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Cuban president visits thermoelectric plant in western Cuba
Díaz-Canel
thermoelectric plant visit
WESTERN CUBA
Havana, Sept 29 (Prensa Latina) Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel is visiting Thursday the Ernesto Guevara thermoelectric plant in the nearby city of Santa Cruz del Norte, with three units and a generation capacity of 295 megawatts (MW).
According to the government´s oficial Twitter account, the workers of that power plant are working around the clock to recover the generation power, which will be part of the synchronization of the national power grid.
It also reported that shortly before the arrival of the president, unit number 2 of the station was already contributing 23 megawatts (MW) to part of that system in western Cuba, the region hit by Hurricane Ian. Previously, the president hailed on social media the support of uniformed people in the cleaning of Havana, after the impact of the winds of this weather phenomenon on Tuesday.
Diaz-Canel thanked chiefs, officers, cadets, soldiers and fighters of the Revolutionary Armed Forces and the Ministry of Interior, "indispensable in trying times."
On Wednesday, the Civil Defense decreed the Recovery Phase for the provinces of Pinar del Rio, Artemisa, Havana, Mayabeque and the special municipality Isla de la Juventud (Isle of Youth), given Hurricane Ian was far away from the country
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The development of culturally responsive clinical skills is vital to the effectiveness of behavioral health services. This intermediate level continuing education course was developed using information from SAMSHA's Center for Substance Abuse Treatment to demonstrate how culturally responsive skills can improve client engagement in services, therapeutic relationships between clients and providers, and treatment retention and outcomes. An introduction to cultural competence is provided as well as core competencies for counselors and other clinical staff. Additionally, steps to provide culturally responsive evaluation and treatment planning are summarized.
1. Define cultural competence, discuss its importance, and examine how it is achieved.
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It's not just a coincidence that newer games are based off of older gaming concepts. Gaming developers do this purposely, why? If it worked once, it will work again.
What do Create, CityVille and Monster Galaxy all have in common (besides all three being social games)?
Give up? All three of these games are based off of older game ideas. Last week I reported about the newly developed Create application for Facebook users. Also in the article, I compared similarities between the fairly new game Create and an older gaming series known as The Incredible Machine.
It isn't a coincidence that these games have similarities to older games. Top Facebook developers use this strategy because it works. Think about it: which social gaming developer has mastered this concept? If you said Zynga, you've been paying attention to our articles here at Social Times.
CityVille, FarmVille, FrontierVille are all Zynga games that are based on the same gaming concept. Zynga, realizing that their concept of FarmVille worked, based their future games on the same idea. Even though some of their games did not receive the same feedback as FarmVille, Zynga still was able to attract users to the similar games. I'm confident that Zynga, the top social gaming developer, will continue to create these "Ville" games until gamers are no longer interested. It wouldn't be smart of Zynga to jump off the "Ville" bandwagon just yet.
Monster Galaxy, currently with 2.8 million monthly active users, uses the same exact gaming concept and phrase as an older game. Head right onto Monster Galaxy's application page and you'll see in the description a familiar phrase, "Catch them all!" Catch them all, huh? A gaming concept based on collecting monsters, with a "catch them all" concept. Sounds a little like Pokémon?


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The world's first subterranean urban farm
CLAPHAM, LONDON
Our first farm is 33 metres beneath the streets of Clapham, London, in disused WWII air raid shelters. Here, we grow a range of microgreens and baby leaf that we sell to many of the UK's major retailers, including M&S, Waitrose, Tesco and Whole Foods Market. We also supply cafes and restaurants across London via our foodservice distribution partners at New Covent Garden Market, less than a mile down the road.
History of the site
While our farm has occupied the tunnels since 2015, the history of our site dates back 80 years. In their embryonic state, the tunnels were designed as short term air raid shelters with the long-term view of being transformed into an express North South crossrail. That never happened, instead the tunnels went from being air raid shelters to being lived in before being used as a storage facility and finally becoming home to our farm.
Tunnel Construction
Construction begins on a system of eight deep level tunnels across London that could be used as air raid shelters. The plan was to join them up post-war to make an express Northern Line.
Air Raid Shelters
Initially some London Underground stations were used as ready-made air raid shelters. However, the tunnels were not deep enough and direct hits by German bombs resulted in significant loss of life. The new deep level shelters were far more effective and were built to hold around 100,000 people.
The Clapham South shelter was used to house 200 of the first immigrants from the West Indies who had arrived on the MV Empire Windrush for four weeks until they found more permanent accommodation.
ZCF Founded
Richard Ballard and Steven Dring co-found Zero Carbon Food.
Initial Test Area Built
A small test area is set up at one end of the tunnels to test the viability of a subterranean farm.
Farm Fully Operational
The farm moves into full production and supplies a number of national retailers, as well as hundreds of hotels and restaurants across London via food service distributors.
Humble beginnings. This is how the tunnels looked when we first moved in.
It's great to be involved in this exciting project, for which we have ambitious growth plans. Above all it's fantastic to source produce so fresh in the heart of Britain's largest city.
Michel Roux Jr

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• Cotton is generally self-pollinating, but in the presence of suitable insect pollinators can exhibit some cross-pollination. Delint the cotton seeds with concentrated sulphuric acid at 100ml/kg of seed. Symptoms. Verticillium wilt is caused by the soil-borne fungus, Verticillium albo-atrum. Wilt - Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. Slideshare uses cookies to improve functionality and performance, and to provide you with relevant advertising. Cultivation 5. No : DTAT-P/21/2014 Name Of Dep. Learn more about the importance, transmission, diagnosis, and control of plant diseases. Fusarium wilt of cotton may commonly result from the interaction of Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. Cotton was being grown, spun, and woven into cloth in Pakistan in 3,000 years BC. 6. It is native to tropical and subtropical regions of the Old and New Worlds.There are about 50 Gossypium species, making it the largest genus in the tribe Gossypieae, and new species continue to be discovered. Wild and Cultivated Species of Cotton WILD AND CULTIVATED SPECIES OF COTTON Introduction The genus Gossypium which belongs to the family Malvaceae and tribe Gossypieae, includes about 50 species, out of which four species are cultivated for their spinnable fibre. Symptoms are very similar to Verticillium wilt but vascular discoloration is darker. Sort by: How Organic Cotton And Ordinary Cotton Are Different - Organic cotton is not only used as a crop by itself but also in the production of garments. 8. Cotton ppt 1. Verticillium wilt diseases are difficult to control due to the long viability of the resting structures, the wide host range of the pathogens and the inability of fungicides to affect the pathogen once in the plant vascular system. Fiber Properties Plant disease, an impairment of the normal state of a plant that interrrupts or modifies its vital functions. Powelson. Avoid monocropping. Looks like you've clipped this slide to already. 10. DOI: 10.1094/PHI-I-2000-0801-01Updated 2005. Organic Farming of Cotton We use your LinkedIn profile and activity data to personalize ads and to show you more relevant ads. diseases in cotton which can be. Cotton is one of the major fibre crops of global significance. Studies have shown that both cotton pollen development [15,16,49,50] and pollen germination [17,19] are extremely sensitive to high Cotton Crop Presentation David Taylor. Seed treatment development for the control of Verticillium wilt, A presentation on cultivated cotton species in world, Engineering methods to control soil erosion. History Therefore, Verticillium wilt‐resistant upland cotton cultivars are lacking (Cai et al ., 2009). Symptoms The symptoms are seen when the crop is in … Wild Rice Taxonomy 8 Habitat: laterite pond, Zambia Habit, in GRC's screen house, Philippines A panicle Oryza brachyantha A. Chev. Organic clothing is processed from organic cotton itself and makes it the most superior form of clothing. Types Cotton is one of the most important cash crop in the world, the average annual cotton production loss as a result of Verticillium wilt is tremendous. seedling disease soreshin and decay caused by rhizocotonia solani. One workshop, "Recognizing Cotton Diseases", included a poster and powerpoint presentation on recognizing and managing wilt diseases. seedling disease. Cotton is one of the most important cash crops in US agricultural industry. If you continue browsing the site, you agree to the use of cookies on this website. Organic Farming of Cotton 6. All Time. Cotton ( Gossypiumbarbadence) is the one of the most ancient important commercial crops next only to food grains and is the principal raw material for a flourshing textile industry. Cotton is attacked by several hundred species of insects, including such harmful species as the boll weevil, pink bollworm, cotton leafworm, cotton fleahopper, cotton aphid, rapid plant bug, conchuela, southern green stinkbug, spider mites (red spiders), grasshoppers, thrips, and tarnished plant bugs. f. sp. Uses of Cotton Introduction The disease appears at all the stages of plant growth. Avoid continuous cropping of cotton both during winter and summer seasons in the same area as well as ratooning. Remove and destory the infected plant debris. The disease occurs across the entire Cotton Beit from South Carolina to California. This fungus can survive in the soil for many years even in the absence of cotton. Mineral Nutrition Deficiency / Toxicity 4. Cotton pests are currently the subjects of a broad array of research. Wilt of Cotton J. T, Presley Verticillium wilt of cotton is caused by a soil-borne fungus. Scripted PowerPoint Presentations. In recent years, breeding new lines by genetic engineering to improve resistance to Verticillium wilt is one of important approaches for disease control. The wilt disease of cotton and its control. Now customize the name of a clipboard to store your clips. Rogue out the volunteer cotton plants and weed hosts. The bacteria can affect the cotton plant during all growth stages, infecting stems, leaves, bracts and bolls. Losses in yield from it may reach 50 percent. The presentations are scripted in that they have speaker notes (along with references for those notes) that accompany each slide. Around this time natives of the Nile valley in Egypt were making and wearing cotton clothing. See our Privacy Policy and User Agreement for details. Cotton pests are currently the subjects of a broad array of research. If you continue browsing the site, you agree to the use of cookies on this website. 1. cotton plants become infected during early growth stages, compared to mid- or late- season stages. PLANT HEALTH AUSTRALIA | Contingency Plan – Fusarium wilts of chickpea, lentil and lupin | PAGE 7 . vasinfectum with Belonolaimus longicaudatus. Cotton has long bearing period and the habit of growing infinitely. In seedling stage, there is yellowing of cotyledons, browning of petioles, followed by death and falling of affected leaves. Cotton seedlings infected with Verticillium usually turn yellow, dry out, and die. Show: Recommended . DIPLOMA IN TEXTILE & APPEREL TECHNOLOGY Sri Lanka institute of Textile & apparel 2014/2015 Name : E.C.Maduranga Ediriweera Reg. Future Line of Work . vasinfectum (Atk.) The Plant Health Instructor. The disease appears at all the stages of plant growth. Verticillium wilt diseases are difficult to control due to the long viability of the resting structures, the wide host range of the pathogens and the inability of fungicides to affect the pathogen once in the plant vascular system. In the lengthy bearing period of cotton, it is often damaged by various plant diseases and insect pests. Current estimates for world production are about 25 million tones annually, accounting for 2.5% of the worldˋs arable land. Effect of Azotobactor inoculation with Nitrogen levels on Yield and Quality o... No public clipboards found for this slide, Presentation on diseases of cotton plants. diseases in cotton which can be. fusarium wilt and bacterial blight. Clipping is a handy way to collect important slides you want to go back to later. 4. It is rare in light to loam soils. cotton yarn ppt 1. In seedling stage, there is yellowing of cotyledons, browning of petioles, followed by death and falling of affected leaves. World's Best PowerPoint Templates - CrystalGraphics offers more PowerPoint templates than anyone else in the world, with over 4 million to choose from. Symptoms The symptoms are seen when the crop is in … Slideshare uses cookies to improve functionality and performance, and to provide you with relevant advertising. COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY (Affiliated to Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore-3) Kullapuram (Po),ViaVaigai Dam, Theni-625 562 FUSARIUM WILT OF COTTON Course teacher: Student: Dr. Parthasarathy. Leaf spot Alternaria macrospora Alternaria alternata Cercospora gossypina Mycosphaerella gossypina [teleomorph] Cochliobolus spicifer Bipolaris spicifera [anamorph] = Curvularia spicifera = Cochliobolus spicifer Myrothecium roridum Rhizoctonia solani Stemphylium solani. 2000. Leading Producers of Cotton 10. If you continue browsing the site, you agree to the use of cookies on this website. FUSARIUM WILT OF COTTON 3. Synchronised sowing of cotton preferably with short duration varieties in each cotton ecosystem. 2.2 Parawilt / New Wilt 2.3 Leaf Drying / Burn 2.4 Bud and Boll Drying 2.5 Bad Boll Opening 2.6 Crazy Top 2.7 Crinkle Leaf 2.8 Effect of 2,4-D 2.9 Bud and Boll Shedding 3. Find PowerPoint Presentations and Slides using the power of XPowerPoint.com, find free presentations research about Para Wilt Of Cotton PPT About 2 results (2.07 milliseconds) Sponsored Links wilt of cotton can be represented in a flowchart as shown . Investigating technology group 17 mechine Kamarudin Jaafar. Get this from a library! Symptoms. Verticillium wilt is a vascular disease of cotton. The Plant Health Instructor. In about 800 AD, Arab merchants brought cotton cloth to Europe. and Hans. Winner of the Standing Ovation Award for "Best PowerPoint Templates" from Presentations Magazine. Clipping is a handy way to collect important slides you want to go back to later. The remaining 46 species are distributed throughout the tropics and subtropics of the world in wild forms (Table-1). You can change your ad preferences anytime. ), a leading natural fiber, is a major cash crop in the world and is grown commercially in more than 50 countries. The fiber is almost pure cellulose. It is of major importance in the lower Mississippi Valley and the irrigated areas of the Southwest. Cotton ppt Varun Devang. See our User Agreement and Privacy Policy. The cotton itself was found to be much like the cotton that is grown in America today. Fusarium wilt pathogens from cowpea and cotton in the USA were pathogenic on some L. luteus cultivars (Armstrong and Armstrong 1964). The scripted presentations are comprehensive which means that they contain a large amount of information. 9. There is a species of cotton (native to India and Pakistan) that grows seedling disease soreshin and decay caused by rhizocotonia solani. The fungus remains in the soil for many years. China, U.S.A., India, Pakistan, Uzbekistan, Australia, Brazil, Greece, Argentina and Egypt are major cotton producing countries. Mineral Nutrition Deficiency / Toxicity 4. Slideshare uses cookies to improve functionality and performance, and to provide you with relevant advertising. We use your LinkedIn profile and activity data to personalize ads and to show you more relevant ads. Reproductive heat sensitivity in cotton has been studied extensively [15–17,19,45–51]. Bacterial blight of cotton is a disease affecting the cotton plant resulting from infection by Xanthomonas axonopodis pathovar malvacearum (Xcm) a Gram negative, motile rod-shaped, non spore-forming bacterium with a single polar flagellum.. the best management for seedling disease: wait until soil temperature is 65o f. before planting. In general, plants with rapid growth, apparently, those . Cotton fiber manufacturing, physical and chemical properties, Natural textile fibers (Cotton, Jute, Silk, Wool), Viscose fibre industry report 2017 applications & technology, No public clipboards found for this slide. Control of the cotton pests, such as mites and budworms, is sought through different methods: chemical control through the use of pesticides, biological control through the use of the natural predators of cotton pests, and cultural control through the modification of farming practices. Verticillium wilt, caused by the soilborne fungus Verticillium dahliae, is an increasingly important disease of cotton on the Southern High Plains. Cotton (Gossypium spp. f. sp. It grows on a plant or shrub. China is the worldˋs largest producer of cotton, but most of this is used domestically. Wilt is restricted to black cotton soils with pH 7.6-8.00. Some people believe that cotton grows on trees. Standing Ovation Award: "Best PowerPoint Templates" - Download your favorites today! A number of ESTs were found to encode proteins harboring putative signal peptides for secretion, and their cDNAs were isolated. Australian races of the causal agent Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. 3. Oldsmobile Cutlass 1997-1999 … Wilt diseases are found most commonly in soil-grown crops and in gardens, but severe attacks may also occur in some container-grown crops (e.g. Parawilt in Cotton Authors: Raghuveer Singh, Roshan Lal Meena, Pradeep Kumar and Raman Sharma Among the different physiological disorders in cotton like leaf reddening, parawilt/new wilt, leaf drying, bud and boll drying, bad boll opening, crazy top, crinkle leaf, effect of 2,4-D, bud and boll shedding and mineral nutrient deficiency/toxicity (Perumal et al., n. d). Cotton wilt definition is - a disease of cotton caused by the growth of a fungus (Fusarium vasinfectum) in the water-conducting vessels and characterized by wilting, yellowing, blighting, and death. 5. It is cultivated in tropical and sub-tropical regions of more than eighty countries of world occupying nearly 33 m ha with an annual production of 19 to 20 million tones of bales. See our Privacy Policy and User Agreement for details. Snyd. Control of the cotton pests, such as mites and budworms, is sought through different methods: chemical control through the use of pesticides, biological control through the use of the natural predators of cotton pests, and cultural control through the modification of farming practices. The bacteria can affect the cotton plant during all growth stages, infecting stems, leaves, bracts and bolls. 2.2 Parawilt / New Wilt 2.3 Leaf Drying / Burn 2.4 Bud and Boll Drying 2.5 Bad Boll Opening 2.6 Crazy Top 2.7 Crinkle Leaf 2.8 Effect of 2,4-D 2.9 Bud and Boll Shedding 3. Plants which become infected later in the season are stunted and exhibit a yellow condition along the leaf margins and between the major veins. Common Names of Plant Diseases...S. A. Ferreira and J. C. Comstock, primary collators (last update 3/21/93) BACTERIAL DISEASES Gumming disease* Xanthomonas campestris pv. Treatment . the frequent soil borne fungal. S Miss.Sharmitha.S Asst.Professor (Plant Pathology) 2015021116 2. • Cotton is ... • Fusarium wilt is caused by a soil-inhabiting fungus, Fusarium oxysporum, Schlect. seedling disease. See our User Agreement and Privacy Policy. Symptoms include wilting, vascular browning and death. It is a natural fibre, not a man made fibre like polyester. End. Plant resistant varieties when available. vasinfectum (Fov) are genetically distinct from those in other countries and are thought to have … the frequent soil borne fungal. The base of petiole shows brown ring, followed by wilting and drying of the seedlings. Leading Producers of Cotton End 2. Fusarium wilt can survive for years in the soil and is spread by water, insects and garden equipment. Fusarium oxysporum is a widespread pathogen causing Fusarium wilt (FW) of numerous plant species, including watermelon, banana and cotton (Gordon and Martyn, 1997; Davis et al., 2006).Typical symptoms of FW are chlorosis of leaves and wilting of plants due to clogging of the xylem, which results in a characteristic vascular discoloration. Types 4. Verticillium wilt Verticillium dahliae Economic importance The disease is a major disease in cotton in USA and USSR and was first reported in India during 1968 on hirsutum cottons in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu. Cotton is a type of fibre. Yield losses of cotton seedlings disease damage , wilt disease and foliar disease . • Cotton is generally self-pollinating, but in the presence of suitable insect pollinators can exhibit some cross-pollination. Bronze wilt is a newly recognized disease of cotton characterized by bronze or red discoloration and wilt-ing of leaves. Plants commonly affected by wilt diseases include the following: • Verticillium wilt: Acer, Cercis, Cotinus, Helichrysum, chrysanthemum, potato, rose, strawberry, tomato and linseed. Lint contamination Aspergillus flavus Nematospora spp. Cotton is a soft, fluffy staple fiber that grows in a boll, or protective capsule, around the seeds of cotton plants of the genus Gossypium. The root rot and fusarium wilt are. Looks like you've clipped this slide to already. seedling diseases - pre-emergence damping-off - post-emergence damping-off - soreshin . They'll give your presentations a professional, memorable appearance - the kind of sophisticated look that today's audiences expect. If you continue browsing the site, you agree to the use of cookies on this website. What is cotton? effectively controlled by use of . Bacterial blight of cotton is a disease affecting the cotton plant resulting from infection by Xanthomonas axonopodis pathovar malvacearum (Xcm) a Gram negative, motile rod-shaped, non spore-forming bacterium with a single polar flagellum.. It is rare in light to loam soils. hours of heavy rainfall or soil saturation. Fusarium oxysporum is a widespread pathogen causing Fusarium wilt (FW) of numerous plant species, including watermelon, banana and cotton (Gordon and Martyn, 1997; Davis et al., 2006).Typical symptoms of FW are chlorosis of leaves and wilting of plants due to clogging of the xylem, which results in a characteristic vascular discoloration. Verticillium wilt Verticillium dahliae Economic importance The disease is a major disease in cotton in USA and USSR and was first reported in India during 1968 on hirsutum cottons in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu. Processing of Cotton Cotton is the collective name given to four species of plants in the genus Gossypium, Gossypium hirsutum, Gossypium barbadense, Gossypium arboreum and Gossypium herbaceum which are perennial shrubs in the family Malvaceae grown for the fluffy fiber which protects the seeds of the plant.G. The disease usually appears in November and December when the crop is in squares and bolls, about three months after sowing. You can change your ad preferences anytime. Yield losses to cotton seedlings disease damage , wilt disease and foliar disease. effectively controlled by use of . In Africa, Asia, and the Americas, early season infection of cotton by whitefly-transmitted viruses (genus, Begomovirus) has resulted in a total loss of the crop. Cultural control: Use resistant varieties if available. Yield losses to cotton seedlings disease damage , wilt disease and foliar disease. vasinfectum (Atk.) DOI: 10.21307_jofnem-2019-015 Introduction 2. 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The Gunners will head for West Ireland this weekend buoyed by both the result and the manner of their win last week. The victory over the Scarlets followed a four-game losing streak which put paid to the Gunners' hopes of winning the title. A match against bottom side Connacht therefore seems at first glance to be the perfect opportunity to maintain the upturn in Gunners' fortunes.
Connacht go into this match having won only two of their last five games, including a creditable away win at the Borders. However, they have won their last five home games, against the Dragons, the Scarlets, Montpellier, Ulster and Worcester. In fact you have to go back to December last year for their most recent home defeat, at the hands of Leinster, and the only other teams to have won in Galway this season are the Borders and Munster, both those victories coming early in the season. In other words, Connacht are no push-overs at home.
They also have motivation. This is the first of three successive home games with which Connacht will finish their season and, lying as they are only one point behind the Warriors, they know they have a realistic shot at climbing out of the basement. For a team that is a "development" side starved of funds by the IRFU, that would represent a major achievement.
For the Gunners too this is a vital game. Victory on the road would confirm that last week's performance was no flash-in-the-pan; defeat would cause all the doubts of recent weeks to re-surface. Although the Gunners have now qualified for next season's Heineken Cup, they still need to secure three points to guarantee they will finish as top Scottish side in the league. With an away match at the Dragons and a home finale against title-chasing Leinster, this looks like a good game to target for those vital points.
The omens too suggest this could be the one, with the Gunners having won on three of their four previous visits to the Sportsground, the only defeat being in September 2003. Curiously, matches between these two sides have generally been won by the visitors with Connacht having won two of three matches played in Edinburgh. That single defeat however was the match played early this season, which the Gunners won 34-3.
This is another of those games that really is too close to call. If this had been the first half of the season, the Gunners would have been favourites. Now though it all depends on just how solid and secure the Gunners revival is; the result this weekend will go a long way to telling us.


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var assert = require('assert');
var _ = require('lodash');
var moment = require('moment');

describe('Miner', function () {
  var miner1 = new hashware.Miner({
    id: Math.random() * 1000,
    device: new hashware.MinerDevice({
      id: Math.random() * 1000,
      hashRate: 4000
    }),
    hashRate: 4000,
    state: new hashware.MinerState({
      id: Math.random() * 1000,
      summary: {
        Elapsed: 86400
      },
      devs: [
        {
          Temperature: 65,
          'MHS 5s': 1000,
          'MHS av': 1000
        },
        {
          Temperature: 70,
          'MHS 5s': 1000,
          'MHS av': 1000
        },
        {
          Temperature: 60,
          'MHS 5s': 1000,
          'MHS av': 1000
        }
      ]
    })
  });
  it('should exist', function () {
    assert(hashware.Miner);
  });
  describe('#getUptime', function () {
    it('should return momentjs duration of current cgminer session', function () {
      assert.equal(miner1.getUptime().valueOf(), moment.duration({ days: 1 }).valueOf());
    });
  });
  describe('#getTemperature', function () {
    it('should return the maximum temperature of the cgminer devs in Celsius', function () {
      assert.equal(miner1.getTemperature(), 70);
    });
  });
  describe('#getCurrentHashrate', function () {
    it('should return the current hash rate in GHs', function () {
      assert.equal(miner1.getCurrentHashrate(), 3000);
    });
  });
  describe('#getSessionHashrate', function () {
    it('should return the average cgminer session hash rate in GHs', function () {
      assert.equal(miner1.getSessionHashrate(), 3000);
    });
  });
  describe('#getPerformanceRatio', function () {
    it('should calculate current hashrate to device hashrate ratio', function () {
      console.log('miner1 hashRate:', miner1.get('hashRate'));
      assert.equal(miner1.getPerformanceRatio(), .75);
    });
  });
});

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Enid Crystal Dorothy Marx (20 de octubre de 1902 – 18 de mayo de 1998) fue una pintora y diseñadora inglesa, miembro de la Royal Society of Arts. Era una prima distante de Karl Marx.

Educación
Enid Marx nació en Londres. Estudió en la Escuela Roedean, la Escuela Central de Artes y Oficios y la Universidad Real de Arte, la cual dejó en 1925, tras haber suspendido su diploma. Mucho más tarde la universidad le otorgó una cualificación honorífica.

Diseño

Después de dejar la Universidad Real travajó para los diseñadores textiles Phyllis Barron y Dorothy Larcher en su estudio en Hampstead, que había conocido gracias al ceramista Norah Braden. Un año más tarde abrió su propio taller, en el cual diseñaba motivos textiles y los imprimía a mano. Sus obras se vendían a través de la Little Gallery, situada en la calle Sloane, y más tarde en la galería Dunbar Hay.

En 1929  empezó a diseñar portadas de libros, comenzando con la de volumen de grabados de Alberto Durero. A partir de entonces, Marx recibió muchos más encargos de la editorial Chatto and Windus. Sus diseños posteriores incluyen las portadas de la traducción de Proust de Scott Moncrieff. En 1937 fue elegida por la London Passenger Transport Board para diseñar la tela de tipo moqueta usada para forrar los asientos de los autobuses y del metro de Londres.

Durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, empezó a escribir e ilustrar sus propios libros infantiles de pequeño formato, con títulos como Bulgy the Barrage Balloon y The Pigeon Ace. La Pilgrim Trust le encargó 14 acuarelas de edificios amenazados por los bombardeos, que fueron utilizadas como parte de la campaña Recording Britain (Grabando Inglaterra). En 1943, el diseñador de muebles Gordon Russell le invitó a formar parte del equipo de la Junta de Comercio del programa Utility Furniture. En esta organización era la responsable de su gama de telas.

Después de la guerra empezó trabajar de nuevo para el mundo editorial, sobre todo para la editorial Penguin Books. También diseñó el marco que encuadra el retrato de la Reina Isabel II en los sellos de bajo coste de la serie Wilding y el sello de Navidad de 1976 que representa un bordado medieval. En 1965 fue elegida Directora del Departamento de Vestidos, Textiles y Cerámica de la Universidad de Arte de Croydon. Trabajó allí durante cinco años, antes de quitar su puesto para poder concentrarse en su trabajo personal.

Vida personal
Después de haber pasado la Segunda Guerra Mundial mayoritariamente en Londres, Marx vivió durante un tiempo en St Andrews, Escocia, donde trabajaba con su amiga Margaret Lambert (1905–1995).

Arte popular y tradicional
A partir de finales de los años 1930, Marx y Lambert empezaron a coleccionar arte popular y ephemera, como libros de recortes, tarjetas de San Valentín, teatrillos eróticos de papel, figurillas de perros de Staffordshire (una especialidad artesanal local) y juguetes. Esta colección les sirvió de base para crear un libro llamado When Victoria began to Reign (Cuando [la reina] Victoria empezó a reinar), publicado por Faber y Faber en 1937. En 1947 publicaron el libro English Popular and Traditional Art (Arte Popular y Tradicional Inglés), y en 1951 fue publicado English Popular Art (Arte Popular Inglés).

En la introducción a su libro de 1947 definen su temática como "el arte que la gente ordinaria, desde tiempos inmemoriales, ha introducido en su vida diaria, a veces fabricándolo ellos mismos, y otras veces imponiendo sus gustos sobre el producto de los artesanos o de las máquinas". La colección de Marx y Lambert de arte popular fue expuesta en la Compton Verney House en 2004.

Marx murió en Londres el 18 de mayo de 1998, a la edad de 95 años.

Notas y referencias

Pintores del Reino Unido del siglo XX
Diseñadores de Inglaterra
Diseñadores de estampillas
Fallecidos en Londres

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Patty Wipfler was born, raised, and educated in California, graduating from Occidental College in 1968, and is the mother of two sons. The focus of her work since 1974 has been teaching basic listening, parenting, and leadership skills to parents. She directed The School, a non-profit parent co-operative preschool in Palo Alto, and later directed Neighborhood Infant Toddler Center for Palo Alto Community Child Care. She has led over 400 residential weekend workshops for families and for leaders of parents in the U.S. and in 23 countries.
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Q: Nmap program not found in path I am trying to use nmap in my script for which have installed python-nmap. But when using with portscanner then it returns error as nmap program not found. I tried setting up variable and different suggestion given at community.
Still an facing the same issue. Request team to please help me on this
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Under the Glass
Processing & productivity
Films, coatings & laminate
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Features Fabrication Innovations
Operation optimization The state of artificial intelligence
By Andrew Snook
Industrial AI is still in its infancy, but future applications may include deep process optimization, improved control of robotics and safety enhancement. Photo: Adobe Stock
If you were to ask the leaders within the fabricating and manufacturing sectors how important artificial intelligence is for the future success of their companies, most of them will tell you it's a critical component. That said, just how far along are we in the evolution of A.I. in these sectors?
"I work with at a lot of different plants in manufacturing, as well as fabrication companies, and a lot of them are actually trying to figure out exactly where A.I. falls into place," says Alexander Wong, associate professor at the University of Waterloo and Canada research chair in artificial intelligence. "There are some very interesting places where it can really help be a game changer in improving efficiency and quality, as well as just managing logistics."
Wong says that many of the most recent advances in A.I. have been related to machine learning. He says companies are taking advantage of vast amounts of collected data that they've acquired from their manufacturing and fabricating operations and are using it to make better decisions.
"By feeding this mass wealth of data, and instructing the machine learning algorithms to make predictions based on the data, you're able to greater improve the efficiency and quality of the products that get manufactured," he says.
Craig Resnick, a vice-president within the ARC advisory group (a technology consultancy), says that A.I. grows as part of an evolution, not a revolution, within the manufacturing and fabricating sectors, and that companies that are getting to the stage where they want to deploy any sort of A.I. solutions need to look to their historical data.
"You combine that with some of the analytic tools that are available today from analytics software providers and that at least gives you the foundation for pattern recognition and the ability to kind of help make decisions based on historical outcomes," Resnick explains. "What we're really seeing at this point is it's not so much that all these processes are now running all by themselves because of the history, but what we see is the ability to integrate some of the historical information, and use it with tools such as augmented reality and mixed reality. So it's providing data to the operators and maintenance people to help them make better decisions. But also comparing what they've seen in the real world, and helping them make decisions based on what's happened in the past."
No data? Then start collecting
If a company doesn't have a vast amount of historical data to draw from, this doesn't mean it still can't embrace the use of artificial intelligence for its operations.
"The main thing we would do is recommend – before they go A.I. – to focus on the biggest business problem they have," Resnick says.
In glass manufacturing, as with other manufacturing industries, the No. 1 issue for most companies is unscheduled downtime.
"They'll say, 'We can't make glass because a motor has failed or a conveyor has failed.' So what we will suggest is to invest in some low-cost sensors that you can install on some of their rotating equipment, such as the gearbox of a motor that might drive a conveyor," Resnick adds. "So if we can now figure out when those bearings are running too hot, or when the gearbox oil is running too hot, or has lost its viscosity, or there are filings in the oil bath, then the company can go ahead and have a scheduled downtime to replace the problem rather than wait until a failure – where now you're in a crisis mode to try to get a repairperson or a maintenance person and replacement parts."
Once a company starts to collect this type of data through its automation systems, it can then invest in a software package that analyzes the data to help with future decisions. As a company collects these vast amounts of data, the next step is to find an artificial intelligence solution that can mine that data and help the company's manufacturing operation make better decisions based on factors like raw materials, time of day, and the temperature and humidity of its plant.
"That way, when there is a problem that causes downtime, you can now almost take a snapshot as to what happened at that time and say, 'Maybe we need to run the plant a little bit warmer or a little bit cooler,'" Resnick explains. "That is the kind of thing you can learn through artificial intelligence."
In some cases, artificial intelligence has found that a manufacturing operation running too fast is the root of its problems.
"Sometimes plants actually slow down their production because what they find is when they start producing at higher rates their overall equipment effectiveness may begin to fall," Resnick says. "So then they find that if they scale back and slow the manufacturing process down, they're actually more profitable. Even though they're producing a little slower, what they're producing is going to be more first-run quality."
Having this kind of information at one's fingertips can help a plant manager understand it is not always desirable to run equipment at its full capacity, 24/7, which is a natural instinct for most companies looking to get as quick a return on their investment in equipment as possible.
"Sometimes with artificial intelligence you'll find out these problems. And by having all this data, you may get information that says if we run at 95 per cent capacity rather than 100 per cent capacity it turns out we have better first-run quality," Resnick says. "It may also take into account energy prices and give the feedback that you need to do more of that heavy energy consumption manufacturing certain times of the day because the electric rate is less. It really is a great tool to learn your business, but if you don't have the history it's really difficult to make the best decisions."
Industrial AI is still in its infancy, but future applications may include deep process optimization, improved control of robotics and safety enhancement.
Connecting the supply chain
Another reason manufacturers leverage A.I. is to connect their supply chains from the raw materials being supplied and the transportation of those raw materials all the way through the process to the expected demands of customers.
"You certainly don't want to be building up any inventory and having most of those costs on the books. You want to be as close as possible to just-in-time manufacturing, but at the same time finding that balance between what is your customer demand and availability of material and the transportation aspects of the raw material," Resnick says. "That's really where it helps, because by accumulating that data, you might know the certain materials that are used in the manufacturing of your product, based on the vendor, based on the time of day, based on the time of year… and that might affect how to set up some of the parameters of your manufacturing."
Robots and A.I.
When it comes to robotics in the factories, the number of errors they commit tends to stem from a combination of the amount of historical data they have access to and how well equipped the robots are with the appropriate sensing technologies.
"You can't make all your decisions based on history. At the same time, you can't make all your decisions based on what the robot sees in front of it," Resnick says.
To solve this problem, the best solution is often collaborative robotics, where a robot works alongside an employee.
"We find that does a better job of training the robot," Resnick says. "If the robot is learning on the job based on different scenarios and the worker is kind of helping it do the right thing, that really helps to make sure that the best data for future use is being stored and helping the robots on their job history."
The human working alongside the robot is also more likely to detect unique one-off type of scenarios that the robot was not programmed to deal with.
"That's really where the collaborative robot has the opportunity to learn," Resnick says. "So we find that it's better in collaborative robotics that are really highly instrumented with sensors to at the same time have the ability to take real-time input from the operator that's working alongside it. That is where we tend to be very enthusiastic."
Safer operations
Another other area where people have been using artificial intelligence to optimize aspects of their operations is safety.
Wong says that companies are using A.I. as a surveillance tool in their plants.
"Plants are leveraging machine learning and computer vision to kind of survey the area using cameras to make sure everyone has their safety equipment, that certain equipment is working as it should be, and that there are not any hazardous scenarios happening," he says.
These days, it seems the most hazardous scenario a fabricator can be involved in is failing to embrace A.I. as a key part of its future planning. •
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It also connects to the edge of the medial semilunar cartilage.
The medial collateral ligament is intercrossed on its lower part by tendons of the sartorius, gracilis, and semitendinosus muscles.
Individuals with pes anserinus bursitis suffer from pain over the medial knee joint as well as enhanced pain at passive valgus as well as external rotation of the knee.
The pain is continuous and often the individual is not able to kneel as well as walk down stairs. The pain might disrupt sleep.
Activities, particularly involving flexion along with outer rotation of the knee, makes the pain even worse whereas rest and heat give some comfort.
Coexistent bursitis, tendinitis, arthritis, or internal trauma of the knee can mislead the clinical picture right after trauma to the knee joint.
If the swelling of the pes anserinus bursa ends up being chronic, calcification of the bursa might develop.
Often the medial collateral ligament also is related if the patient has endured damage to the medial knee joint.
Non – steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDS).
Patients should be recommended to stay away from the recurring actions behind the development of this painful disorder.
For patients who do not act in response to these treatment techniques. Injection of the coronary pes anserine bursa along with a local anesthetic and steroid can be used.
The major drawback of this hypodermic injection method is infection, which should be extremely rare if precise sterile method is followed.
After injection of the pes anserinus bursa of the knee around 25% of patients mention a momentary growth in pain; the patient should be informed about this.


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Kanchana Ganga is a 2004 Kannada-language romantic drama film directed and written by Rajendra Singh Babu and produced by Vijayalakshmi Singh, Dushyant Singh and Jai Jagadish. The film stars Shiva Rajkumar and Sridevi Vijaykumar along with Jai Jagadish, Parvin Dabbas, Sumalatha and Arjun in other pivotal roles. The film was the last work of veteran cinematographer B. C. Gowrishankar who died before the release of the film.

The film featured original score and soundtrack composed and written by S. A. Rajkumar. The film received the Karnataka State Award for best Costume design special award for the year 2004–05.

Cast
 Shiva Rajkumar as Soorya
 Sridevi Vijaykumar as Urmila
 Jai Jagadish
 Arjun (Firoz Khan)
 Sumalatha
 Parvin Dabbas
 Sadhu Kokila
 Raju Ananthaswamy
 Chaitra
 Neelam

Soundtrack
The music was composed by S. A. Rajkumar and the audio was sold on Ashwini Audio label. A popular title song from the film Naa Ninna Mareyalare was reused in the soundtrack.

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Armie-Angélique Weinberger works for Sacher since more than ten years and is a close friend to the family. She puts all her heart and soul into the Hotel Sacher Salzburg.
Located in the heart of Salzburg directly on the river Salzach, the Hotel Sacher Salzburg is just around the corner of Mirabell palace, Mozart's residence, the Salzburg State Theater and only minutes away from all other culturally important attractions. Founded in 1866, Salzburg's only grand hotel awaits its guests with living traditions and charming local flavors, providing a unique balance of history and innovation. All 110 rooms and suites are individually designed and offer luxury 19th century feel combined with contemporary state-of-the-art comfort. Many rooms and suites offer balconies with stunning views over the river, the Fortress Hohensalzburg and the old town. Following the refurbishment of all the rooms facing the Salzach river, additional 30 rooms have just been completely remodeled. Inspired by noble Salzburg residences, these new rooms overlook the city and provide a sensible combination of local interior designs and innovative trends. To indulge your love to chocolate without piling on any pounds, the hotel's very own "Time-to-Chocolate" bathroom amenities provide unique experiences. The exclusive Spa features sauna, steam room, vital sensory showers and cozy a relaxation area. Treatments can be arranged in a private spa suite. Hotels guests can also enjoy complimentary access to the fitness room. Unusual for a city hotel are the many different restaurant and bar outlets which give a true resort feel within an urban space. The most typical Salzburg feel can be found at the historic fine-dining hotel restaurant "Zirbelzimmer". Local and international specialities are served at the traditional restaurant "Roter Salon", whilst for lovers of grilled dishes, the "Salzachgrill" is the perfect choice. The Sacher Bar is well known as a sophisticated pre- or post theatre drink hot-spot. All restaurants and the hotel bar offer spacious outside terraces with magnificent river and old town views. Certainly hotel guests can also enjoy a piece of the Original Sacher-Torte at the "Café Sacher", which still serves this culinary experience according to the closely guarded hotel recipe of 1832.
At the Sacher Hotels time never stands still for our guests and we would like to provide the highest possible comfort and conveniences of current times. Latest renovation was two weeks ago and we will open a new bar in two weeks.
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The world famous band "Beatles" landed on March 13th in 1965 in Salzburg in order to continue their shootings for the movie "Help!".
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Our Sacher kitchen team warmly welcomes you to the Zirbelzimmer and its beautiful ambiance that has been preserved since the opening of the hotel in 1866.
Overlooking the "Salzach" river we invite you to enjoy Austrian classics as well as seasonal and refined creations by Executive Chef Michael Gahleitner which already have been awarded a Gault Millau toque.
• Sacher Grill – We spoil our guests with the finest grilled specialties. In a most charming atmosphere with a view to the "Salzach" river, you can savour a delicious steak from the Salzburg Organic-Beef, tender trout fillet or our famous Salzburger. During summertime, the spacious terrace invites to informal lunches and dinners surrounded by Salzburg's beautiful scenery.
The café terrace on the banks of the river "Salzach" is a perfect spot for coffee in spring and summer whilst the sumptuous interior ineffably blends the old world Sacher charm with modern comfort. As well as our much-loved desserts, there's also a variety of delicious savory dishes to enjoy.
Coffee house culture is an essential part of Austrian culture and there is no better place to sample it than the Café Sacher Salzburg, where you can also indulge yourself with some Original Sacher-Torte.
The exclusive Spa features sauna, steam room, vital sensory showers and cosy a relaxation area. Treatments can be arranged in a private spa suite. Hotels guests can also enjoy complimentary access to the fitness room.
The hotel's conservatory on the river banks offers great views of the spires of the Old Town and makes a superb venue for a variety of events. The conservatory can be arranged according to your wishes and divided into different rooms if that is what you need. We offer a number of packages for meetings, conferences and other functions with 15 participants and more. Hotel Sacher Salzburg provides an ineffable blend of style and elegance that makes is the ideal place for wedding receptions and banquets. Europe´s most beautiful registrar's office – in the Mirabell Castle – is only 200 meters from the hotel and is reached by a five-minute walk through the enchanting baroque Mirabell Garden. The many churches of Salzburg are also within walking distance or can be reached with a romantic horse-drawn carriage or a more modern wedding limousine.
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Hunting Whitetail
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Patience, Strategy and Luck
Hunt for suburbia trophy provides frustration but can end in real sense of accomplishment
An urban two-year-old buck that hopefully survived to get bigger. (Don Mulligan photo)
October 15, 2013 By Don Mulligan, OutdoorChannel.com
My heart sank as two distinct slug gun blasts exploded across the creek. I had just watched a 130-class buck cross the same creek, and the shots came from the woodlot he just entered.
Though I let the deer walk past me only moments before, it sounded like one of my neighbors didn't see fit to do the same. Another buck cut short of his potential.
Such is the typical fate of most free-ranging bucks in the Midwest. Where I live and hunt in the suburbs of Indianapolis is no exception.
In Indiana, very few urban bucks make it to two-years-old, and even fewer live to the ripe old age of three.
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Besides our obnoxiously long gun seasons to solely benefit unrepentant meat hunters, urban deer have to fend off dogs, traffic, drive-by shootings, hikers and over zealous developers every day. For a trophy deer hunter the challenge is monumental.
But despite all of the hazards, a few bucks find a way to survive every year. The really smart or really lucky ones beat the odds a couple years in a row, and in Indiana, that's all it takes for most deer to grow to record book proportions.
So when that 130-class buck was taken from the gene pool, I was half frustrated, but half elated. The downside was that the deer had great genetic potential as a two-year-old. The upside was that my neighbor's buck tag was filled, and I thought a bigger one was still slinking around the area.
In Indiana, and a couple other states, deer hunters are only allowed to kill one buck per year, regardless of the weapon. The results of the plan have been questioned by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, who insist there aren't more or bigger bucks wandering the Hoosier state as a result of the rule.
Hunters don't agree. And in this case, as long as my neighbor didn't break the rules, the one-buck-rule was about to work for me.
Hope and faith
On the half-mile walk home that evening, I quietly grumbled to myself, wondering why meat hunters didn't just kill does instead of every bone-headed deer they saw. And though it was still only opening day, I was already convincing myself there weren't any mature bucks left in the area.
As I mumbled my last bit of self-pity, however, I saw a deer at the end of the field that gave me hope.
Despite the quickly fading light, he looked bigger bodied than any I had seen that year. And though it was too dark and too far to see antlers, I could definitely make out some junk on his head.
Though it was opening day of regular firearms season, I had already bowhunted the area hard for 45 days. I had never seen the deer at the end of the field before, and as I squinted to get a better look at him, I felt reinvigorated with new hope.
I had assumed the oversized hoof prints I cut the day before were made by the now deceased 130-class buck, but suddenly, I couldn't say for sure.
Had he been there all along, existing in the shadows and darkness until the rut finally forced him to move in the open? It was impossible to say, but I felt confident that once he found my field, he would stay for a while.
The field he was exiting is essentially a refuge from humans and dogs in the middle of a lot of other often-disturbed cover. It is an 18-acre oasis, created and maintained all year at great cost and sacrifice just for deer season.
No does are ever killed on the early successional field, and even I don't set foot in it unless I am planting a food plot or retrieving a neighbor's deer. Besides all the seclusion it provides, it's also the only cover around that remains mostly unmolested throughout gun season.
Getting a shot at the buck exiting the field, however, was going to be a challenge. Very few trees in and around the field were large enough to support an elevated tree stand, and visibility from a ground blind on the perimeter would be marginal at best.
The same five-foot-high thickets, dog-hair thick hardwood saplings and mats of raspberry bushes that attracted the buck, made it nearly impossible to hunt. Like other urban wildlife in the area, this buck had chosen wisely when he decided to take residence there.
When I saw him that first time at a distance, I immediately backed myself into the densely vegetated fence line I was walking. Hoping to go unnoticed, I crouched down until the buck made his way across the field and out of sight. It was dark by then, but I knew the woodlot he was heading toward, and noted the spot where I believed he entered.
I planned to hunt the perimeter of the woodlot the next day on the off chance I would get a closer look at the deer, and that he was as big as I hoped. Getting a shot in the woodlot would be a lot easier than the field.
The next day came and went with no sign of the deer, but shooting in every direction as usual. The rest of the week was just as bad, and was filled with typical urban deer hunting deal-breakers.
One day, I was chased up a tree by a pack of collared dogs. I knew these dogs, and had gotten into a nonsensical shouting match with the pack's owner the year before. She essentially refused to fence her dogs, saying they were part of nature, and had a right to roam the heavily populated countryside.
Her misguided, selfish attitude resulted in a lot of busted hunts, and probably more native species dying every year than I accounted for in 10 years of hunting. Like too many city folk these days, she was hypocritically very anti-hunting.
As days ticked off the calendar, I continued to pass shots at smaller bucks. It was a gamble all trophy hunters take, but in an urban area, I knew it likely meant I would not kill a deer that year.
Indiana's 16-day shotgun season came to a close, and though the buck I was waiting for was likely at the processor with someone else's tag on him, I chose to continue hunting.
On opening day of muzzleloader season, I was tempted to finally fill my tag. A buck I had passed with my bow in October presented me with a 100-yard, broadside shot. He was a respectable 10-pointer that might have scored near 120. I put him in my crosshairs and eased my finger toward the trigger.
But instead of touching the hair-trigger, I lowered the gun and grabbed my camera. I reasoned that he would be a dandy buck next year, and since he had already survived shotgun season, he might have the skills to also survive muzzleloader and late archery seasons.
I had also already made peace with the notion that I wasn't going to fill a tag. As a city buck hunter, I was just being realistic.
Late deer seasons can be either feast or famine in urban areas.
Some years the poachers take a break and lots of deer come out of hiding a couple weeks after all the shooting stops. Other years, the deer take a real beating and require a couple years to recover. This year seemed to be one where the beatings started early and lasted until the closing bell.
Though there wasn't any science or logic behind it, I couldn't help myself from obsessing over the spot on the woodlot where I watched the big buck disappear a month earlier. So, as usual, before I left my stand on opening day of muzzleloader season, I scanned the area with my binoculars once again.
Unbelievably, there was a buck standing right where the big boy had entered, and to my delight, he looked like a shooter.
Instead of taking my regular route home that night, I traveled in the opposite direction, leading me as far away from the buck as possible. I planned to sit on that spot the next morning.
I was being excited, but mumbled to myself: "Here we go again!"
Dawn the next day was clear, cold and calm.
From my 20-foot-high tree stand, the trail the buck entered the night before was only 30 yards away. Though I knew the odds were slim, I was still nervous as I stared a hole into the spot, hoping he would reappear.
Only minutes into legal shooting light, I saw movement in the trees. First the head, then the rack emerged from the cover. Unbelievably, he was right where he entered the woodlot a month earlier, and stood the night before. Though I knew better, it was as if the buck had hidden in that spot the entire season.
Cautiously, he eased into the field and looked both ways like a child at a school crossing. When his chest cleared the cover, I raised my gun and fired.
My decade old .50 caliber Knight muzzleloader exploded on cue, hitting the buck exactly where I aimed. He piled up within seconds, only 20 yards from where he exited the cover.
I tooth-aged the deer to be 3 ½-years-old, and he field-dressed 185 pounds. His antlers roughly score in the 150s, gross.
While the deer would not make the record book, and isn't the biggest buck I have killed, he is about as big as they get around most cities in Indiana. Harvesting him took a combination of patience, strategy and luck. Three things that can tip the scales in any deer hunt, but are required when hunting the free-ranging whitetail trophies of America's big city suburbs.
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Finding Love After 50: Where to meet men
Finding Love After 50: Where to meet quality single men
©2009 Tom Blake – The expert on dating and finding love after 50
"Where should I go to meet quality men my age?" is the most frequently asked question I receive from women age 50+. I've been writing newspaper columns on finding love after 50 ever since my wife of six years cleaned out the house on Xmas Eve 1993 and moved out of my life.
This week, Sue, who lives in Los Angeles, California, emailed: "I'm widowed, attractive and easy to get along with, and have a modicum of intelligence to boot! Can you give me with some venues to meet nice, respectful men in my age group? I'll be 62 in a couple of weeks. I look really good. I work full-time. I'm still raring to go. I'm just not sure where to go. I don't do internet dating."
I answered Sue—at the risk of discouraging her—by writing that there is no place in the Los Angeles area or anywhere across the US -where older single men congregate for the purpose of meeting quality women near their age. Places like that simply don't exist.
Oh yes, there are clubs and bars where those older guys go looking to meet young babes. But women like Sue wisely stay away, not wanting to compete with younger women in a meat-market atmosphere.
Women get irked at me and suggest I'm not worth my weight as a columnist since I can't come up with specific places where single men hang out. Last week, this column suggested women go to an antique car show because men like to talk about their vintage cars and it's easy to engage them in conversation. No women reported they went to the show, or that they met somebody there, but at least we gave them a suggestion for a place where single men might be on a warm, Sunday afternoon.
My book, "Finding Love After 50: How to Begin. Where to Go. What to Do," (http://www.findingloveafter50.com/book_page.html) offers this advice to singles on where to go: "People need to get off the couch, away from the computer screen, out of the house, and pursue activities and hobbies that interest them. Meeting new people is vital.
"Singles should go out to spice up and revitalize their lives, grow, have fun and experience new things. While doing that, they might meet a mate, they might not, but in doing so, they've improved their chances greatly."
I also tell singles that it's important, however, not to go out for the sole purpose of trying to meet a mate. When singles do that, they come off as looking too hard—even desperate—and other singles sense that and will avoid them altogether.
We hear about the importance of attitude so much that it's almost a hackneyed thought, but I cannot stress enough how important it is for singles to have a positive, non- judgmental attitude when they are out and about.
Negative singles get passed over in the love search.
In my book, I suggest reunions and weddings as must places to go. Joining clubs and doing volunteer work are important activities, as are going back to school and travel. And now we've added antique cars shows to the list.
Jude, Dana Point, California, said, "I have no problem meeting men. They are everywhere. You just have to be friendly and approachable. Walking in Dana Point Harbor is a great place to meet people."
By not using the Internet, Sue has excluded herself from one of the most prolific ways older women meet older men. In spite of the negatives that accompany Internet dating, there are endless success stories for the "finding love after 50" group about how older singles met mates on the Internet. It should be at least a small part of Sue's mix of activities.
So where should Sue and single women in general go to meet men? Anywhere and everywhere, it's the getting out with new people that's important. Fate will take over from there.
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Top Chef alum Richard Blais' new chicken-and-egg concept is nothing to yoke about.
Chef Richard Blais is best known as a winner of Bravo's Top Chef All-Stars, a James Beard Award-nominated cookbook author, and, of course, a successful restaurateur. One of Blais' early ventures, Juniper and Ivy, is an upscale San Diego eatery serving modern American cuisine. But whereas Juniper and Ivy offers a top-tier dining experience, Blais' family-friendly casual-dining concept, The Crack Shack, is committed to bringing quality ingredients and memorable meals to the masses, and the Pasadena masses in particular can rejoice as the newest shack will be making its home on Green Street.
The fried chicken is admittedly addictive, but illicit substances aside, The Crack Shack's eyebrow-raising name comes from the chicken-and-egg theme as well as pays homage to its original location: a literal metal shack on the same property as Juniper and Ivy. Blais wanted to take advantage of the smaller space for a more casual, open-air concept.
Hungry diners can choose between the 5- or 10-piece meal (with your choice of dipping sauces), or bite into a juicy chicken sandwich. The menu's "other cluck" side options are revamped comfort food classics like mini biscuits, schmaltz fries, Mexican poutine, and chicken oysters. There are also plenty of offerings for the meat-averse and calorie-conscious, including freshly made bowls such as the Downward Dog, a mixture of grilled vegetables, sunflower seeds, quinoa, and hummus.


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Former New York Mayor and Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani's law license was suspended in New York after an appellate court said he made false and misleading statements about the 2020 election. In this Nov. 19, 2020, file photo, former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani speaks during a news conference at the Republican National Committee headquarters in Washington. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin, File)
In 2020 and 2021, President Donald Trump and his attorneys launched numerous lawsuits questioning the presidential election results in a number of key states, which, if they had all been reversed, could have again given him a win in the electoral college. Although Trump continued to allege in 2021 and 2022 that the election was stolen from him, none of the more than 60 cases that Trump and his team brought resulted in overturning the results.
Although candidates have every legal right to contest such elections, Trump and his attorneys made false public claims of fraud that many believe have undermined faith in the electoral system and probably led to the riots at the U.S. Capitol Building on Jan. 6, 2021.
Attorneys disciplined, punished for election claims
Attorney Rudy Giuliani conceded in a lawsuit that he was not alleging fraud as a matter of law but still had his license to practice law in New York suspended after an appellate court said he made false and misleading statements about the 2020 election. Another Trump attorney, Sidney Powell, who had alleged that the Dominion Voting Systems machines could switch votes from Trump to Biden, responded to a defamation lawsuit by claiming that "no reasonable person" would have believed her.
Although the law generally distinguishes between misstatements, opinions and lies to the public, which if not libelous are generally not illegal, and those taken under oath, which are classified as perjury, courts in Colorado and Michigan have awarded attorneys' fees to lawyers who were defending election results against spurious election violation allegations.
Moreover, although American Bar Association Model Rules do not require complete candor, they prohibit making a false statement of material fact or law to a third person.
Experts observe limits for attorney free speech protection
Professor Renee Knake Jefferson of the University of Houston argued in "Lawyer Lies and Political Speech" (The Yale Law Journal Forum, Oct. 24, 2021) that in election cases, it might be time to extend statutory limits on lawyers' public speech in cases where they are knowingly spreading falsehoods. She notes, however, both that this could disadvantage false statements made by a lawyer running against a nonlawyer and that it would be important "to ensure that the lawyer discipline system is not weaponized against disfavored political alliances or causes."
Law professor Margaret Tarkington of Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law has further argued that while it is important to recognize that lawyers retain First Amendment protections, these "are attuned to the role of the attorney in the justice system." (2022). Working from what she calls the "access to justice theory," she observes in "The Role of Attorney Speech and Advocacy in the Subversion & Protection of Constitutional Governance" (2022) that "the First Amendment does not protect from discipline attorney speech that would frustrate or undermine the integrity of court processes, the constitutional and legal right of case participants, or the core fiduciary duties owed to clients."
She notes that under the so-called Noerr-Pennington doctrine, courts recognized that "the right to petition" includes a protectable right to bring non-frivolous claims in litigation," while still leaving attorneys open to discipline for bringing "objectively baseless" claims.
Trump's attorneys may be disciplined for actions
Specifically addressing the role of Trump's attorneys in raising doubts about the 2020 election, Tarkington observes that they can be disciplined if they "counseled or assisted Trump in illegal, criminal, and fraudulent action," as, for example, attempting to pressure state officials to change valid election results. She further notes that "court filings and advocacy must have a reasonable basis in fact and in law and that lawyers must perform basic due diligence" in engaging in such advocacy.
Although Tarkington believes that lawyers have a right to engage in pre-trial publicity, she similarly warns that "lawyers do not have a First Amendment right to make knowingly false statements of fact or law relating to a case in which they are serving as a lawyer." Even lawyers who believe a lie might be subject to sanction if they "failed to undertake an investigation reasonable under the circumstances and their allegations lacked any reasonable basis in law or fact."
Although the Court's decision in Brandenburg v. Ohio (1969) protected speech that did not result in "an imminent threat of lawless action," attorneys who spoke at the rally across from the White House on Jan. 6, 2021, arguably did help provoke such "imminent lawless action" and might further be culpable if they used their position as lawyers either knowingly or recklessly to assert untruths about the election and/or to assure demonstrators that they had a legal right to assault the Capitol Building, she wrote.
On a more positive note, Tarkington notes that numerous lawyers, including Attorney General William Barr, within the Justice Department denied the president's allegations and resigned or threatened resignation rather than acting on unsubstantial claims of voter fraud, and that Vice President Mike Pence, who was also trained as a lawyer, refused to attempt to use his office to claim an electoral victory counter to the electoral college vote count.
John R. Vile is a professor of political science and dean of the Honors College at Middle Tennessee State University. This article was published Jan. 9, 2021.
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