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Zimbabwe to tour Sri Lanka after 15 years
Zimbabwe tour of Sri Lanka
Zimbabwe will embark on their first tour of Sri Lanka in 15 years this month, playing five one-day internationals and a Test match, Sri Lanka's cricket board said Saturday.
The tour will start on June 30 with the first ODI at the Galle International Stadium, which will host its first limited-overs match in 17 years. The last ODI at Galle was in June 2000, when Sri Lanka beat South Africa by 37 runs.
The first two ODIs with Zimbabwe will be at Galle and the remaining three 50-over games will be at the refurbished Hambantota Stadium.
The only Test match will be at the Premadasa Stadium in Colombo starting July 14.
June 30 - 1st ODI at Galle
July 2 - 2nd ODI at Galle
July 6 - 3rd ODI at Hambantota
July 8 - 4th ODI at Hambantota
July 10 - 5th ODI at Hambantota
July 14 - 1st Test at Colombo
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The Balsfjord Church still stands proud today and remains a gathering place for the locals. Travellers use the church as a marker to take a journey back in time, as Tennes is famous for its Stone Age rock carvings.
The discovery of the rock carvings in Tennes is a collective story. In 1799, Professor Martin Vahl from the Copenhagen University, the first botanist to travel to Northern Norway, found a stag-like figure carved in rock on a farm in Balsfjord. He jotted it down in his notes and carried on his merry way 'discovering' new plants.
It wasn't until 1913 that employees at the Copenhagen Botanic Museum went through his notes and came across the drawing of a 'rock carving'. Gustav Hallström took to the challenge to travel to Balsfjord to 're-discover' (and claim) the first Scandinavian rock carving. With a little detective work, Hallström found himself at Tennes farm. The locals recognised the figure Professor Vahl had drawn and took Hallström to Bukkhammaren, the rock where the stag lay amongst five other animal figures. Just a few hundred meters away also laid the rock carvings of Gråbergan.
In 1938 Tordis Larsen heard some gossip about her farm at the local knitting circle. The priest's wife had shown a mysterious old notebook depicting rock carvings on the Larsen's property. Aware of the growing interest in rock carvings, Larsen set out to find them on her farm. She quickly found a large rock with 40 carvings in her Kirkely field. This was the largest, northernmost discovery of rock carvings in the world (until Alta, of course).
With ancient hunters and gatherers, Vikings, traders, discoverers, travellers, Christians, knitting circles and a municipality all coming together in this one little town, Tennes can truly claim to be one of Norway's most popular meeting place.


SunTrust is a very traditional and conservative brand. What have been some of the challenges in taking such a traditional brand into the world of social media?
Over the last several years, we have been redefining the SunTrust brand experience. Traditionally, SunTrust's banking experience has been formal and conservative. However, a client would go into a branch location and have a more personal service experience with a bank teller. The tellers know about your kids, your spouse, and even your pets. That gave a personal touch to a big brand. With the advent of phone and email-based banking services, technology made customer service more convenient and efficient but a piece of that personal customer interaction was lost.
Social media gives us a way to use technology that recaptures that personal connection. On social networks, people are chatty. They discuss personal details about their lives, even if it appears that no one is listening. For my team to have that kind of emotional insight as context for a client service issue is invaluable. For example, we can know if the client has had a bad day, week, month or year. That information affects how we can approach the client with the problem they're having. If we can get a deeper insight into the clients we're helping, that helps us emotionally connect with them – and that helps us better solve their banking issue and it builds on their emotional connection with SunTrust.
How do you define your social media audience? And how does that information help customize your social media approach?
Our clients who use social media are primarily active on Facebook and Twitter. Twitter is predominantly smartphone users – millennials between 18-24. We take their feedback and share it with SunTrust's online and mobile team which then uses it to prioritize our digital channel enhancements. Typically, many businesses build web and mobile applications around how their data is structured and not what the user wants. By contrast, we pushed out the launch of our new mobile app through social feedback.
Our clients on Facebook are typically a mid-30s through mid-50s demographic. Facebook is personal. It's where people want to see what their friends are posting. A couple of brand posts are okay now and then, but if it's a deluge then they'll unsubscribe. We also have a Live Solid Network, which is a social networking page that SunTrust defines as "a movement that is based on the belief that when your priorities are straight and your finances are in order, life is freer and more gratifying." There, we provide a blend of financial and lifestyle content done in a thoughtful way but we shy away from product placements on the page. Consumers have an expectation of product pitching, but they don't want to be inundated by the brand.
How do community initiatives intertwine with social media?
Our corporate mission is to help people and institutions prosper. But what does "prosper" actually mean? From a bottom line perspective, the initial thought is that we help our clients reach their financial goals. However, our research shows that people define prosperity in many different ways. For some people, prosperity is being able to go home at the end of the day and take your kids to the park. For another person, it's purchasing a home on their own. For others, it's volunteering their time and helping other people who aren't as well off as them.
At SunTrust, community engagement is important. We are very involved in our local communities, and this involvement can have a natural, organic impact on social media. For example, a huge storm hit one of our markets last year and a SunTrust teammate was in a boat rescuing people from their homes. It was one of our most popular posts, but he didn't think about social media popularity when he posted. He simply rescued people and shared his story on social media, and it helped us connect better with our clients. It showed that SunTrust employees are people too, and that they care about their communities.
How has customer service through social media impacted the SunTrust brand?
Transparency is jarring for a lot of people. People don't often expect a Twitter response from a big company. Having that conversation with a client is important, regardless of the feedback. We want to earn the confidence of clients and prospective clients. When you're purchasing a home or buying a new car, we want to be the first bank that comes to your mind. But even more important, you cannot underestimate the power of social media channels in keeping clients informed.
Providing updates on our Facebook page is the quickest way to do that. Instead of calling us, many prefer to go to social media. If there is a crisis and you're not on a social media channel, you can expect to be pummeled and turned into a case study on what not to do.
How you do measure your social media initiatives?
Everyone is still trying to figure out social media ROI. Part of our social media KPIs parallel customer service. For example, we look at retention and loyalty along with social media shares and impressions. For us, social is aligned with our business objectives and that's how we tie it in to ROI. Our clients were talking about us on social media, so we needed to be part of the conversation. In 2012, we will continue to tighten what those social media metrics look like.
You have a background in teaching kindergarten and third grade. How does your teaching experience influence your current role?
Many years ago, my very first boss at a different company told me that I focused too much on black and white and that I would fail in a world of gray. After that point, I focused on roles outside of my comfort zone. If I feel terrified about something, I know I should do it. When I began to teach, I followed all state guidelines and presented the material in a very traditional method. But I was competing in a video game world. One Christmas, my students were failing and it appeared they would not pass their standardized tests. One of my relatives said, "Maybe it's you." I resisted that criticism at first, but then I realized I wasn't meeting my students' needs.
After that, I began to blend auditory, visual, and tactile teaching methods in more creative ways. I began to compete with Nintendo and PlayStation, and incorporated more fun elements into my lessons. And then, students just started learning. I taught with PowerPoint and pre-loaded iBook lessons weekly (which also included online games). Overachievers would finish their lessons early and start to tutor other students. I could spend more time on students who needed extra support. My students went from failing to exceeding benchmarks.
In marketing, I always try to take a similar out of the box approach. Simplicity isn't simple, and I strive to take an approach to marketing and social media where people say, "I never thought about it that way, but it's a great insight." Marketing is all about understanding the audience and finding ways to best engage them, just as I had to do with my students.
What trends in 2012 will impact you the most?
Mobile applications are driving us to look at banking in different ways. People like Brett King are pushing the envelope by suggesting ideas like people using Facebook to log in to their bank. Because expectations are headed this way, banks need to redefine what the customer relationship looks like. Some people enjoy connecting to their bank through a mobile app – the same captive audience that uses applications such as Words With Friends.
We -- like most of our competitors -- are also thinking more about social media as an acquisition channel. As a company interested in growing in the future, it's crucial that we begin to think about that. My sister is a teenager. I asked what banking looks like to her. She does not ever envision going into a bank branch; she wants to do her banking all on a tablet or smartphone. This makes me think: when she is in her thirties, what will banking look like for her? What will the model look like?
Any tips for those companies building out their social media teams?
First, because social media is in its infancy, your team should be commended for entering unknown territory. It's a huge risk to take on such a role. It also takes a significant skill set. No matter how big your company, the social media team becomes the face of the brand to clients active in it. It's more than just customer service. Social media encompasses public relations, brand strategy, and brand reputation. Your team has to be adaptive and engage customers online. Social media is becoming an important channel -- investing in this skill set in your workforce will help you take advantage of the opportunities offered by it.
Tony - Glad you enjoyed the interview! You're absolutely right - social media is no longer a novelty, but an ingrained part of our lives. As social media matures, that means businesses are better understanding how best to be a part of their customers' lives.
You're quite right in saying that social media has become a hugely important channel. In our personal lives we share things of interest, use it to keep in touch with friends, connect with old friends and make new friends. It would be an error not to use this in business as well. I've already found customer service via Twitter to be hugely helpful; a platform to ask for help, be offered help or even complain about a service with the aim of it improving. By having such direct contact with clients and potential customers, a business has so much more power. Must move with the times and get it while it's hot!


Unlike the usual academic approach to physics requiring sophisticated mathematics and years of study, How Did God Do It? reinforces the Biblical worldview explaining the physics you witness every day in an understandable way. This book answers over 130 questions and dares to bridge physics, mathematics, and the Bible. Each chapter is designed to stand alone so that you enjoy this quick-moving topical survey of physical science.
What does a crashing ocean wave have in common with eyeglasses? The answer also explains why we see rainbows.
Why does a flute sound different than a clarinet playing the same note?
Why does a figure skater spin faster when they pull their arms in?
Why is the sky blue during the day but red at sunset?
Why do my clothes look different when I get them home from the department store?
How do microwave ovens work and what do those little holes in the door do anyway?
Who being the brightness of His glory and the express image of His person, and upholding all things by the word of His power.
"Author Steve Ciccarelli presents crystal-clear insights about physical science from a biblical worldview. Topics include light, energy, music, and the language of creation, mathematics. The discussion is valuable for high school and college students who seek the full story on design in nature."
© 2016 Biblical Worldview Academics, Inc. All Rights Reserved.


Reliance Communications, India's largest and only nationwide operator offering both GSM and CDMA mobile services, today announced the launch of new VAS application – Socially.
Socially is downloadable from RWorld and users can subscribe to the service at Rs. 10 / 30 days without having to pay any additional browsing charges.


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Cozy, rental management site for citizen landlords, raises $5M
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Cozy, a property management platform for those who happen to be landlords in addition to having other careers, has raised $5 million in a Series A investment round.
The San Francisco-based startup launched in June as a rent payment and tenant screening platform and is now helping approximately 2,000 small-time landlords in 500 U.S. cities manage the payments and tenant paperwork for their properties, said Cozy's CEO and co-founder, Gino Zahnd.
General Catalyst Partners, with participation from The Social+Capital Partnership, led the funding round for Cozy. Neil Sequeira, managing director at General Catalyst Partners, has joined Cozy's board of directors.
"The Cozy team has built a unique 'software as a service' platform that saves landlords and tenants money, time and headaches," Sequeira said in a statement. "We invested in Cozy because we believe their platform is well positioned to continue its remarkable growth of adoption within a massive market opportunity."
The startup, which raised $1.5 million in a seed round that included the backing of angel investors Gary Vaynerchuk and Tim Ferriss, recently processed the millionth dollar for its landlord clients who pay $9 per rental unit per month to access the platform, Zahnd said.
Cozy claims to have had zero churn among its clients and notes that single-family homes make up 75 percent of the units being managed on its platform.
The firm will use the funds to start marketing its product, which to date has been all word of mouth, and grow its design and engineering teams.
"Now it's time to pour gasoline on this thing and grow it into a behemoth," Zahnd said.
The 14-employee firm is planning to release a credit reporting feature in the coming months, he said, and mobile Web and native apps by the end of the year.
A similar property management service for smaller-time landlords, from the Vancouver-based firm Pendo Rent, launched earlier this month.
Zahnd says he's not concerned about the competition from the north at the moment because there's so much white space in their market at the moment, but he anticipates there might be some when the firm begins focusing on Canada at some point.
Now there's a rental management app for small-time landlords
RentHop's mobile app helps landlords connect with renters by letting property managers check-in at listings

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Two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Gene Miller's first words, when contacted about his induction into the Indiana Journalism Hall of Fame were, "Now, don't make a big fuss about this." It seems fair to say that Miller would much prefer to write a story than be the subject of one–even if it is written in his honor.
An Evansville native, Miller is a 1950 graduate of Indiana University, where he worked on The Indiana Daily Student. He began his professional career at the Ft. Wayne Journal-Gazette, then worked for the Wall Street Journal and the News Leader in Richmond, Virginia, prior to joining The Miami Herald in 1957. While at the Herald, he received the Heywood Broun Award and was a Nieman Fellow. He covered a vast array of local, national and international stories, including the Jim Jones-led mass suicide in Guyana, where Miller was the first print journalist to enter Jonestown to cover the story. And of course, there are the two Pulitzer Prizes. He won both while at the Herald-one in 1967, the other in 1976. The first was for local investigative specialized reporting.
His work began in 1963 when he wrote about the case of a woman sentenced to life in prison for two murders. During his research, he discovered that she was actually hundreds of miles away when the murders took place. As a result of his articles, she was released from prison. As he was doing research and investigation for that story, he also discovered apparent injustices in another case as well. That case involved an airman who was sentenced to life in prison for murder. Miller uncovered new evidence that resulted in another trial, after which the man was acquitted. Millets first Pulitzer was for the reporting on both cases.
He received his second Pulitzer in the category of local general spot news reporting. He spent more than eight years writing stories about two men who were sentenced to death. His book, Invitation to a Lynching, was based on these cases. The two men were later freed.
Miller served as a reporter and editor at The Miami Herald from 1957 to 2001, and still works there on a part-time basis. When asked for biographical information for inclusion in this printed program, he supplied the following paragraph. Printed below is the story of Gene Miller's career, in his own words.
Overpaid at $50 a week at first newspaper job, The Journal-Gazette, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 1950. Secret agent in Army Counter Intelligence Corps, 1951-53. On surveillance, forgot where parked car. Fired from The Wall Street Journal in 1954 for lacking respect for price of crude cottonseed oil. Reporter, The News Leader, Richmond, Virginia, 1954-57.
Valley massacre, some of which seemed important at the time. Pulitzer Prizes in 1967 and 1976 for malfunctions of justice, common enough in Florida. Wrongful convictions for murder: Joe Shea, Mary Katherin Hampton, Freddie Pitts and Wilbert Lee. Son Tom, a smart aleck, once asked, "Know why you have two, Dad? Because everyone else gets a good job after the first." Editor for two more, Edna Buchanan in 1986 and Sydney Freedberg in 1991. Peripheral contributor: 1993 and 1999. Married 41 years to Electra Yphantis (1923-1993), Bostonian, Greek, Harvard and Johns Hopkins, and begat four children, Janet Nostro, Theresa Miller, Thomas Raphael, Robin Travis. (Eight grandchildren.) In 1998, married Caroline Heck, federal prosecutor, University of Chicago and Harvard Law, mother of Daniel. Along the way: Nieman Fellowship; couple of out-of-print books (83 Hours 'Til Dawn and Invitation to a Lynching); and a successful copyright infringement lawsuit against Universal Pictures, the scoundrels. Swims a thousand yards daily with the grace and beauty of a floating log. Heart beat so slow Pacemaker installed. For sexual escapades, see addenda.


I have just finished reading Farseer, as well as an old Battle report between Ulthwe (led be Eldrad) and Chaos (led by Abbadon) and I have suddenly had a new inspiration to start an Ulthwe army, rather then Beil-tan or Saim-Hann. What I have always had problems with was the Seer Council. When is it over powered, or to much points for what if does, especially in smaller games? I'm thinking no more then 2 Farseers and 5 Warlocks MAX.
Any way, like the topic suggests, what would you suggest for the most effective Seer Council for games rangeing between 1000pts and 1500pts?
Well, I dont just have a firewall, i have a warpwall, yep, anything bad in my internet connection that touches my warpwall is banished to the warp for eternity.
And The Smoke Blurs Your Vision"
mabye like two more warlocks? i'm not really sure but rezzy should be able to answer real good since he plays ulthwe.
is farseer a novel? if so i want it.
When I played ultwhe for a while I found that one of the most effecive combinations for a Seer Council was 3 farseers, one with guide, one with fortune and one with Mindwar, accompanied by 4 warlocks, one with augment, one with enhance and two with destructor.
why didn't you just get a spirit stone and more powers?
Farseer is a novel. I read it its not bad but its abit gory... overly so. Still a good read. Its about an Ulthwe Farseer... and I want to say the girl is a Dire avenger... Exarch maybe. Hmm. And then the human but read the book for yourself.
As for the seer council I need one myself for my Ulthwe force and I am CONFUSED. Doesnt each Farseer take up one HQ slot then you would not be able to take 3 of them under the normal organization.
Can I use a Warlock model as a Farseer? If so I one could just buy the Seer council boxed set and have two as seers and three as warlocks.
i would think so but ti'd put an arch thing on there head like a the rest of the seers do.
Arch thing??? Like that Webway gate lookin thing or two of them??? I have 1 seer the one with the shurican pistol and the spear with the two webway gate lookin things one on either side of his head like winged crests on his helm. Are those what your talkin about? Cause I have seen farseers without those.


Colombo, January 17: A harsh pre-independence sedition law, originally meant to maintain the stranglehold of a foreign power on India, has survived both independence and the establishment of democracy thereafter.
Although the makers of the Indian constitution had made it a point not to include a provision against "sedition", the law has survived as Section 124A of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and has been grossly misused in the past 70 years.
Governments of all hues and even private citizens, have used it against dissenters and rivals who cross arbitrarily set "red lines".
The highest courts have repeatedly given rulings setting limits to the use of Sec 124A IPC. But this has had no effect, partly because the provision is a convenient and effective instrument of control, and partly because India has, over the years, become a paranoid "national security State", unsure of its stability and longevity. The slightest deviance is viewed by the powers-that-be and the State's ideologues as a serious threat to national security. Bu the plethora of sedition cases makes a mockery of the constitutionally guaranteed freedom of speech and thought.
A case which is in the limelight now is that against some student leaders of the prestigious Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) who had allegedly shouted anti-national slogans in a meeting in 2016. The meeting had been convened to observe the anniversary of the hanging of Afzal Guru who had allegedly participated in a plot to attack the Indian parliament in 2001.
But the case against the students is believed to be based on flimsy and unauthenticated evidence allegedly manufactured by the police at the instance of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) activists. It was also widely reported that the death sentence on Afzal Guru was itself based only on circumstantial evidence.
The timing of the case showed that it was a part of the BJP's campaign for the May 2019 parliamentary elections in which it is attempting to portray its rivals and opponents as agents of Pakistan and Pakistan-backed terrorists.
Recently, sedition charges were filed against the 80 year old Assamese scholar Dr. Hiren Gohain, journalist Manjit Mahanta and Akhil Gogoi. These were based on speeches they had allegedly made at a rally which alluded to the possibility of a demand for independence and sovereignty of Assam if the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill was passed by parliament.
These cases have caused much public outrage in Assam where the Citizenship Bill, which allows immigration of Hindus from neighboring Muslim countries, is widely opposed because that could reduce the indigenous population.
After former India cricketer and Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu hugged Pakistan Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa, an Indian lawyer filed a sedition case against Sidhu. Advocate Sudhir Kumar Ojha alleged that Sidhu "insulted" the families of Indian soldiers by hugging Gen.Bajwa.
Ojha had previously filed cases against Bollywood star Aamir Khan and his wife Kiran Rao, for their remark that India had become "'intolerant towards minorities." He filed a case against Congress leader Digvijaya Singh for calling Godman Baba Ramdev a "thug". South Indian film star Divya Spandana had a sedition case slapped against her for saying on social media that Pakistan is not a bad country.
Section 124A was invoked against the Patidar community leader Hardik Patel who has been asking for job reservations for the Patidars in government.
Litigants are filing cases and the lower courts are entertaining them because of the wording of Sec 124 (A). Under Sec. 124A of the IPC an offence of sedition is committed when any person by words or otherwise brings or attempts to bring into hatred or contempt, or excites or attempts to excite disaffection towards the government established by law.
Sedition is a cognizable offense. A sedition case cannot be withdrawn by the complainant since it is a serious offence .It is also non-bailable. The maximum punishment for the offence is life imprisonment, with or without a fine.
However, as per Sec 196 of the Code of Criminal Procedure proceedings of sedition cannot be initiated without the written consent of the State government or the district magistrate. But this has not been a safeguard because governments themselves have been initiating cases in an unrestrained way.
India's freedom fighters, founding fathers of the constitution and the superior courts have been against the sedition law.
Following Nehru's observations, the courts became lenient in sedition cases. In the Kedar Nath Singh v State of Bihar case in 1962, the Supreme Court said that criticism of those in positions of power would not amount to sedition. It also stated that a sedition case required to be against acts which were intended to have the "effect of subverting the Government" by violent means. It further said that mere slogans and verbal attacks against the government would not amount to sedition.
It was in the same year that the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) leader C.N.Annadurai told the upper house of parliament that " the Dravidians demand the right of self-determination. We want a separate country for southern India." The then Indian government did not slap a sedition charge against Annadurai.
In 1995, in the Balwant Singh case, the Supreme Court held that shouting "Khalistan Zindabad" (Hail independent Sikh State of Khalistan) does not amount to sedition.
Since then, the courts have consistently said that as long as an assault is verbal and not physical or violent, it cannot be considered sedition and that it will be fully covered by Article 19(1) of the constitution which guarantees freedom of expression. In fact, the liberty to speak in defiance of accepted beliefs and systems should upheld as a mark of democracy, the courts have said.
In 2018 ,the Law Commission said in a concept paper that the sedition law has to be re-visited.
"In a democracy, singing from the same songbook is not a benchmark of patriotism. People should be at liberty to show their affection towards their country in their own way. For doing the same, one might indulge in constructive criticism or debates, pointing out the loopholes in the policy of the Government. Expressions used in such thoughts might be harsh and unpleasant to some, but that does not render the actions to be branded seditious," the concept paper said.
"While it is essential to protect national integrity, it should not be misused as a tool to curb free speech. Dissent and criticism are essential ingredients of a robust public debate on policy issues as part of vibrant democracy. Therefore, every restriction on free speech and expression must be carefully scrutinized to avoid unwarranted restrictions," the Law Commission said.


LIVINGSTON, La. (AP) " A grand jury in Livingston Parish, Louisiana, is set to consider formal charges against a man accused of killing his girlfriend, her family and his parents before fleeing to Virginia.
The Advocate reports District Attorney Scott Perrilloux says he's seeking three counts of first-degree murder against 21-year-old Dakota Theriot in the deaths of Summer Ernest, her brother and her father. The jury will meet Thursday morning.
Authorities say Theriot fatally shot the Ernests and then killed his parents at their neighboring Ascension Parish home.
He was arrested the next day at his grandmother's home in Virginia. Fearing he would show up, she had checked into a hotel and asked authorities to check her home.
Theriot already is charged with offenses including first-degree murder in his parents' deaths in Ascension Parish.


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LIEUTENANT GENERAL
OSMANOV NIZAM RAMAZAN OGLU
DEPUTY MINISTER OF DEFENSE –
CHIEF OF THE MAIN DEPARTMENT OF LOGISTICS
Lieutenant General Osmanov Nizam Ramazan oglu was born on June 16, 1965, in the Kalinin region of the Republic of Armenia.
He graduated from the Baku Higher Combined Arms Command School in 1986.
He served as commander of a platoon, company, and battalion in the Far Eastern Military District for the period from 1986 to 1992.
He has been serving in the Armed Forces of the Republic of Azerbaijan since August 1992. He has served as commander of the motorized rifle battalion, senior assistant chief of the operational branch of the military unit, chief of staff, deputy commander of the regiment, chief of staff and commander of the motorized rifle brigade, deputy commander of the army corps for the period from 1992 to 2002.
He served as commander of the Army Corps for the period from 2002 to 2014.
He served as Deputy Chief of General Staff of the Armed Forces – Chief of the Main Department of Combat Training and Military Education from 2014 to 2020.
He was engaged in combat operations for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Republic of Azerbaijan.
He has received numerous awards and medals for commendable fulfillment of duties. He has been awarded the "Azerbaijani Flag" Order by Presidential Decree dated 24.06.2003, the Order "For service to the Fatherland" of 3rd Degree by Presidential Decree dated 25.06.2011, the Medal "For the Fatherland" by Presidential Decree dated 24.06.2016, the Medal "For Courage" by Presidential Decree dated 25.06.2018, "100th anniversary of the Azerbaijan Democratic Republic (1918-2018)" Jubilee Medal of the Republic of Azerbaijan by Presidential Decree dated 27.05.2019, the "Karabakh" Order by Presidential Decree dated 09.12.2020.
On July 8, 2020, by the relevant Order of the Minister of Defense, he became an Acting Deputy Minister of Defense for Logistics - the Chief of the Main Department of Logistics.
He has been appointed as the Deputy Minister of Defense of the Republic of Azerbaijan – Chief of the Main Department of Logistics by Presidential Decree, dated 23.07.2021.
He is married and has two children.


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Mary Norwood Dominates Field of Mayoral Candidates
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ATLANTA, GA… With less than three months before early voting begins to elect Atlanta's next mayor, Mary Norwood dominates the crowded field according to an WXIA-TV Atlanta poll released July 19. Among 18 candidates, 27% of likely voters said they'd vote for Norwood if the election was today. That number is 17% ahead of her closest rival and she ranks first among Democrats, Independents and Republicans. Norwood leads in almost every demographic included in the poll results.
These strong poll numbers validate Norwood's powerful momentum to win the race and become Atlanta's second female Mayor. She leads among African American voters with 19%, compared to 15% and 14% for the nearest competitors. 39% of white voters support her – three times more than support the next closest candidate. 38% of older voters support her bid to lead the city. Volunteers from more than 75% of Atlanta neighborhoods are active with her campaign.
"I am proud, humbled and very grateful for the staunch support that so many stalwart residents of Atlanta have for me," Norwood said. "I am eager to have the chance to work on behalf of all Atlantans.
Norwood is widely acknowledged to be one of the most well-versed candidates in the race and her support underscores her city-wide reputation for being out in front of major issues and getting things accomplished. As a veteran city-wide City Council Member, she has a two-decade record of sponsoring successful solutions for diverse issues, from over-budget water and sewer projects to public safety and juvenile justice reform, zoning, development and greenspace challenges, and creative approaches to affordable housing and homelessness.
"Voters have confidence in me to tackle crime, public safety, affordable housing and transportation. They trust me do what I say I will do. As Mayor, that's what I'll do for the future of our great city."
The WXIA-TV poll is the second indicator in recent weeks that underscores her appeal with citizens. She recently announced that in just nine months, she has raised over $1,000,000 in contributions for her Mayoral campaign, 94% of which came from individuals within the metro area, and 85% from within the city limits. For the period ending June 30, donors gave her campaign over $330,000 with robust financial support from voters in every council district in the city. The WXIA-TV poll shows that likely voters are inclined to put their vote and their dollars in Mary Norwood's capable hands.
The media also recognizes that Norwood is broadly capable. She was recently named as one of Atlanta's most powerful and influential individuals in government and business according to the Atlanta Business Chronicle. Norwood is on the 2017 Power 100 annual list of Atlanta's 100 most influential people of 2017, as selected by the Chronicle's editors, and one of only 18 women so designated. The list highlights individuals that are known for making positive things happen for the City, including titans of Atlanta industry, public officials wielding political clout, and individuals leading civic institutions and highly effective non-profits.
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Sam Donaldson Bio, Net Worth, Wife, Family, Is He Dead? Quick Facts
It's fair to say the word legendary is being bandied about a bit more carelessly in today's world. If there were ever a person perfectly suited to that description, it would definitely be Sam Donaldson. Over an impressive journalism career spanning nearly half a century, Sam was the face of ABC News, serving as White House Correspondent across three different American Presidents
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6 Quick Facts About Sam Donaldson
Born March 11, 1934, in El Paso, Texas; Sam grew up on a family farm settlement in Chamberino, New Mexico. Sam often talks about how he was bundled off to the New Mexico Military Institute other than attending a regular High School like other teenagers because of his stubbornness.
He graduated from the New Mexico Military Institute in 1951 and joined the United States Army as an artillery officer in 1956 rising up to the rank of Captain in 1959. Upon the completion of his military assignment, he enrolled at the present day University of Texas at El Paso then known as Texas Western College where he studied Telecommunications.
His first broadcasting job was for CBS affiliate KRLD-TV in Dallas, Texas in 1959. Sam left the job out of boredom and a need to move out of his local city. He moved to New York in a bid to land broadcast jobs and did not initially find jobs as he expected.
His sojourn in Washington DC started in 1961 when he received an offer to join WTOP-TV, a CBS affiliate. At WTOP-TV, he covered President Kennedy's funeral in 1963, the Goldwater Presidential campaign in 1964, the Senate's passage of the Civil Rights Act in 1964 and the Medicare bill in 1965.
In October 1967, He got his lucky break when he was hired by ABC News as a Washington correspondent. In 1968 and 1969, he covered the Democratic and Republican Party Conventions. He was also ABC's main correspondent on the Vietnam War and the Watergate Scandal.
In 1972, he covered the Presidential campaigns of George McGovern and the successful bid of Jimmy Carter in 1976. When Jimmy Carter won the elections, Sam Donaldson was appointed ABC's chief White House correspondent in 1977. He held this position all through to Ronald Reagan's administration.
Sam Donaldson was the anchor of ABC's Sunday Evening News from its inception in 1979 until August 1989. In 1989, he quit his role as the White House correspondent and as World News Sunday anchor and was named co-host of Primetime Live.
With the evolution of regular media into more internet based and digitally compliant forms, Sam adapted his craft when after 10 years with Primetime Live he began anchoring , the channels first internet-only live newscast, from 1999-2001. For the next six years starting from 2004 he was the host of Politics Live on the digital network ABC News Now. Sam Donaldson resigned as a full-time staff of ABC News in February 2009.
For a career that spanned 46 years, Sam Donaldson is as accomplished as it gets in the field of journalism. He has worked for ABC, rising through the ranks to the pinnacle of his career. He picked up numerous awards during his active days including the Paul White Award, Radio Television Digital News Association. In 1997, Sam won the Edward R. Murrow Award at the Washington State University. He has also amassed Four Emmy Awards, Three Peabody Awards and clinched the DePont Award in 2000. He has an estimated net worth of $40 million.
Sam Donaldson married Patricia Oates in 1954 with whom he had his first son Samuel Donaldson III. Sam and Patricia divorced in 1962. His second marriage was to Billie Kay Butler; the union lasted 16 years and they had three children. Thomas Donaldson, Robert Donaldson, and Jennifer Donaldson. Sam's marriage to Billie fell apart in 1980.
Later in life, Sam would blame the divorce on himself saying he never had time for birthdays, anniversaries and other family engagements. At the peak of his powers, he left his home at 6:30 am and returned at 1:00 am – not your ideal recipe for a successful marriage.
Sam married Janice C. Smith in 1983 and divorced in 2014 after being together for 29 years. The didn't have any children together. In the same year (2014) Sam married Sandra Martorelli whom he reportedly was seeing whilst married to Janice Smith.
Sam's dad Samuel Donaldson was a farmer in New Mexico while his mother Chloe (née Hampson), was a school teacher. Not much is known about Sam Donaldson's siblings other than his brother Tom who died in 1968.
Is Sam Donaldson Dead?
For someone who has been in the national consciousness for almost half a century, upon retirement, rumors of his demise began to swirl. In 1995, Sam had a health scare when Doctors removed a melanoma from the lymph node to treat cancer. After the treatment, Sam has committed his time and resources as an Ambassador in the fight against cancer.
Quick Facts About Sam Donaldson
Sam Donaldson was the pioneer anchor of ABC's now popular Sunday Evening News.
He was ABC's White House Correspondent for three terms covering three different American Presidents; Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, and Bill Clinton.
In the course of his work, he has had close calls with danger, In 1981, he was standing only six feet away from President Reagan during the assassination attempt on his life.
Sam's dad Samuel Donaldson Snr died of a heart attack before Sam was born, leaving his upbringing to his mum Chloe.
Member of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity at the University of Texas-El Paso.
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Q: Merge two datatables in powershell I've got two datatables of information. The first is a simple one.
Name, Location
VM1, C:\VM1\VM1.VHD
VM2, C:\VM2\VM2.VHD
VM2, C:\VM2\VM2_1.VHD

I iterate through the top table using foreach and get more information about each Location and end up with a second object that holds the information about the Location in question.
So for each object, I get Size,Type,Filesize,MinimumSize values.
What I'd like to do is create a new datatable that has
Name, Location, Size, Type, Filesize, MinimumSize
VM1, C:\VM1\VM1.VHD, ######, IDE, #####, ###

How do I go about concatenating my new Values to the existing table above or create a new table containing all the information?
thanks!

A: You want Add-Member. It can be used as such:
$Table1 | ForEach{ <Do stuff to get $properties>
    $_ | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name 'Size' -Value $Properties.size
    $_ | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name Type -Value $Properties.Type
    ...add more members...
    }

If you have a newer version (3 or higher) of PowerShell you can simplify that Add-Member to:
$_ | Add-Member 'Size' $Properties.size

It will assume (if an object is piped into it and there are only 2 arguments) that the first argument is the name, and the second is the value of a NoteProperty.

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Mount Singleton is located 380 km north of Perth on the Great Northern Highway. The best way of getting there from the Eneabba is via Three Springs and Perenjori. Care should be taken on the road between Perenjori and Great Northern Highway, as it is unsealed for about 60 km and on the way you will have to cross the Mongers Lake, which may well be flooded. Please call the Perenjori Tourist Information Centre on +61-8-9973-1105 for advice. You can also visit Perenjori Shire Internet page.
Leave the gates as you found them, have plenty of water and definitely advise someone about your plans - in case you will need assistance. A walk up the mountain is quite long (about 5 km one way) but, as you can see above, you will be rewarded with the stunning views to the east for tens of kilometers away. A warning, though - please allow for at least four hours return trip and preferably have a UHF radio with you. Please click on the image to enlarge it.


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namespace Kvasir {
//Registers group
    namespace Gp4BitsPx0Dout{    ///<Px.0 Data Output Value
        using Addr = Register::Address<0x50004480,0xfffffffe,0x00000000,unsigned>;
        ///P0.0 I/O Pin Bit Output ControlSet this bit can control one GPIO pin output value1 = Set corresponding GPIO bit to high0 = Set corresponding GPIO bit to low
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(0,0),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> dout{};
    }
    namespace Gp4BitsPx1Dout{    ///<Px.1 Data Output Value
        using Addr = Register::Address<0x50004484,0xfffffffe,0x00000000,unsigned>;
        ///P0.1 I/O Pin Bit Output ControlSet this bit can control one GPIO pin output value1 = Set corresponding GPIO bit to high0 = Set corresponding GPIO bit to low
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(0,0),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> dout{};
    }
    namespace Gp4BitsPx2Dout{    ///<Px.2 Data Output Value
        using Addr = Register::Address<0x50004488,0xfffffffe,0x00000000,unsigned>;
        ///P0.2 I/O Pin Bit Output ControlSet this bit can control one GPIO pin output value1 = Set corresponding GPIO bit to high0 = Set corresponding GPIO bit to low
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(0,0),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> dout{};
    }
    namespace Gp4BitsPx3Dout{    ///<Px.3 Data Output Value
        using Addr = Register::Address<0x5000448c,0xfffffffe,0x00000000,unsigned>;
        ///P0.3 I/O Pin Bit Output ControlSet this bit can control one GPIO pin output value1 = Set corresponding GPIO bit to high0 = Set corresponding GPIO bit to low
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(0,0),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> dout{};
    }
    namespace Gp4BitsPx4Dout{    ///<Px.4 Data Output Value
        using Addr = Register::Address<0x50004490,0xfffffffe,0x00000000,unsigned>;
        ///P0.4 I/O Pin Bit Output ControlSet this bit can control one GPIO pin output value1 = Set corresponding GPIO bit to high0 = Set corresponding GPIO bit to low
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(0,0),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> dout{};
    }
    namespace Gp4BitsPx5Dout{    ///<Px.5 Data Output Value
        using Addr = Register::Address<0x50004494,0xfffffffe,0x00000000,unsigned>;
        ///P0.5 I/O Pin Bit Output ControlSet this bit can control one GPIO pin output value1 = Set corresponding GPIO bit to high0 = Set corresponding GPIO bit to low
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(0,0),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> dout{};
    }
    namespace Gp4BitsPx6Dout{    ///<Px.6 Data Output Value
        using Addr = Register::Address<0x50004498,0xfffffffe,0x00000000,unsigned>;
        ///P0.6 I/O Pin Bit Output ControlSet this bit can control one GPIO pin output value1 = Set corresponding GPIO bit to high0 = Set corresponding GPIO bit to low
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(0,0),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> dout{};
    }
    namespace Gp4BitsPx7Dout{    ///<Px.7 Data Output Value
        using Addr = Register::Address<0x5000449c,0xfffffffe,0x00000000,unsigned>;
        ///P0.7 I/O Pin Bit Output ControlSet this bit can control one GPIO pin output value1 = Set corresponding GPIO bit to high0 = Set corresponding GPIO bit to low
        constexpr Register::FieldLocation<Addr,Register::maskFromRange(0,0),Register::ReadWriteAccess,unsigned> dout{};
    }
}

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Low Kim Pong  (Simplified Chinese: 刘金榜; Traditional Chinese: 劉金榜) (29 November 1837 - 18 December 1909), was a prominent Chinese trader in Singapore. He was a leader of the Hokkien community in Singapore.

Biography
Low was born on 29 November 1837 in Zhangzhou, Fujian. He came to Singapore in 1858 as a general trader, and founded Chop Ban San, a medical store, after meeting with success. Chop Ban San later became one of the largest Chinese druggist stores in Singapore. He also established a private banking business, as well as Chop Hock Nam, another medical store.

In 1898, both he and his son had an unusual dream of a golden man arriving from the west. He then met Venerable Xian Hui, who was returning to Fujian after a six-year pilgrimage in Sri Lanka. Low believed that Xian Hui was the man he encountered in his dream, and persuaded him to stay in Singapore. He and Yeo Poon Seng raised the funds to construct the first Chinese Buddhist temple in Singapore known as Siong Lim Temple on Kim Keat Road, which was completed in 1906, and Xian Hui became the temple's first abbot.

In 1906, he and several fellow prominent members of the Chinese community in Singapore founded the General Chinese Trade Affairs Association (later known as Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce). He was later appointed director of the chamber, as well as the Singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan. He was also a member of the Singapore Po Leung Kuk and the Chinese Advisory Board.

Personal life
Low had a wife, two sons, three daughters, and twenty grandchildren. He lived on 99 Devonshire Road. He had donated to the Victoria Memorial Hall, and the Straits Medical School. For his seventieth birthday, an evening party was held to celebrate the event and over one hundred Europeans attended. A wayang was performed at his residence for his seventy-second birthday in 1909.

Low died on 18 December 1909. As he did not leave a will, multiple people claimed to be his next of kin in order to inherit his estate as he owned a large amount of property.

Kim Pong Road was named in honour of him.

References

1837 births
1909 deaths
People from British Singapore

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kerian sends you across the way to se avariatus again. greet him and listen to him tell you what to do now. you get to prove you can cast as well as create! the dragon trainer wants you to use your newly made prime bolt spell to hunt some high level (for you, anyway) gruoks near one of the blighted areas.
it is important to pay attention to the rank level of gruok you need to hunt, as there are 2 areas with the creatures. the area closest to the town is the lower levels, 1 thru 3 max. i was instructed to hunt the levels 4 or higher.
but hey, how do i get there from here, you ask. did you think i would leave you hangin??
leave the trainer's cave and head up the road to town. once there, instead of following the left hand road toward the resources, you head down the road between the pb/connie tent and the 'tavern'. as you get closer, you will see a signpost behind the connie tent that points the way. continue on past the guard station.
at this point, you will see gruoks. however, they are prolly not the ones you need. continue on this road until you pass under a stone arch and emerge into an area with lots of grass beetles. ignore them - they aggro!!! take the left hand fork at the crossroads and continue past the brown spiders. stay on this road until you get to another crossroad with a branch leading off into a blighted area. the other branch will be the patrol area of the gruoks you are looking for.
now, at the level you prolly are, or at least i am - these gruoks are a big challenge. after dying once, i asked for and got assistance from most kind avaliant, an elder player who enjoys helping newbies. once you have your 5 gruoks, your quest journal reminds you to speak again with avariatus.
your next quest also teaches you a little more about a very valuable combat ability!! come back soon!
okay after that brief interlude, back to bizniz!
kerian's next quest is an easy one, especially if you made some extra spellshards. the dragon crafter wants you to make your first spell using the shards you made (unless you didn't, in which case - back to the sandstone field for you!). everything you (should) need is right in the room with you!
after kerian tells you what is expected, and you have checked your quest journal for back up, you need to scribe the prime bolt spell form kerian just gave you. then just head over to the nearby scholar's desk, use it and the blank spell shards, and create as you would create anything else. of course, your quest journal will notify you to hop a couple steps over back to kerian and let the crafter know. kerian congradulates you and send you across the way to the dragon adventure trainer to try out your new spell.
as i said, a short and sweet post this time!! but stay tuned - lots of slash and hack coming your way!
yesterday was my birthday, so i spent it, as i usually do, at home in blight. tuesday is maintain day for the live shards, so of course we had our 'fair weather' visitors - those from order or chaos who only come to blight when they have to, and then feel they have the right to tell us how to play our shard. my faves are the one who complain and insult blight while begging us to make or 'lend' rare or precious items for their infrequent purposes.
yesterday's winner was the guy who complained about blight's low population and wide open empty places and the lack of roleplaying opportunity while begging us residents to make him sunscopes of every tier so that his hatchie could use a mod that allows him to wear visible armour (explanation: draggies wear amour, but you can't see it [biped capes are the same]. the mod would allow the user, and only the user - it's a mod, only usable on the client puter it is installed on, as i am sure you are aware - to see the armour he, and only he, was wearing).
btw - sunscopes are basically flashlights or lanterns. alts carry them to see in the dark, but i have never needed them. i have one that was given to me my the great god illy, and i have used it a couple times, but then i put it in my museum.
anyway, tinkerers can make sunscopes, and none of the resident tinks wanted to help this jackwagon out, of couse. that lead to a few more comments before he finally gave up and left. they always do, and so far, we blighties have been able to last longer than they can.
because it was my birthday, master crafter grodec was kind enough to do the majority of the silk constructtion on the industrial complex. this is a great favour, not just because he is usually not that generous with construction (peeps move too much on blight, and all your hard work becomes novians for the plot owner), but because i can't even do silk as a basic resource, much less construction.
i started the day still on the brights, but kaylee might do some of them for me, as she has to do bright work on her own plot nearby. that freed me up do some metal work. it was while doing that that i learned there are no more alloys ingame. tiers 3 thru 6 for metal used to require a mix of, say, iron and nickel to make steel. no longer! now, to make iron bars, you need iron. to make steel, you need dark iron. instead of needing both nickel and cobalt to make cobalt bars, now you only need to mine one resource. the awesomeness of this change should be easily apparent!! so that allowed me to finish the iron and steel work, and set me up to get thru the cobalt work in half the time! plus, the gods also took out those annoying bonus resources of the next highest tier that you had to keep deleting to make room for the stuff you need in your inventory.
one more thing before i let you go: returning to the visitors to blight (but applicable to visitors to any shard not their own) - please, if you must come and whine complain piss and moan about how blight is not your home shard, at least show a modicum of appreciation when us poor dwellers in hell help you with your worthless demands. nothing pisses us off more than ingratitude. we are very self sufficent on blight (we have to be), so if we make something for you or assist you in a quest, or even just give you a needed bit of info, a thank you would no be unrealistic to expect. we may be old, but we will remember you, and you might find blight an uncomfortable place to wait out the down time. just sayin. i don't come to your shard and behave that way - if i do, i expect immediate correction from the residents and whatever discipline the shard sees fit if i continue.
anyway, just some stuff i wanted to get off my chest! i know it's not my normal blog post, and i promise to get you back to your regularly scheduled insanity next time!!
Metal Alloys are now a thing of the past. Metal Bars from Tier 3 to Tier 6 no longer require a second metal in order to create bars. So, Cobalt simply requires Cobalt Ore, Mithril requires Mithril Ore, etc.
In order to faciliate this change Nickel Ore has been renamed to Dark Iron Ore. So, to produce Steel Bars you will now need Dark Iron Ore. Resource locations for Dark Iron (Nickel) remain the same.
Blighted Metal Bars no longer require 4-8 or 3-7 blighted ore, but instead 2-4 blighted ore like non-blighted bars.
Bonus resources of a higher tier (or lower) are no longer received when gathering "core" resources such as ore, stone, gems, fabric, essence and azulyte.
making spell shards - it's just like making anything else, really, but it's new to you!
the quest journal reminds you that you are looking for a place called pratt's pond (the body of water at the southmost point on the map). once you pass the gem cave, stay on the road until you get the message you have arrived at the trigger point in your chat log and your quest journal. just before that, you should see the area message that you are at pratt's pond on your screen - so expect it!
hack away at the nodes that surround the area, and use the convenient biped stone workstation on site to make the spell shards. my advice is to make twice as many - tell you why later. you know the routine: knowledge tab, formula tab with resource and beginner search (not that you should have all that many forms to choose from), choose sandstone brick, make enough, repeat steps 1 and 2, choose beginner blank spell shard, choose sandstone, make enough. make sure you apply the proper dragon crafting ability to the task! and you did remember to scribe the spell shard form kerian gave you, right? as normal, when you have the needed shards, your quest journal will indicate to return to the crafting trainer's cave.
you could, of course, just go back the way you came - or you could take a shortcut. get back on the road heading easterly past the stone into the flax field. you will see the cloth workstation on the road, and just past it a signpost. stay on the road until you get just about even with the farmstead (don't get tempted by the walking meals!) and jump off the cliff between the two trees. this should put you on the road to the caves, if not right next to them, depending on where you jump off.
once you get back to kerian, he thanks you for your skills!
kerian has one more quick quest - you don't even have to leave the craft cave - before sending you off to the adventure trainer. tell ya about it soon!


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" Somebody did this to me, and I wanna know who?" Evein glared at her parents angrily, their narrow gazes shrinking even deeper as their usually mocha skinned daughter was turning an almost pale shade of brown. " Keep it closed dalton." She hissed as her little brother reached to peel the ivory curtain back.
"he's also a bit of a rogue," Mother added, Evein glanced at Dally who was grinning from ear to ear.


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Darwin-based Robbie Mills & The Collective have an inspirational mix of funk-reggae sounds with some traditional Aboriginal influences. Leading his band of five musicians with vocals and guitar, Robbie's original songs opens hearts to the struggles and the beauty of Top End Aboriginal life and culture. Robbie Mills has performed for over 25 years and produced three albums. Come to the Green Room to enjoy some FREE live music in the park at the Nightcliff Foreshore!


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Q: Add bootstrap and jQuery to Angular 8 I'm new to Angular. I'm trying to add bootstrap and jquery to my first project. I run this code on my project dir
npm install bootstrap@3 jquery --save
It was run perfectly and added jquery and bootstrap to node_modules folder. And these lines can see under the dependencies in package.json
 "bootstrap": "^3.4.1",
 "jquery": "^3.4.1",

Then parts were added to the styles and scripts in the angular.json file.
    "styles": [
          "node_modules/bootstrap/dist/css/bootstrap.min.css"
       ],
       "scripts": [
           "node_modules/jquery/dist/jquery.min.js",
           "node_modules/bootstrap/dist/js/bootstrap.js"
       ]

But Case is Bootstrap  not work for the views
      <form >

            Email address
            <input type="email" class="form-control" name="email" placeholder="Enter email" >

            Password
            <input type="password" class="form-control" name="password" placeholder="Password" >

          <button type="submit" class="btn btn-success">Sign in!</button>
        </form>

Output->

Could I know the mistake I have done?

A: add this to your styles.css
@import "~bootstrap/dist/css/bootstrap.css";


On a daily basis, in the early morning hours ... I receive an email message inspired, and collected, from the words and wisdom of Henri Nouwen. "A Daily Meditation". "A Spiritual Reflection". A signpost ...... steering me — steering us — on the Way to God.
How do we know about God's love, God's generosity, God's kindness, God's forgiveness? Through our parents, our friends, our teachers, our pastors, [our rabbis, our imams], our spouses, our children …. they all reveal God to us. But as we come to know them, we realise that each of them can reveal only a little bit of God. God's love is greater than theirs; God's goodness is greater than theirs; God's beauty is greater than theirs. At first we may be disappointed in these people in our lives. For a while we thought that they would be able to give us all the love, goodness, and beauty we needed. But gradually we discover that they were all signposts on the way to God."
Henri Nouwen understands, as well as any author or spiritual leader that I've encountered, the active, burning, all-consuming presence of God in the hearts, and lives, of compassionate … caring people. Not necessarily (just) the people within one family, one community, or even one religion - but rather, all those that share a thirst for the Divine, and a hunger for the Eternal.
On a bookshelf in my library lies a rather old — somewhat decaying — underlined, and dog-eared, trade paperback written by Huston Smith (published in 1957). The title of this 94¢ "gem of knowledge" is The Religions of Man […if written today, I would expect Mr. Smith might call the book 'The Religions of Humanity' … but in the 1950s, language often took a primarily masculine direction]. Religion. Our Faith Traditions. Our Spiritual Pathways. Our complex, complicated, sometimes confusing religions.
What does 'religion' tell us about who we are …. or, what is important to us, and why …. or, how we should deal with the problems, and struggles, that are faced - daily - in life? Some people would argue that our religions, in fact, entangle more of their energy in the roots of the world's problems than in the spiritual medicine box that we would hope helps solves many, if not all (some day), of our global, human difficulties. Certainly, there is some truth to this critical statement. However, we should also consider: if all of 'this energy' is going into the root, and none finding its way to the branches — where it can display beauty and reflect harmony — then the problem is absolutely not with the Gardener; it's with the plant itself!
Our "human plants" — whether fed by religion or not — unfortunately, do not show an attractive record of success …. specifically, in the course of relationships, in neighbourly (or nation-ly) cooperation, in generosity, in compassion. But that does not mean the plant is about to self-destruct. Optimists ( .. and I am one of them) will argue that there are signs of progress. And, not suprisingly, one of the clearer signs of progress …. is dialogue, and understanding.


Readability, clarity and rigor mix within the moment variation of this widely-used textbook to supply step one into basic relativity for undergraduate scholars with a minimum historical past in arithmetic. subject matters inside relativity that fascinate astrophysical researchers and scholars alike are covered.
Advent to important Relativity by way of Robert Resnick, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute This publication provides an outstanding creation to the idea of targeted relativity. Professor Resnick offers a basic and unified improvement of the topic with surprisingly transparent discussions of the elements that sometimes difficulty rookies.
Getting to know Relativity for your self explains Einstein's thought of Relativity to readers who're daunted through the traditional mathematical method of that profound thought. For 20 years Sam Lilley taught this topic to adults without technology heritage. Now he has written an evidence of the speculation that calls for no previous wisdom of arithmetic or physics past a capability to do simple math.
Explain why this conclusion is valid. 75 in the negative x direction relative to O. Draw the spacetime diagram of O¯ and in it depict the experiment performed by O. Does O¯ conclude that particle detectors sent out their signals simultaneously? If not, which signal was sent first? (d) Compute the interval s2 between the events at which the detectors emitted their ¯ signals, using both the coordinates of O and those of O. 6 Show that Eq. 2) contains only Mαβ + Mβα when α = β, not Mαβ and Mβα independently.
That is, Aα Bα and T γ Eγ α are shorthand for the summations 3 3 Aα Bα and α=0 T γ Eγ α , γ =0 while Aα Bβ , T γ Eβα , and Aβ Aβ do not represent sums on any index. The Lorentz transformation, Eq. 4) saving some messy writing. 1 This is what some books on linear algebra call a 'passive' transformation: the coordinates change, but the vector does not. 1 Definition of a vector Notice that Eq. 4) is identically equal to xα¯ = α¯ γ xγ . Since the repeated index (β in one case, γ in the other) merely denotes a summation from 0 to 3, it doesn't matter what letter is used.
Similarly, O¯ has basis vectors e0¯ → (1, 0, 0, 0), etc. O¯ Generally, e0¯ = e0 , since they are defined in different frames. The reader should verify that the definition of the basis vectors is equivalent to (eα )β = δα β . 10) That is, the β component of eα is the Kronocker delta: 1 if β = α and 0 if β = α. Any vector can be expressed in terms of the basis vectors. If A → (A0 , A1 , A2 , A3 ), O then A = A0 e0 + A1 e1 + A2 e2 + A3 e3 , A = Aα eα . 2 Vector algebra In the last line we use the summation convention (remember always to write the index on e as a subscript in order to employ the convention in this manner).


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Wyoming Football: Bold Predictions for the 2021 Season
By Andrew Bangerter August 26, 2021 10:45 am Follow	@bangle94
By Andrew Bangerter | August 26, 2021 10:45 am MT	Follow @bangle94
Wyoming Bold Predictions for the 2021 Season
(Plus one off-the-wall prediction)
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By all reports there is a lot to be optimistic about for the Wyoming Cowboys this year. Healthy Quarterback play and 21 out of 22 starters returning have the Cowboys primed to make 2021 the best season in 25 years, and possibly the best season in program history. With the 2021 College Football season just over a week away, here are 4 Bold Predictions for the Wyoming Cowboys.
Wyoming has a top 2 Scoring Offense in the Mountain West
After former Offensive Coordinator Brent Vigen left Wyoming to be the Head Coach at Montana State, Cowboy coach Craig Bohl promised to revamp and re-engineer the Cowboy's offense with new Offensive Coordinator Tim Polasek. Polasek is a former Quarterback, who as an assistant coach helped helped North Dakota State win four National Titles and helped develop Carson Wentz into a top NFL prospect at quarterback. Polasek will help Sean Chambers improve in the passing game, developing him from a run-first quarterback, to a true dual threat at the position. Under Chambers, the Cowboys have averaged just over 29 points per game, while running the ball on 72 percent of their plays, and passing only 28 percent of the time. Wyoming won't stray too far away from Craig Bohl's philosophy of being a hard-nosed run-first football team, but expect the play distribution to shift closer to a 60/40 split for run/pass. It isn't too hard to imagine the Cowboys scoring an extra 3 points per game with the boost in the passing game. That boost should put the Cowboys as a top 2 offense in the conference.
The Cowboy Defense ranks in the top 10 in the country
One of the biggest staples during the Craig Bohl era at Wyoming has been the defense. Coming into 2021, Wyoming is returning 11 out of 11 starters, including Solomon Byrd, who chose to sit out the 2020 season due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The return of Byrd will only be bolstered by the emergence of Chad Muma, who led the Pokes in tackles for loss last year, as well as leading the conference in tackles per game. With so much returning talent, the Cowboy defense that has ranked in the top 20 in several categories for the past two seasons will improve to top 10.
Wyoming upsets Boise State in Boise
Wyoming is (1-14) all time against Boise State, with the lone win coming in 2016 in Laramie with the Cowboys being led by future first round draft pick and NFL superstar Josh Allen. At the time, Boise State was ranked 13th in the country, and Wyoming pulled off the 30-28 upset with the deciding points being scored via Safety. Wyoming has played tight games with the Broncos in four out of their last five meetings. Wyoming and Boise State will enter this game with the two best records in the Mountain West, and this game will be a matchup of two ranked teams. Sean Chambers will rise to the challenge and give the Cowboys their second win against Boise State in program history, and the first win in Boise, in what will be a game decided by one score, and the best Non-Power-5 game of the 2021 College season.
Wyoming wins its first Conference Championship since 1993
With the win over Boise State, the Cowboys will win the Mountain Division, and will host Nevada for the Conference Championship game in Laramie. The stout Cowboy defense will give Carson Strong all he can handle in a rematch of last season's opener. Last year's game went to overtime after Wyoming made a furious comeback from being down 28-6 at halftime, only to have Nevada score the game winning touchdown. The Cowboys get their revenge in a game where they hold Nevada to under 20 points.
Finally, an off-the-wall prediction for the 2021 Season
Wyoming is going to run the table
Yes, you read that right. The 2021 Wyoming Cowboys are going to finish the regular season (13-0), as Mountain West Conference Champions. No team in the Conference is better set up to run the table than Wyoming. As of today, Wyoming is favored to win 10 out of their 12 games with the only two games that the Cowboys not being favored being against San Jose State and Boise State. Wyoming hands both teams their first losses of the season, en route to a birth in the Fiesta Bowl.
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Funeral services for John C. Durant, 87, pioneer Boise Civil War veteran, will be at the McBratney funeral home at 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon. He died Friday evening at his home, 641 East Jefferson street.
The Rev. C.E. Burgess will conduct the services. Burial will be in Silent Camp, Morris Hill cemetery.
Mrs. Susan M. Durant, 79, who was born in Oregon and who lived in Boise since 1988, died early Sunday morning at her home, 641 East Jefferson street. She was the widow of J.C. Durant, who died in 1933.
CANANDAIGUA, Feb. 11.—Mr. and Mrs. William Furman celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary Tuesday in their home at this village. A family dinner was served at 6 o'clock and the evening was spent socially. The table was tastefully decorated and valentines were used as favors.
Charlotte Amelia Rutan Moore was born in Vernon, Sussex county, New Jersey, March 30, 1835, and died April 14, 1925, making her age 90 years.
She was married to John Moore December 19, 1854 at Sparta, New Jersey. To this union were born three children, one dying in infancy, one daughter Laura Furman and a son J.E. Moore survive. She also leaves three grandchildren, Lewis Furman, Leon Furman and John Moore and one great grandchild, Patricia Moore.
Source: Adrian Daily Telegram, April 20, 1925.
CANANDAIGUA, Mich., April 15—Mrs. Charlotte Moore, aged 90 years, died yesterday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Furman, after a short illness. Her death was caused by a general breaking down as a result of her advanced age.
She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Furman, and a son, Edward Moore, both of Canandaigua. She had been a resident of the vicinity for many years.
The funeral services will be held at the Furman home Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock with the burial in the Morenci cemetery.
Source: Adrian Daily Telegram, April 15, 1925.
Port Jervis — Miss [unclear] Cooper, twenty-[unclear] years old, wife of Stanley Cooper of eleven [unclear] avenue, walked solemnly down the middle aisle of St. Peter's Lutheran here yesterday afternoon, a bridal attendant in the wedding of her friend A. Marian Van Sickle to Wallace Edgar Moore. The organist was playing the wedding march. Halfway down the aisle Mrs. Cooper collapsed in the arms of a bridesmaid, Miss Wilma Davidson.
Some two hundred years ago and about forty years before the Declaration of Independence, the first Jacob T. Rorick landed in America and settled on the river that bears the name of his fellow countryman, Henrich Hudson. This first Jacob T. Rorick was the great-grandfather of Jacob Thompson Rorick, of The Dalles. The latter's parents were Mark and Ann E. (Moore) Rorick, who were natives of New Jersey, and in that state he was born in 1853. His grandmother Moore was an aunt of Rev. John Russell, who was a candidate of the prohibition party for president.
Mr. Rorick was educated in the district schools of Michigan, where he was sent on the death of his parents to live with an uncle. Later he entered the Oak Grove Academy, after which he taught school for a time, in the meanwhile taking a course at the State Normal School at Ypsilanti. He then began the study of law and took a law course at Michigan State University. For some reason, he abandoned the practice of law and turned his attention to the newspaper business, becoming the editor of the Bad Axe Democrat, which he conducted for eight years, and during this time he was appointed the postmaster of Bad Axe, Michigan, by President Cleveland, serving in that office for four years.
It was in 1892 that Mr. Rorick came to Oregon, locating at Grand Haven on the opposite side of the river from The Dalles. There he secured twenty-three hundred acres of land and of this he still owns thirteen hundred acres. He also has one hundred and eighty acres in Benton county, Washington, under ditch, devoted to fruit and alfalfa. He has given much attention to cattle raising and was one of the organizers of the Castle Rock Land Association. While in the cattle business, Mr. Rorick always believed in full-blooded sires and his Durham bulls were all of registered stock. Closing out his cattle business, he took up dairying and used only Jerseys, again adhering to registered sires. Since 1909 he has practically retired from active connection with farm work.
Mr. Rorick has always evinced an interest in public affairs, though in no sense is he a politician. He has served on the school board; was twice candidate for mayor of The Dalles; and for eight years served as one of the city water commissioners. He served as director of The Dalles Chamber of Commerce from 1915 to 1917, when he was elected president of that body, occupying that office until 1919. He is vice-president of the Oregon State Champer of Commerce, and one of the five eastern Oregon directors of that important organization. He has been a Mason for forty-six years, and a Knight Templar for twenty-eight years. He has held all of the chairs in the blue lodge and is a Noble of the Ancient Arabic Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine.
In 1881 Mr. Rorick was married to Miss Carrie E. Eldridge, whose great-grandfather was a soldier in the Revolutionary war. She is a daughter of Rev. H.P. Eldridge, a Baptist clergyman of the middle west, who left his pulpit and fought gallantly with the Federal army during the Civil war. The living children of Mr. and Mrs. Rorick are: Mark, who is a chief yeoman in the United States Navy; Faye, wife of Clifton Condon, of The Dalles; Jay T., Jr., and E.H., a supercargo in the service of the United States Shipping Board. There are eight grandchildren, two of whom, Jay T., 3rd, and Elizabeth, they are rearing.
Source: Carey, Charles Henry. 1922. History of Oregon. Volume 3. Chicago: Pioneer Historical Publishing Company.
Jacob T. Rorick, editor and proprietor of the Bad Axe Democrat, published at Bad Axe, Mich., was born in the State of New Jersey, Feb. 9, 1853; he is a son of Mark and Ann E. (Moore) Rorick, the former of German-English extraction, the latter of Irish descent, and both natives of New Jersey, where they lived and died.
The subject of this sketch attended school the first 15 years of his life; he was then engaged in working on a farm by the month for a period of seven years, after which he engaged in teaching school, some 14 terms, in the country; he then became Principal of the Schools at Canandaigua, Mich., for three terms, then acted as Principal of the Schools at Fayette, Ohio. He emigrated to Michigan in the year 1867, having been engaged for a short time previously as clerk in a grocery store. Several years since, he was engaged for a time in dealing in produce, with a fair degree of success. He came to Bad Axe in July, 1884, and purchased the press from William T. Hutchinson and entered immediately upon the duties of publishing a paper known as the Bad Axe Democrat, which he has continued up to the present time, a more extended sketch of which will be found elsewhere in this work.
Mr. Rorick was married in Lenawee Co., Mich., April 16, 1881, to Carrie Eldridge, daughter of the Rev. H.P. and Sarah (Averill) Eldridge; she was born in New York, Feb. 4, 1858. They have by this union one child, Mark Eldridge, born Feb. 1, 1884. Mr. Rorick is a member of the Order of Freemasons, belonging to Lodge No. 173, Medina, Lenawee Co., Mich. In political faith Mr. Rorick is, as the title of his paper would seem to indicate, a Democrat of strong type. He holds to the principles of no compromise with wrong, but to hew to the line and let the chips fall where they may. On the subject of religion he is a freethinker.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Album of Huron County Containing Portraits and Biographical Sketches of Prominent and Representative Citizens of the County. 1884. Chicago: Chapman Brothers.


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Things to Do in Philadelphia
The first World Heritage City in the U.S., nicknamed the Athens of America, is Philadelphia serving as the economic, cultural, and educational anchor of the greater Delaware Valley. In terms of recreation, Fairmount Park together with the adjacent Wissahickon Valley Park, making up one of the largest contiguous urban park areas in the country, will have plenty of options for the whole family. Your cultural enrichment is catered to at the Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Museum of the American Revolution, the Rodin Museum, and the Please Touch Museum. Catch up on some shopping at Philadelphia's Magic Gardens or the Philadelphia Mills.
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New Homes for Sale in Philadelphia
Philadelphia has 619 new home communities, with 3,274 houses available for sale. These houses start at just $69,000, and they have up to 9,515 square feet of space, so people from all walks of life can invest in a quality new construction home. 295 homebuilders design and build 2,296 home plans, and your dream home is among them.
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Such prestigious builders as Streamline Solutions, Toll Brothers, Ryan Homes, NVHomes, and Rockwell Custom assist you with the smooth execution of the home buying process.
When you buy a home in one of Philadelphia's new home communities you get more than a house. Your new house is in a neighborhood where you can live an active and engaged life. Your neighbors aren't just the people who live next door, they will be lifelong friends. After having fun with friends and family at the community pool or neighborhood sports complex, invite your loved ones over to your beautiful new home for a delicious meal.
To help homeowners make the most of their new community Philadelphia homebuilders and developers often include fantastic amenities in the neighborhood plan including:
Top Philadelphia School Districts
As for options for educating your children, they range from top rated school districts in the metro area, such as Lower Merion School District, fourth-best school district in the state, to the Philadelphia City School District, one of the most diverse school districts located within the city center. Bask in everything the city has to offer.
Use NewHomeSource to explore the entire real estate market in Philadelphia. Your new dream home is just a click away.
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40 Valley View Drive
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Perkasie 3 $498,074
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At Leisure
At Leisure: Jim Sclavunos Of Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds On Tiki Cocktails
Luke Turner , June 25th, 2018 12:58
In the latest Quietus At Leisure film in association with Lush, Bad Seed Jim Sclavunos tells us of his enduring love of the Tiki cocktail
A Renaissance man of the old school; urbane, witty, twinkly-eyed, always in a tidy suit, Jim Sclavunos is a product of the time when New York's Lower East Side saw a glorious collision of art and rock & roll. Born in Brooklyn to Italian and Greek parents, Sclavunos cut his teeth as a musician alongside Lydia Lunch in Teenage Jesus & The Jerks before going on to stints in The Cramps and an early incarnation of Sonic Youth. Since 1994, his skills as a percussionist have made him a core member of Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds and their parallel project, the feral garage rock group Grinderman. Aside from his work as a musician, Sclavunos is increasingly making his name as a producer, remixer and radio presenter.
In this Quietus' At Leisure film - a series looking at cult musicians and their hobbies - Sclavunos guides us through the Tiki cocktail culture that swept America in the 1950s, and discusses his love of mixing drinks - relating it to his own work in recording studios: "as a producer I'm really interested in mixes," he says; "it's always important to get the right balance, and to make sure that one thing or another doesn't predominate too much". To read our profile of Jim Sclavunos, visit the Lush website. The Quietus at Leisure was produced by Luke Turner and shot and edited by Ethan Reid. The series is produced in association with Lush.
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Q: Current Site Time (in UTC) at Bottom of Every Page I'm sometimes confused by UTC and how it relates to the daylight savings time of my timezone. Could we get a little timestamp at the bottom of every page in UTC?

A: Why would we want to break caching for anonymous users every second of every day? :(
Beyond that, the UTC time is on your /recent page. Click the envelope at the top of the page and see.
edit: see the dropdown on your user name; it contains the current UTC time.

A: Just remember it's 19:18 now

A: You find the current UTC time in your recent activity list.

A: Aside from anything else, you can always find the current UTC time here.


Are you trying to find the best Cooking Classes in Dugger IN? In Dugger IN, cooking classes will enable you to venture into new foods, cooking styles, and even the cultures and histories behind the foods. Not only that, experience the newest cooking techniques, knife skills, diets, and unique ingredients by finding cooking classes. Classes are being filled up fast, so get registered now!
If you are looking at cooking classes for professional development, visit our culinary schools section – A chef or any other culinary arts professional can obtain certification that indicates to an employer that he or she has achieved some level of culinary proficiency. Along with certification, class room and hand-on training, one likewise needs certain soft skills, or personal qualities, to succeed in this environment.


Chromosomal aberrations are hallmarks of cancers and the locus of frequent genomic amplifications often harbors key cancer driver genes. Many genomic amplicons remain larger with hundreds of genes and the key drivers remain to be identified by an amplification-wide systematic analysis. The 7q21.12-q22.3 genomic amplification is frequent in gastric cancers which occur in ~10% of the patients and multiple cell lines. This 7q21.12-q22.3 amplicon has not yet been completely analyzed towards identifying the driver genes and their functional contribution in oncogenesis. The amplitude and prevalence indicate the important role conferred by this amplicon in gastric cancers. Among the 159 genes of this amplicon, 12 genes are found over-expressed in primary gastric tumors and cell lines. Many of the over-expressed genes show negative association with p53 transcriptional activity. RNAi based functional screening of the genes reveal, SHFM1 as key gastric cancer driver gene. SHFM1 confers cell cycle progression and resistance to p53 stabilizing drugs in gastric cancer cells. SHFM1 also activates Src, MAPK/ERK and PI3K/Akt signaling pathways. This is the first integrative genomic investigation of 7q21.12-q22.3 amplicon revealing the potential oncogenic candidacy of 12 genes. The oncogenic contribution of SHFM1, mediated by the p53 suppressive feature has been demonstrated in gastric cancer cells.


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Jonathan Harris: The Storytelling of Life
The Geography of Bliss: The Secrets of the Happiest Places on Earth
Book Spine Poetry vol. 5: The Meaning of Life
Balloons for Bhutan: Jonathan Harris Documents Happiness
A portrait of happiness in the last Himalayan kingdom.
Since 1972, Bhutan has been attracting international attention as the only country in the world that quantifies its nation's well-being not by Gross National Product, the narrow and soulless measure of our economic monoculture, but by Gross National Happiness. In 2007, artist Jonathan Harris (♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥) traveled to Bhutan to explore the Gross National Happiness paradigm. Balloons for Bhutan documents his effort to capture "a portrait of happiness in the last Himalayan kingdom" in his signature style of multimedia storytelling.
Harris asked 117 people of various ages, occupations, education levels, and social status five questions related to happiness: What makes them happy; what is their happiest memory; what is their favorite joke; what is their happiness level on a scale of 1 to 10; if they could make one wish, what would that be. He then gave each person the number of balloons corresponding to their stated happiness, and wrote each person's wish on the balloon of their favorite color. On the final night of his journey, he strung up the inflated balloons at Duchala, a sacred mountain pass at 10,000 feet, bobbing amidst Buddhist prayer flags.
Here's an excerpt from Harris's 2007 EG / TED talk, where he talks about the project:
Explore the project in its full audiovisual glory for the complete effect. Then, grab some of these 7 essential books on the art and science of happiness to better understand this complex, universal aspiration.
https://www.themarginalian.org/2011/11/02/balloons-for-bhutan-jonathan-harris/
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This a Remix of some parts used in my previous design Tow Walker.
Useful as a penholder, desktop bin, planter or if you can print at a huge scale you can made a fantastic trash bin.
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Day 1 of the 2012 Esri GIS Educational Conference begins shortly. Yours truly will have the honor of speaking on the stage with my colleague, Joseph Kerski. Since I was privy to the other plenaries at our rehearsal yesterday, I know you'll hear the phrase "spatial thinking" in almost everyone's presentation, and ArcGIS Online will figure prominently this year as well.
JJK and I will be talking about "open educational resources." Open is a word that can be construed in many ways, and that's okay. Such definitions are not always mutually exclusive. I'll be using "open" as both an adjective and a verb, like my friend Jeremy Crampton does too. I look forward to the lively discussion.
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