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Q: Help understanding this differential equation of a varying electromagnetic field I'm reading some lecture notes (we're studying blackbody radiation and are approaching Planck's formula) but I'm struggling to understand exactly what's being said.
So the lecture notes read as follows:

Classically, $n(\lambda)$ is proportional to $\dfrac{1}{\lambda^4}$, where $n(\lambda)$ is the number of oscillators inside a cavity as a function of wavelength.
  Start with an electromagnetic field inside a cavity, with the amplitude of the wave at the wall of the cavity being equal to zero.
EM standing waves: $\dfrac{d^2E}{dx^2}+\dfrac{d^2E}{dy^2}+\dfrac{d^2E}{dz^2}=\dfrac{1}{c^2}\dfrac{d^2E}{dt^2}$, where $E$ is the variation of the electromagnetic field and $x,y,z$ are the standard coordinates. So the sum of these 3 is equal to the time variation of the electromagnetic field.
$E=E_0\sin(\dfrac{n_1\pi x}{L}) \sin(\dfrac{n_2\pi y}{L})\sin(\dfrac{n_3\pi z}{L})\sin(\dfrac{2\pi ct}{\lambda})$, where $L$ is the size of the cavity and n is an integer. This makes sense because at the edge of the cavity (when $x,y,z=L$), $E=0$ because the sin components all become zero.
Sub the equation for $E$ into the differential equation and solve to verify that you get the condition $n_1^2+n_2^2+n_3^2=\dfrac{4L^2}{\lambda^2}$
How many in cavity: $N\approx (n_1^2+n_2^2+n_3^2)^\dfrac{3}{2}=\dfrac{1}{\lambda^3}$

I couldn't read the lecture notes very clearly so some of the variables may be wrong, for example in the differential equation I'm not sure if it is meant to be a 1 above the $c$.
My issue here is that I'm not sure what I am asked to do.
Am I expected to substitute $E$ into the differential equation, and then solve the differential equation? And if I solve it should I expect to get $n_1^2+n_2^2+n_3^2=\dfrac{4L^2}{\lambda^2}$?
Also, could anyone tell me what the final formula is? How many what? And how is it determined?

A: You're supposed to substitute
$$
E\left(x,y,z,t\right)=E_0 \sin\left(\frac{n_1\pi x}{L}\right) \sin\left(\frac{n_2\pi y}{L}\right)\sin\left(\frac{n_3\pi z}{L}\right)\sin \left(\frac{2\pi ct}{\lambda}\right)
$$
into
$$
\begin{eqnarray}
0 &=& \left(\nabla^2 - \frac{1}{c^2}\frac{\partial^2}{\partial t^2}\right) E\left(x,y,z,t\right) \\
&=& \left(\frac{\partial^2}{\partial x^2}+\frac{\partial^2}{\partial y^2}+\frac{\partial^2}{\partial z^2}-\frac{1}{c^2}\frac{\partial^2}{\partial t^2}\right) E\left(x,y,z,t\right)
\end{eqnarray}
$$
and show that you get
$$
n_1^2+n_2^2+n_3^2=\frac{4L^2}{\lambda^2}
$$

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I went to Lisbon, Portugal in August 2018 to meet up with my partners in Syrinx : XXII — Katharine Rawdon, flutes, and António Carrilho, recorders. Since the three of us don't all live in the same country we assemble for periods of intensive work in our respective cities whenever we can. The summer offered us the longest period when we could prepare the new program for our upcoming tour of India. This also gave me an excuse to spend more time in beautiful Lisbon.
Our work began long before we sat together in a room with our instruments. For months we exchanged ideas for new repertoire to consider. Because we play an original collection of instruments we don't have an existing body of literature to draw from; we're free to either adapt music conceived for other instruments or to go directly to composers to create new works especially for us. We've always done both for our programs. Thanks to the variety of instruments in our collections we're able to present a wide range of repertoire. We usually cover four if not five centuries of music in each program, reaching back to the Renaissance and up to current times.
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And here's Katharine warming up her bass flute.
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This sometimes leads to additional work if the instrument selected is a transposing one. We've chosen the beautiful Kegelstatt Trio by Mozart to end our programs in India. The original instrumentation calls for clarinet, viola, and piano. We found that the mellow sound of alto flute was a beautiful match for the viola part. The alto flute is a transposing instrument, so here you'll see Katharine copying out her part in her impeccable manuscript before scanning it into the iPad she uses at performances.
Another work on our program is a vocal duet from a Cantata by Bach. The wind players took the parts written for the two singers while I play the continuo part. In the original Bach wrote out the left hand part and the figures representing the harmonies. Modern editions usually offer either a reduction of the orchestral part for the right hand to play, or else the editor's own version of how he interprets the harmonies indicated by the figured bass. As often happens for us we were unsatisfied with the pre-made options we found, so we decided to make our own version. Here you'll see António adding in a blank staff on his iPad where an editor's realization had been. Once the blank staves were added we were able to write in our own ideas. António's immense experience as an interpreter of baroque literature was extremely valuable for this, in combination with my input about what would best fit my hand.
Since my colleagues live in Portugal we decided to bring some music from that country. The first of these pieces is a lovely lullaby written by late, legendary folk singer José Afonso, a beloved figure strongly associated with the peaceful 1974 revolution that delivered Portugal from dictatorship into democracy. Noted composer Carlos Marecos, who created a new piece for our last tour of India, made a very personal arrangement of this piece for two flutes and piano. As I wasn't familiar with the original version of this touchingly beautiful lullaby Katharine put on a recording of the composer singing it with his own guitar accompaniment while we studied the text together.
We'll also present the world premiere of Inside Kampala, a suite written especially for us by German composer Sören Sieg. He composes frequently for both flutes and recorders, and his recent music is infused with the rhythms and colours of the countries he visits in Africa. Inside Kampala is the twenty-second of his African Suites. It was written to highlight the instruments Syrinx : XXII brings to each concert and shines a spotlight on Katharine's bass flute and a variety of António's instruments.
We were fortunate to be invited to rehearse at the beautiful Cultural Centre of Belém, close to Katharine's home. Here we all are after a long day of rehearsals, ready to enjoy the remaining sunshine of another beautiful Lisbon day.
Our tour of India will take place in November of 2018. We look forward to sharing the pieces outlined above as well as beloved works by Gluck and Schubert.
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Islamabad: Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani has said that he has his complete faith and confidence in the capabilities of the youth who have made their mark in all walks of life at both national and international levels. The youth of Pakistan, he said, symbolise hope and bright future for the nation. They are immensely talented and what they need is the provision of a conducive environment and facilitation to demonstrate their talent, he added.
The Prime Minister expressed these views while talking to Ms Saeeda Mir, a student from Gilgit-Baltistan who won first position in the international book-writing competition held in the US among 1900 competitors from around the world. He awarded a cash prize of five lakh rupees to Ms Saeeda Mir on her outstanding performance.
The Prime Minister said that Ms Saeeda Mir has made the people of Pakistan proud and brought a good name to the country through her splendid performance. "Ms Saeeda Mir's example is a beacon of light for the rest of youths especially girls. I sincerely hope that they would take a leaf from her book and make us proud, he added."
The Prime Minister said that the government is committed to empowerment of women and has introduced various reforms at political, administrative, legislative and economic levels to enable them to play their role in national development. Referring to Gilgit-Baltistan to which Ms Saeeda Mir belonged, the Prime Minister said that the government implemented Gilgit-Baltistan Empowerment and Self-Government Ordinance in accordance with the long-standing demands of the people of the region. He said that his government would continue to work for the uplift and development of all the underdeveloped regions.
Speaking on the occasion, Ms Saeeda Mir said that she was touched by the gesture of the Prime Minister. She said that there is a need to encourage talent and give chances to the youth to demonstrate their abilities. She said that the development of backward areas and provision of educational opportunities should be the prime focus of the government's policies.
It needs to be mentioned that the Prime Minister took notice of the news item published in a national English-daily detailing the achievements of Ms Saeeda Mir and invited her and her father to the Prime Minister's House to acknowledge her achievements.
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Glenwood Springs is a city in Garfield County, Colorado. According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 5.69 square miles (14.75 sq. km). The City of Glenwood Springs had a population of approximately 9,614 in the year 2010.
The mayor of Glenwood Springs, Colorado is Jonathan Godes. Jonathan Godes can be contacted at (970) 379-4248 and by email at jonathan.godes@cogs.us.
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Vol 37 (4) 2019
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Lacan's écrits revisited: on writing as object of desire
by Dany Nobus | Vol 36 (4) 2018
This essay is intended as a scholarly contribution to the construction of a detailed biography of Lacan's 1966 Écrits, which is conceived here as a living entity whose influence continues to radiate around the world, within as well as outside psychoanalytic circles. Documenting and re-evaluating the historical circumstances presiding over the book's gestation, birth and coming of age, the essay first argues that, despite the multiplicity inscribed in its title, Lacan's volume constitutes an integrated unity rather than a mere collection of disparate papers written over a period of thirty-odd years, albeit a unity that is fundamentally incomplete. Subsequent to this, it is proposed that Lacan's choice of title (Écrits, writings) occasioned the crystallisation of his own theory of the letter, writing and (knowledge) transmission. Even though this theory was already contained in statu nascendi in two of the papers collected in Écrits, it was only through a process of deferred action that Lacan came to appreciate its significance. Aligning writing with the object a, as cause of desire, Lacan's theory both underpinned his opposition to Jacques Derrida's deconstruction of logocentrism (and his concurrent promotion of writing as a primordial trace), and informed his own protracted consideration of the transmission of psychoanalytic knowledge during the 1970s via a series of (mathematical and topological) writings.
Is life but a Pascalian dream? A commentary on Lacan's louvain lecture
by Dominiek Hoens | Vol 36 (2) 2018
This article provides a detailed commentary on Lacan's statement that "death belongs to the realm of faith" and relates it to a dream discussed briefly yet repeatedly in his work. This nightmare by one of his patients is qualified by Lacan as 'Pascalian', which allows for a discussion that takes into account Pascal's famous pensée on 'the wager' and Lacan's analysis of it in Seminar XVI. From this, the conclusion is drawn that the life of the conscious individual may be experienced as finite and mortal, but the life of the subject (of the unconscious) is immortalized by an infinite, repetitive signifying order. This idea is further explored via both Pascal's argument that life is something one can wager and the Lacanian notion of object a.
The joke of psychoanalysis
by Slavoj Žižek | Vol 36 (2) 2018
Lacan's notion of "objet a" designates the paradox of an object which gives body to a surplus over all determinate objects, an object which gives body to a lack constitutive of desire. What happens with this object at the end of the psychoanalytic treatment? The text proposes a parallel between the final moment of the treatment and the final reversal in telling a joke: in both cases, the sudden shift of perspective enacts what Lacan called the fall of the object, its change from a fascinating mystery to an excremental remainder.
The plague: Freud, Lacan & the crisis of critique
by Marc De Kesel | Vol 35 (1) 2017
During its long history, psychoanalytical theory has developed a criticism dealing with almost the entire domain of human culture and civilization. That theory lays bare the unconscious motives and structures which, on the conscious level, can have all kinds of pernicious effects. The weak point of that criticism, however, consists in its awareness that the unconscious motives and structures it brings to consciousness, after its critical analysis, will remain unconscious and repressed. In that sense, psychoanalytical theory performs a critique of criticism as such. Unmasking falsity and lies does not necessarily result in establishing truth.
This essay outlines the contours of such a psychoanalytical 'critique of criticism as such', as well as its implications for contemporary critical thought in general. The essay more precisely focuses on the right-wing cultural criticism, which makes use of criticism's newly discovered 'tragic condition' in order to support a conservative ethical, cultural and political programme. This essay proposes a few points of reference replying to these tendencies in contemporary critical thought.
The Wanderings of Jouissance, with the Object a in the Pocket: On Differential Diagnosis in Psychosis
by Dries Dulsster | Vol 34 (4) 2016
In clinical practice, when confronted with a suspected psychosis, it is critical that, beyond simply providing a label, the diagnosis is verified and further specified with regard to the particular psychotic structure: paranoia, schizophrenia, mania, melancholia or autism. Each psychotic structure requires a specific kind of treatment. When this is clarified, it will allow us to take up an appropriate position in the transference and it to orient ourselves in relation to treatment. One approach is to determine the status of the object a and the jouissance within the logic of the case. For example, the paranoiac situates the jouissance in the Other, the schizophrenic will struggle with the jouissance in the body and the autistic subject will have troubles with language and the Other. In the case of melancholia we see that the subject fully identifies with the object a and finally, in mania, the object a will no longer function. Clinical examples of each of these structures are provided.
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Les Assemblées de Dieu en Grande-Bretagne () est une dénomination chrétienne évangélique pentecôtiste en Grande-Bretagne.  Elle est affiliée à l'Association mondiale des Assemblées de Dieu. Son siège est situé à Mattersey, Nottinghamshire.

Histoire
Les Assemblées de Dieu en Grande-Bretagne ont leurs origines les débuts du pentecôtisme en Grande-Bretagne en 1907. Les Assemblées de Dieu britanniques ont été fondées à Birmingham en 1924.  En 1946, la dénomination comptait 403 églises  Selon un recensement de la dénomination, elle aurait en 2019, 500 églises.

Voir aussi
 Alliance évangélique mondiale
 Bible
 Nouvelle naissance
 Culte (évangélisme)
 Dieu (christianisme)
 Église de professants

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Christianisme évangélique en Grande-Bretagne
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An "insidious, suspenseful tale" (J.T. Ellison) with a "shocker of an ending you won't see coming" (Michele Campbell), Because You're Mine by Rea Frey, the author who "brings to mind Jodi Picoult" (Booklist) and "will appeal to readers of Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen" (Sally Hepworth) is a novel about how the truth will set you free. But it's the lies that keep you safe.


This is a without prejudice letter in which we put forward a counter-offer for an exit settlement on behalf of our client. The client is off sick with work related issues but was told he had been demoted, given a final written warning and threatened with being sacked before his appeal and grievance had concluded. Against their promises, the Company has not helped him find alternative employment. We reject the employer's settlement proposal and suggest that the unexpired notice, statutory redundancy, loss of income, pension contributions, outstanding bonuses, outstanding annual leave and future losses be taken into account in the final settlement.
We write further to your email dated [27th April 2018] and confirm we have taken instructions on the same and respond as follows.
In terms of our client's length of service, our client requests that you provide detail as to how the 8 years' service is calculated.
Our client remains off sick with work related issues and as such, in order to conclude the appeal and grievance procedures, he must wait until his doctor confirms he is medically fit to do so. As it stands our client is due to revisit his GP on [24th May 2018].
Our client has been informed that he is no longer allowed to manage personnel, been demoted, given a final written warning and removed from all [Company 2] sites at [Company 2] request and threatened with being sacked within 4 weeks from [31st July 2017] for some other substantial reason if he did not find another job, this is before his appeal and grievance has been concluded.
Our client was informed that the Company would assist him to find suitable alternative employment, however nothing has happened since [31st July 2017] apart from being forwarded a list of job vacancies for a few weeks, with no other promise of help forthcoming, he would be better placed to consider any role only once his appeal and grievance has concluded.
As a total figure of settlement, my client believes that this is a good settlement for the Company as should he continue to make a successful claim, in addition to interest, he would also be making be awarded for injury to feelings (uncapped) and also 25% uplift for failure to follow the ACAS Code of Practice.
We should be grateful if the contents of this letter could be considered by the business and that a response is sent to us as soon as possible.


Everyone has stories of books that no matter how great they are or how good your intentions, never seem to get read. Books you found or were given that have intriguing jackets or descriptions, appealing plots that at one time caught your imagination but still they sit on your shelf, staring at you like a dog in a shelter silently begging to be picked up. And you ignore them. But their need to be read is so intense you cannot let them go, you know you will have to pick them at some point. I have a book that was so insistent in its merit that even though I never read it I was always too afraid to admit I would not and so kept it with me for years.
The book is Case Histories by Kate Atkinson (author of Life After Life). I have had a hardcover copy on my shelf since right after it was published. I received it from the publisher as part of a "big mouth" mailing, which is when publishers send other people in the industry copies of their book in hopes that their competitors will 1) be jealous they didn't publish the book and 2) read it, love it, and spread the news about it's greatness to their colleagues and friends. There is nothing more potent than someone who loves working with books loving a book published by another house.
Since receiving my copy I have moved offices three times. Each move brought a massive purge of books but never this one. This book, which my mother periodically asked if I had read yet, got sent to each new office where it went back on the highest shelf possible so when it looked down at me with reproach I could turn away.
Recently I needed to once again prune my bookshelves. When I pulled this one down, thinking it was finally time to let it go, a letter fell out. It was from the editor, written in 2004 it included all the praise the book had received, news that it had already gone into its 6th printing and a gentle plea for me to read it. I felt like a heel. How could I, in good conscience, have ignored such a request and such a book for almost 10 years? I took it home that night. And what I thought when I finally cracked the spine was, "You idiot, why did you wait so long?" In my defense, the hardcover cover made me think it was a generational drama, which are not always my favorites. There is family drama for sure but not the kind the jacket led me to expect.
A beautiful looping story of three families struggling to get to the bottom of life-shattering mysteries that have shaded and shaped them for years and the one detective they each hire, who is struggling to find answers to the mystery of his own life, this story is mesmerizing and un-put-downable. Atkinson is such a sublime writer that you are sucked in as much by her beautiful sentences as you are by her plot. Her characters are so real and face overwhelming situations with such aplomb that it is hard to choose your favorite: two middle-aged women want to know what happened to their youngest sister who disappeared from their backyard when she was three; a young mother isolated and overwhelmed struggles with an unhappy baby and domineering husband; and a father tries to make sense of an act of violence that robbed him of his happiness. She spins all their stories into a tight and twisty tale that keeps you guessing as you keep reading. A wonderful book. Don't wait as long as I did to read it.


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Phillips and Jordan's William Ted Phillips Sr. Dies at 87
Mon August 13, 2018 - Southeast Edition #17
William Ted Phillips Sr.
William Ted Phillips Sr., age 87, died in Knoxville, Tenn., on July 30, 2018, after an extended illness.
He is survived by his wife of 64 years, Avis Shuler Phillips of Land O' Lakes, Fla., and by two children, five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
His children are Lesa Phillips Whitson (and her husband, Handy) and W.T. "Teddy" Phillips, Jr. (and his wife, Christy), both of Knoxville, Tenn.
His grandchildren are Kelly Baker Henderson (and her husband, Chip), Bart Snider, Chelsey Snider Vaughan (and her husband, Jackson), Piper Phillips Stromatt (and her husband, Tyler) and Sloan Phillips.
His great-grandchildren are Campbell Baker, Mary Charles Henderson, Hudson Snider and Patton Vaughan.
Mr. Phillips was a member of Cedar Springs Presbyterian Church in Knoxville, Tenn.
Ted Phillips was born in rural Graham County, N.C., in 1931 and graduated from Robbinsville High School.
Growing up during The Great Depression, he possessed a positive attitude and a penchant for hard work and not much more. His wife, Avis, was also from Robbinsville and they were married in 1953.
Always bold and without fear, Mr. Phillips took his first contracting job in 1949 at the age of 17 by partnering with his cousin to perform a $495 land clearing contract for the Tennessee Valley Authority in Mississippi. Ted borrowed his Dad's car, loaded cross-cut saws and axes, picked up his partner and two other men and headed down 450 mi. of narrow, curvy two-lane roads from the mountains of Robbinsville, N.C. to Philadelphia, Miss. The manual labor was hard, hot and tiring but, after expenses, they finished with a profit. Ted had no idea when he took on this little clearing job that it would become his life's work and that this work would eventually grow into one of the largest contractors of its kind in the country.
In 1952, at the still-young age of 20 and three years after his first contracting job, Ted Phillips partnered with his brother-in-law, Ted Jordan, to found Phillips and Jordan (commonly known as P&J) to pursue larger land clearing and grubbing projects.
In 1959, the company was subsequently incorporated and Ted Phillips was elected chairman of the board and president, titles he would hold for more than 50 years.
P&J grew dramatically over the following 12 years under Ted's leadership and, in 1971, he sold P&J to Kaneb Services Inc., a large, publicly-traded energy company based in Houston, Texas, whose stock was listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
During the time P&J was owned by Kaneb Services Inc., Ted continued to be primarily responsible for its operation and growth. In a bold move typical for Ted, he bought P&J back from Kaneb Services Inc. in 1985.
After the reacquisition of P&J, Ted strategically transitioned it into a heavy civil construction and infrastructure company with a national presence.
Headquartered in Knoxville, Tenn., and with regional offices in North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Texas and California, P&J has worked in 43 different states since the year 2000.
Far beyond merely clearing land, P&J's primary areas of work now relate to site development for public utilities and right-of-way clearing for transmission lines and pipelines, industrial and commercial site development, construction and repair of dams and reservoirs and disaster response.
From a small company formed in the mountains of rural Western North Carolina, Ted Phillips grew P&J into one of the 200 largest contractors in the United States with annual revenues of one-half billion dollars and employing more than 1,200 people.
Ted Phillips led the day-to-day operations of P&J until 2010 and served as a director and chairman emeritus until his death. Some of P&J's notable projects during his long tenure included:
The land clearing for a large portion of the West Virginia Turnpike beginning in 1953.
The land clearing beginning in 1959 for the Flaming Gorge Reservoir which is still the largest reservoir in Wyoming with more than 42,000 acres of surface area.
The land clearing and canal construction of a significant portion of the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway in Alabama and Mississippi beginning in 1982.
The construction of the Ray Roberts Dam in Denton, Texas, which dams up a tributary of the Trinity River to form Lake Ray Roberts. At 141 ft. high and more than two mi. long, the Ray Roberts Dam was the largest earthen dam in the United States at the time of its construction in 1987.
The cleanup after natural disasters such as hurricanes, tornadoes and floods where P&J has played a significant role in the cleanup after virtually every major hurricane that has affected the United States since Hurricane Andrew in 1992.
The cleanup after man-made disasters such as the 9/11 terrorist attack on the World Trade Center in New York City in 2001 or the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010.
In addition to his role at P&J, Mr. Phillips also was a real estate investor and developer of shopping centers.
Mr. Phillips had a particular interest in supporting educational opportunities for young men and women.
In addition to supporting numerous other charitable and philanthropic efforts during his lifetime, Ted and his wife Avis also created the Ted Phillips Scholarship Fund for Construction Management at Western Carolina University and the Ted and Avis Phillips Endowed Nursing Scholarship Fund at Lincoln Memorial University.
Ted Phillips was honored to be inducted into the Junior Achievement of East Tennessee Business Hall of Fame in 2010.
Ted Phillips always appreciated the many people who came into his life whether in business or as personal friends and he was privately generous to an untold number of people.
Although he worked hard and could be demanding when necessary in business, Ted loved to joke and have fun, and he enjoyed telling stories (many times leaving the listener wondering if the story was true or not).
Ted was witty and clever and enjoyed a good prank. He loved to buy and sell heavy equipment and marveled at their ability to move the earth.
He became a pilot in the early 1960s to better scout out potential land clearing jobs. He survived airplane crashes, car wrecks and other mishaps.
Ted served on the Board of Directors of banks and a large, publicly-traded company. He was one of the first businessmen allowed to travel to Russia when travel restrictions were eased near the end of the Cold War and, while there, once taught the Tennessee Waltz to a local band just so they could play it for him.
Although he traveled the world over, Ted's heart was always in Robbinsville, and he especially loved the beauty and serenity of Lake Santeetlah. Among his many personal interests, he really enjoyed hunting and fishing and spending time with his family and friends at his beloved 4G Ranch in Florida. Ted Phillips truly lived a full life.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to either the Ted Phillips Scholarship Fund for Construction Management in care of Western Carolina University, Advancement Department, 201 H.F. Robinson Building, Cullowhee, NC 28723 (www.wcu.edu), or to the Ted and Avis Phillips Endowed Nursing Scholarship Fund in care of Lincoln Memorial University, Attn: University Advancement, 6965 Cumberland Gap Parkway, Harrogate, Tenn. 37752 (www.lmunet.edu).
In lieu of food, the family requests that friends privately perform a random act of kindness for a complete stranger in Ted's honor. The family would appreciate a note describing the random act of kindness so that they can take comfort in knowing that Ted's legacy of private generosity endures.


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The canal will be closed to through traffic from 4pm Wednesday 9th January 2019 until 8.30am Monday 8th April 2019.
During this closure, navigation of some sections of the canal will be possible within normal winter operating hours of Monday to Friday 9am – 4pm, with a minimum of 24 hours prior arrangement with the Canal Office in Inverness (T: 01463 725500).
When the canal re-opens to through traffic on Monday 8th April 2019, the canal's Spring operating hours of 8.30am – 5.30pm 7 days per week will be in effect.
It is possible that there may also be some short closures at specific locations before or after this closure period – these will be noted on this page.
Vessels wishing to transit sea-to-sea before the Christmas and New Year break MUST enter the canal by 9am on Wednesday 19th December 2018 at the very latest to be sure of transit.
Vessels entering the sea locks for safe haven at Corpach or Seaport Marina MUST arrive by midday on Monday 24th December 2018 at the very latest.
After New Year the canal will re-open to sea-to-sea traffic at 9am on Thursday 3rd January 2019 and will operate on normal winter hours (Monday to Friday, 9am – 4pm) until the closure begins at 4pm on Friday 11th January 2019.
Please note, the last locking of the day must commence 30 minutes prior to close.
We are closed over the festive period with the last full day of operations on Monday 24th December 2018 (08:30 – 15:30) and will reopen on Thursday 3rd January 2019 (08:30 – 15:30). During this closure, special lockings will be available, subject to staff availability, at a cost of £120.00. Please contact the canal office on 01546 603210 to arrange.
The canal will also be closed between 12th January and 24th February for essential winter works including installing a mooring facility at Bellanoch Bridge, replacing a number of balance beams, inspecting sluice doors on lock gates, repairs of the dams and other general work.
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Winter maintenance closure: 5th November – 1st December.
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Straight from the Hip
The origin of golf links
At least we can say is is Scottish
Matthew Alice
Photo by Rick Geary
Links — because all the holes are linked together.
Yo, Man hew: A golfing bud of mine and I have had this ongoing discussion about the origin of the term "links. " I say a golf course is called that because all the holes are linked together; he says it's because the German word for left is links, and sometimes golfers hit the ball to the left. Please help. If I'm going to play this stupid game, I want to know its rich history and origins. — R. Von Gyurcsy, Irving, TX
1 don't know which guess is dumber. Well, no matter. Golf does that to people. Nothing but long periods of boredom punctuated by cursing and thrashing through shrubbery. Are we having fun yet?
But aye, laddie, the futile pursuit is lousy with history...the romance of the dene and the bum and the gorse and the whins. The Firth of Forth, and the Firth of Tay, and the hoary Royal and Ancient. The world's most tediously famous golfaterium is the "Old Course" in the town of St. Andrews, Scotland. (How many Saturday afternoon TV time slots have been filled with grainy documentaries of bearded, tweedy old farts in knickers and porkpie hats teeing off on the sacred course while the rest of the world was busy fighting some world war or other....) The Old Course, one of three in the town, is basically a nature-designed playing field that's been given a little assistance here and there by man. It runs along the shore of the Bay of St. Andrews and is composed of hillocks, dunes, sand pits, rabbit holes, streams, and pools and is covered with a mixture of vicious grasses and wind-toughened scrub. That characteristic piece of Scots seaside landscape is known as a links, whether there's a golf course on it or not. In another time and place, it might have been dozed into oblivion and covered with cottages; instead, the links of the town of St. Andrews is the most hallowed ground to duffers everywhere. Though revered, renowned, "the golfers' Mecca," "cradle of the game," ad nauseam, St. Andrews is a public course.
Recorded matches on the links go back into the 14th Century. The game is said to have been "invented" much earlier by a Scottish shepherd killing time by trying to knock rocks into rabbit holes with his crook. The world has been infested with crazed golfers ever since; and ever since, St. Andrews has been the arbiter of all things golfish. The basic rules of the game, all 13 of them, were set down there in the mid- 1700s. Rule seven required that on the green, you must hit your ball toward the hole, you couldn't suddenly switch to croquet mode and aim at your opponent's ball to knock it into oblivion.
But to return to your query, golf courses are called links because links land in many towns in Scotland was dedicated to the game and thus became the town's golf links. Some purists still insist that "golf links" are only those 18-holers that meet the original Scots definition of the word and that all other pretenders are mere "golf courses." Too silly an argument for me to bother with. Mind if I play through?
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A brand new spirit defines NY Now
August 12, 2021 August 12, 2021 Clark
The banners at NY Now had a contemporary new look.
NEW YORK—There isn't a carpet underfoot on the Jacob Javits Conference Heart right here, the place NY Now, the primary in-person present to happen because the conference middle shut down in March 2020, wraps up at the moment.
It looks as if a small inconsequential element, these naked cement flooring, nevertheless it is a sign of how the 98-year-old commerce present plans to reinvent itself within the post-pandemic period. The as soon as sprawling, multi-level present, stuffed with sales space after sales space of a few of the largest manufacturers in tabletop, dwelling and present, has began to recast itself as one thing extra intimate and elemental, targeted on craftsmanship and one-of-a-kind items with a stability between rising manufacturers and well-established ones. A brand new "incubator" part inside every product class offers new start-up corporations an opportunity to point out their items at an entry-level exhibitor value level.
The First Style Incubator part at NY Now
Occupying solely a portion of the principle degree at Javits, the present was noticeably pared down (there have been roughly 600 exhibitors) however was, as new Inventive Director Brad Ford famous, "thoughtfully thought-about."
The shortage of carpeting — which was sometimes thrown out after each present — displays this new mindset, which is much less wasteful, in response to Ford. "It was a simple step to put off it," he stated. There have been different small adjustments, like new signage and banners, however larger, extra noticeable steps will take time. "It was time to pivot," he stated, "however we will't make huge adjustments in a single day. It's one step at a time."
Ford, who was employed by present proprietor Emerald Expositions two months in the past, envisions a present that's inspirational with a spirit of discovery. "We're in some of the superb cities on this planet, there's no motive why NY Now shouldn't have the identical spirit," he stated throughout a press tour of the present earlier this week. "There isn't a motive why this present shouldn't be THE present to go to," he stated.
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A optimistic spirit pervaded the present with distributors each new and established upbeat and happy with enterprise.
"I don't care that it's small, that is the very best present but," stated Candice Cancade, proprietor of Lynn & Liana, an organization that makes picket paddles, trays and serving boards dipped in an eco-friendly, food-safe resin in colourful marble patterns. The three-year-old Canada-based firm first exhibited at NY Now about two years in the past. It most just lately exhibited ultimately month's Atlanta Market, the primary present it attended because the pandemic started (Canadians had been solely just lately allowed entry into the USA).
New exhibitor MA Wovens, an organization that makes yoga mats out of unhazardous foam and natural hemp and has expanded its line with a "grounding rug" that can be utilized all through the house, was having fun with its first commerce present, stated founder Kelly Peyton. "It's been actually good, an entire blended bag of individuals," she stated. After beginning out as a DTC firm, Peyton's purpose was to attach with a "huge retailer." The combination of individuals she noticed in New York was "superb," she stated.
"I'm pleased to be right here," stated Shawn Laughlin, founding father of the tabletop firm Caskata, a longtime NY Now exhibitor. She stated the present felt like a "actual present" to her, with folks prepared to purchase. It was her finest present in three years when it comes to orders, site visitors and new prospects, she added.
"On the coronary heart of NY Now could be our superb purchaser neighborhood and they're proper right here on the Javits Heart working with our manufacturers and writing orders," stated Amy Loewenberg, purchaser relations and partnership growth supervisor of NY Now, in an announcement of award winners throughout the present. "The spirit within the air is one in every of pure pleasure as our consumers are again the place they wish to be and discovering the merchandise they should see."
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Zack Braff's Garden State was shot in the winter-spring of '03, went to Sundance in January '04 and then was released by Fox Searchlight later that year. Braff did a Chicken Little voice-over and acted in Scrubs and then in Tony Goldwyn's The Last Kiss (due later this year from Paramount) but helming-wise it's been All Quiet on the Western Front. Now, finally, Braff is about to direct again — a remake of Susanne Bier's Open Hearts for big Paramount. (Paramount exec Pam Abdy, a Garden State producer, will "shepherd" the untitled pic with Brad Weston.) The infidelity drama will shoot in New Jersey sometime this summer. The Hollywood Reporter's Tatiana Siegel and Borys Kit have written the story "revolves around two couples whose lives become intertwined after a devastating car crash." That's putting it obliquely. If Braff's film is anything like Bier's, it'll be about a doctor having an affair with the wife of a guy who's become a quadraplegic after an auto accident in which the injuring driver was…hang on…the doctor's wife. The affair is hot, mad and reckless…not to mention shameful and humiliating for the doctor after his wife gets wind of it along with his kids, leading to a complete mess all around. And then quadraplegic's wife changes her mind and blows him off. Unless Braff is just taking the bones of the Bier film and making it into something else entirely, forget those signature elements you liked so much in Garden State ("winsome," "charming," "GenX quirky"). This has the appearance of an artistic growth project for Braff…and I for one am very keen to see it.
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Bonhams to host exhibition featuring works of John Meyer
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Bonhams has announced a forthcoming exhibition of work by John Meyer, South Africa's leading contemporary realist artist.
The exhibition, entitled 'Lost in the Dust', features a series of paintings telling the story of the Anglo-Boer War. Owned by Louis Norval, a South African art collector, the paintings will be exhibited outside of Africa for the first time when they arrive in London next week.
"John Meyer is without doubt the leading exponent of South African realist art," said Giles Peppiatt, Director of South African art at Bonhams. "These fifteen paintings are fascinating in that they marry his absolute mastery of landscape with his great theme of the tragedy of war. This exhibition will bring Meyer to the attention of a much wider audience which is what he deserves."
"It is evident that over the last 20 years, South Africa has witnessed major political, social and cultural change," said Norval. "So, from this perspective, it is easy to dismiss the Anglo-Boer war of 1899 as a distant historical occurrence that has no bearing on contemporary life. But, I am convinced that John Meyer's 'Lost in the Dust' series reveal what an error this is. Being the descendant of Boer and British ancestors, the artist depicts the story from both sides. These are not works of dry fact; rather, vivid explorations of how it must have felt to be involved in the conflict."
Prior to the exhibition, Bonhams will host the special auction of another John Meyer work, depicting the Waterberg region in South Africa. Donated by the artist himself, the sale will raise funds for Tusk, the African wildlife conservation organisation.
"We are delighted that John Meyer has donated a unique, never before seen piece in aid of conservation and protection of wildlife," said Charlie Mayhew, CEO of Tusk. "At Tusk we work to forge a link between the preservation of Africa's natural heritage, its landscapes and wildlife, and the future of its land and people. It is this inextricable relationship, between a nation and its land, that attracted us to this project and we look forward to the reception."
The 'Lost in the Dust' exhibition is on view at Bonhams in London from July 22-30, before heading to for display in Edinburgh from August 11-20.
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A Germany-based Indian-origin scientist, Dr. Prajwal Nandedkar has proffered optimism for more effective malaria therapy by identifying the cause behind the faster movement of the malaria-causing parasite in humans.
The Indian-origin scientist joined Dr Ross Douglas and other team members for a new collaborative study by scientists from the Center for Molecular Biology (ZMBH) and the Heidelberg Institute for Theoretical Studies (HITS) and Heidelberg University Clinic in Germany to conclude that the actin protein is an important factor for the faster movement of malaria-causing parasite.
The Indian-origin scientist is a specialist in computer-aided drug discovery techniques, is currently working as a scientist at the University of Heidelberg. He and his team of scientists have now discovered the reason for the faster movement of these parasites by studying the actin protein. In the latest research, partly funded by the Heidelberg University Frontiers funds, made successful use of a high-performance supercomputer facility at HITS and Heidelberg University. The team's research paper on the subject, published in 'PLoS Biology' journal, explains that the speed of the malaria parasite is 10 times faster than the fastest human immune cells. As a result, it is very difficult for human immune cells to catch and kill these fast-moving parasites. According to the researcher, "if scientists understand the movement of malaria parasites and the differences between human and parasite actin protein, it is possible to target the actin filaments and make the parasite stop. This research opens up a new dimension for anti-malarial drug design and gave us a hope for the new anti-malarial drugs". Importantly, these findings could now be used to discover chemical compounds that selectively target parasite actin and affect either the building or breakdown of the filament.
Malaria is a serious disease, which has caused nearly 400,000 deaths globally and in India and infected 1.3 million people.


Temple Tree is located in Gaurighat and is within easy walking distance of Phewa Lake and the many shops and restaurants that open out onto the lake. Temple Tree is a perfect place to stay at either before or after you trek in the Annapurna Range, or if you just want a base close to the mountains if you are not trekking.
The rooms are located in double storey cottages surrounding a central courtyard containing an inviting swimming pool, and have either a terrace or balcony and some with partial views over the mountains beyond. The rooms are comfortably designed, all with en-suite facilities, air-conditioning and TVs. Opt for the slightly larger apartments or suite for for space.
There are two restaurants, a bar and a superb spa offering a wide range of treatments (do try the 2 hour trekkers massage to sort out post-trekking related stiffness!).
Opt for either a lower or higher floor room where you might well have partial views of the mountains, but sadly not guaranteed. All rooms are slightly different, some with or without bathtubs and/or showers. The rooms are nicely designed, with terracotta flooring merging with orange and yellow walls, often rough-hewn in design. The rooms also have TVs and tea/coffee making facilities.
There are two restaurants; Bay Leaf is the all-day dining option and serves delightful breakfasts. Upstairs you find the Tree House which is a more informal space ideal for looking out at the views. The Island Bar is located by the swimming pool. The spa has a range of Asian treatments on offer.
The proximity to Lakeside is great if you like to head out to the many restaurants on offer there (lunch on lakeside is a great experience). In many ways Temple Tree is the better option than the two older hotels in Pokhara such as the Shangri-La or the ageing Fishtail Lodge. If you want to be out of town, then do consider Tiger Mountain Pokhara Lodge as a more top-end alternative. Temple Tree offers a comfortable place to stay pre or post trek.


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Known to millions as simply "Sister Jean," the Loyola Chicago matriarch and college basketball icon invites you into her remarkable memoir filled with history, wonder, and common-sense wisdom for this century and beyond. As Sister Jean wisely says, "I've seen so many changes in the last 102 years, but the important things remain the same. " Part life story, part philosophy text, and part spiritual guide, Sister Jean's wit, wisdom, and common sense has broad... Show More
Known to millions as simply "Sister Jean," the Loyola Chicago matriarch and college basketball icon invites you into her remarkable memoir filled with history, wonder, and common-sense wisdom for this century and beyond. As Sister Jean wisely says, "I've seen so many changes in the last 102 years, but the important things remain the same. " Part life story, part philosophy text, and part spiritual guide, Sister Jean's wit, wisdom, and common sense has broad appeal and application that transcends religious creed, belief, and even feelings on Loyola's basketball team. Along with her collaborator Seth Davis, an award-winning writer, broadcaster and New York Times best-selling author, Sister Jean lets you experience: " Sister Jean's words and her spirit. " her sharp sense of humor. " life lessons gleaned from one hundred years of living. " universal themes that connect us all. " priceless wisdom. The driving force inside Wake Up with Purpose! is the narrative of Sister Jean's fascinating life--from teaching at a Catholic school during the Second World War to serving on a Chicago college campus in the sixties and beyond to cheering from the sidelines of a men's basketball tournament in March 2018. As you learn about Sister Jean's century-long life, you'll feel just like the Loyola students do when they knock on her office door, plop down in a chair, and ask if she would have time to chat, an activity that she still does daily. Show Less
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Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt is a religious sister of the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. She has spent her entire adult life working as a teacher, administrator, and volunteer, first at elementary and grade schools in Chicago and Los Angeles, and later at Mundelein College and Loyola University. Since 1994, Sister Jean, as she is known, has served as team chaplain for Loyola's men's basketball team. She gained national - and international... Show More
Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt is a religious sister of the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. She has spent her entire adult life working as a teacher, administrator, and volunteer, first at elementary and grade schools in Chicago and Los Angeles, and later at Mundelein College and Loyola University. Since 1994, Sister Jean, as she is known, has served as team chaplain for Loyola's men's basketball team. She gained national - and international - fame in 2018 when the Ramblers went on a Cinderella run to the Final Four. Sister Jean has been a household name ever since. In August 2022, Sister Jean celebrated her 103rd birthday. Show Less


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When I first saw bottle images of Chanel Graphite, I was sort of whatever about it. Just another metalic charcoal/gunmetal, which is saying a lot because I happen to love that type of shade. Then I saw nail swatches and was singing a different tune. I just couldn't justify the price.
In steps Revlon to save the day (and the wallet!) Just as they copied duped last fall's Chanel "It Shade" Paradoxal ( I manged to get a few bottles of the Revlon dupe for a steal of a price; you know what that means... stay tuned) they did it once again. Now, Canadian ladies know that Revlon likes hold things back from our cosmetic obsessed little hands, so I wasn't expecting to see this on our shelves.
Carbonite is a metallic charcoal/gunmetal shade. In the bottle there is a hint of taupe as well, but it doesn't translate to the nail. Application was pretty easy, one coat did the job well, but I did notice that if you hesitated or tried to go back over the nail it made a mess and did not settle out on it's own. The above photos are base coat, one coat of Carbonite and a thick coat of Seche Vite, as it seemed that Carbonite doesn't have the shiniest of finishes and needs the extra "oomph".
As I mentioned, I do not own Chanel Graphite, but from swatches out there (a quick Google will get you what you want) the Revlon version is quite close to the original, but does lack a bit of the chromatic sparkle that Chanel's version does. In any case, I'm very happy with Revlon's Carbonite and will gladly pocket the $20 (give or take) savings.
Have you tried either polishes? Which do you prefer?
Oh! I just found this shade in a deep discount store, Big Lots! Do you have one where you live? If so, go stock up! They are selling for $1.50/bottle.
That's awesome! Unfortunately we don't have that store here (Canada) You guys in the states have so many stores we don't!
I love this polish! So happy once I finally found it in Canada.


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Prior to being elected to the SEMPO Board, Marc was an active member in SEMPO ever since he joined Digital Brand Expressions more than 12 years ago. He first served on the Marketing Committee and helped lead the update of marketing/member materials. Then he joined the Research Committee and took over the lead role for SEMPO's Annual State of Search Survey.
In addition to his search and digital marketing expertise, Marc brings 25 years of experience in marketing and advertising with New York City agencies across a wide range of clients in the consumer, B2B, and not-for-profit sectors. He repeatedly garners praise from clients for his strategic guidance and for his ability to translate strategies into integrated, multi-faceted tactical action plans.
Marc is a frequent speaker at search and broader marketing conferences including Digital Summit, SMX, Marketing Profs, Direct Marketing Association, among others.
Prior to serving on the SEMPO Board, Marc served 4 years on the Board of Directors for the Marketing Executives Networking Group (MENG) which is now the AMA Executive Circle. AMA/MENG is a non-profit national membership organization (with local chapters) that faced many of the opportunities/challenges that SEMPO is addressing today.


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Q: Are Anti-CSRF tokens stored on client-side, server-side, or both? I'm creating a React Js website with a Node.js backend. I've been attempting to figure out a user authentication implementation to prevent CSRF attacks however I'm really confused about where to store Anti-CSRF tokens.
My thought process of a secure implementation is as follows...

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*User submits request to login with credentials.

*Credentials are authenticated.

*Server creates session.

*Server creates JWT to use as Anti-CSRF token.

*Server stores JWT (Anti-CSRF token) in session storage.

*Server sends response to client.

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*Response has header to store session ID in HttpOnly cookie on client-side.

*Response payload includes JWT (Anti-CSRF token).

*Client receives response.

*HttpOnly cookie holding session ID is stored on client-side.

*Client stores JWT (Anti-CSRF token) in localStorage.

I figure when a user needs to request information, the client can send the JWT (Anti-CSRF token) via a header or payload, and the session ID will be sent automatically due to it being a cookie. Then, the server can check if the JWT (Anti-CSRF token) exists in the session storage.
I know that the JWT (Anti-CSRF token) will need to be refreshed at some point.
My confusion is due to storing the JWT (Anti-CSRF token) on the client side. I keep reading that it should only be stored on the server. But if it's only stored on the server it doesn't seem to be doing anything at all.
I thought of using both cookies and localStorage because it seems that if a request to the server needs both a HttpOnly cookie and something from localStorage to send back an "authorized" response, an attacker would need to both successfully ride a session and successfully implement an XSS attack to get the Anti-CSRF token.
I just started learning about CSRF and XSS recently so I could be completely wrong and there could be a huge flaw in my implementation that I'm missing. But my main question is... don't Anti-CSRF tokens need to be stored on the client AND the server?

A: They are also called "CSRF Tokens". When a client requests for a form (e.g. bank login page), server generates the tokens and passes them to client and when the client fills the form, client passes CSRF token along with the completed form. Server verifies the token value and if it matches, request is fulfilled. CSRF tokens are stored on server-side  in synchronizer token pattern.


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Chinese, German leaders hail free trade system
by Chi Dehua Jul 10, 2018 14:48 TRADE GERMANY LI KEQIANG
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang and German Chancellor Angela Merkel met in Berlin on Monday. Xinhua
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by Catherine Jessup INTERNET MEDIA
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The inspiration for kites dates back almost 2,500 years to a philosopher named Mo Di, also known as Mozi (468-376 BCE). Read more
China and Germany have pledged to firmly oppose the practice of protectionism in international trade, while reiterating their commitment to the multilateral rules that govern free trade.
The comments were made by German Chancellor Angela Merkel and visiting Chinese Premier Li Keqiang during a meeting held in Berlin on Monday, Xinhua reports.
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang to visit Bulgaria and Germany between July 5 and 10
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Li and Merkel voiced their support for the World Trade Oganization (WTO) and other multilateral groups, such as the G20. This is in sharp contrast to US President Trump's administration, which has threatened to take action against the global trade regulator for mistreatment.
In reference to the US' mounting tariff policies, Merkel said that Germany supports the rules-based system of free trade and is therefore concerned by what it sees as the illegal levying of tariffs.
As the world's two largest exporters of goods, Germany and China have agreed to deepen their cooperation in the fields of trade, finance and investment. More than 20 business deals have been signed during Li's visit that cover a wide range of topics, including agriculture, education, healthcare, cars and automotive driving.
Chinese battery giant Contemporary Amperex Technology Co Ltd (CATL) has signed up to invest around US$282m towards the building of a lithium battery plant in the German state of Thuringia, according to The Paper.
It has also been reported that German car maker BMW is planning to purchase a total of US$4.7bn worth of batteries from CATL, with more than a third of the order to be manufactured in the new Thuringia factory.
Daimler AG, Mercedes-Benz's parent company, has also agreed to work with China's Tsinghua University to promote research related to automotive driving and intelligent transportation.
China and Germany have close trade links and, unlike the US, Berlin has a much more balanced trade record with its eastern partner. Last year its deficit with China stood at US$16.9bn.
In 2017, China was Germany's largest trade partner for the second consecutive year. During the first five months of 2018, German exports to China increased by 9.1 percent year-on-year.
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China's ambassador to Finland shares his thoughts on the Sino-US economic and trade friction that has become a heated topic worldwide.
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CIICC delegation visits Finnish waste treatment plant
CICCC Executive Chairman Long Yuxiang visited a waste treatment plant near Tampere, Finland's third largest city.
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Lego to more than double number of stores across China in 2019
Lego has announced plans to more than double its current number of stores in China this year to 140 across 30 cities.
by Asa Butcher ENTERTAINMENT CHILDREN
The Chang'e-4 mission Yutu-2 rover is once again set to take a nap on the far side of the Moon to protect against high temperatures resulting from direct solar radiation....
Sandro Wagner leaves Bayern Munich for Chinese Super League
Former Germany international footballer Sandro Wagner has completed his move from Bayern Munich to Chinese Super League outfit Tianjin TEDA.
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import React, { Component } from 'react'
import { Sidebar, Segment, Menu, Input} from 'semantic-ui-react'

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        <Menu.Item name="unitInfo" active={true}>Unit Info</Menu.Item>
        <Menu.Item name="pilots" active={false}>Pilots</Menu.Item>
        <Menu.Item name="mechs" active={false}>Mechs</Menu.Item>
        <Menu.Item name="unitOrganization" active={false}>Unit Organization</Menu.Item>
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Reed Celebrates 125 Years in Business
Leading pipe tool and vise manufacturer fetes landmark.
Reed Manufacturing in Erie, Pennsylvania, is celebrating 125 years of supplying industry with pipe tools and vises for the professional trades.
The company was founded by Carl Reed and three partners in 1896. He started by manufacturing pipe wrenches and plumbing supplies, which are still being manufactured by the company today, but also made scales, bicycles, and laundry machinery.
In 1902 Reuben Wright of Westfield, New York, bought Reed Manufacturing and put his sons in charge of the business. His great-great grandsons Scott Wright, company president and chairman of the board, and Mark Wright, who is retired but remains on the board, are actively involved today.
Reed tools were used in the construction of the Panama Canal. In 1915, Reed bench vises were awarded a gold medal and Reed pipe dies received a bronze medal at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco. A distantly related pair of Wright brothers, Orville and Wilbur, used a Reed vise in their Dayton bicycle/aviation shop. Reed was a defense contractor during both world wars, turning out stocks, dies, and pipe cutters in the Great War and wrenches, turbine buckets, and airplane engine mounts for World War II. Additionally, the Reed Shaw Machine for pressing collars was installed in all Navy ships and could be found in most commercial laundries across the United States. Reed was exporting from early in its existence with relationships in Europe and beyond. Today Reed sells into over 100 countries. Still housed in the historic building at 1425 West 8th Street, Reed remains an Erie landmark.
From the company's beginning, Reed associates have invented tools that continually become industry standards, including the Quick Release Tubing Cutter, various tools for plastic pipe, vises, plus Hinged Pipe Cutters and Rotary Pipe Cutters. Each year Reed makes end-user driven improvements and refinements to existing tools. Recent tool additions include Pump Stick water transfer pump, Clean Ream Extreme® fitting reamers, Bevel Boss pipe beveler, Bear Hug squeeze tools, along with continuous improvements to long-standing tools. Reed takes pride in manufacturing high quality tools that provide tool solutions.
"The secret of Reed's continuing, increasing success can be attributed to its corporate culture of excellence and the quality of its company associates, who are individually committed to exceptional performance and service," according to a company press release.
"Over the past century and a quarter, Reed Manufacturing tirelessly has worked for the betterment of Erie County, through the United Way and its predecessor the Community Chest. Reed and its employees have supported dozens of organizations in categories from the arts to scouting to reducing poverty to medical causes. Reed people, products, and service will continue to excel. Reed is forward-thinking and will continue to improve its customer offerings throughout each of its next 125+ years."
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