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Brock celebrates as oldest fitness participant turns 99
Monday, August 26, 2019 | by Maryanne St. Denis
Brock-Niagara Centre for Health and Well-Being co-ordinator Katherine Crockett looks on as 99-year-old Chuck Page does a series of leg presses at the Lockhart Drive facility.
After routinely hitting the gym three times a week, Chuck Page has earned the right to have his cake and eat it too.
And that's just what the regular at the Brock-Niagara Centre for Health and Well-Being was treated to when he celebrated his 99th birthday on Aug. 9.
Chuck, the centre's oldest participant, blew out the candles, enjoyed a big slice of chocolate cake and then got back to breaking a sweat.
A photo of Chuck Page blowing out the candles on his 99th birthday cake has been viewed by more than 11,000 people after being posted to social media by granddaughter Jessica Page.
He's never been one to miss a beat, said centre co-ordinator Katherine Crockett. Even when a hairline shoulder fracture kept him temporarily out of the gym earlier this year, he was determined to get back on the machines.
Chuck's connection to Brock began 14 years ago when he saw a call in a local newspaper for participants in a University study. Associate Professor of Kinesiology Kim Gammage was evaluating whether exercise could improve balance in seniors and Chuck, who was doing no exercise other than walking at the time, was intrigued by the concept.
He signed up, saw the study through and has been a regular at the gym ever since.
The St. Catharines resident has been a real inspiration for other clients at the centre, Katherine said.
"So many of them say, 'I hope I'm still working out and doing chest presses at 99,'" she said. "It's great motivation."
Chuck believes his exercise routine has played a big role in his health as he approached his later years.
"I think that's why I'm 99 and still going," he said. "Even a little bit of exercise makes a big difference as you age."
His granddaughter, orthopedic surgeon Dr. Jessica Page, has been using his story and connection to Brock to help motivate her own clients in Lethbridge, Alta.
"Many patients have excuses as to why it's too difficult: 'My joints are too sore,' 'I don't have enough time,' or 'it's hard to get around,'" she said. "I think my grandpa is a good example of how those barriers can be overcome and what the benefits are if you can overcome them.
"There's good evidence that 150 minutes of exercise a week for adults, with at least two days of strength training, has effects on cardiovascular disease risks, cancer risks and overall mortality."
Chuck Page, 99, works out at the Brock-Niagara Centre for Health and Well-Being alongside his son Rick Page, left, and centre co-ordinator Katherine Crockett, centre.
Jessica shared a photo of her grandfather blowing out his candle on Twitter to help get the #medicinethroughmovement message out into the world and it has been viewed by more than 11,000 people.
Even Chuck's own son has been moved by his gym journey.
"He's an inspiration," said Rick Page, who has also begun working out at the centre during a month-long visit from B.C.
"I had to come in and watch his routine first to make sure I could keep up," the 65-year-old quipped.
Chuck is happy to be able to offer a bit of encouragement to get people moving.
"Sometimes all they need is a little motivation and then they take off and are glad they got started," he said. "That's the hard part, getting started."
Working out at the Brock-Niagara Centre for Health and Well-Being, which allows seniors to use the space for a minimal membership fee, offers more than physical benefits, Katherine said.
"It's the social aspect of it as well. A lot of people who come here live alone or only with their spouse, so this gives them a space to come and socialize."
For more information on the centre and its available programs, visit brocku.ca/health-well-being
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Q: Migrating Apache Felix SCR to OSGI Declarative Services I'm Migrating from Apache Felix SCR Annotations to OSGI Declarative Services and here is my Problem.
Before I had: SCR annotation Implementation
@Component (ds = true, immediate = true, metatype = false, policy = ConfigurationPolicy.OPTIONAL)
@Service (SampleService.class)
public class SampleServiceImpl implements SampleService
{
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}

Now I have : DS annotation Implementation
@Component (configurationPolicy = ConfigurationPolicy.OPTIONAL, immediate = true, service = SampleService.class)
public class SampleServiceImpl implements SampleService
{
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}

In DS annotation Implementation How i have to map ds and metatype params?
Else it is fine to ignore ds and metatype params?

A: ds=true as well as metatype=false are the defaults anyway. You can safely ignore them in your case.

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By Ulrike Lemmin-Woolfrey4th June 2021
An antidote to pandemic loneliness, outdoor swimming groups shine the light on the pastime's potential mental and physical health benefits.
In between lockdowns, on a miserable, cold January day, I took myself off to Clevedon, a coastal town near me on the Bristol Channel. I wrapped myself in warm clothing and walked to Marine Lake, a seawater pool built onto the natural coastline. To my surprise, I saw a group of giggling women emerging from the ice-cold water. Spluttering and chatting away, they awkwardly changed into their clothes under their towels. I stood and looked on in disbelief: it was freezing, but they were jubilant, defying the weather by going for a swim.
During the pandemic, the hobby of outdoor swimming has been rediscovered
Swimming has always been a popular sport in the UK, with accounts of 16th-Century knights struggling to paddle in full armour and Victorians embracing dips in the sea. But during the pandemic, the hobby of outdoor swimming has been rediscovered. Public swimming pools closed, and people could not travel, so they looked closer to home for opportunities to swim, creating a spike in interest and soaring club memberships.
Across Britain, there's been a spike in wild swimming in seas, lakes, lochs and rivers (Credit: Gary Yeowell/Getty Images)
From Scotland to Cornwall, people have been taking to the seas, lakes, lochs and rivers in greater numbers than ever before. Be it floating past a stately home by the river Derwent (afternoon tea at Chatsworth, anyone?), dodging monsters at Loch Ness or dipping into Wales' very own Blue Lagoon in Pembrokeshire, the UK's wild swimming sites are as varied as they are beautiful – even if the water temperature requires a certain level of bravery.
It seems that swimming and being outdoors is not just beneficial for your physical health, but it may also be beneficial for your mental wellbeing.
My brother-in-law, Mark Woolfrey, is a dedicated outdoor swimmer who goes out with like-minded friends no matter the season or weather. "We swim all year in Gloucestershire's marvellous Cromhall Quarry, but for adventure we head to the coast," he said. "Most memorably to Watcombe Beach (between Torquay and Shaldon) with its Jade Cave and Bell Rock and much more within easy distance. The coast here has the beautiful but vulnerable red sandstone cliffs strewn with breccia boulders below."
It's a simple, low-cost hobby with minimal gear needs. Getting involved can be as easy as downloading the map of the best wild swimming places in the UK, grabbing a cossie and heading off. Many new and veteran open swimmers joined open-water swimming groups, and there are even organised trips to favourite swimming spots along the UK's extensive coastline
According to Outdoor Swimmer magazine's annual report, searches for the term "wild swimming" – which refers to "swimming (or dipping) in rivers, lakes, pools, the sea etc; typically in more out-of-the-way locations with no lifeguard supervision," according to magazine founder Simon Griffith – increased 94% between 2019 and 2020. Wild swimming presented an opportunity to get some exercise, explore the local countryside and even visit new places in search of different waters.
Aside from its health benefits, wild swimming is a great way to explore new sides of the British countryside (Credit: Sam Spicer/Getty Images)
Though wild swimming requires no memberships, clubs and swimming groups around the UK also saw a surge in interest during the pandemic. The Outdoor Swimming Society's membership grew by 36% in 2020. North Pembrokeshire-based Bluetits Chill Swimmers gained 8,000 new Facebook followers over the last year. And, according to Outdoor Swimmer magazine's annual report, more than half of new swimmers enjoyed the experience more than they expected.
It was a life-changing moment
But fun is not the only reason people are taking up the hobby. It seems that swimming and being outdoors is not just beneficial for your physical health, but it may also be beneficial for your mental wellbeing. A study published in British Medical Journal Case Reports provided the first case report that cold water swimming may be an effective treatment for depression. The theory behind this is that one form of stress – ie the shock of cold water – adapts the body for another, in this case the stress response associated with depression and anxiety.
While more evidence is needed to support the hypothesis, some people have formed their own swimming groups based on their own experiences. In summer 2020, Chris Reeves founded Win the Morning, Win the Day, a group that organises morning walks on the beach followed by a swim in the sea, all the while breaking the stigma surrounding mental health by talking openly about it. The group started in the town of Gosport and has seen sister groups spring up around the UK, in cities including Leeds and Manchester, and even abroad, in Bahrain.
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Rachel Ashe, founder and director of Mental Health Swims, who has mental health conditions stemming from childhood trauma, came upon the benefits of cold-water swimming by chance. On a whim, she joined a New Year's Day dip near her home, on Portobello Beach near Edinburgh. "I ran into the sea with 100 others and afterwards felt this incredible calm I hadn't felt in years," she told me. "It was a life-changing moment. I now know that the calm I was feeling was my natural pain killers kicking in because getting into cold water is incredibly stressful for your body."
Inspired to share her experience, Ashe invited others to join her at the first Mental Health Swims meet-up at Caswell Bay in September 2019. As mental health challenges surged during the pandemic, so too did interest in the group. "We started the pandemic with one swim and now have more than 80 swim meet-ups across the UK and beyond," said Ashe.
However, while outdoor swimming may help your physical and mental health, Ashe warns that it should not see seen as a cure-all: "I think the idea that cold water is the miracle cure for mental illness is a dangerous narrative and another way to make stigmatised people feel like they're not doing enough." And, she added, the outdoor swimming movement has a way to go before it reaches everyone who could benefit from its effects. "I believe we should empower everyone – people of all skin colours, ages, genders, sexualities, backgrounds and abilities – to find solace in the outdoors."
Researchers are continuing to learn about the many mental health benefits of cold-water swimming (Credit: Gary Yeowell/Getty Images)
Groups are generally open to anybody who want to swim, but according to Swim England, 95% of black adults and 80% of black children in the UK do not swim. British swimmer Alice Dearing, who specialises in open-water events and co-founded the Black Swimming Association, is trying to address the issue by raising awareness. In a March 2020 article, she told the BBC: "I am a big believer in representation. I don't think you can be something that you can't see. People won't naturally take up swimming if they can't see someone who naturally looks like them."
As more diverse groups of people discover outdoor swimming, the results from ongoing research about its mental health benefits will become more comprehensive. Currently, a team at the University of Portsmouth is closely monitoring cold-water swimmers and gathering testimonies from members of the Outdoor Swimming Society about the benefits of cold-water swimming for conditions that include depression, anxiety, arthritis, menopausal symptoms, MS and migraines.
With more Brits than ever taking up outdoor swimming for health reasons, they are also enjoying the sense of community the hobby brings with it. As Simon Griffiths said: "Swimming is not just something you do. Being a swimmer is something that you are."
And with so many struggling with mental issues, pandemic-related or other, there's never been a better time to take a dip outdoors.
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Anyone that's ever used SSH before will tell you how awesome it is when working with remote services. If you've never used it before, have a read and then come back to this.
ssh-add is a tool that adds an ssh key to the current terminal session. When you try and SSH into a machine this is done transparently for the duration of that connection. However, if you want to use the same key multiple times you can use ssh-add. If you just type ssh-add it will use your default SSH keys (id_rsa, id_dsa and identity) to the session. You can also supply a path to a key file to add that to the session (e.g. ssh-add /path/to/key).
Once your key is added, you'll be able to ssh into any server that uses that key without entering your passphrase again.
Now, the important part of this post. Once you've added you keys to your session, you can forward them onto any server that you connect to. For example, imagine I want to use Github to store all of my side projects, and I want to clone them onto a server somewhere. Normally, I'd either have to add an SSH key to the server, or use a HTTPS clone. Using ssh-add, I don't need to do either.
I should mention that you should only do this if you trust the admin of the machine you're connecting to.
Then, on remotehost.com you'll be able to perform any SSH based actions that your key has permission to do. This could be SCP-ing a file from another server, cloning a git repo or even just SSH-ing into another server.
If you want to do this every time you connect to a server, you can add it to your ~/.ssh/config file.


Certain Pentecostal sects have an odd way of proving their faith: They do so by handling venomous snakes. The Milwaukee theater group Quasi-Productions has gathered an ensemble cast to explore this tradition in their latest drama, Holy Ghosts, which they're staging at Bucketworks (1340 N. 6th St.) through March 2nd. Tonight's performance is at 7:30 p.m.
Who knew handling snakes would make a good play. I can't wait to see this one.


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Wisdom Day 18 August 2016: Word Fast – A. Allen Rowe, Ph.D.
My son Anton and I went once to the Anza-Borrego desert. We camped. We did not eat. We did not speak. Have you ever stopped talking for 24 hours or more?
Some fast from food. Some fast from talk. Some never, from either.
3-5 A bit in the mouth of a horse controls the whole horse. A small rudder on a huge ship in the hands of a skilled captain sets a course in the face of the strongest winds. A word out of your mouth may seem of no account, but it can accomplish nearly anything—or destroy it!
5-6 It only takes a spark, remember, to set off a forest fire. A careless or wrongly placed word out of your mouth can do that. By our speech we can ruin the world, turn harmony to chaos, throw mud on a reputation, send the whole world up in smoke and go up in smoke with it, smoke right from the pit of hell.
I'll never forget the desert and fasting from words with my son. Just sayin'.
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Q: Problem with cURL I've run into a strange issue.
I have a few simple lines CURL code for calling an api service. This code runs perfectly fine when running outisde of Drupal (in php file in browser and cli), but when the file is included within Drupal (after the bootstrap), it operates deferentially.
Under normal condition, the result returned by the API service has many results, but when run within Drupal, it only returns one result.
I suspect Drupal is changing a setting that CURL is using, which is changing how the API is understanding the call.
Does anyone know what the problem might be caused by?
The code below is derived from our api class files written within a common library. We plan to use these in the future in other PHP projects.
Here is the code:
$params = array(
  'domain' => array(
    'www.domain1.com',
    'www.domain2.info',
    'www.domain3.in.th',
    'www.domain4.com',
    'www.domain5.in',
  )
);

$ch = curl_init();
curl_setopt_array($ch, array(
  CURLOPT_URL => 'http://api.postrank.com/v2/domain/activity?appkey=123456&format=json',
  CURLOPT_HEADER => false,
  CURLOPT_CONNECTTIMEOUT => 30,
  CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER => true,
  CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER => false,
  CURLOPT_POST => true,
  CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS => http_build_query($params)
));
$response = curl_exec($ch);
$err = curl_errno($ch);
curl_close($ch);

print_r($response);

UPDATE 1:
output from CURLOPT_VERBOSE and curl_getinfo
CLI Version:

* About to connect() to api.postrank.com port 80 (#0)
*   Trying 75.101.138.238... * connected
* Connected to api.postrank.com (75.101.138.238) port 80 (#0)
> POST /v2/domain/activity?appkey=123456&format=json HTTP/1.1
Host: api.postrank.com
Accept: */*
Content-Length: 159
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

 http://api.postrank.com/v2/domain/activity?appkey=123456&format=json
    [content_type] => text/javascript
    [http_code] => 200
    [header_size] => 172
    [request_size] => 355
    [filetime] => -1
    [ssl_verify_result] => 0
    [redirect_count] => 0
    [total_time] => 0.968
    [namelookup_time] => 0
    [connect_time] => 0.437
    [pretransfer_time] => 0.437
    [size_upload] => 159
    [size_download] => 998
    [speed_download] => 1030
    [speed_upload] => 164
    [download_content_length] => 998
    [upload_content_length] => 0
    [starttransfer_time] => 0.968
    [redirect_time] => 0
)

Drupal Version:

* About to connect() to api.postrank.com port 80 (#0)
*   Trying 75.101.138.238... * connected
* Connected to api.postrank.com (75.101.138.238) port 80 (#0)
> POST /v2/domain/activity?appkey=123456&format=json HTTP/1.1
Host: api.postrank.com
Accept: */*
Content-Length: 175
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

 http://api.postrank.com/v2/domain/activity?appkey=123456&format=json
    [content_type] => text/javascript
    [http_code] => 200
    [header_size] => 172
    [request_size] => 371
    [filetime] => -1
    [ssl_verify_result] => 0
    [redirect_count] => 0
    [total_time] => 0.905
    [namelookup_time] => 0
    [connect_time] => 0.437
    [pretransfer_time] => 0.437
    [size_upload] => 175
    [size_download] => 126
    [speed_download] => 139
    [speed_upload] => 193
    [download_content_length] => 126
    [upload_content_length] => 0
    [starttransfer_time] => 0.905
    [redirect_time] => 0
)

A: The answer was that Drupal changes the "&" in a querystring to "&" and the remote API service only processed the argument separator "&" and not "&". So naturally when it split the post data up, it got only the first parameter in the array correctly.


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Brygida Braun (* 1961 in Berlin) ist eine deutsche Rechtsanwältin und Schauspielerin.

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Brygida Braun verbrachte einige Schuljahre in einem Klosterinternat. Nach ihrem Abitur begann sie ihr Studium an der Albert-Ludwigs-Universität in Freiburg zunächst mit Biologie und Chemie, dann folgte jedoch der Wechsel zum Fach Rechtswissenschaften.

Ihr Referendariat absolvierte sie in Florenz. Sie bestand ihre Staatsexamen und begann ihre berufliche Laufbahn im Personaldirektorat der Treuhandanstalt in Berlin im Bereich Arbeitsrecht. Im Laufe der Zeit arbeitete die Juristin in einer überörtlichen Kanzlei in einer der größten Berliner Unternehmen.

2004 eröffnete sie dann ihre eigene Kanzlei in Berlin-Frohnau. Seit Oktober 2016 ist Brauns Anwaltskanzlei im Bezirk Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, im Berliner Grunewald. Seit 2012 ist sie sie zudem in den Fernsehserien Familien-Fälle und Anwälte im Einsatz tätig.

Brygida Braun spricht Deutsch und Polnisch.

Filmografie
 2012–2013: Familien-Fälle
 2013–2015: Anwälte im Einsatz

Weblinks
 Brygida Braun bei SAT.1

Einzelnachweise

Rechtsanwalt (Deutschland)
Filmschauspieler
Deutscher
Geboren 1961
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1990 M.A. in English and German linguistics and literature at Eötvös-Loránd-University, Budapest.
1994 M.A. in Japanese Studies and German Literature at the University of Hamburg, Germany.
1998 Doctors Degree with a thesis about the reception of classical Japanese women's poetry in the Middle Ages at the University of Hamburg.
1998—2004 Assistant Professor at the Institute for Japanese Studies at the University of Hamburg.
2004—2007 Assistant Professor at the Institute for Japanese Studies at Free University Berlin.
2007 Habilitation with a thesis about the modernization of poetic expression in Japan during the late 18th and early 19th century.
Since Oct. 2007 full professor in Japanese Studies at the University of Heidelberg.
Her research focuses on pre-modern Japanese literature, with a focus on waka poetry and poetic theory (karon, kagaku). In her doctoral dissertation Poetics and Feminity (Hamburg, 2001) she has examined the reception of Heian period Japanese women poets in poetics of the 10th to the 15th century, several articles treat intertextual features and rhetorical elements of waka poetry. Her recent research covers the poetic theory of the late Edo period and has resulted in a book on theoretical approaches to language and the evolution of waka rhetoric (München, 2010).
2015/16 she was fellow at the interdisciplinary Marsilius Kolleg at Heidelberg University where she has developed the concept for and has been working on an interactive digital map of poetic places (utamakura/meisho) in Japan.
Edited with Rebecca Mak: Die Performanztheorie in der japanologischen Kulturwissenschaft: Themen und Ansätze (Performance theory in Japanese Studies: Topics and approaches). Heidelberg: Bunron – Journal of Japanese Literary Studies (Open Access Journal, www.bunron.org) 2014.
Edited with Jadranka Gvozdanovic und Darja Miyajima: Divided Languages? Diglossia, Translation and the Rise of Modernity. Heidelberg: Springer 2014.
"Discourse on Poetic Language in Early Modern Japan and the Awareness of Linguistic Change", in: Árokay/Gvozdanovic/Miyajima (eds.): Divided Languages? Diglossia, Translation and the Rise of Modernity. Heidelberg: Springer 2014: p. 89-104.
Die Erneuerung der poetischen Sprache: Poetologische und sprachtheoretische Diskurse der späten Edo-Zeit (The evolution of poetic language: poetological and theoretical approaches to language in the late Edo-period), München: iudicum 2010.
「ドイツ語圏における『源氏物語』翻訳と受容」(Zu den Übersetzungen und zur Rezeption des Genji monogatari in deutschsprachigen Ländern)、『世界の中の『源氏物語』―その普遍性と現代性―』Kyōto: Rinsen shoten 2010, S. 127-146.
Poetik und Weiblichkeit. Japans klassische Dichterinnen in Poetiken des 10. bis 15. Jahrhunderts (Poetics and feminity: The reception of classical Japanese women poets in poetics of the 10th to the 15th century), Hamburg: OAG 2001.


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After the board exams of class 12, you need to decide your stream and graduation course. With the common career options after 12th, are you left with very few choices for graduation in streams like science, arts or commerce? Here in this blog, we share a list of career options after 12th for traditional and unconventional UG courses and jobs.


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Some excuse and justify the conflicting and contradictory doctrines of denominationalism by saying that we cannot understand the Bible alike. Though God tells us we may understand the truth, some say it is impossible to do so (John 8:32; Eph. 3:4; 5:17; 1 Tim. 2:4). Let us see the inconsistency of those who say this.
Those who say we cannot understand the Bible alike will say that we must believe that Jesus is the divine Son of God. They will not permit disagreement. All alike must understand that Jesus died for our sins and that he was raised from the dead by the power of God (Rom. 4:25; 10:9, 10). Let them explain how it is that we are expected to under- stand the Bible alike with respect to the life and death of Jesus while they say it is impossible in other areas.
It is said that we cannot know the purpose of baptism. We cannot agree on whether or not baptism is one of the conditions of pardon, therefore, we may go our separate ways. You may believe that baptism is not essential for salvation, and I may believe that baptism is "for the remission of sins" (Mark 16:16; Acts 2:38; 22:16). However, it does not matter in God's sight since we cannot understand it alike.
If that is true, if it does not matter, and if we are free to believe either way, what about the element in which we are baptized? Does it matter? If I believe baptism is valid if one is immersed in buttermilk, am I just as free to believe that as you are to believe that baptism is in water (Acts 8:36; 10:47)? Would you insist that for baptism to be acceptable it must be performed in water and not in a pile of leaves? Must we understand alike that baptism is in water and not in whipped cream?
Others say we cannot agree on which church is right. Hence, I may go to "my church" and you are free to "join the church of your choice." If that be true, is one free to choose not to be a member of any church, not even the Lord's (Acts 20:28; Eph. 2:16; 5:23, 30, 32)? If we cannot "bind" one church over another, then Jim Jones, who led his "church" to commit suicide, is as valid as the Lord's body. What about those nut-case groups who kill themselves to hitch a ride on a spaceship tethered to a comet? Are those churches as good as the one for which Jesus suffered and bled and died (Eph. 5:25, 26)?
It has been said that some would justify adulterous marriages because there is no consensus on the knotty issue of marriage, divorce, and remarriage (Matt. 5:32; 19:9). Let us grant that since we cannot understand it alike that folks are allowed to enter into nearly any kind of question- able marriage relationship. Because there are many hard questions about divorce and remarriage, we will welcome nearly any married couple into our fellowship. Alright, then, suppose a fellow says he is not sure that marriage is limited to males and females. No, he is "not certain" that he can "understand it like you do." He believes it is possible that God may allow marriages of men to men and women to women, not to mention the marriage of a man to a horse or a woman to a billygoat.
What now? Do we "demand" and insist that he under- stand with us that scriptural marriage can only be between a man and a woman (Matt. 19:3-6; 1 Cor. 7:2-5)? If so, what happens to the idea that we cannot understand the Bible alike?


The Purdue Mechatronics Club (PMTR) was formed by engineers for engineers. Our mission is to provide a welcoming environment for inventors and programmers to work together in creating innovative solutions. Purdue Mechatronics Club connects students from all technical majors to create projects in the field of robotics, wearables, mechatronics, and IoT. The club also aims to educate those who want to learn more about the world of mechatronics and robotics.
Our event media from Purdue Mechatronics Club EXPO 2016 is now archived. You can now see our photos, presentation slides, and other resources for this event.
© 2016 by Dominick Lee.


This tutorial on Bluetooth is Lesson 2: Bluetooth, from Course 2233 "Fixed Wireless". Watch the lesson by clicking the picture below.
The text is from the Course book / CWA certification study guide.
Young man illustrating Bluetooth channel as frequency-hopping pattern using a pogo stick.
Click the image to watch the full lesson. The text that follows is from the course book.
Bluetooth is a set of standards for short-range digital radio communication published by a consortium of companies called the Special Interest Group. It was originally developed as a wireless link to replace cables connecting computers and communications equipment.
Bluetooth connections are called piconets and Personal Area Networks since (in theory) up to eight devices can communicate on a channel within a range of 1 to 100 meters depending on the power.
In reality, Bluetooth is mostly used point-to-point with ten meters range.
The first data rate for Bluetooth was 0.7 Mb/s, followed by an enhancement to "3" Mb/s (2.1 Mb/s in practice). A High Speed variation employs collocated Wi-Fi for short high-bitrate transmissions at 24 Mb/s. The Smart or Low Energy variation allows coin-sized batteries on devices like heart-rate monitors.
Applications include wireless keyboard, mouse and modem connections… though today, 2 Mb/s Bluetooth is likely slower than the modem.
Bluetooth is used to replace wires connecting a phone to an earpiece, or to an automobile sound system for hands-free phone calls while driving. In this case, both two-way audio and two-way control messages are transmitted.
Bluetooth is also used to stream music from a smartphone to a receiver connected to an amplifier and speakers in an automobile or in a living room.
In the future, wireless collection of readings from devices like heart-rate monitors will be widespread.
Each of these types of applications corresponds to a Bluetooth profile, which is a specified set of capabilities and protocols the devices must support.
Bluetooth implements frequency-hopping, where the devices communicate at one of 79 carriers spaced at 1 MHz in the 2.4 GHz unlicensed band for 625 microseconds (µs), then hop to a different carrier for 625 µs, then to another, in a repeating pattern known to both devices. A particular hop sequence is called a channel, and is identified by an access code.
This is called Frequency-Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS), since hopping between 79 carriers spreads energy across spectrum 79 times wider than one carrier. It has the advantage of reduced sensitivity to noise or fading at any particular carrier.
If different pairs of devices are using different hop sequences, they can communicate at the same time in the same place without interfering. There are security advantages if the hop sequence can not be determined by a third party.
The initiator of communications is called the master. It determines the frequency hopping pattern, when the pattern begins, when a packet begins and when a bit begins. The packet and bit timing is based on the master's clock, which ticks every 312.5 microseconds. Two ticks make a slot. A slot corresponds to a hop. The master transmits and the slave listens in even-numbered slots; vice-versa in odd-numbered slots.
To establish the channel, the master derives a channel access code from its Bluetooth address, and indicates the code to the slave at the beginning of every packet. Both master and slave use this to determine the actual frequency-hopping sequence.
Data is organized into Bluetooth packets for transmission. Packets can be 1, 3 or 5 slots long. A bit rate of 2 Mb/s would mean Bluetooth packets are about 150, 450 or 750 bytes long.
Discovering other devices means sending requests in packets on pre-defined channels called inquiry scan channels. Making a device discoverable means it listens on the inquiry channels, and responds to inquiries with information like its Bluetooth address, name and capabilities. This results in a list of Bluetooth devices displayed on the discovering device, such as a smartphone.
Connecting to a device means paging the device on its paging channel, a channel with access code derived from the target's Bluetooth address. Devices listen on their paging channel, and respond to pages to establish a session. Once the session setup protocol is completed on the paging channel, the devices begin communicating on the channel defined by the master.
The frequency hopping pattern can be adapted to skip carriers where the signal to noise ratio is permanently low, to improve overall performance.
I hope you've enjoyed this tutorial!


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Gerald B. H. Solomon Saratoga National Cemetery is a United States National Cemetery located in the village of Schuylerville in Saratoga County, New York. Administered by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs, it encompasses , and as of 2021 had over 23,000 interments.

Location
The Gerald B.H. Solomon Saratoga National Cemetery is located on Duell Road in the town of Saratoga, New York.  The closest village is Schuylerville, part of the town of Saratoga. The postal address is Stillwater, New York.  The National Cemetery is within a mile of Saratoga National Historical Park's battlefield unit.

History
Dedicated on July 9, 1999 as Saratoga National Cemetery, it was the 116th National Cemetery. It was renamed to Gerald B. H. Solomon Saratoga National Cemetery on January 24, 2002, in honor of Congressman Gerald B. H. Solomon, who was known for his support of veterans' causes, and who is interred there. During his tenure in the U.S. House of Representatives, he sponsored the legislation which created the Department of Veterans Affairs and secured approval for the creation of the national cemetery now named for him. He served in Congress from 1979 to 1999, and was Chairman of the powerful Rules Committee in the House at the time of his retirement. As of the end of 2005, only the first  were developed for interments.

Notable monuments

 The ship's bell from the .
 A pyramidal memorial made of granite, erected in 2002 and dedicated to Congressman Gerald B.H. Solomon.

Notable interments
 Medal of Honor recipients
 Sergeant Thomas A. Baker, for action in World War II
 Technical Sergeant Peter J. Dalessondro, for action in World War II
 Specialist Four Raymond R. Wright, for action in the Vietnam War
 Others
 Joseph E. Persico, author
 Gerald B. H. Solomon, US Congressman
 Jack Briggs, actor
 Thomas M. Adamson, 1st Sgt. Vietnam
 Michael Martin Mulholland, SP4. Vietnam. Inventor of House Special Lo-Mein. Section 18 Lot 492

External links
 National Cemetery Administration
 Gerald B.H. Solomon Saratoga National Cemetery

United States national cemeteries
Cemeteries in Saratoga County, New York


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J.J. (Jennifer) Johnson is a youth counselor turned young adult novelist.
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She lives with her husband, son, and dog in Durham, North Carolina.
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Doctors at San Diego Zoo perform first cataract surgery on a gorilla
Photo: Medical specialists replaced the gorilla's cloudy eye lens with a new artificial lens.
Veterinarians at San Diego Zoo and a team of doctors have carried out cataract surgery on a three-year-old gorilla.
The medical team removed the gorilla's cloudy lens and replaced it with a new artificial lens
Dr Heichel said it was his first surgery on a gorilla
The team used a specialised microscope and instrument for the surgery
The procedure on Leslie, a female western lowland gorilla, was undertaken by a cataract surgery specialist who has treated thousands of humans, but never any other type of primate.
San Diego Zoo Safari Park associate veterinarian Meredith Clancy said the gorilla suffered from increasing blindness in her left eye due to a possible injury from playing or climbing.
"It is a really unusual thing for us to see," Dr Clancy said.
External Link: UC San Diego Health helps San Diego Zoo Safari Park save 3-year-old gorilla's vision
A team of animal care specialists, including ophthalmologists and anaesthesiologists from the University of California San Diego Health, carried out the surgery on December 10, but it was only announced on Monday.
A cataract is a clouding of the clear lens behind the iris. It typically develops as part of a normal aging process, but can also be caused by trauma to the eye.
Once a cataract develops, the lens becomes progressively cloudier and vision deteriorates.
Cataract surgery specialist Chris Heichel and his team used a specialised microscope and instruments using gentle suction to remove the cataract in Leslie's left eye.
The medical team removed Leslie's cloudy lens and inserted a new artificial lens that provides the gorilla with clear vision.
Photo: Three-year-old gorilla Leslie underwent cataract eye surgery in San Diego. (San Diego Zoo Safari Park)
Dr Heichel said he had performed thousands of eye surgeries on human patients, ranging in age from one day to 105 years, but this was his first surgery on a gorilla.
"Fortunately, the similarities between the anatomy of human and gorilla eyes are great enough to allow us to safely navigate the procedure without complication," Dr Heichel said.
"The remainder of the eye appeared to be in excellent health, indicating exceptional vision potential for the rest of Leslie's life."
Leslie is already back in her Gorilla Forest habitat at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park but the team is monitoring her healing process closely, as there remains the possibility the new lens could become cloudy.
"The eye has an envelope that holds the lens in place. It should remain clear, but sometimes after cataract surgery, the envelope will get a little cloudy," Dr Heichel said.
"In a human patient, we can laser the envelope to remove the cloudiness. That might not be quite so easy for Leslie, therefore I made a little opening in the back of the envelope to maintain her clear vision in the future."
The zoo's animal care team sedated Leslie's 31-year-old mother Kokamo, as they were concerned she might be upset about Leslie's absence from the gorilla habitat during the procedure.
Topics: health, surgical-medicine, animals, animals-and-nature, zoos, animal-science, science-and-technology, united-states
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Hello and Happy Tuesday! Do you love Polkadots? If you do then this week's Stamp, Ink, Paper Challenge #159 is right up your alley! Personally I love them!
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Culture as a first necessity investment
"Friendship is unnecessary, like philosophy, like art, like the universe itself (for God did not need to create). It has no survival value; rather it is one of those things which give value to survival."C. S. Lewis (In The Four Loves p.90).
The word "culture" has many usages, not much clarity. For some culture is a reference to institutions and activities which serve an elite looking to impose a set of preferences on the masses and whose subsidized nature demonstrates that they are of little value to the general population. For others culture describes an activity essential for citizens to develop their inner-self, to understand and interact with their community and territory as well as with other social groups.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, this differing vision of culture found its expression on whether culture as a sector is worthy of priority support (economically) to the same extent as the aviation, tourism or the automotive industries. Many public authorities take the view that culture is secondary or even a luxury. They gravely misunderstand the true value of cultural investment and the consequences of neglecting culture as part of recovery policies. According to Eurostat, the official EU Statistical body, the CCS employed 8.7 million people in 2018, equivalent to 3.8 % of the total number of persons employed within the EU-28 . Eurostat values the total value added of CCS to Euro 290 billion in 2016 equivalent (4% of EU GDP). The sector is as large as the ICT sector in Europe. The industry has been growing steadily after the 2008 economic crisis, witnessing an increased demand for entertainment and culture: in 2017, according to Eurostat, there were 1.1 million cultural enterprises in the EU-27. The fastest growing sectors are audiovisual, video games and music driven by the demand of digital networks and change in consumption accelerated by the pandemic.
In this context it is appropriate to characterize "the cultural necessity" and the contribution of culture to individual and societal development. It is not an easy task considering the multiple meanings of the word.
What is "the cultural necessity"?
Foremost culture embodies human myths, stories (religion, ideologies, memories) and activities (art, design, architecture) which form a set of shared values, aesthetic and ideas facilitating social interactions and living together as a collective. Then, culture enriches humans as a form of knowledge, nourishing the mind, reinforcing the sense of belonging to specific roots and identity. Cultural activities mix reason, imagination and emotions, leading to creation encapsulating humans' inner world and subjective realities. Culture finds its expression in poetry and beauty. It is an activity conducive to conviviality and well-being.
Culture is an essential element of civilization in several dimensions, acting both as an agent for change as well as the guardian of the status quo, as it enables:
social organization and cohesion (today challenged by excessive individualism, fake news, communitarianism, social injustice, migration and integration issues),
knowledge (enlightenment) and innovation. Culture embodies artistic and creative endeavours which nourish the arts, the culture and creative sectors but also a large number of industrial activities (manufacturing, tourism and the tech industries),
the expression of memories (heritage) and values (faith, ideals),
to question technology, scientific progress and political orders,
exchanges with other cultures as part of diplomacy and trade policy (through intercultural dialogue and cultural exchanges).
Culture a driver of political and technological transformation
Culture is a main actor of on-going political transformation. It is instrumental to policies whose goal is to promote intolerance and xenophobia, to nourish collective passions and ancestral conflicts. On the other hand culture can also be critical of ideologies and political orders (when basic human rights of freedom of expression and consciousness are denied). Cultural goods and services are also a key component of influence and domination when powerful economic players act as cultural gatekeepers, promoting only certain forms of cultural expressions to the detriment of others often for reasons that they have less market values or because they are detrimental to the established order.
As the history of nation States shows, political integration requires cultural consideration and narratives. This cultural differentiation poses a challenge for new political set ups aimed at confronting regional (economic and technological sovereignty) or global challenges (climate change, migration, pandemics). The European Union (EU) is the most advanced supranational organization attempting to coordinate the policy actions of 27 States. From a system to resolve conflicts between States, the EU is gradually transforming into an organization promoting solidarities and mutual understanding between different cultures. Without the development of cultural empathy and understanding, economic solidarities and political integration remain difficult to achieve.
Culture is of extraordinary importance today, and of necessity as it shapes values that determine our future, notably in relation to powerful disruptive technological and scientific development (linked to progress in biotechnology, genetic or data processing). A future without culture would be a cause of great concern as nothing would prevent humans from being shaped like machines (a neuronal being) devoid of autonomy, ethic, freedom, values, convictions and consciousness. In such a future, the human species would be denied any specificity, incapable of establishing a distance with "reality". As put by Professor Yuval Noah Harari: "in the twenty first century, fiction might thereby become the most potent force on earth, surpassing even wayward asteroids and natural selections. Hence if we want to understand our future, cracking genomes and crunching numbers is hardly enough. We must also decipher the fictions that give meanings to the world" (Yuval Noah Harari, Homo Deus – A Brief History of Tomorrow, Vintage Publishing, 2018).
In post-industrial societies culture is everywhere. As a territorial resource stemming from language, history, talent, industries and heritage producing singularities, it reaches out well beyond museums, heritage sites or traditional cultural institutions. Because it nourishes innovation, social and creative entrepreneurship as well as new working practices, it inspires and drives technology hubs, creative clusters, health provisions, popular festivals, digital networks, new manufacturing and services. Powerful social media channels use cultural goods as main resources to generate precious data exchanges (music, fashion, TV series , games, performing arts and sport). In addition to its economic significance, cultural activities support social interactions contributing to making places attractive, peaceful, and contributing to improve well-being (culture as the industry of happiness). The sanitary crisis serves to highlight the importance of culture in sustaining urban life (notably large urban centers). Any lack of cultural offering has a negative impact on attractiveness (thus affecting real estate, the hospitality sector and the overall organization of cities ranging from transport to policing).
Towards a Modern Cultural Policy
This capacity to shape our daily lives requires a reassessment of cultural policy goals originally set for a different world. A world that was less globalized, flat and connected, more hierarchical, less urban and focused on managing flagship institutions. Modern cultural policy should be designed to help culture work as a stimulant, an agent of change steering a new enlightenment and collective will. This means essentially that culture should be considered as a resource requiring:
protection from standardization trends degrading cultural richness and diversity,
promotion to enrich, to innovate, to challenge, to connect with a view to empower communities as well as individuals,
elevation to nurture solidarities and empathies across cultures to develop a collective-will to confront global challenges.
On the basis of our unique international experience in advising public authorities in the field of cultural policy KEA proposes a Manifesto for a Modern Cultural Policy aimed at implementing the above principles.
KEA's blog "How to benefit from the NextGenerationEU Recovery Plan if you work in culture"
KEA's blog "Artists and culture to imagine the way out of the crisis"
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Diversity and vertical distribution of nematode assemblages: the Saguenay fjord (Quebec, Canada)
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Tita, G.
Desrosiers, G.
Gagné, J.-P.
Locat, J.
Three stations were sampled for a meiofaunal survey in the Saguenay fjord's inner basin (Quebec, Canada). Nematodes were the dominant taxon accounting for 90 % of total individuals. Twenty nematode families and 55 genera were found. Cluster analysis showed two different depth- segregated nematode assemblages, one in the surface layer (0-2 cm) and the other in the subsurface layer (2- 10 cm) of the sediment column. A comparison between abundance and biomass vertical distributions showed that smaller individuals were dominant in the surface sediment layer, while larger individuals dominated in subsurface sediment. Selective deposit-feeders were the most abundant feeding group, while epigrowth-feeders were dominant in terms of biomass. Diversity tended to decrease in downstream areas of the fjord. Species composition and size spectra at the three stations suggest the succession of different meiofaunal communities along the fjord. Abundance-biomass comparison (ABC) plots suggested that upstream areas were moderately disturbed. The difference between Shannon's index in terms of abundance and biomass (H'delta = H'abund - H'biom) is suggested to be a useful tool in detecting environmental disturbance.


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Ben Bius
stated on February 9, 2010 in a radio advertisement.:
Says state Sen. Steve Ogden was the "driving force behind business income tax hurting small business, crafted the Robin Hood school finance scheme making property taxes skyrocket, wrote a budget that will result in a $14 billion deficit and voted against" gun freedoms.
By W. Gardner Selby February 16, 2010
Challenger Ben Bius casts Sen. Ogden as force behind plans driving up property taxes and hurting small businesses—and he says Ogden is against gun freedoms
Huntsville businessman Ben Bius, challenging state Sen. Steve Ogden of Bryan in the March 2 Republican primary, doesn't think much of Ogden's performance.
In a Bius radio ad that aired recently on Austin's KLBJ-AM, a narrator suggests Ogden, who chairs the pivotal Senate Finance Committee, is an out-of-control tax-and-spender.
The narrator says: "Steve Ogden was the driving force behind a new business income tax that hurt small business. He crafted the Robin Hood school finance scheme that made our property taxes skyrocket. And Steve Ogden wrote a budget that will result in a $14 billion deficit for Texas … Ogden even voted against our Second Amendment freedoms on right-to-carry legislation."
The spot could make listeners wonder how Ogden got elected in his conservative district.
But is it correct?
Bius, referring us to research footnoted on his campaign Web site, told us: "We stick strictly to the facts. It's exactly the truth."
Let's look at the facts behind Bius's first claim, which refers to Ogden's role in 2006 as Republican lawmakers scrambled to finance the cost of reductions in school property tax rates.
That year, Ogden was the Senate sponsor of a House-initiated plan replacing the corporate franchise tax with a tax based on gross receipts, part of a package backed by GOP leaders including Gov. Rick Perry.
Bius says in his ad that the tax hurt small businesses. He pointed us to a Dallas Morning News article published last year quoting Laura Stromberg of the National Federation of Independent Business: "Small businesses operate on smaller profit margins. By taxing them on their gross receipts, small businesses are unfairly hit." Stromberg reaffirmed the criticism when we reached her, noting the federation continues to favor repeal.
The revamped tax did draw in some small businesses that hadn't been subject to such a tax previously. However, early last year the state released its first study of the tax, which found that while it had shifted the tax burden between some business sectors, overall it wasn't hitting small businesses unfairly.
Franchise "tax liability increased for all sizes of taxpayers except the very smallest," State Comptroller Susan Combs said, and the tax "now reflects the economy more closely than it did before... At the same time, the change in the base and the inclusion of newly taxable entities shifted the relative burden of the tax to firms at the middle of the size spectrum, while the share of tax paid by the very largest and smallest of taxpayers declined."
Last year, legislators including Ogden raised the annual business income threshold for being subject to the tax from $300.000 to $1 million, a move described as eliminating the burden on smaller businesses.
Ogden, defending the tax, said: "We changed the business tax to make it fairer and more broad-based," Ogden said. "The increased revenue was used to help pay for the $14 billion cut in school property taxes--and small businesses pay a lot of property taxes. So it didn't hurt them."
Bius's Web site doesn't list evidence for his second claim, that Ogden crafted the school finance scheme which Bius says drove up property taxes.
But here's the background: In 1993, fearing court intervention to equalize funding among the state's public schools, lawmakers created the so-called Robin Hood approach. It requires school districts that are home to vast property wealth to share resources with less fortunate districts.
Ogden was among a few House members listed as co-sponsors, and was the the sole Republican named to the House-Senate conference panel that finalized the finance plan.
But the legislation was initiated by Sen. Bill Ratliff, who chaired the Senate Education Committee. Ratliff and former Rep. Paul Sadler, who served on the conference committee, each told us that Ogden did not craft the plan.
And two longtime analysts, school finance expert Dan Casey and tax expert Dale Craymer, each disputed Bius's claim that the funding plan caused property taxes to rocket, as Bius says in his ad.
Craymer, who heads the Texas Taxpayers and Research Association, a nonprofit group representing businesses, was then-Gov. Ann Richards' budget director in 1993. Craymer said: "There really is no single bill that caused school district taxes to skyrocket, although a number of bills in combination have contributed to a steady increase in tax rates (and sharp increases in some districts) since 1984."
Bius's third claim—that Ogden wrote a budget that will result in a $14 billion deficit—reflects Ogden's longstanding role as chairman of the Senate Finance Committee.
Bius cites a 2009 article in the Fort Worth Business Press quoting Ogden saying: "In order to balance the budget this biennium, which is $182 billion, we used $14 billion in federal stimulus money to balance it. We're not expecting a similar amount of similar money to be available in the next two years because the federal government just doesn't have it. So, assuming that's true, you go into the next session with a $14 billion hole."
Ogden told us he wishes he hadn't said "hole" in that context. "We don't have a deficit," he noted correctly -- a reminder that when observers refer to a shortfall, they mean that without making changes, the state might not have enough income to fund anticipated future expenses, not current ones.
"That has nothing to do with the budget I crafted," Ogden said, suggesting instead that it largely reflects state sales tax revenue lagging what Combs projected it would be by this time. Ogden also insisted he's not convinced there'll be a shortfall when lawmakers gather next year to write the next budget. "It's very accurate to say the (next) budget is going to be very tight," Ogden said, with lawmakers likely to tap the state's so-called rainy day fund to cover costs.
Bius traces his ad's last claim, that Ogden voted against Second Amendment freedoms, to Ogden's vote last year against a proposal removing a state bar on individuals carrying concealed weapons onto Texas college campuses.
Ogden, whose district includes Texas A&M University, was among 11 senators (and three Republicans) to vote against final passage of Senate Bill 1164, which later died in the House. Ogden said of his vote: "I voted to maintain the status quo. What's that got to do with the Second Amendment?" He noted that the Bill of Rights in the Texas Constitution states that every citizen "shall have the right to keep and bear arms in the lawful defense of himself or the state, but the Legislature shall have power, by law, to regulate the wearing of arms, with a view to prevent crime."
So how does Bius's barrage shake out?
He's right that Ogden carried the measure launching the new business tax. But it's at least debatable that the tax "hurt" all small businesses; that was not the conclusion of the state study.
Bius fairly gives Ogden major credit -- or, rather, blame -- for writing the state budget, though he overlooks that Ogden shared that responsibility with House and Senate colleagues.
Bius's ad misuses the "deficit" descriptive, taking advantage of Ogden's rued reference to lawmakers facing a $14 billion "hole" unless there's more federal stimulus aid.
Finally, Bius ties his Second Amendment claim to a single Ogden vote. That's a well-worn way of casting aspersions. But without more instances of such behavior by Ogden, it's a stretch to say his one vote proves him soft on gun rights.
The ad's claims mostly misrepresent Ogden's record.
We rate Bius's statement as False.
Scott Perry
stated on January 8, 2023 in ABC This Week interview
"Parents that go to school board meetings" and question the curriculum are being "flagged by the Department of Justice and the FBI for attending a meeting."
By Amy Sherman • January 10, 2023
Austin American-Statesman, "Effects of revised business tax seen," Jan. 7, 2009
Dallas Morning News, "Small businesses urge Texas to revise franchise tax," Feb. 7, 2009
E-mail, Dale Craymer, president, Texas Taxpayers and Research Association, Feb. 16, 2010
Fort Worth Business Press, "Serious gaps expected for 2011 state budget," Oct. 19, 2009
Interview, Ben Bius, Feb. 12, 2010
Interview, Dan Casey, Moak, Casey and Associates, Feb. 15, 2010
Interviews, State Sen. Steve Ogden, Feb. 15 and 16, 2010
Texas Constitution, Article 1, Bill of Rights
Texas Senate Journal, third-reading vote on Senate Bill 1164, May 20, 2009
Texas State Comptroller Susan Combs, "The Business Tax Advisory Committee Report to the 81st Legislature," Jan. 9, 2009
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Ken Paxton
stated on October 25, 2018 a TV ad:
Says Ken Paxton "shut down the world's largest human trafficking marketplace."
By W. Gardner Selby • November 1, 2018
stated on October 22, 2018 a rally for Republican candidates in Houston:
Says Beto O'Rourke "voted to shield MS-13 gang members from deportation."
By W. Gardner Selby • October 25, 2018
stated on October 16, 2018 a debate televised from San Antonio:
Says "only one other senator from either party over the last 25 years" has "a worse record on bipartisanship" than Ted Cruz.
Alexander Strenger
stated on October 1, 2018 response cited in an interactive voter guide:
Says 60 percent of Austin's "waterways are found to be contaminated with fecal matter and deemed unsafe to swim."
stated on September 29, 2018 an Austin rally:
Says that in Texas, "you can be too gay to adopt" a foster child "who needs a loving home."
By W. Gardner Selby • October 4, 2018
stated on September 21, 2018 a debate at Southern Methodist University:
Says Beto O'Rourke described police as "modern-day Jim Crow."
By W. Gardner Selby • September 25, 2018
Says he "did not try to leave the scene of the accident" that led to his arrest for driving while intoxicated.
Texans Are
Says Beto O'Rourke voted "against body armor for Texas sheriffs patrolling the border."
stated on August 26, 2018 an interview on Fox & Friends:
Says Texas has "had over 600,000 crimes committed by illegals since 2011. Over 1,200 homicides."
By W. Gardner Selby • September 7, 2018
stated on August 30, 2018 a TV ad:
Says Texas "high school graduation rates are at all-time highs."
stated on September 4, 2018 a video:
Says Beto O'Rourke said he's grateful that people are burning or desecrating the American flag.
stated on August 28, 2018 an online video ad:
Says Beto O'Rourke "voted against" Hurricane Harvey "tax relief."
By W. Gardner Selby • August 29, 2018
M.J. Hegar
stated on August 21, 2018 an interview on Spectrum Cable's "Capital Tonight":
Says U.S. Rep. John Carter "hasn't held a town hall in five years."
stated on July 26, 2018 an ad in the Houston Defender:
Says "black Americans have 10 times less wealth than white Americans."
Silvestre Reyes
stated on May 22, 2012 a TV ad:
Says Beto O'Rourke "has a criminal record that includes DWI and burglary arrests."


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Home Syria US coordinating with Turkey to ease tensions in northern Syria
US coordinating with Turkey to ease tensions in northern Syria
BEIRUT, LEBANON (8:50 A.M.) – The U.S. Coalition and Turkish regime are currently working to ease tensions in northern Syria after the recent hostilities between Ankara and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) in the Al-Raqqa, Al-Hasakah, and Aleppo provinces.
According to the Pentagon spokesperson Sean Robertson, "the sides specified the list of equipment that refugee centers need in order to prepare for the winter period," he said.
The United States continues to try to de-escalate the situation between the Kurds and Turkey in Syria, US Department of Defense spokesperson Sean Robertson told Sputnik.
"We continue to engage the leadership on all sides in order to deescalate the situation," Robertson said on Monday. "The idea is to keep fight focus on ISIS [Daesh]."
The Syrian Democratic Forces have long been the point of disagreements between Turkey and the United States.
Ankara has condemned Washington for sending arms and providing other support to the group while Washington has been calling on Ankara for restraint in its conflict with the Kurds.
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rabbi drewzif
There is an easy way to ease the tensions in NW Syria. Just remove the uninvited and unwanted US and Turkish military from the region. Simples.
Do it Yourself. Remember white flag and candy
I think you've mistaken me for a Frenchman or an Israeli settler 🙂
Gustavo Lopez Velazquez
USA and Turkey are friends (NATO members), despite the Turkey theater in Syria war, and their motions in Syria are in mutual agreement and coordination (it seams to me).


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Zhou accepts penalty for Schumacher collision, rues fifth retirement of season
25th July 2022, 14:58 | Written by Keith Collantine and Claire Cottingham
Zhou Guanyu accepted the stewards' decision to penalise him for his collision with Mick Schumacher in yesterday's French Grand Prix, before he suffered yet another technical failure.
The Alfa Romeo driver was given a five-second time penalty after tangling with Schumacher at Beausset. The stewards ruled the rookie driver was "predominantly to blame for the collision," noting he "lost control of the rear of the car when [Schumacher] was on the outside and made contact with Schumacher, causing Schumacher to spin."
Zhou said he wasn't able to avoid sliding into Schumacher. "Unfortunately with Mick, obviously into the corner I was ahead and before the corner ends, he kind of got more speed and going around a little bit in front of me, but by that time I had closed a little bit more in the corner.
"I think we both a little bit misjudged where we were in the position so it was almost impossible by that point before I realised he started closing more. I think he didn't let me have enough space so unfortunately we had the contact, which is not something I wanted."
Before the race, drivers discussed the stewards' responses to several incidents during the previous rounds with the race directors. They included George Russell's collision with Sergio Perez in the Austrian Grand Prix, which was penalised, and Alexander Albon's clash with Sebastian Vettel, also in Austria, which was not penalised.
Zhou said his collision with Schumacher was: "Similar to, I think, George-Perez, Alex and Vettel. It's very similar. One guy outside, they have got more grip, they tried to go ahead and started closing more and inside is kind of by that point tighter corner radius, you can't really do much because your car started using more steer when they start turning.
"So I'm happy to take five seconds, but obviously just keep it consistent because Alex didn't get a penalty. So as soon as it's consistent for the rest of the year, I'm happy to do that."
The stewards also gave Zhou two penalty points, which puts him on a total of four.
The Alfa Romeo driver did not reach the chequered flag after suffering the latest in a series of power unit problems. He revealed the problem materialised long before it put him out of the race with six laps to go.
"Actually 20 laps to the end I was suffering some issue, just a lack of power, having some misfire. I'm not really sure why. One lap it'd be okay and then suddenly three, four laps later I'd just have the issue.
"We tried to fix it, it looked like it was okay to finish the race, but then with six laps to go, I was just losing all the speed I had everywhere. So I think it was the safe thing to do."
He has retired from five races so far this year, all of which were due to technical problems, apart from his spectacular Silverstone crash.
"Obviously it's not ideal to still have that after halfway through the season," he said. "Especially I think with a lot of races coming towards the end of the year [which] will be very hot like, for example Singapore, Austin, all these tracks, and even next week. All the guys are trying to not have any issues, so hopefully we can fix that."
Zhou was one of three drivers penalised for incidents during the race. Esteban Ocon was also given a five-second time penalty and two points on his licence for tangling with Yuki Tsunoda on the first lap. Carlos Sainz Jnr received a five-second time penalty for an unsafe release in the pits, but no penalty points.
Claire Cottingham
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Posted on 25th July 2022, 14:58 Author Keith CollantineCategories 2022 F1 season articles, 2022 French Grand Prix articles, F1 newsTags 2022 french grand prix, 2022 french grand prix reaction, F1, F1 France, F1 France 2022, F1 Paul Ricard, formula 1, French Grand Prix, Grand Prix of France
6 comments on "Zhou accepts penalty for Schumacher collision, rues fifth retirement of season"
No Zhou no excuses.
Totally agree. I personally think he is a nice person but he is has NO place in F1 and only racing because of his pay driver backing of the ccp to be a flag carrier for propaganda purposes aka Nation branding.
My main gripe with him is that the astroturfed hype gas lighting viewers declaring him as a great driver when he finishes 12th or qualis 15th also equally disgusting is that he is does not deserve to be in F1 on merit yet no one ever questions this and the worrying trend of F1 becoming a pay driver only sport.. He spent 3 seasons in F3 winning nothing and another 3 in F2 not winning the title racing for a top team.
This just proves how pointless F2 and the super licence system is when Oscar Piastri who won the F2 title in his FIRST season cant get an F1 seat but a well funded pay driver who spent 6 years in lower formula winning zero titles can buy a seat perfectly summarizes how pointless the super licence system is.
The only solution is to have stricter super licence criteria but this will never change because the FIA is fundamentally a corrupt organization, what next Roy Nissany to race with williams?
The issue isn't the super licence system. The issue is money and manufacturer/brand specific driver contacts.
Piastri isn't a Ferrari or Sauber Academy driver – But Zhou is. So he gets a seat.
Ferrari have 6 seats to fill, Renault/Alpine only have 2. So Piastri doesn't get a seat. Sure it would help if he had $Billion in personal backing behind him, but he doesn't.
This isn't new and it isn't specific to these few drivers, or even specific to F1.
Go back many decades and drivers were regularly placed in teams as part of an engine deal, and removed when the deal finished, regardless of how good they were.
F1 is a money game. Try not to assume that it's all about talent, skill or merit – that's only a very tiny part of it.
MacLeod (@macleod)
Nick de Vries was a Mercedes driver but still didn't has a seat or even Mercedes can provide one for him.
Yep. Mercedes clearly don't want to make one available for him, or they would have done so already.
The manufacturer junior driver programs can open up opportunities – but they can also be a barrier, shutting other options off.
With several (6?) driver programs running in F1/F2 at the moment, aligning with one automatically excludes you from the rest.
juan fanger (@juan-fanger)
So Russians and Chinese aren't our type of people.
They aren't hypocritical enough for you?
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For a whole two years we have been learning that worship is all about glorifying God, bringing honour, magnifying God. Worship means to honor God, respect God, to exalt God, to serve, to bless God, to prostrate, to sacrifice or give, to be in submission, to bow down and also to adore.
This performance will take your breath away. Jotta A is a 12 years old child singing sensation from Brazil and has a special love for his Lord and Savior. Enjoy this unforgettable performance of Agnus Dei. WOW!
"What a wretched man I am! Who will rescue me from this body that is subject to death?"
But, that's not the end of the revelation.
Think about how do you worship a great and mighty God with such prejudice and ignorance and still expect God to bless you. Worship is indeed dangerous business when offered done wrongly.
And the Levites of the children of the Kohathites, and of the children of the Korhites, stood up to praise the Lord God of Israel with a loud voice on high.
MUSIC - Is it spirit or vehicle?
"Authenticity is NOT a style of music. What makes music authentic is the character of the musician playing it." This is wisdom that could support the connotation that "Music is a spirit". I believe that the "spirit of the musician" drives the intent of its delivery. Thus, the intended mission/ministry is accomplished (or hampered).


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Local government network ELGL and startup UrbanLeap will partner on a one-year program for 25 small-city and rural governments to collaborate on solving issues.
The "Small Places, Big Ideas Innovation Cohort" is aimed at jurisdictions with populations of 30,000 people or less, although larger ones can also apply if they wish. Its plan is for the participants to identify common issues they face, test solutions and share best practices.
"UrbanLeap is working today with big municipalities such as Las Vegas, Pittsburgh and the County of San Mateo [in California]," UrbanLeap founder and CEO Arik Bronshtein said in a statement, per Government Technology. "We want to bring the same tools and best practices to smaller municipal agencies, too."
While a great deal of the focus in the smart city movement is on high-profile cities and their initiatives, the importance of small cities cannot be underestimated. The U.S. Census Bureau says 47% of cities have a population of 1,000 people or less, meaning that there is still a significant number of people who live there, and not just in major metropolises such as New York.
With issues around transportation, budgets and climate change facing all cities, those problems can be exacerbated in smaller jurisdictions that lack the finances to pay for the big, sweeping solutions that others can afford. In areas like climate change, studies have found smaller cities can have an outsized impact on reducing the country's emissions and leading the push for using renewable energy sources. A report by global risk management company DNV GL found some small cities with their climate goals "go far and beyond" the Paris climate accord, and with a further push, can do even more.
Collaborations like this between ELGL and UrbanLeap could be key in helping smaller cities and rural areas reach their full potential, especially as it emphasizes collaboration on pilot programs and the sharing of best practices, something that has become increasingly important as the smart city movement takes on an increasingly regional focus. Technology such as 5G has been hailed as a potential game-changer for smaller cities and rural areas as a way to close the digital divide, but collaborations such as this allow cities to take matters into their own hands.