In semi-open ones anyone can vote except for a member of the opposing party. In blanket primaries voters can participate in the election of the candidates for both parties. Delegates Delegates, who can be any party-affiliated US citizen, either express a preference for a specific candidate or are uncommitted. In some states delegates have to vote for the candidate selected by their state's voters, in others they don't. States assign delegates to candidates differently. In some the winner-takes-all (WTA): all the party's delegates in a state will back the candidate who receives the most votes there. Other states use proportional representation (PR) in which the number of delegates is assigned in proportion to how many votes a candidate receives. The Democratic Party mostly adopts the latter method. Republicans, instead, allow individual states to choose which system to use. Democrats also have superdelegates, high-ranking members of the party who aren't associated with a particular state and can vote according to their personal preferences.
1796 When President George Washington decided not to run for a third term, party caucuses in Congress selected John Adams and Thomas Jefferson as nominees. 1832 The choice of candidate moved from intra-party caucuses to national conventions, giving nominees more independence from Congress. 1901-1906 States began experimenting with the primary system, which allowed citizens to elect delegates directly. 1952 New Hampshire became the state to hold its primaries first. 1968 After the 1968 elections the results of primaries and caucuses became more binding. 1972 Iowa became the first state to elect its presidential nominees. State party bosses had to anticipate the state convention because they couldn't find an available hotel and so the caucuses were also pushed back and held earlier than New Hampshire's primaries. State law was changed, dictating that the Iowan caucuses must be the first event in the national primary season – versus New Hampshire's law, which simply states that its must be the first primary. 1988 21 states held their voting sessions on the same day, Super Tuesday. The number of states varies from election to election, but it remains the day in which the most states select their candidates. It is usually held on the second Tuesday of March. 2008 Both parties informally agreed that Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina would hold their primaries in February, with all other states coming afterwards, holding theirs between March and June. This in order to contrast frontloading: when states schedule their primaries earlier the first four states are forced to anticipate their vote. The parties punish frontloaders by forcing them to give up some of their delegates.


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Microcebus griseorufus
Scientist name:
Kollman, 1910
Gray-brown Mouse Lemur
Other english:
Reddish-gray Mouse Lemur, Rufous-gray Mouse Lemur
French:
Microcèbe gris-roux
Graubrauner Mausmaki
Malagasy:
Pondiky, Tsidy
CHEIROGALEIDAE Gray, 1873
Taxa:
Microcebus
Microcebus griseorufus is a large mouse lemur, with a head-body length of 12–13 cm, a tail length of 14–15 cm, a total length of 26–28 cm, and a body weight of 46–79 g (Rasoloarison et al., 2000). The dorsal coat is light gray, split by a cinnamon midline stripe that runs from either the crown or the shoulders to the end of the tail, which is largely cinnamon above and beige beneath. The anterior portion of the ventral coat is light grayish- white, the posterior portion tending more toward gray.
An inhabitant of the spiny forest of southern Madagascar, this species is sympatric in some areas with M. murinus, from which it can readily be distinguished by its more prominent, darker mid-dorsal stripe (Rasoloarison et al., 2000; Goodman et al., 2002; Yoder et al., 2002; Ganzhorn and Randriamanalina, 2004). It is often in the same forests with two other nocturnal genera, Cheirogaleus and Lepilemur, as well, and can easily be distinguished from both of these by its much smaller size and more rapid movements.
Microcebus griseorufus is a common inhabitant of spiny
forest and dry thorn scrub from sea level to 250 m. In the
Beza-Mahafaly Special Reserve it is also found in gallery forest, while in the Berenty Private Reserve it is replaced in that habitat by M. murinus (see Rasoazanabary, 2004). In Beza-Mahafaly and in the nearby Ihazoara Valley, both species are among the prey of the Barn Owl (Tyto alba) and the Madagascar Long-eared Owl (Asio madagascariensis) (Goodman et al., 1993a, 1993b). This species feeds mainly on gums, especially during periods of drought. Daily torpor and opportunistic seasonal fattening have been observed when food availability is high (Génin, 2008).
The reproductive season is relatively long, lasting as it does from September to May. Estrus is not synchronized. Mating occurs between September and January. Males have been observed to mate-guard. Gestation in one female lasted 52 days, and litters of up to three have been reported. Alloparenting has been observed. Young males disperse. Females and, less frequently, males associate in same-sex pairs that sometimes combine to form larger sleeping groups (Génin, 2008).
Kollman (1910) described the new subspecies Microcebus minor griseorufus from southern Madagascar. Tattersall (1982) considered it to be a synonym of M. murinus. In a recent review of the genus, Rasoloarison et al. (2000) elevated it to a full species as M. griseorufus. It is found in the spiny forest region of southern and southwestern Madagascar, where it ranges from Lamboharana south to the Toliara (= Tuléar) region, to the Beza-Mahafaly Special Reserve (south of the Onilahy River) in the southeast, and to Tsimanampetsotsa, Berenty, and Petriky in the extreme south. At Beza-Mahafaly and Mikea it is sympatric with M. murinus, whereas in Berenty it is found in spiny forest patches but not in the immediately adjacent gallery forest that is occupied by M. murinus.
Microcebus griseorufus was classified as Least Concern (LC) in the most recent IUCN Red List assessment (2008). The most significant threats to its survival are deforestation for charcoal production and land clearance for commercial maize production. This species is known to occur in the Tsimanampetsotsa National Park, the Beza-Mahafaly Special Reserve, and the Berenty Private Reserve, and may also be present in two other national parks (Isalo and Zombitse-Vohibasia).
As of 2010, this species was not being kept in captivity (I. J. Porton, pers. comm.).
Where to see it
The easiest place to see this mouse lemur is in the spiny forest patches of the Berenty Private Reserve, where it is quite common. Another good place is the Beza-Mahafaly Special Reserve, located 35 km northeast of Betioky Sud, about a five-hour drive from Toliara (= Tuléar) in a four-wheel-drive vehicle (Bradt, 2007; Ratsirarson, 2003). Microcebus griseorufus may also be readily observed in the forest called "PK 32" near Ifaty, north of Toliara, and in Tsimanampetsotsa National Park. Night walks at PK 32 are possible from many of the hotels in the Ifaty Mangily coastal tourism area, one hour north of Toliara. Tsimanampetsotsa National Park is a two-hour drive from Anakao (another coastal tourist spot with several hotels), and a 45-minute boat ride south of Toliara.


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Тіньонві́ль () — муніципалітет у Франції, у регіоні Центр-Долина Луари, департамент Луаре. Населення —  осіб (2011).

Муніципалітет розташований на відстані близько 70 км на південь від Парижа, 50 км на північний схід від Орлеана.

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Розподіл населення за віком та статтю (2006):

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У 2010 році в муніципалітеті числилось 124 оподатковані домогосподарства, у яких проживали 337,0 особи, медіана доходів виносила  євро на одного особоспоживача

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Hopefully I will be fully healed soon and back on track. On another note, I decided this year I will add a half marathon to my list of races. Then maybe a 1/2 ironman distance race in 2012.
Oh no! I had the same problem impingement amd tendonitus in my right shoulder. So frustrating, I didn't swim for 18 months and very painful at times. Did you manage to get yours sorted out? I'm still doing rehab rotator cuff exercises now and I'd say 90% better and able to swim again, although always slightly worried that it might flare up again.


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Jakob Jenewein (auch Jennewein; * 30. April 1713 in Mieders im Stubaital; † 13. September 1745 in Pufels in Gröden) war ein österreichischer Barockmaler.

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Weil er für die bäuerliche Arbeit als körperlich ungeeignet angesehen wurde, wurde Jakob Jenewein zu einem Maler in Innsbruck in die Lehre gegeben. Er übertraf bald seinen Meister und ging zur weiteren Ausbildung nach Rom. Dort lernte er im Collegium Romanum einen jungen Mann kennen, der später Probst am Brixner Dom wurde. Auf dessen Empfehlung wurde er 1731 nach Brixen berufen und dort als Hofmaler beschäftigt. Er schuf Fresken und Ölbilder, vorwiegend für Kirchen in Brixen und im Stubaital. Er starb 1745 beim Ausmalen der Kirche in Pufels durch einen Sturz vom Gerüst.

Werke
 Kreuzwegbilder, Pfarrkirche Telfes, 1733/34
 Kreuzwegbilder, Brixner Dom, heute in der Frauenkirche am Kreuzgang, um 1734
 Deckenfresken, Pfarrkirche Mieders, 1739
 Deckenfresken und Sonnenuhr, Pfarrkirche St. Andreas, St. Andrä (Brixen)
 Altarblatt und Fresken (Kreuzweg), Pfarrkirche St. Leonhard, Pufels (Gemeinde Kastelruth), 1743/45
 Mariahilf-Fresko am Pfarrwidum Pufels
 Kreuzwegstationen, Alte Pfarrkirche St. Genesius in Wengen (nur Mauerreste mit einzelnen Stationen erhalten)
 Fresken am Bauernhaus Weber (Jeneweins Geburtshaus), Mieders (zugeschrieben)

Literatur

 Anonymus: Das Thal Stubei und dessen Bewohner. In: Joseph Anton von Mersi, Leopold Pfaundler, Joseph Röggel (Hrsg.): Beiträge zur Geschichte, Statistik, Naturkunde und Kunst von Tirol und Vorarlberg. Erster Band, Innsbruck 1825, S. 234–235 ()

 Elisabeth Walde: Neues zum Leben des Barockmalers Jakob Jenewein (1691–1745). In: Der Schlern, Band 42 (1968), S. 8–13.

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Einzelnachweise

Maler des Barock
Maler (Österreich)
Freskant
Person (Habsburgermonarchie vor 1804)
Person (Tirol)
Geboren 1713
Gestorben 1745
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