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Donald Trump confirms plan to run for presidency in 2024
Donald Trump has confirmed he will run for president a second time in 2024, before he's even stepped down as current leader.
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President Trump has secretly told his advisers that he wants to run again in 2024 and could potentially announce his bid before or even during Joe Biden's inauguration on Janu...
President Trump has secretly told his advisers that he wants to run again in 2024 and could potentially announce his bid before or even during Joe Biden's inauguration on January 20, according to Fox News.
US President Donald Trump has confirmed he'll run for president again in 2024. (Photo by ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS / AFP)Source:AFP
Donald Trump has confirmed that he plans to run for president again in 2024.
His comments came at the White House Christmas party on Tuesday, as he told the crowd: "I'll see you in four years."
"It's been an amazing four years. We are trying to do another four years. Otherwise, I'll see you in four years," Mr Trump told the crowd, made up of members mostly from the Republican National Committee.
Video at the Tuesday event was live streamed by former Oklahoma Republican Party Chair Pam Pollard, the Associated Press reported.
Dozens were seen crowded together, with little social distance – and many did not wear masks.
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President Donald Trump has confirmed he plans to run for the presidency again. Picture: Kevin Dietsch/Pool/SipaSource:Reuters
US First Lady Melania Trump. Mr Trump made the comments at a White House Christmas event. Picture: Nicholas Kamm / AFPSource:AFP
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Mr Trump has continued to make baseless election fraud claims, saying: "It's certainly an unusual year. We won an election. But they don't like that."
"I call it a rigged election, and I always will," he added.
Mr Trump's comment came after predictions from Hillary Clinton and others that he would run for a second term in 2024.
Sources told NBC news earlier Tuesday Mr Trump may announce a 2024 run on President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration day, on January 20, 2021.
The sources also told NBC that he would also not attend Mr Biden's swearing-in ceremony and had no plans to speak with the President-elect.
Mr Trump and his campaign have made repeated unsubstantiated claims of widespread election fraud, as they insist he won the 2020 election.
New - Trump to a crowd of mostly RNC members at a White House Christmas party tonight: "It's been an amazing four years. We are trying to do another four years. Otherwise, I'll see you in four years."
— Alex Isenstadt (@politicoalex) December 2, 2020
Despite the claims, elections officials and the DOJ have maintained there has been no evidence of fraud that would alter the outcome of the election.
Mr Trump's ex-chief of staff Mick Mulvaney said in early November that if he did not win a second term in 2020, Mr Trump would run again in 2024.
Mrs Clinton – who lost the 2016 election to Mr Trump – spoke with Dax Shepard and Monica Padman's Armchair Expert Podcast on Monday and told them she predicts Mr Trump will run again in four years.
"Trump's not going away," Mrs Clinton said.
"He may finally have to leave the White House, but he's going to turn around the next day and say he's running for president again."
She continued, saying Mr Trump is "going to be out there, he's going to have rallies, because it's like lifeblood to him. He's probably going to be owning some kind of media outlet where he's going to be peddling his stuff everyday."
As speculation swirled over whether Mr Trump would run again in four years, his estranged niece, Mary Trump, told The Dean Obeidallah Show she doesn't think her uncle "can run a campaign from prison.
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US President Donald Trump's estranged niece Mary Trump said her uncle won't be 'able to run a campaign from prison'. Picture: Andrew Caballero-Reynolds / AFPSource:AFP
"I honestly think that's a face-saving ploy. It's so absurd that he actually thinks he's gonna be able to run a campaign from prison," she said when asked if her uncle would run in four years.
"Maybe he could. I don't know."
Speaking of her uncle's health, she then added: "He has a horrible diet, he doesn't sleep, he's addicted to caffeine, he doesn't exercise, and he's like well on his way to decompensating."
"There's no way he will be an intact human being in four years."
This article originally appeared on The Sun and was reproduced with permission
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Paletz (russ.: палец) war ein russisches Längenmaß. Es entsprach dem Maß Finger. Das Ausgangsmaß Fuß war der englische.
 1 Fuß = 12 Zoll = 24 Paletz = 135 Pariser Linien = 0,3045 Meter
 1 Paletz = 12,69 Millimeter (errechnet)

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 Brockhaus Bilder-Konversation-Lexikon. Band 3, Leipzig 1839, S. 77.
 Allgemeine deutsche Real-Enzyklopädie für die gebildeten Stände: Konversation-Lexikon. Band 7, F. A. Brockhaus, Leipzig 1835, S. 186.

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Q: Post Request to Rails Database I'm still new to Rails and am having difficulty sending a post request to my Rails database. Ultimately, I want to have an iOS app frontend with Rails on the backend. At the moment, I have a python script that is sending a post request to my rails server. Here is the python script.
I generated everything else using a scaffold.
Here is what the server is telling me.
Thanks so much!

A: It's unclear what your problem is. Are you talking about the CSRF warning? Have a look at the rails documentation on the topic.

CSRF is a security mechanism that prevents code on other sides from abusing your users's sessions.

A: It would appear that Rails has built in CSRF protection. To successfully post to your Rails script from a Python (or iOS) script, you'll probably need to disable CSRF protection in your Rails app as mentioned here
Also curious as to why you're using Python to write your test instead of Ruby. (Or, why you're not using a Python framework instead of Rails if you already know Python?)

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BRASSICACEAE: ELECTRONIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS
WARWICK, S.I.
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Eastern Cereal and Oilseed Research Center (ECORC), Ottawa, Ontario, K1A OC6 Canada; warwicks@em.agr.ca
The details of a new electronic information-based product to support plant breeders, biotechnologists and plant regulators of canola and mustard crops is presented. The first product "Brassicaceae (Cruciferae) of Canada" provides: 1) taxonomic information on 248 taxa in Canada: accepted scientific names, synonyms, and common names; 2) distributional data, including both reference-based distributions and specimen-based maps obtained from ca. 17,000 herbarium specimens; and 3) additional biological information on chromosome numbers, native or introduced status in Canada, life form and ecology. The electronic product is interactive, allowing for ready access to the information and future updates [url address: http://res.agr.ca/ecorc/cwmt/crucican/]. This product is one of a series of relational databases in a larger project on Global Inventory for the Family [an outline will be provided]. The Brassicaceae is one of the ten most economically important plant families. Cruciferous crops display enormous diversity and are used as sources of oil, vegetables, mustard condiments, and fodder. The potential of wild crucifer germplasm to provide novel sources of economic traits in breeding programs has increased dramatically with the development of biotechnology. Inventories of genetic diversity, such as this product, will facilitate breeding programs, increase the efficiency of locating traits and seed for use in germplasm development in the canola and mustard industries, as well as the growing areas of diversification and/or alternative use of crucifer crops for molecular farming, value-added or nutraceutical crops, and phytoremediation.
KEYWORDS: Cruciferae: germplasm inventory, genetic inventory, bioinformatics
ECONOMIC VALUE OF THE BRASSICACEAE: CROPS AND WILD GERMPLASM
The Brassicaceae, which contains about 3500 species and 350 genera, is one of the ten most economically important plant families. Crop brassicas display enormous diversity and are used as sources of oil, vegetables, mustard condiments, and fodder. Those of particular importance in Canada are: Brassica napus, B. rapa, and B. juncea as sources of canola and industrial oil. Vegetable crops include cole-crops (Brassica oleracea), swede or rutabaga (Brassica napus), turnip (Brassica rapa) and radish (Raphanus sativus). Condiments include Indian mustard (Brassica juncea), white mustard (Sinapis alba), and horseradish (Armoracia rusticana).
Several species are weeds in Canada. These include: Alliaria petiolata, Arabidopsis thaliana, Barbarea vulgaris, Berteroa incana, Brassica juncea, B. nigra, B. rapa, Bunias orientalis, Camelina alyssum, C. microcarpa, C.sativa, Capsella bursa-pastoris, Cardaria draba, C. pubescens, Conringia orientalis, Descurainia incana, D. pinnata, D. sophia, Diplotaxis muralis, D. tenuifolia, Erucastrum gallicum, Erysimum asperum, E. cheiranthoides, E. hieracifolium, E. inconspicuum, Hesperis matronalis, Lepidium campestre, L. densiflorum, L. perfoliatum, L. virginicum, Nasturtium officinale, Neslia paniculata, Raphanus raphanistrum, Rorippa austriaca, R. sylvestris, Sinapis alba, S. arvensis, Sisymbrium altissimum, S. loeselii, S. officinale, Thlaspi arvense, and Turritis glabra.
The potential of wild germplasm to provide novel sources of economic traits in Canadian plant breeding programs has increased dramatically in the last 5-10 years with the development of biotechnology and its utilization as a breeding tool. Wild crucifer species have already provided novel sources of important agronomic traits, such as male sterility and pest resistance for canola. Inventories of genetic diversity, such as demonstrated in this electronic database, will facilitate crop breeding programs. This database is designed specifically to improve the availability and retrieval of information on Canadian species. This knowledge-based publication will increase the efficiency of locating traits and seed for use in germplasm development in the canola and mustard industries as well as cruciferous crop diversification in areas of molecular farming, value-added/nutraceutical crops, and phytoremediation.
CANADIAN ELECTRONIC INVENTORY OF THE BRASSICACEAE
This electronic product provides information on all crucifer species in Canada, Alaska and Greenland. It includes: taxonomic information, distributional data and information on chromosome numbers, life form and ecology. Data is presented for a total of 223 species in Canada, including 18 species with more than one infraspecific taxon, for a total of 248 taxa. Of these 223 species, 137 are native, 8 are either native or introduced; 59 are introduced and naturalized; and 19 are introduced and adventive. The database includes seven taxa which have been reported in error for Canada, and 8 taxa restricted to Alaska. Maps are available for 247 of the 256 taxa covered in the database.
Pick list of names -: Includes all the scientific names used in the taxonomic literature reviewed for this study. There are a total of 520 taxa names in the picklist [256 accepted names and 264 names which have been placed in synonymy]. A name accepted in the present treatment links directly to its "Information Screen". A name rejected into synonymy links first to an intermediary screen that redirects the user to the accepted name and to the relevant "Information Screen". This screen is divided into three sections: I. Scientific name; II. Distribution ; and III. Additional Information.
Scientific name - Includes the Accepted taxonomic combination followed by taxonomic authorit(y)ies and a bibliographic reference to the original publication; Basionym: Taxonomic combination followed by a bibliographic reference to the original publication; Synonyms: [includes only those in the pick list]:Taxonomic combination followed by taxonomic authorit(y)ies and a bibliographic reference to the original publication; Comment: summarizes information on intraspecific taxa in Canada: as subsp. or var.; or misapplication of name in Canada; Common Name: English.
Distribution - Data includes both a reference-based and specimen-based clickable map are given for each taxon. The reference-based distribution: provides an interpretative summary of the distribution of a given taxon according to the major references indicated below: Boivin (1966), Mulligan: Numerous references on Canadian species, Rollins (1993), Sabourin et al. (1991), Scoggan (1978) as well as other provincial and regional floristic accounts for Canada. The specimen-based clickable map: includes data from ca. 17,000 herbarium specimens. An effort has been made to confirm at least one annotated record for each province. The number of records are given for each map. Dots on the maps are clickable objects that call the database records vouchering them. For each record the following data is available: locality, latitude and longitude, habitat, collector(s), collection number, collection date, and herbarium source.
Additional Information - Includes for each taxon a summary of chromosome numbers; status in Canada: native and/or introduced, naturalized and/or adventive; annual, biennial, perennial life form; and ecology based on herbarium specimen habitat data.
GLOBAL ELECTRONIC INVENTORY OF THE BRASSICACEAE FAMILY
The above checklist of Canadian crucifers is part of a more extensive electronic inventory on germplasm resources of the Brassicaceae or Crucifer family. This inventory will be the first complete compendium to the genetic resources of this important plant family. The last comprehensive treatment in the family by Schulz (1936) was published in German and Latin over 60 years ago and was limited to the generic level. A species checklist has never existed for this economically important group of plants. Taxonomically the family is a difficult one, and considerable expertise is required to identify the species (Al-Shehbaz 1984). Up-to-date biological information on germplasm resources in the family is needed. A first step in this direction was the preparation of a Guide to the Wild Germplasms of the Tribe Brassiceae (Warwick et al. 1993-94), which included information on 200 species.
The proposed Family Electronic inventory will be in the form of interlinked databases containing specific key information about each species using innovative techniques available only in the electronic medium. These include links to descriptions, illustrations, geographical and ecological information, chromosome numbers, and where seed may be obtained. The inventory design consists of ten relational (i.e. interlinked) databases which include: 1. Generic Checklist; 2. Generic Descriptions; 3. Species Checklist; 4. Checklist of Canadian Crucifers; 5. Distribution and Flora Index for Species; 6. Chromosome Number Index; 7. Seed Sources and 8. Guide to potentially economically useful traits. All files will be linked to a single Master Reference List (9.) and to database 10, a recently completed compilation on trait genetics for species in the family (Séguin-Swartz et al. 1998). Information based on current phylogenies of species relationships will be incorporated into the inventory, which is likely to serve as a Reference Standard for decades. This is an untapped resource base in which, information from the literature on potential economically useful traits in each species will be compiled, but more importantly the inventory will set the future framework for efficient screening of traits in wild germplasm. The inventory is designed for multi-disciplinary research use, aimed at plant breeders and biotechnologists, germplasm or genebank conservation managers and other non-taxonomists and will be offered freely over the World Wide Web.
1. Al-Shehbaz, I.A. 1984. The tribes of Cruciferae (Brassicaceae) in the southeastern United States. J. Arnold Arbor. Harv. Univ. 65: 343-373.
2. Boivin, B. (1966) Énumération des plantes du Canada. Naturaliste Canadien 93: 583-646.
3. Rollins, R. C. (1993) The Cruciferae of Continental North America. Stanford University Press, Stanford, California., 976 pp.
4. Sabourin, A., Bertrand, M., Auger, P., Bonkowski. M. & Paquette, D. (1991) Guide des crucifères sauvages de l'est du Canada (Québec, Ontario et Maritimes). Les Amis du Jardin Botanique, Montréal, Québec. 249 pp.
5. Schulz, O.E. 1936. Cruciferae. In: Engler, A. and K. Prantl, K. (H. Harms) (Eds.), Die Natürlichen Pflanzenfamilien, 2nd Ed., Band 17-b, Wilhelm Engelmann, Leipzig, pp. 227-658.
6. Scoggan, H.G. (1978) The flora of Canada. Cruciferae. Nat. Mus. Nat. Sci. (Ottawa), Publ. Bot. 7. National Museums of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario. Vol. 3. pp. 778-848.
7. Séguin-Swartz, G, S.I. Warwick, and R. Scarth. 1998. Cruciferae: Compendium of Trait Genetics. Agriculture and Agri-Food Research Branch Technical Bulletin, No. 1997-3E and [http://res.agr.ca/ecorc/cwmt/crucifer/traits/index.htm]
8. Warwick, S.I et al. 1993-94. Guide to the wild germplasm of Brassica and allied crops. Part I. Taxonomy and genome status in the tribe Brassiceae (Cruciferae). Part II. Chromosome numbers in the tribe Brassiceae (Cruciferae). Part III. Interspecific and intergeneric hybridizations in the tribe Brassiceae (Cruciferae). Part IV. Wild species in the tribe Brassiceae (Cruciferae) as sources of agronomic traits. Part V. Life history and geographical data for wild species in the tribe Brassiceae (Cruciferae). Agriculture Canada Res. Branch Tech. Bull. 1993-!4E, 15-E, 16-E, 17-E and1994-2E. 180 pp.

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Author(s): Ken Willette. Published on November 1, 2017.
Citizen, Help Thyself
A new federal message urges civilians to accept more responsibility in emergencies—but it's an approach that can come with risks
In July, I had a chance to hear Brock Long, the newly appointed administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), speak at the International Association of Fire Chiefs conference in Charlotte, North Carolina.
After he thanked the chiefs for the work they do and pledged FEMA's support, he began talking about his vision for the future of emergency management in the United States. Simply put, his message was that civilians need to accept more responsibility for their preparedness, safety, and recovery. In other words, if you see something, do something; help yourself, help your neighbor, help your city, and don't just wait for the federal resources to arrive.
This is a shift from FEMA's traditional philosophy of advising citizens before a disaster simply to have three days of provisions on hand to sustain themselves until federal assistance arrives. Is a more active civilian role during a natural disaster advisable? Yes and no. While empowering civilians to do more for their own safety and survival has benefits for both citizens and responders, it is also a fine and potentially dangerous line. If you cross it, the risks for both sides outweigh any benefits.
A few weeks after Long's speech, on August 25, Hurricane Harvey made landfall on the Texas Gulf Coast. For the next 96 hours, the massive storm inundated metropolitan Houston with more than 50 inches of rain. In spite of this crushing blow, residents from affected and unaffected areas put Long's theory into practice, rescuing others, opening their homes, and staffing shelters without being asked. One of the best examples was the so-called "Cajun Navy," an ad-hoc volunteer group of private boat owners formed in 2005 in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina to assist in search-and-rescue efforts in Louisiana and adjacent areas. The group deployed to Texas post-Harvey with a variety of boats and initiated search-and-rescue operations through flooded neighborhoods. They operated under the established incident management structure where one existed, and self-deployed and initiated operations if they arrived before responders. Similar civilian initiatives joined in, ultimately evacuating thousands of residents to safety. Overall, it was a huge success.
But such actions can also carry significant risks, as conveyed clearly and tragically in an incident on August 25. Swift-water conditions caused by extreme flooding forced a boat carrying five civilians and two journalists into energized power lines; two of the occupants were electrocuted to death, two were swept away by the current and remain missing, and three suffered serious electrical burns but were able to cling to trees until being rescued 20 hours later. The incident happened during an attempt by the boat's crew to make their third rescue of the day.
So where is the line? What can we legitimately ask of civilians in the early stages of a disaster? During my fire service career, when a structure fire was reported the caller was told to get everyone outside and wait for the fire department. I believe we can ask more—such as perhaps to close doors before they evacuate to isolate the fire—but it's also critical that citizens consider their personal safety first as well as the scope of the situation and their own abilities. Natural disasters, like structure fires, are dynamic beasts that take full advantage of the lack of skills and training possessed by those who try to control them. There's no one-size-fits-all answer to the question.
Will Harvey create more Cajun Navies, and will a new federal philosophy encourage more civilian actions? If this is the direction we head in, we must remember the events of August 25 and what can go wrong. To Long's message of "help yourself, help your neighbor, help your community," I would add "but know your limitations and don't put yourself at risk."
KEN WILLETTE is fire service segment director at NFPA.
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BRENTFORD have announced boss Mark Warburton will leave the club at the end of the season.
Warburton guided the Bees to promotion from League One last season and has them in contention for a Championship play-off place.
But owner Matthew Benham has surprisingly opted to dispense with Warburton and assistant David Weir at the end of the season with a restructure of the club's management team underway.
Benham said: "I am a passionate Brentford fan and every decision I take is intended to be in the best long term interests of the club.
"Some of the decisions taken to date have been easy and some, like this one, have been extremely hard."
Warburton said: "I will be forever grateful to Matthew for giving me the opportunity to be manager of this fantastic football club and for what he has done for the club since I have been here.
"It has been an absolute honour and a privilege to do the job and I have had the pleasure of working with a fantastic group of players and staff and have enjoyed the backing of a magnificent set of supporters.
"While I am disappointed that we have been unable to reconcile some key philosophical differences, I'm relieved we now have clarity."
The shock changes are a result of Benham's decision to overhaul the club's first team management.
Sporting director Frank McParland has been placed on gardening leave with the "remodelling" already underway.
A 938-word statement on the club website claims Warburton, Weir and McParland were unwilling to work under the new system.
But Bees chairman Cliff Crown has defended the changes insisting the club are taking a long-term approach.
Crown said: "Lots of clubs are criticised for short term thinking – we want to take a long-term view and put structures in place that both the board and the owner believe will be to the benefit of Brentford FC for years to come.
"The new structure is unusual in English football, although commonplace in other European countries and in other sports.
"We would have loved for Mark to stay, working within the new structure, but he feels that this is not right for him.
"We understand that completely and had to weigh up the benefits of the new structure against losing a fantastically successful manager before taking this decision.
"Recent press articles made it impossible to continue orderly discussions in private about the next steps for the club.
"We regret this happening and fully appreciate that the uncertainty and often inaccurate speculation has been unsatisfactory for fans.
"We must now focus totally on the remainder of the season."
Rayo Vallecano boss Paco Jemez is reportedly in line to replace Warburton.


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Dan Tierney has a broad M&A and corporate finance practice covering public and private M&A, corporate reorganizations, capital markets transactions, and corporate advisory work.
Dan has extensive experience advising multinational corporates, private equity sponsors and their portfolio companies, sovereign wealth funds, and leading investment banks on cross-border transactions. He also frequently advises on shareholder activism and corporate governance, reporting, and disclosure issues, including ESG-related matters.
Dan joined the firm in 2014 from Slaughter and May in London. He previously spent a year in the firm's Brussels office practicing EU antitrust law.
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Euronext on its €4.4 billion acquisition of Borsa Italiana from the London Stock Exchange Group (Winner, "Corporate Team of the Year," 2021 Legal Business Awards).
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View from the UK: Recent Developments in Brexit and Corporate Governance
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Panasonic LUMIX DMC-FZ18: 8.1 megapixel, 18x optical zoom for US$400
By Kyle Sherer
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August 7, 2007 Ten years ago the release of the first digital camera to have one-megapixel resolution under US$1000 was cause for celebration. In two years time, manufacturers had comfortably doubled that resolution and by 2001, it had doubled again... and the trend continues unabated into 2007 with the latest 8.1 megapixel release from Panasonic - the LUMIX DMC-FZ18. Though not matching Fujifilm's recent 12-megapixel F50fd in resolution, the DMC-FZ18 boasts 18x optical zoom – six times the average zoom of one year ago - and has a raft of other features including face detection and image stabilization.
Optical zoom has taken a back seat to resolution in previous years but is again high on the agenda of many camera manufacturers. The Panasonic LUMIX is among the leaders in this respect alongside models like the Olympus SP-550 UZ and the Fujifilm FinePix S8000fd.
The DMC-FX18 joins the LUMIX DMC-FX33 and DMC-FX55 as the first Panasonic digital cameras to offer the revolutionary Intelligent Auto Mode, which includes Face Detection, Intelligent Scene Selector and Continuous Auto-focus functions. Intelligent Auto Mode enhances the ease and effectiveness of a shot in a myriad of different ways. It can focus on any of up to 15 pre-determined faces and hold focus for an extended period of time, even on a moving subject. It assists with selecting the scene mode for the shot, choosing from categories such as portrait, scenery, macro, night scenery and night portrait. The camera has advanced countermeasures against blurring, compensating for two fronts - the Intelligent Image Stabilization system counterbalances hand shaking and the Intelligent ISO Control detects and adjusts motion blur caused by subject movement.
The LUMIX DMC-FZ18 is equipped with a 2.5 inch high resolution LCD screen with 207,000 pixels, and a 0.44 inch electric viewfinder which has 188,000 pixels and is powered by the Venus Engine III which can shoot at ISO 1600 in normal recording mode. The auto focus, auto exposure lock and Macro buttons are independent, allowing quick and direct operation. The redesigned body also incorporates the joystick made popular by the DMC-FZ8 model, which enables a host of settings, such as manual focusing and exposure, to be accessed quickly and easily.
The 360 gram LUMIX DMC-FZ18 will be available in September 2007 for a suggested retail price of US$399.95.
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Kevin R. Trudeau
February 6, 1954 - June 10, 2020
Kevin Ray Trudeau, age 66 of Waupaca, WI departed this world for heaven on Wednesday, June 10th, 2020 at ThedaCare Medical Center-Waupaca from multiple-organ failure. Preceding Kevin in death are his wife Janet (Hrin) Trudeau, son Mark Trudeau, mother Delphia (Job) Trudeau, father George Trudeau, and his brothers Keith Trudeau and Lyle Trudeau. He is survived by his daughter Tania Trudeau, Kyle Corey (Tania's significant other and Kevin's friend), grandchildren Carlos George, Nadia Trudeau, Lilly Corey and Ronin Corey, and sister in law Kathleen (Hrin) Schaeffer. Kevin was born to George Trudeau and Delphia (Job) Trudeau on February 6th, 1954. He graduated high school at Cudahy High. Kevin worked at Louis Allis in Milwaukee. He was a religious man and believed in Jesus and God. He made many friends at Garden Park House Assisted Living. Kevin and the residents enjoyed going to church on Sundays, bingo, doing puzzles and playing cards. Kevin also enjoyed listening to music, swimming, playing guitar, and making new friends in his free time. Kevin's family, friends, the staff and residents at Garden Park will miss Kevin's good sense of humor and the jokes he told. A memorial will be held at a later date at Garden Park in Waupaca, WI. Holly Funeral Home of Waupaca is assisting the family with arrangements.
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Lao people advised to avoid mass gathering to prevent COVID-19
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Vientiane (VNA) – Laos' Ministry of Health has advised local residents to reduce the scale of festivals and only conduct traditional rituals during this year's peak festival season in order to avoid mass gathering and prevent the spread of COVID-19 pandemic. In order to ensure people with low income can access COVID-19 treatment drug and minimise the increase of fatal cases, the ministry has proposed the Lao Government assist the production of its antiviral drug molnupiravir with the trade name of Molacovir . The proposal was given in the context of rising demand for Molacovir in the country, while the State Enterprise Pharmaceutical Factory No. 3 – the medicine manufacturer in Laos, hoped to receive support of 50 percent of cost for necessary substances or 30 percent of fee for a treatment therapy. As of January 17, the Southeast Asian country had reported 125,333 COVID-19 infections, with 497 deaths./. VNA … [Read more...] about Lao people advised to avoid mass gathering to prevent COVID-19
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Cold weather in northern Vietnam to last for 10 more days The northern region will be hit by a cold snap on January 17 and another on January 20, said the national weather forecasting centre on January 11. The subsequent cold spell will cause temperatures to fall to a low of 13 degrees Celsius in the plain and below 10 degrees Celsius in the mountainous area. The cold air fronts to be accompanied by low trenches in the upper westerly wind zone will bring rain to parts of the northern region, with common rainfall climbing as high as 30-60mm or even higher in some places. The current cold spell that hit the northern region early on January 11 are causing temperatures to plummet to 10 – 13 degrees in the mountainous localities and 13 – 16 degrees in the plain. Hanoi remains cold on January 11-12, with common temperatures ranging from 11 to 13 degrees. PM urges faster COVID-19 vaccination, stronger anti-pandemic measures Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh demanded COVID-19 … [Read more...] about VIETNAM NEWS HEADLINES JANUARY 12
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Lao Prime Minister wraps up Vietnam visit Lao Prime Minister Phankham Viphavanh and his entourage left Hanoi on January 10, concluding their three-day visit to Vietnam at the invitation of his Vietnamese counterpart Pham Minh Chinh. During the visit, the two PMs held talks, attended signing ceremonies for cooperation agreements, launched the Year of Vietnam – Laos Solidarity and Friendship, co-chaired the 44th meeting of the Vietnam – Laos Inter-Governmental Committee on Bilateral Cooperation, and met businesses from the two countries. Viphavanh paid a courtesy call to Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong as well as met President Nguyen Xuan Phuc and National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue. He paid floral tribute to President Ho Chi Minh at his mausoleum and laid a wreath at a monument to war heroes and martyrs on Bac Son street, Hanoi. President Nguyen Xuan Phuc hosted a reception for Lao Minister of Public Security Gen. Vilay Lakhamphong. Lao Deputy PM and Minister … [Read more...] about VIETNAM NEWS HEADLINES JANUARY 11
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NA Standing Committee's 7th session to open on January 18 The National Assembly (NA) Standing Committee will hold its 7th session in Hanoi on January 18 and 19, according to the NA Office. NA Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue is expected to deliver an opening speech and take turn together with his deputies to chair the event. At the function, the committee will consider and give opinions regarding proposals related to the draft revised Law on Emulation and Commendation; as well as the NA's draft resolution on piloting the model of labour organisation, career counseling, and vocational training for prisoners outside prisons as part of the 2022 law and ordinance building programme. It will also decide on the implementation of the jury's trial attire. Meanwhile, lawmakers are expected to comment on additions to the foreign capital investment plan from the unallocated capital; and adjustments to the medium-term public investment plan for 2021-2025. The committee will discuss a report on … [Read more...] about VIETNAM NEWS HEADLINES JANUARY 17
HCM City now becomes COVID safe zone Ho Chi Minh City, the epicenter of the recent COVID-19 outbreak, has lowered its COVID-19 alert level to green – the lowest in the four alert level system adopted by the Ministry of Health. According to a decision, signed on January 8 by Duong Anh Duc, vice chairman of the municipal administration, 18 local districts have now turned green on the municipal COVID-19 map, while District 1, 10 and Binh Thanh and Thu Duc city remain in Level 2. Currently the city has recorded no more than 500 infections daily compared to 14,000 – 15,000 cases during the height of the outbreak in August – September 2021. The daily number of deaths has also dropped significantly from more than 300 in August 2021 to approximately 20 at present. Vietnam sees decline in number of guest workers The number of Vietnamese people going to work abroad decreased over the last two years as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the Department of Overseas … [Read more...] about VIETNAM NEWS HEADLINES JANUARY 10
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The Open Mike Show, sponsored by Hounds Town Radio, will be a one-hour LIVE call-in talk show hosted by former police lieutenant, business owner, and retired Navy veteran Mike Gould. We're going to talk all things dog, of course, and also discuss political hypocrisy, current events, small business, animal rescue, the connection between humans and animals, and anything else that comes to mind, in a lively and lighthearted format. The show will feature both up-and-coming and well known celebrities, comedians, politicians, public figures, authors, and charitable organizations. Call in for FREE GIVEAWAYS for daycare, grooming, comedy tickets, and more! Be sure to listen LIVE on July 6th for our first show! If you'd like to be a guest or sponsor a show, contact Jackie@HoundsTownUSA.com, 631.873.9486.
Michael Gould is the owner of Hounds Town USA and has worked with dogs most of his life as a trainer and handler. Realizing the need for quality day care when pet owners are unable to be home for their canine family members, Michael embarked on a solution...and so was born Hounds Town USA in Port Jefferson Station. Now, there are locations in Ronkonkoma and Farmingdale, as well and Hounds Town USA has become a franchise.
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DzC 2 player starter gets dropped into a hot LZ for review.
October 9th, 2013	by Mad Dave	Comments
The stunning box art is the first sign of the high quality content contained within.
What can I say about DzC's two-player starter? Well where do I start? At the beginning I suppose…
DzC appeared out of nowhere like a Shaltari Warstrider from an Eden medium gate.
David Lewis took Salute 2012 by storm with the big reveal of Dropzone Commander, with a full range of miniatures, scenery and rules all ready to go, and rarely seen or heard about prior to this, a product of three long sleepless years of secret work, which in itself was an achievement considering today's modern media and the sheer number of blogs and crowd funding sites.
A little under a year and a half later and Hawk Wargames release a two-player starter set for DzC. And what a starter set it is.
Dropzone Commander is a 10mm mass battle game set in the year 2670.
Each player takes control of one of four factions, The Scourge, The United Colonies of Man, The Shaltari and The Post Human Republic.
The starter set comes with two skirmish sized armies for the Scourge and the UCM:
The Scourge are foul, neuro-parasitic lifeforms which can utterly dominate an unfortunate host, bending its life to its will. They thrive on the conquest and absorption of other races, their very mode of existence as potent a threat as their formidable battlefield technology. They are the galaxy's ultimate predators.
Their breathtaking assimilation of the central planets, including Earth itself, has made them the primary threat to the very existence of mankind. Their methods of killing on the battlefield are abhorrent to witness, but violent death at the hand of their potent plasma weaponry can be as nothing compared to the dread of being taken alive.
Forged in desperation, united by adversity and resurgent in power, the UCM exists for a single purpose – to wrest mankind's lost strongholds from the clutches of the Scourge. A collection of diverse and remote frontier worlds, the UCM is a restless cultural melting pot, bubbling with a righteous desire for vengeance.
One and a half centuries after the Scourge captured Earth and the Cradle Worlds, the UCM has expanded beyond all recognition. The greatest military force in the history of humanity has been assembled; a vast armada recently unleashed against enemies old and new.
for more information on the factions check out the Hawk Wargames site.
The Two player starter set contains everything you need to get up and running with DzC:
Way back in the day, games like Adeptus Mechanicus, Epic Space Marine and earlier boxed edition of 40k and Fantasy received top marks in reviews, not just for the game but as much because of the contents of the boxes which included, too different degrees, some scenery which is a staple part of any tabletop wargame. In more resent years this has become less and less and now it seems two-player starter sets contain only the bare essentials to give players a taste of the game concerned.
Then Hawk Wargames gave us a reasonably priced (£60 approximately) starter set, not only with full scenery and a 3′ x 4′ playing surface, but also two full-sized, all be it small, armies which can be used to play a complete, in every sense, game of DzC, they even threw in 10 dice, a measuring tape, all the tokens needed and several reference sheets. Along with this is the rule book which typically in other starter sets is a smaller condensed book but not Hawk Wargames, they gave us not only a full-sized book but it's version 1.1 which according to their site:
REVISED 1.1 EDITION INFO:
A) All current Errata, rules changes and most of the Clarifications have been incorporated into the revised edition.
B) We've made some changes to points costs etc. These are available to download, but in general terms, gunships and special forces are now cheaper in points, and some smaller weapons, upgrade costs and scenarios have been slightly modified.
C) Version 1.1 now features a double page index, a new page detailing how to build a Battlegroup and a brand new, first person mini-story!
D) Text is now further from the spine away from the centre of the book to increase readability, and the blue 'Rules' margin colour has now been split into three distinct shades for Background, Rules and Scenarios.
E) Paper quality is improved, with a totally uniform laminate texture throughout.
The army figures themselves are injected moulded plastic resin which seems very durable,not overly brittle and takes paint well and the detail in the minis is awesome. During assembly of the armies with my wargaming Padawan "Methus" he continually made remarks on the detail on the minis – at one point he exclaimed "OMG you can't be serious this APC actually has a suspension"
They even threw in a measuring tape.
In an earlier interview/unboxing with David J Lewis when talking about some of the details of the minis on www.beastsofwar.com he stated "We could do it, so we did it". This really sums up this set in a nut shell they did it because they could.
Ten full-colour pre-cut, pre-folded card buildings in ten different designs.
Ok I realize by now this all sounds either too good to be true or I'm just an overexcited fanboy so let's get to the nitty gritty.
The contents took Methus and I about two and a half hours to fully assemble so, if like most people, you lead a busy life get stuck in on your day off if you want to get some games in.
The buildings are made of a light card stock and will need glued and strengthened or they may not last very long.
A few of the thinner components for the models had some warping but a drop of hot water sorted that out quite easily.
Full set of card templates and Scenario Object tokens.
UCM and Scourge reference sheets with stats, army composition and quick reference tables and starter scenario and turn sequence prompt sheet.
2x Urban Streets Posters, will join together in 4 different ways to create a 48 "x 33" road layout both posters feature stunning artwork on the reverse face one of the box art and the other is the cover art from the rule book.
The complete contents.
Ok the last negative thing I can say is the Scourge Dropships are not exactly my favourite models in the world but that's just my own personal taste and despite this I think after playing one game and reading further into the rules I'll stick with the Scourge instead of the UCM as I really like their play style (fast, hard hitting and aggressive).
This is by far one of the best two-player starter sets I've ever had the pleasure of opening with a completely fresh background and fast-paced gameplay along with an over abundance of additional units available from Hawk Wargames to expand your factions of choice.
4.5 out of 5 nerds
Tags: Dropzone Commander, Hawk Wargames, Post Human Republic, Shaltari Tribes, The Scourge, Two Player Box set, United Colonies of Mankind
Mad Dave
I'm Mad Dave one of the team's growing collection of tabletop gaming nerds. I was raised on a healthy diet of TV like Blake 7, Doctor Who and Star Trek with a side of sword and sorcery / sc-fi movies and a large dollop of board games like Cluedo, RISK and Hero Quest. You know your a gaming nerd if: You bring toy soldiers to work? You bring toy soldiers to work and you work has nothing to do with toy soldiers? Most of you jackets / coats have dice in one of the pockets? You hate throwing away packaging because you know it's actually a ruined building or field generator? You have a collection of old packaging? You can find something relevant to your hobby i.e. books, magazines, figures etc in almost every room in your house? I no I'm a nerd because I've done all of the above, how many of these made you smile and nod yes to?


Rick took Wendy and Margot to the Château of Cheverny yesterday, where they have a famous pack of hunting dogs. They arrived just in time to see the pooches get served their dinner, which consisted of mounds of kibble topped with scores of raw chickens cut in half. As you can see from the photo, the chickens were the first to disappear.


This tot sized storage cubby promotes independent tidy storage of personal items. Solid backed with extra work or storage space above. Brightly coloured and appealing this unit is crafted to a high quality using only child-safe, non-toxic materials.


Bridgewell Residents Highlighted at State House Celebration!
Home » News » Bridgewell Residents Highlighted at State House Celebration!
Yesterday, at the Massachusetts State House, one of Bridgewell's residences was highlighted by the MA Department of Developmental Services for the successful transition of Brett, Chris, Josh and Tommy, who recently moved into their new home. The event celebrated efforts to meet the needs of young people coming to DDS from Special Education and to recognize the individuals, families, staff and community participants.
DDS currently services over 1,000 individuals in the Turning 22 class with an appropriation of $23M. The "Turning 22" law was enacted in 1984 to provide a planning process for young adults with severe disabilities as they leave special education and transition into the adult service system. Bridgewell is proud to serve these adults and their families.


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Looking for koalas with drones: project 1
Koalas are an iconic and economically important species for Australia. Threats to koalas have reduced numbers drastically over the past 20 years, and while these threats continue, koala numbers will continue to decline in Queensland and NSW. In this project, you will explore issues related to the better detection of koalas using advanced technologies such as drones.
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The insufficient informativeness of measurements in Bayesian detection problems
Shiryaev's Bayesian Quickest Change Detection (QCD) problem is to detect a change in the statistical problems of an observed process. This is an important signal processing problem with application in a diverse range of areas including:automatic controlquality controlstatisticstarget detection and more.Recently a critical deficiency in Shiryaev's QCD problem has been identified to occur due to the insufficient informativeness of measurement in low signal-to-noise (SNR) to overcome geometric prior assumption on the change event.Essentially, these deficiencies arise due to the non-ergodic …
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Wire detection using computer vision for the application of electric wire following by drones for inspection purposes.
We are looking to develop a system that where drones can detect wires using computer vision.We expect this technology to be applied to drones that can follow electrical wires for inspection purposes.
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Improving quality of diffusion MRI: detection of motion artefacts
Diffusion Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) can provide valuable insight into microstructural properties of the brain white matter in health and disease. However, obtaining high-quality diffusion MRI data is challenging because of relatively long acquisition times and the patients' inability to remain still for this length of time. Diffusion MRI data is particularly prone to artefacts caused by motion due to head movement and cardiac pulsation. These artefacts need to be detected and corrected to provide accurate measures of microstructure.In this …
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Detecting land management change
We know that agricultural practices are changing due to climate change and other factors. We would like to map this change using remote sensing so that we can see, for example, are famers planting crops earlier or later in the season.
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Wide field-of-view vision-based aircraft detection
Small-to-medium-sized fixed-wing unmanned aircraft vehicles (UAV) have an incredible range of potential applications in civilian operations including:disaster assessmentsearch-and-rescueenvironmental and infrastructure monitoringremote sensing in agricultureproduct delivery.The national airspace is heavily regulated with strict rules and safety layers designed to mitigate the risk of mid-air collisions. The final safety layer corresponds to human pilots using their eyes and judgment to see and avoid potential mid-air collision threats.Sense and avoid (SAA) refers to the implied regulatory requirement that UAVs be capable of sensing …
Research acoustic indices for detecting species and capturing soundscapes
The Ecoacoustics Lab at QUT is researching how the collection and analysis of sound by autonomous audio recorders can scale biodiversity monitoring: www.ecosounds.org. Our research concerns the analysis of big audio data for answering ecological questions, for example to monitoring species and biodiversity. The large sound collections we capture are called soundscapes. We have developed novels ways to summarise sound using indices – statistical summaries of sound.More informationEcosounds: Long duration recordings of the environmentABC Catalyst interview: Soundscape …
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Culture and corruption risks in local government: the role of technology in detecting fraud
A recent investigation by the Crime and Misconduct Commission found serious fraud and corruption across a number of Queensland city councils. This included inappropriate relationships between the Council and the private sector, in particular property developers and improper use of power and influence for personal benefit by elected councilors.This project investigates how council employees and councillors avoid detection under existing accounting controls, and how they can be strengthened. We will focus on the latest technologies for detecting financial misconduct and …


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311 Celebrates 15 Years of Citizen Services
Today is a special day for The City of Calgary as 311 celebrates 15 years of providing citizen services. It was 15 years ago that The City launched its leading edge 311 Operation Centre on May 18, 2005 – the first municipality in Canada to do so.
Since that time, 311 staff have proudly responded to more than 16 million calls from Calgarians requesting information and services 24/7 – 365 days a year. There is always a live person available to have a conversation, or a choice of connecting through the web or mobile app.
The 311 Operations Centre has also been instrumental supporting Citizens during natural disasters including the 100-year flood, fires, snow storms, wind storms and now even a pandemic. This year, since March 6, 311 has received 16,799 COVID-19 calls and 11,041 CFD – Fire Truck Birthday booking requests.
The 311 Operation Centre makes it easy for Citizens to get information, answers to questions, or request service work. Before the launch of 311, The City had more than 500 numbers that were published in the phone book - it was up to citizens to determine which number to call for help, and callers were often rerouted many times before reaching the right person.
The 311 Operations Centre is now the primary customer service touchpoint with Citizens, and through it, 311 staff process service work and dispatch the work to crews throughout the city. When a Citizen calls 311, the request is entered into a database which determines the appropriate work crew to action the request. The work is dispatched through the system immediately after the Citizen hangs up with 311 to work crews in the field through mobile devices, which creates savings on gas, mileage and staff hours.
Clarke Bellamy, Manager of the 311 Operations Centre says says 311 is more than just a phone number.
"You can have a live conversation with a 311 agent any time of day or night," said Bellamy. "We have also placed our high-volume service requests online and have introduced a 311 Calgary App for Citizens to report concerns directly from their Android and iPhone devices, where they can take photos of the concern and track the service request to conclusion." More recently, 311 data has been posted on live maps on Calgary.ca so citizens can see service requests in near real time along with status updates.
"City employees both past and present have helped shaped 311 into what it is today. I count myself lucky to have been a part of this launch from Day One and have seen the commitment of many City employees to continually evolve and enhance 311 services to meet the needs of our Citizens. Our strength is in our 311 team and our extended family across The Corporation who both support us and respond to citizens to deliver the quality service they expect. I am very proud to work with an amazing team of public servants at The City," said Bellamy.
Paul Taylor, Acting Director of Customer Service and Communications proudly says: "All these initiatives have won awards from the province and we have even received international recognition for excellence in North America."
Calgarians have clearly embraced 311 - as reflected through The City's Annual Citizen Satisfaction survey where 93 per cent of citizens indicate they are satisfied with the service.
Through wind, rain, snow, flood, fire and even a pandemic, 311 has been there for Calgarians and continues to take pride in providing citizen services.
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758 Sickle Cell Anemia-Henderson observations by the author, confirmed the generally eunuchoid habitus of these patients. Pain. This was a variable symptom.... The Facts. Sickle cell anemia is an inherited blood disorder that causes chronic anemia, periodic episodes of pain, and other complications. In sickle cell anemia, the red blood cells become rigid and shaped like crescents, or sickles, rather than being flexible and round.
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Sickle cell anemia is an inherited form of anemia — a condition in which there aren't enough healthy red blood cells to carry adequate oxygen throughout your body. Normally, your red blood cells are flexible and round, moving easily through your blood vessels.... Sickle cell anemia is an inherited disorder that is caused by a mutation in the gene encoding for hemoglobin, which is the protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen.


The use of UAS/drones in the real estate industry is massive. The ability to produce videos for single family homes, estate properties, commercial buildings, farms, ranches or large parcels of land is invaluable to the realtor, seller and buyer. The cost savings of using drone aerial shots versus a helicopter is enormous. Drones allow realtors and property owners to video properties, which in the past, were cost prohibitive. The real estate market is alive and well and there is a strong demand for well trained, licensed and insurable drone pilots.


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Elon Musk JUST REVEALED The Most Powerful Quantum Computer!
Elon Musk might be grabbing the headlines for his exploits in space, which needless to say, is not undeserved. When you dare to put people permanently on another planet and build the most powerful rocket that is also reusable, your revolutions are bound to attract attention!
However, there is another revolution of Musk going on on this planet that you might not have heard about yet but which will change everything as we know it! For years, Tesla has been working on what is the most powerful computer in the world, the Powerful Dojo near-quantum Supercomputer!
What is this near powerful computere Dojo and how does it affect you as a person? Join us as we dive into Elon Musk finally revealing its new powerful Dojo near-quantum supercomputer! Is Tesla a car maker or an IT company? Tesla makes sweet and fast cars powered by batteries. It is even a leader in EV batteries so it is not surprising that most of the world identifies Tesla as a manufacturer of battery powered vehicles.
However, the fact is, the Musk-controlled company is much more than that, and the line between a car-making company and a computer-based company blurs when Tesla is involved!
For example, it is not without reason that Tesla has a market capitalization in the league of IT companies! With a market cap of over one trillion, Teslas rolls with the big boys like Microsoft, Apple, Google, Facebook, and Amazon, far removed from companies from its own primary industry.
Toyota, the second most capitalized automaker, has about one- quarter of Tesla's worth, while Volkswagen, the third, comes in even lower at about one- eight! Not surprisingly, Tesla has championed over the air updates to make its cars better by adding features or clearing bugs, just like Microsoft updates your personal computer or Apple releases an update for your iPhone! Speaking of software, Tesla is the leader in auto software!
Tesla has, in the past, unlocked more battery capacity over the air, although not everybody liked the idea! Over the years, Tesla has refined its user interface so much that drivers use it without even thinking about it! Tesla even has games for you to play on your center console and Netflix for the times you want to chill inside your car!
While that might be controversial sometimes, it shows how seriously Tesla takes software! That's not to talk of hidden Easter eggs that make the ownership experience much more exciting! This is why Musk said the Model S was not a car but a sophisticated computer on wheels!
Here is how Musk described Tesla, "Tesla is a software company as much as it is a hardware company. A huge part of what Tesla is, is a Silicon Valley software company. We view this the same as updating your phone or your laptop."


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Occupational Therapy Department
Wendy Jarvis, OTR/L
Occupational Therapist/Owner
Wendy received her bachelors degree in occupational therapy from the University of Central Arkansas in 1992. She has worked in acute care at Washington Regional Medical Center, a local public school system, and a local outpatient pediatric therapy clinic. Wendy founded Jarvis Pediatric Therapy in March 2005. She is the current owner and continues to treat children while managing the clinic. Wendy loves making various fun and creative obstacle courses with her clients.
Luke Hill, OTR/L
Occupational Therapist/OT Supervisor
lukeot.jarvis@sbcglobal.net
Luke graduated from the University of Central Arkansas in 2009 with a master's degree in occupational therapy. Prior to graduation, Luke completed extended internships at a pediatric outpatient clinic in Greenbrier, AR and Saline Memorial Hospital in Benton, as well as a two week internship at Jarvis Pediatric Therapy. Luke joined the team at Jarvis Pediatric Therapy as an occupational therapist in August 2009. You can frequently find Luke working with the children on eye hand coordination through sports such as basketball or baseball.
Abby Doohan, OTR/L
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Abby graduated from UCA in Conway, Arkansas in 2015 with a master's degree of occupational therapy. Prior to graduation, Abby completed clinical rotations POST in Rogers and at Health South in Fayetteville. Abby also completed a 1 week clinical rotation at Jarvis in 2015. She joined the Jarvis team in February of 2016 after passing her certification examination. Abby can frequently be seen in the sensory gym challenging a child by utilizing many senses at once.
Robyn Gravatt, COTA
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Robyn graduated from Brown Mackie College in 2012 with an associate's degree as an occupational therapy assistant. After graduation she worked for one year at a skilled nursing facility in Missouri before joining the Jarvis Pediatric Therapy team in July of 2014. Prior to graduation Robyn completed her clinical rotation at both an outpatient therapy facility and a skilled nursing facility. Robyn most enjoys working with the children to develop their handwriting skills for school success.
Jacob Schenk, COTA
Jacob graduated from Arkansas Tech University in 2015 with an associate's degree as an occupational therapy assistant. Jacob completed a 2 month clinical rotation at Jarvis Pediatric Therapy in the summer of 2015. He also completed a clinical at the Inpatient Rehabilitation wing of Mercy Hospital in Fort Smith, AR. Jacob joined the Jarvis team in March 2016. Jacob likes completing various activities that address auditory processing.
Chandler Long, COTA
Chandler graduated from Pima Medical Institute in Denver, CO in 2016 with an associate's degree as an occupational therapy assistant. After graduation she worked for over a year at St. Anthony's Hospital with Inpatient Acute Care back in her home town, Summit County. Prior to graduation, she completed clinical rotations at both a skilled nursing facility and a pediatric clinic, and knew instantly that's where her heart was. One thing lead to another and she just recently moved to NWA and began a new chapter of her career at Jarvis! Her favorite part of working with the kids is being a part of their progress and seeing their sweet smiles!
Physical Therapy Department
Amanda Myers, PT/DPT
Physical Therapist/PT Supervisor
amandapt.jarvis@sbcglobal.net
Amanda graduated from SBU in Bolivar, Missouri with a doctorate of physical therapy in 2011. After graduation, Amanda worked at a skilled nursing facility in Northwest Arkansas for 4 years; however decided her passion was for children. She was a part-time physical therapist for All About Kids in Springdale. Amanda joined the Jarvis team in January 2016 and enjoys focusing therapy on optimizing a child's ability to function in the environment. She loves to see the smile on children's faces when they meet a goal, no matter what size.
Erin Baggett, PT/DPT
erinpt.jarvis@sbgcglobal.net
Erin graduated from the University of Central Arkansas with a Doctorate of Physical Therapy, in 2016. While obtaining her doctorate, Erin gained experience working with individuals in multiple settings including outpatient orthopedic clinics, an outpatient pediatric clinic, behavioral hospitals, Arkansas School for the Blind, Northwest Medical Centers inpatient rehab unity, and in acute care at the VA Hospital in Little Rock. Erin joined the Jarvis team in September, 2016. She loves to create a fun and engaging environment to help kids grow and reach their full potential.
Debbie Harmon, PTA
debbiept.jarvis@sbcglobal.net
Debbie graduated from Carl Albert State College in 2011 with an associates degree as a physical therapist assistant and joined Jarvis Pediatric Therapy in September 2011. Prior to graduation she completed internships at a local pediatric outpatient clinic and local long term care center. You will often find Debbie engaging her clients in a variety of fun and challenging obstacle courses.
Stephanie Haynie, PTA
Stephanie completed her associates degree from Northwest Arkansas Community College as a physical therapist assistant in 2007. Prior to graduation, Stephanie did internships at a local hospital, and an outpatient facility. After graduation, she worked for 3 years in a local outpatient physical therapy clinic before joining Jarvis Pediatric Therapy in 2010. Stephanie loves engaging her clients in a variety of running and skipping activities, as well as helping children learn to walk!
Speech Therapy Department
Janea Darby, M.S. CCC-SLP
Speech-Language Pathologist/ST Supervisor
janeast.jarvis@sbcglobal.net
Janea graduated with honors from Northeastern State University in 2010 with a Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology. She is licensed by the state and nationally certified by ASHA. She has eight years of experience in a variety of different settings and locations working with a variety of different disorders and backgrounds. She has worked in the Chicagoland area serving children birth to three in the early intervention program out of their homes. She has also worked with elementary school aged children in Oklahoma. She specializes in feeding therapy and has a passion for the use of sign language and AAC to facilitate a functional communication system for non-verbal children. Mrs. Janea relocated to northwest Arkansas in December of 2014 to join the Jarvis Pediatric Therapy team and head up their new speech department .
Hope Wofford, M.S. CCC-SLP
hopest.jarvis@sbcglobal.net
Hope graduated from Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, OK in 2014 with a Masters of Science in Speech-Language Pathology. She attended Ouachita Baptist University in Arkadelphia, AR from 2008- 2012 where she received her Bachelor's degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders and a minor in Education. She gained experience during her internships at Jones Therapy Services and Vanderbilt Stallworth Rehab Hospital in Nashville, TN. She has worked with individuals across the life span with a variety of disorders. Hope spent three years working with children at Jones Therapy Services in Nashville, TN. She went on to work in a Skilled Nursing Facility in Reno, NV. She's also worked at Lakeside Junior High School. Hope has special interests in working with children with language disorders, hearing impairment, and developmental delays. When she isn't at the office, you can find her in the woods, on the water, or in the snow. She recently got married in May 2018. Hope is excited to join the Jarvis team and help kids reach their full potential.
Carma Corzine, M.S. CCC-SLP
carmast.jarvis@sbcglobal.net
Carma graduated from University of Central Arkansas in August 2014 with a Masters degree in Speech-Language Pathology. Carma moved back to NWA for her graduate clinical internships and then started her career. She is joining Jarvis with over three years of experience working with children of all ages in an outpatient care setting. She loves working with kids with all types of needs but is especially interested in language, literacy and bilingual therapy. When she is not working, Carma enjoys traveling, being outdoors, and playing with her dog, Elko!
Sophie Simon, M.S. CCC-SLP
sophiest.jarvis@sbcglobal.net
Sophie graduated from the University of Arkansas in 2012 with a Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology. She also attended the University of Arkansas from 2006-2010 where she got her bachelor's degree in Communication Disorders with a Minor in Spanish. She has worked the past six years at Children's Therapy T.E.A.M. in Fayetteville and Bentonville, serving children birth to 21 with varying disorders and providing therapy for English and Spanish speakers. She also has experience working internationally, serving special needs children in orphanages in Ukraine, Guatemala, and China. Her caseload has always had a wide range of diagnoses, but has a desire to work with children with autism and social language disorders, dysarthria, and dyslexia. She also has a new found love in AAC and helping children find their voices. Sophie is a Fayetteville/Northwest Arkansas native; she's always heard wonderful things about Jarvis Pediatric Clinic, and is excited to join their team. When she is not at the clinic, you will most likely find her at her Crossfit gym, either coaching classes or competing against her husband!
Anna Rudemiller, M.S. CFY-SLP
Speech-Language Pathologist, Clinical Fellow
Anna is from Charlotte, N.C., graduated from the University of Mississippi in 2016, and earned her Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology from the University of Arkansas in 2018. Through her graduate internships, she's gained experience in a variety of settings, such as elementary schools, skilled nursing facilities, and private clinics—including a full-time internship at Jarvis! There's a special place in her heart for Children's Miracle Network Hospitals and the pediatric population they serve. Her areas of interest include fluency (stuttering), literacy, and language disorders. Anna looks forward to her career in this incredible and rewarding field!
Sarah Horner, M.S. CFY-SLP
Sarah graduated from Northeastern State University in 2018 with a Masters of Science in Speech-Language Pathology. She has always had a passion for working with children and is excited to begin her professional career in a pediatric clinic. Prior to graduation, Sarah completed internships at a public school, outpatient clinic, and an inpatient rehab unit in a city hospital. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family and friends and calling the Hogs! WOO PIG SOOIE!
Sandra Williford
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Sandra graduated with honors from DeVry University in 2015 with an Associate of Applied Science in Health Information Technology. Sandra enjoys interacting with the families of the clients served by Jarvis Pediatric Therapy and helping them to navigate the various therapy and community services they need. Sandra became part of the Jarvis Pediatric Therapy team in July 2015
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US Supreme Court Center > Volume 260 > PORTSMOUTH HARBOR LAND & HOTEL CO. V. UNITED STATES, 260 U. S. 327 (1922)
PORTSMOUTH HARBOR LAND & HOTEL CO. V. UNITED STATES, 260 U. S. 327 (1922)
Portsmouth Harbor Land & Hotel Co. v. United States, 260 U.S. 327 (1922)
Portsmouth Harbor Land & Hotel Co. v. United States
Argued November 15, 1922
Decided December 4, 1922
1. The petition alleged that the United States, after having several times in the past discharged its battery over petitioner's land, reinstalled its guns with the intention of so firing them and without intention or ability to fire them otherwise, established a fire control and service upon that land, and again discharged all of the guns over and across it. A taking by the United States was alleged as a conclusion of fact from these specific acts, and damages were claimed. Held that the taking of a servitude, and an implied contract to pay might be inferred, and that a demurrer to the petition should not have been sustained. P. 260 U. S. 328.
2. Where acts amount to a taking of property by the United States without assertion of an adverse right, a contract to pay may be implied whether it was thought of or not. P. 260 U. S. 330.
56 Ct.Clms. 494 reversed.
Appeal from a judgment of the Court of Claims dismissing a petition on demurrer.
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Two of Formula One's most engimatic characters, Bernie Ecclestone and Fernando Alonso, have no problem staying relevant. During each of their lengthy tenures withing the sport—Ecclestone's far exceeding that of the McLaren-Honda driver's—they've become known for their outspoken natures and strong wills. The ex-F1 supremo may have relinquished his position as series head back in January, but that doesn't mean he's kept quiet about what's going on in the sport today, with the most recent comments touching on the Spanish racer's future.
During an interview with ABC newspaper, from Spain, Ecclestone strongly promoted the idea of reacquiring Fernando Alonso with the Maranello F1 crew. His former stint with the team lasted four seasons, and while the duo wasn't as powerful as expected, it could be considered a smashing success in comparison to Alonso's current standing with McLaren.
When asked who Ferrari should consider should current lead, Sebastian Vettel, decide to exit, Ecclestone said: "Alonso, of course. He is one of the best F1 drivers of all time," reports Autoweek.
Although Fernando has been largely hamstrung for the past year, his tour with Renault in the late '00s was impressive, which Ecclestone surely remembers.
Of course, this comes after Bernie Ecclestone said, prior to Alonso's Indy 500 debut, that he would block his request to participate in the race. Hey, no one ever said he was consistent.
Alonso's manager, Flavio Briatore, spoke about about his client's relationship with Ferrari earlier in the week. He stated that although the two didn't leave on good terms, Fernando mainly had a problem with then-chief Marco Mattiacci, who has since left the team. Does this mean that a Scuderia return could be in the future for the 35-year-old?
Reportedly, the Ferrari team already has a potential replacement for Vettel. According to La Gazzeta delo Sporto, a "verbal agreement" has been reached with Red Bull driver Daniel Ricciardo.
Fernando announced earlier in the year that Honda has "until October" to figure out the problem with its notorious engine issues before he leaves the team. After putting McLaren on notice, Alonso has consistently expressed his displeasure with the team's performance throughout 2017.
The now-deposed Formula One boss is interested in buy Brazil's legendary race track.
His job's been taken over...but he's still kicking around.