Further to the announcement made by Griffin Mining Limited ("Griffin" or "the Company") on 20th May 2012, Griffin is pleased to confirm completion of the agreement to purchase the majority of the Zhangjiakou Caijiaying Lead Zinc Mining Company Limited's interest in Hebei Hua Ao Mining Industry Company Limited ("Hua Ao"), the owner of the Caijiaying Zinc-Gold Mine and surrounding tenements and the extension of the term of the Hua Ao joint venture to 2037.
Hua Ao has been granted a new business licence confirming Griffin's 88.8% interest (through its wholly owned subsidiary China Zinc Ltd) and the extension of the joint venture through to 2037. This new arrangement is effective from the 21st May 2012. Griffin has paid Renminbi 700 million (US$110 million) in cash for the additional 28.8% (taking its interest from 60% to 88.8%) in Hua Ao and the 18 year extension of the joint venture term to 2037. The transfer of interests and extension of the joint venture term have now been registered with the appropriate authorities in China.
The purchase price has been financed from undistributed retained dividends in Hua Ao, banking facilities in China and Griffin's existing cash resources.
Griffin Mining Ltd ("the Company") is pleased to announce that all the resolutions put to the shareholders of the Company at the Annual General Meeting held today were duly passed.
3,769 ozs (2011 – 4,493 ozs) of gold in concentrate.
Production of zinc, lead and silver in concentrate in the six months to 30th June 2012 was a record for any six month period at Caijiaying despite production being impacted by the Chinese spring festival holidays and restricted supplies of explosives during the Chinese national party congress. Work continues to improve gold recoveries. In the interim, mining of high grade gold areas has been deferred until further metallurgical test work has been completed.


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The exile: What Kashmiri Pandits have not been able to do in the 30 years since January 19, 1990
Delhi elections: Kejriwal releases 'guarantee card', promises free power, 24-hour drinking water
Though Jammu welcomes Modi's move on J&K, Congress and Dogra leaders are under house arrest
Why wasn't the Opposition taken into confidence, asks J&K Congress leader Ghulam Ahmed Mir, who is also under detention.
Vijayta Lalwani & Ipsita Chakravarty
Aug 20, 2019 · 06:30 am
Jammu and Kashmir Congress leader Ghulam Ahmed Mir. | Ghulam Ahmed Mir via Facebook.
Jammu and Kashmir Congress chief Ghulam Ahmed Mir has been under house arrest since August 16. He was put under detention just as he was about to attend a press meet to announce events that had been planned for Rajiv Gandhi's 75th birth anniversary on August 20, he said.
"Before I was to leave for the press conference, senior officers came to my house and gave verbal orders that I was under house arrest," said Mir, a former member of the legislative assembly from Dooru in South Kashmir's Anantnag district.
It was the third in the past few weeks that the security forces had tried to detain him, Mir said. First, on August 4, he was "declared as detained", Mir claimed. "Just after I had left my residence for the airport, security officers came to my home [in Srinagar] and said, 'He is under house arrest, when he comes back, he should not meet anyone.'"
According to Mir, the security officers had no problem with him being in Delhi, only with "being in town" in Srinagar. The next day, the Union government announced it was revoking the special status of Jammu and Kashmir, nullifying Articles 370 and 35A, which gave the state government a degree of autonomy, its own constitution and powers to grant permanent residents of the state certain rights, including the right to own land. The Centre also announced it was dividing the state into two Union Territories, that of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh.
On August 8, Mir tried to return to Srinagar with Congress member of Parliament and former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir Ghulam Nabi Azad. Both were detained at the Srinagar airport and sent back to Delhi. Mir finally returned to Jammu on August 11, in time for Eid, only to be put under house arrest days later.
Arresting leaders
As the Centre announced sweeping changes to Jammu and Kashmir on August 5, Kashmir remained under lockdown – all communication lines were cut, there were restrictions on movement and most major political leaders in the Valley were detained.
Jammu went under lockdown too, though less severe than the Valley. Large parts of the region were under Section 144 for days, preventing the assembly of more than five people, while mobile services and the internet were also blocked. As of August 18, Sanjeev Verma, divisional commissioner, Jammu, said broadband, landlines and mobile services were working in Jammu region including in the border districts of Rajouri and Poonch.
But Vijay, a 40-year-old travel agent in Ranbir Singh Pura city in Jammu district, said that landlines and cable services were working in the district while internet services were suspended.
A journalist from Rajouri district, who asked to remain unidentified, said that only BSNL's post-paid mobile networks had started to function since August 17. "I still have not been able to speak to my family in Poonch in two weeks," said the journalist.
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According to reports, prominent National Conference leaders based in Jammu were placed under house arrest soon after the Centre's decision, as was Choudhary Lal Singh of the Dogra Swabhiman Sangathan party. From August 16, another raft of detentions took place.
First, at the press conference arranged by the Congress on Friday, the police detained the party's spokesperson, Ravinder Sharma, as he was to start addressing the audience. According to the police, he was taken into "preventive custody" to avoid a "law and order situation". "We wanted a discussion on Article 370 and 35A and had suggestions on the further restructuring." He was prevented from going to the Dogra Bhawan and placed under house arrest.
'National party'
Mir opposed the decision to turn the state into a Union Territory, although he was muted in his criticism of the move to nullify Article 370. "It is not only the Congress's stand," he said. "The general feeling of the people of Jammu and Kashmir is that the Centre has let us down by degrading the state to Union Territory level. Other things, like the abolition of Article 370, are subject to debate. Now the BJP is demanding domicile status, to not allow outsiders to take our land and jobs. This was what Article 35A guaranteed."
He also said the changes were introduced "undemocratically and unconstitutionally".
Explained Mir: "They should have taken the state assembly on board. They should have held elections and left it to the state assembly. They may have got power, according to what they were saying. Why this hasty decision without taking the state assembly into confidence, without taking the opposition into confidence?"
On Article 370, the Congress has spoken in many voices. In Parliament, it opposed the move to hollow out the law and divide the state, but the party's chief whip resigned from the Rajya Sabha because of the decision. Later, former party president Rahul Gandhi criticised the government for "tearing apart" Jammu and Kashmir and said it had "grave implications for our national security". However, on August 18, senior party leader and former Haryana chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda said the Congress "has lost its way" and that he supported the move to hollow out Article 370.
Mir dismissed the statements of support. Those might have stemmed from "individual compulsions" in their "individual areas", he said. "We are a national party. Whatever stand we took in Parliament and in the Congress Working Committee is the collective Congress view."
'Safeguards' for Dogras
The Dogra Swabhiman Sangathan, meanwhile, broadly supported scrapping special status but rued the loss of statehood for Jammu. "Ladakh is a Union Territory, very good," said Gulchain Singh Charak, former minister and president of the Dogra Sadar Sabha. "But Jammu is nationalist. Give it full statehood, along with the 24 assembly seats of PoJK."
Of the now-dissolved 111 member assembly of the state of Jammu and Kashmir, 24 seats were left empty for areas under Pakistani control. The Kashmir Valley could remain a Union Territory for as long as the security situation demands, Charak suggested. He wanted the two capitals of the former state to be independent of each other. In the state of Jammu and Kashmir, Srinagar has been the summer capital while Jammu was the winter capital. He wanted both to function all year round.
Finally, said Charak, they demanded safeguards for the Dogras of Jammu. These could be on the lines of the protections granted to North Eastern states under Article 371. Most of the provisions under Article 371 enable decentralised governance, with a certain degree of administrative autonomy. Some of the laws flowing from it also restrict land transfer to those defined as outsiders to the state.
Indian security personnel stand guard along a deserted street during restrictions in Jammu on August 7. Credit: Mukesh Gupta/Reuters
Charak surmises that these suggestions might have scared the authorities. He sees no other reason for his incarceration. "I don't know what they thought," he said. "This is ill-advised and foolish. We were supporting Modi and Shah's decision."
Restricting the sale of land
The Jammu unit of the Bharatiya Janata Party was, of course, quite enthusiastic about the Centre's decision – but with some caveats. Ayodhya Gupta, Jammu district president of the BJP, compared the government's decision on special status to demonetisation in 2016. "People will face some difficulty and will take time to adjust," he said.
Sunil Sethi, a BJP spokesperson, said people in the Jammu region welcomed the government's decision. "Jammu was never given its due from the funds that came from the Centre," Sethi said.
But both voiced one concern. "It will not work if there is no domicile certificate for us," Gupta said. Domicile policies in certain other states reserve the rights of property ownership for residents who have lived in the state for a certain period of time or defined as indigenous to the state.
Sethi felt that the government should implement a mechanism to restrict the sale of land for industrial purposes only.
Neither was concerned by the detention of political leaders, whether in Jammu or Kashmir."It is legally and morally justified," Sethi said. "The situation is volatile here. We do not want such leaders to instigate anyone. We do not want people to be killed."
Gupta agreed: "This is keeping the present circumstance in mind. These leaders want riots and strikes. But the government does not want any of that to happen. So, they are under house arrest."
'Jammuites will gain'
In Jammu division, which consists of 10 districts, responses to the Centre's decision to revoke special status for the territory are largely favourable. In Jammu district, which includes the border area of RS Pora, residents welcome the prospect of investments and are not worried about whether local culture will survive.
"Whatever money that comes from the Centre will now also reach us here," said Vijay. "But there will not be any changes in our culture."
Security personnel stand guard at a roadblock in Jammu ahead of Friday afternoon prayers on August 9. Credit: Rakesh Bakshi/AFP
It is a common sentiment in Jammu: with Union Territory status, funds that had been diverted to the Kashmir Valley will now be freed up. "Jammuites will gain," said Kanwal Lakhanpal, a retired army officer. "People can come in from outside and invest, there will be more jobs and industry, people will not have to go to Karnataka or Hyderabad to work"
He was also pleased with the greater uniformity of laws. "When any law and the Centre was rolled out, it was 'except for J&K'," said Lakhanpal. "Why should it be? The state of J&K is also part of the Indian Union."
The former army officer said he was a "Pubjabi Dogra" whose family had migrated to Jammu in 1947; his mother had been from Sialkot and his father from what is now Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir. His Dogra identity, Lakhanpal said, was not threatened by the changes. But he did want delimitation to redistribute the seats in the new legislative assembly of the Union Territory.
"Unless delimitation is there and the number of seats is decided, the Kashmiris will continue to dominate over the Dogras," said Lakhanpal.
Tense borders
But not everybody was rejoicing. On August 2, AV Gupta was one of the lawyers to be suspended by the Jammu High Court Bar Association after he said that revoking Article 35A could have "serious repercussions". Gupta is a former president of the bar association.
Despite the suspension, Gupta stands firm. "Those who are celebrating now will be on the streets in a year," he claimed. "The state will be completely commercialised. Education will not be free and there will be no job security. People are just celebrating out of emotion now."
In other border districts, where the guns have boomed along the frontier, there is tension. In Poonch and Rajouri, there had been protests against the scrapping of special status. The districts of Pir Panjal, bordering the Kashmir region, were also reported to be restive.
On August 18, the journalist from Rajouri said there was heavy deployment on the main roads as well as in small, narrow lanes. "There is just silence here," said the journalist. "Seventy per cent of the people here are against this. These are Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs."
He was sceptical about the benefits of the region's changed status. "Someone else decides for us but we are the ones who suffer," the journalist said. "Everyone is just thinking about job security and the future of their children. Why would anyone want to set up industries in the border belt where there are constant shelling activities?"
Another concern in Rajouri was that of a possible increase in crime. "There is very little crime in these border belt districts apart from the firing across the border," said the journalist. "But now that outsiders will be allowed, there is a worry that crime will increase."
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Arunachal Pradesh Assembly Speaker meets New Zealand MP
Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi is an Indian-born New Zealand politician and a member of the National Party
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Arunachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly Speaker Pasang Dorjee Sona meets Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi.
Arunachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly Speaker Pasang Dorjee Sona, who reached Auckland in New Zealand on Monday, called on Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi, one of the parliamentarians of the country.
Bakshi is an Indian-born New Zealand politician and a member of the National Party.
He was elected to the 49th New Zealand Parliament in 2008 by way of the party list.
Sona is on post-Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference tour of New Zealand and Australia.
Bakshi also hosted a dinner for Sona which was attended by Honorary Counsel of Auckland and others.
"It was matter of pride to see our Indians making presence across the world in politics," said Sona while thanking Bakshi for the dinner and for his enlightening and educative discussions.


Overuse Injuries in Youth: Is Your Child Athlete at Risk for Stress Fractures?
Dr. Josef Geldwert is Board Certified in Foot and Ankle Surgery and was the academic coordinator for the residency program at Beth Israel Hospital. He's currently serving as the team podiatrist for the NY Lizards and has served as a consultant for the NY Liberty (WNBA), NY Magic (W-League), and Central Park Track Club. He sees patients of all ages, primarily for sports injuries. One of his biggest concerns, he says, are the younger patients with overuse injuries. Unfortunately, the number of "trophy kid athletes" is on the rise in New York City. In today's post, find out if your child is at risk.
Dr. Geldwert explains risk factors, symptoms, and treatment of stress fractures in children.
Which kids are at risk for stress fractures?
Stress fractures are hairline breaks in the bone due to overuse and repetitive motion. Doctors may categorize the fracture as "low-risk" if it is in the upper body — like the ribs or arm bone — or "high-risk" if it is in the thigh bone, foot, knee cap, or spine. It is particularly concerning if the fracture occurs where two bones meet at a growth plate although long-term disturbances to growth and development are relatively rare.
How can you tell a stress fracture apart from more benign injuries?
The #1 symptom of a stress fracture is pain. Usually, it's a gradual pain, which is in stark contrast to acute injuries that happen suddenly on the field or court. The pain is deep and localized — usually worsening with activity and diminishing with rest. It is a misconception that one will be "unable to walk" with a stress fracture. Our patients are typically able to walk, as the nerves and muscles affecting motion remain unaffected by the hairline crack in the bone. More often than not, what begins as a nagging ache or simple discomfort (like a pulled muscle) progresses to intolerable pain and the inability to bear weight. The affected bone is often painful to the touch. Mild swelling, bruising and redness may or may not accompany the pain.
The only way to know for sure is to see a doctor for a professional diagnosis. In addition to a general exam, your child may need an x-ray to look for a break in the bone, an MRI scan to assess swelling and inflammation, or a bone scan to look for fine fractures that may not show up in a standard x-ray. Stress fractures typically do not show up on x-ray until at least two weeks after symptoms begin.
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Hale also currently serves as a member of Macy's board of directors and as a trustee of Howard University.
Hale will begin her new role at the end of Mr. Bierkan's existing employment agreement on August 22, 2018.
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The film industry is also striving for a fast solution for better online protection of its authors in Europe. FERA (Federation of European Film Directors), FSE (Federation of Screenwriters in Europe) and SAA (Society of Audiovisual Authors) thank their supporters for the support of the past few months, but emphasise that the fight is not yet over, on the contrary.
The three interest groups recently joined forces to call on screenwriters and directors:
"Thank you for signing the petition. A month ago, we wrote to all signatories to share the happy news: Members of the Legal Affairs' Committee of the European Parliament adopted their report on the proposal for a new Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market on 20 June. We welcomed the inclusion of a new provision in favour of fair and proportionate remuneration for authors and performers for the exploitation of their works.
Unfortunately, the mandate given to the Legal Affairs' Committee to start the negotiations with the EU Council and the European Commission was challenged and the report will now be discussed by the full house of the European Parliament on 12 September, which delays the adoption of the position of the Parliament. (To learn more about what happened please read our blog www.saa-authors.eu/en/blog)
For screenwriters and directors, it is important that the European Parliament adopts a position that confirms their right to fair and proportionate remuneration for the exploitation of their works. We therefore continue to need your support to show the European Parliament that we are numerous calling for improving the situation of screenwriters and directors. Help us to reach 20,000 signatures!"
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Hinduism consists of a voluminous body of thought and philosophy arranged within a number of different schools and tendencies, developed over the course of centuries as scholars revisited or provided commentaries on existing literature.
The particular configurations of thought and literature involved in Hindu thought are arranged in ways that are not always intuitively obvious to the Western mind. Instead, concepts of dietary propriety and forms of public duty are combined with epistemological and linguistic explorations.
The Hindu view of the universe most commonly recognizes the presence of the divine within every aspect of the fabric of existence, and this is commingled with the sense of personal connection with individual deities. Consequently, it is impossible to separate right behavior from right forms of thinking.
Hindu philosophical concepts are liberally sprinkled through the verse epics such as the Bhagavad Gita and the Mahabharata, as well as the Vedas, the Upanishads, and other texts, primarily written in the Sanskrit language.
Since Sanskrit was considered to be a sacred language and intimately connected with the nature of the universe, issues relating to the language are also considered to be relevant to philosophy.
General philosophical concerns included epistemic, moral, and metaphysical issues. Epistemic concerns are deeply related to the study of the Sanskrit language. It is also concerned with different ways of perceiving and making sense of the universe. Possible forms of interaction included inference, sensory perception, and forms of logical deduction.
They also included higher forms of yogic perception of higher spiritual states that were related to the Buddhist concept of enlightenment. Many forms of meditation are involved in the attempt to understand the spiritual nature of the universe.
Moral issues largely centered on the concepts of dharma and karma. The latter relates to the interrelationship between cause and effect and dates from the times of the Upanishads.
All acts committed by individuals are morally good or bad, and each will provide good or bad karma, which will attach itself to the individual soul. For the soul to achieve its goal of understanding the nature of the universe it is necessary to accumulate good karma and eliminate bad karma.
Philosophers varied as to the efficacy of meditation, good deeds, or actions to attain this understanding. Dharma refers to different methods by which duty should be performed, with respect to both temporal and spiritual obligations.
Many of the injunctions on this form of moral behavior are contained in the Dharma Sutras, which are the Vedic-influenced texts that outline various forms of behavior. Some of the many sutras were subsequently developed into shastras, which were used to frame Hindu laws and social regulations, including the caste system.
Metaphysical concerns featured the nature of the divine and how it may be approached. The atman, or the soul, was frequently taken as the unit of analysis. A central metaphysical concern was to understand the specific nature of the atman and how it was related to the wider universe.
Some believed that the atman was an intrinsic part of the universe and represented a microscopic but inseparable part of the larger universe. A person who is able to perceive this reality through higher spiritual perception has the opportunity to be freed from the painful cycle of birth and rebirth.
However, subsequent developments of thought placed more emphasis on the role of the gods and of divine grace in enabling the atman to ascend to the higher level of understanding.
Sankara (c. 788–820 c.e.) was a nondualist of the Advaita Vedanta school and was influential in developing the concept of the atman as being equated with Brahma, which is the universal soul that permeates the entire universe.
Since Brahma is not just universal but eternal and eternally unchanging, the atman and the other physical manifestations of the universe are some form of shadow representation of the eternal, and it is possible for the individual, through the cultivation of the faculty of true sight, to attain a glimpse of reality in a process that is very similar to the nirvana of Buddhism.
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2020 8 --- Inland Empire 66ers (ANA), Lake Elsinore Storm (SDN), Lancaster JetHawks (COL), Modesto Nuts (SEA), Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (LAN), San Jose Giants (SFN), Stockton Ports (OAK), Visalia Rawhide (ARI)
2019 8 Visalia Rawhide Inland Empire 66ers (ANA), Lake Elsinore Storm (SDN), Lancaster Jethawks (COL), Modesto Nuts (SEA), Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (LAN), San Jose Giants (SFN), Stockton Ports (OAK), Visalia Rawhide (ARI)
2018 8 Rancho Cucamonga Quakes Inland Empire 66ers (ANA), Lake Elsinore Storm (SDN), Lancaster Jethawks (COL), Modesto Nuts (SEA), Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (LAN), San Jose Giants (SFN), Stockton Ports (OAK), Visalia Rawhide (ARI)
2017 8 Modesto Nuts Inland Empire 66ers (ANA), Lake Elsinore Storm (SDN), Lancaster Jethawks (COL), Modesto Nuts (SEA), Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (LAN), San Jose Giants (SFN), Stockton Ports (OAK), Visalia Rawhide (ARI)
2016 10 High Desert Mavericks Bakersfield Blaze (SEA), High Desert Mavericks (TEX), Inland Empire 66ers (ANA), Lake Elsinore Storm (SDN), Lancaster Jethawks (HOU), Modesto Nuts (COL), Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (LAN), San Jose Giants (SFN), Stockton Ports (OAK), Visalia Rawhide (ARI)
2015 10 Rancho Cucamonga Quakes Bakersfield Blaze (SEA), High Desert Mavericks (TEX), Inland Empire 66ers (ANA), Lake Elsinore Storm (SDN), Lancaster Jethawks (HOU), Modesto Nuts (COL), Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (LAN), San Jose Giants (SFN), Stockton Ports (OAK), Visalia Rawhide (ARI)
2014 10 Lancaster Jethawks Bakersfield Blaze (CIN), High Desert Mavericks (SEA), Inland Empire 66ers (ANA), Lake Elsinore Storm (SDN), Lancaster Jethawks (HOU), Modesto Nuts (COL), Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (LAN), San Jose Giants (SFN), Stockton Ports (OAK), Visalia Rawhide (ARI)
2013 10 Inland Empire 66ers Bakersfield Blaze (CIN), High Desert Mavericks (SEA), Inland Empire 66ers (ANA), Lake Elsinore Storm (SDN), Lancaster Jethawks (HOU), Modesto Nuts (COL), Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (LAN), San Jose Giants (SFN), Stockton Ports (OAK), Visalia Rawhide (ARI)
2011 10 Lake Elsinore Storm Bakersfield Blaze (CIN), High Desert Mavericks (SEA), Inland Empire 66ers (ANA), Lake Elsinore Storm (SDN), Lancaster Jethawks (HOU), Modesto Nuts (COL), Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (LAN), San Jose Giants (SFN), Stockton Ports (OAK), Visalia Rawhide (ARI)
2010 10 San Jose Giants Bakersfield Blaze (TEX), High Desert Mavericks (SEA), Inland Empire 66ers (LAN), Lake Elsinore Storm (SDN), Lancaster JetHawks (HOU), Modesto Nuts (COL), Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (ANA), San Jose Giants (SFN), Stockton Ports (OAK), Visalia Rawhide (ARI)
2008 10 Stockton Ports Bakersfield Blaze (TEX), High Desert Mavericks (SEA), Inland Empire 66ers (LAN), Lake Elsinore Storm (SDN), Lancaster JetHawks (BOS), Modesto Nuts (COL), Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (ANA), San Jose Giants (SFN), Stockton Ports (OAK), Visalia Oaks (ARI)
2007 10 San Jose Giants Bakersfield Blaze (TEX), High Desert Mavericks (SEA), Inland Empire 66ers (LAN), Lake Elsinore Storm (SDN), Lancaster JetHawks (BOS), Modesto Nuts (COL), Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (ANA), San Jose Giants (SFN), Stockton Ports (OAK), Visalia Oaks (ARI)
2006 10 Inland Empire 66ers Bakersfield Blaze (TEX), High Desert Mavericks (KCA), Inland Empire 66ers (SEA), Lake Elsinore Storm (SDN), Lancaster JetHawks (ARI), Modesto Nuts (COL), Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (ANA), San Jose Giants (SFN), Stockton Ports (OAK), Visalia Oaks (TBA)
2005 10 San Jose Giants Bakersfield Blaze (TEX), High Desert Mavericks (KCA), Inland Empire 66ers (SEA), Lake Elsinore Storm (SDN), Lancaster JetHawks (ARI), Modesto Nuts (COL), Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (ANA), San Jose Giants (SFN), Stockton Ports (OAK), Visalia Oaks (TBA)
2004 10 Modesto A's Bakersfield Blaze (TBA), High Desert Mavericks (MIL), Inland Empire 66ers (SEA), Lake Elsinore Storm (SDN), Lancaster JetHawks (ARI), Modesto A's (OAK), Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (ANA), San Jose Giants (SFN), Stockton Ports (TEX), Visalia Oaks (COL)
2003 10 Inland Empire 66ers Bakersfield Blaze (TBA), High Desert Mavericks (MIL), Inland Empire 66ers (SEA), Lake Elsinore Storm (SDN), Lancaster JetHawks (ARI), Modesto A's (OAK), Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (ANA), San Jose Giants (SFN), Stockton Ports (TEX), Visalia Oaks (COL)
2002 10 Stockton Ports Bakersfield Blaze (TBA), High Desert Mavericks (MIL), Lake Elsinore Storm (SDN), Lancaster JetHawks (ARI), Modesto A's (OAK), Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (ANA), San Bernardino Stampede (SEA), San Jose Giants (SFN), Stockton Ports (CIN), Visalia Oaks (OAK)
2001 10 Lake Elsinore Storm Bakersfield Blaze (TBA), High Desert Mavericks (MIL), Lake Elsinore Storm (SDN), Lancaster JetHawks (ARI), Modesto A's (OAK), Mudville Nine (CIN), Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (ANA), San Bernardino Stampede (SEA), San Jose Giants (SFN), Visalia Oaks (OAK)
2000 10 San Bernardino Stampede Bakersfield Blaze (SFN), High Desert Mavericks (ARI), Lake Elsinore Storm (ANA), Lancaster JetHawks (SEA), Modesto A's (OAK), Mudville Nine (MIL), Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (SDN), San Bernardino Stampede (LAN), San Jose Giants (SFN), Visalia Oaks (OAK)
1999 10 San Bernardino Stampede Bakersfield Blaze (SFN), High Desert Mavericks (ARI), Lake Elsinore Storm (ANA), Lancaster JetHawks (SEA), Modesto A's (OAK), Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (SDN), San Bernardino Stampede (LAN), San Jose Giants (SFN), Stockton Ports (MIL), Visalia Oaks (OAK)
1998 10 San Jose Giants Bakersfield Blaze (SFN), High Desert Mavericks (ARI), Lake Elsinore Storm (ANA), Lancaster JetHawks (SEA), Modesto A's (OAK), Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (SDN), San Bernardino Stampede (LAN), San Jose Giants (SFN), Stockton Ports (MIL), Visalia Oaks (OAK)
1997 10 High Desert Mavericks Bakersfield Blaze (SFN), High Desert Mavericks (ARI), Lake Elsinore Storm (ANA), Lancaster JetHawks (SEA), Modesto A's (OAK), Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (SDN), San Bernardino Stampede (LAN), San Jose Giants (SFN), Stockton Ports (MIL), Visalia Oaks (OAK)
1996 10 Lake Elsinore Storm Bakersfield Blaze (), High Desert Mavericks (BAL), Lake Elsinore Storm (CAL), Lancaster JetHawks (SEA), Modesto A's (OAK), Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (SDN), San Bernardino Stampede (LAN), San Jose Giants (SFN), Stockton Ports (MIL), Visalia Oaks ()
1995 10 San Bernardino Spirit Bakersfield Blaze (), High Desert Mavericks (BAL), Lake Elsinore Storm (CAL), Modesto A's (OAK), Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (SDN), Riverside Pilots (SEA), San Bernardino Spirit (LAN), San Jose Giants (SFN), Stockton Ports (MIL), Visalia Oaks ()
1994 10 Rancho Cucamonga Quakes Bakersfield Dodgers (LAN), Central Valley Rockies (COL), High Desert Mavericks (), Lake Elsinore Storm (CAL), Modesto A's (OAK), Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (SDN), Riverside Pilots (SEA), San Bernardino Spirit (), San Jose Giants (SFN), Stockton Ports (MIL)
1993 10 High Desert Mavericks Bakersfield Dodgers (LAN), Central Valley Rockies (COL), High Desert Mavericks (MIA), Modesto A's (OAK), Palm Springs Angels (CAL), Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (SDN), Riverside Pilots (SEA), San Bernardino Spirit (), San Jose Giants (SFN), Stockton Ports (MIL)
1992 10 Stockton Ports Bakersfield Dodgers (LAN), High Desert Mavericks (SDN), Modesto A's (OAK), Palm Springs Angels (CAL), Reno Silver Sox (), Salinas Spurs (), San Bernardino Spirit (SEA), San Jose Giants (SFN), Stockton Ports (MIL), Visalia Oaks (MIN)
1991 10 High Desert Mavericks Bakersfield Dodgers (LAN), High Desert Mavericks (SDN), Modesto A's (OAK), Palm Springs Angels (CAL), Reno Silver Sox (), Salinas Spurs (), San Bernardino Spirit (SEA), San Jose Giants (SFN), Stockton Ports (MIL), Visalia Oaks (MIN)
1990 10 Stockton Ports Bakersfield Dodgers (LAN), Modesto A's (OAK), Palm Springs Angels (CAL), Reno Silver Sox (), Riverside Red Wave (SDN), Salinas Spurs (), San Bernardino Spirit (SEA), San Jose Giants (SFN), Stockton Ports (MIL), Visalia Oaks (MIN)
1989 10 Bakersfield Dodgers Bakersfield Dodgers (LAN), Modesto A's (OAK), Palm Springs Angels (CAL), Reno Silver Sox (), Riverside Red Wave (SDN), Salinas Spurs (), San Bernardino Spirit (SEA), San Jose Giants (SFN), Stockton Ports (MIL), Visalia Oaks (MIN)
1988 10 Riverside Red Wave Bakersfield Dodgers (LAN), Fresno Suns (), Modesto A's (OAK), Palm Springs Angels (CAL), Reno Silver Sox (), Riverside Red Wave (SDN), San Bernardino Spirit (SEA), San Jose Giants (SFN), Stockton Ports (MIL), Visalia Oaks (MIN)
1987 10 Fresno Giants Bakersfield Dodgers (LAN), Fresno Giants (SFN), Modesto A's (OAK), Palm Springs Angels (CAL), Reno Padres (SDN), Salinas Spurs (SEA), San Bernardino Spirit (), San Jose Bees (), Stockton Ports (MIL), Visalia Oaks (MIN)
1986 10 Stockton Ports Bakersfield Dodgers (LAN), Fresno Giants (SFN), Modesto A's (OAK), Palm Springs Angels (CAL), Reno Padres (SDN), Salinas Spurs (SEA), San Jose Bees (), Stockton Ports (MIL), Ventura County Gulls (TOR), Visalia Oaks (MIN)
1985 9 Fresno Giants Bakersfield Dodgers (LAN), Fresno Giants (SFN), Modesto A's (OAK), Redwood Pioneers (CAL), Reno Padres (SDN), Salinas Spurs (SEA), San Jose Bees (), Stockton Ports (MIL), Visalia Oaks (MIN)
1984 10 Modesto A's Bakersfield Dodgers (LAN), Fresno Giants (SFN), Lodi Crushers (CHN), Modesto A's (OAK), Redwood Pioneers (CAL), Reno Padres (SDN), Salinas Spurs (SEA), San Jose Bees (), Stockton Ports (MIL), Visalia Oaks (MIN)
1983 10 Redwood Pioneers Bakersfield Mariners (SEA), Fresno Giants (SFN), Lodi Dodgers (LAN), Modesto A's (OAK), Redwood Pioneers (CAL), Reno Padres (SDN), Salinas Spurs (CHN), San Jose Bees (BAL), Stockton Ports (MIL), Visalia Oaks (MIN)
1982 10 Modesto A's Bakersfield Mariners (SEA), Fresno Giants (SFN), Lodi Dodgers (LAN), Modesto A's (OAK), Redwood Pioneers (CAL), Reno Padres (SDN), Salinas Spurs (CHN), San Jose Expos (MON), Stockton Ports (MIL), Visalia Oaks (MIN)
1981 8 Lodi Dodgers Fresno Giants (SFN), Lodi Dodgers (LAN), Modesto A's (OAK), Redwood Pioneers (CAL), Reno Silver Sox (SDN), San Jose Missions (), Stockton Ports (MIL), Visalia Oaks (MIN)
1980 9 Stockton Ports Fresno Giants (SFN), Lodi Dodgers (LAN), Modesto A's (OAK), Redwood Pioneers (), Reno Silver Sox (SDN), Salinas Angels (CAL), San Jose Missions (SEA), Stockton Ports (MIL), Visalia Oaks (MIN)
1979 10 San Jose Missions Bakersfield Outlaws (), Fresno Giants (SFN), Lodi Dodgers (LAN), Modesto A's (OAK), Reno Silver Sox (SDN), Salinas Angels (CAL), San Jose Missions (SEA), Santa Clara Padres (), Stockton Ports (MIL), Visalia Oaks (MIN)
1978 8 Visalia Oaks Bakersfield Outlaws (), Fresno Giants (SFN), Lodi Dodgers (LAN), Modesto A's (OAK), Reno Silver Sox (SDN), Salinas Angels (CAL), Stockton Mariners (SEA), Visalia Oaks (MIN)
1977 6 --- Fresno Giants (SFN), Lodi Dodgers (LAN), Modesto A's (OAK), Reno Silver Sox (SDN), Salinas Angels (CAL), Visalia Oaks (MIN)
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Extensive biographical essay on the parents of Howard Phillips Lovecraft, and their influence on Lovecraft's life. Consolidates considerable scholarship that had been done on Winfield Scott Lovecraft and his illness to this point, and extensively cites and quotes from Lovecraft's letters.
In the 2011 edition of Epicure in the Terrible, the citations are updated.


If you're like many people, pairing food and wine is something of a mystery. Most of us do not really know what wine will complement our fish best or what goes with dessert. This article has many useful wine tips.
Wine tastings are a lot of fun to attend. Not only are they fun, but they will open your eyes to new wine choices. Turn it into a social gathering. Invite your friends and family over to taste the wine. This can help engage great conversation with the people that you love.
In terms of trying wines, have faith in your own tastes. For instance, if a friend loves a certain wine but you don't like it so much, don't buy some just to look good. You will be wasting money on a wine you already knew you didn't like.
Have you ever spilled wine on your clothes? If so, find a bottle of Windex. Windex can easily combat fresh wine stains as opposed to water and soap. The faster you treat the stain, the better your chances of preventing the stain from setting.
Buy yourself a wine cellar in order to maintain your wines properly over time. That is important if you get pricey wine you don't want to keep in the kitchen but want to drink eventually. Wine cellars are great for wine preservation and quality.
Don't be afraid of experimentation. Sampling a wine is one of the best — not to mention tastiest — ways to learn about a country or winery. Read the shelf cards, try a wine from a different country or ask for a recommendation from the shop owner. The wine you find might be a hidden gem.
As this article has shown, there are many considerations to take into effect when learning about wine. Using this information can help you learn more about wine. Be sure to experiment in order to arrive at your favorites.


Oh, man... where to start?
These past couple of months have been crazy for us. Early August Drew and I got married. It was an amazing day, and I can't thank the people in our lives enough. So much planning for just one day!!! We took a trip to Toronto for our honeymoon to bask in the joy that the Hockey Hall of Fame brings. We came back, and not 2 days later our cat Oliver (Drew's baby boy) stopped eating. We found out that he had a pretty advanced case of Leukemia. We tried everything we could, but we ultimately had to make the painful decision to let him go. Please check out what Drew wrote on our Instagram. It's really beautiful.
So while we were dealing with cat-son issues at home, things started changing drastically in our lives at work. I'm not going to go into details, because I don't want to accidentally get us in trouble (yeah, it's that bad), but after 10 years, Drew will be leaving his job. It's a blessing in disguise, believe me. And as for me, I started a new part time job. It's a retail gig, which I'm pretty sure I said that I was done with retail at some point, but I know it well, and I think this will be good.
What does that mean for Of Mice and Madness? The best of things, I believe! Drew is going to start streaming on Twitch now too!! I haven't been able to stream lately because I've had a mountain of contracted art work to finish that I can't make public before my employer. That work is almost done, so I will start streaming again soon. We'll have to make a new schedule, but it will be much more extensive. We're also going to start streaming video games as well as live art. It's going to be a lot of fun to do this with him, because I think our banter is awesome. If I had to give us a cheesy 70's duo name, it would be Bonkers and the Straight Man... wait... what?
At any rate, change is in the air. It's terrifying, but I think it is so necessary. We're jumping into it with open minds, open hearts, and a new found excitement. We're sorry for the dead air, but not too sorry, because we were busy morphing. Commissions work will soon resume, and so will the streaming. Please join us on our journey. Much love to all you guys.


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Here are the latest articles from Microsoft regarding cloud data science products and updates. Find the latest on AI, Azure Functions, IoT and more.
The latest articles from Microsoft regarding cloud data science products and updates.
Data Scientists do more than build fancy AI and machine learning models. They often times need to get involved with the data acquisition process. It is common for data to be pulled from other databases or even an API. Plus, the models need to be deployed. These tasks fall to the data scientist to solve (unless there is a data engineer willing to help). Recently, I have discovered Azure Functions to be an extremely useful tool for solving these types of tasks.
Azure Functions are serverless computing which allows code to run on-demand without the need to manage servers or hardware infrastructure.
This is exactly what a data scientist needs to solve the tasks mentioned above. I, for one, do not enjoy managing servers (hardware or virtual). I have done it before, but I find it time-consuming and tedious. It is just not my thing. Thus, I happily welcome the serverless capabilities of Azure Functions. I just focus on the code and get the task completed.
Because the code does not always need to be running, Azure Functions invoke the code based upon specified triggers. Once the trigger is activated, the code will begin to run. The following list provides some examples of the triggers available.
Timer – Set a timer to run the Azure Function as often as you like. Timing is specified with a cron expression.
HTTP Rest call – Have some other code fire off an HTTP request to start the Azure Function.
Blob storage – Run the Azure Function whenever a new file is added to a Blob storage account.
Event Hubs – Event Hubs are often used for collecting real-time data, and this integration offers Azure Functions the ability to run when a real-time event occurs.
Others – Cosmos DB, Service Bus, IoT Hub, GitHub are other events which can trigger an Azure Function.
What can Azure Functions Do?
Next time you have a data science task which requires a little coding, consider using an Azure Function to run the code. It will most likely save you some deployment and configuration time. Then you can quickly get back to optimizing those fancy AI models.
See the video below for a quick demonstration of how to create an Azure function via a web browser (no IDE needed).


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When she was hired at Amherst in 1979, Lisa Raskin was just 25—one of the youngest faculty members in the college's history. She started her career teaching neuroscience lab courses, then served as dean of the faculty from 1995 to 2003. Now she teaches courses in such areas as psychopathology and the psychology of aging, as well as a course in the graduate program in clinical psychology at UMass. Raskin also chairs the board of the Austen Riggs Center, a nonprofit residential psychiatric hospital for treatment-resistant patients in Stockbridge, Mass. She is married to David Sofield, the Samuel Williston Professor of English at Amherst.
Interview by Katherine Duke '05
On what her high school friends stayed up late to talk about
I was brought up in New York City. My mother was a musician [an opera singer]. My father is a Freudian psychoanalyst and was a training analyst at Columbia. The family talked a lot, around the dinner table, about motivations, how groups act, how people behave. I went to a very progressive high school, New Lincoln School, and a lot of people who were thinking outside the box—quirky, interesting minds—were teaching there. I started reading the philosophy of psychology in, I would say, the eighth grade. You know how high school kids sit up and talk to their friends until the wee hours of the morning? We would be talking about Abraham Maslow and Ernest Schachtel.
On lab rats and semi-vegetarianism
I was looking for a job the summer of my freshman year in college, and in the animal lab, they were hiring. That's how I became interested in the neural correlates of behavior. I worked with gerbils and hamsters and rats. Obviously, you're not going to model human behavior with a rat, but you can model some aspect of human behavior, and I was interested in attachment, hormones and behavior, sexual behavior, maternal behavior and sensory systems. When I was in graduate school, my quid pro quo was that I believed in experimenting on animals for science, but I didn't believe that I had to necessarily eat them. I made a decision: I will not eat mammals. And I haven't eaten a mammal in 31 or 32 years. That [time in the lab] was before, really, the field of neuroscience developed. It was called "psychobiology." When I went to the first neuroscience conference, I think it had 5,000 people, and now there are hundreds of thousands of people. It's just mushroomed astonishingly.
Raskin when she was Dean of the Faculty
On reading the names at Commencement
[The Dean of the Faculty's Office] sends out a letter, and graduating seniors have to [call a hotline and] say their name, and then say it slowly, and then say it again. I would listen to it over and over, and then I would break it down phonetically. I followed Ron Rosbottom [as dean of the faculty], and he's a Romance language expert and was fabulous with pronunciation. So I said, "I'm not getting one name wrong." And I don't think I did, in eight years. I had the most amazing one: a student named Jason Stearns ['01]. He was Hawaiian, and his middle name—Kauahooululaunaheleonakuahiwi—was 18 syllables. It means "the rain that makes the mountain greenery grow." He said, "It would really mean a lot to me if you could learn how to say that." He also got an award at Senior Assembly, so I had to say it twice.
On closing her lab
You get a broad education as a student in a liberal arts college, but then as a Ph.D. student, you get very, very narrow. But then you come here, and you're asked to be broad again. While I was dean, I decided that I would actually close my lab. I began to want to put psychology in the context of the history of science, the history of medicine, the history of philosophy over the centuries. [In 2003-04, after stepping down as dean], I traveled to Berlin and Eastern Europe, and I interviewed psychiatrists there. I developed a course on the history of psychiatry.
On bringing psychotherapy back to psychiatry
There have been two biological revolutions in psychiatry. One was in the 19th century, when, in Berlin, there were a lot of neurologists who were becoming interested in behavior, with the idea of genetics being so prominent. They tended to be neuroanatomists, and they were interested in understanding the brain correlates of behavior. They did not do talk therapy. Then, with Freud, Jung and that whole psychodynamic era, it became more about "the talking cure" (even though Freud was a neurologist). Now they've become more biological [again]: psychiatry has moved into a medical model, and psychiatrists typically don't get any education in how to do psychotherapy. But there's a group of psychiatrists in the American Psychiatric Association who want to bring psychotherapy back into psychiatry, so I believe it is starting to swing back. To my mind the only profitable way to look at human behavior is to integrate the biological perspective with psychosocial context.
On teaching the youthful what it's like to grow old
One course I teach, which I love, is on the psychology of aging, from middle adulthood until death. My students have worked with the Amherst Senior Center and the elders in town since I came here in 1979, and they love that part of it. The head of this program at the Senior Center comes to talk to my class, and the students tell her their characteristics, so that she can match them with somebody—an émigré from Japan who wants to be matched with a student who is Japanese, or somebody who plays chess who wants to be matched with a student who plays chess. Each student becomes a "friendly visitor."
It's kind of an interdisciplinary course, because we read novels and plays about the aging experience: May Sarton's As We Are Now, about a woman who is put in a nursing home for all the wrong reasons; The Professor's House, by Willa Cather; Barbara Pym's Quartet in Autumn; I Never Sang for My Father, by Robert Anderson; Sue Miller's The Story of My Father. We go through issues in older adults' lives, like widowhood and what happens when you're an adult child taking care of your aging parents. Then we talk about psychology studies, looking at how cognition, intelligence, learning and memory all change with age.
As a friend of mine said, I'm not going to be able to teach this course for very much longer, because it's becoming too autobiographical.
On aging as a teacher
I surprise myself by how much my love for teaching has changed with age. I always knew that I loved to teach, but there's something about being older that allows me to care less about myself and my own career and more about my students and their lives. I'm amazed at how important that's become to me.
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I'll read any novel about anything, as long as it's good writing. I tend to read contemporary women writers: Lorrie Moore, Rebecca Goldstein, Elinor Lipman. I read everything Nicholson Baker writes. I got a Kindle, and I just love it—I'm just, like, tearing through books. Kindle puts in the corner the percentage of the book that you've read. It makes me competitive with myself.
[My husband], the poet, reads poems, not novels. This man reads five or six hours a day. We get all the newspapers, all the journals, books about theory, about poetry. Although he teaches the course "Novels, Plays, Poems," if I say about a novel, "Honey, this is fabulous! You've got to read it!," and put it on his desk, he doesn't read a word.
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Selling your home can be stressful and sometimes emotional. I will help each step of the way to ensure as easy as possible transition from one home to the next. Your property is not something you sell every day. In fact, for most people it is their largest investment. I shall use my knowledge, skills and background of 30+ years experience as a salesperson in the real estate industry with care.
After our initial contact I will prepare comparables of your neighbourhood so that we can determine the appropriate pricing for your home. If the home is overpriced, it doesn't take long for interested parties to move on. Upon mutual agreement on price and terms, the appropriate paperwork will be prepared for listing your property. I will put my interior design knowledge to use, not only helping you to declutter but also with furniture layout suggestions, if required.
I will schedule a professional photographer to help capture your home for the on-line user. First impressions are always so very important and lasting!
I will co-ordinate all showings with realtors for their Buyers to help reduce the stress of this process. I will ensure that the Buyers are qualified to purchase. A log of realtors and their affiliated brokerages that enter your home will be kept on file.
When an Offer is received, and in some cases multiple Offers, we will review each Offer in detail highlighting the pros and cons of each Offer before a decision is made. I will ensure that enough time is given for discussion of the contents of Offers.
Once your property is sold firm and you inform me of your lawyer, we shall send all paperwork to their firm. I will also provide a list of contacts to facilitate calls for final readings of your services and that final invoicing can be prepared. You may also wish to provide your new address and set up services at your new location at this time.
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The UA Local 333 Plumbers and Pipefitters apprenticeship consists of 9000 hours of on the job training and 1000 hours of classroom instruction satisfied over a five year period.
Code compliances dictated by the State of Michigan, Department of Environmental Quality and the of UA Local 333 Cross Connection Control Certification Program assures only the safest, purest potable water is distributed to homes and businesses of our respective jurisdiction.
The UA Local 333 heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration professionals are the best in the industry. The comprehensive five year training program equips our service technicians with the skills and education in the latest technology to keep our customers facilities running reliably and efficiently.
All over major hospitals and health care providers are undergoing significant upgrades within their facilities. The utilities in these facilities are often directly connected for patient use. This is why a comprehensive training and certification program has been utilized by the reliable craftspersons of UA Local 333. Hospital construction uses a disciplined protocol and repetitive verification procedure to assure safety to medical professionals and their patients.
The construction of schools, hospitals, powerplants and manufacturing facilities is a big business; a big business often times requiring mobilization of big components. UA Local 333 understands the value of these components, liability to the contractor and customer but most importantly the safety to the men and women laboring. This is why we commit to a need for rigging and hoisting education. The proper preparation of the site, equipment and material to be handled is covered as well as the physics and mathematical calculations to safely install the components.
Qualified welders are in demand all over the world. Pipe welding technology is used locally in powerplants, hospitals, schools, universities, manufacturing and most of the local infrastructure. UA Local 333 has adopted the UA's unparalleled welding certification program. This program offers over fifty different pipe welding certifications to cover all applications found in the industry. The continuity protocol assures only proven proficient welders are utilized on these critical sometimes volital systems providing safety and assurance for the end users.


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The educational booklets you can find on this page are for approximately 8-12 year old children. Developed by a team of teachers and environmental experts, these booklets are easy to use and are a great source for many hands-on activities. In addition, they are multidisciplinary, with uses in language arts, social studies, math, health, and science classes.
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Lisa, Anne, and Juan must learn about ecosystems in their city before they can solve problems in their own school yard.
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Water in Your Hands-Spanish
Agua En Tus Manos is a Spanish cartoon booklet that teaches students the importance of water.
Water in Your Hands-Teacher's Spanish Guide
The goal of Water In Your Hands and this teacher's guide is to improve children's understanding of water and their place in the hydrologic cycle.
Dracons Visit Earth: To Study Food and the Land
Two characters from the planet Draco visit Earth to learn how food is produced and land is conserved.
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Range of Wonders
Get a birds-eye view of grazing lands in this exciting hot-air balloon adventure.
Range of Wonders-Teacher's Guide
The cartoon booklet and this teacher's guide examine the importance of rangeland and how people make decisions in its management.
Robots of Cave Alpha: Creating A Livable Land
The robots of Cave Alpha show Jason, Samantha, and Mac how best to make decisions about the environment.
Robots of Cave Alpha-Teacher's Guide
The Robots of Cave Alpha teacher's guide has information and activities that supplement the cartoon booklet.
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Plants Improving Our Environment-Teacher's Guide
It's easy to take plants for granted. This guide includes four activity masters and several other activity suggestions to help explain just how important plants are.


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Four Graduates Win Prestigious Pickering Foreign Affairs Fellowships
Four Georgetown alumnae are among 30 graduates nationwide selected for the highly competitive Thomas R. Pickering Foreign Affairs Fellowship.
Connecting and Uniting
CURA Program Brings Medical Alumni Together The CURA (Connecting and Uniting Residents and Alumni) Program was founded in 2005 with the goal of connecting Georgetown medical alumni, wherever they may...
Dr. Sylvia Morris
If you don't recognize Dr. Sylvia Morris (M'98) from school, you may have seen her on TV. She's been on CNN and the Weather Channel, just to name a few, talking to audiences about how to stay healthy...
Wall Street Alliance Honors Michael Psaros
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Georgetown Delegation Tours East Asia
By Chelsea Burwell Continuing the university's commitment to strengthening engagement with East Asia, Georgetown President John J. DeGioia and a high-level delegation of university administrators...
Georgetown's African-American Community Celebrates the Annual Healy Dinner
Georgetown's African-American Community Celebrates the Annual Healy Dinner By Chelsea Burwell More than 200 alumni, students, faculty, and friends of the university came together to honor and...
Four McCourt Students Selected as Presidential Management Fellows
Fernando Castro-Alvarez (MPP'18), Sakari Deichsel (MIDP'18), Harper Sutherland (MPP'18), and Thomas Wind (MPP'16) have been selected for a two-year appointment with the program, designed to to attract outstanding citizen-scholars to federal service.
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Alumni community discusses racial justice, arts, philanthropy, and more Alumnus Ayo Aruleba (C'17), Professors Soyica Colbert (C'01) and Marcia Chatelain, and Mélisande Short-Colomb (C'21)—a current...


>> Ah, perhaps, but the semantics of "your WebID URI changing" haven't really been defined yet — if your key persists but your URI changes, what happens?
> They key is useless. The net effect is the same as your keystore computer (desktop, notebook, tablet, phone, USB cryto device) being stolen. A URI changing in manner that breaks its relation with a Public Key is implicitly handled by the semantics of the WebID protocol.
> Peter gave an example a while back where he loses his Blog space URIs (since he doesn't control Blogspot or WordPress) but still needs to be able access resources where his old Blog space (the IdP)  URI is remains the focus of  ACL list by those granting him access to resources (e.g., photos). In this case, he can present a Cert. that has his old URI and his new URI in the certs. SAN. The ACLs don't have to change, assuming the verifiers comprehend coreference claims.
That does not work according to the current spec. The current spec says that a claim is verified only if the verification procedure has been followed up on. If you have two web-ids and one of them verifies but the other old one no longer exists, then that would enable everyone to pretend to be owl:sameAs your old WebID if your site went down.
For this to work you would need the confidence in your identity to be based in your knowledge of the private key above all. Ok, so if you move to knowledge of private key as being the long term determinant of your identity, then your problem will be how do you make a statement that you have lost control of it. (apart from problems relating to ease of use that such as system brings with it). This should not require control of the WebID profile of course.
But I don't see this as such a problem at present. All consumer identity systems in existence today that I know of have this problem. Just think of 100 of millions of people on Facebook or G+. Your identity is currently built up via the domain on which it is hosted. So though a solution to this is nice to have, it is not even on most people's radar screen.
But that is just one aspect of how people trust you. The other part is the people who link to that identity. If those people start to unlink to your WebID then the value of that for many services will go down. So one can see that more serious services in the longer term could build up pictures of who someone is that though initially it is based on a WebID, is also then supported by the social network. For example your hoster abandons his service, or your domain lapses, or in a future private key based DNS you loose your private key, then you could create a new profile somewhere saying you were the old Id, and if all your friends link to your new id, then that could be a good way for services to follow up. So I think this is again mostly in trust authorisation step that we are not going into at this point so much, but that we will do as we get our social networks working.
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Benchmark oil for June delivery was down $2.72, or 2.9 percent, to $90.74 a barrel in morning trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
NEW YORK (AP) -- The price of oil dropped by nearly 3 percent Wednesday following disappointing economic news from the world's two biggest oil-consuming nations, and U.S. crude supplies grew much more than analysts expected.
Oil fell initially after data from China showed a slowdown in manufacturing growth. An industry group in China released data Wednesday showing that manufacturing grew at a slower pace in April and export orders had been declining steadily.
"This ongoing trend of slowing Chinese economic growth will translate to some additional downward revisions in global oil demand expectations" when OPEC, the International Energy Agency, and the U.S. Energy Department issue monthly reports next week, said Jim Ritterbusch, president of energy consultancy Ritterbusch and Associates, in a note to clients.
The sell-off continued as weak U.S. economic data came in and the Energy Department said U.S. crude inventories expanded by 6.7 million barrels last week, nearly five times the increase analysts expected. The nation's oil production, at 7.3 million barrels per day, is the highest it's been in 20 years. Imports of foreign crude increased last week, adding to bulging supplies.
Elsewhere, data pointed to weaker demand for oil. The Institute for Supply Management's monthly report showed the manufacturing sector expanded in April for the fifth consecutive month, but at the lowest rate of the year.
The Commerce Department said construction spending fell 1.7 percent in March compared with February, as government spending cuts affected some projects. Still, construction activity was 4.8 percent higher than a year ago at a seasonally adjusted $856.7 billion, as home building continued to increase.
Payroll processor ADP said that private employers added just 119,000 jobs last month. And March's hiring was slower than first thought. The survey shows just 131,000 jobs added, down from an initial estimate of 158,000.
Markets will also be paying attention to the Federal Reserve's policy statement coming out later Wednesday. Expectations are that the Fed will sustain its easy monetary policy to stimulate economic growth. Oil prices are seen benefiting from loose monetary policies because higher growth translates into added oil demand and because ample money supply weakens the dollar and makes crude cheaper for traders using other currencies.
Brent crude, which is used to set prices of oil from the North Sea used by many U.S. refiners, was down $2.93, or 2.9 percent, to $99.44 per barrel on the ICE Futures exchange in London.
Wholesale gasoline fell 9 cents to $2.71 a gallon.
Heating oil retreated by 5 cents to $2.78 a gallon.
Natural gas rose 7 cents to $4.41 per 1,000 cubic feet.


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New plans announced for Love West Norfolk campaign
PUBLISHED: 10:33 29 August 2018 | UPDATED: 10:33 29 August 2018
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Love West Norfolk announce new plans for phase two of the campaign Picture: Matthew Usher
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Residents and organisations in West Norfolk will have the opportunity to show they Love West Norfolk as new plans for phase two of the campaign are announced.
Love West Norfolk aims to create pride and aspiration in the local area, giving residents and visitors the opportunity to make their voices heard across the county and beyond.
As phase two commences, new toolkit will be made available to help businesses, shops, schools, charities and voluntary groups sign up and get actively involved in the campaign.`
West Norfolk will also have the chance to recognise individuals who are making a difference in and for the area when the Love West Norfolk Champions scheme opens later this year. Members of the public will be able to nominate potential champions who will be chosen by a judging panel.
David Pomfret, principal of the College of West Anglia, said: "The response to phase one was overwhelming and the message was very clear - we love West Norfolk.
"Now we want to shout about West Norfolk even more, and let people know regionally and nationally just how special this area is."
Councillor Amanda Bosworth, mayor of Hunstanton said: "I am delighted that Hunstanton has been chosen to launch phase two of Love West Norfolk, particularly as our traditional market town epitomises everything that the coast has to offer.
"We are always happy to share what it is that we love most about living here, enjoying a laid-back lifestyle that encompasses a wide choice of activities in the contrasting settings of sand and sea or manicured gardens, all set against a backdrop of expansive skies and magnificent sunsets."
Phase two of the campaign will see activities based around six themes which have been identified as the priority areas of focus - Live West Norfolk, Work West Norfolk, Learn West Norfolk, Play West Norfolk, Visit West Norfolk and Invest West Norfolk.
The campaign will also see the relaunch of the Love West Norfolk website as a one-stop shop for promoting the area and for signposting to resources and information within West Norfolk.
For more information, visit www.lovewestnorfolk.co.uk.


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What Legal Rights Did the Cherokee Have
Wirt reminded the court that the Cherokees had undeniable rights to land in Georgia: Imagine you`re an adviser to President Andrew Jackson. Since George Washington, American presidents have struggled with the development of Native American policies. Here are six policy proposals. Which ones do you think the U.S. should adopt? Under so much pressure – from the state of Georgia, the federal government, and a flood of settlers – the tribe began to disintegrate. Some Cherokees — including Ross` brother, Andrew — traveled to Washington to negotiate their own deals. John Ridge quietly continued to recruit members for the Treaty Party and tried to approach Jackson. When Ross learned of these efforts, he tried to get ahead of them by offering to cede Cherokee lands in Georgia and let the Cherokees become American citizens in other states. In the spring of 1833, the Cherokees were divided between a national party that opposed impeachment and a party that opposed it.
As factional violence erupted, some of the most influential Cherokees signed a letter to Ross saying their ongoing "course of politics" "would not lead to the restoration of the rights" that had been taken away from them. When signing the letter, Ridge admitted that he had relaxed during his withdrawal. In closed session, the chiefs gave Ross until the fall to break the deadlock with the government before publishing the letter. The Cherokee Indians originally inhabited much of the southeast coast of the Americas. Im 17. und 18. In the nineteenth century, European settlers expelled the Cherokee from many of their lands. However, unlike most Indians, the Cherokee were able to resist white encroachments by adapting to white paths. After the American Revolution, the Cherokee copied white farming methods and other aspects of the white economy. The Cherokees sent some of their children to American schools and allowed mixed marriages. In addition, they signed a series of treaties with the federal government that appeared to protect what was left of their lands. However, the legal victory proved to be of little benefit to the Cherokee Nation.
Demand for land in Georgia intensified after the discovery of gold on Cherokee lands. Even more worrisome, President Andrew Jackson, who advocated the removal of the Cherokee Nation and other Native American tribes, refused to implement the court`s decision. Its refusal illustrates the problem that arises when one branch of government refuses to respect the decision of another branch. During Jackson`s tenure (1829-37), 94 deportation treaties were negotiated, demonstrating his determination to move Native American tribes westward. But other problems were on the way: gold had been discovered on tribal lands in Georgia, attracting a new wave of settlers, and President Jackson was not about to stop them. In February 1830, the tribe exercised its legal right to evict squatters; Ridge, then 60, led a two-day raid in which Cherokes burned down settlers` homes and outbuildings. After Georgian authorities sent a troop to the Cherokees, shots were fired across North Georgia. Cherokee territory has proven vulnerable to the illegal entry of Georgians. Violations intensified with the discovery of gold in 1829. Federal border defense was useless.
The state became aggressive and enacted laws for Cherokee lands as if it were Georgia. The president withdrew the troops. Congress voted to eliminate the tribes. The Cherokees hired a famous lawyer, William Wirt, to represent them. Wirt filed a lawsuit with the Supreme Court. Cherokee Nation v. Georgia asked the court to prohibit the application of state law on the territory of the country. Law and morality favoured the Cherokes; Congress and the President sided with Georgia. A court order against the state could lead to a major constitutional crisis if the president refuses to enforce it. The court avoided political risk without abandoning the law. Although the Cherokee were entitled to their lands, the chief justice said, the court did not have the power to act because the constitution allowed the Cherokee Nation to sue Georgia only if it was a "foreign nation." Rather, since it was what he called a "national and dependent nation," the court had no jurisdiction. The words "treaty" and "nation" are words of our own language, chosen by ourselves in our diplomatic and legislative procedures, each with a specific and well-understood meaning.
We applied them to the Indians, just as we applied them to the other nations on earth. They apply to everyone in the same sense. Jackson had served as India`s federal commissioner when he made his first attempt to eliminate the Cherokee en masse. .
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Neil Peart, drummer for influential rockers Rush, has died at 67
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SANTA MONICA, California (AP) — Neil Peart, the renowned drummer and lyricist from the influential band Rush, has died. He was 67.
His representative, Elliot Mintz, said in a statement Friday that Peart died at his home Tuesday in Santa Monica. The band posted a message on Twitter also confirming the news.
Neil Peart September 12, 1952 – January 7, 2020 pic.twitter.com/NivX2RhiB8— Rush (@rushtheband) January 10, 2020
"It is with broken hearts and the deepest sadness that we must share the terrible news that on Tuesday our friend, soul brother and band mate over 45 years, Neil, has lost his incredibly brave three and a half year battle with brain cancer," the band wrote. "Rest in peace brother."
Peart was revered for his drumming skills, but was also the band's key lyricist. Peart, alongside bandmates Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson, were inducted in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2013, and honored for combining "the signature traits of progressive rock with a proto typical heavy-metal sound." Their most known songs include "Tom Sawyer," "The Big Money" and "The Spirit of Radio."


The musical session began with a tribute jointly performed by four of the students of Vidushi Girija Devi - Shree Omkar Dadarkar, Smt. Sucheta Ganguly, Smt. Aparajita Lahiri Bhramhachari and Smt. Shoumi Roy. They presented the famous Thumris, Dadras, a Tappa and some Khayal Bandishes of Appaji. Through their presentation they brought out so well the legacy that their Guru has left behind and that her music will keep on emanating thorugh the voices of her Shagirds.
The second item of the evening was a Flute recital by Paramananda Roy, a Scholar of the Academy, who played Raag Yaman. Ashoke Mukherjee provided unobtrusive support to the first two items.
The concluding item was by Pandit Venkatesh Kumar. In his idiosyncratic style, he sang Behag, churning out newer nuances from an old melody. He disclosed newer avenues and charmed the audience yet again. He then sang Raag Durga(Drut Bandish & Tarana in Teentaal), a Thumri in Khamaj and a Bhajan in Bhairavi. Pandit Subhankar Banerjee's Tabla accompaniment took the performance to greater heights.
The whole night session of the second day began with a vocal recital by Smt. Sucheta Ganguly, a Musician Scholar of the Academy. She chose to sing Raag Yaman. With her emotive approach, she sang a Thumri in Mishra Khamaj and a Dadra and proved herself to be a worthy successor of her Gurus.
The second item of the evening was a Carnatic Vocal recital by Smt. Sudha Raghunathan, who sang a Varnam in Raagam Vasantha ("Ninnukori Yunnara Nenarunchi Nannelukora") in Adi Taalam composed by Tacchur Singaaraachari, a Kruti in Raagam Jaganmohini ("Saptaswara Shobhillu") in Taalam Rupakam by Saint Thyagraja and Raagam-Taanam-Pallavi in Raagam Shanmukhapriya Mutthuswami Dikhshitar.
The third item was a Sitar recital by Scholar Ayan Sengupta, who played Alaap-Jod-Jhala and Gat in Jhaptaal and Drut Teentaal in Raag Jog and Madhyalaya Gat in Teentaal in Raag Sohini. Within a short span, he made his command over the instrument evident. He was dexterously accompanied on the Tabla by Indranil Bhaduri.
The fourth item was a vocal recital by Ustad Rashid Khan, an alumnus of the Academy. He sang Gorakh Kalyan, a Punjabi-Ang Thumri and a Dadra ("Diwana Kiye Shyam") in memory of his beloved Appaji, whom he had shared a long affectionate maternal relationship with, while he was learning at the Academy.
Then was the turn for Kala Ramnath, the able successor of her aunt Dr. N. Rajam, to perform for the Kolkatans after a hiatus. She played Raag Jogkauns, with Khayal Bandishes set to Ektaal and Teentaal, and a Chaiti ("Chait Maas Bolele Koyeliya"), synonymous with Appaji.
Uday Bhawalkar, a Guru of the Academy was the next performer. He chose to sing Raag Malkauns, with Bandishes in Tevra Taal ("Anahat Naad") and Sooltaal ("Shankar Girijapati"). He displayed the Shrutis and their Swarsthan so accurately that it brought forth the Raag in its full glory. His meditative approach and purity of Baani towards the Raag and rhythm made his presentation endearing to the audience.
Ustad Shahid Parvez, played Alap-Jod-Jhala in Raag Bageshree and Gats in Raag Rageshree set to Rupak Taal and Teentaal. His incredible command over the instrument was evident through his Meends and Taiyari and how unexpectedly he delved into the notes and came up with impeccable turns. As an encore, he played a Bhatiyali Dhun.
As the night gradually transformed into dawn, Pandit Ajoy Chakraborty began his recital as the last artist of the night. He sang Nat Bhairav and a Thumri in Bhairavi ("Baju Band Khul Jaye"). His innovative approach towards presentation and in devising new ways of portraying a Raag proves his stature as one of the pathfinders of today's music.
The third day began with a Carnatic Duet Vocal recital by Trichur Brothers, who sang a Varnam composed by Harikesanallur Muthiah Bhagavatar in Raag Kamaas ("Maate Malayadwaja Pandya Samjate") set to Aadi Taalam, Saint Thyagraja's Kruti ("Anupama Gunambudhi") in Raag Athana set to Taalam Jhampa, Kruti by Saint Muthuswami Dikshitar ("Shree Ramam Ravikulapthi Somam") in Raag Narayanagowla, Saint Thyagraja's Kruti ("NenarunChinanu Annitiki") in Raagam Malavi set to Aadi Taalam and Raagam-Taanam-Pallavi in Raag Vrindavani Saarang.
The second artist of the evening was Kaushiki Chakraborty, who sang Puriya Kalyan with Vilambit Ektaal and a Drut Bandish in Ekwai/Teental composed by Ustad Bade Ghulam Ali Khan respectively. She concluded with a soulful passionate Thumri in Manjh Khamaj. The audience was spellbinded by her music and it leaves no doubt that she happens to be the best representative of Patiala Gharana today, with her mastery over every facet of her Gharana.
The last artist of the evening was Pandit Ulhas Kashalkar, who sang Kaunshi Kanada in Nayaki Ang, a Bandish with Punjabi lyrics in Sohini and "Jamuna Ke Teer" in Mishra Bhairavi. His singing bespoke of his rich repartoire and he being a huge storehouse of knowledge which he each time gives us a glimpse of. The astounding ending to this year's Sammelan will linger on amongst the audience's minds forever.


I need to take progress photos when I paint so you can see how the painting evolves. My favorite way of painting is adding layers and then scraping away most of the paint so that the underpainting shows through. I'm able to create a one of kind piece of art by doing this. No two pieces (even when the same composition is used) ever end up looking the same. The drawback is it can be very labor intensive, but then I'm reminded once again, art is all about the process, the journey.
07/29/08 Update: Purchased by one of my favorite collectors from Mississippi.